The Daily Register VOL. 98 N0.7 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 15 CENTS Nuisance tax called short sighted, unfair TRENTON (AP) - The Byrne indicated Sunday in a Byrne administration has television interview that he charged that a proposed nui- would be willing to sign some sance tax package is an un- of the nuisance taxes into law fair, shortsighted answer to if accompanied by a legisla- New Jersey's money prob- tive promise to approve a lems which, if adopted, would , scaled-down income tax pro- force the legislature to raise posal to solve the state's long- taxes again before the end of er-range fiscal and education- the year. al needs. • The administration, along Yesterday's hearing in the with a string of witnesses rep- Assembly chamber was the resenting teachers, local first of three this week before school boards and a number the Assembly votes on July 15 of other organizations, testi- on the assortment of taxes. fied against the nuisance Another hearing will be held taxes at the first of three leg- at Montclair State College to- islative public hearings yes- morrow and at the Rutgers terday. They resume tomor- University campus in Camden row. on Friday. Among those taking ex- A package of nuisance ception to the dominant senti- taxes that has been endorsed ment at the hearings was by the Senate includes a one- Mayor Dennis P. Collins of penny increase in the 5 per Bayonne who said "fiscal cent sales tax, highe&car and ruin" would result for cities truck registration fees; a one- PLEADS FOR FUNDS - Edward Blousteln, presi- like his own unless the legis- cent cigarette tax hike and dent of Rutgers University, testifies at the Joint lature raises additional reve- assorted new and increased Emergency Leadership Committee on Taxation In nue somehow. taxes on businesses. BUSTLE ON BROAD STREET — Flurries of ac- on the front of the car. This photo, provided by Trenton yesterday. Blousteln pleaded for more He appealed for support of State Treasurer Richard C. funds for the University. tivity were created by the trolley as It made Its Daniel Dorn Jr. of Dorn's Photo Shop, Red Bank, a $330 million nuisance tax Leone, in what represented dally rounds. A game scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at Is from a book, "Picture the Past: 1900-15," by package that is designed to the prevailing point of view Hannah Lyons Johnson of Llftle Silver. would have to return In five Assembly Minority Leader Baseball Park, Red Bank, Is advertised via sign restore most of the $384 mil- yesterday, said that the nui- or six months, to pass new Thomas H. Kean, R-Essex, lion cut from the new state sance taxes would place an taxes to keep the state going. said the Byrne Administration budget by Gov. Brendan T. unfair burden on those with Leone conceded, however, attempted to "stack" the wit- 9 Byrne. less ability to pay. He also as- that "so*me nuisance tax nesses against nuisance Rutgers University Presi- serted that the tax package packages are better than oth- taxes. Little Silver woman s book Ident Edward J. Blousteln also would merely postpone the ers Some may be better than said he would like to see state's fiscal crisis for a short nothing." But, he added, But Assembly Majority taxes raised by "any method time. "none should be mistaken for Leader Joseph F. LeFante, 9 you believe to be practical "The simple truth, I sub- good public policy." D-Hudson, said they would dwells on Red Bank s past and just to restore nearly $30 mit, is that all we are buying The intent of the public provide the forum for local million that was slashed from is a little time," Jie said. He hearing was not entirely officials to express their ap- the university Budget. predicted the legislature clear. peals for some sort of taxes. By MARYBETH ALLEN might bring them." Homes were heated via coal-burning furnaces, early telephones were wooden boxes hanging on LITTLE SILVER — If you can picture 100-pound bags walls, and electric lights — something new — were hang- of sugar selling for |5.80, children learning to write via the ing on long cords from the middle of ceilings. Palmer method, and a time when the Iceman came two or These things were the "latest." But it isn't easy for three times a week and the mailman came three or four today's 10-year-olds to picture a day without dishwashers, Cioffi, Mazza fined, plan times a day, you.have a pretty accurate picture of the frozen foods, toasters and battery-operated toys. Another past. shock they're in stole for is the fact that in most states, Those "good old days" that young people have heard women couldn't vote. As Mrs. Johnson puts it: "In 1000 a their parents talk about are described for them by Hannah woman's place was said to be the home." Monday was Lyons Johnson in a book "Picture the Past: 1800-1815," wash day — and, because there were no permanent press appeal in revaluation ease which features photographs supplied by Daniel Dorn Jr. of fabrics, everything had to be ironed. To make matters Dorn's Photo Shop, Red Bank. more difficult, heavy metal irons had to be heated on the By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI The book, published by the Lothrop, Lee & Shepard stove. Co., New York, tells of a time when Tin Lizzies, knickerbo- Schools, like household conveniences, have come a long FREEHOLD - Long ckers, high-button shoes, dime novels, and nickelodeons way since 1800. Then few states had laws saying that chil- Branch Mayor Henry Cioffi were part of everyday life. And what's nostalgia to the old- dren must attend. But if they did — and misbehaved, they and the city's business admin- er set is news to the young. were apt to have their hands slapped with rulers or be giv- istrator, Vincent Mazza, were Mrs. Johnson bases the book in Red Bank, which she en orders to stand in corners. fined $1,500 each in punitive describes as "a town of about 4,000, people which was lo- Those were the days when inkwells were set into the damages yesterday for their cated on a river and was surrounded by farmland. About tops of desks — and desks were lined up in rows and actions in attempting to block five miles from the Atlantic Ocean and forty-five miles screwed to the floor. McGuffey's readers were in use and, Harry A. Schuman, city tax from New York City, it was serviced by steamboat and when it came to writing, children follQwed the Palmer assessor, in submitting the railroad lines. In 1800 most people in America still lived method and filled page after page with the ovals which 1875 property tax evaluations outside of big cities in towns and villages very much like were supposed to help them with correct letter formation. earlier this year. Red Bank." All were taught to write with their right hands — even if Superior Court Judge Mer- It was a time, Mrs. Johnson wrote, when "Americans they happened to be left-handed. ritt Lane Jr. also assessed the were full of hope and excitement over what a new century See Red Bank's, page 13 two officials and the city Jointly $1,000 as compensatory damages in Mr. Schuman's behalf and enjoined the two from interfering with Mr. Schuman in the performance Byrne *snub' talk rapped of his duties. Mayor Cioffi said last night Mayor Henry Cioffi Vincent Mazza Jndge Merrltt Lane Jr. who was angered by the im- the city attorney, Robert L. By BEN VAN VL1ET cumbents seeking reelection. Mauro, has been directed to plication that the lack of rep- Among those critical of the resubmit the 1874 assessment that they attempted to dis- that he suffered physically appeal the decision. But he figures. Monmouth County Demo- resentation by party officials governor was Assemblyman charge him without giving from it, said the judge. Mr. should be construed as a re- refrained from further com- The two officials had termi- him any hearing or reasons Schuman earlier told the cratic leaders and legislators Richard Van Wagner. ment on the case. jection of the governor. However, Mr. Van Wagner nated Mr. Schuman as tax as- for the discharge, said the court that he had lost weight, say their absence from the of- In assessing the punitive ficial opening of the Garden "What are you trying to do, said last night he did not stay sessor but were later ordered judge, adding that they had trouble sleeping and de- make the news or report the away from the Arts Center damages, the court said the by the court Feb. 26 to reins- sought to discharge him veloped a stomach problem State Arts Center in Holmdel two officials demonstrated a last week was not intended as news?" he charged. Wednesday because the gov- tate him. The court at that merely because they dis- during the time that the may- Two months ago, a number ernor was attending. "callous disregard" of legal- time cautioned them not to in- agreed with him. or and the business adminis- a snub to Democratic Gov. ity in trying to cause Mr. Brendan T. Byrne. of county Democratic legisla- "I don't remember receiv- terfere with Mr. Schuman in Actions such as this cries trator sought to have him use Schuman to do something the performance of his duties. Gov. and Mrs. Byrne ar- tors said, both privately and ing an invitation," said Mr. out for the imposition of puni- the 1974 figures instead of the publicly, that they felt they which was in violation of Neither Mayor Cioffi nor tive damages, said the judge. revaluation figures. rived for the VIP opening Van Wagner, "and besides I what he was required to do. could do without the gover- was in Toms River that night. Mr. Mazza testified in the In awarding $1,000 as com- The city of Long Branch is Wednesday'by helicopter and The legal action before the were greeted by John Larson, nor's presence In the county "This is not at all a snub to court hearing earlier yes- pensatory damages to Mr. liable for the compensatory because.it might hinder their court yesterday emanated terday and thus there was no Schuman, Judge Lane said damage award since a munic- manager of the Arts Center. the governor," he said, "I from Mr. Schuman's attempts reelection efforts. simply had other comitments. testimony to explain their ac- the two officials were not im- ipal agency is responsible for Neither John R. Fiorino, last year and early this year tions in attempting to have mune from liability because county Democratic chairman, They noted that while they I have been at several affairs the actions of its officials who to have the new property Mr. Schuman use the 1974 fig- their acts in dismissing Mr. are acting within the scope of nor any of the county's seven accepted Gov. Byrne as head recently with the governor valuations prepared by J. M. of the'party, his low popu- and I would never even con- ures. Schuman were not part of their duties. The city is not Democratic legislators were Cleminshaw Co., an Ohio Judge Lane said it was their official discretionary present. larity among the voters might sider staying away from an property evaluation firm, liable for the punitive dam- detract from the campaign ef- affair simply because the clear that the two officials did duties. ages since a municipal corpo- To consider that a snub is used for the 1875 tax rolls everything in their power to "absurd," said Mr. Fiorino, forts of the Assembly in- governor would be there." Mr. Schuman, through testi- ration cannot entertain mal- while the mayor and business improperly interfere with Mr. mony, showed that he was The same sentiment was John R. FloriM administrator wanted him to ice. stated by Assemblyman Mor- Schuman. It also was clear "hounded" to such an extent The judge also dismissed a ton Salkind, who represents spent all day Tuesday at Mor- counterclaim by the city for the district In which the Arts ven with Gov. Byrne and damages against Mr. Schu- The inside story Center is located. added there is no attempt on man, holding that the duties "I don't think I ever got an i the part of county Democrat- Car pulled from train path of a tax assessor are quasi-ju- THE HEATHER invitation," Mr. Salkind said, ic leaders to avoid the gover- dicial in nature and therefore nor. Partly cloudy, warm and hnmld with "but I couldn't have gone LONG BRANCH - It looked like a scene The tires of Mr. Bellinger's car wedged Mr. Schuman was not liable anyway because I've been Assemblyman Walter J. from a Mack Sennett movie and the ending between the ties, and then he saw the train for damages caused by his -chance of afternoon ar evening thunderstorms. Kozloski of Freehold, who Complete report on page 2. spending nearly every day in was a traditionally happy one as city police coming. actions unless the city could Trenton working on the finan- also represents the Arts Cen- pulled a car from the path of an oncoming Police responded immediately. Patrolman demonstrate that he acted in Mother of the Year has MS 1* cial crisis. ter district, said there was no Penn Central train at the Broadway grade Jules Wolfson raced to the Joline Ave. cross- bad faith. The city had stipu- Woman Is 1M years old 11 "I even had tickets for the snub intended, I was out of crossing last night. ing and put on his roof lights to catch the at- lated that there was no evi- Catfish, Blue head AL monad staff 14 Arts Center on Thursday and town at the time." tention of the oncoming engineer. dence'of bad faith on Mr. Rafflaa tragedy stnns Monmonth horsemen - IS couldn't go because my first Apparently no invitations Actually, the incident wasn't quite that dra- A second officer walked up the tracks Schuman's part. Bridge Advice , 18 DAILY REGISTER priority is to help resolve the were sent to the county legis- matic or comical—but things did seem touch- Judge Lane, in ruling on the and-go when off-duty Patrolman Patrick waving aflare and slowed the train. In the Classified II, 17 PHONE NUMBERS state's fiscal crisis," he said. lative delegation, but Mr. meantime, other officers used planks to pry issues, also held that Mr. Comics 18 Main Office S42-4IN Mr. Salkind said he had Fiorino said he did receive an Joyce reported at 11:32 p.m. that he saw an Schuman's term as tax asses- auto stuck on the northbound tracks and the the wheels of the trapped car free. Contemporary Life II, II Toll Free KI-J300 See No Byrne, page 2 The vehicle was dislodged by the time the sor will expire June 30, 1171. Toll Free 5K-8W Furniture and fixtures, Old headlight of a southbound train approaching. Mr. Schuman maintained that Crossword Prole 18 Hotel, for sale Thurs., 11 a.m. Horsemen train crawled past, but as' one officer said,"It Editorials I Classified Ads ...M2-17M Highlands Hideaway, 291-1232. New cash and carry policy. The car belonged to Andre Bellinger, of' was close." he was appointed tax assessor Entertainment, TV II Circulation Dept 542 4W8 Fred D. Wikoff Co., RedBank Assisting along with Patrolmen Joyce and See Cioffi, page 2 Correction Notice 378 Columbus Place. He later told police that Financial » Sports Dept M2-4H4 he was travelling west on Broadway behind Wolfson were Special Officer John O'Connor Make A Dale 12 MMdletown Bureau 171SH. New Shrewsbury July Council Rnmson Board of Education Rum son Roulette Meeting has been changed to Regular meeting, 8 p.m. another car when the first vehicle stopped and Patrolmen Al Tyler and Doug Gotfredsen. Summer sale, 25% off on Obituaries < Freehold Bureau 4C-2121 Thurs., July 10, Borough Hall, Wed., July I, at Forrestdale short at the crossing, causing him to lose con- The railroad's dispatcher said the train sportswear, swimwear, Sports U, 15 Long Branch Bureau ..222-M1I at 7:30 p.m. School. trol and swerve onto the tracks. was delayed only a few minutes. dresses. 7 W. River Rd \ . 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N. J TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 Attorney charges Middletown planners misled client MIDDLETOWN - "We have been backdoored by an ac- veloper had to face later on when he wanted to develop the Under the proposed site plan, the fast-food facility would which he also owns. tion taken in pique," charged Joseph P Tomain, attorney for rear portion of the tract. We were directed last month to re- have been constructed on a two-acre portion of the 23-acre The board approved a four-lot major subdivision proposal Coastal Group Management Corp., as the Planning Board re- solve the flood plain issue with T&M; that was the only is- tract, which fronts on Rt. 35 and Twin Brooks Ave. Access by Stanru Inc. on Salsbury Ave. in EasLKeansburg, subject Jo jected his client's site plan last night sue... We've been backdoored; the board has taken an ac- from Rt. 35 is restricted to about 50 feet of frontage because granting of a variance to permit the undersize lots that will The applicant proposes construction of a Burger King res- tion in pique," Mr Tomain went on. the southerly portion of the highway frontage lies in a flood be created. taurant on the southbound side of Rt 35 near Twin Brooks Mrs. Jill Rudolph, an alternate board member, faced the plain area. Site plan approvals were granted Mrs. Virginia Shute, Ave lawyer calmly. "You weren't misled. We simply disagree on Access from Twin Brooks Ave. would likewise have to proprietor of AftB Boat Sales, 352 Rt. S6, Belford, and to the Mr Tomain made his charges in an outburst before the what the caucus included. You weren't misled at all," she come througb a flood plain area. The only other means of ac- River Plaza Boys Club board after he heard Leon Zuckerman, board secretary, read said. cess to the bulk of the tract would be from Kings Hwy. over a Mrs Shute was given approval provided she subdivides the resolution disapproving the site plan on grounds that the Mayor Peter J. Carton, a board member, reacted more paper street. Thus future development of a major portion of her land into two lots rather than the three she proposes and site was badly laid out so access to the rear of the tract was strongly to the attorney's charges. the tract would be discouraged, the board ruled. on condition no future construction be permitted on the por- made difficult. "I want to put your exact words on the record," the may- Coastal Group Management Corp. has been granted a tion of the tract now vacant. The restrictions were applied be- Shouting at the board that he was flabbergasted at the or said, moving to a microphone to make sure his words were subdivision and variances necessary for the Burger King proj- cause of existing parking and storage problems. The subdivi- proposed resolution, Mr Tomain alleged that his client has taped "You said you were backdoored and that the board ect. The group operates 14 Burger Kings in New York and sion will enable Mrs. Shute to sell off a portion of her land to been before the board since last fall seeking guidance which took an action in pique and that you were misguided. Well, New Jersey Richard Hubbs for use as an insurance office. was never offered. He Insisted that instead, the board misled ever since I've sat on this board as of Jan. 1, I say you've Recommended for Township Committee approval was The River Plaza Boys Club plans to construct * field him and his client into thinking access was not an issue on never been misled and you've always been kept informed. a major subdivision proposed by Policastro Bros., local con- house in Nut Swamp Park. which action on the site plan would be based. The problem of access has been brought up to you again and tractors, on Balloch Place in Fairview. The three-lot residen- A waiver of sidewalk requirements was granted May- The attorney alleged that in a caucus session he and his again. tial subdivision would front on the portion qf Balloch Place flower Hill Estates, developer of a six-lot major subdivision client were led to believe that the only thing they had to re- "You've always gotten fair treatment from this board. which remains unpaved. Approval was recommended^ with the on a cul-de-sac off Wallace Road. The waiver is based on un- solve was a question of compliance with the flood plain provi- You're the one who said that access shouldn't be considered proviso that the developer install paving from the end of the usual typography sions of the zoning ordinance, a question which could be set- when you were seeking subdivision approval, and now you say existing pavement to the far side of his property. A site plan proposed by Dr. Albert Gordon, a dentist with tled with the board's engineer, T&M Associates. the opposite," Mayor Carton declared. Also recommended to the Township Committee was ap- offices at 2 Apple Farm Road, to add to his professional office "It was decided then that access was of no concern to the The board members voted unanimously to reject the site proval of a commercial subdivision which will permil Gabriel building was rejected. The addition would extend over an site plan; it was only the subdivision ordinance that was con- plan, ruling the design detrimental to future use of the re- Leventhal to sell the Arthur Treacher fish and chips restau- existing drainage culvert, constituting a health hazard, the cerned with it. We agreed that access was a problem the de- mainder of the site. rant on Rt. 35 and retain the adjoining Goodyear T|re store, board ruled. Transit aid Matawan tennis court plan extended shelved on aid cut prospect to July 20 TRENTON (AP) - The MATAWA1<1 TOWNSHIP - high school on Atlantic Ave. fiscal woes and Impending could lose about $41,000 in per Commuter Operating Agency • ', Bracing for the impending to get the project on Us feet, budget cuts for torpedoing the capita state aid generated by acted yesterday to assure I shock of expected cuts in the the borough never committed courts adding, "the township state sales tax receipts. that buses and trains In New township's share of state aid, Itself to support the recrea- alone stands to lose one "At this point," concluded Jersey keep running until the Township Council last tion proposal. $500,000 state-funded item be- Mayor Gumbs, "unless July 20, giving the legislature night announced that it is Mayor Philip N. Gumbs, cause of the scheduled cuts — there's a drastic change in some extra time to approve who personally delivered the that Is, the completion of the the state's fiscal policy to re- taxes to restore $41 million in shelving "at this time" plans 1 to jointly fund the building of council's decision, said the seawall project In CUffwood store cuts In the state budget state commuter subsidies. public tennis courts in cooper- governing body had to shelve Beach." which affect us here in Mata- The Byrne administration ation with the Matawan Re- the tennis courts "not be- Donald F. Guluzzy, town- wan Township, this council had previously announced its gional Board of Education cause we don't want them, ship manager, noted later in cannot afford to finance these plans to provide enough mon- '. and Matawan Borough. but because of the economic the meeting that the state has courts. ey for buses and trains for. an- The township's share of the situation, we just can't take notified the township that it is "It simply amounts to a other two weeks. $60,000 item that represents ill-fated $110,000 project was the chance of approving also losing approximately Havinr nan punt A package of nuisance $60,000. Although the school something that ian't essen- $22,000 In state-sponsored about five cents on the tax MANAGER FETED — Robert D. Hope, center, manager of the Stelnbach rate — a luxury that is out of taxes has been scheduled for * board already had earmarked tial." health program funds. store, Red Bank, was honored upon retirement last night by his associates. an Assembly vote on July IS. $20,000 plus acreage at the He blamed New Jersey's In addition, the township step with the hard times Mr. Hope, an Interlaken resident who had been with the company 18 years, we're in."' The Byrne administration has had been manager of the Red Bank store since 1965. He Is a past president assigned top priority to re- He called on the Legisla- of the Red Bank Chamber of Commerce, the Root Beer and Checker Club, 1 ture to enact an income tax storing the money for tile rail- and the Asbury Park Rotary Club and is d past president of the Interlaken road and trains if new reve- to avoid any of the cuts in Board of Education. Wayne Freudenberger, left, will succeed Mr. Hope. Cioffi, Mazza fined, plan state services. nue measures are approved. Michael Delehanty, director of personnel, Is at right. Here Is a summary of the Gerry Fitzgerald, chairman proposed cutbacks in commu- of the township's Recreation ter service: appeal in revaluation case Advisory Board, commented last night that he is dis- Eatontown zoners to end — Elimination of all sub- (Continued) developed after the city had sion of Tax Appeals and be- appointed at the council's de- sidles to the Central Railroad in 1(171 and reappolnted July been ordered by the county cause his 197S revaluation cision, but added, "The Issue of New Jersey, affecting 1, 1974 and thus his term ex- Board of Taxation to revalue book was nearly completed certainly isn't dead." stabling hearing Aug. 4 about 1.1,000 riders. pires in 1978. its real property. The Clemin- that he would finish his 1975 The advisory board is a — Elimination of Pennsyl- The judge held that the al- shaw firm was low bidder of book and have the 1974 fig- staunch proponent of public EATONTOWN - The Zon- foot by 12-foot box stalls and tifying an accessory use per- vania Reading Seashore Lines leged reappointment in 1974 seven seeking the job of ures available so that regard- tennis courts here. ing Board of Adjustment will plan to build a 46-foot by 140- mit. subsidies, affecting $50 riders. must be considered a nullity. revaluing the city's property, less which way the appeal Added Mr. Fitzgerald, "The conclude hearings Aug. 4 on a foot paddock in which to ex- The horse, trained in dres- — Elimination of all sub- He added that Mr. Schuman he said. went, the city would be courts are still needed. Unfor- request from William and ercise the animals. sage, maneuvers involving sidies for the Erie Lack- initially filled out the unex- ready. a wanna, affecting 23,000 ri- Both the county tax board tunately, the next course of Dahlia Schlosser to keep a Robert Piantanida of 262 changes of gait, pace and airs plred term of his predecessor ders. and the state Division of Tax In cross-examination by action Is the referendum horse and pony at their 5 Grant Ave., whose property in response to barely per- and then served his four-year ceptible directions from » ri-> ->•• Reduced service on the Appeals had denied the city's Mr. Mauro, Mr. Schumann ! Ferncli/f Drive home, n adjoins the Schlossers' fear term. To permit reappoint- der, would be exercised In the Penn Central main line and request that the 1074 assess- conceded that the Clemin- e is calling on the school The board last night de- yard property line, said the ments in the middle of terms paddock a few hours dally in New York and Long Branch ment figures be used, said shaw firm had initially used board to put the matter be- cided that keeping the horses proposed use would subject would perpetuate the philoso- the company of the pony, shore line. Mr. Schuman, adding that he evaluators that did not meet fore the voters of both com- in the residential zone was an his family to sand and dust phy of the outgoing adminis- Mrs. Schlosser said. was directed by these the experience requirements munities on the next school accessory use. But it has yet blowing onto his land from — Eliminating bus subsidies tration under lameduck ap- Both animals would be fed agencies to file the 1975 reva- but Mat the 2,000 properties election ballot. to rule whether stabling the the exercise paddock and flies for lines that carry about pointments, said the court. grains and hay, primarily, luation figures. had been revalued later by The council went on to animals on the one-acre home and odor from the animals. 47,000 riders daily between Judge Lane said that Mr. she said, which would almost personnel meeting the re- adopt a resolution asking the site is a permitted accessory The board denied the New Jersey and New York Schuman's reliance on the When he learned that the preclude'the horse and pony quirements. State Law Enforcement Plan- use, according to the zoning request by Peter S. Falvo Jr. and about 7,000 between New 1974 reappointment was not to city had placed advertise- from having to supplement ning. Agency (SLEPA) to pro- code. Mr. Plantanida's attorney, to Jersey and Philadelphia. his detriment because there ments for a new tax assessor their diet by. eating grass in Saul A. Wolfe of Newark, vide, $100,000 in federal money dismiss the application on the The state intends to contin- was no indication that he in local newspapers last Feb. the paddock. representing Mr. Schuman, in to fund a joint "youth ser- Attorneys for the applicants basis that the Schlossers did ue most of the bus subsidy passed up other employment 1, Mr: Schuman said it was Mrs. Susan Marino, a pro- legal arguments before' the vices bureau" in the northern and one objector to the stabl- not prove their request to money for bus service in At- opportunities on the belief "quite a shock ... very em- fessional trainer, breeder and court's ruling, stated that the Bayshore area. ing proposal will present op- stable the horse and pony on lantic City, Trenton, Camden, that he served until 1978. barrassing and unnerving. It boarder of show and pleasure city administration had or- Matawan Borough, Key- posing views on the permitted their land was an accessory Newark, Jersey City, Pater- Judge Lane also ruled that was like reading your obitu- horses in Oakhurst, said the dered Mr. Schuman to do port, Union Beach, Hazlet and accessory use question at the use. son and New Brunswick. while Mr. Schuman was not a ary in a newspaper." 46-foot by 140-foot paddock something contrary to what the township expect to benefit August meeting. Mr. Falvo argued that the In addition, New Jersey tenured employe, the city had Mr. Schuman noted in court would not be large enough for he believed was correct. ' from the bureau which the Roger A. Clapp, the Schlos- request to stable the animals transportation officials esti- no right to terminate his ser- the letters he received from the Schlossers' horse and If there is to be any mean- YMCA's Bayshore Multi-Ser- sers' attorney, said if the would not benefit or present a mated that fares would have vices before the end of his Mayor Cioffi and Mr. Mazza pony, 'i ing that a tax assessor is to vice Center would operate. board rules that his clients' service to the municipality to be raised 35 per cent on the statutory term. He added that directing him to use the 1974 The-two animals would be independent, the kind of The regionalized bureau proposal is not a permitted and that the applicants failed Penn Central main line for in- even if they had such a right, assessment figures and final- wear out and/or eat the grass behavior of the two city offi- would provide a wide range accessory use, he will ask for to cite special reasons to sub- trastate rides and 10 per cent the course of action by the ly the letters he received dis- in the paddock, she said. De- cials in this case, cannot be of assistance to troubled a variance from that use cat- stantiate the board granting a for Interstate passengers, and two officials was not suf- charging him from his job. struction of the grass, Mr. tolerated, said Mr. Wolfe in youths in each of the partici- egory. use variance. 50 per cent for the Penn Cen- ficient to validly terminate He said that Mr. Mazza had Falvo said, subsequently asking the court to award pating towns. In any event, a variance is Mr. Clapp said keeping the tral shore line. his services. ordered him to leave his of- would create dust and sand damages against the two offi- . Mr. Guluzzy said that the required since the zoning horse and pony on the Schlos- fice and if he did not, he 1 raised from the paddock area Where an official is serving cials. state's fiscal dilemma prob- code requires three acres of sers property would not im- Drag Addiction Problem? would have the police remove to blow into Mr. Piantanida's a fixed term, he cannot be re- The attorney termed as ably won't affect the avail- land for a horse. The Schlos- pair the residential character Call 988-8333. For Help Day or him. property. moved from office, without no- conjecture Mr. Mauro's argu- ability of the federal funds sers propose housing the of the neighborhood. The ani- Night. tice of charges and an op- The tax assessor said he ment that the city officials needed to get the program horse and pony in a barn-like mals could be considered portunity to defend himself wrote lo Mr. Mazza last Feb- had acted under pressure by under way. . structure containing two 12- family pets, he said, jus- against them, said the judge. ruary suggesting that since the public because the two of- He added that the towns In testimony, Mr. Schuman, the city's appeal was then ficials did not testify regard- won't incur any additional fi- 65, detailed the problems that pending before the state Divi- ALL FAMILY ing this. nancial obligation beyond the period of the federal grant. No Byrne *snub' The township was author- CHECKING ized by the governing body to Weather: Warm, humid sign a new lease with the intended by party New York and Long Branch Railroad for property south of Variable cloudiness, warm areas of the two states yes- TIDES (Continued) the Matawan depot which the to Republicans, Sen. Alfred and humid today with chance terday, but said the brief Sandy Hook invitation to the program township uses for a commuter N. Beadleston, former sena- of a few afternoon or evening bursts of rain did not add sig- TODAY - High 8:07 p.m. which featured the Russian parking lot. tors Joseph Azzolina, and ' thunderstorms, high 80 to 85 nificantly to flood problems. and low 1:53 p.m. Ballet team of Galina and Va- The new lease, would hike Richard R. Stout, and former to the 70s at the beaches. When sustained storms rolled TOMORROW - High 8:41 lery Panov. the monthly rental fee from County Clerk Benjamin H. Partly cloudy tonight, warm through the area about a a.m. and 8:54 p.m. and low But, said Mr. Fiorino you $30 to $105. Danskin. and humid, low in the upper week ago, they brought up to 2:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. have to remember those tick- Council President Peter ets were $100 each and we 60s. Tomorrow cloudy with a foot or more of moisture. For Red Bank and Rumson *Mr. Fiorino said he has a Lumia said the new lease had to pay for them. I wonder chance of a few showers and bridge, add two hours; Sea very good relationship with "brings charges for use of the how many of our legislators thunderstorms, high in the The service said the majbr Bright, deducflO minutes; Gov. Byrne. low 80s. Outlook Thursday: problem now is backwater Long Branch, deduct 15 min- property in line with those could afford $100 for a tick- paid by other towns along the et?" Mostly sunny and pleasant. from the Red River. One fore- utes; Highlands bridge, add "As far as we in Monmouth caster said the river, nor- 40 minutes. line. Up to now, I understand, He said he didn't attend be- Flood crests were reported our rent was the lowest. The County are concerned," he today on rivers in North Da- mally 20 yards wide, was cause he was at afinunicipal said, "the governor is wel- three miles across north of railroad is seeking a uniform leaders meeting a^Buck . kota, Minnesota and Montana, rental return on aU such prop- come at any time. He is not as parts of Arkansas, Mis- Fargo. Historical unit Smith's Restaurant that' only welcome, but we are go- erties." night. sissippi and Oklahoma were Senators Walter F. Mon- to hear speaker ing to invite him to come in recovering from flash floods. The new rental agreement "If it was humanly possible, at every appropriate occa- dale, D-Minn , and Quentin is retroactive to July 1 and is Four torandoes were sighted ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I would have been there," sion." Burdick, D-N.D. flew over the not expected to increase com- Mr. Fiorino said, "but I had a yesterday, but the only dam- .valley in a National Guard — The North American Pha- lanx, the longest enduring muters' yearly parking fees very important meeting and I The last occasion was last age was reported at Ashdown helicopter yesterday and said from the current $60 level this in southwestern Arkansas. communitarian movement of think it's unfair to imply we month at the county Demo- it was the worst flooding they year. are snubbing the governor. In North Dakota, major, the 1840's will be discussed at crats $125-a-person fund rais- had ever seen. Mondale esti- The council also awarded a flooding continued on the Red 8 p.m. tomorrow at the "How many Republicans," ing dinner at the Shadow- Free Checking Plan ... Plus mated damage at $1 billion, contract for a mobile field of- River, which crested at Fargo monthly meeting of the His- he said, "ever went to greet brook. Gov. Byrne was unable and both urged quick action fice to A. H. Harris Sons, yesterday more than 16 feet torical Society in borough (former Gov. William T.) to attend because he was out to declare the region a dis- Inc., of Kearny on a bid of over flood stage. hall. Cahill when he went to the of state. aster area. $9,761. The new trailer will COLONIAOI L Mrs. William Miles, past Arts Center? During the last Meanwhile, tributaries of house office space for town- president of the Colts Neck two years did you report the river in northwestern Summer-like weather pre- ship agencies. "We are not ashamed of the Historical Society, will speak. whether or not Beadleston, governor," said Mr. Fiorino, Minnesota were nearing vailed generally in much of Azzolina, Stout or Danskln, She will discuss the impres- International Harvester Co. "but the people should be ash- crests up to 15 feet over bank- the rest of the nation, as a ever showed up to greet Cah- sions left by the Phalanx in of South Plainfield was suc- amed of the Republicans who full stationary front followed the ill? I think this is an attempt FUST NW10NAI BANK this area. Colts Neck was or- cessful bidder to supply the i The National Weather, Ser- southern New England coast think they can win an election v township with a new asphalt at a hatchet job." The all-Mmct bank that looks out lor you. ganized during the heyday of by being critical of the gover- vice reported up to two inches across the New Jersey coast paver at a cost of $7,900. of rainfall In already-sodden and into Virginia. the association. Mr. Fiorino was referring nor's administration." ft ffltfiwor of FDtC' PMHty vnon »#ncw pocsMofl SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1975 The Daily Register 3 (WORLD Decision is held on Stavola re verier bid By lite Associated Preu OCEAN TOWNSHIP - originally sold, by the town- site. They had to request sev- Several councilmen seemed cision on that but added that in proposing a motion to re- Council reserved decision last ship five years ago, 'title to eral extensions to the rever- reluctant to grant the exten- he didn't think the firm's serve decision on the matter, night on a controversial the lots contained a provision ter clause. sion. Councilman Philip Wei principals would agree to it Mayor Joseph A. Palaia said Ford to announce for '76 today request to extend the reverter that construction must begin James Hurley, real estate zel said that plans presented again He cited the fact the that Mr Schottland's sugges- WASHINGTON - President Ford is formally announcing clause on several lots of prop- within one year, or the town- manager for the firm, ap- for the building were "unpro- Rt. 35 property was tagged tions would be looked into. his candidacy for election, but in a low key manner that he erty owned by the Stavola ship would reacquire title. peared at last night's meeting fessional," and complained for a retail building, and that In other action, council win- hopes will project the image of a president rather than a cam- Realty Company. The lots were sold because to ask for another one-year that he was getting tired of the market for those tenants ced while it approved a mo- paigner. Council decided to wait un- they completed a large tract extension. He claimed that he continually granting exten- was much more uncertain. tion to cut its salaries by 10 Officially, Ford's aides declined to confirm that he plans til their July 21 meeting to de- of land, located behind the was close to finalizing a deal sions. Speaking during the public per cent. Mayor Palaia ex- to make his long-promised announcement today. However, termine what they should do Sunset Plaza shopping center. between Stavola and Channel "You keep telling us you're hearing, Michael D. Schott- plained that the cuts were two White House sources said the President would enter the about these several parcels of Problems arose when Sta- Lumber Co. to occupy a going to build, and I keep ap- land, an attorney and unsuc- made to conform with the 10 1976 race during the day. land which technically should vola Realty Company had dif- 33,000-square foot store that proving an extension," said cessful council candidate, per cent budget cuts imposed It was learned that Ford has adopted the advice of White have reverted to township ficulty in finding a tenant for Stavola would-build on the Mr. Wetzel, "But I'm begin- raised two questions about on several other municipal House assistants who argued for making the announcement possession on April 1. When a proposed building on the site. ning to think I'm being fool- the land Mr. Schottlan'd departments for this fiscal without fanfare. They contended a simple, businesslike state- ed." asked council to find out if year. The mayor and coun- ment of candidacy would permit Ford to continue empha- Councilman Stanley Benn, Stavola had exceeded the pro- cilmen received $2,500 each. sizing his presidential role rather than that of office-seeker. visions of its permit to re- attending his first council A question arose as to With the national nominating conventions still more than a. move soil from the site. He meeting, said that he was in- whether newly-elected Coun- year away, they urged Ford to avoid getting tagged early as said that while the permit clined to grant Stavola a 90- cilmen Stanley Benn and a campaigning partisan. day extension, and that if a allowed for the removal ot 30,000 cubic feet of top soil, he John Huss were eligible to contract to build had not been vote on the ordinance since it signed by then, to reclaim the had heard that as much as Reagan to announce candidacy 200,000 cubic feet were in fact was introduced by last year's land. council. MIAMI - Former Gov. Ronald Reagan of California has Several councilmen in- taken out. decided (o battle President Ford for the Republican presiden- quired if Mr. Hurley would be Mr. Schottland also raised a Township Attorney Dennis tial nomination in 1976, The Miami Herald says. willing to pay taxes com- techincal legal point that Crawford said that to avoid In a story from Washington in today's editions, the news- mensurate with those the Sta- there was a possibility that any impropriety he would paper said Knight Newspapers learned that Reagan made his vola firm would be assessed if because of sales subsequent prefer it if only the re-elected decision after months of intense urgings by party con- a building stood on the site. to the township's sale of the officials voted. Eager to take servatives. An arrangement similar to property, adjacent lots in the a pay cut, Councilmen Benn The Herald said the machinery went into motion yes- that exists with a Stavola in- tract may be subject to the and Huss protested the at- terday with the arrival in Washington of Lyn C. Nofziger, who dustrial building site on same reverter clause. This torney's ruling good natu- it said is charged with putting the committee together. Roseld Ave. would mean that the township redly, but to no avail. The or- The newspaper said Nofziger, a one-time Regan aide and Mr. Hurley said that he was could conceivably reclaim the dinance was adopted by a long-time consultant, last week closed down the political con- not authorized to make a de- entire 12-acre plot. vote of three to nothing. sulting and public relations business he had been operating^ Sacramento, Calif. 2 sugar firms increase prices Matawan Twp. airs Two leading sugar companies are Increasing wholesale price* today and, in the suspicions confirmed department, General Motors Corp. has given new Indications of a rise in im car prices. The indication yesterday from GM that 1>76 car prices name change plan will go up six per cent, or about $300 a car, was not official. But, in an official note in the suspicions confirmed category, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mr. Froehlich. "Heck, most land area than us — received the National Bureau of Economic Research said it's ready to Members of the Township of the people in the borough three times the amount of announce a recession has been going on. Council In public forum last already think they're going to money we were allotted. Meanwhile, two reports indicated an end to the recession, night aired their individual be swallowed up by us if Why? For one thing, they're though they disagreed about bow strong recovery would be, ideas on changing the town- there is a merger." classified as a city and we're and the stock market took another drop amid fears of interest ship's name, the type of gov- Mr. Froehlich said he would in the same boat with all the rates run^. •ifMtriNrtfpMtt ernment the community is support a name change if a townships, receiving less The Dow Jones Industrial average was off 10.71 at 881.01 ASTRONAUT AND TEACHER — The Register's chief photographer, Don governed by — and even the blue ribbon commission of money. yesterday with analysts laying the drop to a continuing rise in Lordi, catches a youthful rocket enthusiast and her teacher through his possibility of merger with, "qualified" people selected "We just keep getting short- short-term Interest rates and expectations that the Federal fisheye lens at the sixth annual rocket launch staged by eighth grade sci- neighboring Matawan by the mayor and council changed this way," insisted Reserve may push a policy of tighter credit to avoid a renew- ence students at Lloyd Road Intermediate School. Matawan Township. Set- Borough. "weighed all the pluses and Mr. Lumla. al of inflation. ting up launch with teacher Louis DI Girolamo Is Anne Mullin, 14, as class- It all began when Coun- minuses and said the name The council president went mates look on In background. More than 100 science students participated cilman Richard B.M. Wolfe change would be feasible and on to note that he recently In the launch, supervised by teachers, firemen and police. attempted to clarify a press to our benefit." learned from a postal official Peron scraps wage hike ceiling report which stated that he He added, "if the economic that post office authorities in BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - President Isabel Peron would present a resolution at and growth trends for our Washington, D.C., will re- has agreed to scrap her 50 per cent ceiling on wage increases the council table last night area continue, we won't have consider a petition for a sepa- to appease the striking labor wing of the Peronlst movement. Hazlet hopes to reinstitute asking for a merger study un- to fret over the question of rate zip code for the township But she continues to reject the union leaders' demand for the der the state Interlocal Ser- merger, because the residents "if we can demonstrate over- ouster of her closest adviser, Jose Lopez Rega, informed vices Act. of the township and the whelming demand for it." sources reported today. Declared Mr. Wolfe, "I did borough will come to seek a a sehool lunch program closer combination of ser- The township — currently The sources said Mrs. Peron offered to replace some of not make such a statement. served by three postal facil- her eight cabinet ministers. It was believed that she and Lo- What I did say is that we vices." HAZLET - The Board of hicles. cost taxpayers more money. ities, including the borough's pez Rega were prepaied to sacrifice Economy Minister Celes- should have a definitive study Council President Peter Education expects to reinsti- The school buses, Mrs. Kay Mr. Weigand proposed to — actually has three zip code tino Rodrigo. He is the administrator of the government by an outside agency to see if Lumla disagreed with Mr. tute a school lunch program explained, will not be neces- forward to the district $2,000 addresses. None bear the austerity plan which has resulted in a month of strikes, other merger is possible before pur-' Wolfe and Mr. Froehlich. throughout the district in Sep- sary because of elimination of by July 15, and the balance township's name. protests and intensified political pressure on the president to suing a change in name." "If we're going to have any tember. the policy to transport pupils by Aug. 1, when municipal In the past, local officials get rid of Lopez Rega. His statements in the paper kind of study, we should have The lunch program was over hazardous roads. Ele- taxes are due. unsuccessfully tried to secure Leaders of the General Labor Confederation (CGT) who — and at the meeting — irked a study regarding a possible eliminated in April as an mentary school students who Mrs. Kay said, under this a separate zip code identity paralyzed Argentina yesterday with a two-day general strike Councilman Hans H. Froehl- change in government," he economy move for this dis- live two miles from the school proposal, the money will be via a letterwriting campaign, scheduled a meeting today to consider Mrs. Peron's offer. A ich, the only Republican on said. trict which has been severely they attend, and high school paid to the district within the involving postal authorities communique indicated they would accept it. the council. "A name change won't give hit by financial problems this students who live two and 40 days required by state law. and congressmen. Said the irate Mr. Froehl- us any special identity. It year. one-half miles away from "We will not take any action would be a cosmetic change. The lunch offering in Sep- school, will be the only pupils at this time," she said. ich, "I'm somewhat embar- Arnold Herman, director of Soviets man Somalia complex rassed that my good friend, The prospect of merger isn't a drive to bring the name tember will be part of the Na- who will be bused. Negotiations with teachers very likely in the foreseeable WASHINGTON - U.S. intelligence has received reports tional School Lunch Program, Bids, however, were accept- for new contracts have halt- Mr. Wolfe, seemed to again change issue before the vot- that about 3,000 Soviet specialists are manning a growing Rus- follow his uncontrollable com- future, either." ers by referendum, told the and will be 75 per cent funded ed by the board for a variety ed, Mrs. Kay announced. She He emphasized that Mata- sian military complex in strategically located Somalia. by the federal government for of school supplies. The cate- said two mediation sessions pulsion to get his name in the council last night that he The gist of these reports became available after Sen. paper. wan Township "is in the same would abandon his drive to the equipment necessary to gories and their total bid were held with the Hazlet boat with Woodbridge and Dewey F. Bartlett, R-Okla., and Pentagon technicians re- operate the program. It will prices are: athletics, $17,419; Teachers Association, the ad- "Never would I dream of secure petitions if the govern- turned from Somalia over the weekend. Bartlett said he had hitting the public or the press Middletown. We're all in the ing body acted on its own to be up to the district to raise science, $4,638; high school ministration, and a mediator. same pot. seen a Russian missile handling facility and other evidence of the remaining 25 per cent, physical education, $941; ele- The next step, she said, will with such a sensitive subject. put the matter on the ballot in "When funding for revenue a Soviet military presence there. Eugene Konopacki, board mentary school physical edu- be to go to fact-finding. Nothing can kill a merger November. sharing was announced, we The Somalis and the Soviets repeatedly have denied that secretary-business adminis- cation, $5,764; Industrial arts, quicker than that. As for kill- Even after all the rhetoric Revisions in two school pol- found out that Asbury park — the port of Berbera is being used as a support base for Soviet trator said last night. $14,091 and music, $2,278. ing the possibility of merger was over, he still had no tak- icies were adopted on first - he has killed it," exclaimed with a smaller population and warships cruising Indian Ocean waters leading to the oil-pro- Mrs. Janet Kay, board pres- Board members accepted a reading last night, and will ers. ducing Persian Gulf. ident, said f36,000 was al- request by township officials come up for final adoption at ready budgeted for personnel to delay payment of $926,724 the board's August meeting. No shots fired at FBI copter to operate the program. But to the district due July 15. The first deals with the po- New information broadens the district has met the re- In a letter to the school WASHINGTON - An FBI spokesman says there is no in- licy regarding preparation, quirements for the national board, Robert G. Weigand, dication any shots were fired at an FBI helicopter which maintenance and control of program by proving that five township business adminis- crash landed on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South individual pupil records, and per cent of its pupils qualify trator, said paying the school Dakota last Friday while taking part in a search operation. opens them to parents and probe of merchant slaying under federal standards for ' district the entire amount students in the district who free or reduced price lunches. would necessitate the town- are 18 and older. LONG BRANCH - Based Police continue to believe Belmont and Garden State State law requires that a ship's having to borrow mon- The second pertains to stu- on new Information gleaned the motive in the shooting race tracks. district provide a lunch pro- ey. This, he explained, would in the shooting death of a was robbery and may have dent absenteeism. A former New York City Cable failure cuts gram for pupils whose fami- Monmouth Park clothing mer- been premeditated because school teacher, Mr. Lowitt lies fall in the low income Mr. Lowitt was known to car- chant, detectives were ex- owned and operated Petri's bracket. pected to widen their in- ry large sums of money in Services today connection with his business. Clothes, one of several cloth- pcfwer in 2 towns Mr. Konopacki could give vestigation today and follow ing concessions he operated According to Capt. Man- no estimate last night as to' leads to other East Coast at race tracks in New Jersey ning, the assailants were ob- SHREWSBURY — A short in an overhead cable on Syca- the total cost of the program. race tracks. and Maryland. more Ave., north of Hope Road, caused The Daily Register He did say, however, that for crash victim Meanwhile, the New Jersey served at the Fountains Motel and about 300 other Jersey Central Power & Light Co. cus- while the district is reim- WEST LONG BRANCH - mouth Place, Long Branch Horseman's Protective Ben- shortly before the shooting at The shop, located in Mon- tomers to be without power from 6:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. bursed by the federal govern- Funeral services will be held was slightly injured in the ac- evolent Association has post- 7:50 a.m. After Mr. Lowitt mouth Park's backstretch today. ment for equipment such as today for Angelo A. Machado, cident. ed a $2,000 reward for the kill- was shot, he staggered up area, sold all types of clothing Edwin A. Sherratt, the utility's district public relations di- refrigerators and vehicles who was killed Thursday in In reconstructing the acci- ers of. Oscar Lowitt, 58, ot steps to his room where he although it catered to track rector, said crews., were primarily interested in getting ser- necessary to transport food, an auto accident that left two dent, West Long Branch po- Bronx, who was shot in the was staying with his wife and workers and jockeys. He was vice restored and cause of the blackout had not yet been de- the program will have to be other men In Monmouth Me- lice determined that Mr. Riv- parking lot of the Fountains grown son. He died several known to freely extend credit termined. self-sustaining so far as food, dical Center with severe in- era's truck was heading north Motel, Ocean Ave., Saturday hours later at Monmouth Me- to his customers. As possibilities, he suggested a tree condition or lightning. costs are concerned. juries. on Pinewood Ave. and appar- dical Center from a wound in morning. According to Arthur Ruf- "Lightning could hit a cable today," he explained, "and wea- No child, he said, will be re- ently ran through a stop sign his left lung. Services were to be held at Capt. Andrew Manning of fallo, president of the state ken it. Then six months later, it might come down." He quired to eat, lunch in school. Mr. Machado's home at 35 at the Beechwood Ave. inter- the Monmouth County Prose- Mr. Lowitt was on his way added, however, that it is very seldom that a cable does fall. section, ramming the Bal- to work when he was shot. He chapter of the horseman's as- Mr. Konopacki announced Second Ave., Long Branch, cutor's Office said several sociation, the reward money The blackout area, which spread into a section of New that the district has received this afternoon at 1 p.m. He danza truck which was going new witnesses turned up yes- carried approximately $700 in Shrewsbury, primarily affected Vale Homes and customers west on Beechwood. cash, but the money wasn't was'raised by track workers official notification from state was killed Thursday after- terday, leading police to alter including trainers, owners along Shrewsbury Ave. Police were stationed at intersections education officials on reduc- noon when a pick-up truck in initial descriptions of the as- taken by his assailants. Police Mr. Machado was rushed to theorize that they panicked in and jockeys to direct traffic until lights began to function. tions in state aid. which he was a passenger col- sailants. Monmouth Medical Center the robbery attempt and fled. Crews from JCP&L, which normally begin work at 8 a.m. "We are going to suffer re- lided with a Baldanza Baker Police originally said that Capt. Manning said police w;re notified immediately, Mr. Sherratt said, and were re- ductions of $11,987 in current truck at Pinewood and Beech- The 31-year-old Mr. Mach- three black males were seen Capt. Manning said county are still seeking leads in the porting to the affected area at about 6:30 a.m. expense, and $37,318 in build- wood Aves., here. The driver ado was a native of Puerto fleeing the scene. But last and city detectives questioned case and informants may call At The Daily Register, the electrical shortage caused ing aid," he said. The district of the pick-up truck has been Rico. He was unemployed, night they were searching for many Monmouth Park em- county detectives at 431-4000, ployes yesterday and intend stoppage of teletype machines, computers, and the press. As had anticipated 13,406,886 in charged with careless driving bWIsmael Aponte, a land- a black female and two black Long Branch police at 222- to follow up with additional a result, papers were several hours late. aid for current expense when and causing death by auto. scaper and owner of the males, according to Capt. 0162 or the horseman's associ- probes today at Aquaduct, the 1975-76 school budget was Listed in critical condition truck, said the dead man was Manning. He described the ation at 222-5100. prepared, and $407,682 in at Monmouth Medical Cen- "helping out for the day," woman as heavy-set, with The Daily Register building aid (debt service), he ter's Intensive Care Unit was when he was killed. dark complection and with a explained. Joseph Palazzolo, 296 Cleve- Mr. Rivera is an employee medium Afro haircut. The MalnOHIn Mrs. Kay said the "board land Ave., Long Branch, the trio was reported to have Instant money. OM Rmiller Plain. Shrtwtburr. N.J. 07701 of Mr. Aponte. will take no action to make driver of the bakery truck. sped away in a mustard col- (ranch Offlcm 17* m. is. MMdtttown. N.J. 077a up the current expense." Also being treated at the ored 1968-70 Ford Maverick. With CJB's Master Charge Reserve Checking, JO EoU Main SI., Fr«««M. N.J. O77» Mr. Machado Is survived by I7» irooowor. Long Ironch. N.J. «77« As a result of efforts to hospital was Victor Rivera, 50 his wife, Cecelia, and several In addition, Capt. Manning PuMliM or Tkt Rtd •*•* Ktoltlif you can write a check even if your ElMtllllMtf In 1171 fey JthnH. Coot ond Ht«w» Cloy economize, the board voted Second Ave., Long Branch, children. Funeral home offi- said an inexpensive ring was unanimously to reject bids re- the driver of the second ve- Mtfflttr ol Nw AtMXIotad Prtw - Tht AuodoM Prw li enllllr) cials did not have an exact recovered yesterday in the bank balance is very tow. txclullvdr IdMiMlK rtaroeVcllon ot ell Hw local irwi prlnttd In ceived in October and in Ja- hicle. Mr. Rivera's condition motel parking lot. He de- KM nmipaplr n wtil oi Ml AP ml Ulipotcim, number or the names of the nuary to purchase two new was not given out by hospital children because of a lan- scribed It as costume jewelry Stand Clou patlagt paid ai Rn) ton*. M J. 07701 and at Mlddw- school buses and two smaller lown. N.J. 07741. PuMtahtd dally. Monday Hirougn Friday. Mall a* authorities,'but his injuries guage problem. with a cluster of simulated urlptloni poyoMt In advance. vans to transport pupils. A to- were believed to be serious. Flock Funeral Home, Long diamonds and said it may I Wttfc 1 MonNi ) Montm t Monlta I Ytar tal of $20,000 had been budg- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK t.W U.H ff.JO 111.00 115.00 A passenger in the bread Branch, is in charge of ar- have belonged to one of the TRUST OOlVIFWIMYr Homo OXIvtry by Carrltr *5 Cml» o wtt* eted to purchase these ve- SlnaIt copy at counttr IS Ctnh truck, Ralph Mazza, 519 Mon- rangements. suspects. 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1975 IHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUltllllH Computer purchase report Obituaries

Mrs. Edith Kumasaka forwarded to prosecutor MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Ed 1th Kumasaka, SI, of 2 Mor- FREEHOLD — The interim county administrator, said af- gether with other pertinent tracts, for statutory reasons, ford Road, died yesterday at report of a county task force ter the report was released, information be made avail- but have advised that where Rlvervlew Hospital, Red subcommittee which criti- that he did not believe that able to the county prosecutor a local unit does determine to Bank. cized the past county admin- public bidding was required for his review. do so, an annual cancellation Born in Utica, NY., the istration's purchase of com- to update an existing data "That office will be in a po- clause at the option of the had lived in Red Bank before puter equipment has been for- processing system but would sition to provide an objective governing body should be pro- moving here 21 years ago. warded, to the county prose- be when the initial in- evaluation of the facts as they vided, in order to avoid bind- Mrs. Kumasaka was a com- cutor's office for review. stallation was made. He may be found," said Mr. ing the local unit and its gov- municant of St. Mary's Ro- A county news release yes- added that when the county Laezza. "You should also erning body for successive pe- man Catholic Church, New terday stated that the report leased data processing equip- request that the Welfare riods of time. With respect to Mon mouth. had been sent to the prose- ment initially in 1968, there Board's computer rental be this question, we suggest that your local counsel be con- Surviving are her husband, cutor at the direction of Phil- was no requirement for public reviewed.' sulted for further legal ana- Archie M. Kumasaka; a son, ip N. Gumbs, freeholder di- bidding. "We also believe that the lysis." Alan Kumasaka and a daugh- rector. It added that this ac- Mr. Laezza, in his letter, Monmouth County Counsel ter, Miss Lynne Kumasaka, tion was recommended by said that the public contract should be immediately con- The letter added that the both at home, and a sister, John F. Laezza, director of guidelines specifically ad- sulted regarding this matter New Jersey Administrative Miss Ruth Snyder of Roches- the state Division of Local dress the question whether and requested to prepare a Code which is a regulation of ter, NY. Government Services, which electronic data processing formal opinion for the benefit the Local Finance Board re- The John F. Pfleger Funer- had reviewed the report. services could be considered of the Board of Freeholders quires the approval by that al Home, New Monmouth, is Mr. Laezza stated in his let- professional services and thus in conjunction with the re- office of data processing func- in charge of arrangements. ter to the county Board of not need bidding. view by the county prose- tions dealing with local finan- cial operations. Freeholders that the review "Our guidelines cutor." CITIZENSHIP AWARDS - For highest social studies evaluations in The purpose of this require- by his department had "gen- ... conclude that such EDP Mrs. George Allen their classes, Leslie MacDonald, left center, of Mlddletown Township High Mr. Laezza said another ment is to assure a review as erally been limited to the in- services do not meet the School, and William Harper of Mater Del High School receive U.S. Savings point which arises is whether to the adherence to required KEYPORT - Mrs. Mary A. formation which you sub- statutory definition of profes- Bonds as annual citizenship awards of the Port Monmouth Democratic there is authority for a public accounting procedures and Allen, II, of 37 Oak St. died mitted, and the division is not sional services inasmuch as it Club. Presenting the bonds are, at left, Robert J. Eckert, and Richard V. body to enter into contracts in the maintenance of proper au- yesterday In Bayshore Com- In possession of background is fully possible for specifica- Kelly, Democratic candidates for Township Committee. excess of a single year. He dit trails, he said. "Our munity Hospital, Holmdel information which may be tions to be drafted and bids said that state law is specific records do not show that we Mrs. Allen was born in Car- germane to this matter." received," said Mr. Laezza. The letter further stated as to those commodities or were ever requested by the teret and moved here 25 Mr. Laezza said that the that the material the state re- services which may be con- county to review these oper- years ago. She was a past resolution by the freeholders ceived "raises the question as tracted for for periods In ex- ations." president of the Ladies Aux- which authorized the contract iliary of Veterans of Foreign Steve, Eydie united to whether it was proper for cess of the fiscal year. He Mr. Laezza added that op- with Honeywell did not in- the county to enter into a six added that several bills have erations not encompassing fi- Wars Post 4247, and the dicate that the county was year lease for the use of cer- been introduced in the state nancial transactions would Ladies Auxiliary to Raritan following the procedure for tain data processing equip- in recent years to add data not fall under this require- Post 23, American Legion, professional services ex- ment. processing to this list to au- ment. He suggested that the both here. ception. in Gershwin songs thorize three-year contracts. county records be reviewed Surviving are her husband, "As we advised your'con- George L. Allen; three daugh- sultant, the Local Public Con- The letter added that the Mr. Laezza said that his and the county's auditor con- By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN ters, Miss Maryann Allen, at tract Guidelines of the Local state division lacked enforce- division has "not recom- sulted to determine if there is home, Mrs. Arlene Loder of Finance Board, approved on ment authority and suggested mended that local units enter a record of the financial sys- HOLMDEL - After several Keansburg, and Mrs. Rose October 18, 1971, advise that that a copy of the report to- into multi-year EDP con- tems being approved. previous week-long appear- Meyers of Louisville, Ky ; the rental of data processing ances and numerous lovers' two sons, George J. and Wil- equipment is of such a quali- spats on the Garden State liam A. Allen, both at home; tative nature as will permit Arts Center stage, it took the two sisters, Mrs. Irene Smith the drawing of specifications late, great George Gershwin New signs moratorium of Ozone Park, N.Y., and and the receipt of competitive to bring Steve and Eydie Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs of bids. strongly together here last Raleigh, N.C.; two brothers, "The question must ultima- night. William Bernath of Avonel, tely be judged in light of the declared in Little Silver and Andrew Bernath of Port In contrast to their past en- Local Public Contracts Law LITTLE SILVER - The group met last week ceived the borough engineer's Reading, and three grand- gagements here when the which was adopted in 1971, Borough Council declared a but it is not empowered to report regarding erosion at children. staged marital quarrels often and its predecessor statutes. moratorium on the in- oversee the location of signs; the new high school site. Ac- The Bedle Funeral Home, approached overshadowing We are not aware of any pro- stallation of signs and sign it is an advisory group, and cording to Mr. Marrah, the here, is in charge of arrange- their extraordinary vocal tal- vision in that law that author- posts in the borough last night the council, in recognition of report by Daniel Acciani basi- ments, ents, Steve Lawrence and izes such services to be ac- until a formal policy con- this, passed the moratorium cally supports the Environ- Eydie Gorme, 1975, is high- quired without benefit of com- trolling their location can be pending the recommendations mental Commission's claim P petitive bidding." adopted. of the committee. that the original site plan Theodore Michelsen IK**ute to * 76t"Jh The county task force sub- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - *" adversary of Citing the phenomenon of Coundlmen John A. Marrah agreement had been violated. George Ger8nwin wno a,one committee reported last June Theodore E. Michelsen, 66, of sign pollution in the borough, and William E. Trefurt voted The commission had con- It that it appeared that the 305 Belmont Ave., died Satur- and with his brother Ira, has Councilman H.A. "Hal" Stei- against the resolution. tended that too much vegeta- contract the county signed day at the Veterans Adminis- given us some of the most ner 3rd said the moratorium Mr. Marrah said the policy tion had been removed and last year for new data pro- tration Hospital in Brooklyn. memorable works of the 20th was necessary because of the was "too restrictive and too that the pond on the site is not cessing equipment was in- Mr. Michelsen retired in Century. rapid increase in the number hasty" explaining that it capable of handling the run- valid because the matter did 1970 as a cashier in the mort- In between "Ricky Rickel," might hinder business oper- off from expected storms. not go out to public bid. The gage department of the Man- posting as comedian Morty Councilman John A. Mor- ations. He also said that suf- The council did not take task force subcommittee hattan Savings Bank, New Gunty for a night, and Gersh- tensen said that in the past ficient decision-making pow- formal action on the recom- urged the freeholders to can- York. He had served as su- win, Steve and Eydie were two weeks 70 signs and/or ers existed to obviate the mendation. It will be sent to cel the contract with Honey- perintendent of the Sunday the perfect Mr. and Mrs. In- MR. AND MRS. — Steve Lawrence and Eydie sign posts had been installed need for the committee, spec- the Planning Board for re- well for this equipment which School of the Lutheran between. Gorme get together for a medley of their favorites The council created a sign ifying the police and public view. is due here next month. Church in Springfield Gar- Don't get the idea that during opening night of their latest week-long run advisory committee two works commissioners as those The council authorized a That, county report also dens, N.Y., for more than 30 Steve and Eydie completely at the Garden State Arts Center In Holmdel last weeks ago consisting of Mr. empowered to curtail sign in- request for 960,000 in Green criticized the actions of the years. abandon the sophisticated hu- night. The popular singing duo paid a tribute to the Mortensen, Police Chief John stallations. Acres funds for improve- freeholders in 1967, 1971 and mor that they so profes- late George Gershwin. H. Foster, Stephen G Green- Mr. Trefurt is the police ments to the 'properties com- He is survived by his wife, ,1973 for not seeking formal sionally interject with their wood, borough administrator, commissioner. Councilman monly known as Lucas and Anna B. Michelsen; two Eydie have gained popularity, proposals when the county de- vocal finesse and brilliant The audience saw them too, and Frederick H. Ernst, Grandin W. Schenck, the pub- Dexter sites and the Riv- brothers, Harold L. Michel- as individuals and a success- cided to upgrade its data pro- stage presence. this time at their very best, chairman of the permanent lic works commissioner, erview Ave. development sen, of Manchester Township ful team, that's center stage cessing facilities. "I've been in show business thanks to the music of George improvements for the bicen- voted for the resolution. • area. The borough must and Lawrence N. Michelsen, at the Arts Center the rest of 20 years, and I'm still work- Gershwin. Theodore J. Narozanick, tennial committee. Mr. Marrah said he had re- match the grant If approved. of Placerville, Calif. the week. ing the Parkway," Joked Law- Arrangements are under . Eydie solos with hits in- the direction of the Farry Me- rence, "who knows what next, Hazlet?" cluding her the Grammy *^*\ morial Home, Asbury Park. Award winning "If He Enter the Mrs., dressed in a Walked Into My Life," and flowing white feathered gown Steve counters with aces of Mrs. S. Patterson after Mr. completes his open- his own, including his million HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Fer- ing 15-minute segment of seUer "Go Away Little Girl." ris L. PatteYson, 73, of 30 "Love" songs and "The Way Fifth St. died Sunday at Mon- We Were." Then they get "Together," "Today's mouth Medical Center, Long "That sure don't look like for a medley of standards too Branch. the same broad I go borne numerous to list, but easily Mrs. Patterson was a life- with." - enjoyable enough to listen to. long resident here. Women" Eydie then strives for and The tribute to Gershwin's She was a member of the gets comic and vocal equality "Rhapsody in Blue," ably Highlands Senior Citizens as the show rolls along at a supported by a pair of grand Club and the Golden Circle of A SPECIAL DAILY REGISTER SECTION rapid, thoroughly entertaining pianists, Terry Trotter and the United Methodist Church, pace that far surpasses the Nick Perrino, is the pre- Highlands. couple's previous efforts here, verbial show-stopper and Surviving are her husband, including a 1972 appearance makes this Steve and Eydie Stewart Patterson; a son, reviewed by this writer. Hu- offering something special. George Funkhouser Jr. of La- mor is entertaining and ap- The Gershwin greats run the vittown, Pa., and one grand- preciated as a change of gamut from "I've Got son. pace, but Steve and Eydie al- Rhythm" to "Embraceable The Worden Funeral Home, ways have been and always You" to songs from "Porgy What's It all about? Red Bank is in charge of ar- will be best at what they do and Bess" and dozens more. The lifestyles of women throughout the world have un- rangements. Other than Guntyjs fast- dergone a decisive change Nowhere is that more appar- best — sing as well as anyone ent than In this country. This special tabloid section, to in the popular music field. paced, mildly amusing open- be published on Tuesday, July 29th, will report on these ing comedy act, there was "It's hard to say or catago- changes and will Include analytical comments by our re- Mrs. Kathryn Hague one other change from past portorial staff. rize what type of music we RUMSON - Mrs. Kathryn Steve and Eydie shows here. H. Hague of 15 Buttonwood like best," said Lawrence be- Lane East died Sunday at fore last night's performance. "For the first time it's not Rivervlew Hospital, Red "Let's just say we like good raining," said Steve. Bank. music." "Yeah, for the first time I And it's good music, sung in can see the audience,'' added Born in Catasauqua, Pa., the styles in which Steve and Eydie. Mrs. Hague lived here most It will be Interesting and informative and we suggest that you plan now to be sure you and your friends get your of her life. copy. If you are not now a subscriber to The Daily Regis- Her husband, Louis M. Miss Lilly Emmons ter, you can easily become one by calling 542-4000. The Hague, died in 1969. Register will be delivered to your home for only 65* per Surviving is one sister, Mrs. MATAWAN - Miss Lilly Born in Marlboro, she was Jessica Merrick of Delray Rose Emmons, 91, of 90 Main a lifelong borough resident. Beach, Fla, St., died yesterday at Brook- She retired 20 years ago The Worden Funeral Home dale Nursing Home, Hazlet: from the former Hanson-Van of Red Bank is in charge of Winkle Munning Co., here, af- arrangements. Mrs. Gustav Rebien ter 25 years of service. Surviving are four nieces OCEAN TOWNSHIP - and a great-niece. 202. Death Notices 'Mrs. Elizabeth Rebien, 74, of HAGUE - Kothryn H , of Rumwn. N.J. The Bedle Funeral Home, ADVERTISING RESERVATIONS NOW BEING an July • at Rivervlew Hospital. Red Bank. 1315 Walnut Ave., died Sun- Widow of Louis M. Hague. Beloved sister Keyport, is in charge of ar- ACCEPTED IN BOTH DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED •I Jessica Merrick. Servlcei at II a.m. day. Wednesday. July f, at St. George's By-lhe- rangements. dliver Church In Rumsan In lieu of flow Surviving are her husband, ors, contributions may bo made to Rlv trview HMjMtol. Rod Bank, N.J. Gustav; and two sisters, Mrs. KUMAtAKA - eotm (no* Sny«erl."oie Carmella Alletto, and Mrs. II, ol I Morford Rood. MWdktown. NX winners on July 1, ItTS. Belovod wife of Archie M.; Beatrice M. Zaccaro, both oMVOlVQ fnOffHrf Of AMU OOO (»yflil6)j dsfOT TRENTON - The winning titter of Miss Ruth Viydtr. Relatives and here. number in the Mew Jersey friends ore respectfully Invited N attend The Daily Register funeral services Thursday at f:)5 a.m. The Francioni, Taylor and Pick-It lottery for Monday ITOCTI ITMI JOfatl P. PTMQ6FT FUA#TQl HOflW* IIS TlnoMI Rood. Now Monmouth Moss ot Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury was 198. Christian Burial will be offered at 10 am ONE flEGISTER PLAZA SHREWSBURY at It. Mory'l R.C. Church. New Mon- Park, is in charge of arrange- 542-4000 •noulh. Visiting Tuesday M p.m. ond A straight bet returned Wednesday, Wand14p.m ments. $292.50; a box bet paid $48.50 •ATTERSON - Ferris L., of HlghMndT N.J. an Sunday, July e, ot Monmouth Me and a bet on the front or back NORTHERN MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST NEWSPAPER tfksl Oiler, Lang Bronch, N.J. Beloved 203 III MONMOUTH COUNTY'S MOST INTERESTING NEWSPAPER wife of Stewort Potterson and devoted ""' '" pair paid $29. mother of George Funkhousef, Jr. and one HOL2FUSS. FREDERICK - In loving RetaHvn and frlondt are Invited memory of my beloved husband, fattier The winning New Jersey end MrvlcM ot the Worden Funeral and orondfother, who poised away July I. . _,., R«*_Bank__..-... -o n •*"117] , ••---You are •alway s •In our hearts and Dail„_..y, Lottery number was at: p.m. Visitation Tuesday. 7- prayers. Sadly missed, wife. Children ond ' Sranddoughler 09044. SHREWSBURY, N j TUESOAY, JULY a, 1975 The Daily Register 5 School officials study aid cuts choice available to the school By SHERRY CONOHAN perintendent's office. "The question at this intendent of the Monmouth He then was placed in point," he said, "is when do Regional High School district, districts is to either go back ,, to the voters seeking more lo- FREEHOLD - Officials of charge of the three counties we have to decide we can't conducted his district was in cal aid to replace the lost | the various county school dis- as an official of the state edu- wait any more?" comparatively "good shape" state aid. which he considered tricts met yesterday with the cation department. He said he thought the Mid- in that it was losing only unlikely or to cut programs. former acting county superin- Dr. Bernhard W Schneider, dletown school board would 144,000 in aid. "Some of the tendent of schools to review Middletown school superinten- be inclined to sit tight until others are losing millions," he To go back to the voters the plight schools will be left dent, a district which faces a after July 14 when the stale said, noting Middletown as an and ask for money in view of in if proposed statewide budget potential loss of $2.4 million in Assembly is scheduled to example. the current fiscal crisis is un- cuts in education remain un- state aid, said he thought one meet again on the question of "We'll have to look at the realistic, he said. changed. of the strongest points made raising the tax money neces- budget and see where we can "Now the only thing is cur- Approximately 100 persons at the meeting was that the sary to fund the schools, and come up with the difference," tailment (of programs) and school districts are going to other state programs, as in- he said. curtailment means laying off EW C UNCILMAN attended the two-hour long c i. .? ~ William E. Conover, left, was sworn in as a new meeting to which the superin- have to make a deadline by itially proposed. Everett W. Monk, secretary people" he said, noting that freehold councilman last night to replace James Mancini, who resigned. tendents, assistant superin- which they are going to have Great cutbacks in state sup- of the Red Bank Board of 65 to 70 per cent of the school Mr. Conover was sworn In by Mrs. Vivian Taylor, borough clerk, while tendents and business admin- to decide what action to take. port have come about as a re- Education, observed that budgets is for staff. Mayor Roger J. Kane held the Bible. • i istrators of the county's 54 "I thought Mr Bills did a sult of budget cuts made by school district was losing Asked how he viewed the li- school districts were invited. tremendous job of explaining Gov. Brendan Byrne in order 1240,000 to $250,000 in aid if kelihood of the state legisla- Reporters were not per where we are," Dr. Schneider to balance the budget after none of the cuts are restored. ture voting for the taxes nec- mittnd to attend the session. said. "He could not give ad- the state Senate refused to "We're just short that essary to restore the budget New councilman appointed vice, but he could explain the pass his proposed income tax amount of money and we're cuts in education, Mr. Bills Harold Y. Bills, acting as- rationale as to why these Defeat of the proposal left a going to have to find it some- replied, ' I'm very optimistic. FREEHOLD - As had Council on the Aging. He through Saturday, July 26. sistant state commissioner of things are happen- nearly $400 million budget where," he said after the I don't have any crystal ball, been anticipated, William E will assume all the committee Council adopted an amend- education for administration ing .. .which is a picture that deficit. meeting broke up. but I certainly hope it will be Conover of 107 South St. was posts on council that were ment to the ordinance requir- and finance and the state edu- has to be more understood. Dr. Frank A. Volpe, super- Mr. Bills said the limited restored." appointed to Borough Council held by Mr. Mancini. ing registration for all door- cation official temporarily in last night, effective imme- The selection of Mr. Con- to-door solicitors and sales- charge of Monmouth, Ocean diately. over to succeed Mr. Mancini men. Under the amendment, and Burlington County He is serving the unexpired does not affect the Democrat- those registered will now also schools, said he called the term of James Mancini which ic-Republican ratio on coun- have to display identification. meeting in order to "touch ends Dec. 31. Mr. Conover cil. Democrats continue to Council authorized a $2,500 bases" with local school offi- will also replace Mr. Mancini hold five of the six council emergency expenditure for a cials on the financial prob- mid-summer as a Democratic candidate in seats as well as the mayor- new motor for water well lems they face. the November election for a alty. number five. The borough "Their problem is how are three-year term on council. Council authorized allowing will also file formal appli- they going to operate their . Mr. Mancini resigned from the Salt Water Fly Rodders of cation with the state for im- schools next year without this council effective June 30, cit- America, Chapter 21 to hold a provements to the water money," he said after the ing the pressure of work and demonstration of fly-casting treatment plant. meeting. "It becomes dra- men's clothing personal commitments. He in a portion of Market Yard Mayor Roger J. Kane read matic for some districts." had been a councilman since behind the American Hotel letters from the three resi- Mr. Bills was named acting February 1974. off E. Main St. Aug. 30 from 8 dents backing council's deci- county superintendent of Mr. Conover, a supervisor a.m. to 12 noon. sion to renovate the Bennett school earlier this year when for New Jersey Bell Tele- The Downtown Merchants Street School for police head- Earl Garrison resigned from phone Co., is president of the Association was granted per- quarters and expansion of the post, but that position was first aid squad and had been mission to hold a sidewalk borough offices at an approxi- abolished as of July 1 along the quality event of the season co-chairman of the borough's sale Thursday, July 24 mate cost of $40,000. with three other state-fun- The project has been op- ded positions in the county su- posed by Republican candi- HAVE YOU dates as wasteful of tax- Park, recreation .. .one you can't afford to miss! payers' money. WRITTEN A BOOK? Council will investigate pos- post for Truncer The field editor of a well-known New York subsidy pub- sible solutions to a drainage WASHINGTON, D.C. - lishing firm will be in Long Branch in August. He will be in- problem on Conover St. which James Truncer, director of terviewing local authors in a quest for finished manuscripts is causing water to accumu- the Monmouth County Park suitable for book publication. All subjects will be consid- late In a i gully and which resi- ered, including fiction and non-fiction, poetry, juveniles, reli- Commission, is the new vice dents say Is creating a health president of the National As- gious books, etc hazard.'The owner of the If you have a book-length manuscript (or nearly so) on sociation of County Park and any subject, and would like a professional appraisal (with- property is to appear in Mu- Recreation Officials (NAC- out cost or obligation), please write immediately describing nicipal Court next week for PRO). your work and stating which part of the day (a.m. or p.m.) allowing 'dumping on the NACPRO was formed in you would prefer for an appointment. Please mention your property and fill accumula- 1964 to stimulate interest in phone number. You will promptly receive a confirmation for tion adjacent to a brook. a definite time and place. planning, developing and pre- Authors with completed manuscripts unable to appear Sudden Infant Death serving county park and rec- may send them directly to us for a free reading and eval- reation resources and to ob- uation We will also be glad to hear from those whose liter- chapter meets Friday tain more effective use of ary works are still in progress. Please address: RED BANK - The New public and private land. Its Our entire selection of rrien's lightweight suits has been reduced for this Mr. John Carter Jersey Chapter of the Nation- members have formulated a sale . . . dacron and wool nine month suits; silk and linen plaid suits; al Foundation for Sudden In- position paper on county park dacron and linen suits; dacron and cotton cords and poplin suits . . . CARLTON PRESS, INC. fant Death will meet Friday and recreation policy and use now when you need them the most, now is the time to save. . M Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 1M1I at 8 p.m., in the auditorium of NACPRO as a forum for ex- Phone 212: 243-88H Rivervifw Hospital. changing information.

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Rt. 35, Wanamassa Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30 Saturday 9:30 to 6:00 The Fair 531-4949 600 Broadway, at Norwood Avenue, Long Branch ENQLISHTOWN KEVPOHT MIDDLEBROOK LITTLE SILVER BRICK TOWN OAKHURST Master Charge • Bukamericard • Amertcae Express • The Fair Charge MIDDLETOWN MANALAPAN HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND The Daily Register Our varied nuclear reactions "This Is a limited service Established in 18H-Publisbed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON i iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiini forts fail. Then the President Will LES WH1TTEN program without dealership has the option of brandishing notification and should be ad- ARTHUR Z KAMIN his nuclear weapons. WASHINGTON - The WASHINGTON ministered on an individual President and Editor He could set forth his de- complaint basis," declared armed forces are prepared to mands, issue the nuclear ul- use tactical nuclear weapons the document. For the first 24 SCENE timatum and set a deadline. months, said the document, Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor if President Ford should call If the demands were not met for them, not only to repelag - there "will be 100 per cent illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll within the time period, he coverage of repair • TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 gression but also to respond could order a tactical nuclear to "minor incidents." cost... and 75 per cent from strike. the 25th to 36th month." r In public, Defense Secre- Once a nuclear threat is The appropriate missile or Why can't you get into step Of course, this offer to re- tary James Schlesinger has made, the policymakers fully bomber wing would receive a ANDERSON with the rest of us?' emphasized that any use of understand that the United "LNO package," containing pair the rust damage has now nuclear weapons would be an States must be prepared to their instructions. This means expired on almost all the 1M9- "agonizing decision," which carry it out. The armed Limited Nuclear Option. to President Ford. The nucle- 1072 cars. It is too late, there- would be made only in the forces, for their part, are ar option, Ford responded, fore, (or the owners of rusted- Once the President gave the out cars to get free repairs. event of "major, major hostil- ready. The Strategic Air green light, the nuclear blow would be used "in a .flexible ities." Command began briefing mis- would be delivered. In prepa- way in our national interest." Meanwhile, Ford saved mil- But competent sources in- sile and bomber wings ration for this possibility, mis- FORD'S SECRET - Ford lions by keeping quiet about sist that the President has months ago on the new Nucle- sile and bomber crews are Motor Company apparently the rust-out problems. been given the additional "op- ar Weapons Employment Po- now practicing dozens of com- spotted manufacturing errors Footnote: A Ford spokes- tion" of using tactical nukes licy, or NUWEP as the mis- plicated new missions. The that caused body rust in some man denied that the rust was in a minor crisis. The new po- silemen call it. training is supposed to be of its 12 million 1M9-1I72 au- caused by manufacturing licy is intended to increase During these briefings, the completed by Jan. 1. tomobiles and light trucks. faults, saying that weather, his flexibility. possible use of nuclear weap- But the unfortunate owners road salt and owner care If it had been impossible to ons in a "minor crisis" was Footnote: On June 29, we were never notified. were responsible. The repairs recapture the Mayaguez and specifically discussed. It is reported that Schlesinger had This is implied in a con- were allowed, he said, to pro- rescue the crew, for example, possible to hit extremely advocated the use of nuclear fidential memo, dated Aug. mote "owner loyalty and good the Presfdent could have small targets with low-yield weapons, as an option, to re- 25, 1972, which' has just come will." He couldn't explain, threatened a limited nuclear weapons. An oil refinery or peal an invasion of South to light. The memo was sent however, why the dealers blow to obtain the ship's re- industrial complex, for ex- Korea. After our story ap- only to Ford's most trusted were kept In the dark about lease. ample, could be leveled In one peared, he was asked about it consumer service managers. this alleged effort to promote This doesn't mean, of swift nuclear strike without at a press conference. Would In effect, these managers goodwill. ' course, that the President doing serious damage to the the United States "use nucle- were instructed to withhold The Center for Auto Safety, would ever resort to such a nearby population. ar weapons against North the problem not only (Tom the claiming that Ford may not chilling threat. But our Here is a hypothetical sce- Korea if they invade South customers but also the deal- be the only company with sources point out that Presi- nario, which was presented at Korea"? a reporter inquired. ers. "secret extended war- dent Ford is less in awe of nu- the briefings: "We cannot foreclose any They were authorized to ranties," has asked the Fed- clear weapons than any man A crisis develops. Diplomat- option," replied Schlesinger. provide free or cut-rate re- eral Trade Commission to who has occupied the White ic approaches are made to Five days later, the same pairs, however, if the custom- force public revelation of re- House since Harry Truman. settle it, but the peaceful ef- question was put point-blank ers squawked loudly enough. pair offers. Putting the best covers up

By JAMES J. KlI.PATRICK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii and outdated stereotypes persons do not yet hold a pro- about the roles they are ex- portionate share of executive The Macmillan Publishing pected to play. positions should not prevent Company delivered Itself the CONSERVATIVE Dr. Homer would abolish us from depicting a sizable other day of a policy state- such norms. Through a pro- number of blacks as execu- ment expounding "today's VIEW cess of education to counter- tives." egalitarian standards." The act the stereotyping, she Now, for the record, there statement sets forth guide- Illllllt 1 IIIIIXIIKI would rid society of false no- is of course much in Macmil- lines for textbooks that are to guidelines ought to be de- tions, for example, of what is lan's position that is admi- govern its authors and illus- nounced for what they are: a manly or womanly. In the rable. It is perfectly true that trators henceforth. The pur- willful exercise in intellectual new egalitarian society, a for generations our textbooks pose is "to maintain sexual dishonesty. The company is women who exhibited "com- KILPATRICK ignored Negroes, depicted and racial balance in every insisting that its textbooks petition, independence, in- In the sinful past, an unre- feathered Indians in tepees, Better advice needed item we publish." put blankets on indolent Mexi- Jerome U. Burke of Little Silver depict society not as it is, but tellectual competence, and generate illustrator, his con- bring tax reform to the state. The The company's statement is as the publishers, in the fan- leadership" no longer would sciousness not yet raised, cans, and consigned darling has joined the bandwagon that daily senators' most recent example of fis- likely to be received in most tasies of their "newly raised be regarded as a victim of might have depicted "mother little lily-white girls to the spreads the word that Brendan T. cal irresponsibility was the rejection quarters, publicly at least, consciousness," would like it mental instability. bringing sandwiches to daft as endless baking of cherry pies. Byrne's Democratic administration of an income tax proposal which with the kind of fulsome and to be. Their purpose in pro- Macmillan's editors are rar' he fixes the roof." No more! It is altogether desirable to lacks leadership. He says the gover- would have lowered property taxes dutiful praise extended by ducing textbooks is not ing to go. They offer exam- New textbooks will depict abandon or to modify prac- Pravda to the utterances of 'mother fixing the roof." Once tices both cruel and stupid. nor is responsible for the down- and would have limited sales taxes primarily to teach, to inform, pies of their new publishing Mr. Brezhnev or, for that to instruct, or to educate, but philosophy. Because more a textbook might have shown But the wrong is not cor- grading of the bond ratings for New and similar levies. matter, by the American Con- to propagandize for a new so- than one-half of tht popu- "boys playing ball, girls rected, it is merely reversed Jersey because major investors lack In blaming the Democratic ad- servative Union to the utter- cial order. lation is female, illustrators watching." Such inaccurate, and compounded, by imposing confidence in the state's financial ministration for an unbalanced ances of Mr. Reagan. In the The guidelines begin with a should see that females are irrelevant and outmoded de- educational policies depicting structure. budget, Mr. Burke neglected to popular view of "today's ega- preface by Dr. Matina S. Hor- represented appropriately pictions are now condemned. a fantasy world. Are we to litarian standards," Macmil- As the head of an investment ner, president of Radcliffe hereafter. In the bad old days Macmillan decrees "both imagine a baseball team con- mention that the Republicans lan has said and done the College. She speaks for those of textbook illustration, a sexes playing ball; sometimes sisting of three white girls, banking firm, Mr. Burke is on firm haven't suggested any items which right thing: The publishers who are struggling for a drawing might have appeared boys watching a girls' team two blacks girls, three white ground in repeating the pessimistic should be cut from it. It is quite pos- have confessed their sins, re- "more egalitarian society." of "mother sewing while dad Play" boys, and a Chinese short- word sent out by Moody's Bond Sur- sible that greater economies can be pented and embarked upon a The achievement of such a reads." Under the new egali- Macmillan is not bothered stop? Children are wiser than vey, the bible for government bond effected in the state government. new life. They are born-again society is hampered by the tarian standards, Macmillan by Intellectual fraud: "We we think. Looking at such an egalitarians. A holy spirit Illustration, children will not investors. In part, Moody's reported Until someone explains how that is "tyranny of the norm," which wants a drawing of "mother are more interested in em- moves within them. is to say, by a tyranny that working at her desk while dad say, "What a beautiful egali- that "the current policy of the state phasizing what can be, rather to be done, however, we'll have to Permit, if you will, a dis- seeks to enforce upon young reads or clears the dining than the negatives that still tarian Ideal!" They will say, in facing its revenue problems and struggle to meet our expenses. senting view. Macmillan's people irrelevant, inaccurate, room table." exist... The fact that black "What a fake!" its general bonding program is open We befieve the public is tired of to serious doubt about its ability to hearing the governor lambasted be- be decisive in face of need.'/ cause the state's fiscal picture is so Moody's also criticized the dismal. That's the way it was when" Nature no longer the enemy state's decision-making process and he took office, and he's convinced its inability to act decisively to solve that an equitable income tax — a By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN " ' '" "'" <• •••• perimenting with the various rect, life has indisputably ari- visible problems. That's why it has levy based on a citizen's ability to kinds of raidation, visible and sen with certain radiation giv- removed its top rating, which means pay — is the only instrument which WASHINGTON (KFS) - If THE LIBERAL invisble, that penetrate our ens, so that if we change that bond issues will carry higher can change it. they needed any, the aerosol gaseous envelope to touch all them it stands to reason we can controversy is the con- mm? living things. risk changing ourselves, and interest rates. Mr. Burke's comments on gov- vindng proof for many that JIMJEI It was while photographing not necessarily in ways that Mr. Burke would have been, ernment and financing are valuable the ecologists are screwballs the birth and growth of pump- will please us. more accurate if he had placed the and welcome. Being a Republican bent on wrecking the econo- • • mill IIIIII iiiiiiiaini kin for Walt Disney that Even without aerosol cans, blame for our fiscal woes where it candidate for the Assembly and a my even as they claim to der control has to be very something happened which we've been changing the radi- belongs — in the New Jersey Senate. foe of the income tax, however, he save the environment. The tough and very impervious. got Mr. Ott thinking. He ation environment, which it is stumbled onto the fact that reasonable to suppose we've That's the august body which has does New Jersey no good in blaming idea that the gas from your We think we have an adw-- underarm deodorant is pumpkin vines grown under adapted to by natural selec- steadfastly refused all efforts, even sary relationship with tne von HOFFMAN the governor for endorsing it. Better shredding the atmospheric biosphere. To us Mother Na- one kind of light produced tion over the last few million those exerted by the Assembly, to advice is needed, not scare tactics. cover protecting us from ul- ture is a rough old broad who only boy flowers, and vines photography suggests that the years. We live under glass traviolet radiation really belches hurricanes; and Man grown under another kind of kind, power, duration and much of the time, and Ott sounds off the wall. becomes the Conqueror of the light produced only girl flow- patterning of light may also tells us that even untinted Keansburg*s image That's a sensible reaction Wilderness. ers. Other experiments with affect the cell life of both ani- glass filters out a high per- ultraviolet and infrared light mals and vegetables. Of centage of ultraviolet. In this Mayor Eugene Connelly and from people brought up to John N. utrs work makes ernment have brought an excellent look upon nature as the en- permitted Mr. Ott to establish course, when he uses the respect he is very suspicious council members are properly proud him think otherwise. A devel- day-to-day operation of Keansburg's emy. In school we're taught oper of the techniques of a link between light and re- word light he's referring to about what eye glasses may of the accomplishments in Keans- business, which includes requests about how the heroic pioneers time-lapse photography - production in animals. He more than the energy we can do because of the evidence he burg in their first year in office. Not for financial assistance from the hacked, wacked, cut, slashed those motion pictures that was able to show, for in-see. He means all radiation, has collected suggesting ul- stance, that you can control not just that in the visible the least of them have been the state and federal governments and drove their way through show a plant growing from a traviolet stimulation of the the gender of baby chinchillas spectrum. retina may be part of the decorum attendant to the conduct of whenever it is available. a wilderness to "tame" a con- seed to maturity in five min- tinent. Anything you have to in a similar manner. To make the point, he de- healthy functioning of the en- municipal affairs, especially at utes - Mr. Ott has spent the By decreasing the number of tame, to pacify, to bring un- 'better part of a lifetime ex- He has also been able to scribes how you can take a docrine system. council meetings, and modernized substandard buildings and in- make a connection between night-blooming plant and put In addition to what we may and efficient handling of the stituting many additional municipal the quality of light and it in a dark closet, or one be depriving ourselves of, we where the light is kept on, borough's finances and adminis- services, Keansburg is wisely look- health. The tails of Mr. Ott's should also look at the radi- experimental rats fell off af- and it will not disturb the tration. ing to the future. In projecting a ation dosages we're adminis- ter living 12 hours a day for plant's biological clock or cir- tering to ourselves. Ott's list The appointment of Eugene J. much improved image for visitors six months under pink fluor- cadian rhythm. The plant of low-level radiation sources Bedell as borough manager was and the rest of the county, the escent illumination. The rats will continue to bloom when it whose effects aren't com- among the brilliant moves by the borough is also making life more in his control group, living un- is night outside and go to pletely understood include TV mayor and his colleagues on the pleasant for nearly 10,000 humans der conditions of normal sun- sleep in the daytime. The sets, microwave ovens and light, kept their fine, long, same thing will happen if you governing body. Mr. Bedell, wTio who live in the resort municipality long-distance communications ugly, ratty tails. In another put it in a cement cellar; but relay towers, police, weather also is a state senator, brought a throughout the year. study he and his associates take it down to the bottom of and airport radar systems, all professionalism to his job that has We congratulate the mayor and concluded that the six-year a coal mine and the poor the ordinary atomic stuff, thing goes completely to earned him the respect and admira- the councilmen for completing a molars of several groups of electron microscopes, certain tion of borough employes and resi- children who had been kept in pieces. Ott hypothesizes from classes of computers, elec- most successful year in trying times. school rooms with below nor- this that the plant's cycle is dents. His natural affection for the trostatic air filters and so on We hope it will be the first of many mal ultraviolet light showed a controlled by minuscule or and so forth. borough and his knowledge of gov- successive years of accomplishment. higher incidence of tooth "trace" radiation from the decay than those whose class- sun which can penetrate Ott himself is one of those rooms were lit by a full-range closets and cellars but not (50 uncredentialed, self-taught light source. feet of earth and rock. geniuses. His ideas are not The wrong track accepted by most scientists; His observations are still a "Life on earth," he writes of higher education. Brookdale, only a few have looked at Brookdale Community College long way from being con- (in "Health and Light," the them. He doesn't claim they has scheduled a course in thorough- quite true, at one time was the home clusive, so there's no need to Devln-Adair Company, Old are proven, but right or bred handicapping for Friday morn- of many exceptional thoroughbred march on the school board Greenwich, Conn., 1973), "has wrong they tend in the direc- horses. As a college, though, we and demand they change the evolved under the balance of tion about which much evi- ings during which that day's racing light bulbs, yet. Nevertheless short wavelength ultraviolet programs at Monmouth Park will be think it should scratch, if we may comparable to the very low dence is piling up, and that is his experiments do suggest life Is not so tough or endless- discussed. use a racing term, the handicapping that light may affect us in levels of general background radiation and much higher in- ly adaptive as is supposed. entry. Monmouth Park race track in many ways we've never Tiny changes can have mas- Oceanport might be a better place imagined. Mr. Ott even has tensities of long wavelength ul- We appreciate most community traviolet comparable to that sive effects, so squirt the can for a classroom for breed improvers, evidence it can influence be- if you must, but don't write service programs offered at Brook- havior, at least among labora- of visible outdoor natural sun- dale, but we question the value of in- handicappers or whatever you may This one's not dead. He just doesn't tory rodents. light." Whether or not this John Ott if you grew an elev- wish to call them. specific formulation is cor- enth toe or a weird bump on cluding that course at an institution want to see what's going on.' His microscopic time-lapse your nose. SHREWSBURY H J TUESDAY JULY t 1975 The Dtdy RrgSSCT 7 Municipal officials want hike in U.S. bikeway funds ThVAe n*iiLDuly> piRegistej J ..r. ha»— s re- ceived a copy of the following Of course, I'm * little prej- goes, can the mind be tar be- purcnasng director take into Bahamas subsidiary, had stood in the United States. tack Our dollars have goae to letter for publication udiced hind'" rnriifciitina our sentiments made a $51.Mt contribution Mr Dorsey said They felt a fill the coffers of maay aa Borough of Shrewsbury FROM 01R I hope you will be able to I'll cite merely a dozen when making purchases for through the First National public relations campaign Arab despot throng* the pur- the<$tate of New Jersey P.O. Box !44 make our rally on July II quick example* to put the be Cit> Bank's office in Beirut to should be launched with fa- chases we make. We questm Once agate maay thanks for the validity of contributing Broad St to this claptrap. Uus tptaoiu The New York Times of a group seeking a better w- vorable articles la news- READERS all your help additional fund; for propa Shrewsbury, N.J 17711 reasoning. Here they are: May 17th reported the tesu derstanding in America of the papers aad a TV campaign gaoda purposes aad thereby Hon. James J. Howard Sincerely, Pope John, Winston Churchill. mony of Bob R Dorsey. Arab's poatioo oa various is- It has not been so long a suggest that the state register U.S. House J Joseph Frankei Albert Einstein, Franklin chairman of the Gulf Oil Cor- sues. The executive described time that we in New Jeney a complaint to Gulf oa behalf of Representatives the thousands of gallons of Mayor Roosevelt, Dr. Albert poration, when he appeared it as a public education pro- do not remember the oil em- ot as concerned citueasaip Washington, DC 2K1S drinks and dozens of cookies Schweitzer. Pope Paul, Albert before a subcommittee of the gram although he said he was bargo " It has not been so Dear Mr. Howard: We realize that with over Camus, Pablo Picasso, Mar- Senate Foreign Relations undear as to all its details long a time that all good Sincerely years, Sound, fury garet Mead, Wolfgang Mo- Committee as follows — Mr friends of Israel do not recall We, the undersigned, are 4,7* people walking on the "There was a feeling that the , ' Mrs Ddbert Mammen zart, William Howard Tart, Dorsey said Gulf, through the the atrocious Yom Kippur at- concerned about a matter crowded roads of Monmouth X Salem Lane Arab position was not under- President and Ben Franklin dealing with the adminis- County there were many in- Little Silver. NJ 17731 On the other hand, with the tration of Title 23. Section 117 conveniences caused to coun- To the Editor: exception of Supreme Court of the U.S. Code by the Fed tless residents and motorists Fancying myself as a fair Justice White, I cant think of eral Highway Administration For all those people we are to-middling raconteur, I enjoy any super-jock who has dis- This law. which is Section 124 truly sorry and regret having trying to tell what I consider tinguished himself in other of the Federal-Aid Highway caused them problems. a good story, as much as the than sports. ' / Act of 1173, sets up a program For four months, we made next joker. of financial aid to construct arrangements to guard Inevitably, however, the Really, Dr Sbeehan. if you bikeways. against these problems, in- cards are stacked against me nave to stretch that hard to No sooner am I about to fill a column, why don't you k sale 16.90 As council members in our cluding an extensive clean-up make with the strategic puncb- give it up and leave the writ- 1 respective municipalities crew, and believe we did a line, than all hell br4aks ing to the proa. Or, barring bm^ »25 'capri noset look wig working on bikeway projects commendable job. However, loose, cruelly to cramp my al- that, ask the editors to put (or submission to the N.J. De- if there are any damages or leged style. your column opposite the \ of dynel* modacryllc from partment of Transportation litter we have not yet cleaned These few "for instances" comics (or possible funding from 23 up, don't hesitate to call. should suffice to prove the evagabor* international U.S. Code 217 we were dis- We'll be more than happy to Cordially. point: tressed to learn recently from receive these complaints and Don Dodge m It's so easy to look like 1. The insistent ringing of a 1 •> Mr. Walter Sharpe, the bi- remedy the situation. j you're on top this sum- Through this project, we nearby telephone • cycle coordinator in the N.J. 2. The mournful wail of a Hr mer in a new, natural wig DOT (1035 Parkway, Trenton, have shown that students (the State purchases \ cruise-ship siren. P^^ cut, styled with a natu- N.J.. IMS, mm4$X) that Walk was organized by local The Daily Register has re- 3 The next-door activation 1 mk the Federal Highway Admin- high school youth) are re- ceived a copy of the following ral shape. Casual to care for, of an angry electric saw. I m istration in Washington has sponsible and are attempting letter for publication: J your fingers can do the 4. The blasting diesel horn made a determination that a to do something positive. To Monmouth Jewish I.. MW of a railroad locomotive. p.1 . combing. Terrific from every bikeway project has to be those we inconvenienced we Community Council V. • ^ angle. Hat Bar Wig programmed before the end are sorry. To those who 5. The unmuffled roar of a 841 River Road of the fiscal year for which helped we are truly grateful. passing motorcycle or hot- Fair Haven. NJ 97701 f %1J Dept. All stores except Plainfield the funds were appropriated Many thanks, rod Mr. Frank Papale and money not committed to Jim Warren f. The deafening decibels of Director, Purchase Office programmed projects would the noon-day whistle. State of New Jersey revert back to a general fund 7. The out-of-the-blue down- State House Consumer law beat of a rock combo or Steinbach and be unavailable for bi- Trenton. New Jersey 98625 keway projects The Daily Register has re- dance band. Dear Sir: • 8. The sound-barrier break- As a new program, bikeway ceived a copy of the following I am writing to you by di- letter for publication: through of a jet plane over- rection of the Monmouth Jew- funding got off to a slow start head. in New Jersey. Only with the 15 Harvard Road ish Community Council to > Fair Haven, N.J 07701 I. The inevitable arrival of bring to your attention an ac- appointment this year of Mr. a waitress or waiter, who in- Sharpe as bicycle coordinator Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston tion on the part of the Gulf 54 Broad St. terrupts our joke to take the Oil Corporation that we find has the program ceased being order a departmental orphan. Be- Red Bank, N.J extremely disturbing. We II. The stentorian state- «aJ*WK«DBWttOttNWED|-FRlO9PM BW> * Dear Senator: would request that our state cause of delays, many 1975 ments of a stone-deaf mem- approved projects will not After a conversation today with Mrs. Carol Popper, to ber of the group. reach the "programmed" And, in the dramatic words stage before July 1st, and as whom I expressed complaints about retail stores which re- of the Xing of Siam, "Etce- you know that stage precedes tera, etcetera, etcetera." final approval of completed fuse to return anything but merchandise credit even on My only salvation? Posses- plans. sion of a soundproof studio Finally, a Tax-Deferred Savings Plan unused items, she explained It is our understanding that to me that there is no law in. from whence, in a built-in with other classes of projects New Jersey requiring stores command post, I can broad- the FHA will hold project to do anything but adopt their cast corny punchlines to a that lets you... funds, approved in a given own policies on the matter. completely captive audience. fiscal year, for up to three We agreed that, at present, In other words, some sound years pending final approval all we could do as individuals effects are far too effective. of completed plans. The is to refuse to shop in such "Full of sound and fury," NJDOT could not explain the stores and tell our friends of Avery Giles FHA's ruling that the same our experiences. time period could not apply to My own experience today bikeways projects. Most of Wonderful care was with a shoe store in the projects would not require 127 Locust Point Road Shrewsbury which refused me that length of time, but under Locust, NJ. my money which I wanted re- the present system a year is To the Editor: turned, when a pair of shoes too Uttle time for many appli- My family and I would tike bad literally fallen apart in cants. to thank the entire staff of the less than two months. (I ac- Atlantic Highlands Nursing In summary, the ruling by tually did get my money, .Home for the wonderful, con- the FHA on bikeway funds however, by "buying" a pair siderate and most com- means that although New Jer- of shoes for another customer passionate care given to our sey was allotted |2,000,000 for in the store, and she paid me father, Mr. Robert Teschlog bikeways in fiscal 1(75 and for the favor.) 1(76 the state will not get the On one occasion when I A little later, while relating complete dollar amount of bi- walked in, one of the aides the story to the owner of Sid's keways. This is unfortunate was holding papa in her in Little Silver, he told me of because this is a very popular arms, •soothing him in his a man buying ski clothes for program. These funds were pain. his wife for Christmas . . . oversubscribed seven or eight Thank you,again and The store refused to return times by requests. again. the money (over $100), when It was no wonder that he Would you be kind enough the woman could not find liked all of you to investigate this matter and anything else she liked in the Most sincerely, if possible get the ruling store. Thus, they are, in ef- Johanria M. Lane amended to apply more fa- fect, holding this family's vorably to bikeway funding money for almost a year, run- applicants. ning their business on that The program is a good one School coverage family's money, and paying Highlands Public School but may we suggest an In- no interest! Navesink Ave. Annual After After After After crease In the level of funding These are only two exam- Highlands, NJ. 17732 Contribution 10 Years 15 Years 25 Years from $40,000,000 per year to ples of practices which are 20 Years $120,000,000 and a limit of To the Editor: repeated daily, no doubt in- On behalf of the Highlands $1,500.* $ 23,439. $ 43,902. $ 73,939. $118,029 $8,000,000 per state per year volving hundreds of people Board of Education and my- 46.878. 87,804. rather than $2,000,000. Also, is and thousands of dollars $3,000." 147,878. 236,058. it possible to amend the law self, I wish to express our sin- monthly. 117,195. 219,513. 369.698. to allow funds unused by vari- cere appreciation for your ex- $7,500.'** 590,147. Since there is no law gov- ous states to go to states hav- cellent coverage of our board erning this practice, do you The table above shows totals with accumulated interest for funds placed in Carteret s present 7*4% Investment Certificates However, ing projects to fund. meetings and school related rates are subject to change The 7V«% yearly rate is guaranteed for a period ol 8. to 10 years if you act now not think that, perhaps, in the activities during the past Thank you for your help. Interest of consumer protec- •Maximum allowable contribution in an Ind.vidual Retirement Account (IRA). '"Maximum allowable contribution for sett-employed person m Keogh Your continued interest in bi- school year. "A working couple's combined IRA maximum. - Plan account , t tion and that few families We look forward to your cycling and bikeways is have money to loan such greatly appreciated. continued coverage of our Thanks to an act of Congress - and Carteret's ap- better than ever. Now it is possible to set a^ple 15% of stores their cash, it is not school activities during the Sincerely yours. time for legislation to be in- proved pension plans — you can now establish your your annual income (up to $7,500 a year) for a really Elizabeth Q. Billings coming school year. troduced to protect con- own substantial retirement program — deduct all of generous retirement nest egg, and there is no need to Councilwoman Your time and interest in sumers from greedy mer- our school is deeply appre- it from your current taxable income — and actually bother with Internal Revenue Service approval. Car- Borough of New Shrewsbury chants? retire rich. Robert W. Stewart ciated. teret's Keogh Retirement Plan and Trust Agreement Yours truly, Sincerely, Councilman Elizabeth Memmott It is called an Individual Retirernent'Account (IRA) and Plan have already been approved. All you have to do Borough of Shrewsbury Robert A. Zolkiewicz Administrative Principal it is specifically for the millions of men and women not is fill out a few forms and you're all set. Fort rally covered by a qualified pension plan Monies deposited in either plan earn the highest in- Positive walk Municipal Building Here's how It works: 47 Broad St Sports, popes terest rate in the State — 5% % per year on Passbook Walk for Mankind If you or your working spouse are an employee without Eatontown, N.J. 07724 40 Salem Lane Savings Accounts and 6V2%, 6%%. 7%, 7%% and 255 Harding Road a qualified pension plan, you can now set aside as To the Editor: Uttle SUver, N.J. 7%% per year on Savings Certificates. Further, there Red Bank, N.J. 07701 much as 15% of your annual earned income (up to Many thanks for your help To the Editor: is no service charge and your money is protected by To the Editor: $1,500. - or, in the case of a working couple, up to On behalf of the Monmouth on the "Save the Fort Cam- In the June 19th issue, government laws, strict auditing procedures, backed paign." George Sbeehan wrote a col- $3,000. pe; year). Both the contributions and earned in- County Walk for Mankind di- by a strong reserve system, invested in sound mort- Your editorial in last umn entitled "High Risk Oc- terest are exempt from current Federal income taxes un- rectors, Glenn Miller, John gage loans, and insured up to $40,000. by FSLIC, a Hays, Pattl Uniman and week's paper was the best cupation: The Sports Specta- til after retirement when most likely you'll be in a lower Mark Besse, I'd like to thank I've read on the issue. tor." III it be draws the illo- income tax bracket (and will then pay less in taxes). permanent agency of the U.S. Government. the thousands of people who I also want to thank the pa- gical premise that a— the body of a sports spectator A word about Carteret's Keogh Plan Simply fill out and return the coupon and we'll send made this year's Walk the big per for the story on Susie and breaks down from inactivity, you, free, and without obligation, more specific success it was. We will be for- the kids. I told Sherry (Fig- As a result of the 1974 Employee Retirement Security dore) how much I enjoyed it. and thus, b- "If the body ever grateful for the many Act, the Keogh Plan for self-employed is bigger and information. people who stood for hours di- Home Owners, when you Mr. Thomas M. Folev recting traffic, punching Carteret Savings and Loan Association cards, or distributing food. A 866 Broad Street. Newark, NJ. 07102 special thanks to the police of NEED MONEY D I'd like to Retire Rich (I'm an employee.) Send me your free IRA booklet Middletown, Holmdel, Red D I'd like to Retire Rich, too (I'm sell-employed) Send me your tree Keogh booklet Bank, the Middletown Re- FAST... Q I'm qualified Send me an application to establish an IRA Q Keogh a Wan serve Police, the Garden SAVINGS State Arts Center staff, the CALL US! MUM Jersey Shore Amateur Radio AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • Up To $10,000 CASH Otlices in Bergen. Essex. Monmouth, Moms and Warren Counties ADnAFSS Society, and most of all the No PoW»t Mo CommtoalontI walkers. No Broksrsoo P##i CITY We sincerely thank the 13 WC ALSO MAKE LOANS TO BUSfcESSSS STATE charities that sponsored Monmouth County Investment Corp. ESLE PHONE NUMBER checkpoints, and the hun- ,3! 74t-'sO«1 llMdMown For more immediate information call Mr. Foley at dreds of people who donated (201) 622-8010 8 The Dally Register Man given TOMORROW! AT THE MART FURNITURE prison term . in robbery FREEHOLD - A 26-year- old Asbury Park man, con- victed of an armed robbery in Long Branch, was sentenced to 13 to 15 years In state pris- on by County Court Judge Show&* Sale John P. Arnone. Raymond Lattimore Jr. of Lincoln Village was convicted by a jury June 16 of robbing $80 of Jonny's Bar, 405 Divi- sion St., Long Branch, at gun- point July 24,1173. Edward Chisolm, 27, no ad- dress available, was sen- tenced to an indeterminate reformatory term for com- mitting an assault and bat- tery upon a Monmouth Coun- ty Correctional Officer in the county jail Feb. 17. He was convicted of the charge by a jury June 19. Thomas Nelson, 28, of 206 Monmouth St., Red Bank, who admitted breaking into Alphine Manor Hotel, Port- land Road, Highlands, was sentenced to 364 days in the county jail. Ricksoir Stewart, 20, of 101 Wiltshire Drive, New Shrews- bury, whd admitted possess- ing marijuana Aug. It in Long Branch, was granted a ' conditional discharge and placed on one year probation. 3 teen-agers charged in bike thefts MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - GRAND Three Cliffwood teen-agers have been arrested and charged with a series of bi- cycle thefts which occurred hi the Strathmore and Cliffwood sections of the municipality over the past month. of our great Detective Lt. John B. McGinty said the juveniles, two 15-year-olds, and one 16- year-old, are charged with \ the larceny of more than 20 bicycles, most of which were 10-speed bicycles. Identi- GET YOUR fication of the bicycles, he said, is difficult because the bicycles were taken apart and parts were swapped. FREE GIFT However, several bicycles and parts have been recov- Stop in Monday through Wednesday, ered intact, Lt. McGinty see our new carpet department and get said. Police are now attempt- ing to make identification of a little something to remember us by the remaining bicycles and parts. The juveniles were released to their parents' custody pending further investigation 'by Detective Stanley Parrish, investigating officer. Hearing set in rifle case GRAND OPENING KEANSBURG - A High- lands man Is in the county jail in lieu of $1,000 bail SPECIAL awaiting a preliminary hear- ing here today in Municipal NYLON PLUSH Court to answer assault and weapons violations charges. Detective Capt. George W. Reg.15.95 Preston Jr. identified the sus- pect as James D. Keller, 47, <«i of 68 Fifth St., Highlands. He 5 is charged with assault with a NOW 10s? yd. deadly weapon, carrying it without a proper identi- Rich, dense and lustrous Saxony fication card and unlawful plush with long wear in every inch. use of a deadly weapon. Long on practicality, in a rainbow of 25 Capt. Preston said the ar- decorator-approved new colors. rest occurred after Mr. Keller allegedly threatened his brother-in-law with a loaded .22 caliber rifle. The incident occurred at lt Pineview Ave. last Tuesday night. He fled the scene after the Incident, Capt. Preston said, but was apprehended later on Rt. 36 while in his car. Sgt. Harry Schaeffer, as- sisted by Middle town police, made the arrest. Mr. Keller was sent to the county jail after an arraign- ment before Judge Ronald L. ADORNEAU A RICH MIRAMEAU, A PLUSH LANVEAU, A SUBTLE Koran in Municipal Court. NYLON SAXONY PLUSH OF ACRYLIC YARNS SWIRL IN PURE WOOL Marijuana case Q.95 -10.95 i.95 hearing slated ^ \J sq. yd. sq. yd. 19;sq. yd. HOLMDEL - Gary J. Gur- A sumptuous style with today's most Fashionable, durable and practical- a An exquisite but understated Stirling nlak, 18,'of 659 Laurel Ave. is fashionable texture in a choice of 26 sound choice for any room. In your design woven into the plush, in 22 scheduled fdr a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court colors ranging from pale to brilliant, choice of 18 colors notable for their colors from shimmering lights to July 21 to answer charges of light to dark. richness and clarity. glowing darks. possession of marijuana.

He was arrested early last Tuesday morning on Holmdel Road when he was stopped by Patrolmen William Roman and Raymond Wilson for a motor vehicle violation. A juvenile, also from Holmdel, EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENT was arrested with him, police CREDIT PLANS AVAILABLE said. BANK AMERICARD AND Mr. Gurniak was released MASTER CHARGE HONORED! on his own recognizance. The juvenile was released to his mother's custody pending the Mart Juvenile Court action in Free- hold. SHOP OUR ALL NEW CARPET DEPARTMENT RT. 35, GALLERIES RT 35 MIDDLETOWN Births

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Mr and Mr*. MM DM* (see Virginia Hotter), 55 Lorn* Oak Road. Middletown, MM. July I Mr and Mrs. Thomas J Meehan (nee Virginia B. Browa). I Daniel Drive. Matawaa, SOB. July 1 Mr. aid Mrs. Raymoad Thomson (nee Roberta Au Sands), 5 Mason Drive, Has- let, son. July t Mr and Mrs. Tadeua Nie- winsfci (nee ZoAa Baryla), O Washington Ave., Keaubwg. son. July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Wolfe Jr. (nee Deane B. Blusdell), 4S8 Sycamore Ave , Shrewsbury, son, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S MacDonald (nee Linda A. Nu- gent). 143 Mominggde Ave.. Union Beach, son. Julv i Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brad- bury (nee Ruth Mukroae). f Center SL. Morganville. son. July I Mr and Mrs Steven Martin (nee Christine Dennis), 133 Cherry Tree Lane. Middle town, daughter, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. John Waters (nee SueUen O'Malley), 14* Manor Drive, Red Bank, daughter, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Guiseppe Abiusd (nee Dina Loboczo). II First Ave.. Port Won mouth, daughter, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har- ris (nee Christine Gaskins), II Leighton Ave., Red Bank. daughter, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curry (nee Elaine Webber). S4 Half OPENING4 • * • Mile Road, Red Bank, daugh- ter, July 3. Mr. aid Mrs. Francis Cleary (nee Sadie Faccas), 160 Beach Way, Keansburg. son, July 3. Mr and Mrs. Bryan Weader new Carpet Department (nee Valerie Brown), MA White St., Eatontown. son. July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Smith (nee Pamela Haxel). MS Pine NOW YOU CAN CHOOSE THE COUNTRY'S FINEST CARPETINGf- Brook Road, Eatontown, daughter, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paw lieki (nee Frances Perez), M BIGELOW AND KARASTAN, IN 80 STYLES AND OVER 1000 DECORATOR Pineview Ave., Keansburg. daughter, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gogan (nee Mary MacBurnie). M COLORS, FROM A STORE WITH OVER 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE - IN Collins Ave., Port Monmouth, son, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gal luccio (nee Gaye Reinecke). CREATING BEAUTIFUL ROOMS - AND THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE! 27 Willis Place. Keansburg. daughter, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. John Albanese (nee Anna Sorrentino), I4f Ninth St.. Belford, son, July S Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yell (nee Valerie Dearborn), ill When you buy carpeting you're buying more than floor-covering. You're setting the tone of Pine Brook Road, Eaton- town, daughter, July 5 an entire room. And who but experienced furniture people know better how to help you choose? Mr. and Mrs. George for- bes (nee Madinda Piraglio), Our whole lives revolve around colorrtexture and quality- and when we extend that know-how 105 Lewis St., Eatontown, daughter, July S. Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Col- to carpeting, you know our advice is sound. You have a dazzling collection of reasonably lins (nee Joan Mullen), 2 Wtnthrop Place, Haslet, son. priced- broadloom, area and Oriental-design rugs to choose from, plus expert custom installation, Julys. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Da- with the same written guarantee that comes to you with every purchase you make here. See it all! Ponte (nee Lucille £arretU). {US Aldrin Road, Oceant Township, son, July 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hin- dman (nee Kathleen McTague), 406 Salem Ave., LEARN HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT CARPETING! spring Lake, daughter, July FREE- SEE OUR FILM AND GET YOUR INFORMATIVE BOOKLET. I. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hansen ' With so many different fibres, textures and colors in carpeting, you need more than (nee Christie Lou Paulson), 13 Vaughn Court, Eatontown, intuition to guide you in making a choice. Seeing this film and reading this booklet will son, July. help. Showings Monday to Wednesday, every 2 hours starting at 10 A.M. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gale (nee Victoria Lynn), IN Port- land Road DM, Highlands, son, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ander- son (nee Linda Braun), 170 Hurley St, Keyport, daugh- ter, July I. MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER Lang Branch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick 'Bigelow Schofield (nee Cynthia Ruth), 43 South Fifth Ave., Long Branch, son, June Z7. "CRACKERJACK"- NYLON SHAG VARIATIONS, A NYLON GENERATION- THE SILKY Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stone, 28 Oakwood Road, Leonardo, FOR YOUNG BUDGETS SCULPTURED SHAG NYLON PLUSH daughter, July 1. Mr and Mrs. Zvi Kitay 7.95 1C.95 (nee Hannah Birnbaum), 421 Third St., Lakejyood, daugh- f sq. yd. I v/sq. yd. ter, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Long-wearing,moth-proof. Decorating The plush with a plus- anti-shock and You get long wear and easy care plus McCormack (nee Noreen an exciting choice of 8 sparkling, is easy with this multi-colored random- Ze Pel® anti-soil treatment. Luxur- Lyons), 10 Garden Terr., Hai- lustrous solid colors and 16 twin-tone patterned contemporary shag in your ious, heavy, rich, in 20 colors from let, son, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Gel- white to deep chocolate brown! tweeds. Naturally mothproof too! choice of 20 exciting variations. bachs (nee Ita Ringel). 471 Eleventh St., Lakewood, son, July I. Mr. and Mrs. James Cos- tello (nee Rosemary Moreno), 212 Perrtne Ave , Elberon,, daughter, July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim- mons (nee Pamela Soltls), 87 Cottage Place, Long Branch, son, July 2. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Neptiae ^Furniture GalleriesMr. and Mrs. Manuel Lopez (nee Maribel Matos), 115 Throckmorton St., Freehold, MIDDLETOWN 671-0400 • 9:30 to 9:30 SAT. TIL 6:00 rZZZ son, July 1. 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J TUESOAY. JULY 8, 1975 Ice bucket salads

VEGETABLE SALAD-TOGO By BARBARA GIBBONS I6-ounce can diagonally-cut green beans, chilled If you're a campsite cook or galley gourmet, you know that "roughing it" is tough for calorie counters. Achieving 16-ounce can sliced carrots, chilled balanced meals is difficult enough without refrigeration. Mak- 10-ounce package frozen com ing-do without excess calories is an almost-impossible chal- % onion, minced lenge! 2 teaspoons salt One food category that usually gets short shrift in the 2 teaspoons celery salt woods or on the water is vegetables. >4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper So today we've come up with a trio of ice bucket "salads 5 tablespoons granulated brown or white sugar substitute to go" for getaway Slim Gourmets. The idea is to make up 5 tablespoons cold vinegar these mixtures ahead of time at home. You can mix, pack, Combine all ingredients (including canned vegetable liq- carry and serve them right in your insulated bucket.. uid) in an insulated ice bucket. Keep tightly closed until serving time. Stir well Serves eight, 57 calories each. Here's how to help a traveling salad "keep its cool." ICE BUCKET TOSSED SALAD SLIM GOURMET 1 large head iceberg lettuce, shredded % onion, chopped CARRY-OUT CAMPER'S COLESLAW 1 small cucumber, sliced 1 large head cabbage, shredded 1 small green pepper, seeded and chopped 1 onion, chopped 14 teaspoon garlic powder 1 grated carrot (fresh or defrosted) 1 whole ripe tomato % cup vinegar ice cubes « 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 1 cup bottled diet dressing (any flavor) 2 tablespoons salad oil Combine the lettuce, onion, cucumber, green papper in an 6-ounce can frozen apple juice concentrate insulated ice bucket. Sprinkle with garlic powder and stir in salt and pepper to taste ice cubes, as many as it will hold. Add the whole tomato. Combine cabbage, onion and carrot in a large insulated Keep tightly covered until mealtime. At serving time, uncover ice bucket. Stir vinegar, mustard and salad oil together and and remove tomato. Drain off melted water by partially cov- MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER — Shira Rothfeld, 9, lends a mix with coleslaw. Add the contents of the can of apple juice ering the ice bucket with the lid and upending it. Pick out any helping hand to her mother, Mrs. Warren Q. Rothfeld, concentrate (allow to defrost slightly for easy removal). Keep unmelted cubes. Slice the tomato and add it to the salad. Add Wayside, who has been named Mother ot the Year by the tightly closed until serving time. Stir well and season to taste diet dressing; toss lightly and serve. Season to taste. Serves Monmouth-Ocean Counties Chapter of the National Mul- before serving. Serves eight, 100 calories each. ,eight, 63 calories each. tiple Sclerosis Society. MS chapter names Mother of the Year OCEAN GROVE - Mrs. Elaine Rothfeld, "I am delighted to be honored this way," Wayside, was named Mother of the Year by comments Mrs. Rothfeld, "if only because it the Monmouth-Ocean Counties Chapter of the may help bring before the public the problem National Multiple Sclerosis Society, headquar- multiple sclerosis poses for young adults. MS tered here at M Main Ave. affects hundreds of thousands of Americans Mrs. Rothfeld, the mother of three chil- and millions more around the world, and we dren, has been an MS patient for nine years. must all work towards its eradication." < Owen B. Pearce, the chapter's board Because of the impetus given MS research chairman, in announcing Mrs. Rothfeld's se- through the report to the President by the Na- lection noted that she has been "an inspiration tional Advisory Commission on MS, Mrs. to other patients because of her wonderful Rothfeld says she is optimistic about the chan- courage and positive outlook." ces of finding a cure for the disease in the Mr. Pearce describes MS as a disabling near future. disease of the central nervous system which distorts and sometimes blocks nerve impulses "Some of the world's most renowned sci- that affect such functions as speech, sight and entists have said we're getting close," notes walking, and can result in complete or partial Mrs. Rothfeld, "and I have to believe they paralysis. know what they're talking about." AWARD WINNERS — Awards for 3,000 hours of board of governors, to Mrs. Ruth Stein, Mrs. Lottie service were presented by, left to right, Mrs. Rob- Campbell, and Mrs. Caroline Bacon, at the Hospi- ert G. Pearse, a member of the Riverview Hospital tal's Annual Volunteer Recognition ceremonies. St. Elizabeth alumnae WEIGHT© WATCHERS stage fashions, lunch SPRING LAKE — Mrs. Joseph Layton, Avon, and Mrs. Edwin Hill, Shark River Hills, head the committee for the Aug. 13 noon luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Monmouth County Chapter of the College of Saint Elizabeth Alumnae Association. It will be here in the Essex and Sussex Hotel.

Proceeds of the event, featuring a collection from Hahne's, Eatontown, will go to the chapter's scholarship fund. STARTED.

Reservations are due by Aug. 8 and may be made with Mrs. James A. Dolan, 227 Washington Ave., Avon.

Committee members include Mrs. James Doran, Mrs. DIET John McDonnell and Mrs. Frank McGurty, here; Mrs. Allan Logel and Mrs. John Schambach, Sea Girt; Mrs. Martin Downey, Shark River Hills; Mrs. Donald Cunningham and Mrs. Vincent Farrell, Avon, and Mrs. Eugene Van Cleve and FOOD Mrs. Christopher Ryan, Middletown. c3 50 SCALE Donna's THOSE FABULOUS TWENTIES — Mr. and Mrs. bumper of a 1929 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton. Joe Jerry Greco, left, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burtls, Carroll's band will supply the music for this annual Join Before August 2,1975 Ookhurst, who head the committee for Saturday's event sponsored by St. Mary's Parish, Deal. The invites you Gaudeamus XII gala to take place on the grounds Rev. William Carton Is pastor. In charge of reser- And Receive of St. Mary's School, West Allenhurst, starting at 9 vations are Mrs. Frank Tomalno Jr. and Mrs. Vic- $3.50 Scale Free! to our p.m., get in the mood of the 20's theme on the tor Russamano. For Class Nearest You, Call Summer 364-5511 Engaged Or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 LaSpata-Siravo (Valid Only In Area 31, New Jersey) MIDDLETOWN - An- assistant. PLEASE BRING THIS AD WITH YOU nouncement is made by Mr. Mr. LaSpata was graduated and Mrs. Vincent Siravo, 3 from Colonia High School and WEIGHT© WATCHERS Sale Dolores Place, of the engage- Arizona State University. He ment of their daughter, Miss is employed by Creative Lucretia Marie Siravo, to Landscape Designers. Louis Michael LaSpata, son Savings up to 50% MlssZeitx Mitt Walsh of Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaS- pata, 16 Country Club Drive, Colonia. A March Wedding is Larsen-Zentz planned. HIGHLANDS - The en- Miss Zentz and her fiance Rumson Routlette, Inc. • Sportswear • Beachwear gagement of Miss Eleanor are graduates of Middletown Miss Siravo, a graduate of Theresa Zentz, to Martin Har- Township High School. She is Middletown Township High old Larsen is announced by 7 WEST RIVER ROAD, RUMSON, N.J. 07760 attending Richard's School of School and Bryman School, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. New Rninswirk IK a dpntal • Dresses • Pant Suits Robert Zentz, to Martin Har- Beauty Culture, Red Bank, old Larsen, son of Mr. and and he is a sophomore stu- • long Gowns • Tops Mrs. Robert Larsen, 46 Fair- dent at New Jersey Institute view Drive, Middletown. of Technology. SUMMER SALE Sizes 5-13 and 6-14 Bassini-Walsh MIDDLETOWN - An- Township High School and 25% off nouncement is made of the plans to attend Monmouth engagement of Miss Patricia College, West Long Branch. Susan Walsh, 150 Hamiltonian Donna's Drive, to Frederick Charles Mr. Bassini is an alumnus Bassini 3rd, 14 (Catherine St., of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- SPORTSWEAR — SWIMWEAR 93 Broad St. Open Fair Haven. gional High School and Brook- Red Bank Wed. and Frl. Til 9 Miss Walsh was graduated dale Community College, Lin- DRESSES this year from Middletown croft. MUsSlnv* SHREWSBURY, N J TuEsoAv. JULY B. 1975 The Eteuly Register 11 Label in shortsuncovers sneak A

Dear Ann Landers: My hus- brand than I buy him. I Dear Ann Landers: I have bait without falling hook, line band will not let me have a couldn't figure out who his been working for the same and sinker. Ann Landers's cat because he claims they playmate was so the next dentist for almost eight years booklet, "Dating Do's and are dirty and sneaky. He's al- time he made an excuse to ANN LANDERS and I've decided it's time I Don'ts," will help you be ways saving, "I can't stand leave town, I followed him spoke out in the interest of more poised and sure of your- sneaky animals or sneaky and saw him pick up the of- I can't believe you would Mr. John Q. Public - Num- self on dates. Send 50 cents in people." little boy who needs those pe- fice tramp. stick up for a man like this. riodic ego boosts is a pathetic ber One Sucker. coin along with a long, Long ago I discovered this Now it is four years later I'm J8, married 19 years, and case. And he has millions of Many patients don't realize stamped, self-addressed enve- man who'couldn't stand and he is pulling the same I don't nag. I do nearly any- fraternity brothers, from the value of the gold in their lope with your request to Ann sneakiness was sneaking off stunt with his boss's wife. He thing he asks and he treats Maine to California. mouths. When a dentist sug- Landers, P. O. Box 1400, El- to a motel room at least twice feels that so long as he's good me this way. Why?? He says, If you really want a divorce gests that a tooth with a gold gin, 111. 60120 a month with his bookkeeper. to me, brings home a pay- "NO divorce. I'd miss you too you can get one. He doesn't crown or an inlay be refilled He gave himself away when check and a few gifts now much." How does that grab have to "give" you one. You or replaced, the old gold he came home wearing new and then, I should let him do you? - Feeling Low have grounds aplenty and you should be given to the patient Club sponsors undershorts, of a different this thing. Dear Feeling Low: Your know it. because he paid for it. My dentist says he throws it calico barbecue away, but I've seen him get LINCROFT - The Lincroft wm as much as $800 for gold he Women's Club will have a Ca- was supposed to have lico Rose Barbecue Aug. 2, "thrown away." suiting with cocktails at 7:30 All dentists should give p.m. under the tent at Bamm their patients the old crowns, Hollow Country Club. inlays or bridges and inform The buffet dinner will fea- the patients of the approxi- ture barbecued chicken and mate value. Dentists KNOW steak. the value because they pay Mrs. R.M. Hildin, 26 Harbor current gold prices every Green Circle, is accepting re- LANDMARK BIRTHDAY OF 104 years was cele day. servations through July 30. brated at a picnic by Jessie Craig, seated, a resi- Please print this letter. The party will have music for dent of the John L. Montgomery Medical Home, Hundreds of people are being dancing and in case, of rain, Freehold, shown here with administrator Mrs. rooked every day because the entire evening's activities Dora Z. Klrby and Mrs. Catherine Fountain, R.N., they are uninformed and I will take place indoors. right, acting director of nursing. think it's lousy. - No Gold- digger Dear No G.D.: Your advice is worth its weight in gold. Jesse Craig marks 104th year You may not realize it, but FREEHOLD - A resident Her place of birth is not burgers, cole slaw, potato sal- you performed a valuable ser- of the John L. Montgomery known by officials of the fa- ' ad, garlic bread and water- vice today, and I thank you Medical Home celebrated her cility, since Ms. Craig could melon. It was prepared by from the bottom of my inlays. 104th birthday July 1. Ms. not recall the information on the home's dietary depart- Dear Ann Landers: Please Jesse Craig was admitted to her admission. ment under the direction of tell the lady who is afraid her the home in 1(31, and is one A pre-celebration party for Ms. Leona McGee poodle is a homosexual not to of the home's original resi- the centenarian was held in Arlene Prince, coordinator give up. My sister had a Bos- dents. conjunction with the annual . of volunteers, arranged the ton bull. She was eager for picnic of the Montgomery picnic. Administrator of the him to mate and found the . Home. All but two of the 127 home is Mrs. Dora Z. Kirby. perfect bride. The Dries patients participated; the two The John L. Montgomery The first time the "honey- are seriously ill. Medical Home is the adminis- • tjilltf Stiff pntn mooners" were together, Goo- host family The picnic fare was enjoyed trative responsibility of the Monmouth County Welfare SERVICE AWARD - Peter A. Marotta, Freehold, member of the Easter Seal society, and Joseph J. ber played dead, ran around ASBURY PARK - Mr. and by Ms. Craig and her fellow Board. It is certified for Me right, director of technical services for Food- Saker, president of Foodarama. The award was the room, barked and then Mrs. Ronald Dries of Pitts- residents. The menu Included barbecue spareribs, ham- dicaid and Medicare. arama Supermarkets, receives a plaque from asso- made to Foodarama for eliminating architectural went to sleep. Sis tried three burgh, Pa., celebrated their ciate director of the Easter Seal Society of New barriers In Its stores to aid handicapped people. times to get Goober married 20th wedding anniversary on Jersey, and at his left, Jack DeCerce, a board — each time watching and a visit here with Mr. Dries' hoping. No success. When she Blind Men conduct sale parents, Brigadier and Mrs. LEONARDO - The N.J. Camp Happiness director. left Goober and his fourth Henry A. Dries. The brigadier Pageant begins Fridaybride alone overnight some- Blind Men's Association will Mr. Burck adds that the formerly headed the Salva- conduct its annual trash and sale will serve two purposes, LAKEWOOD - The 16th eludes the preliminaries thing must have happened be- PRESTIGE tion Army Citadel in Red treasure sale from 10 a.m. un- helping to provide income for annual New Jersey Miss Friday and Saturday; semi-fi- cause three months later Goo- Bank. ber was the proud father of a til 4 p.m. Saturday, July 12, at homebound blind workers and KEYSTONE SAVINGS American Teen-Ager pageant nals, July It and the finals Accompanying Mr. and lovely litter. Suggest privacy, Camp Happiness, Burlington aiding in a campaign to ex- which begins with prelimi- Aug. 3. The pageant is spon- Mrs. Dries were their daugh- please. — Grand Rapids, Ave. pand facilities at Camp Hap- nary competitions in Lake- sored by the Lakewood ter, Marjorie Joy, who will Michigan piness. wood High School Friday and Jaycees with tbe cooperation enter Asbury College in Wil- of Lakewood Township and Featured will be the exhibit Saturday will award the win- Dear Grand: O.K. Turn out more, Ky., in September, and CRUISERS the Lakewood Community and sale of articles made by ner of this year's pageant son, Thomas, who leaves July LINCROFT - Mr. and School program. the lights and leave him alone blind .persons in New Jersey, to travel to the national finals in with a girl. That's my advice 21 for a six-year enlistment in including useful and beautiful Mrs Darrell Githens, Bryna Kei^tone Saving... Miami Beach via Eastern-Air- Music for the finals will be to the lady who thinks her the Navy where he will study items of all descriptions Drive, cruised to the West In- K there wtiere you ire lines. provided by T.T. True Love poodle is gay. electronics at the Great priced and sold on their mer- dies aboard the S.S Veen- The pageant schedule In- of the New York area. Discover how to be date Lakes Naval Station. it, says George E. Burck, dam. The New Jersey Miss American Teen-Ager pageant is open to any girl between OPEN the ages 13 and 17. Appli- YOU BET IT cations for the pageant may be obtained by writing the 6 DAYS pageant committee at P.O. THIS Box 951, Lakewood, N.J. STARTED... 08761. Girls also may register SUMMER either night of the prelimi- naries without any pre-regis- tration. "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE UBELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY1 DOORS OPEN Single 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 (OPPOSITE CmCLt CHtVROUT) WED. parents CLOSED MON,-TUl-S, OPEN WED. THUR. FRI 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6. program jOFTEN IMITATED - NEVER DUPLICATED 10 A.M. SHARP PUBLIC NOTICE MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - JULY JAMBOREE CLEARANCE A panel discussion on prob- BY POPULAR REQUEST IEU HELP lems facing single parents SUMMER STOCK OF NEWEST STYLES WE WILL IE OPEN will be conducted by Mrs. 6 DAYS THIS Marilyn Kolodin at a meeting ALL YELLOW PRICE TAGS of the Bayshore Chapter of SUMMER FOR Parents Without Partners in JUNIORS and MISSES -ALL OF OUR SUPER the South Matawan Township FAMOUS MAKER SALES AND OUR First Aid building tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. • HALTERS • SWIMSUITS SUMMER All parents separated, di- • DRESSES • PANT SETS CLEARANCE vorced or widowed who have • SLACKS • SKIRTS living children are welcomed • TOPS • SKIRT SETS by Parents Without Partners. • SWEATERS • SHORTS OFF THAT FAMOUS NAME A minimum balance of only Further information may be ETC • ETC JUNIORS 5 to 13 obtained by writing Parents POLY AND RAYON $50 in our Without Partners, P.O. Box CASHIER DEDUCTS YOUR 40% • NO WHITE TAGS INCLUDED 237, Hazlet, N.J. 07730. TRANSITIONAL COLORS Regular Passbook Savings SAVE UP TO 80% OFF REGULAR RETAIL Mrs.McGuire WITH THESE REDUCTIONS • • • ALl SALES ARE FINAL EMKS Compounded YIELDS heads club OVER 250 JUST IN FRESH "EARLY BIRD TRANS SEASON SPECIALS' PANTS LAURENCE HARBOR - SUPK ALL YEAR SLIGHTLY FLARED Daily Mrs. Doris McGuire was in- JUNIORS - MISSES LADIES BETTER NONE stalled president of the Wom- LADIES BETTER HIGHER SIZE S-M-L JUST IN FRESH $ Credited an's Club of Laurence Harbor SIZES 5 TO 13., IN at an installation dinner in FAMOUS MAKER POLY-RAYON 5.25% Quarterly 5.47% the Dorian Manor, Madison GROUP ORION ft ACRYUC 7 Township. Installing officer NAT. ADV.TO $20. IF PERF. Per Year Per Year was Mrs. Edna C. Chase, TENNIS third vice-president of the SWEATERS JUST IN FRESH New Jersey State Federation SKIRTS LADIES BETTER Deposits made by the 10th of any month of Women's Clubs. The in- COATS N PULLOVERS vocation was by Mrs. Vema 100% NYLON WEAR JUN 01 PANT TOP OFK • STRIPES • FLAKES TAPERED STYLE earn interest from the 1st. Deerin, president of the Past AIL fIRST QUALITY Presidents Club. Mrs. Joyce ON SOLID Brookman is retiring presi- $700 SIZES 5/6 to 15/16 dent. NONE METROPOLITAN Also installed are Mrs. Vel- HIGHER SHIRTS ma Russell, first-vice-presi- 7 $ • PATTERN DESIGN • dent; Mrs. Rela Edwards, POLYESTER I DACRON • FLORAL PRINTS • second vice-president; Mrs. ••TRIMS • V-NECK NONE Jerry Kosinski, recording sec- 7112 lederol SAVINGS • A-LINE • U-NECK NONE HIGHER and Loan Association retary; Mrs. Peggy Homung, $! HIGHER NAT. ADV. TO W IF PERF NAT. ADV. TO $30.00 NAT. ADV. TO S1T.00 INJIRIIYCITV IN EDISON TOWNSHIP IN MATAWAN TOWNSHIP IN NEW EGYPT corresponding secretary; GROUP Btrgwi Annul Hudion Shopping Mill Oakwood Shopping Plui Strilhmort Shopping C«ttir a Jacobslown Road Mrs. Joyce Brookman, feder- •I Monlgomary Sl..«l Aoult 440 WOOD SHI. Highway J4 8 ation secretary and Mrs. BANKAMERICARD and MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED NAT. ADV.TO $14.IF PERF. Marie Chanley, treasurer. 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N. J TUESOAY, JULY 8, 1975 School systems will suffer from income tax question By ELINOR MULTER .1 • IIIIMI II IIIIIHIi whether he believes a new with the least damage - if it trators should be taking time are worrying about how to rather than custodial care - package of nuisance taxes are comes to that. to plan for improvements in cut the heart out of their fi- going on in the schools, The governor and the Leg- as equitable as an income During the summer months educational programs and for nandng and still have some- Do any of ui care? Whit islature are playing » game tax. As a potential candidate when educational adminis- better school operations, they thing resembling education - are we doing about It? of chicken. If the crash comes LEARNING for Governor, one wonders it will be the school systems whether the Senator would and the pupils who get hurt. approach that office with the Who's to blame? Maybe we WORLD same philosophy of trying to arc. keep everyone happy, or with "No Income tax, no school an attitude of trying to devel- funds," says the governor. IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIillllllll Illllllllll op those policies which are best for New Jersey and then "No income tax!" replys the dicated a willingness to sup- Senator Bedell has his own New Jersey Senate. "Hold on, working to enact them, on the port the income tax and risk version of the income tax, a assumption that the elec- money Is coming," the state's political defeat, apparently version which he can not get teacher and school board or- torate puts a man in office to for no other reason than be- off the ground in the Legisla- exercise his best judgment. ganizations urge. "More nui- cause they think it's right. No ture. He also has a burning sance taxes," reply the politi- such convictions about doing anger at the governor. Nurs- One thing you have to give cians. one's duty or putting duty ing that anger apparently is Mr. Beadleston, however; How did it happen? The above reelection have trou- more important to him than when he makes up his mind, message we have apparently bled the local Senators We finding the most equitable we always knew right where impressed upon the New Jer- have failed to convey to them and feasible way to finance he stands. sey Senate is that we'd rather the message that facing up to the needs of the schools and But with all this inaction in Currier & Ives Third Edition have unjust and destructive an unpleasant duty can bring so he steadfastly refuses to the Legislature, where are we At United Jersey Bank. taxes of the same magnitude, rewards on election day. support the governor's ver- now? We are standing on the Mid State we have a than a more equitable and Senator Alfred E. Beadles- sion of the income tax, which brink of disaster watching the constructive Income tax. ton excepted, Monmouth Sen- needed only four additional Governor and the Legislature gift for all Savings Somehow, we have convinced ators are managing to play votes to pass. play out their macabre game ..and a gift for all our Senators that they can in- the game both ways. Eugene Senator Buehler is now a with our children as the loo- seasons. crease their chances of Bedell and Herbert Buehler supporter of the income tax sers. Apparently we will ei- staying in office by opposing are both for and against the proposed by the governor, but ther have an emasculated July 1st the income tax. Our Assembly income tax and they can he opposed it earlier, at a educational system or a set of thru July 31st people, bless 'em, have in- prove it when next they run. time when his vote might nuisance taxes. The teachers have been persuasive. After and scrfool boards are betting offering a lovely all his years in teaching, the on the latter and urging local serving tray with Senator was not convinced, boards not to make massive jscounty blood bank earlier in the legislative ses- cuts in the programs. an authentic repro- sion, that the income tax was Red Bank's mayor, Daniel duction of a famous 210 Newman Springs Road needed. O'Hern, is suggesting that Currier & Ives Spring Red Bank Senator Beadleston, of municipalities stop collec- course — now apparently ting taxes for the schools. He scene. 842-5750 about to become a candidate and others warn that munici- to succeed Governor Byrne — palities will not stand for has said all along that he is huge increases in property We'll serve you with savings amia free opposed to the income tax be- taxes to compensate for legis- y y IVV... Open a new Savings account cause people don't want it. At lative failure to finance the i least he has not tried to cover schools. for $100 or more, or add $100 or more to an existing Savings a himself from all directions. Local school officials are account, and well give you this beautiful serving tray at no • SERVING AREA HOSPITALS 24 HOURS A DAY What I don't recall hearing eyeing their budgets to see. additional cost - it's free when you save. which programs can be cut • BLOOD COLLECTED LOCALLY REMAINS from the Senator, however, is FOR USE Of THE LOCAL HOSPITALS Great Savings to choose/#v//...whether it be our Planners study 5% everyday saver or our big 7v«% four to seven year savings MONMOUTH COUNTY certificate, we have a savings plan just right for you. BLOOD BANK HOURS firehouse addition At United Jersey Bank MON. THRU FRI. 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. to we pay you the highest in- NOON. WED. and THURS. EVENINGS 5 P.M. •» P.M. HOLMDEL — Because of a which a permit has been is- misunderstanding in a work- sued by the stage Department terest rate allowed by law United MONTHLY SCHEDULE OF OUR MOBILE FACILITY shop meeting, the Planning of Environmental Protection. for any commercial bank. Board was unable to take ac- Public hearing was set for Aug. 7 on Rambling Brook at Start your savings with HJersey tion on approval of a site plan Bayshore Community Hospital Holmdel Holmdel, a major subdivision 1st Thura. t«ch month 7 P.M. to t P.M. submitted by Holmdel Fire interest growing for you - Co. No. 1 for an addition to application submitted by Mar- with a Currier & Ives TE MA Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch the firehouse providing kitch- tin Winter of Colts Neck. The IS Convenient OMOM SGTVwlOJ 2nd Thura. each month 5 P.M. to • P.M. en and storage facilities. subdivision comprises 77 lots serving tray. Charles C. Bailey, board on 119 acres on the Ladwood Freehold Area Hospital Freehold chairman, explained the Farm track on Newman * two»l noia to our N^ft miarcii u

STATE Red Bank's past remembered State college* get $20.8 million in Little Silver woman's book TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has signed into law an authorization to spend $20.8 million in 1968 bond monies (Continued) phor around their children's toned, hooked, or snapped. that would allow the state to complete several longpending Football was a popular necks to keep polio "germs" Since children had neither v projects at state colleges. sport, but participants wore away. TV nor radio, they did a lot of Among the projects Is a $5 million dollar expansion of the such thin pads and leather •If a child was stricken with reading. Girls tended to library at the Rutgers-Newark campus and construction of a helmets that 19 high school a contagious disease, he choose adventures of Elsie The Daily Register $5 million athletic center at Rutgers in New Brusnwick, ac- and college students were would be put into quarantine. Dinsmore and boys, stories cording to Higher Education Chancellor Ralph Dungan. Byrne killed during 1905. It was then The board of health would be about Tom Swift and signed the authorization yesterday. that President Theodore notified and a sign would be Horatio Alger. During the SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1975 13 A spokesman for Byrne said there was some concern Roosevelt asked for a new set put on the front door to warn summer, there were traveling about authorizing the expenditures at the same time the of rules to protect players. people of the disease and tell tent shows called Chau- • state's colleges face a cutback of some $50 million because of When it came to travel, them to keep away. A towel tauquas which would set up in Byrne's budget cuts. But the bonds already had been author- there were horses and trolley attached to a mailbox was a town and stay for a week. ized by voters and there was no new spending, the spokesman cars. An ad from a 1903 news- signal for the doctor to stop. Bands, orchestras, magicians, said. . paper urged people to take There weren't any vitamin and singers would be fea- 1 "the strong and commodious pills, but each spring children tured. There were also trav- steamship Sea Bird from Red would bf given doses of cod eling "medicine shows," at Bribery case wiretaps contested Bank, N.J., to.New York City liver oil or tonic, which usual- which variety acts would be staged and patent medicines MORRISTOWN - A Morris County builder charged with and back for fifty cents." Ad- ly consisted of sulphur and would be sold. bribery has asked in court papers that wiretap evidence vertisements in the book are molasses. Patent medicines, against him be dropped. reproduced from old copies of which allegedly could cure an Then, in 1903, the movies — The attorney for Raymond LaBadie, 45, said he filed the The Red Bank Register. assortment of ills, had names a new form of entertainment motion yesterday because "all the tapes are inaudible and There were few autos in like Foley's Kidney Cure, made the American scene. therefore worthless." 1900 and most thought "motor Blaud's Iron Pills, Pluto Wa- Storefronts, Mrs. Johnson ex- LaBadie and four others were indicted in February on bri- cars" would never be of any ter, and Lydia E. Pinkham's plains, were converted into bery-related charges. Police said much of the evidence use because they were ex- Vegetable Compound. small theaters called nickelo- stemmed from tapped conversations between defendants and pensive and always breaking On the more, pleasant side, deons. And for a nickel, then — Mayor William Newkirk of Dover, Authorities said down. The early cars, Mrs. the early, part of-the century people could watch black and Newkirk was the object of the bribe offers. Johnson writes, were "toys" was a timVwbenjmUk was de- white silent pictures like LaBadie, an officer in 101 Corp., allegedly offered New- owned by the wealthy. At livered door-to-door in glass "The Great Train Robbery." kirk a bribe to obtain a zoning variance for his firm. Also in- first, neither licenses nor reg- oottles. When it was cold A series of short films dicted were Thomas J. Milano, 60, a Dover Housing Authority istrations were required. enough for the milk to freeze, called "The Perils of Paul- commissioner and Democratic leader; Morristown Health In- The first cross-country trip the caps would pop off and ine" made their debut in 1914 spector Stanley Buglione; Frank Tassielli, who heads Area by auto, made in 1903, took 52 the lucky child who found it and people flocked to the the- Disposal Inc. of Madison; and Leonard Codella, also a 101 days. Six years later, Henry first would get to eat the aters to see Pauline rescued Corp. officer. Ford made his first Model T cream off the top. It was a by her stepbrother, Harry, in in Detroit ... at a cost of treat much like ice cream. the nick of time. Bicycling bandits net $13,000 $850. Back then, salt was Selling Mrs. Johnson, who was "Picture the Past..." also at 20 cents for 100 pounds, born in Orange, spent sum- NEWARK - Bicycling bandits have struck again, this makes it clear that the nation eggs were 12 cents a dozen, mers in Sea Girt prior to time netting $13,000 from an unlocked safe in a tavern. has come a long.way in the and apples were 30 cents per moving to this county in 1964. Police believe the youthful, athletic-looking thieves are field of health. Back in the peck. Clothing was made of She now resides at 48 Judith the same men who robbed a hamburger restaurant of $5,200 early part of the century, wool, silk, or cotton. And, be- Road here with her husband Thursday, then (led en racing bicycles they had ridden up to mothers were tying little cause there were no zippers, and two sons. She is also the the door. cloth bags filled with cam- everything had to be but- author of "Let's Make Jam," Yesterday, Jesse Powell, a maintenance worker at Big "From Seed to Jack-o'Lan- Will's Tavern, was hauling garbage cans outside. One of two 19c. 39c. EEC2.4.8 tern," "Let's Bake Bread," • ...••• young men whom he had seen leaning against bicycles drew a 1 - " and "Hello, Small Sparrow." ' revolver and told him, "This is a stickup. Play it cool and • :•.; H JOSEPH S/VLZ, Red Bank. Photographs for the first you won't get hurt," according to police. three were by Mr. Dorn, who The gunman and his companion marched Powell into the ' 1 he Gold Medal Hill Climber" f igjier next-door neighbor. tavern and rifled the cash drawer of the safe. They took the Mrs. Johnson's inspiration cash and $500 worth of state lottery tickets. The gunman then Notice tofor "Picture the Past . . ." shoved Powell into a closet and locked the door before the ^^=T\\. • , 1 —7. f^0tT'wr came from Jerry Beer, a thieves peddled away, police said. \\ hite family friend who resides in Teeth Shrewsbury. He collects an- Pastor faces zoning law charge tiques and gave the Johnsons BUICK. ..,..,..,...-' si.aoo several pictures, which they CARNIVAL COMES TO TOWN — The building on Monmouth St. which WOODLYNNE - A pastor In this South Jersey commu- Euia Mini iootti Puwdt-r | ssililhlK i DERBY, StOCfc mut V hung in their kitchen. now serves as Red Bank Police Headquarters, was bedecked during earlier nity has been accused of breaking the town's zoning laws by The photos of a paddle- days to mark the celebration of Jubilee Week and a Grand Carnival spon- Mi ItflllMl. ». J. conducting services in a building that local officials contend is DAIR wheel riverboat and Little Sil- sored for three days of a bygone August. restricted for housing. ver Volunteer Fire Company The Rev. John Brent of the Church of God and Saints of Our New stock ol Vehicles and Harness 1 in the days when the engine Christ was served a summons Sunday night while he was * FRED D. was drawn by a horse were leadilng his congregation In prayer. there seen by Mr. Dorn, who nt lu.t N m co. j Brent was ordered to appear in court next Monday to an- • w Mat. Slraw, C recognized them and said he swer charges that the building may not be used as a church. 17 U M had some like them in his Brent purchased what was a vacant building for $3,000 and IIPIKW H AHI.U family's collection. '"'"'"""*'*•"• began conducting services in May 1975. IISI HUM PRODUCTS • Mrs. Johnson subsequently Another clergyman, Rev. Brian O'Neill, assistant pastor went through the Dom's port- of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Camden, charged Pursuit and Blrdsall & Son. u ui» ••MI n. u u i folios of old photos and came that Brent was the victim of racial discrimination. up with an inspiration for a 9 ADS OF THE PAST — Some popular items during book. She spent several Unborn infants murder debated the early part of the century were advertised in months doing research in li- The Daily Register, which then was a weekly braries and interviewing old- CAMDEN - A Camden County judge has refused to dis- known as the Red Bank Register. er people in the area. miss double murder Indictments against a man charged with killing twin infants who died soon after birth following the shooting of a woman who was seven months pregnant. Judge Leon A. Wingate's denial of a defense motion for dismissal cleared the way for the start of jury selection here today in a case expected to define the rights of the unborn. Authorities said the main issue at stake is whether some- one can be murdered before birth. The prosecution is ex- pected to maintain that the twins were living persons and therefore entitled to tuft protection under the law. The defense has maintained that "the issue is the status of' the twins when the injry was inflicted." Winfield Anderson, 24, was charged with murder in con- nection with the March 9, 1975, shooting of Nlkki Spearman, 22, during a robbery attempt at the woman's home here. Moments after the shooting Miss Spearman, seven months pregnant, was taken to the hospital where the infants were delivered. One lived for four hours, the second for 15 hours. Try to oust DeRose ruled illegal NEWARK — An attempt by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne to oust attorney Ralph C. DeRose from a $33,390-a-year post on the Bistate Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor has been ruled illegal by a Superior Court judge. A spokesman for the governor said an appeal of Kimmel- man's ruling would be filed today. The ruling yesterday by Judge Irwin Kimmelman was a defeat for Byrne, who had asserted it was a conflict of inter- PARADE PASSES BY — Buildings on Broad St. form the background for WAITING FOR THE TROLLEY - Trolley tracks lined the brick road est for DeRose to hold the part-time post and represent an en- this picture of a Red Bank parade. Among them are G. F. Spinning, Otto which was Front St., Red Bank. After attending services at Trinity Episco- gineering firm with contracts requiring consultation with Stahi's Ready to Eat Meats, the National Bank, Marcus, J. Kridel's and the pal Church, people waited outside until the trolley came along to take them state agencies. Sheridan Hotel. -- home. 14 The DbulyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JULYB. 1975 Catfish, Blue head AL mound NEW YORK (AP) - Catfish Hunter, the millionaire refu- lost five times in 1975 and shows an ERA of 1.91. third year of major league ball. His 1975 record is 11-6 with a gee from the A's, and two of his former teammates were se- Ryan, the fireballing right-hander who posted-a record- 2.62 ERA. lected yesterday by Oakland Manager Dark as part of an matching fourth career no-hitter this year, will be on his The eight American league pitchers have won 79 games eight-man American League pitching staff for the July IS All- fourth All-Star team. After tying Sandy Koufax' no-hit record and lost 46 this year for a .632 winning percentage. The staff, Star Game. June 1, Ryan was recently slowed by a pulled groin injury which will try to put the AL in the winning column for the . - Hunter, who signed a $3.75 million contract with the New and has lost four straight games. first time since the 1971 All-Star Game, has a combined ERA York Yankees last New Year's Eve after an arbitrator ruled Ryan leads the AL in strikeouts with 133 and has a 10-7 of 2.70 with 18 shutouts and 23 saves. Mm a free agent, has posted an 11-8 record for the Yankees. record with an ERA of 3.14. Mike Marshall, last year's Cy Young Award winner, and Joining the 1(74 Cy Young Award winner will be Vida Dark selected two left-handers, Kaat and Blue for his one- two other Dodgers have bee^i named to the nine-man National Blue and Rollie Fingers of Oakland, Jim Kaat and Rich Gos- night pitching staff. Kaat, the 36-year-old "comeback kid" has League All-Star pitching staff to face eight American League sage of Chicago, Nolan Ryan of California, Jim Palmer of compiled a 13-4 record and an ERA of 2.72 for his best start hurlers in the July 15 All-Star Game. Baltimore and Steve Busby of Kansas City. ever. He has been on two other All-Star squads. Los Angeles Manager Walter Alston yesterday announced Of the eight pitchers selected for the midseason classic in Blue, selected to the All-Star list for the second time, has his choice of Marshall, honored last year for his consistent re- Milwaukee's County Stadium, three — Hunter, Fingers and picked up some of the slack caused by Hunter's migration to lief pitching efforts, along with Dodger starting pitchers Andy Busby — are repeaters from last year's AL club that lost to New York and boasts a record of 12-6 and an ERA of 3.10. Messersmith and Don Sutton, 12-8, to the National League All- the National League 7-2. Dark also named two relief specialists among his eight- Stars, who have won'three straight mid-season classics. This will be the right-handed Hunter's seventh AL All-Star man mound staff. He tabbed his own late-inning pitcher, Fin- Alston, manager of the National League All-Star team, appearance. Only Hall of Famers Bob Feller of Cleveland and gers, who has 10 saves, a 5-4 record and an ERA of 2.93 in 39 also named Tom Seaver and southpaw teammate Jon Matlack Whitey Ford of the Yankees have been named to more AL trips to the mound, and Gossage, who at 24 is the youngest of New York, left-hander Tug McGraw of Philadelphia, lefty squads, each having been selected eight times. hurler in the AL lineup. Gossage has appeared in 34 games, Randy Jones of San Diego, southpaw Jerry Reuss of Pitts- Palmer, the 1973 Cy Young Award winner in the AL, had all in relief roles, and has a 4-6 record, 12 saves with an ERA burgh and Phil Niekro of Atlanta. injury problems last year but has come back strongly in 1975, of 1.99. It will be Gossage's frist All-Star assignment. All but two of the National League choices are repeaters tying Kaat for most victories in the league with 13 and receiv- Busby, the only pitcher to toss no-hitters in his first two oh the All-Star squad. The exceptions are southpaws Jones Vida Blue Catfish Haiter ing his fourth All-Star selection. The Oriole rightVhander has seasons, will be making his second All-Star trip in this, his and Reuss. Three belts Staub,Kingman lift Yankees deliver for Mets By The Associated Press kees one game behind the By The Associated Press cisco Giants 8-6. Boston Red Sox in the Ameri- infield out. The Big Red Machine is in What turned the Reds, Home rum by Roy White, can League's East Division. Rusty Staub and Dave Graig Nettles and Jim Mason It Was the Yankees' seventh high gear, rolling along so stumbling along at the .500 Klngman belted home runs to smoothly that even the man mark seven weeks ago, into and run-scoring singles by victory In eight meetings with back the six-hit pitching of Nettles and Rich Coggins ral- Texas this season In addition, at the controls can't quite be- the winningest team in the rookie Hank Webb and lead lieve it. majors? lied the New York Yankees to Medich, who allowed nine the New York Mets to a 3-1 a 5-2 victory over the Texas hits, boosted his career "It's incredible," said Cin- victory over the Atlanta cinnati Manager Sparky An- "You've got to go back to Rangers last night. record against the Rangers to Braves last night. Texas nicked winner Doc derson after his Reds' latest the move - shifting Pete 6-0 while Hands dropped to 0-4 Staub's blast over the right Rose to third," said Ander- Medich, 7-10, for both their against the Yankees. triumph, a 7-3 decision over field fence, his eighth homer the Philadelphia Phillies last son. "It's not just that one runs In the first inning. Cesar Hands, who struck out of the season, came with two Tovar and Lenny Randle sin- night. That gave Cincinnati thing, but that set off a lot of eight, allowed only six hits out in the fourth inning and four wins in a row, seven in other things that happened. gled, advanced on Roy How- but the only one that didn't was the first New York hit off ell's grounder and scored on a the last eight games and an Getting George Foster's bat produce a run was Munson's Atlanta rooki/jamie Easter- amazing record of 35 victories in there has been tre- single by Jeff Burroughs. two-out double in the eighth. ly, 1-3. White's seventh homer of in 44 outings dating back to mendous." Texas wasted several scor- Kingman's two-run shot May 21. the season chopped the lead ing opportunities. was his 14th of the year and The move of Rose doubly in half in the bottom of the Jim Sundberg and Randle "No one is supposed to win chased Easterly in the sev- like that," added Anderson. strengthened the club. Rose first. Then, with one out in the singled in the third inning but enth. The homer into the left provided the best third base fourth, Hands, 5-5, walked Roy Howell filed deep to Cog- But the Reds are doing it, and field seats followed a walk to as a result have opened a play Cincinnati has had in Ron Blomberg and Thurman gins in center field. Sundberg Cleon Jones. quite a while, and Foster has Munson. He struck out Chris took third on the drive but gaping 8^-game bulge over Webb, 2-3, lost his shutout the Los Angeles Dodgers In blossomed as a regular out- Chambliss but Nettles and Randle was doubled up to end bid in the seventh when Lar- fielder, batting .283 with 15 Coggins followed with RBI the inning when he tried to go the National League West. vell Blanks doubled to right, Elsewhere In the National homers. singles, putting the Yankees to second. went to third on an infield in front 3-2. League, the Pittsburgh Pi- Howell opened the Rangers' AP wlrepkel* grounder and scored on a rates blanked the Chicago Foster got No. 15 against It was the first run batted SITTING ONE OUT — Umpire Art Frantz makes a soft call out on Texas thrqwing error by Mets short- In for Coggins, who came into sixth With a double. After Cubs 5-0, the Houston Astros the Phils, a two-run shot over Burroughs struck out, Mike Rangers Lenny Randle as New York Yankees shortstop Jim Mason makes stop Jack Heidemann on a defeated the Montreal Expos the center field fence In the the game batting only .087. the tag at second base. Randle tried to advance on Roy Howell's fly to cen- routine grounder by Vic Cor- Nettles slammed his 14th Hargrove walked, but Jim 51 and the St. Louis Cardin- seventh inning that broke the Spencer fouled out and Toby ter field in the third Inning of last night's game at Shea Stadium. Yankees reU. als ouUcored the San Fran- game open. home run to start the seventh won, 5-2. It was only Webb's second and one out later Mason wall- Harrah fanned. major league victory, both inrni •iiiiiiiiiiiMtiiiiiiiiiii iliiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii nut i IIIIIIIIII oped his second. Right fielder Terry the game. who committed a costly error Elsewhere in the American Whitfield dropped Mike Cub- Coggins was in center field in the fourth inning, singled against the Braves. His other The triumph kept the Yan- League, the Oakland A's victory came in relief when bage's long fly for a two-base because the Yankees didn't home one run in the fifth and trimmed the Cleveland In- NH Yam in the Mets trimmed Atlanta 7-6 h oil lr r error to open the Texas sev- want Bobby Bonds to risk his two more in the sixth, lifting dians 7-3 and the Detroit Ti- How They Stand " WMIIldrt 4 0 enth but Cubbage was cut sore knee in the wet outfield, the Brewers to a 4-3 victory in 14 Innings in New York •While H 4 1 gers edged the Chicago White AMERICAN LEAOUE BlBlmbergb * 1 I June 8. NATIONAL LEAOUE down at third when he tried still soggy from a Sunday over the Kansas City Royals. Sox 2-1. Baltimore and Cali- East Division East Division Mussonc 3 I Tony Perez blasted a home W L Pel. SB IK lb 3 0 to advance on Sundberg's night storm. Meanwhile, Willoughby Boston 44 37 .543 - 3a 4 1 fornia were not scheduled. Pittsburgh.. run more than 500 feet into lew York 43 31 531 I S47 IT.5*0 4V, grounder to short. Tovar then Milwaukee's Bob Sheldon came on in the seventh inning 3» .530 I Philadelphia Sheldon's error helped Kan- Mllwoukee 44 New York 41 .Sit I the upper tier of seats at Riv- - 411 .411 S5 Boltlmore M St. Louis .411 11 J? lined out and Randle struck and Boston's Jim WiUughby, of the Red Sox' 6-3 triumph sas City score all three runs Clevelond.. u .457 7 r erfront Stadium in the first Chicago .4*4 I1V| out. who were in the minors last Detroit.. S U «5 tVI, over the Minnesota Twins, in the fourth Inning — two on Watl Montreal s .441 14 Totals 35 2 » Tol inning and George Foster bel- Ookland 51 31 Ml - Wast ? .: Spencer opened the ninth week, >made major contribu- struck out Eric Soderholm a- single by Cookie Rojas — Cincinnati 55 .455 - ted a two-run homer over the Kansas City 45 37 .541 * Los Angelas.. 47 .553 I1/, New York.' 110 MO 2Ox - . with a double but Harrah tions to their new teams last Texas 40 44 .47* II ._ - Teaos 7. New with two runners aboard and for a 3-1 lead, but he made up Son froncIKo 3J .470 1SW E —Whltfleld. LOB center field wall In the sev- Chicago 31 42 .475 12 sun uieoo 31 .451 U'.I York 4. 2B — Howell. Munson, Spencer grounded out, Cubbage and night. went on to earn his first save, for it with his clutch hits off California Jt " HR - R.While (7), G. Nettles 114), Mo enth to power the Cincinnati Ationlo 14 43t II MID, Sundberg struck out to end Second baseman Sheldon, fanning five in 2 1-3 innings. Al Fltzmorris. Minnesota 37 1 if Houston 10 145 2»Vi Reds to a 7-3 victory over the Yesterday's Resatts Yesterday's IsMti Boston *. Minnesota 3 Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 0 Philadelphia Phillies last Detroit 2. Chicago 1 night. New York 5, Texas! New York 3, Ationlo I Mllwoukee 4. Konsas City 3 Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia I Perez became the first Ooklond 7. Cleveland 1 Houston 5, Montreal I Only gomes scheduled St. Louis I, Son Francisco * Only gomes scheduled player to hit two homers into Today's Games Teaay'sG the top tier. He belted one AMERICAN LEAOUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Monmouth renews Mlneesoto (Compbell. 34) ot Boston Son "HegDieo IJones. 115) ol Chlco into the upper deck in 1(70. (Tlonl. II II, n (Stone, e-3f7 Chicago (Wood, till ot Detroit (Cole New York (Koosmon. 7*1 ol Atlonto The only other player ever to man, 4 ft), n. (Morton.? I), n. Texas (Bocslk, Ml at New York Los Angeles ISutton. 12-1) ol Pitts- reach those seats was Bob (Hunter, lVI), n. burgh I Elds, *-4).n. Bailey, then of the Pirates: Milwaukee (Trovers, 4-1) at Kansas Phllodelphlo (Underwood. • 5) ot Cln City (Leonard, 4-4), n. clnnotl (Nolan, 7-5), n. The victory was credited to Boltlmore (Palmer, 11-5) al California Montreal (Renko, 45) ot Houston Super-Am search IRyon. 10-7), n. I Roberts, 4-10). n. Reds starter Pat Darcy, 4-5, Cleveland (Hood, ill ot Oakland San Francisco (Folcone, it) al St. while Steve Carlton, 7-7, took (Bosnian, 5-3 or Holtimon, t-7),n. Louis (Gibson, 1-71, n. LINCROFT - Who's the greatest amateur days and Sundays at Brookdale Community the loss. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii ii i MM it athlete in Monmouth County in 1S75? College, here, Seashore Day Camp, in Long Cincinnati scored three The American Cancer Society's second an- Branch and the Brunswick Sycamore Lanes in runs in the first inning, two of nual Super-Am competition, which opens Aug. New Shrewsbury. them on Perez' llth homer of 16 and continues for three weekends, should Billy Koch, last year's Super-Am, a 22- the season. Johnny Bench provide all of the answers. added a run-scoring single in Belmar cops year-old Columbia University student, scored Amateur athletes, both male and female in the top 10 in all six events he entered last the third, Dick Allen's throw- who are county residents and have reached year. The former Christian Brothers Academy ing error let in another run in their 21st birthday by Aug. 16, may vie for the basketball and tennis star racked up points at the sixth and Foster's 15th first prize of $500 in six of the 10 events of- the foul line and on the tennis court. He homer accounted for the oth- fered. er two runs. first victory placed first overall in tennis by defeating 42- Competitors may select bowling, the 50- year-old Lee Morton in the finals. Morton The Phils scored twice in placed second in the overall competition. the fourth inning. Jay John- BELMAR - Belmar Play- undefeated, 78-62 In Middle- yard freestyle in swimming, basketball foul stone tripled and scored the land won its first game in the town Summer League basket- shooting, football throw for distance and accu- Arthur Garvey, a 35-year-old from Fair first run on Greg Luzinski's Jersey Shore Summer Basket- ball play. The Bucks re- racy, tennis and table tennis, baseball hitting Haven, took the early lead last year by win- infield out, while Allen's ball League by nipping Sixth mained spotless with a 5-0 for distance, golf putting, the mile run, and ning the bowling competition. He placed sec- single, Mike Schmidt's double Avenue Jarbers, 109-106, and mark, and have sole posses- dart throwing. ond in the dart throwing, but was nosed out by and a wild pitch accounted Jerry Lynch's came from be- sion of first place. The top 20 place winners in each event James Kemp of Middletown. for the other. hind to down Larson Ford, In other action, the Bulls will receive points ranging from 20 for first Their other run came in the 113-107, last night. edged the Bullets, 72-71; the place to One point for 20th. The entrant achiev- Other event winners who also received ninth on a walk to Dave Cash, Sam Johnson, who had 21 Lakers headed the Knicks, 87- ing the highest point value for all six events trophies were Richard Nowell of Holmdel, Larry Bowa's double and an points, gave Belmar the lead 70, and the Pistons beat the , will be awarded the grand prize of $500. Sec- football throw for distance; Larry Bova of with 1:35 to play with a 10- Warriors, 98-57. CMKknolt (7) ond place will receive $300 while third place Oceanport, the mile run; Johnny Rodgers of hi ob foot jumper, and Playland The Bucks, helped by Jerry Highlands, 50-yard freestyle swim; Michael Cosh ft II ROM 3b } 0 will be awarded $200. In addition, there will be Bowo ss 11 Griffey rf 4 2 held on to make its loop mark Agee's 26 points, led the $100, $50 and $25 gift certificates awarded to Gaifney of Howell, basketball free throw; Jhnstne rl 3|MorgonJb 1-5. • lumjklll 11 Bench c ? whole way. John Kirby and Jack Muesslg of Lincroft, and Alan Fineberg RAIIen ID 11 TPerei lb j i Kevin Billerman was high the top three winners of each event by the Schmidt* llGFosferd 4 1 BUI Carey shared scoring FIRST SUPER-AM— Billy Koch, a 22-year-old Co- sponsor of that event. of Holmdel, golf putting, Jim Wilk of NAD Ootesc OlCiKpcan H 4 0 for the winners with 27 points, honors for the 76ers with 19 Earle, baseball hitting for distance and Fine- Moddoxct 2|Rltmundl( . 1 lumbia University student from Little Sliver who Cottonp 01 Gfronlmo c 1 0 and Tony Rediger topped the apiece. berg also captured the award in ping pong. TToylor pt! OlDorcyp 1 0 .Starred in both basketball and tennis at Christian AU proceeds after expenses will go to the Hoernerp OlEostwIckp 0 0 Barbers (2-4) with 35. John A last second basket by Monmouth County Chapter of the American Kimberly Shoop of Fair Haven is the •Brothers Academy, was crowned Super-Am last Totals M } 101 Totals 30 7 Morley added 31 for the los- Rich Setteduccei allowed the ' year. It Is not known yet whether or not he will de- Cancer Society. chairman and innovator of the Super-AM pro- Phllodtlptllo 000 X» 001 - Cincinnati 301 001 2Ox - 7 ers. Bulls to nip the Bullets. Prior fend his title. All competition will take place oh Satur- gram. E - R.Allen. OP - Phllodilphlo 1, Cin- Larson Ford (3-3) took an .: cinnati 1. LOB - Philadelphia II. Cm to that, the Bullets had led clnnotl 9. 2B> — Schmidt, Concepclon. early lead against Lynch's Moddox. Bowo. 3B — Griffey, John- the entire game. Setteduccei Hone. HR — T.Pew (11). G. Foster and held It into the fourth pe- also led all scorers with 26 (15). SB — Bench I. s — Dorcy. SF — Morgan, riod although Tree Grant's of- points. fensive board work helped A 29-polnt performance by NewYertO) Lynch's narrow the gap in the Middletown holds on to Carleton lead h Stan Wojcik set the Lakers Cllneicf • Oorrlf third. Mlllan 2> 2|MPerei2b apart from the Knicks: Sam ; 2 Despite delays caused by seventh-inning homer. Kurt Kriegbaum had a two- Paul D'Aloia homered for fourth on a fielders choice, Clones It 0 taker rf Jake Jones, who bad 26 to Saunders had 24 points In a Unwrd OlOMoyrf '•Arguments with umpires, Mid- In the American West, Ran- run single in the first, and Fair Haven in the first. Brady another on Al Lynch's RBI Klngman lb 1 Evans* lead Lynch's, finally put his losing effort for the Knicks. Torre lb llLumlb ifletown held on to its Ameri- dy Scinto's last-inning single Glenn O'Hara, the winning earned the win, and Tripp single In the fifth, and tied WGaret3b 0l Blanks ss team ahead on a three-point The Warriors remained Staub rf l|Otflc*cf can East lead In the Ed Car- produced a 4-3 win for Lin- pitcher, duplicated that in the Dupree was the loser. the game in the sixth when Heldemn ss JlCorrellc play with 5:22 remaining. without a win as the Pistons seventh. Ken McGee was the Grott c llDoslerlyp IHlon Memorial League with croft over Marlboro. Norm Bates scored on anoth- W*bp OiBeordp Grant had 22. Earl Foreman made sure with three players -lit 11-4 win over Union Beach. Eatontown and West Long loser. Marlboro scored all its runs er infield out. iGoodtonpti was high for Larson's with 39, over 20 points. Sid Walker led Branch played to a 3-3 tie in Brian Brady singled in the against Lincroft in the first Scinto's game-winning hit inr iSosop and Elnardo Webster contrib- Piston scorers with 22, follow- Totals I 35 3 liTotols 32 I ; Hazlet stayed one point be the National North. fifth inning to pull Hazlet to a inning on Bob Emnons' two- the seventh scored Bill New York 000 100 200 - uted 29. Lynch's is now 4-3. ed closely by Jim Holland'and Atlanta 000 000 100-1 ; hind the leaders with a 7-6 Middletown got five runs in 6-6 tie with Fair Haven, and run triple and Jeff Heugler's Foulke, who had doubled. E - Heldemonn. DP — New York >. MIDDLETOWN LEAGUE Tom Herbert with 21. Keith LOB - New York 10, Allonto 6 IB - victory over Fair Haven the- first and seventh innings then Steinbrick won the game single. Lynch got the win, and Joe Mlllan, Torre. Blanks. HR — Sloub (I), The Bucks knocked the Reed was high scorer for the •uned on Mark Steinbrick's while downing Union Beach. in the seventh. Lincroft got one back in the Shead was the loser. Klngman (14). 7(ers from the ranks of the Warriors with 21. 1 1 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 The Daily Register 15 Illltlllllll IMIIIIIIIIU II Illllllll | iiiiiiiiiiiullmn Ruffian tragedy stuns Monmouth horsemen

By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Wilson, Monmouth's superintendent, is. Register Sports Editor "It could have happened anywhere," said Wilson, who takes pride in his ability to maintain a fast, yet safe track OCEANPORT - It could have happened here, particu- here. "It was the saddest thing I've ever seen in racing, and I larly since the original idea for the tragedy-stricken match thanked God that it didn't happen here But I don't thipk any- race between Ruffian and Foolish Pleasure was.Monmouth one can blame it on the Belmont running strip v Park's and its president Philip H, Iselin. It was agreed that Ruffian suffered the break as she was But the bid for the heralded filly vs. colt confrontation — "changing leads." A horse strides by leading with one foreleg, in television terminology, thoroughbred horse race's "Battle but changes leads several times during the running of a dis- ' of the Sexes" - went to B.elmont Park, the scene Sunday of lance race, almost always when leaving a straightaway and what Ray Haight called "one of the great tragedies in Ameri- approaching a turn. can racing," "That's when most of these things happen," said Wilson, Haight, Monmouth Park's public relations director and a who, like all veteran track officials, has seen breakdowns be- veteran race caller, was selected by CBS radio to broadcast fore "It was just one of those freak accidents." the race nationwide. According to Wilson, veteran jockey Walter Blum, who "I was shocked to see such a great filly go out that way in rode at Belmont a week before, supports the condition of the the biggest race of Her life and what looked to be one of the track. "The track is fast, but safe, with plenty of cushion," great races of the century," said Haight yesterday morning Blum told Wilson. upon learning that Ruffian had to be humanely destroyed af- In all accounts of the misfortune, little was said of the ter shattering her right front ankle about a half mile from the ability of jockey Jacinto Vasquez to pull up the injured Ruf- start. " fian the instant he heard the leg snap. "I knew immediately that the horse had broken down," "He (Vasquez) did the greatest job I've ever seen, just and I called it that way," said Haight, who also broadcast fantastic," said Wilson. "He could feel it happen, and the sec- Stanley Rleser Everett Wilson Ray Haight Foolish Pleasure's Kentucky Derby victory and near-misses ond jt snapped, he stood up. If the break hadn't been so bad, coming out of the anesthesia after the operation (a two-hour perament, and so forth — that something is bothering a in both the Preakness and Belmont Stakes, the Triple Crown his prompt action could have saved the horse's life. Vasquez of thoroughbred racing. operation performed Sunday night and early yesterday morn- horse," said trainer Rieser. "But a lot of times you don't like did everything in his power to save her." ing). She was a high-strung horse anyway and apparently the to believe it." "The fractions time' were great," continued Haight. "I Ruffian's misfortune rekindled sad memories of the fate pain was so intense that she was disturbed and went wild so Rieser said that fellow trainer George Handy, who was in don't know whether they could have kept up that pace (the of Calumet Farm's Tim Tarn, trained by HA. "Jimmy" they had no other choice but to destroy her. the Belmont paddock area before the match race, felt Ruffian remaining three-quarters of a mile for the full li£ mile), but Jones, now Monmouth's director of racing. "Horses are temperamental anyway and very rarely can appeared more drawn than usual before going to the post it was shaping up as some race." Tim Tam, the 1958 Kentucky Derby and Preakness win- you save one with such a serious break. Swaps (Jones- Haight surmised that Ruffian's tragic breakdown prob- ner, broke down in the Belmont Stakes and was foiled in a trained) had a good temperament and took to a sling, unlike "Watching the race on television, I though that Ruffian ably was destined to occur somewhere at some time. Triple Crown bid. most horses." left the gate under more pressure than usual," Rieser said "The colt (Foolish Pleasure) outbroke her and she seemed "Tim Tam broke a sesamoid with 5/16 of a mile to go and Jones and Monmouth-based trainer Stanley Rieser agreed "I believe that this was coming up," said Haight. "There tighter, more crampy, down the backstretch, not going as the boy didn't know it," Jones recalled. "The horse still fin- that in most cases there are indications that a horse's leg must have been a fragile bone. Horses, weighing 1,100 pounds, free as she should have been going My impression was that just don't have the legs of athletes." ished second in what was a tremendous display of raw cour- may be ailing. age. Fortunately, Tim Tam didn't have to bt> destroyed, al- the boy (Vasquez) was using more of her than the colt (Fool- Haight negated any idea that the Belmont track surface "Most of the time you can see it coming," said Jones. ish Pleasure) was being used. had anything to do with Ruffian's fatal downfall. "The track though there were 14 pieces of broken bone aU the colt was "Not always, but there often ace little indications, heat, feel- at Belmont was fast and they keep it in excellent shape," he in a cast the rest of his life." —-—. • ings, may indicate a little hairline or a flow of some kind. I've "It's unfortunate that it happened, but it's a part of rac- said. Jones continued, "Of course, Ruffian broke both sesa- always felt most broken bones are progressive in nature." ing. It's happened before, and it is going to happen again." While Haight isn't an expert on racing surfaces, Everett moids. I understand that the filly put on quite a show after "Usually there are some indications — eating habits, tern- Rieser concluded. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIII iniifiiiii i ii III ilium i inn u i • "»"<" • niiiiiiimnii IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Medical advances house new hope for horses NEW YORK (AP) — "It used to be every horse with a University in Ithaca. "There have been tremendous advances broken leg was shot," a leading veterinarian said yesterday. in long bone surgery in horses, accelerated by the bone plat- "Now every horse deserves at least a workup to see if it can ing technique developed by the Swiss," he said. be saved." But these advances were no match for Ruffian's native In- Advances in veterinary medicine such as bone plating stincts and spirit, Kramer agreed. Ruffian was destroyed techniques have brought new hope for injured horses in re- early Monday when she came out of anesthesia, struggled and cent years, said Dr. Larry Kramer of the New York State shattered the cast on her right front ankle. College of Veterinary Medicine. "There's the old saying, 'the operation was a success, but "It's a far cry from 10 years ago," said Kramer, director the patient died," Kramer said. "We assume that was prob- of the surgical and consulting clinic .at the college at Cornell ably the situation in this case. .. "They come out of anesthesia very violently, for reasons we don't fully understand. But highly trained animals respgnd Monmouth Results highly and may do themselves great harm. 111 - UMt; Clm«, Mdns. NJ »rrt; 1 Foiiy Dome IThornoura) 3 60 "Horses do lie down from time to time," he said, "but M AIM 11. iMCtU (>7> IS M Calm Colhy IWoodhoust) 6 » 3 40 3.40 when frightened, they want to be on their feet. These are J. J. Victory (Blum) . J.40 1.10 llti - U.Mi; Clm*; 3 ye; In I,It tori J. Victor (Ttchenor) .7.10 Respectable (Soumeil) 1.40 4.30 3.30 evolutionary forces at work." lnd - U,W, Clrm, t ». 1 up. «I. Heroic Commander (McHoroue) 4.30 Despite Ruffian's fate, the advanced medical techniques Welstier ILopet) 31.1014.00 130 300 Slorkadder (Edwardll M0 5 00 Roman Villa (Agullero) 3 00 have helped other horses. Along with the use of metal plates And Go Boom (Brumfleld) 4.30 7th — Ill.tW; Alw; I ye 1 im, Mm; I and screws, and more advanced equipment used in applying Daily Demon (111) IISi.M l/ll Jolly Song (Perretl 1.40 in 3.00 the technique, there have been the use of special fiberglass 3rd - S5.SM, Mdn, Itm J ye 4. m>; 11 Snow Peak (Alvorel) 6.00 4 00 casts and the safe and effective anesthetic halothane. Neornesi (Tlctienor) 33.60 9 10 5 60 Rooms Favor (Edwards) 3 60 Second Dousnter (McHorguel 4.00 3 00 Eiocte (1-6) S44.M A spectacular example of success came in the case of DIAMOND CHAMPS — The Angels won the West mon Manning, Peter Lawler and Jonathan Hay- Witch Dance (Perrel) 3.M Spanish Riddle, who came back to the stable from a training Exaclo (S J> Itl 64 II* — U.MM; Al«. 1 ye I up; Itm; Im Long Branch Little League championship for the den. Back row, Mr. Goldy, coach; Michael Ryan, 4Hi - U.MM; Man; 1 NJ J". I. kjrl session in the mud at Saratoga in 1973 with damaged bones, second straight year atter compiling a 13-2 record Robert Goldy, Bruno Pillari, Michael MacAvoy, Paltry (Solomon*) 10.40 5 JO S 30 Glacial Glitter (Woodhoute). IS6O 6 M tendons, ligaments and arteries in his right front foot. Drovtr't Down IThombura) s to 4.10 IM and defeating the Cubs In the playoffs. Left to Edward Dowllng, Earl Reed and Dr. Orlachio, Repatriation (Blum) 7.00 Plnta IBorreral 6.60 3.30 "We thought of destroying him almost every day," said right, front row, William Orlachio, Mat Carlson, manager. m - UMti Clntf; Urn; 1 Ml urn: 11. Abe i Girl (Perret) 3.M Dr. B.C. Keefer, a human bone surgeon. Two months after Elegant Nel(lonntlll) SOD 3.30 J 60 »th - UMI; Clmt; 3 y» « up; Urn; 61. Robert Lanfrank, Scott Goldy, Kevin Lackner, Ea- Spicy Scent IThomoD 3.10 3.W Seventh Avenue ILopei)...t.40 4.M 5 00 the injury, gangrene set in. With the help of Dr. Mark Gerard, Never Aik The For* (Blum).... 4.40 4.10 Native Art (Or tin 6.M the foot was amputated below the fetlock on Oct. 18. Spanish Riddle was fitted with a steel frame and leather laceup boot I Trllecto (111) M41.M Attendance - 11,111 Hoodie - 11,116.717 and is now at stud, having sired at least 20 offspring.

Ashe: Jimmy still world's best lllllllillllllllllMllllllllilllliiiiiiiiiii iiirni inn iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii iiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii PITTSBURGH (AP) - Wimbledon champion United States in Davis Cup competition Davis Cup, and Ashe said he and other tennis Arthur Ashe said yesterday that Jimmy Connors, "But he's being handled like a prize fighter," people have "bent over backwards" for Connors to Monmouth Park today the man he beat in the men's single final, is still said Ashe. no avail. He hinted it was Riordan who would not "the best tennis player in the world." "If left to his own devices, I don't think he accept the peace gestures. But he described Connors as a 23-year-old kid would be saying the things he's saying." Ashe said he did not know what will happen Entries Selections who is misguided by his manager. Ashe, the first black man ever to win a cham- with the lawsuit. He said he had expected to be By Reggie Ster Although Ashe upset the younger Connors de- pionship at Wimbledon, recalled a talk he had with served a subpoena as he stepped off the airplane HI - M,*M; ctmf.; IYOIUP Moid 1 —Igloo Madam, Stupely, em, 4 Fur. cisively in four sets in Saturday's Wimbledon final, Connors last week. in Pittsburgh, but no one was there. Never Gone (US) Grimm .101 Viking Mold 1113) nr 1-1 Clear Above Igloo Madam (110) Borrera. ...31 More Jolly (113) nr 4-1 he again insisted that the championship was not a "Jimmy's locker was about two yards from The thin black star virtually conceded the ten- Wheel Out (115) nr .10-1 Lady Amherst (117) Oekstsousiaye 2-Staoot n Dash, Famous Gil, grudge match because of a $5 million suit filed mine," Ashe said. "One morning I said 'Jimmy, Natural Storm (IM) Velel .30-1 nis future to Connors and other young players. He Stupefy (115) Tlchenor ...4-1 The Planner against him by Connors two weeks ago. why don't you and I and some of the other Davis Gotcha Last (130) Thornbtirg .10-1 said that Wimbledon was his last major goal and Cleor Above 1110) Cedeno ...... 7-1 3-Storyboard, Knn Bond, ...H 6M - 17,114; Clma ] YO IM 1 1/14 Instead, he lashed out at Bill Riordan. Con- Cup players — no lawyers — have a chat some- Swamprulloh (115) Groclo Papa Jacob 1114) Lopei 5-3 Two Dipt at his age — he'll be 32 on Thursday - he can only Mils Joiall 1)10 nr ..111 time?' .10-1 Sufficient (113) McHoroue 6-1 nors' manager. expect to play about four more years. Loveoble Rick (IIS) Upel... Surge of Spirit (114) Mlctll 10-1 4-Rullng Power, Stash Tie "I don't really think Connors is doing it filing "He said fine. But the next day, Riordan Avogardro (111) Ptrrel 6 1 Cask, Nlklriki lnd - U.JM; elm*,.; IYOIUP IM 1/14 Klossy Charger (119) Grimm 1-1 the suit," Ashe said upon arrival here for a called us and said he would represent Connors in "Physically, I'm no longer on the way up," he Cale Nolr (110) Soumell 10-1 Faded Blue 1116) McHorgut 4-1 5—Stepping Up, Boss Lady, Johnny Chomp (119) McHorgu* .6-1 Fiddling Man (113) Romero 17-1 promotion. "I think it's his manager, Bill Riordan. the meeting." said. Par Game (1)9) McHoroue .4-1 Muck Cola But he said he got a special joy out of winning Famous Gun (115) DHohouisDel wssayeo . 31 71* - I7.5M; 1 YO • UPUP; Clmt 4 Far A 23-year-old kid doesn't go around suing every- Ashe said the meeting was called off because, Tough Turkey (116) Thornburg Cloncorr 1116) BrumllelBrumlleldd 31 1 6—Fiddling Man, Papa Jacob, body." "you know what would have happened," if Rior- at Wimbledon. Getfln.. flnoGrey'li111i " Edwards." "!»>1 He Mountain (114) Delohoulsoyc 4 1 BelfordFlash (114) Alvarei 13-1 Totheend (111) Edwards II Faded Blue "Very quietly, I loved every minute of it," he Arytenold (114) Brumlleld 1-1 Sassy Satan (119) Barrera .3 1 He said Connors is "basically a nice guy," and dan had participated. He did not elaborate. 1 7-He Mountain, Kettle River, Shootn Dash (111) Edword» 10-1 First Echelon (IM) WoodhouM 7 3 said he would like to play alongside him for the Connors has staunchly refused to play in the said. The Plonntr (1171 Thornburg 7-3 Kettle River (119) Wooohouse s: Clancorr 8-O'Hara's Day, Cadet Joe, 3rd - M.m; clmt 1 YO » UP Mold Ml — S7.SM; 1 YO t UP; Alw.; tm,1Mt 1/16 Klondike Charger 1111) la ...6-1 Joyful Hope Precious and Few (9»l LePree 13 I Authenticity (111) r Beat Pilot 1104) LePress 10-1 Joyful Hope (US) Thornburg. . .3-1 S-Shoot, Looping, Gold A Rul Run Round 1173) McHargwt 3-1 Ruben Jones (113) nr l-l BEST BET: He Mountain (7th) Freehold Entries Tomorrow Two Dips (US) Thornburg , 6-1 Ohoro'sOoy (113)Barrtro 10-1 lamtree (104) LePrte 13-1 Cadet Joe (130) McHorgue 5 3 Yesterday's Wl«ner: Respect- HI - Pace I4M Poker Chip Mlndy (Comobtlll 7-3 Good Luck Boy IHoepfnerl 5-1 J M Jesler (Dancer) 3-1 91* — Pact ITM Worpalh Bull (106) Eslevei 10-1 Marty (Flllon) 41 Speedy Warrior (Rlno) * I LordJP(NoDrlyer) 7-J Donno N INo Driver) 1-1 Kiss a Lip (016) nr 31 able (8.«) Flos Landy (No Driver) S-J Sloryboard 1110) Edwards 6-1 Sir Ardrl (No Driver) 3-1 Somnlllc IMyyer) 5-1 Hulfys Hill Jet (Poulln) 10-1 Kermll C (Beochy) 41 Scotch V 0 (Poquet) 7-3 Rockvllle Lou (Poquell 7-3 Howie Mann ILeCouse) 6-1 Lody (Flllan) 301 iroquols Mlkede llnokol) 5-1 Clermont Drummond (Flllon) 4-1 Looping (130) Loon ...31 Gold A. Rul (130) Delohouisaye ...4-1 Porth Gertho (Kelly) 41 Jay Ess Moglc (Abballello) 4-1 Charlie Darling lunger) 301 Berry Nice lOrslla) 6-1 Red Oaks Bourbon (Kelly) S-l 4lh - S4.54», Clrog. I YO * UP, IM 4. Scratches Mr Olden (Rosenblatt) .4V1 Roiella (Bresnohon) 6-1 Randy M (Turcotie) *-! 17M King John D (116) WcHargue ...71 Morris Scot (Delll Sonll) SI 17M Ntsiie (116) Cedeno .101 Armbro Onolee INo Driver) 6-1 Ala Little (Slca) l-l 6m - Pact 1 m Moster Grovevllle (Sperendl) 1-1 Edstlme (Bergeron) 6-1 Stash Ihe Cosh (115) nr 7-1 2-Tough Turkey, Gettlog Grey Lookout Red Cly (Browne). 10-1 Knight Victor (Telymonde) 1-1 Absolum (Dancer) • I Outrider (115) Thomos., Brambles Boy (lit) Blum ...l-l Princess Morion (Polk) II Lucky Nose (No Driver) 10-1 Leafage (115) Tonntr 6-1 Elmer L. (109) Edwords 10 I Emerald Frost (Orslto) 101 Weary Willie (Williams) . ...in Perlect Pride llnterdonatol 7-3 DrexHDIna (McGovern) 15-1 Shy Ann Collins (Doltonl 101 l-l 1—Precious and Few Newell lAbbatlello) 4-1 Counlry Kldd (Golely) IS-1 Lohar 1115) Brumllela „ Shoot (116) McHorgue .41 Meden Star IFerrlero) IM Nlklrlkl (115) nr 31 village Ramp (114) Cedeno l-l t-Klassy Charger 41* - Pact I7M Ml Ghost ILohmeyer) 5-1 IK - Pace MM l-l .30-1 The Agony (Wllllomsl li-l Ruling Power (117) nr...., J-1 Markeslon (116) Thornburg J M Ace (Doncerl 1-1 Sullys Music ISIIva) Gomer Win (Lohmeyer) 3-1 in* — Pace I7M Silent Jet (111) nr 101 s Kino II 9—Village Ramp Vole IMortlntl) . Winter Symphony lAbbollellol 1-1 10-1 M-MU14M Poulo Nell (Unger) 7-3 Tricky (Pocial 7-3 Leo's King (1071 Saumell l-ll ideallc (111) Edwards 13 l Concordot (LeCouse! 4-1 Golden Tlmmy (Flllon) I) Shlawoy Chief (Llporl) 4-1 Korl Lobell (Flllon) 7-3 Hoppy Lone (1171 nr t-1 Clear, track fast Mountain Fool (Porodls) 3-> Take the Gate (No Driver) 10 1 Sooetown (111) Soumell ••! John Bee N (Dunnlaon) 7-3 Eternal Hanover (Mytr). 51 Lord Fllcko (Paradls) S-l Benson (Wlllloms) 41 II" Illlllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIHI II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Deems Time (Orlando) 4-1 Move Ahead (Pecchlo)??. »•! Sweet Champ (Morone) 15-1 Venus Dream (Poulln) 6-1 Kellytuck Jerry ICompbell) S-l Don Reed (Calondrlno) 9-1 jWRlch(Flllon) |p l Red Time (Ganl) H Edsllme (Bergeron) 5-1 Pronlo Pick (Willlorm) *-l Circle Ts Export (McGovern) 151 Ml - Pact DM Embassy Volo (LeCouse) 10-1 Perky Berk (Fedorlckl 6-1 Hammonds victors Dark Imp (Oelll Sontll 6-1 Prince ot Glory (Russell) 3S-1 Shadydale Codenia (Abboflello) 5-1 Intense Rebel (Green) IS-I Von Tom (Sllwkol l-l Miss Sparkle (Kelly) ••' Weaver Beaver (Kelly) 10 l in tennis tourney Honorbee (Gont) »•> SI* - Pace 14M Maynord Direct (Donglolllltl 15-1 P A Tanya (Inlerdonato) 12-1 Ben Gun (Bresnohon) .'....5-3 Freehold Results Carol and Dan Hammond Western Chance (Posclulo) 15-1 SI SI Adiot (Compoelll J l 111*-Pact 1MI Allwtn Fotodo (Ferrlero) 11 III - Pact 14M T-1:I7.I Iron Horse N (Kino Jc) 3.W Byrd Talk ILohmeyer) 3 I topped the field In the second Ird-P«e14« Comden Astro (Boldochlono) 9-3 Jack Frost A (Vllrono/ 5 00 3.P) 1.30 Amor Chance (Doncer) 7-1 EMClt (1-1) SS.4t Fire Ben (Herlng) ..." 4-1 annual Middletown Township Mighty Michael IDwsurewIt) 3 I Lucky Moe (Abbatlello) 5-1 Trilby Scott (Ferrlero) 1.40 1.00 Albion Bergen (Parodist 4.40 ;m-Pact ItNT-l:06.1 Double Cash (Butler) S-l AdolphSenator (Lohmeyer). 4 60 3.00 Chlpmons Nancy (Myer) 6-1 Mixed Doubles Tennis Tour- Ind — Pact 144W T 1:17.1 3.30 Jombo Dollar (Ferrlero) 6-1 nament. The matches were Smyrno (Abbatlello) 5 10 3.00 3.40 Nice Kid (Sperendl) 1.40 3.40 Sampan (Flllon) i-1 Bollard (Lohmeyer) 3.60 3.40 Mr. Hobo (Malady) 2 M Lody Deb (No Driver) 10-1 played at the new courts lo- DID SOMEONE Mr Ls Duke (Paradls) 1.00 E.OCIl (5 7) 14.44) Buckeye Emll (Poquetl 15-1 cated at Kimble Road, Mid- Eitcta (1-1) H.4» Mk-Pactl4MT'l:H.4 Dally DtaMt US) 13.31 Inverton Bay (Butler)... 43.nil.00 I w dletown. SAY MY ADD? Moon Wave (Fusco) -...9.60 4.40 Iff- Poet l Mlroche Widow (Flllan) 17 40 7.60 4 - J M Ace, Concordot, Poulo Nell triumph at Fort MONMOl/TH PARK, Oceanport, N.J 5 - Slsl Adlos, Ben Gunn, Allwln Fotodo COLPITTS Ml-Trtll«tlT-l:*l Lightning Nan (Mytr) 3.60 2 ulrtt fro* tin-in St. PirVwi*. Exit 10S EXACTA& Mel An Collie (Popdnger) 10 M 4.3* 6 - Night victor. Newell. Volt FT. MONMOUTH - Mrs. ElOCtt (74) 199 46 7 — Lord J P. Kermll C. J M Jesler Travel Center lit* — Pact ISM T-lltl 4 John Stives and Mrs. Irving f Exciting R*CM Dilly Worth Playing (Bresnahon) 5 30 4 00 I— Tricky, Lord Fllcko. Venus Dream TRIFECTA WAGERING Happy Choice (Bremohan) 4.00 3 60 9— Scotch V 0, Donno N, Randy M Schultze carded 55 to win the 476 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Qufcfc ttty parking Blue Villa (Gallagher) 4.60 10 — Korl Lobell. Winter Symphony, Neb Revonoh (Vllrano) 4.00 1.30 Fin* Rt$tnirint$ CHIIDMH l)mt» II •"' »»»ITT1» f itCM (Ml 4t.»i Kellytuck Jerry Ft. Monmouth nine-hole golf- TEL. 842-4900 Fort Wolkato (Smith Jrl 3.M II - Amor Chance. Byrd Talk. Chip, OMtt *l» - Pact ISM T-1:14.4 . Trhtclt (1-1-4) HIM mans Nancy ers' scotch foursome played POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PMBold One (Brunei 17.00 6.40 1.30 Altimance - 1.999 HaMtt - MS.154 Best Bel - J M Ace (4th) yesterday. HH JunlelPopflnoef) 1.10 3*0 SS. Situations Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sale 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J, 4. Motorcyclts , SI. Htlp Wanted 51. Help Wanted TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1975 Male LAM8RETTA — Molar tcooler 1225 2400 FORMING BAND — Need a bail aultar REAL ESTATE SALES-LICENSED HAMMOND 2. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Salt mllet Good condition glover and a lead suitor ONLY UP TO10X COMMISSION YARD WORK - Gutteri. "I*"* •"«'•" Coll 944 1*31 Call 717 1371 or 717 1577 REPLY BOX J 211, THE DAILY REGIS raoei cleaned Treei cut Free estimate! AUTOMOTIVE OLDSMOBILE »J 1*74 - All power. IS.000 CORVETTE STINGRAY 1170 — Convert FULL TIME DAY WORK - Al Del Roi TER, SHREWSBURY, N.J CoTl741-l3O5. ORGAN Iblc Excellent condition Green, new mllel. 14.000 Private owner MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - «... Coll 1444*44 owe ratal Groiiinoer 4 Heller, IS Wlkoft 101 100% Klean Freehold area (ISOouor REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Active Of Asbury Pork whllt top. new paint lob Moderate mile ontee plul commluloni lo 1370 per week 2. Autos For Sale age Radial tlret AM/FM, 35*151 engine PI .Red Bank 741 2100 office prefer! experienced salesman M'W. Need cor. Mull handle heavy cleaning but will train All Interview! held In strict Brand new ALL AMERICAN INC Asking 14.150 Call 747 1231 OPEL 1973 SUZUKI 1*71 GTU0 - Excellent cond equipment Call Mr D. '»HK. Service H»r IS1 Ml* Rd lion, low mileage. Mutt toe. confidence. Howord Dexter Attaclalei. 45 Hammond Organ 7*4 1771 CORVETTE - INS convertible. Four TtO-MM. tor Interview on July 15, If75, 10-4 W River Rd . Rumion. 747 2701 FINANCIAL tpeed. good condition, engine new Call MANTALUXUS Colljocx at 741-0711 p.m. $599 AUTO HOBBY CENTER Ml MM 14255*1 Wanted, party who need! 100% flnonclng. YAMAHA "RJT Bench 1 delivery Included with no money down, on a 1*73 Opel Mania OARBAOE TRUCK DRIVE* - Ex full lime. J II CARS (OUGHT (OLD REPAIRED J I. R CYCLE SERVICE. INC perlenced. tor private aorbooe company. ,i. Business It W. OorfWid >»., Atlonlk Highland! Luxut, oufomaflc. AM/fm, 33,100 mllei 171 W Front St. Red Bank 142017 171-Olef Open dally till •775-930 0 Sol t Itill 5 CREDIT PROBLEMS? 123*5 Mony other model! to choote from. Call 24/4404 • AILLV BROS . INC. RN - Relief. 7 3 p m Saturdoyl and Sun Opportunities Mom SI * Corner of Motflson Ave No coin? If yau're working, we con fl For quick credit O.K.. call OASIS MO YAMAHA B 1*71 - Street or troll. GENERAL OFFICE CLERK - Full time doyi Please coll between II p m. Jaguar footer. It E Newmon nonce you. No money dawn Payment! or TORS of HOI) 711 7110. 1300 BEAUTIFUL BANOUET FACILITY Spring! Rd , R«d talk. 747«S*4 light typing tUJtvl IBM TYPEWRITERS ranged to lull your need! Many New and PINTO 1*71 - Light blue, tour speed, ex Call 5*1 1521 between 5 » p m 741-1571. Mri Patoualo RESTAURANT BUSINESS - Avolloble • UCK UUIIE - MM at Iw. bo...I Quollty Uted Cart la cuoost from. Coll cellent condition (1400. RN S AND LPN'S - Full lime and part Excellent location main htghwoy, Mon Rental $1650 per mo. now tor weedy approval! No application 547 9053 1*74 KAWASAKI 500 — 3200 mllet. perfec GIRL/GUY FRIDAY SECRETARY - time polltloni avalloble on all shifts. For mouth County. Coll 1*4 1«4J. condition tl 100. Alter 1 a.m. Mike. Mt Typing ond lleno nec.ltary. Life Inlur lent with option lo buy Call 719 1303 refuted iTTsiei, Mr Frederick! PINTO appointment, coll 291-0440 between 9 o m Ml*. once Call between 11 and 2.142 lilt ond 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. LAWN MOWER AND BIKE SHOP - For .NDUSTRIAL VACUUM CLEANER - OATSUN 1*74 Automatic. Low price salt Good Inventory. Lathe, compressor •UHLERE UTTER WASHINGTON'S AU1O SALES 140 Band sow, MS Two refrigerators, 150 PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER MG Call 1411215 5. Auto Service/Parts HAIRCUTTERS - Ouallfled ombltiou! SALESMEN-WOMEN — Experienced In and all tpeclol repairing lojli Socrlf - and 1100. All In goad condition Call after 3 1510 Hoy 35, Hoilel H44IN 170 Broad SI 1*4 1373 Keyport PONTIAC CATALINA 1*74 - Two door holrcutteri needed for exctullve, ultra direct telling of cookwore ond cutlery. Coll tor appointment, Ufml „ 164 sno CHEVROLET 1*57 - Wagon body modern Redfcen tolon opening Auguit ISIh High commlitlon plut owner profit ihar BUICK LA SAIRE - INI lie t»o barrel DATSUN - INI with vinyl roof, 11.000 mllet Fully •ft equipped Showroom condition woo 214 ot Rt IS, Mlddletown. Training and ad Ing Coll for Interview, 1*9 !l 14 RONER - llronrltel, IIS, tent, used uoo or betf oiftf 172 14*5 Of 14J 4740 7157. Call 747 2*01 before l voncement avalloble for right perian Ap twice. 1x10, 150. Itereo tuner, 140, two onv Call 71* tioi ply ot The Getaway Hair Solan. Tana Map SALES — Outside, for malar wholeiale plltlers, 110 each, preamplifier, 120 All DODGE DART - INI Four-door, tli-cyl PONTIAC FIREBIRD IN* - Good condl ENGINE - 311 cu. In., uted. Include Edllon. Reference! ond model required lire dlitrlDutor. Good opportunity for right BUICK 1941 LeSABRE - Small V-l. olr head!. Intake manifold ond dlilrlbulo perion Send reiume to Box J-113. The MERCHANDISE excellent condition .WHOM. conditioning, power ileerlng and power inder. itondord trantmlitlan. good tonal lion. Atklng t*35 or bett otter Mutt tell HMW. Dolly Regltter. Shrewsbury. AlTPROVINCIAL OINING TABLf lion 1700. 719 2111 otter 5 pm 717-Mtl Coll 542 IK* brokei. lust poiMd Intpectlon. Rum very HAIRDRESSER - Experienced only Full - With two leovel. two-orm four tlrotghl 431 FORD ENGINE FOR SALE - 42JJ SALESPERSON - Far llahllng fixture good, at li. Call otter 1 30 p m . 717 4454 DOOGE -DATSUN PONTIAC FIREBIRD IN7 - Goad condl •Ime. For Interview, coll 717-70ft 71. Merchandise For Sale flioln, 1425 MlIOM mllet. You can hear It run tiso or bail i Victor'! Beauty Solon, Keansburg. ihowroom. Olvenlfled dutlet. Mutt be BUICK IMi SPORT WAGON - All powtr. LABRIOLA MOTORS INC lion. Mutt tell, belt offer. tir 54411*1 or SeJ 3121 Newman Spring! Rd.. Red Bank 741 3411 Coll 141-1041 neat ond have mechanical ability Call 741 ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV JABSCO WATER PUMP - * tip.. 1 In olr conditioning. new Urn. good running HELP WANTED IN LIQUOR STORE 1400. II". SM. intake. US Gasoline battery charger, I or condition, uoo \t-rm DOREMUSFORD PONTIAC GTO 1*73 - 14,700 mllet, olr 6. Auto Rent/Lease Call after 5 p.m. 11 volt, 1 h.p . IIS Roll ol wire fence Inev SALES-SERVICE-PARTS conditioned. AM/FM radio, power win- »1-*!44 SECRETARY — Part-time, p.m. Typing 17I-4MS er uteri), lib Snow fence, 110.171-4157. BUICK 1»7I RIVIERA - CiMtam Inttrlor. Ihorthand and bookkeeping In security AIR CONDITIONER-10.000BTU Adml bucket HOtl with conult. till iteerlng. olr 700 Shrewtbury Ave , Red Bonk 741-ton dowi, brakei and iteerlng 13.M0 or bell JOBS FOR GRADUATES - Lot! of loot offer Call 4*5-0*11 TOM'S FORD Dullness In Red Bank, Reply fo Boa D 337 roi. Two yeon 1150 LARGE DINING ROOM SET - With conditioned, factory AM/FM slereo with EXCELLENT BUY!! - Oldtmoblle Cut •Jo experience neceitary. We'll train you The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury pad,, ilx newly upholsteriidcholri, china toot deck, r*ar defrotler, cornering llgtitt. RENTACAR Coll 291 1111 toil. 1*74, automatic, power tleerlng, air PONTIAC LeMANS 1*73 - V-l. four-door DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Guaranteed choice .of (obi, If qualified closet and buffet, IISO. TH-tBH lull power, pearl beige. Mack tap and Ulte- condlllonlng, belled tlrei, low mileage where vaconcy exlltl. We'll guaronlee you SHORT ORDER COOK - Part-time Ap tedon, automatic, power iteerlng, white 200 HWY 35 JU 1400 K£YP>0R ly In perion, Bow Knot Retlouranl. if rior, with moot Excellent condition One 747-94M wollt. 24.000 mllei 12100 2*4*519 after 5 Europe or icorei ol other location!. Edu AIR CONDITIONER - Emerion, 4000 LOVE SEAT - Two chain, 1175 Dinette nmer. 35.000 mllei Warranty Mill In et cation benefltl. Enlist today and postpone &rood SI , Red Bank, otter 12 noon •tt four chain ond leaf. US Like new feet. 13100 3*1 22t», Con be wan at 7 Leon FIAT - 114 nation wagon, IN* Brlllth 10. Wanted Automotive U PONTIAC 1*70 —Grand Prix, fully irllng up to 170 doyi Mult be u U SNELLING AND SNELLING - World I ' *Coll ofter 4:10 p.m.. 711-Ht4. condition. Wl-Mll, ard Av... Leonardo roclnng greengreen,, H.000 mllet. orlglnol owner equipped, need! body work. Alklng 11000 'tan old. Coll Army Opportunltiet ot 741 1700i.M-HS. I CollVfter 1 p.m 4*5-jn5 JUNK CARS lorgelt employment service, 54 Broad SI AMfFM STEREO RECEIVER AND MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET - CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE IM7 - White Red Bonk, N.J 7471111. PHONOGRAPH - Nine month! old. Coll Icouilful finish and condition, chino on-red. New point and top, two weeki old FIAT 1*69 ISO SPIDER - Great running • Higgle., pold. LADIES/MEN — Work at home an Ihe afterl, 741-1111. cloiet, buffet, Ouncon Phyte dropleol Whin Interior. Interior llowleu, no rip, or condition Alklng 1700 or bell otter Call phone. . Earnn uup to US to ISOpeI" r week ter able, ilx chain, recently reupholitered 67.-SH4 after 5 3» p.m. PONTIAC 1974 STORE CLERKS lean, so,000 original mllei, AM/FM tier JUNK CARS WANTED — Picked up 1 vicing our cuifomon. I70-•MOO: . AMPLIFIER AND SPEAKERS - Ken- 1745 142-1445 eo. air , till onTteleKapIc wheel Power Central Ave.. Red Bank. •leering, teat, wlndowi and braket. 11,100 FIAT 1*71 ISO - Spider convertible LEMANS Coll 741 107*. LEGAL SECRETARY - Far Eotontown PART-TIME wood KA 1004, 115 wottl, 1175. Pair ol MATTRESS-BOX SPRING - Oueen lilt. firm. 264-lfH. AM/FM radio Mutt tell. Wonted, party who needi 100% financing, ow office. Experience required Call Mi RETAIL FACTORY STORE Bait 901 loookeri, two Call 9*4 3M4 good candlflon. ••scoffer Coll 1714061 with no money down, an a 1*74 Pontlac Le TOP DOLLAR Boiielmonn, 542 2211 ANTIQUE DOLL CARRIAGE - 150 Sky CADILLAC EL DORADO - INI. 31,000 Mom, lli-cyllnder, 13,700 mllei. 114*5 CANDIA KNITTERS FIAT — 1974. 114 Sport Spider convertible LEGAL SECRETARY - Full time Ex Kennel, 115 MOVING FROM RUMSON HOME - Mutt mllet. Excellent condlllan. »J,000 Call 747- 31,000 mllet. Brlllth roclng green Beige Mony other model! to choote from. For FOR USED CARS 1040 Hwy NO. 35 lal New Monmouth Roadl quick credit O.K., call OASIS MOTORS of perlence preferred. Salary open Modern Coll 671*445 otters p.m. ocrlflc*. While three-piece French Pro- Interior. Pirelli rodlall. Cuilom mllten LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. office In Red Bonk. 1424100. Mlddleiown, N.J. .Inclol bedroom set, plus one « bod ond cover Mini condition 14.000 747-4511. (2011 721 7100 STUDENTEquaSl Opportunit- Fantaitly cEmployer new program! , ANTIQUE FIRE HYDRANT - IDoted CADILLAC 1*6* SEDAN DeVILLE - Rt.M Soyrevllle, N.J, 7171300 1905), SIS. Hotpltal Nurtery metal crib. dreiter. Coll evenlngl 5-1 p.m 12105 105,000 mllet, very good corMMIon. rodlal RAMBLER AMBASSADOR - INI. Needi terrific earning!. No door-io-door telling. FORO GALAXIE - IMI. 50.000 mllet. work, bett offer. Textbook allowance. Scholarihlp grant 135 50-yeorold three-wheel tricycle, 120 MOVING OUT STATE — Cannot take tv- tire*, olr thockt. 11375 Original owner mow, goad condition. Call 544-54*1. eve- WANTED MANAGEMENT-TRAINEE For Information, coll Fuller Bruin Co., Artist opaque protector, 135 Child i told Phone 741 5*73. Coll 171 -MSI A-l uted cart and trucks Top dollar paid erythlng. Lounge couches, lounge chair. ningly •xperlence preferred, but not neceiMry, 170-3000. Ino table and two metal chain, 14. 471 redwood set. TV't, air conditioners, more. OASIS MOTORS 12011 72V7IOO or working manager. Goad itartlng wlo 415; CAMARO IM4 - Completely new Corvette FORD KM CONVERTIBLE - LOW mile RATCLIFFE PONTIAC y, paid holiday!, vocatloni ond noipl SUPPLY SPECIALIST — 17 14 yean old Call otter 5 p.m.. 171-4754. engine and all working partt, brand new oge, automatic, power ileerlng. 11350 or Rt. U 5417101 Eatantown allzallon. Six-day week, to train ot mon Immediate opening!. With or without ex APARTMENT-SIZE OAS STOVE MOVING TO FLORIDA — Selling contenti llret, new quollty paint lob - practically a bell oner. 143-1112 oger. Good future tor qualified perton. perlence. Well train you. U.S. and world Like new. HO I home some ^ «« RED BANK VOLVO 723-4t21 W new car. tntf. After 1 p.m., 741-.272. FORD — 1*73 Gran Torino. Automatic, Newman Spring* Rd. Red Bank Call Mr. GUI lor appointment between 1-1 wide location!, Including Europe. 10 dayt CAMARO - 1974 LT. ISO four-barrel. kwT p.m. only. 22» 95r» or I7I-977S paid vacation. Educational beneflll. Good air conditioned, power tt.erlngand 741-SfJ. EMPLOYMENT MX 11 MIXING BOARD - I lines or mlci tpeed, AM/FM potl rear, Roily moat, met- braket, AM/FM elghllrack itereo 7to DUNKIN' OONUTS tolarlet. Call Army Opportunities ot 741 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC STERILIZER - olllc blue, spoilers. 15,000 mllet Mint can SAAB - 1*71. Excellent condition, 140 Broadway US Highway 35 5930. Automatic Infant iwlng, Infant seal, cor n up to 4 out. four Illuminated VU meters, dlllon. 14,000 firm Call 7*1 1330. atk far W, AM/FM itereo Alklng 11,180. W. Long Branch, N.J. Mlddleiown, NJ bed ond lumping choir. 747-1144. IIS for ev- 10 db often per channel. Head phono Input. John. FURY III — I»7J, Four-door, vinyl root, Coll 2*1 Itll 51. Help Wanted SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex erything. AC or DC Individual channel ond matter air conditioned, 11,000 mllel. Alklng ASPHALT LABORERS perlenced 1 to 11 and I to 4 ihlftt. Long control. Individual channel twitching. 150 C. DOUGLAS ALAN SAAB 1974 99 LE - Excellent running , MANAGER - Wanted. Aggretllve Indl term Full or part-time. 7414700 AUTOMATIC WASHER - Demonstratohourr t use. 1515. Inquire ot 344 1313, leave «!,300 «S 0151 or 717-OOSI dlllon. Needi palming. 13100. Experienced. MERCEDES-BENZ SALES I SERVICE Call State Atphall. 170-3100 vlduol with retoll or management bock 1270 new, on lale tor 1160. Eatontown Ap- name ond oddrett I will return coll. 100 Oceonport Ave., Little Silver 143 5153 GRAND PRIX 1949 — Air, all power, 113*5 747 5791 ground to manage lunlor ipeclolty ihop lo- SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — 111pliance, SO Hw» 15, Ealonlown. 5414400 or bell offer. ASSISTANT ANO GROUP TEACHERS - oted In Monmouth Shopping Center. Call Port-time, 1 p.m,-7 p.m., 7 p.m.-12 o.m o PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colon CHEVELLE 1»7I — Two door, power 4f5-1111 or 471-471-5413 SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the bet For nurtery tchool. Experienced. Port after »:Ma.m. 21S-1M-1.7I. midnight to I a.m. (two nlghti). 142-vloo BASE CABINET AND DRAWING TABLE Foci ory Ireth 13.50 o aal •teerlng/brokei. VI automatic, air. 64,000 car buyt. RUSSELL Oloimoblle-Codll time. Call SeV«*3a. — Cuttom base cabinet plus two O-140't. Coll 717-3144 or 717 3fc7 mllet. rm. After S. 513 1474 GREEN DODGE CHALLENGER - 1971 Co., 100 Newmon Sprlngt Rd., Red Ban MANICURIST TELEPHONE REPRESENTATIVE - Mult sell. Large profettlonal drafting Power ileerlng, contole bucket teatt. Bett 741 0910. ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS — Friendly For catalog sales ogencv. All phone work PIANO - Harrington Grand. SI", I1S0. Experienced. Full-time. from home, usually during early evening table Call between It p.m., 170-1111. CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1*66 - 74,000 offer. 717-0121. Toy Portlei II expanding and looking lo 143M37 French Provincial table detk and painted mllel. Air conditioned Four-door. Good SIMCA - INI Good trantportollon A: manogert In your area — Party Plan ex hourt. For detain, 7474007. BEAUTIFUL KASHIMAN - Orlentol-dside e chair, 1115. 511-1016. GREEN SUPER BEETLE Ing UOO. •hope. UK Doyi tet-1171. Evet UlliU perlenc* preferred. Call collect lo Coro MECHANIC - Experienced on caterpillar THEATER HELP WANTED — See Mr sign rug. Beit offer ltfl Coll 717-70*3 Day. 51I-&-4571, or write Friendly Home equipment for utility contractor, will be Please coll 7471117 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 - Power SU44I1 Conte, United Artlit't Theater, Rt. 15, K STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Partlet, 30 Railroad Ave . Albany. N.Y etpontlble for the repairing and malntoli Marl Ploio, Hailel. steering, power braket, olr conditioning, 12205. ng of equipment. Coll 544-4320. BICYCLE - Girl • 11". light blue, 115 PIANOS-ORGANS AM/FM itereo radio, vinyl top. 171*414 a) GREMLIN X 197]-Air conditioned, pow NINE ACRES of New ond Uted Can SWING SET. two twlnat, glider, slide. 135 er iteerlryj, power braket, AM/FM radio, Hwy 38 H4 4000 Koypa TIRE SALESPERSON - For outtlde solei ter 5:10 p.m. AUTO BODY MANAGER ANO AUTO MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN - Ex- Both excellent MS-11M. Trodo-lnl from 135 it 12050 7I7-47N. perienced. Buiy Internlit'i office. Good to wholeiale accounts. Good opportunity CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1*4* Two-door, THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new a BODY PERSON WANTEO IMMEDIAT for right perian. Write lo Box J 171, The CALL JACK — For your hortethoelng ond Unlimited rentoll from 17.50per month OTO — 1*17. Convertible, radial tlretute. d con In Monmouth County. Over ELY - Let I Carape, 151 Broodwoy. Wet urroundlngt, fringe benefit!. Coll 741 vinyl top, power iteerlng Rum good. Aik- 1601. Dolly 11 eglller, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 trimming. Corrective shoeing. Worohoutt for leading molar brands magi, to** deck, onceiient condition. Ait- olr-condllloned new cort In Hoc Long Branch. 222 liu Coll 1,3-0941 Professional Hart tunon ing uoo Coll Ml 3457 McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrew MEN/WOMEN - Full or part time, no ex TUTOR WANTED All-make orooni repaired CHEVROLET VEGA OT - 1*74. MOO AUTO MECHANIC - Mutt know air con Musi be certified teacher CALORIC OAS RANGE IMPALA INI - Need! tome work bury Ave., New Shrewioury. 741-1100. dlllonlng and front-end alignment. Prete perlence neceitory, will train. Car necet Complete rebuilding deportment miles SUM under worronly. Four speed ory. Coll 9-5 p.m.. Monday thru Wednei Please call 747-1117 Double oven, perfect condition. 1150. Our own careful delivery service Call 3*1 310* •Mo TOP TRAOi ALLOWANCE - Supers te foreign car experience alto. Mull hov. Call 741-14M Coll 741*091 vice. DOWNES PONTIAC, 11 Lower Mo own fooli. Goad pay plui commlitlon In day, 747-4056. Time Payments ovolloble CHEVROLET WAOON 1970 - Air, power St.Motawon.SM-n**. centlve and company benefit!. Coll SM MUSICIANS WANTED - For loll rack WAITRESSES AND HOSTESS M/W - CARPETING - 41 tq. ydi gold Kodel po- Iteerlng and braket, 75,OO0 mllel En INTERNATIONAL INI TRAVELALL _ Happy Apple Inn needs: Part time hoiten lyeiter carpeting, 14 monthi old 1150. Call CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Six-cylinder, ttlck thlft, excellent motor. 4103. band. Mutt have own equipment ond oble cellent condlllan. 11450. 741-4213 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1*71. Atkl to read muilc. Call Benny. J2»-i»33 (m/wl, cocktail, luncheon ond dinner wolt- often, 741-1151. 1300.747-87*1 11,150. Goad condition, new trantmlttli BARMAID M/W— Doyi renei (m/wi. Call George Illmeniee Jr. Freehold Music Center CHEVROLET 1171 - Concourse Ettate Coll 142 7190 before S. After 5, 543-4151 Summer only MUSICIANS WANTED - Soitltt and at 411-117] between 9 5 p m CELSEA 30" CEILING ANO WALL FAN Wogon. Fully loaded, olr, 41.000 mllel JEEP SALES AND SERVICE - With louver. Call after 5 p.m. 411-4710 Twin Boro Motori, inc. TRIUMPH 1N0.TR1 Call 143-2194 drummer, aver II only. Willing lo travel In POTTED PLANT POTPOURRI - Hove o 119* firm. 5I3-9O7S. ear future, muit ilnd. Muit have equip- WAITRESSES M/W - Wanted. Apply In 74I-40SI 131 E Newmon Springs Rd. RM Bank Needt work BEAUTICIAN - M_lonoger-. '•operotor'c t II ptrton fa Mlllbrook Diner, Route 14. Mata plant party In your home ond receive free CHEVROLET 1(70 - Klngtwood Ettote CALL NOW 7474040 Call 741-1120 otter 1 p.m. ceme. Port-time Coloill 1*1-4*0 4 0 After 1 ment and trantporiotlon. Pleote respond wan, after S p.m. COLD STORAGE SHOWCASE - UOO 190 ilonti and money Call 747-1741. Wagon. Loaded, excellent condition, rea- »10403. mmedlately. 134 3100, Gary or Mike. Port Monmouth Rood, sonable. Coll 442 1504. KAY-MOTORS TR 1 1*71 — Front end damaged, engl WAITRESS IM/WI -Mutt be ex Port Monmouth RtCEIVEO NEW TV AS CIFT — Hove HONDA CIVIC ond rut of cor In excellent inapt. Plrel BIOCHEMICAL LAB TECHNICIAN NURSE jerlenced. Apply in person. Rex Olner, 117 ,,"RCA%llk.S5 CHEVROLET INI IMPALA - V-l, auto 352 Broadwoy 1711112 Long Branch ond Konli. Make offer. 143 3135 TRAINEE - Potlllon available for clwl LPN. 11 to 7, Iwonlghti. w Front St., Red Bonk. CONTENTS OF FLEA MARKET FOR malic, tour door hardtop Very clean MM. lenged technician to perform aniymo ot Nurilng home. Call m nx SALE - Boil offer. It Applelon Avenue, KITSON CHEVROLET CO. VEGA - 1*71 KAMBACK GT. AM/FM tayl In lupport of life telence production WELCOME WAGON REPRESENTA Leonardo. RED VELVET RECLINER Hwy M Eatantown dlo. bucket teott, rear tpeoker, fou Some chemlilry lob experience preferred NURSE, REGISTERED TIVES — Openings In Rumian, Holmdel. CHEVROLET - 1*5*. 1944 rebuilt Ml. 5421000 tpeed, luggage rock. 11700.171 SMS. but not required. Apply In person, Worth V Therapltl, part time for 117 ond 1-11 Mlddletown. Freehold ond Red Bank For CRAFTSMAN TABLE SAW - 10 In., on 51*4411 Rum goad. till. E to 4. rontpartotlon dttli rail. 13, exercise bike, sis 3*4 5531 Levlne Motor Corp., 741-1570 MERCURY 1*70 COUGAR XR7 - Law COMMISSION SALES - For catalog salt! TOMATO STAKES-25C EACH VOLKSWAGEN 1*11 - Good condltlo RESPONSIBLE PERSON - To care far mileage, olr conditioning, itereo tape. FMI^tk.JlTSO agency. Some leadi turnlthod. Phone 747 URSES LPN - All shifts. Full and part- DRUM SET - Ludwlg five piece, chrome CORVETTE IN3 - 117 engine, 300 h.p rodlall, 30 mpg. Call 1424410 weekend! or me. Good itortlng salary plus company wo small children In my home a lew dayi more, five Zlldllon cymboli New condi- RED BANK LUMBER four-tpeed manual. Good condition. Need! weekday! offer 7 p.m. tnefllt. Apply In perton. Green Grove i week. Muit have awn troniportatlon. tion. Must soil, tott or belt offer. 171 3413 Wall Street Rod Bank 74I5SOO COMPANION TO SENIOR LADY - Live leferencoi preferred. Call 4*5-73*7 bo- minor work. 11000 171-1475 after 4 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN BUS- 1*71.11400. In, Red Bonk area. onvalescen! Center, Green Grove Road TOP SOIL AND FILL OIRT - Slone MONMOUTH Call 171 3140 nd Route 64, Neptune. ween 9 a.m. ond 3 p.m. DRYER - New condition, avocado Ken CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 741 I1S4 more electric. Cost 1I5» Sell 1100 A great irlvewoys also done. Call after l p.m. Ml 2. Autoi For Salt Hwy 31 Eatantown S43 55O0 Evening* URSES - RN, full time and part.time, CONSTRUCTION - 17 34 yean old. Im 53. Domestic Help bargain, 74H094 evenings. VOLKSWAGEN 1*14 SOUAREBACK ir charge position, II la 7 shin, and port TWIN'S BABY FURNITURE - Corrado MUST SELL 1*74 PLYMOUTH OUSTER mediate opening! With or without ex me tor 3 to II shift, for progressive nurs- EVERYTHING IN HOUSE FOR SALE - - Six-cylinder. Metallic blue with white5000 mllei an pretent motor. Lot! of e perlence. Well train you. US and world CLEANING PERSON - Two days Muit crlbt, ISO each. Twin portable corrloge. trot. Needi clutch. 1350 or beit offer. 4* ng home In Freehold area. Call lor Inter have own trantportotlon ond reference!. Pipes, tires. 1x10 wood fence. Coll 22f 150. Colonial wood high chain, M0 eoch racing ttrlpei. Looki ond runt like brand wide location!. Including Europe. 30 doyi lew between 10 ond 4 p.m.. 411 5200 4032. Coll otter 4 p.m. new will tell very reatanable Call 173 1711. paid vocation. Educational benefltl Good Call 171-4150 Walkert, II each. Dressing table, IS Creative Playthings Hide, IM. J71M41. 1130 alter 6 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN VAN - IN*. Seven-pa talorlet. Coll Army Oppartunlllei at 741 URSES RN — Full ond port-time. 117 lo LIGHT/HOUSEKEEPING — Live-In. FAN - 34" Wettlnghoule. I', adluttoblt. sengcr model, red with gray Interior, * 5*30. tart. (Shift differential) plul company Mon.-Thurl. Cooking, laundry, no Ironing. evenlble, on wheels. 140. Sun lamp, ad TWO ENCASED WINDOWS - 54x7*. with 2. Autos For Sale callent condition, 55,000 mllei. 11.315. 14 eneflls. Apply In perion, Green Grove Driver'! license. Grown children. 133 19*5. luitoWe, on Hand. UO. 741-1117. while baked enamel itorm and screens, 7413. onvolescenl Center, Green Grove Road Ext. 2*7, dayi, or 239 3594, evening! 175. 747 1550 or 747 3040 COOKS WANTED!! nd Route M, Neptune. FARM TOP SOIL — Mlddletown area 175 VOLVO IKS INI - LOOKS ANO RUN ERSON - To help Invalid lady, one or per tondem. Lett than (Ive loodt. 1100 TWO ENO TABLES WITH LAMPS - GOOD. ECONOMICAL (315 URSES - RN'S AND LPN s Interested wo hourt o day, vicinity of Keyport, Betty each. Coll 171-5411. Wettlnghouse olr conditioner, only used Malt or ftmote, with or without prior sir n nurilng the way It wat meant to be. Con CALL 741-703*. vlct. if you don't know how to cook, wc'l Roi. Apartment!. 2444277 ont season. Cattro convertible couch, like oct Director of Nurilna for part-time poll FEDDERSl- 6000-BTU olr conditioner, new. Call S6e-67» 1911 VOLKSWAGEN VAN - Look! an ttach ond pay you while learning. Col om, 7-3 and 11-7, at Brookdale Nurilng WORKING PARENTS - One len year-old never used.loiklng 1125. Black vinyl couch, AUTO Army National Guard Recruiter at ft? US I Tl MO rum good, no problem! (ISO. enter. Route 15, Hoilet. hlld hove need for a dependable, reliable good condition, asking 115 or bett offer TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET - U7S. Coll 741-741* tor eliciting detain. loutekeeper. Two dayl, 9:30 5 Call after 179-5214 offer S:» p.m. Seven piece pecan dining room set, 1275 MILES OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR , 747547" COOKS — 17-34 years old. Immediate TaMei, lamps. Excellent condlllan Coll WRITTEN PARTS QUA 1969 CHEVY NOVA SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY FINE FURNlTURt -Xoroe dining room 5112419. CREDIT openings, with or without experience HIGH RATES. NO FEE. 117 Rle 35, let, six chain and breoxlronl. M00. OoM ANTEE ... on Engln.,1 Wonted, party who need! 100% financing We'll train you. U.S. and worldwide loco EATONTOWN 542 5300 54. Situations Wonted leather sofa. 90". 1275. Round oak cocktail Train, DlflffitlBl, with no money down, on a 1*1* Chev tlons, Including Europe. 30 day* paid voca table, 1100 Pair of block leather twlvel YPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All Applications accepted by phone. Nova, tlx-cyllnder, S3,300 mllet. U9 Hon. Educational benefits. Good saloriti Female chain, UO pal' Walnut formica desk, to". makei new or uted. Guaranteed law ot IS Strplco'i. 101 Monmouth SI Next la No credit applications relused All Many other model! to chootc from. F Coll Army Opportunities at 741 Sf30 CHILD CARE — In my home, loving ond 150 Cuilom bookcasei. 125 each Colt Ml- 1*70 VOLKSWAGEN quick credit O.K.. coll OASIS MOTORS 54S4. heater. 747-0415. makes and models to choose 1201)721-7100. PART-TIME reotlvt olmotphere for your children, SQUAREBACK — Ra- special playroom!, Indoor and outdoor oc- FURNITURE ANO APPLIANCES - WASHING MACHINE - While, good con .dto/heater. 4-spd, bright or Iran 100% financing Learn While Earning Ivlllei, mealt, trips, pell. By the day or WELFARE ANO PEOPLE WITH CREDIT Ulan. ISO. ^^ 3. Trucks And Trailers COSMETICIAN W to 190 one weekend a month. Veti-Non- week. Call 7411315. PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT IMME M4-7flo ange/blk int., # U5-97 For Wllhelmlrta Dobbin!. Experience and CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN IN* - SI etl, mole.or female. No experience nee DENTAL HYGIENIST - BS Degree, ex DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND. WINDOW FANS - 111, odluitoblt. two- 56.590 miles For quick credit approval ask. cylinder, outomatlc, excellent condltlo talent will command an exceptional tola isory, will train. Great retirement ond 371-4111. speed, 9" turnabout. TV, sharp II" block ry, commliilom ond benefit!. Pleow cal lerlenced. Permanent poiltlon In Mon- lor the credit manager ((ISO. Call 1*44*33 from 9 5 After S p.m dvancement opportunities In the N.J. mouth County area. Call 747-3145. and white, ai li. 110 toch. •^i $1795 Judy Emhoft, 741-2144, far appointment rmy National Guard. Call now for Infor- G.E COLOR TV CONSOLE CRYPTOGRAPHER -17-34 yeort old. Im- mation. (201) 747-0141. I WILL BABYSIT - In my home HIS. Beautiful. CHEVROLET 1*75 - El Camlna. Co mediate opening!. With or without ex- PART-TIME PAPER DELIVERY Matowon 741 1*44 WOODCHIPS SHREWSBURY CALL: qulltra. VI, olr, outomatlc. Blue on perience. We'll train you. U.S. and world Mon.-Sat., 4:10 lo 7 a.m. Red Bank or Long Coll otler 5:10,5»t-12>> white. TOWNE CHEVROLET, 171-1200 wide location!. Including Europe. X doyi GOLD RECtlNER - Excellent condition, Coll 142-0573 ranch area. Must hove car. No collec 150. Sofo ond matching choir, need! rc- MOTORS, Inc. paid vocation. Educational benefit!. Gooc ont. COII 747-1141. WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK - Mon- CHEVROLET IMS TOW TRUCK — ISO i day through Thuriday. upfioliterlng, both 135 671-5015. More Classified nc, twin boom. Alklng 12500 or bett ularlei. Call Army Opportunlllet at 741 r t 566-6102 ART-TIME SALESPERSON - For home Coll 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., 671 4115 GREEN SECTIONAL, GOLD CHAIR, Sr 513-3131 or WUH decorating Hare In Red Bonk. Mull be ex on Next Page ~ " 741-8500| DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cholrslde. Ex TWO CHINA LAMPS — Coll between 1-5 CHEVROLET 19*1 DUMP TRUCK - Ver perlenced In selling Write to P.O. Box 370. SS. Situations Wanted p.m., 747 9303. Ext S. good condition, low mileage. perlenced. ed Bonk, N.J. 07701 71. Merchandise for Sale Call 542-5130 between 3 5 p.m. GUILD F-30 GUITAR - Like new. with Call 741-3441 ERSON TO LEARN AUTO ANO GEN- Male DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full-lime, per hord shell cose. Best offer. FORD VAN 1973 - VI. automatic, powe RAL GLASS TRADE — Compony paid EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING 544-3150 ofter 4 p.m. moneni potltlon. Some experience necei enilon fund, life Inturance. Blue Cron AND ODD JOBS — By two reliable college tteerlng, power brakei, air, no window tary. Coll »« 4644 REE — Mo**. ioit»e |mMT> HOUSE PAINTING - Exterior, Interior MUSTANG II 2+1 ALL TREES ANO YARDS — Mowing, Fully Insured. Beaver Painting Compony, PAINTING - interior ond exterior EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON REAL ESTATE SALES pruning, felling, itump removal and car- 143.7743, 143 4431 Stock MM v- Original List $45*7.00 SHREWSBURY ipeclallty thop. Motawon area. tage. Fully Insured. Beaver Tree A Lawn Fret estimate! Cafi SIMIS1 evening! Service, 147 7743.1414411. CollSU-nu HATCHBACK COUPE — Fin- MOTORS, Inc. HOUSE PAINTING FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR - For FULL TIME ONLY ANTIQUE CLOCKS — Watchei, fine lew I am o painter with ilx yeon experience PAINTING - Inferior ond exterior. Col ished in medium copper with AVl live Bourn 14x10 buckle folderi. Coll Al, elry expertly repaired. Don Pom Jew and om starting my own business. I am Jeoe tludenl. Experienced Call John, »*• matching interior, 4 cyl engine — automatic trans. — steeT 741-8500 301-412-1500 or write Hawthorne Som Licensed or Unlicensed. II you eleri, 7ft River Rd., Fair Haven. 143-6257 looking for satisfied customers to establish radial whilewalls — exterior,decor group — electric rear window" merlleld. 40 Jockton 51, Freehold a reputation lor quality work and reason- are capable and not alraid to AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS - Rech- able prices. Quality paint! used. Call now PARKAS arged ot your home. Coil Mr. Cool, 164 defroster — pivoting '/. windows and power steering. 6. Auto Rent/Lease 6. Auto Rent/Lease work, we can show you how for fret estlmolei. Mi-MOS. PAINTING CONTRACTORS 6176 or 1*1-1261 INTERIOR • EXTERIOR you, too, can double your BON AMI PAINTERS - Interior and ex- J t. A PAINTING CO. - Quality work DAILY terior. Coniclenllous service. Reasonable manshlp. Interior, exterior. SAVE $412.00 present income while becoming Coll 6714656 or 295-2221 QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcover! SPECIAL NO MILEAGE CHARGE an important part of a public rotes. Call 747-1*10, ask far Olck. ond draperies. Your material or owl. Call C ANO R LABOR J «. J PLUMBING - Slat* license No. JIB Decorator! at 747-9111 company. We will train you to House pointing, window cleaning, yard 4595. Bathroom remodeling, alterations PRICE and repalrt. Call 717-0454, RELAX, LET ME DO IT - Boo* repair! '4185 become a professional real es- work. Call 542-1551 or 741-711,), and home repair!. Free estimates Ex- 20 Othtr Ntw Mmtarig ll't Salt Priced RENT A 1975 tate sales associate, working in CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK LAWN CARE — CuttinB, trimmingg , odglng perienced and reasonable 717-42(7. end weeding. Also Ughit' hauling ond yard our Hazlet otfice. This truly Alteration! .nd addlllont. ROOFING AND .IDING. Frti ottl * Price includes dealer prep & freight — MV, lews and sales lax A. Bruce Elgenrouch 141 3t92 cleaning. Reasonable and efficient. 2*1 extra. could be the opportunity you've I960. co Bobcat or Comet been waiting for. See how you CLEAN YARDS Cellars-ottlct-aoroWt %%£MW:SCOTTO CONSTRUCTIO" N" Monday Through Thursday for Only M 5.99 ptr day can step into money and pres- Call after 1pm. Ml 114* 1 tige by calling 264-8200 lor an LAWN MOWERS JSTA appointment. Ask for Chris Ben- CONCRETE PATIOS Serviced and repaired Sidewalk! ond driveways Installed. Tf» SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Upper edetto. cut. Free estimate!. 142 nu Free pickup and delivery ed cut hi an cavers, expertly filled, DOREMUS FORD 747-1681 stitched. Coll Joan, 171-lMi DEL ROSSO'S ' 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. Shrewsbury, NJ. THE BERG AGENCY WE MOVE APARTMENTS Wall 100% KLEAN LET ME DO IT! CALL MT 77*7 RED BANK 3208 Hwy. 35 Carpet cleaning special—lie ptr sq. ft. REMODELPAINT REPAIR WILL CUBAN CELLARS. ATTICS. AND Haitet, N.J. EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED GARAGES. Reasonable. 741-6000 747-5400 Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore. WINDOW CLEANING REASONABLE 741-45SI FRIENDLY Call 5»1 96*1 anytime 514-7445 71. Mrcnondlta far Sol* RFAL ESTATE SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, JULYS. 1975 The Dbktly Register 17 "FAMIUTAD ,00 RENTALS Q 3 LINES-5 DAYS 101. Apartments AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Hew rente*. Ocean Twp. bows FOR &n dolly, never a lee for tenant Furnished M* SJ-lwnlshod homes ond opartmenlt JUST J>/ TEICHER AGENCV. HEALfoBS 71; ITEMS YOU NO LON Oceonoort Avo . Oceanport ill lioo NEED OR USE WILL EATONTOWN UKEVIEW TERRACE to state law on bids SELL APARTMENTS Newly decorated Pork-like letting Free swim club, tree gos. air conditioning OCEAN TOWNSH1P- They were »lso reluctant to FAST corking 1", rooms. U07. 4V, roams U55 Under now management ol Mr and Mrs Counol admitted defeat lad lock the township into a long- WITH A QUICK ACTION night in its battle to keep term contract for food stuffs, LOW-COST Office: Apt. IAor coll S41470S the prices of which can vary DAILY REGISTER FOUR ROOM APARTMENT - In private from being forced to solicit horn*, gtllltln Included M»lbir. «« greatly Council's reasoning FAMILY AD *auti» preferred, no pets No-4SM. bids on concession items for Available for Merchandise the municipal pool snack bar was that if the supplier is For Sale only. Article mus GREENGROVE With great reluctance, unable to change his price, be originate from a household GARDENS »»Gro*ngr*»t Ave . Keyaort. Mi. council passed a resolution may lower his quality ana may not exceed a sale One bear ooen opartmeol. IRj o month price of *5O.0O per article. TwojUdroom opartmont, U4i a month authorizing the township There was also the problem Price MUST be advertised Includes heat, hot water, air conditioner 105. Summer Rentals 111. Houses for Sale 111. Houses for Sale 152. Boats and Accessories clerk to advertise for bids on of who would see that the 3 blocks east Rt 14 and Middle Da Each additional line SI.00 LONG BRANCH - FvrnlthM lew room COLTS NECK - PRICED RIGHT - And In the heart of food items needed for the re- original specifications were No copy changes may be PHONE 264-1846 apartment with heal ond water SuitoMe for our "Homes for Living' brochure Miadletown. you II find this six yeor young DUCK BOAT HIGHLANDS HILLS - Living room, bed tor couple No pell 71* ISS3 eve* pics, descriptions, prices en avonabie four-bedroom Colonial with fenced ond 1175 40 decays. «0 Shotgun. t7S freshment stand At their adhered to While the town- made and no discounts or re room, kitchen ond bathroom tits per maturely treed lot Central air Deloched Coll 043 7741 MONMOUTH BEACH - Three wnes APPLEBROOK REALTORS. 73A turns will be made If ad Ismonth Security required Call Kl-4311 be Rt 34. MelBWon. Stt-7400 orage in true move In condition Asking June 30 meeting, they had de- ship may have personnel well- iweon l-io p.m. IVi baths, washer, dryer in wooded area fSJ.5M For details,call THE KIRWAN FOUR HP EVINRUDE ENGINE cancelled before expiration private beach dub. 0M lor month ol Au EXCELLENT VALUE - Six year old CO R 717 SO Short shaft with fuel lank Like new UO ferred the matter while ap- versed in the workings of a KEANSBURG - Coiy unfurnished IV, 1 Also avollable Sepl through June four-bedroom Colonial In mint condition SJ.5M o deas,c TO PLACE YOUR CO Realtor 717 SSOO Coll 141413* room Mcondlloor apartment Tiled bath Full basement, stone decor lomiiy room, QUICK SALE NEEDED - On mis seven pealing it to the state Division tandem truck, it is doubtful DAILY REGISTER Of) street parking Laundromat an prom K' fireplace, central air ond ktrge ootlo Only room ranch in tine section of Pan Mon I Ml 1175 per month All ulllltlti Included 0AKHURST - Two btdrieii. fully fur LEARN TO SAIL of Local Government. that anyone there can inspect FAMILY AD, CALL. US.MO HOWARD DEXTFRASSOCI mouth Overslie 75x100 lot. Greet starter UO Rarltan Bay Sailing School. Inc 503 Adults preferred. The Loos* Apis . 717 nlshed Refrigerator, stove. Singles OK ATES. Realtor, 45 W River Rd Rumson or retirement home Owner asking 113.500 the protein content of a hot 1115 GUARANTEED RENTALS. 774-7000 7471701 THE KIRWAN CO , Reullor. 707 SSOO Star MS-UK 542-1700 • Fee. The slate Public Contracts KEANSBURG - Four rooms In two-laml- FAIR HAVEN — Attractive, custom brick RECENTLY REDUCED - Rumson mil MARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drop dog ly house, unfurnished. Inqmrt between II PENNSYLVANIA - Chalet Sleeps II onch. on londscaped Vocre In lovely cries BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP does law mandates that any mu- 24-Hour Service Fireplace, dishwasher. TV, lake, liming top Colonial 1105.000 HINTELMANN WROUGHT IRON TABLE - }>«. us P.m..)] Highland Avt. esidenllol area. Features seven spacious Realtors, " them oil well On your boot. In your home But the state would have no 1IO0 week 471 3071 ooms. plus thret full baths and fireploce 1131 Oceon Ave . Seo Bright 041-HI1 nicipal purchase exceeding Modtrn convwilMt uto and chair, tiu KEANSBURG - Gordon oporlmtnt. Two arguments, so, resigned to Traditional tool, uio. LMIti d*ik. ID bedrooms Hoot and hat water Included SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Four bed Eicellent privacy In rear yard, plus many $2,900 must be put out to bid. Wing (Mir, 1)0. Small nwdarit tldtbowd UIS per month Coll 717-eJJtl. rooms. Groups or couples With refrlg- extras. Move-In condition. Low 1.70 s RjBOUCEPI PENGUIN SAILBOAT - II It wooden. their fate, the councilmen MS J«5 mirror. HO* choln, Mmpi. toSn erotor. stove. Avollable on weekly or UCHIN REALTORS. 010-5*00 newly painted, good condition, with soils with the lowest responsible KEANSBURG - Modern aportmant. Near Lovely Little Silver ranch Five bedroom, New aluminum Voder 1700 or best offer ond iltd. »1-37M olltr t p.m. or witk monthly basis GUARANTEED RENT paneled gameroom with tirtpioce. living one-by-one threw up their transportation. Private homo Oest time to ALS. 774-7100. Foe. FAIR HAVEN — Four bedroom Colonial Call 144-0471 bidder being awarded the coll. before noon. 4*94414. Split on quiet street. 14' den. Attractive room with flrepioce, central olr One ocre hands and voted "yes." WUHLITMR PIANO - Upright, blond STUDIO EFFICIENCIES SUMMER of treed corner pfoperty immediate pot contract. Several councilmen KEANSBURO - Modern two bedroom home, beautifully Itndtcapea 170.too SURF SAILING goad condlllon. (17S. RENTALS — Furnished, all utilities SIJS ELLEN S. HAZELTON KUlon AikingontrlN.fOO Colt lodoy I COt Richmond Ave PI PleotonlBeoch contended at the last meeting Echoing last week's senti- apartment per week Call t43-*M7 (Rt 35 So I 0*1-0303 W-MM 717-4741 or 4*54014 Realtor ment, Councilman Richard YOU PICK STRING (EANS - He ID . no VERMONT — Commune with nature m se 13 W River Rd. Rumson 0411100 that it would be impossible to KEANSBURG - Throe-room modern eludelad four-bedroom[our-DioroDffl , twiwo-BQio bathn chaletcnairi. Member Intercity Relocation Service 13 BOSTON WHALER - With 35 K» Mer English 3rd called tbe re- limit. Woolbrkv Form, in Lourtl Av> apartment. Reasonable. draw up bid specifications on (wor Holland Rd. MlddKlown nestleid mIn picturesqupicturesque mountomttoe bor- Mc£UE cury, In water, ready to go Asking U7S 7t7NoO dered by FAIR HAVEN - River Oaks Charming Con oner 4pm, 741-3*4/. quirement "the most ridi- I by roorlng brook. Club haute privi center hall Colonial on well-shrubbed 30 Ridge Rd Rumson an item such as a hot dog or klANSBUKO - Thra* room unlur leges,. sswimw . fish. golf, tennis, ride, takes. 72. Oorone/Yord Soles etc. All modern conveniences. $100 per property with many trees. Eat-In kitchen. 0411740 culous thing I've ever heard." apartment Avalloble Immedlolely Refer screened in porch, fireploce in living 13 4 BOSTON WHALER - 10 h p Mer a pretzel. OARAOe SALE - Man.. Wad., Thurf. •ncei. No pttt. Ont month wcurliy rt- week 741 13*0 anytime RUMSON AREA — Send tor our Homes cury, 1*71 Good condition 1775 Councilman John Huss Sat., July 7.1.10,11. 7 Andonon St., Union room Principals only. After 5. 7471*17 For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, pr Ices on available homes APPLE Coll 741-4140 BMch, oft Stont Rood. SomttMno for *v 106. Furnished Rooms FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom older BROOK REALTORS. Ill Ave. of Two Rlv PUBLIC NOTICE chose the philosophical road home, completely remodeled, in excellent ers. Rumson. 041-1*00. IS FT. RUNABOUT - with 15 h* Johnson KEANSBURG - Two bedrooms Avail FURNISHED ROOMS - Newly redeco- condition. Master bedroom. 11x14. living ond troller. SISO Trvf Folr Hov*fl toord of EducotUn will just before he cast his vote, GARAGE SALE - Rain or Mint. July I able Aug. I. 1340 par month Includes hta rated. «70 par week. Half block lo board rtokl a iprclal m«*ttng on Wad . Joi» • walk. Belevedere Hotel. 11 Laurel Avenue oom with fireploce. beamed dining room SHREWSBURY — Comfortable three-bed Coll 17 J -0071 13.10 a.m. I* I p.m. and hoi water. Coll n*-lll). ond kitchen, new wall-to-woll carpeting 01 I p.m. IA th« libfory of th* Knoliwood saying, "What has to be, has lit Burlington *v(.. Loonordo Keonsburg 7074710. room ranch surrounded by evergreen KEANSBURG - Three roams Near bus All oppllonces Lorge prlvote yord ex- trees, on nearly one acre. Prlvocy plus IS FT. SNIPE — Sails, iroiier. oil equip- School Tht public t» invited to attend to be." OARAGE SALE - U Lincoln Court IW5 per month plus security. Heat ond hot HEART OF RED BANK - Room sullocne cellent tor children, close to school ond Living room with fireplace, dining room, ment Ready » so >»S July 7.1 si to Koanovra. water Included No pels. 717*034 for employed gentleman. MS per week. shopping II*.000 741-0*53 Princlpols family room, two baths, finished den. en- Coll SM-S7IS July*, 10. II. n. 10 to 4 p.m. -I or otter 4pm only. larged wolk-oul basement. Two cor go • NOTICf OF imiMTIOH KEYPORT - Throe-bedroom tMCutlvt roge For salt by owner IS* »00 Coll Ml It WOOD BOAT - Vinyl seals. l, ANN C. ERVIN, Collector ol loan GARAOE SALE - Frl. and Sot.. 10-4 p.m apartment, air conditioning, heat S77S HIGHLANDS — River ond ocean view ISIO otter 4p.m deck.«4*S in tht Borovgrt ot Nt« Shrewsbury. Lafayette No torly collori. 7 toy Strut. Rumton Coll 344.1775 between s» Room for mature business gentleman GRAB THIS! 1*13134 evenings, weekends hereby givt notice mot t om petitioning Call 1711110 evenings. imog.ru flvt bedroom,. l'i baths, on *- THE OUTSKIRTS OF NAVESINK - Hold tht Movor ond Council ot the Borough ol MARLBORO — Four roams, all Improve ocrt of beautiful loll trtn. Fonioilic In this beautiful expanded roncti on *»-ocrt II FT. Y FLYER - Sailboat. Aluminum Ntw Shrewibury to ot.lon. ot a private GARAGE SALE - July «, 10. II and II. I KEANSBURG - Con room Private en round pool for ycor-roufid iwimming wooded lot Boosting four bedrooms, two wie. tttt Ctrtincote ot Tai iott ogomit to 4. Choln, lompt. toblot, thrta dlnott ments. utilities Included. Adults only, no trance. flO per week. Gentleman pre- mast docron soils, car trailer, best offer pets. Immediate occupancy. »4t-4SM low to tvtryftilng. All Mil* ond more tor full baths, country kitchen, formol dining takes It Must sell 717 4137 the property of plate given Mil, dithoi, thrM biktt. oil polntlngi ferred Call 717-13*7 SSt.fOO. room All newly decorated ond ready for HOftA MONZO lOXeosetf) toys, booki, clothing, mow blower on occupancy Reasonable toxes Asking much more. 100 Church Lam. Mlddltlown MATAWAN-KEN GARDENS KEYPORT - Large bedroom. Oulet area. I* A.N A SKIFF - 100 ha Nordberg in Tom Sal* Certificate No 4*3 Large, modern, one and two-bedroom private parking References Extras 744 (47.500 THE KIRWAN CO . Realtor. Tlr rxwrd Needs little work. 1550 or trade tor Such tale tholl include the total oportmtnts from 11*0. Woll lo wall corpet SJOO truck or van of equol value. Ne Vol- amount of all Municipal Ment. iot> to Snyder Ing, air conditioning, oft itreel parking bat GARAOE SALE - Fllttr, gloilwort VAN HORN TWO BEDROOM HOME - Fenced In kswogen. 7714725 offer 4 p.m. sequ*ni taies. lnt*r**t and CMt due on famo ontlqutt, furniture, toyt. tic. 10 Swim club. Recreation oreo. Neor trans- MIDDLETOWN - Lorge attractive lur AGENCY-REALTORS Mid property Antgnmvflt snail be tie portation ond «hooD nlshed room, suitable for one or two. In Open 7 days Call 14 hours a day. yard. Near schools, churches, etc Good RED BANK - The Jersey Main St.. Port Monmoutti. Frl.. Sot , Sun condition. Mlddletown Township IH.*00 1440 CENTURY RESORTER - 1*' Clas- cutedby the Mayor ond lorouahi CCler 'k 1IM p.m. lo NYC Si3 4010. Mlddletown. near Red Bank. 10 minutes 747-4100 tic. A beautiful mahogany speed boat at th* Julv W, 1*7. Council Meeting from beach. Private entrance Shore bath Coll 347*001 that's mechanically perfect 170 h p Gray. Shore' Alumni Club of La- MOOLETOWN •— Retired coupli. con 404 River Rd. Fair Haven ANN C C»VIN. GARAGE SALE — July II, 13, 14, 10 to S 11 SO per month, one parson. 1700. two per WEST END — Two blocks from oceon Collector Trtosurtf Loovlng state. Furniture, tooli. clothing domlnlum on golf course, all electric piui torn Call 74745** after 5:10 and all day fayette College honored Earie air conditioning, pool, louno, booting HAZLET — Immaculate four-bedroom Three bedrooms, one paneled with carpet eluded Needs no work Drive It away far toys, oak tlrtwood, building ond tloctrlca weekends. spilt with central air. brand new kitchen, no Washer, dryer and dlshwosher Neor 11500 741 71*1 mattrlal, more. No tarty colltri IS: much more Shadow Lake Vlllago, Aug. I Snyder, Middietown, Class of occupancy. 1550 month plus utllitiet 5oi MIDDLETOWN - Large, well furnished corpetlng throughout, newly painted ex schools, shopping ond transportation Reo Ortmakltvd.. MlddWown. room, near railroad ond bus lines terlor. Truly 0 must-see. Asking IS3.000 sonobly priced. Gall S41-3OSr 15 OWENS FLAGSHIP 1*40 - Stand up f U1LIC NOTtCf 1817. it a wine and cheese In nice area 471-5353 head, galley, sleeps four. 1(3 cu. In en Aavojtc* Ncttca It P«Hk M R •••**. Mr GARAGE SALE - HouwnoM Ittmi, cloth glne Sacrifice. <1000 or best offer 1*1 fltleaif «t Cimmiillr Development party. Ing. ton and habMot. Sot. Sun. July IMi MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS - COUNTRY HOUSE 131. Apartments M p.m. at Motowon Avt,, Matowan. Air conditioned, throe rooms available Im NICE COZY ROOMS - Single and double REALTY •tec* Ore- Fwtft ead CtvttftciT*** la mediately. Coll 144-17M Inquire lam to 0 p.m. Opp Bell Lobs Holmdel MM U.S. Oljwlwii of He**** w-1 Mr- Hal Crane, attorney here GARAGE SALE - TaWot. tampi, drapti 707.SU7 or 7I7-*717 Town Houses 15' SKIFF— In water, new engine rigolrvg. ONE-BEDROOM— First-floor aptortmenl 946-2500 e op o df and club president, said Mr. •cotltr rugt, itc. Frl. Sat.. 10-4 p.m. S WK RED BANK - Lovely room, close to TWO BEDROOMS - Living room, kltch thlp-ta-shore. Beautiful A (condition Orlvt. Halltt, oft Poolt Avt. Immadlote occupancy All utilities Includ HOLMDEL — Brick ond frome ranch. en, new corpetlng. wosher and dryer. f*0 US00 041-5300 Rumson to submit a rtqwtst and td. 1100 par month 741 J450 town, stores ond buses. Private entrance. Snyder served as a past presi- good neighborhood. M1-37M. Three or four bedrooms, den, family per month, Includes electric, toxes ond Man far the raMaw of community PENTHOUSE - Ytt, that's what we sold room, fireploce. recreation room, land maintenance SIOJOO Coll S43 1*33 411 HP. OMC OUTBOARD MOTOR — development block grortt funds to dent of the club and spon- A genuine luxury penthouse, ullro modern. RUMSON — Room Outside entronca. lit scoped ocre 171.500 *44-<7l4 or «4*5400 Electric Stan and electric start cobles ond HUD on July U. lt/5 HOUSE SALE Includes *verythlng. Won't last. GUARAN. No cooking. Two weeks security. 13.T Income Property Ignition. Excellent running condition INS 7. The rtaurtt ond certification relate sored many club and class af- July II one 11 TEED IENTALS,>74-7Bn. Foe 041-JS4* HOLMDEL-MIDOLETOWN RUMSON - to Mlddletowns application for CD Antiques and Una quollly Vklorlor. o. Custom homes, will build to suit. Call be- HANDYMAN SPECIAL — Keonsburg block grant funds under Title I of fairs, including a 55th reunion Contemporor, furnliurt; brlcobroc and PORT MONMOUTH - Throe rooms, un WHITEHOUSE HOTEL — Keansburg tween ( 5 p.m.. 4714*50. 471-4454 Larger corner lot. One lorge house, one the Housing and Community Devet paintings. Sol* ilorti ol 10a.m. furnished. Adults preferred. $175 per Rooms with kitchen use. 110 weekly. house with four apartments Other build 154. Recreational Vehicles opmanf Act of If74 at his home in Locust. 11 WTrglno Brook Way. Holmdel. N J 707-4*4* or 707 . baths. hove you Call 5413000. Mist Porter WATERFRONT — Deep water Quiet side ness, two saddle tanks. Only 17.000 miles Peter J. Carton, Movor July 0, t, 10, II, II. 3* Birch Avt. (Of Centr

New wall-to-wall carpeting ond furniture 154. Swimming Pools MiddlVown and Peter J Carton in 77. Pets and Livestock RED BANK - Unfurnished garden opart lo second floor, 500 so ft suite. SISO per rreenhouses Detached workshop, large 717-7IO7 or 071 1704. DELUXE ABOVE-GROUND SWIMMING his official capacity as Mayor, con ment. One-bedroom apartment available. month. Immediate occupancy. Colt owner orto for gorden or hone, Mporale wtHt to sent to accept the (urlsdlctlon of the Sale days listed ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING Greenlree Apts , 13* Spring St. Call 741 today 741-5114. woftrlng. Owner moving out of state. Ask- MOBILE HOME 10x40 - Moy be left on POOL — Only used two months Must sell Problemt Corrected and Obedience lot. Excellent condition. Completely retur 13,500 or best offer 471-4*43 Federal courts If an action Is 3vS) for appointment. ng «5,ft0 brought to enforce responsibilities In Your Hamo-Lltotlmt Guarantee OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles Dished Air conditioned Corner lot. 717- KEYPORT - The Retail For FREE Conwltatlon CALL ru 3700 RED BANK — Unfurnished three roams 73O3aflerfpm 471 4001 days in relation lo environmental re- slanol building Choice location Approil views, declslonmoklng. and action, Promotion Committee of the Amorlcan Dog Training Acodemlei and botn. Suitable adults. Security. Inquire motely 000 sq. ft Coll 747 3730 ALLAIRE- 206 Monmouth St. 7474144 or 741 70*1. MOBILE HOME FOR SALE - 10'sSS' and that these responsibilities have PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — Windsor Mony extras Must sell S4500 SPECIAL been satisfied The legal effect ol Chamber of Commerce has RED BANK — l'/j room, lurnlshed. In Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den FARROW 7J9-9707 the certification Is that upon its ap- eludes all ulllltlei, air conditioning. Rater announced annual sidewalk list, at 333 Broad St . Red Bank 747 3730. * Realtor — Over 100 Years WINDSOR MOBILE HOME — 10x55'. un 2oo NOTICES proval, me Township of Mlddletown ences ond security required. Coll otter 4 a.m. to 5 p.m. moy use the.Block Gront funds, and ALASKAN MALAMUTE - Molt, 1 "i p.m. 747 2143. furnished. Reasonable. Coll after 5. 707- sale days will take place July yeart old, AKCregltttred Good with chll 294 Broad St. Red Bank 5794. Can be seen Sat and Sun also HUD will have satisfied its respoo PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE 210. Lost Ajid Found slWIltlei under the National Envi dren, but baby allergic Aiklng »W0 671 RUMSON - One-bedroom, unfurnished - With off street parking Good traffic Call 741-3450 anytime 31, Aug. 1 and Aug. t. SIM per month Includes heat, hot water, II x 55 MOBILE HOME - Mexty extras in FENDER STRATOCASTER - 1*40 Rose ronmenloi Policy Act ot I*** HUD eroted. Three spacious rooms. 7SO sq LITTLE SILVER — Diamond In Ihe eluded Stays on lot. Moving, musl sell will except on objection to Its ap- electricity. Convenient to shopping ond Very reasonable. Air conditioned Im oughl Spacious five-bedroom. 3'i bath wood neck, sunburst finish. ISO reward BEAUTIFUL ROAN GELDING IronsporloHon. 111-3000. r Price lust reduced 49S-O73S Sea Bright Pub. 041*057 No explanation proval of the release ol funds and 15.3 hondt. Succeittully known — oreo mediate occupancy. 471 3730. home, on extremely wooded ocre. Bring acceptance of the certification only 154. Recreational Vehicles your hammer and paint brush. Reduced to lumper, perspective hunter. 4714730. SEA BRIGHT - On ocean One and two RED BANK — Store, approximately ISM 140. Real Estate Wanted LOST — Black and white female Aioskan If It Is on on* of the following bedroom Pool Air conditioned. Wosher. ,79,900 E A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Husky. Answers to the name "Slor " we bases: (a) That the certification BOX STALLS FOR RENT - In Rumson sq. ft., residential area. Adiocenl lo Red Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver dryer, dishwasher »35->H5 O41I3M. Bonk-Foir Haven-Little Sliver, corner of LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES - Ir miss ond love her so very much. We beg ol was not in fact executed by the 135 per month. 7414500. Keansburg-Mlddlctown-Haxlel-Holmdel you. If someone does have our "Slor" ond chief eiecuiive officer ol the appli- 1972 WINNEBAGO Coll after 5 p.m., 041-3435 SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN APART Prospect and McLaren, formerly beauty MIDDLETOWN - Send far our "Homes THE SMOLKO AGENCY 7074173 doesn't wont to give her bock, lust please cant; or (b) that applicant's envi MENT - Two bedrooms Only (115 In- parlor. S300 monthly 041 *13*. : DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS - Mole cludes heat and hoi woter. Good slle or Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, LOCAL CONTRACTOR. - Meeds lots on put on article In The paper or call us so that ronmentol review record for the 24' CHIEFTAIN ond ttmole. Mock and ton. Pet ond Mow rooms. Call 541.5471. trices on ovolloble homes, APPLE which to build customised homes. All we know that she Is alright Please help us protect indicates omission of o re- • 46.000 mkn Quality, UB0. Call 503-4004. IROOK REALTORS, *S0 Rt 35. Middle areas considered. Call details now to out. we are alt very heanbroken Anderson Ojulred decision, finding, or step op- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP RED BANK own, 4711300 Family. 1*1-3077. pllcabie to the protect In the envi- • Km * week slortof four room suite available Approxl Brand new four-bedroom Colonial on total WEBUY HOMES FOR CASH •reTI-MM. quired procedure (14 CFR Port SI). • IM/F* ptu! top* • — Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen ond motely 000 sq. ft., carpet, air conditioning, y wooded 100x190 lot Prime area ol Mid CLOVER REALTY 144 7400 ond may be addressed to HUD ot old kittens, to eoch good home goes five enclosed porch. HIS per month plus ullli reody to move In. Single room offices from LOST — Brown ond while male Collie • loJoti 4> red free cant at cot tood. 741-1*11. lletown. 10' family room. Choose your Newark Area Office, Gateway One ties. One month security. Coll 717-4047 of M4 sq tt to 550 so, ft. Attractive rental iwn colors. Walk to schools ond N Y. Nomed "Pepple." Three years old Keons- Building, Raymond Plato. Newark, • 1-40 k if lorts FREE KITTENS ter 4 p.m. rales ond terms Minimum one yeor lease. ronsportotlon. Hurry!! This one won't burg vicinity. Reword 717-047* N.J., 07102 Oblections to the re To good home Call owner. WALTER ZIMMERER 1 ost — 10% dawn payment - MGIC llnanc • 413 Oodjt «ym SON, U? 1570 or »4*4711. RECREATIONAL LOST — Doberman Plnscher female pup. lease of funds on bases other than Coliltl S74S 102. Houses For Rent ng available lo qualified buyers. those stoted above will not be con • 41 gal »otii six months old. Answers to "Zodi." Dog sldered by HUD NO ob|*ction re FREE PUPPIES — Port Shaphcrd and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Year round RUMSON - Store, River Rd.. 1000 sq ft needs MEDICATION. Any information • 40 gut hoUng Spaniel. To any good horn* rental. Four bedrooms, two berths. Goiebo. 1300 per month. Whelan Realty Group celved after July 31, 1*75 will be 151. Bicycles/Mini Bike•s leading to or the recovery of her will be considered by HUD • Hot Mtf tuhongtr CollJMJIT* fireplace. Waterfront view. For fomlly or O41-OOS3 94 Rt 35 Mlddlelown. N.J P.EWAR0ED Contact 174 Shore Blvd . July I lU.H three lour singles. All furnishings U00 per GIRLS FIVE SPEED BICYCLE - SIS Keonsburg 4*S-tsM. • irwWr latch FREE TO GOOD HOME - Mole German SHREWSBURY - Store 4,433 sq. II 1*0 Port Monmouth Road Shepherd, three yeart old. Good nalured, month, plus utilities. HI-0747 Choice location south ol Red Bonk on 842-7565 • • 7 tu fl rtfiigtiolor w/trMMf. 90s or *t*c Port Monmouth LOST — "Jonathan", large. Hock, long outside dog. ltl-«40S after 5 p.m. Route 35 Suitable for all businesses Air MIDDLETOWN - OAK HILL - Treed lot. • 4 burn* ilovt - rft Wwl ovtn conditioned, large parking area Coll after approximately one ocrt. Three bedrooms, GIRL'S THREE-SPEED M IN. BIKE haired doo. In vicinity ol Town Hall. Colls 132. Apartments GERMAN SHORT-HAIR POINTER - FAIR HAVEN 4p.m., 747534*. two baths, large kitchen with bay window. U9»5 Neck Reward. 431 1734 or 747 5713 • Co*™ hMltr - 10 000 ITU AKC. two years, malt. Gentle haute doo. Charming small house on two acres of Town Houses land. New kllchen and new bath. Spoilt)! etrlgerator-treeier, wosher. dryer, dish- Call 747*450 • Skaait not o hunter. Free to good honw. 7J9*3»I STORE FOR RENT - In Little Silver washer, large living room with bay win LOST — Large block Persian type cot • *•••••! Ills par month - least and security. Shopping Pkua. dow. dining room, llbrory with fireploce JO-CART — 3 h p.. runs good. Has roll JOHN F. ANDERSON AGENCY 747-0573 tor. etc. $90. Bike ports, anything and ev Vicinity Peters Ploce. Red Bank Chll $9,900 GREAT DANE - AKC-reglttered. It opening to screened porch. Centrol olr dren v\ pet, name "Zhlovogo ' Reword 434RIVER RD .FAIR HAVEN conditioning, two pottos, gas grill, two cor erythlng. cheap 471-1473 months. Bast offer 741-4477 TWO LARGE ROOM OFFICE - MMOlf. Call 7474370 after 4 p.m. Boro S100 per month. Hcaf Included loroge, lull basement Low 70 s Owner. LADIES THREE SPEED DUNELT — El eiCHESHIRE SQUARE FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE - Fire- Ample parking. Call 544-1010. crllenl condition. ISO firm Coll 741-030} WALL HAVE AT STUD-TOY APRICOT place. Fcnced-ln. Good location. UOO per Sim. evenings. LOST — Old Collie lypc female, holt while POODLE - Sire of Pointed Get. For ter month. Coll 471*1)4. 4000 SO. FT. AVAILABLE — Far mlnl-su- MIDDLETOWN Ul. 500 (ace. Nome "Lody. Laurel A»e . Hoilel The Exclusive Adult Shrewsbury, N.J. vice coll 544 1345 per market, center ol Atlantic Warehouse Four bedrooms. 10x11 master, two full MINI.CYCLE 1*73 - Show room condl oreo No license, choker collor Reward tn—tbun *•«.. al tycMMn KAZLET — Five-room ranch. Full cellar complex In New Shrewsbury. 1000-cor baths. IS' science eat in kitchen, 17' living Ion. Rorelyused S119.*S Coll 717 IB! or 717 47BS Condominium lor those IRISH SETTER and aorogo. Adults preferred. No pels. 744 parking. Coll 541.3000. room with fireploce. 10' Florida room, full M43O34 48 and over 747-5400 Female, three yeart old. AKC registered UIO recreational basement, attached overslied LOST — On* while female col wllh blue Call 4tS-O5»3 anytime CHWINN - 10 speed woman s bike Two MBaVBBaMBM HIGHLANDS — Four-bedroom house, un 110. Wanted To Rent garoge On 145' landscaped lot lew tires. eyes, one year old ond deaf Vicinity ot KEESHOUNO AKC — Male. Seven furnished. Newly decorated. Den. large KELMEO REALTORS 471 5450 7073444 Wedarwood Gardens. Eolontown. Greatly En|oy the luxuries and 131. Houses for Sale COLLEGE PROFESSOR. Wile. One Child months. Mutt toll. Please moke an offer kitchen, pantry, yard. Security ond refer MIODLETOWN S1S.500 missed. Please contact Dolores Bell. S47 the elegance in your Coll 041 5743 ices required Call 3*l-1104. - Desire houie/atnrimenl In Shrewsbury PIDER BIKES-TWO bays. 10 In 41(1. or New Shrewsbury. Sept. occupancy. 741- It master bedroom. 14' living room, scl •heels 115 each or both S7S own privacy LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS - KEANSBURG - Compact tour rooms. 4143. ence eat-In kitchen. 133' lot. Low taxes. A Call 741-4717 LOST TWO MALE KITTENS - Three eol doll house. * months, one block ond white, one gray ond COOL OFF Black, eight weeks ok), AKC registered I135poy own utilities. IV, month's secu- 1)15. COII73M3II or 574-1110after)p.m. HOUSING WANTED - Social Service MELMEO REALTORS 4715450 I SCHWINN - Super Sport. 14 months. white. Little Silver area 747-U37. (Only a lew left) From rity. Adults preferred. 7074)51*. agency, seeking rentals tor clientele. Call xcellent condition 5100 IColl MIDDLETOWN — Split-level In very nice LHASA APSO PUPPIES - Whelped May KEANSBURG — Private cottage, three dolly, Mr. Guru. S41-0000, Ext. 140. No 741 1730 WALLET FOUND - Over 1100 In wollel $41,900 ' 23. Champion lints, good color. UM 44* rooms plus both, furnished, all utilities, commissions Involved. area. Large corner lot with plenty ol Owner mini poy lor ad.141-1411. Louis Til IN adults preferred. 11*0.717-3*40. •hr.ubs. Home consists of three bedrooms. ton WANTED — Exceptionally reasonable Iving room, dining room, kitchen, game 152. Boats and Accessories PEKINGESE — AKC whltt rare male. MATAWAN - Four small rooms, adopt apartment required by very quiet and room, IVi baths, utility room, sun porch. 3LUE JAY SAILBOAT — Olsen. F|. 213. Instruction CHESHIRE SQUARE Seven months old. Nol suitable for chll able tor two people 1135 per month plus hard-working couple with obedient house Full wall, raised hearth fireplace in living jerglos. all tolls, with spinnaker, full can- RARITAN dren. Best alter. 717*152. security 1711514 otter 5. trained dog Coll 741 1574 after S p.m. room Priced at U7.M0. VA, FHA wcl OS covers, excellent condition, with trail AFTERNOON REAL ESTATE SALES o«ta n. on rtosna»«. PINTO — Good pleasure hartt. Tack and come HERB READ ASSOCIATES. Real pr 747504* 74747**after4pm COURSE — 1-4 pm. Coll Monrnoulh In- MIDDLETOWN AREA - Four bedroom tor 73*1100. stitute. 741-0779. anytime UTTUaVU, NJ brushes Included. Must sell. house with attached aorage Coll 7*7-4*54 9OSTON WHALER - GLASTRON. STI TUTOR - Specie! education teacher Al Call 7413441 OCEANPORT-Port-au-Peck — Hew list UGER. OURANAUTIC. JOHNSON out VALLEY!! ng Beautiful three yeor-old Dutch Colo lernoons. by the hour. Call 1*1 4730 be- 47-1117 74II2M PUG PUPPIES AKC MIDDLETOWN — II New Monmouth REAL ESTATE XJOrOs, OMC stern drive. ME RCRUISER nlol Central olr, fantastic kitchen, den Buy Where The Service Is! tween 6-7 p.m. Fawn or •lack Road, month-by-month basis. „ FOR SALE Ith fireplace and built-in bar. three bed • ••••*>•! * AU CENTRAl AM * Guaranteed Arnold 441-3ttf RentS37S WEAVING LESSONS — Four.harness rooms, two boths, living, room, dining looms, four-week course. • 133. Income Property STALLS FOR RENT SEA BRIGHT — Near the water Unusual 131. Houses For Sale room, sun deck and much more. Asking FLAGSHIP Coll 717 7710 MIDDLETOWM AREA big ranch. Three or tour bedrooms. Avail only S41.500. Call lor appointment. CAM Municipal Marine Basin $52,900 741-1307. able June I. Yearly lease. Asking UOO A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes In ASSA AGENCY. Realtor MCMLS. 4 Park tlantlc Highlands 1*1-1430 month plus utilities. Monmouth County! Its yours If you write er Ave.. Little Sliver. 7414334. (Free - 1*75 Tide Chart) 131. Houses for Sole Comer HomeSite, THREE AOORABLE KITTENS — Free to or call Betsy Ross Agency. 117 Rl. 35. Key- PROFESSIONAL good DOOM. Litter frolned. Two Mock, on* HICKEY AGENCY port, N.J. o/735 Phone: M4 3454 4 or 5 Bedroom Bl-Level. gray llgtr. Coll 747 Ittl. Realtor 101. Apartments 108. Commercial Rentals APPLEBROOK RANCH — In Middle OFFICES TWO THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE - 17 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach Coll 717-4007 anytime town's most desirable area. Beautifully 110 BANK U)X«T Hl-IISf INDUSTRIAL SPACE MARLBORO, NJ. Five year-old ond four year-old. Gentle landscaped ond treed 115x175 lot. »xlS ga- I Doctors. Lawyers, tnsutors. I $54,900 ond nice way of going ond lumps. Call 7*1 SEASONAL OR YEARROUHO - Lorge meroom with beamed celling. Living room BVtlVlfW TOWEIS FACTORY SPACE Over 70,000 Realtors Matawan Township 4JH or barn, initM. ask for Edythe three-bedroom. Big yord. USOper monlh 70 ACRE FARM Center Hall Colonial with fireplace, formal dining room. eat-In OH NAVISWK ItVH sq tt .(Smallest unit 7.000 sq (Strathmore) Ranch remodeled plus utilities Keonsburg. 717.1*44 or 717 kllchen, otloched two-car garage with loft I With beautiful 4 bedroom 1812-1 on Oversized Lot. 80. Merchandise Wanted '351 Unique patio. Privacy ond convenience One be* M ) Sprinkler system, heat on I type Colonial home. Modern to accommodate professionals | SHREWSBURY Conl lost al tSS.WO. THE KIRWAN CO.. premise parking 187 cars All or Professional Decor. Realtors, open until 0.144 7700 kitchen and bathrooms, several | I on State Hwy 34. corner plot LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES, Three/live bedrooms. iv> baths, modern any part kitchen, large grounds, trees, etc. One or out-buildings in good repair JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH CeOIOr Ray $85,000 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES wo yeor lease. Security required. SSOO ASSUMPTION S3*.«00 uarnoMAi urn 85% ol land area is cleared, Four-bedroom with 14' master, IS' living $55,900 10 Riverside Avt., Rod Bank 741 7474 monthly plus utilities. (901) Ml 7113 or 771 Cat 747-1 IN er «s»r Inker balance consists ol two-acrel Excellent income potential 457* room, full finished basement, In ground 4 or 5 Bedroom Bl-Level, pool, garage. 145' landscaped lot. lake surrounded by trees Zon- [ Call Al Masch ALL LIONEL TRAINS TOMS RIVER - Independence Special. HELMED REALTORS 471 5450 I Above-Ground Pool, Whltt Others. Instant cosh opprolsol. <44-7tf] Three bedrooms, lull basement, porch. mg-agnculture and residential stove, refrigerator. Yes, children and pets. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — New home Property fronts on county Hwy 946-3700 ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Orltntol rugt 350. GUARANTEED RENTALS. 7747000 Buy direct tram builder Aluminum Picket Fence. LES DEUX » DON PONS, 7ft River Rd., Call 1*1-1441 HAILIT 520 Price $390,000 Terms! Fair Haven. 047-4157 or 741-4337. CASH. ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM SUITE available Call Al Masch 946-1 ANTIQUES - An/thing old. Furnllur*. 103. Rentals To Shore BEST BUY 130.J0O MIDDLE ROAD VILLAGE 3700., $57,900 china, glo». dolli.J«w«lry. run. Top cot* Three bedrooms. 10' master, 14' dining Centrally located in Red Bank WOULD WIDOW —-Like la share her 4 or 5 Bedroom Bl-Level, M. Mary Jan* RoaHVdl. It* E. River room, 10' science eat-In kllchen. wood MNIOR CITIZEN NOUSIHS approximately 900 sq It. heat, K!.. Rumen. M1-11M. home and txpentet with another octlve burning fireplace In living room. Located In-Ground Pool. widow on pension? Mlddlelown Atlantic n Mlddletowns lines! area, on 175' lot 41 YEARS MINIMUM AGE air conditioning, janitorial ser- BEER STEINS WANTED tlghlands oreo. Coll a-* p.m., B«7 00*7. MELMEO REALTORS 471 5450 BY COLLECTOR vices sell service elevator tree WANDER 4*3-4747 :APE COO HOME IN LITTLE SILVER - RENT STARTING AS LOW AS parking Will subdivide AROUND? 105. Summer Rentals Call "MIRROR. MIRROR :Ktra large lot, beautiful londscoplng 1131 PER MONTH Also 3-room suite Approxi SHELLY ON THE WALL. A CUTE SMALL HOUSE IN KEANS- Fireplace and tour bedrooms. Near ichools and shopping. Will not lost. Only In MODEL APARTMENT mately 420 Sq tt WHO IS FAIREST IURC - Two small bedrooms, lorge OPEN |A.¥. 4:30 P.M REALTY REAL ESTATE ;llchen, small living room. Close To he 140.000't. E.A. ARMSTRONG OF THEM ALL?" 7 DAYS 4. SCX HOtMDa Ml HULMTXLN1 TRY 741 5331 •ochet ond transportation. Children and AGENCY. Realtor, S5S Prospect Ave.. (-Mart Hm Little Silver. 741-4S00. •tsollowed. 1100 per monhf plus utilities. 433 MIDDLE ROAD 946-3700 17-Jtil between M »m. COLONIAL (35.500 MM.* ORIENTAL RUGS 144-4555 or 440 4700 ELBER0N - Three-bedroom spill level Three-bedroom featuring IS' master. 14 Call 747-1100 OLD WORLD SERVICE Hove customtrt far all slits, •rp*»J"" BEAST MALS'nH(XMM_\((Jf7II lion. Ebner Corpot. Red Bank. HI-MM. with olr, porch, refrigerator, slave, wall- Ivlrtg room, formal dining room, modern Folr Housing eat-In kitchen. 17' enclosed porch, two-car or your Broktr CXJNTEMPORARY RESUIK LL PIECES ANTIQUE FURNITURE o-woll corpeflng. Yes, childreni ond pjis. 7391200 'enced vordTun. GUARANTEED RENT- garage. On % ocrt. 946-3700 Ogs&aii k ALS, 77<-7IOO, Fee. HELMED REALTORS 471 5450 Available Imnttdiattlv Snuffy Smith TUESOAY. JULY 8, 1975 The Daily Register 18 I NCED ft NEW WHAT CAN PENCIL SHARPENER FER TH' SCHOOL- Crossword puzzle I DO FER HOUSE, SILAS- VOU, MISS' 1 24 Kind of TH CHEAPEST ACROSS 32 An Astaire 53 Working drum PRUNJELW? 1 Tiny brook 33 Square or against one WE GOT 25 Billiard S Musical tap another shot transition 34 Cut down 56 Shriveled 26 Perfect 10 Transaction 35 Spanish 57 Prolonged 14 Thought painter bout 27 Fabric 15 Bedeck 36 Sponge 58 Speech 28 Nuclear 16 Pa. city 37 Observe problem group 17 Living 38 Droop 59 High-strung 29 European dangerously 39 - Castle 60 Totted river 20 Poetical 40 Underseas 61 Facile 30 Attack adverb detector DOWN 31 Pitchers 21 Witnessed . 41 Good taste 1 Mellow 33 "Pride and 22 Carl or Bob 43 Fitted and 2 Otiose Prejudice" Hi and Lois 23 Card-playing flat 3 Regan's character term 44 Pretentious father 36 "The Bare foot -" BUT THEREfe NOTHING I DONT SEE ) ME HAS 24 Formal 45 Actual 4 Secular dance 46 Thrust 5 In a ratio- 37 Christmas TDDOIN HERE,MOM/ • WHAT HIS ^\ TWO 6OOD to Bardot THUMBS. 25 Wretchedness 49 Ascend nal way ABSOLUTELV 28 Talk 50 Soul: Fr. 6 Moved 39 Polo 40 Keen NOTHING/ Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: gradually 7 Robe 42 Room under E B |U | F I u t ! |( k i l|S|P| 8 Swiss the roof £ S A ii i i U I) 1 i M | T 10 | canton 43 Scorched |f 1E Is T 1 A N 1 S • T|E|P| 9 Hold spell- 45 Makeup item IB bound 46 Beyond 10 Sully 47 Virginia r I M^* \ f i willow genus ICIAIR 11 A N I 1 R F 11 Hibernia I 48 Beige ) r |ft I A y 11>t 1 R 1 ', H (IN 12 Yorkshire 1 1 river 49 Hurried 'THAT NEW KioHASMreor 'HE THINKS MAYBE THE IEIC1G I \ i hi 1 u c p 1 1 50 Land mass UJH A 13 Suggestive M4fW m'amiw • 'i! f T TT Q glance 51 Disarrange I f i i]i|t| 18 French 52 Catch sight Children's Letter n 1 (i A II [i 1 i A|P|A| river of i jut'. i u II 1 ! 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Take your time now and you'll PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - READ "YOU A stand up for your rights, As a youngster you may be not have to hunt around for time Spend at least part of this morn- BEDTIME STORY however, for there is bound to considered lazy by many. This is later. Disregard another's notion ing contemplating your immedi- come a time when you will real- because you will not come easily of what you should be doing now ate future. You may well formul- ize that others are moving ahead to a decision about your career - - and how you should be doing ate a principle from which you of you purely and simply and until that decision is made, it. can work. because you are not providing you will not be inspired to any SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - ARIES (March 21-April 19) - them with enough firm competi- truly admirable work. A morning when haste makes Any new project should be ex- tion -- and the key word here is * * * waste - and waste ultimately amined with care this morning. firm! Once such a realization Wednesday, July » makes failure of the present en- It may be that you will wish to takes hold of you, you will begin CANCER (June 21-July 22) - deavor. Guard your feelings alter your plan of attack. Take to make your way in the world - Make every effort not to be at against insensitive elders. time to think! an enviable and highly suc- fault this morning when argu- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Andy Capp cessful way! ment is easily begun - but ended Dec. 21) -If you are careful to -Take care that you don't com- Like so many born under the only with difficulty. Pay atten- make your decisions from a mit your time, energy, or money sign of Cancer, you are deeply tion to new rules. reasonable basis, you will not to an endeavor doomed to affectionate yet given to hiding LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Keep have to muddle through until failure. Look into all aspects of that side of your nature to such a your nose to the grindstone; you can remake them! any proposal. degree that many think you otherwise, you may be in a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - aloof, perhaps even unfeeling. difficult position by afternoon or 19) -Postpone decisions until Don't believe everything you You must take care that you evening. Make the effort to take late in the day if possible. Don't hear - and only half of what you don't alienate those who might, another into your confidence. be too concerned about another's see. This is a good time to keep a with a little warmth from your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - lack of material benefits; it is not promise - but not necessarily to side, prove close and valuable New contracts may be full of permanent. believe in one. SheinwokTs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD If South ruffed with* the leads a spade to dummy's A player who is short In one king of spades, West's jack queen to draw West's last West dealer suit is likely to have length in would be high; and if South trump. North-South vulnerable other suits. This elementary ruffed with anything else. DAILY QUESTION NORTH principle may help you in the West would overruff. Dealer bids one spade, your « Q872 play of a difficult hand. . Now go back to elementary partner passes, and the other K 109 53 trump, trying to draw trumps lead a diamond to dummy's best unbid suit. 0 AK3 at once. ace in order to return a low ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' 0 Q86 Haste makes the usual trump from dummy. written by Alfred Sheinwold • K5 Haste made the usual East must waste his ace of is available. Get your copy by West North East South Pogo waste. Declarer played dum- spades on a low card. When sending 50 cents to The Red Pass Pass 14 14 my's queen of spades to force East then leads another club. Bank Register, P. O. Box Pass 3 * Pass 4 A X3U AIN'T GONNA WOU PINT TH»y HAVE TIM6 out the ace and back came South can safely ruff with the 1111, Los Angeles, Calif. All Pass MOW CAN YOU tftNO tVH /VSj- I KNOWS WIOAV r^ 10 WAV» IT PWNTIP another club. king of spades. South next 90053.) Opening lead - • J cm iuttfttfi 00*1 vou TW6I3 COWftON A UCrx TIMS WHTHC KNOW WHAT TDPAV 14? 5UMPAV THIS MON1W AW FOUftTH Of JUIV1 HEKE'STHE WORlPWARI VOU'VE FWIN6 ACE LOCKED IN A COST US K5PERATE HANP-TO-HANP $IBm£ TWO THOOSANP FEET THE RACE! IN THE AlK OVER FRANCE

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NO.SIR, THIS IS /OTHERONE? GENERAL,THE ANOTHER CHIEF SCNT/fff—HE VMNTS THE ONE. X\\/^ S /MONEY--A HALF A MILLION .' ATLANTIC STRAND THEATRE SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY, JULY a. 1975 The Daily Register 19. CINEMA 2910148 KETPORT 2640452 ATLANTIC HIGHIANDS "AIR CONDITIONED" Television Today M On mouth College plans "PUMPER" New York Channels — 2, 4, 5: , 7 a nature study. "We will 7 EVENING • ASSIGNMENT AMERICA mer session period, July 14 study living organisms and "Cartier Breuoo'i New Jersey: A Sbon Cat Through fcOO ODBOBID NEWS Ancrka. through Aug. 2. Prof. Vemon the environmental factors GONE WITH B BEWITCHED O WITNESS TO YESTERDAY Churchill, a member of the that influence them," Mr. "Sans Yoo lloo Maid" 'Kate Reid as Qucea Victoria'' O THE WILD, WILD WEST 9:00 O © HAWAII FIVE-O biology faculty, will conduct Churchill said. The course THE WIND The Night of the Druid's Blood" "A Gun for McGarrctt" Each bearing tears of gang the workshop. Classes will will focus upon learning to O STAR TREK Land violence, MrGarreii and an art dealer, Mum meet on Tuesdays, Wednes- Dispatched to the pluet Capella to aegotiaie a traarj, Howard, are sympathelically drawn together. (•) recognize various species of CIARKGABLE Capuio Kirk is imprtsooed 0 THE RIVALS Of SHERLOCK HOLMES days and Thursdays, from S plants and animals in their ^STREISAND &CAANr VIVIEN LEIGH IB TODAY IN DELAWARE The Hone of the Invisible" to 9 p.m. and on Saturdays tB (52) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY O) CIVILISATION natural environment. Insect LESUE HOWARD B SESAME STREET "Grandeur and Obedience" Baroque Rome is rise from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. collection and identification, focal point as Sir Kenneth Clark weight a period of 6:30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS The course is open to stu- water testing, air sampling, OUYIAdeHAVILLAND 0 I LOVE LUCY severity — The Catholic Restoration. »:30 a MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS dents who have had at least a and rock and mineral collec- "Gossip" (52) JEANNE WOLF WITH . . . STARTS WEDNESDAY O ABC EVENING NEWS basic college level course in ting are activities that will be 7:15 4 9:00 "Arthur Hailey" US CIS EVENING NEWS 10:00 0 CD BARNABY JONES biology, and may be taken for stressed. 0 TAKE 12 "Death on Deposit." A imall mwn baak prcaioent'i "The Tale-Rap" respectable reputation covers a trail of undergraduate or graduate 0 BIG BLUE MARBLE and murder. ( R I v credit. The workshop n a There will be extensive (521 FORE! a O POLICE STORY four-credit course. Mr. field studies in a variety of Reincarnation 7:00 O CIS EVENING NEWS To Steal a Million" Detectives track a braien but inept jewel thief hoping he wilt lead them to a couple Churchill noted that the natural settings, with an em- B LET'S MAKE A DEAL suspected of planning a major jewel robbery. (R) of Peter Proud" O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS course will be of particular phasis on the coastal area. In a NEWS 0 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW interest to elementary and addition, there will be several "A Girl lor Goober* a B MARCUS WRBY, M.0. Q TO TELL THE TRUTH 'No Coda in Sight " A brilliant researcher and diag high school teachers wishing field trips to federal, state, 0 ABC NEWS noslicisn who comes to work st the Family Practice to incorporate more environ- and county parks and nature Center can not adjust to doctor-patient rciatiooatupa. ' O THE METS IN JAPAN mental studies in their class- preserves. Fantastic Sim footage of die Mats October Mickey Mouse Out., including Sharon ID INT'IL ANIMATION FESTIVAL Bsird. Lonnie Burr, Tommy Cole, Darleae Gillespic, flD THE WAY IT WAS Cheryl Holdridgr and Roy Williams, are reunited. (R) "Joe Louit-Billy Coon Heavyweight Fight" Q NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE HOWARD JOHNSON'S |52} SPECIAL OF THE WEEK a ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE "Broken Treaty at Battle Mountain." A documentary "1 Married a Monster From Outer Span" (1951) •bout the struggle of the Western Shothone Indian, starring Tom Tryoo, Gloria Talbott. to preserve their lands tad way of life. OS NIGHT FINAL •=» B © BICENTENNIAL MINUTES 1:20 a JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Narrator: Carl Albert. S3 THE LATE SHOW I 1:30 O CD M.A.S.H "Cloak and Dagger" (1946) scarring Gary Cooper, Trapper John refutes to have a medical check-up be- Ulli Palmer. came he Mtpens he hit ao ailment that he doesn't 1:30 a THE LATE SHOW want revealed. (R) "Fiesta" (1947) starring Bather Williams. Ricardo O O NBC WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE Montalban. 'Death Stalk" starring Vince Edwards. Vic Morrow. I.-H a REEL CAMP Two men battle imcneroui rapidi and each other at 2.00 a NEWS they desperately try to catch up with four escaped convicts who are fleeing down a raging river in rubber a THE GREAT, GREAT SHOW GENE HACKMAN rafti after having abducted the men's wives. (R) 'Time Lon and Time Remembered" (1966) starring See Peter sellers A Sarah Miles, Cyril Cusack. 2:20 a NEWS ' as inspector Clouseau jfi "yj™ *' itii lues Ins At the movies ' Ju NO UHMN MATS. Academy Award- 2mi.ieuttiJcl FISH FRY These schedules ore pro- KIANMURO — winnii ig n >le. Happy Hooker 7:30; 9:30 Rro 35 & 36 the RETURN of the WEDNESDAY AND FRIDA Y vided by the theater and the MIODLETOWN 264-2200 times are for today only. TOWN EAST — DRIVE IN Prisoner nf Second Avenue 7: IS; 9: IS RID SANK TOWN WEST — , Pink Panther** MONMOUTH ARTS (Fermerly me Car- Funny Lady 7:00; •:» warren beatty ALL YOU CAN EAT HAZLET lion) — Godlolhlr Port II 7:45 PLAZA- julie christie • goldie hawn Golden Fried MOVIES III — French Connection Part II 7: IS; »:» Clndenllo 10:10 o.m.; II : 30 o.m., RT 35 DRIVE IN- 1:40; 2:40; 7:00 Escape Io Witch Moun- Shampoo 9:00; 1:01a.m. Love Mo tain II noon, 1:00; 3:00; 4:00; 1:30 china 11:07 MOVIES IV - CINEMA I - FLOUNDER French Connection Part II 1:00; 10:00 Pink Panther 1:30; 3:40; S:M; 1:05; Whit* Straw! 10:15 SH*IWUU*Y Rail lank Complete with CINEMA I — CINEMA II - Funny Lody 3:20; 5:00; 7:10; 10:00 Jowl 2:00; (25; 6:55, 9:31 CINEMA II - MATAWAN • French Fries 95 CINEMA 14- Return ol the Pink Panther 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 1:00; 10:00 EloerSoncllon7.15, 9:X ANO • Cole Slow only person STHATNMORE WALT DISNEY SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL 2 IAT0MT0WN CINEMA I - COMMUNITY- Escape to Witch Mountain 2:00; 1:15 Jacqueline Swunn's -ARISTOCATS Prisoner ot Second Avenue J: X: 9*0 Clndtrella 3:30, |:|$ DRIVE-IN — CINEMA II- HOWARD Frencft Connection Port II 9:00; 11:10 Gone With Ih« Wind 7:30 ».STRONGEST MAN ..WORLD Eleven Horrow House 11:00 »SBO«Y PARK LONG BRANCH SAVOY — TECHNICOLOR* Idjao -PLUS CO-HIT— China Girl 7:00; 9:35 Happily Ever At. Sflisauioia K biuii JOHNSON'S MOVIES I — tt* • • • t« • •••••••••••••• ...... Jaws 7:15; 9:45 In case of rain matinee terl:25 1:30 LYRIC- O R A N T' 8 Rxkina Chaii rhtatrti HIGHWAY 35 MIDDIETOWN MOVIES II — Kuna Fu 7:30 Cornbreod 9:30 Return ot the Pink Panther 7:40; 10:00 PARAMOUNT - SAVOY In caie ol rain matinee 3:00 p.m. Tommy 2:00; 7:30; 9:45 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BARONET - Mattison off Main Earthquake2:00; 7:30; «:45 ATLANTIC CINEMA — Hsbury Park•988-3533 I IHaliMrt A»as aiaj Gone Wllh The Wind 7:45 NEPTUNE TOP NAME STARS: You may raco|niie '" 870-2700 NEPTUNE CITY- the malt and temala ludlng ttars tram Prisoner at Second Avenue 7:30; 9:35 OCEAN TOWNSHIP their tolas in CHINATOWN tnd HAWAII CIRCLE — FIVEO. I'RE INVITED Funny Lody 7:15. 9:35 MIDOLEEROOK CINEMA I — "At the New Manager Eloer Sanction 7:40; 10:00 In COM ol rain 1:30 p.m. CINEMA II- of the EATONTOWN French Conhecllon Part II 7:30; 9:40 In case ot Roln mallnee 1:45 aOUtM MOttMOUTN ROLLER RINK... 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