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VOL. 98 NO.249 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1976 15 CENTS Compromise sought on income tax By SHERRY CONOHAN tempt to resolve differences said they foresaw a shutdown al, said he had thought a com- "It looks like we've got The Assembly made Us SUIc HHH Cirrespudeit between,the Senate proposal of the schools. promise could be worked out some kind of Mexican stand- commitment of including The municipalities of the but, as of yesterday/had off," he said. property tax relief as part of TRENTON - With the aUd income tax-property tax state are under court order to changed his mind. He said he Sen. Bedell said he didn't any income tax proposal clock ticking towards a court- relief p,an adopted earlier by cease virtually all ex- had concluded the Assembly view the lack of likelihood of abundantly clear In its over- ordered shutdown of public ine Assembly penditures for public schools was firmly committed to pro- compromise as fatal to the whelming rejection, 77-2, of schools nine days away, the . on July 1 If the legislature viding substantial property schools, however. He said he Senate amendments to the State Assembly yesterday, on Assembly Speaker Joseph hasn't come up with a new tax relief as part of any In- thought the Supreme Court earlier Assembly bill which a vote of 77 to 2, resoundingly LeFante, D-Hudson, said he source of funding for public come tax plan while the Sen- would back off on its threat to watered it down to a flat 15 rejected a flat l.S per cent expected a compromise ac- education by then to relieve ate would never be able to close down the schools before per cent income tax. state income tax which has ceptable to both houses of the the heavy reliance on the line up the necessary 21 votes the July 1 deadline. After the 'vote, Assembly been proposed by the state. legislature could be worked property tax under the in that chamber for approval "The closing of the schools Majority Leader William J. A conference committee out in time to meet the July 1 present system, which has of an income tax that went Isn't going to accomplish any- Hamilton Jr., D Middlesex consisting of three members deadline set by the State Su- been ruled unconstitutional. beyond providing the $378 mil- thing," he said. He said that and Somerset, took the floor of the Assembly and three preme Court for closing pub- State Sen. Eugene J. Bed- lion needed to fully fund the would be a case of overkill to stress that he didn't want members of the Senate was lic schools, but other legisla- ell, D-Monmouth, a consistent "thorough and efficient" similar to killing a dog be- anyone - "especially our col- immediately set up to at- tors weren't so sure. Several foe of any Income tax propos- (T&K) education law. cause it had fleas. leagues in the Senate" — to misread what it meant. He said it should not be inter- preted as minimizing the Sen- ate's action in passing an in- come tax at long last after Howard says Army study voting one down six times in the past. "It means we think we can and must do better," he said of the 1.5 per cent Senate pro- calls move plan inefficient posal. The tax plan passed the Senate last week with the ba- WASHINGTON - An un- Comm/ADP would be created combining of functions at n. all along that their preferred published Army report obtain- by Ft. Monmouth — consoli- rest minimum majority pos- Monmouth, nor would there alternative is not logical," sible — 21 votes in the 40- ed by Rep. James J. Howard, dating some of the remaining by any improvement in inter- Mr. Howard said. "Now it D-N.J., states that the move- research missions — while 370 member house At least two actions." seems there are even people of those who voted for it have ment of personnel from Ft. jobs from the Electronics Although the Concept Study in the Army that agree with Monmouth as proposed in the Warfare Laboratory (EWL) said flatly they would with- did not define "personnel pe- me." draw their support if the pro- Army's realignment plan would be shifted to Vint HUI nalities," a separate study "The Army talks about would decrease efficiency and Farms Station, Fauquier posed tax rate Is raised conducted independently of eliminating duplication yet it beyond 1.5 per cent to pro- result in the need for addi- County, Va. the Army one by members of proposes to moye the Laser tional support personnel. duce more money than the The remainder of the 505 SavEcom, a group of ECOM Technical group to the Night $378 million needed for T&K The report, known as the jobs would be transferred to employes, claimed that in any Vision Laboratory (Ft. Bel- Concept Study for the Estab- the Harry Diamond Labora- such move, less than 20 per voir) while there is not a Sen. Alene S. Ammond, D- Camden and Burlington, one PROBLEM KEMAINS - A delected Assembly lishment of the Commu- tories in Adelphia, Md., and cent of the present employes single cooperative program President Joseph LeFante gavels closed the vote nications/Automatic Data Ft. Belvolr, Va. would actually accept trans- going on between the two fa- of the two who have said they will jump ship, said simply ei- machine In the Assembly after the lower house re- Processing Center The Army's Concept Study fers. In addition, they point to cilities," Mr. Howard contin- jected confirmation of the Senate's income tax of the realignment details the the relative "isolation" of the ued. ther the Assembly will pass (Comm/ADP), was prepared "our" tax or there wUl be no package yesterday. The vote was 77-2 ogalnst the by the Army to study the ef- impact in all areas both at Ft. three Capital-region sites Spokesmen for the Army package and they decided to appoint a committee fects of its realignment pro Monmouth and at the three from academic and other re- could not be reached for com- See ( •mpromlsr, page 2 to try and resolve trje situation. posaL known as the "pre- Capital-area bases scheduled search facilities. . ment last night. ferred alternative." to receive new researchers. In total, the SavEcom re- Mr. Howard pointed out The realignment proposal, A release from Mr. Howard port, which Its members per- that the Army proposes to announced by the Army, April issued yesterday, however, sonally delivered to White move 70 laser research people only focused on the con- 1, would require elimination ltmtt J. IUw.nl House, Pentagon and Con- from Ft. Monmouth in order Board voices favor of 275 jobs at the Electronics clusions drawn about the ef- gressional officials in Wash- to combine them with eight Command (ECOli) and the fect on the EWL as detaUed administrative support base ington, claimed that the pre- others at Ft. Belvolr, and 14 transfer of M6 others to three in the Concept Study. at Ft. Monmouth," the Con- ferred alternative would set from the Harry Diamond La- sites ID the Washington area. "The separation of the cept Study stated, "would add back electronics warfare re- boratories. V_^ If this plan were, imple- Electronic Warfare Labora- personnel penalties which search from five to 10 years. "If the desirel result Is co- for a ferry service— mented, a new command, the tory from the technical and would not be offset by the re- "f've been telling the Army See Howard, page J FREEHOLD — The county Planning ternatives suggested by federal planners, but Board yesterday endorsed the intent of legisla- proposed a fourth which would incorporate tion which was introduced yesterday to pro- some aspects of the other three. vide for passenger ferry service between Key- Mr. Spitz's recommendation includes mass port, Jersey City and the Gateway National transportation services to the park; natural Recreation Area at Sandy Hook preservation of resources, a transportation Blaze hits ex-Fisk Chapel The legislation has been introduced system within the park, waterborne trans- Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., ar portation directly to the park, and programs By JULIE MCDONNELL on the scene for several hours Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J. oriented for the local community and special .to guard against flare-ups. Ferry service to the park was included in interest groups. FAIR HAVEN - Borough Police and fire officials are 'the original legislation creating the Gateway The planner suggested that any water- residents had a few anxious investigating the cause of the recreation area, but was later deleted. borne transit dock be built in an area to the moments yesterday after- blaze, and have not ruled out the possibility of arson. The county planners, in an effort to ease north of Horseshoe Cove peninsula. The area noon, as a fire flared up brief- the expected increase in traffic on Rt. 36 to has the necessary water depth, and remains of ly In the M-yearold Bicenten- "We're not ruling out any- Gateway, endorsed the legislation. Freeholder a former Army dock still exist. nial HaU on Cedar Ave. thing at this point," said Fire Chief Douglas Sauer. Thomas J. Lynch Jr., a board member, said Mr. Spitz suggested as an alternative the But borough firefighters, that "Keyport supports the Idea," and so does building of a dock near the auditorium. He aided by Red Bank fire de- Electrical service to the Rep. Frank Thompson, Jr. D-N.J. said this would provide access to the historical building was on, the chief areas of Sandy Hook and Is in proximity to partment volunteers, brought Keyport Is in Mr* Thompson's district. the blaze under control within said. existing ocean bathing facilities. half an hour, with damage The fire apparently origi- In related action, the board received a re- The planner did not recommend docking confined mainly to a side nated In a side room on the port from Charles A. Spitz, assistant county facUities outside the park because they would room and a part of the roof of left side of the building and planner, on proposals for development of the create additional traffic congestion. He also the building. spread upward to the roof. Gateway area suggested by planners for the did not recommend Horseshoe Cove for dock- federal project. ing facilities because it is now used as an The fire broke out around Charles H. Gompert Jr., Mr. Spitz rejected three individual al- anchorage for pleasure craft. 4:15, and was reported to the chairman of the Bicentennial borough fire department by Commission, said that the Kenneth W. Mann Jr., of 120 side room was to be used to Forman St. hold borough memorabilia Firemen from Red Bank and artifacts when the build- Middletown teachers label were called in when !'. be- ing is fully restored, but that came obvious that an aerial It was empty at the time of truck was needed to fight the the fire except for a cabinet picketing action successful fire on the roof. The borough and some kitchen utensils. does not own aerial equip- No estimate has been made BLAZE FOUGHT — Firemen from Fair Haven and Red Bank bring a fire MIDDLETOWN - Teacher next few days." This, she sion (PERC) that we wanted ment. of the damage, but there was in the 94-year-old Bicentennial Hall. Cedar Ave., Fair Haven, under control picketing outside township said, is "the first step after a post-fact-finding mediator." The fire was under control some water damage to the yesterday afternoon. Officials are still Investigating the cause of the blaze, elementary and junior high fact finding." Negotiations went to fact- by 4:45, but firemen remained See Blue, page I which damaged a side room and the roof of the former Flsk Chapel. schools yesterday and Friday Lawrence A. O'Neill 3d, finding in January. The was described by Mrs. Efta- board president, said last MTEA has met with the nor Guerci, president of the night that last Wednesday school board once since fact- Middletown Township Educa- night the board authorized finding. Although MTEA tion Association (MTEA) as Peter P. Kalac, board at- members have said that a Assembly votes funds to aid fetes successful. torney, "to notify the Public meeting was setup last Picketing was called Employes Relations Commis- See Teachers, page 2 It was through the efforts sary, to cope with both the Thursday to let the public and Register State Htue Bireai day, period should they be the Bayshore area in an at- necessary to maintain order tempt to get a glimpse of the of the legislators from Mon- crowds expected for Oper- the Board of Education know TRENTON - Two bills, or give logistical assistance to old ships. mouth County, of both par- ation Sail in the New York that teachers are unhappy ties, that the bill was one appropriating $600,000 to local authorities In controlling The remaining $350,000 in area and the spillover in the with the way contract nego- amended to include the reimburse a number of New traffic and providing health the bill Is for communities Camden area from Bicenten- tiations have been going. The inside story and sanitation faculties. in or near eight historic sites $100,000 for communities in nial activities in Philadelphia lire. Guerci said approxi- Jersey communities for ex- Monmouth and Middlesex. traordinary expenses they are The $600,000 provided in the including Monmouth Battle- mately to per cent of the Estimates are that between township teachers picketed at Till WKATHKK expected to Incur with Bicen- Assembly bill for reimburse- field State Park west of Free- The Senate bill, appropriat- 1,250,000 and 1,750,000 persons tennial activities over the ment of communities for their hold. A provision in the bill ing $108,000 in emergency various schools before the be- Periods of siisklie aid humid with will pour Into the Bayshore ginning of class each day. July 4 weekend, including Op- expenses would be funneled prevents any municipality . funds for the National Guard, area in Monmouth County ekaace *f shower* aid laiiderskiwers today eration Sail, and another ap- through the state Department from collecting funds under should troops be deemed nec- over the three-day holiday She said, "We have not aid tomorrow. Complete report •• page 2 propriating $108,000 for use of of Community Affairs. It In- more than one section of the essary, had been requested weekend. heard from the board," ad- National Guard troops If nec- cludes $154,000 for commu- measure. by Cov Brendan T. Byrne. ding that the picketing was " Parents Anonymous for child abasers 14 nities bordering or close to SUm Gsannet cooks rhubarb li essary won first round ap- Assemblyman Karl Weldel, a morale booster to the teach- the Hudson River and $100,000 Sen. Bernard J. Dwyer, D- The governor had said the Wheeler, Boglloll In Olympics it proval yesterday In the legis- R-Mercer, objected to the ers who have waited patiently for communities bordering or Middlesex, sponsor of the National Guard might be Yanks, Palls wta; Nets fall it lature. bill, contending that "it will for more than one year for close to Rarltan Bay, in- measure and chairman of the needed to provide logistical The bill appropriating give three cracks at the pot the settlement of a contract." Bridge Advice 21 DAILY REGISTER cluding the Bayshore area of Senate Appropriations Com- support for local law enforce- MM.MO to reimburse commu- for three counties — Mon- At issue is a two-year con- Classified 18 21 PHONE NUMBERS Monmouth County, all of mittee, said one of the main ment officials such as at wa- nities, on a voucher basis, for mouth, Middlesex and Hud- tract to cover the 1970-77 and Ctmles 11 Mala Office Him* which will incur extra ex- reasons for the legislation is tering stations, with wreckers their expenses over the July 4 son." He had sponsored a sep- 1177-78 schools years. CMtemporary Life 14, IS Till Free (71 UN penses for police, among oth- to secure National Guard hell- to clear stalled cars from weekend was passed by the arate bill appropriating Crossword Pinle 21 TMI Free SK-81N er things, In connection with copter coverage to assist with roads and with medical assis- Mrs. Guerci said that If ne- Assembly 51-14 and sent to $500,000 for historic sites tance, particularly helicopter Editorials i Classified Dept 542-I7M the Senate. Operation SaU. traffic control. gotiations do not begin soon Eitertalimeil, TV 11 OmUUm Dept 542 4MJ which was merged with an- Gov. Byrne had asked for evacuation. "I assume we will fUe for a The Senate, meanwhile, The tallest of the ships tak- other bill appropriating sepa- Flaaiclal II Sputa Dept S42-4W4 voted 33-0 to approve and ing part In the Bicentennial the money to provide Nation- super mediator within the Hameape 11 Mlddletiwi Bireaa C71-23S* rate funds for communities al Guard_ service, If neces- Dual's tend to the Assembly a bill sailing extravaganza on July affected by Operation SaU. Summer Sale. Swimsuits, Dn'tBiyAFord.... Make A Date 15 Freehold Birea«....^..4C-212I appropriating $108,000 to pay 4 will be anchored. In Sandy UitfwaSaie dresses, skirts, slacks, sports- Until tonight at Fairway OMauutet 4 L*ig Braick Bireai ..222-atH far me of 1,000 National Hook Bay on July 1 and 3. BeardJag-Balkbc-Trlulag Now In progress. Shirley wear, sizes 5 to 13 and 4 to 14. Ford's Moonlight Madness Spirts IS, 17 SUIekMse Bareaa M»-2t2 «3U troops over a three- Huge crowds are expected in Shop, 37 Broad St.. Red Bank' 93 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. Sale. See our ad on Page 18. - Purr n'PoochVttf-fMf. 2 The Dkdy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1976 Compromise is sought on income tax plan terday income tax bill, he said. (Continued) sembly, where 41 votes are any new revenue-raising mea- minute" before the July 1 the day that there was no Snedeker, R-Monmouth, During Assembly debate on Mr. Villane then publicly income tax and the schools needed for passage sure before the July 1 court deadline the legislature would concensus among members of Ocean, Burlington and Mer- the Senate's version of the in- asked Gov. Brendan T Byrne will be allowed to close deadline "I have never been act responsibly and adopt either party in either house as cer, as the Republican repre- Assembly Minority Leader come tax, Mr. Hamilton, the to meet with the leadership of She said it was foolish for optimistic," he said "This is some form of compromise to how the income tax bill sentative but Snedeker had Thomas Kean, R Essex, Mor- Assembly majority leader, the legislature to discuss the anyone to think they can not the type of legislature Senate President Matthew should be amended or what not voted for an Income tax. ris and Passaic, one of five termed it "just a tax on top income tax situation and to force the Senate to accept the that acts under pressure." Feldman, D-Bergen, indicated alternatives to it should be Mr. UFante held that all ap- Republicans who voted in fa- of a tax" and urged its de- also meet with the Supreme bigger dollar income tax Assembly Speaker LeKante there wasn't much room for considered. pointees to the committee vor of the Assembly's 2 to 4 feat. He said property tax re- Court to try to persuade the package by holding the threat maintained that there was no compromise in the Senate. He Named to the conference must have voted for an in- per cent graduated income lief had to be included and court to withdraw its deadline of a court-ordered school clos- tax plan, said it was not in- support for an increase in the acknowledged it would be vir- committee, which is to in- come tax. that the message he had been for closing the schools. ing over the members' heads. conceivable that a 2-cent in- sales tax in the Assembly. tually impossible to secure clude two Democrats and one The GOP spot was left va- getting from constituents was Assemblyman Charles B. crease in the sales tax would The problem, he said, was not the 21 votes needed in the Republican from both the cant temporarily and Mr Le- "We are now absolved of all "do it right the first time." Yates, D Burlington, one of be adopted as an Ilth hour whether or not there should Senate for any plan that went Senate and the Assembly, Fante said he would talk to responsibility," she said of Assemblyman Anthony M the two Assembly members measure, although he could be an income tax but how to beyond funding T&K were Sens. Frank J. Dodd, I) Mr. Kean about the matter the prospect of a school shut- Villane Jr., R-Monmouth, one who voted for the Senate not personally support such a reach a compromise on the Essex, John J. Horn, I)Cam today. down. "We met our respon- "By July 1 the schools will of the five Republicans who plan, contended that any In- bill. differing proposals of the two den, and Raymond H. Bate- The conference committee Mb." close. We have to come up voted for the Assembly ver- come tax was a progressive houses. man, R Somerset, Hunterdon was directed to work during Talk of alternatives to an "There always have been a with something — and it has sion of the income tax, criti- rather than a regressive type "The Senate has said there and Morris, and Assem- the week and come up with a Income tax resurfaced dunng number in our party (who gotta be here," Mr Feldman cized the measure returned of tax because it was based should be an income tax. The blymen Daniel F. Newman, report by Thursday and the the day, turning largely on a supported the sales tax boost) said when questioned on the from the Senate was "unrec- on ability to pay and urged and there have been a num- Assembly has said there D-Monmouth, Burlington and Assembly asked to return on 2 rent increase in the sales Assembly floor after the vote ognizable" from the cine a p acceptance of the Senate ver- ber in the Democratic party," should be an Income tax," he Ocean, and Martin A. Her- Friday to consider whatever tax, raising it to 7 cents This in that chamber against the proved by the Assembly sion to end the schools crisis. plan reportedly has 21 votes he said. "Who knows, perhaps said about the votes for ap- man, D-Salem and Glouces- plan the committee proposes Senate's proposed plan "The Senate didn't pish the He was joined in voting for now in the Senate, the min- they add up to 41." proval In the respective ter. The Assembly also will meet It was clear at separate green button, they pushed the the Senate plan by Assem- imum needed for approval, Mr. Kean was pessimistic, chambers for their different Mr. Kean, the Assembly mi- tomorrow to take up the Democratic and Republican panic button," when they blyman Walter Rand, D-Cam- but apparently does not enjoy however, about the prospect versions of the tax. He said nority leader, had proposed budget bills which were caucuses held by both the As- voted for the flat 1.5 per cent den. ai much support in the As- of the legislature approving he thought that "at the last sembly and the Senate during Assemblyman Clifford W. passed by the Senate yes- Howard says a study faults move plan Responding to Mr. How- the decision process. (Continued) nel and cost impacts resulting ECOM's parent command, "The plan to move the KW I. ard's report, Mr Hoffman ac- Army officials, however, locating these people, then from the division of ECOM added that any reorganization away from the other func- knowledged that the Army is had refused to make the Con- why not do it the cheapest into new organizations, one should consider the impor- tions at Ft. Monmouth with cognizant of what he termed and easiest way by moving 22 cannot consider them inde- tance of maintaining related cept Study available to the which it interacts on a( daily the "significant personnel tur- people to Ft. Monmouth?" pendently What can appear reserach projects in close public for comment despite basis Is a reckless act." bulence" which would occur Mr. Howard said. as savings because of consoli- numerous requests to do so proximity to each other. as the result of the'Army's Earlier this spring, Mr. by SavEcom members and Bolstering his contention dation of . . two organiza- plan. Further, Mr. Hoffmann Howard presented a detailed Mr Howard that the Army's realignment tions, could be a penalty be- "It is obvious that the au- told Mr. Howard that "the ne- plan is ill-advised and illogic- cause of the division of one of thor of the Comm/ADP Con- list to Army Secretary Martin cessity to maintain a contin- An aide to Mr Howard said al, Mr. Howard quoted from the original elements." cept Study had a much better R. Hoffmann, setting forth ar- uity of effort and a fast reac- that he would release addi- selected portions of the four- The report, drawn up by grasp of working relation- guments against the proposed tion capability to solve imme- tional portions of this unre- inch-thick concept study: staff members of the Depart- ships than the group that has relocation based on his con- diate critical problems" will leased document "as soon as "In order to make a, com- ment of the Army Readiness proposed to dismember versations with EWL employ- be given equal attention in possible." ' plete analysis of the person-- and Materiel Command, ECOM," Mi Howard added es. Newport to welcome Esmeralda's crew

By ED KANARKOWSKI action, but we (the city coun- counterpart there and Key- members of Borough Council sands of miles in good faith to Mr. Goeken's proclamation cil) couldn't see it. How can port Borough Council mem- say they will not attend be with us on our Bicenten- favoring the crew's visit is in NEWPORT, R.k - The you blame the present crew bers. Mr. Goeken, a utility com- nial. The least we can dp is direct competition with a pe- mayor of this old seaport for.what might have taken Meanwhile, in Keyport, pany employe, insists. "I thank them for coming," he tition being circulated by Wil- city- the first American place? Just because Jack An- Richard Gteken of 156 Beers won't call this a petition be- said liam C. Friedrlch to keep the community which Chile's con- derson says something St. last night began collecting cause the word 'petition' to Mr. Goeken, who says that crew out of town. troversial training ship, 'Es- doesn't make it law," signatures on a "people's me says something negative he collected "33 signatures Mr. Friedrich's petition has meralda, will visit during Op- stressed the mayor proclamation" to welcome — that you're against some- within an hour" last night, over 1,000 signers to date eration Sail - says the Chi- In his nationally syndicated the captain and crew mem- thing. In this case, that's no notes that he will "walk "The sea touches us all," lean vessel will sail into column published June 10 in bers of the Chilean vessel, so. All I'd like to see accom- around town and get this states Mr. Goeken's procla- friendly waters when It enters The Daily Register, Mr. An- "Esmeralda," to this town on plished is that we put the visit signed by as many people as mation. port here on Friday. July 3. of this crew back in per- possible." "In helping us celebrate our STRIKES BLOW FOR MEN'S LIB - School psy- derson charged that that Chi- spective. Bicentennial." it concludes, chologist Richard Dennis of Stamford, Conn., has The four-masted schooner lean vessel was a "torture The Keyport Yacht Club is He adds that he will present "we hope you will carry the become the first male school employe to be given allegedly was used as a ship." . hosting a banquet here in the "What matters to me and the document to the yacht message to all that we share a child care leave. His wife Is expecting their first floating prison In 1973 by the Newport's mayor said his Chileans' honor on the eve-a lot of other people In town club to pass along to Captain the same common bonds with baby In July and both parents will take next year current rightist dictatorship. city of 50,000 "has prepared a ning of July 3 — a party that is that the Chileans were in- John Martin of the Esme- people everywhere." off. The ship's presence in OpSail number of programs to enter- Mayor William A. Ralph and vited here. They sailed thou- ralda. has sparked^ protest move,-. tain Ihc crews nf Ilii- slup-, ment in Keyport and New while they're with us." York City. More than 100 OpSail ships Teachers report will be in Newport over the In an interview with The Daily Register yesterday, weekend. Newport Mayor Humphre^J. "Families will be taking NATIONWIDE action a success Donnelly 3rd admitted that he crew members home to sup- has heard of the "Esmeralda per. There'll be plenty of (Continued) Although she did not threat- controversy^" but adds that sporting events and of course Wednesday for talks, the en a teacher strike in Septem- he and his city council have there will be many formal re- school board has said the ber, Mrs Guerci said that if brushed aside any innuendos ceptions," he noted. MONEY meeting was not established no agreement is reached dur- and fully Intend to have a Mayor Donnelly pointed out for contracts talks, but as a ing the summer "we would good time welcoming the that lie himself will be hosting workshop session have a meeting the first day "tall ships" of the OpSail a reception on Sunday "for all of school to decide what to fleet. of the captains of the tall do." "We intend to treat the ships," including John Mar- Blaze hits But Mr. O'Neill said, "I see crew of the Esmeralda cor- tin, the Esmeralda's skipper. no reason at all that we dially and give them every Asked if he'd .consider vis- should not be able to resolve courtesy," said Mayor Don- iting the Esmeralda while she ex-chapel in our differences during the nelly. "To us, they'll be no was in his port, the mayor summer. We are not that far different than any other crew replied, "If I can arrange my Fair Haven apart." that'll be visiting us." schedule to go on board, I'd Regarding a strike, the The mayor noted that there have no qualms about it." (Continued) MTEA president said "I am hasn't been much hometown Newport's mayor declined main community room in the not threatening a strike. I pressure to act otherwise. comment on the planned boy- hall as well as fire and water think that is much too "One local church group cott of a banquet in Keyport, damage in the side room and serious." wanted me to initiate some N.J., for the Chileans by his on the roof. But she was not optimistic "It's hard to tell at this over getting a contract ratifi- point how much damage was cation vote during the sum- done to the metal ceiling, or mer. "Getting a ratification Fireman admits whether the stained glass vote in the summer is hor- windows were cracked by the rendous because we have to heat," Mr. Gompert said. send notices out to each The hall, the former Fisk teacher." There are more to a false alarm Chapel, dates back to 1882 It than 660 teachers in the RED BANK - Christopher by Patrolmen Ernest Van was donated to the borough MTEA, she said. J. Woolley, a 22-year-old Pelt, Peter Noble, Bradley ^by the AM E Church in 1974 And if there is no ratifica- Little Silver fireman, pleaded DuPree, and Peter DeFazio. and moved last year from its tion vote, Mrs. Guerci said guilty to turning in a false He was released on $200 former site at Maple Ave. and she did not know what would fire alarm and was given a bail prior to his court appear- Fisk St. to Cedar Ave. happen. "I don't see how we 60-day suspended sentence. ance at 9 a.m. yesterday. Members of the Fair Haven can be expected to go to work Municipal Court Judge Wil- 1 Historical Society, the Bicen- when we don't have a con- liam I. Klatsky also put him Meeting rescheduled tennial Commission, and oth- tract," she added. on probation for six months 'Keystone is there where you are OCEANPORT - The public er local organizations have Besides picketing outside and ordered him to see a psy- meeting scheduled by the With the new Prestige card, Keystone savers have access to been working to restore the schools, some MTEA mem- chiatrist of his choice or seek Board of Education for to- building as a permanent his- bers picketed at the Middle- treatment at an out-patient their savings accounts no matter where they may travel in the torical and social center for ton railroad station Friday clinic. morrow night has been reset United States. the community. and distributed 1,500 fliers Police Chief George H. for Thursday night at 8 p.m. Dedication of the hall had outlining their circumstances. Clayton Jr. says the arrest The meeting will be held at The Prestige card is not another credit card but a travelers' been scheduled for Sept. 18, "Two or three of them were was made at 1:05 a.m. yes- the Maple Place School. * L/~convenlence withdrawal card that permits you to make with- the day the borough will offi- thrown away, but most were terday, after an alarm was Discussion will be held on drawals from your Keystone savings account at nearly 3000 cially celebrate the Bicenten- read or put into pockets," turned In from a box at the status of and the reaction locations throughout the country. nial. Mrs. Guerci said. Leighton Ave. and River St. by the Board of Education to Mr. Woolley, who resides at the possibility of the school And there's no need to worry about security. Should you lose 310 White Road, was arrested district closing July 1. your Prestige card, no one else can use It to make withdrawals since only you know the code signal needed to activate the • Weather: Humid system. with the highs in the low 90s Periods of sunshine and hu- and lows In the low 70s mid with chance of showers For "cash on hand" anywhere across the land, stop at one of and thundershowers today Skies were overcast in the Keystone offices in Neptune, Asbury Park or Manalapan and and tomorrow. Highs both much of the country today, apply for your Prestige card today. days in the 70s. Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and tonight, lows mid to upper thunderstorms from Maine to Ms. Probability of rain 40 per the Appalachian states. cent today and tomorrow, 30 TIDES per cent tonight. Wind south- SMdy Hook east to south 10 to 20 miles TODAY - High 4:58 p.m per hour through tonight. and low 11:10 p.m. Ocean water temperatures TOMORROW - High 5:23 are in the low to mid 60s. a.m. and 5:44 p.m. and low 11:28 a.m. and 00:18 p.m Shop Bed Bank Retail Trade Board stores Keystone Sovinga |jE Mostly sunny Thursday For Red Bank and Rumson through Saturday Quite bridge, add two hours; Sea till 9 p.m. Wednesday and Friday evenings. NEPTUNE • ASOURY PARK- MANALAPAN warm Thursday and Friday Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Enjoy free parking after 6 p.m. Enjoy with daytime highs averaging Long Branch, deduct 15 min- in the upper 80s and overnight utes; Highlands bridge, add leisurely twilight shopping. Enjoy Red Bank. lows 65 to 70. Hot Saturday 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE??. 1976 The Dairy Register 3 Eatontown board expects school assignment delays

By SHERRY FIGDORE The district expects to lose another 62 children when the questions about the music rooms in all the schools by Septem- ments as well as newly hired teachers or those earning salary Signal School completes its move from Ft Monmouth next ber." increases, had to be amended to meet provisions of the Robin- EATONTOWN - The Board of Education said last night fall. Several parents who had appeared at last month's board son vs. Cahill decision of last May 13. making the ex- that school and room assignments will probably not be com- meeting to both question and protest the board's decision to penditures subject to availability of school funds after July 1 Board member Robert Snell said registration for all new pleted and sent out to parents until the end of August. close the Steelman School, were back last night to complain Mr Kennedy recommended the board schedule n special children in the district, other than kindergarteners, will be that minutes of that meeting failed to note their comments meeting next Monday nigh) to discuss the school closing loom Anthony F. Palmisano, school superintendent, said redist- held from July 6-16 and from Aug. 30 through Sept. 3 at the ing next week if the state Legislature fails lo come up with a ricting for next year was quite complicated and said "We'll Memorial School. Board members were backed by their attorney, James A school funding plan by July I. need until the end of July, particularly with the minority bal- The board received a petition last nighi from Paula Kennedy, who said that keeping verbatim minutes of board The board approved, after a lengthy executive session, a ancing mandated by the state." McAuliffe, a fifth grade student at Meadowbrook school, pro- meetings was expensive and unnecessary and the board one-year leave of absence for Nancy D'Averso testing the loss of a music room at her school The music A minority imbalance has developed for next year at the needed only summaries of discussion Miss D'Averso has been awarded a one year teaching as Vetler School and board members and the professional staff room is scheduled to be used as a regular classroom next Mr. Kennedy, however, urged the board to include in de sislantship at Montclair Stale College have yet to come up with a student redistribution plan accept- year tail any comments submitted in writing. A maternity leave of absense was approved for Mrs ltd able to the state. Paula said she had circulated the petitions, signed by 37 of The board reappointed Mr Kennedy as its counsel last ly Schweighardt, an eighth grade teacher at Memorial Schiiol. her fellow students, because she "just loved music" and A new proposal is expected to be discussed at a special night, at an annual retainer fee of $1,200 and Mrs Robin Sashkavich and Mrs UIULS Tidil were niredus didn't want to lose the instructional room board meeting called for Tuesday, July 8. Other professional reappointments included Dr Norman Title 1 summer program teachers The entire redlstricting plan for next year has been fur- The utilization of the music room for a standard class Ih.Hi.i(I school doctor, at $1,900 annually; Dr Michael Ar- Contracts were approved lor William I) Kobinson. board ther complicated by the closing of the Fred G. Steelman came about as the result of closing the Steelman School. none, school dentist, $600 annually, and Herbert A Carusoe, secretary at a salary of $19,300; Lee Lasser. school psy- School in the face of declining enrollments and budget cuts, Joseph Kernan, board president, commented last night board auditor, $3,500 annually. chologist. $19,600; and Rose Dellanno. cafeteria supervisor. and a continuing pullout of Ft. Monmouth children. that "The way school population is dropping, we may have no Mr. Kennedy warned thai all the professional appoint- $8,800. Board, council relations still strained UTTLE SILVER - The large number of parents use Mr. Marrah then suggested wants it, they should invest in pulation that there would be the past, most recently over STATE strained relations between Harding Road to drop their that the borough's engineer the engineer, not the no access from Harding the problem of excess parking some members of Borough youngsters off at school and be sent over to study the situ- borough," he said. "And if Road," he said. ".The street Is at football games. Council and the Red Bank Re- that the resulting traffic prob- ation. they want to change the site- inadequate to support that Mayor Bruno said it ap gional High School Board of lems could endanger students. His suggestion met with plan, they'll have to go be- sort of traffic " peared that shrubs have been He said that he had re- planted tn areas that are Education were evidenced strenuous opposition from fore the Planning Board " *' The mayor said he was con- Senate approves fiscal budget cently had lunch with Dr. supposed to be used for the once again at last night's Mayor Anthdny T. Bruno, He said he objected to the sidering recommending that Donald D. Wanter, school su- extra parking TRENTON — The Senate gave quick approval yesterday council meeting, this time who said the borough's tax- Board of Education "picking "No Stopping" and "No perintendent, and that the to a $2.85 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1. over the Issue of an access payers should not be sub- away" at the site plans ap- Standing" signs be placed The council agreed to have possibility of an acess road The vote was 35-0 as the budget passed yesterday without road to the school from Har- jected to "another (inancial proved by the Planning along the road. the zoning inspector examine from the Administration debate and without a trace of the "emergency" overtones ding Road. burden" for the regional Board. the site plans to determine if Building to Harding Road had that Gov. Brendan Byrne introduced with it on presenting it It started when Councilman school. "The administration build- The Council and the Board any violations are taking been discussed. to the legislature some four months ago. John A. Marrah said that a "If the board of education ing was put there with the sti- of Education have clashed in place. Though Byrne had presented a budget almost a hundred In other action, Police Com- million dollars smaller and said it couldn't be increased with- missioner William F. Trelurt out new taxes, the Senate managed to make restorations by said that all borough police offi- the simple device of anticipating more revenue from existing cers will either be on duty or taxes. on standby for the Operation 6th hearing set for seniors unit Sail weekend of July 4, when Sen. Bernard Dwyer, D-Mlddlesex, reminded the senators that the Joint Appropriations Committee he headed was able Several property owners in chairman of the zoning board, large crowds are expected in EATONTOWN - The Zon- for fire detection. _ built into all hallways and the shore area to restore many social programs cut by the governor by in- ing Board of Adjustment has public areas. the vicinity of the proposed admitted he felt the complex creasing his revenue anticipations by $113 million. The height of the building high rise last night objected would have a detrimental ef- The council received bids scheduled a sixth and possibly has been of concern not only And he added this was done with the approval of the ad- final hearing for July 19 on a Each of the complex' 201 to the height of the structure, fect on the values of several for a street sweeper and a ministration. to residents who oppose the apartment units will have Its indicating they would be properties he owned in the police communications sys- proposed 11 story senior citi- 115.7-foot U-story height but zens' high-rise. own smoke detector, the ar- much happier with a building area, but said, nonetheless, tem which were referred tii to the fire department, which chitect said. no taller than four stories he supported the proposal He committee for study Jobless pay number drops again has no equipment to handle a William C. Crammer, proj- Eatontown's highest struc- said he felt the town was obli- TRENTON — The number of people receiving unemploy- fire in a high-rise structure. The building, slated for con- ect architect from Wood- ture now is the five-story pro- gated to provide for its senior ment compensation dropped nine per cent last nuinlli. Labor struction on a roughly four- bridge, last night described Mr. Crammer said smoke acre tract at Clinton Ave. and fessional building at the cor- citizens' housing needs and and Industry Commissioner Joseph Hoffman said yesterday had already delayed action construction details for the and heat dectectors would be South St. would be construct- ner of Rt. 35 and Broad St. There were 264,005 persons receiving compensation in the board, stressing,the special ed of poured concrete, faced But Donald H Kauffmann, for too long 110 Hoy 35 third week of May, compared to 290,505 in the third week of installed throughout the build- provisions being incorporated ing with sprinkler systems with brick. Reynolds Drive, a former Testimony from earlier wit- Ellontown April, he said. nesses in the case stated that It was the fourth consecutive decrease recorded and Hoff- Eatontown had about 700 se- IIITONITHII man said seasonal Improvements were responsible. nior citizens, and estimated •FRESH- between 400 and 500 units of WEDS. Byrne announces nominations housing were needed for the MAIN STREET" 2 admit growing marijuana THE MEW TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T Byrne nominated Daniel elderly here. . JOB SAINT BAUD M. Gaby of Maplewood to a new term-on the State Board of A 70-year-old woman who THURS.-FRI.-SAT. that the home was unoccu- Education. QCEANPORT - A husband poned until July 19. Long Branch, is charged with now lives in a senior citizens' and wife pleaded guilty in pied he observed marijuana The case involves two attacking Richard L Howard, complex off Rt 70 in Brick Gaby, ah advertising man, was statewide coordinator for plants growing in the yard Jimmy Carter's New Jersey campaign. Municipal Court yesterday to grooms at Monmouth Park 47, only known address Main Township last night told the charges of growing 34 mari- and Inside the home, Chief race track. William L. Bern- 32, Monmouth Park, with a board her surroundings there Byrne also nominated Rudollf Meckel Jr. of Vlneland, a Cosentino said. contractor, to the Delaware River and Bay Authority, and he juana plants in their yard and bridge, 26, 176 Third Ave., pitchfork June 12. were "thoroughly enjoyable." named Donald Biber of Fair Lawn, an accountant, Jo the Inside their home and of pos- Detective Joyce left and Board of Examiners of Electrical contractors session of leas than 26 grams then relumed lo the Lisowsky of marijuana in their home. premises -with a search war- James and Daphne Li- rant, accompanied by Patrol- Assembly okays age extension sowsky, both 23, of 124 Horse- men John W Roily, John H. TRENTON — The Assembly gave quick approval, 48-0, to neck Point Road, were placed Connor and Clifford K. Be- a bill increasing the maximum age for applicants for volun- on probation for six months bout, Chief Cosentino said. teer fire companies from 40 to 45. The measure also applies to by William S. Throckmorton, Mrs. Lisowsky was at paid and part-paid departments. municipal judge. home, the premises were Chief of Police Clarence Co- searched and she was ar- Rockefeller campaigns for Ford sentino, said that Detective rested, and later released on her own recognizance. WEST ORANGE - Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert D. Joyce went to the Is calling upon New Jersey's uncommitted Republican delega- Lisowsky home last Thursday While she was at headouar tion to come out now in favor of President Ford. to serve a motor vehicle sum- ters, Chief Cosentino said, "New Jersey is psychologically in the most important po- mons on Mr. Lisowsky. No Mr. Lisowsky called the po- sition of any state in the nation. We need New Jersey. He one was at the residence, De-- lice and voluntarily turned (Ford) needs New Jersey and the country needs New Jer- tective Joyce reported, and himself In. He also was ar- sey," Rockefeller said at a fundraising rally here yesterday. while he was determining rested and also released on k his own recognizance. A case "If we act now, it will have a maximum impact on of alleged atrocious assault Ford's chances of beating former California Gov. Ronald Police seek and battery with intent to kill, Reagan for the Republican nomination, he said. scheduled for hearing yes- Assemblyman Thomas Kean, Ford's campaign chairman terday in court, was post- in New Jersey, said he intends to talk with Sen. Clifford P. rape suspect Case, the leader of the state's Republican delegation, prob- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - ably next week about polling the delegates to determine how Freehold Township police are •» Two-Week Bargain much support Ford has. searching for a man who is The tssex County Republican said he would be "dis- alleged to have raped a 23- appointed" if Ford received fewer than 60 of the 67 New Jer- year-old Asbury Park woman sey delegates. yesterday morning in a field European near a wooded area just off Senate to get student loan bill Center St. near the Freehold TRENTON—The Assembly passed yesterday, 48-0, a bill borough line. Itadenhip of that would remove the $15,000 ceiling on loans available under Police said the woman had Father James J. a state program to students seeking graduate degrees. met her assailant earlier in The Higher Education Assistance Authority will be the evening in Asbury Park McCONNELL allowed to set its own limits if the measure gets the approval and had accepted a ride with - i°Soulh fcSoy of the Senate and Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. him in a late model beige Assembly sponsors said the $15,000 limit proved too low Chevrolet Monza. for graduate educations. The woman, detectives said had been badly beaten and was taken for treatment to Local police consolidation urged Freehold Area Hospital. CAPE MAY - State Criminal Justice Director Robert J. The assailant, according to Del Tufo recommended to the state police chiefs' association the woman, was described as yesterday that many local police departments should consoli- a black male, about 5 feet, 8 date. inches tall, 140 pounds, with He said regionalizing smaller police departments would long sideburns and short hair. France Germany provide better protection at a lower cost. He Was reported wearing a Switzerland "Many New Jersey citizens are served by local law en- blue-and-white flowered shirt Italy Vatican forcement agencies whose small size fractionalizes law en- and blue Jeans. Pirit + Lourdet + Romoe forcement efforts and prevents the development of the profes- The woman believes she Munich + Lucerne + Zuriich sional expertise that is necessary to fight crime efficiently succeeded In biting her assail- and effectively," Del Tufo said. ant, on his forehead or left As a first step, to avoid political problems, municipalities cheek, before she was beaten. PAPAL iMCE An atidlaixa wllh Hli Hallnaii could enter Into joint service contracts for certain parts of po Papa Paul VI, .• •cttajvlaa, «» wall can Clly Thai* (..• anly a law af lice work, he said. tt» hlot ia»»l Wril. o. call toby Del Tufo also called for better police training and said he [»* jra J ttcoim '•£?" and Atty. Gen. William F. Hyland oppose a legislative propos- Classified Way al that would increase from 12 months to 18 months the period hVSn. N J Mrs of time a probationary officer can serve without taking the dial police training course. "The Action Line" 542-1700 The Daily Register •vMUM by TM DM ton* KlfUtar We have a IlMHIUM In III! ty MM H. CM* Of* HMTV Cloy ORDER OUR SPECIAL PACKAGE lUaOnci Oat HigliNf PKno. Wtwrtunr. N.J. I7KI Checking Account OF 3 OR MORE TOUCH-TONE' PHONES AT A BARGAIN PRICE, i. M.J. mm8 CALL YOUR LOCAL Bsa for you! TELEPHONE BUSINESS OFFICE FOR ALL THE DETAILS. »rtl». 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He was a of 47 Hosford Ave., who died Shore Medical Center, Nep- member of Corson Command- during a fire at her home seen as apparent suicide tune. He had retired in 1145 cry 15, Red Bank, and Olive early yesterday morning after 25 years with Evans Branch Lodge 16, F4AM, EATONTOWN - Police are to police, the patrolman Laboratories, a division of Ft. Freehold. An autopsy was to be per- awaiting the results of an au- spotted Mr. Robinson's van formed by the county medical topsy on Valmore Robinson, parked on the highway across Monmouth, where he was a Mr. Ritter served on the examiner's office, Long 43, of 117 Catherine St., Red from Ratcliffe Pontiac Inc. shop foreman. Board of Education here from Branch. Bank, whose body was found Police said the patrolman He had lived here for 51 1(24 to 1M2 and was its presi- Fire Chief Harold Salenger hanging from a tree in a walked about 20 steps into the dent for seven years. He was said the fire in the Galligan wooded area off Rt. 31. woods and found the body. Jesse E. Bennett, a Navy veteran of World War home was caused by a short Police have termed Mr Police said that they found had television store 1 and a member of Farm circuit in a refrigerator wire. Robinson's death an "appar- no suicide note, but do not ingdale United Methodist The wire was pinched against ent suicide" pending a report suspect foul play. NORTH MIAMI, Fla. - Church. a wooden cabinet which from the county medical ex- Investigating are Mon-Jesse E. Bennett, 66, of 11900 Surviving are his widow, apparently caught fire be- aminer. An autopsy was mouth County Detective N.E. Uth Ave., died Saturday Mrs. Dorothy Ritter; a cause of the refrigerator vi- scheduled. Charles O'Connor, Detective at a nursing home here after daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Ma- bration, he said. Police said Mr. Robinson's Lt. Lawrence DeVito, Sgt. a long illness. He was born in can of Fairfax County, Va.; Police and firemen from body was found Sunday at John Bennett, and Patrolmen Fair Haven, N.J., where he three sons, Herbert F. Ritter the Brevant Park, Commu- about 9 a.m. by Patrolman Phillips and Thomas Worn- had resided most of his life. of AUenhurst, Richard V. Rit- nity and Navesink Fire Com- Kenneth Phillips. According bough. Mr. Bennett retired eight ter, here, and James W. Rit- panies and the Leonardo First years ago as owner of River ter of Colts Neck, 10 grand- Aid unit arrived on the scene Frank J. Germaine Road Radio & TV, Fair children, and two great- at approximately 12:28 a.m. Lodge, also in Atlantic High- NAVESINK - Frank J. Haven. He was a former grandchildren. ' and observed -(lames and Germaine, 71, of 12 Navesink lands. member of the Fair Haven smoke through the kitchen Ave., died yesterday at Riv- Mr. Germaine was a mem- First Aid Squad and the Lions The C.H.T. Clayton & Son window. Police said firemen erview Hospital, Red Bank. ber of All Saints Episcopal Club He served in the Na- Funeral Home, Adelphia, were hindered in Uleir efforts Born in Jersey City, he had Church, here. He also was tional Guard and was a scout- Howell Township, is in charge to enter the house because of ftifiatar I left **•!• lived here 40 years. secretary of the Highlands master. of arrangements. intense heat and smoke. Rod and Gun Club. FIRE SCENE — A fire In the kitchen of the home of James and Genevieve Mr. Germaine was an Army Surviving are his widow, Chief Salenger said the vic- Surviving are his widow, Galligan, 47 Hosford Ave., Leonardo, broke out early yesterday and re- veteran ol World War II and Mrs. Anne Willis Bennett; his tim was found in her bedroom Mrs. Thelma Germaine; a Lottery winner sulted In the death of Mrs. Galligan. She was pronounced dead on arrival at was a retired auto mechanic. mother, Mrs. Helen M. Ben- and was pronounced dead on brother, George Germaine of TRENTON - The winning Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Inspecting the damage Is Special Officer He was a life member of nett, and a daughter, Mrs. arrival at Riverview Hospital, Ronald L. Robinette of Middletown. Paulsboro, Wash.; a sister, number Monday in the New American Leagion Post 338, Charles A. Alias, both of Fair Red Bank. Police said death Mrs. Helen Carniba of South Haven, and four grand- Jersey Pick-It lottery was was working in New York iting relatives in Staten Is- Leonardo; a past commander may have been due to smoke story window and called the Ozone Park, N.Y., and sev- children. 115. when the fire broke out. An- land, NY of the post; a member of inhalation. fire department from a neigh- eral nieces and nephews. The Florida Mortuary, 14« A straight bet paid 1114.50, other son, James, 16, was not The Kodis Funeral Home, Monmouth Lodge, 172, F&AM, Chief Salenger said the en- bor's house. The Posten Funeral Home, N.W. 17th Ave., is in charge a box bet paid fit, and the at home at the time, and a N.Y., is in charge of arrange- Atlantic Highlands, and was tire ulterior of the home was Chief Salenger said Mrs. Atlantic Highlands, Is in of arrangements. front or back payoff was Jll daughter, Kelly, 7, was vis- ments. secretary of the Odd Fellows damaged by smoke and wa- Galligan's husband, James, charge of arrangements. ter, although most of the fire damage was confined to the kitchen. Cliffwood man found dead " Police said the fire was ex- tinguished within 20 minutes in an abandoned dwelling although firemen remained at Is your roof trying to the scene until 2 a.m. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - cut the rafters to remove the Chief Salenger said one of The body of William Harvey, body. It was taken to Mon- the victim's three children, 57, of 1S8 Milton Ave., Cliff- mouth Medical Center, Long Thomas, 1], was at home at wood, was discovered in an Branch. abandoned house at Roosevelt Detective Sgt. Joseph Book- the time of the fire. The chief and Bayview Aves. early Sun- et is investigating. said he jumped from a first- get your attention? day morning. Jerome J. Nicolosi Police said the man's death Mrs. Elizabeth Geary FREEHOLD - Jerome J does not seem of a suspicious KEYP0RT _ Mrs Ellza. Nicolosl, 56, of 19 Ellis St.. nature. The county medical be,n , Geary „ of 35 died Sunday at the Freehold examiner's office spokesman Church St. died Sunday in Area Hospital. said the cause of death is still He was bom in New York Monmouth Medical Center, undetermined pending a tox- Long Branch. and had lived herein* four Uogical study. months. Mrs. Geary was born in According to Detective Lt. Bayonne and moved here five He was employed as the as- John McGinty, a Cliffwood sistant manager of Spur years ago from Clitfwood man went to the home of De- Beach. Knitting Mills, Philadelphia tective Stanley Parrish at He is survived by his wife, 6:06 a.m. to report that a She was employed as a Mrs. Mary Nicolosi, one son, body was in the abandoned waitress at the Emery Manor Daniel J. at home; two broth- house. Police went to the Nursing Home, Matawan. ers, Michael Nicolosi of New scene and discovered the Surviving are a son, Mi- York and John Nicolosi of body wedged between two ra- chael J. Geary and two Brooklyn; two sisters, Mrs. ters on the second floor. The daughters, the Misses Bridget ... answer with a Lincoln Federal Isabella Lapert of Suti-n Is- surrounding flooring had seen Ann and Nancy Jo Geary, all land and Mrs. Anna Cacio of burned away some time ago, at hfiffie; a brother, Tnomas Brooklyn. Lt. McGinty said. ToweU of Laurence Harbor; The Freeman Funeral her mother, Mrs. Dorothea The South Matawan Town- Home, Freehold, is in charge Hojnacki of Norwalk, Conn, ship First Aid Squad had to of arrangements. and her paternal grand- mother, Mrs. Florence Towell Home Warren L. Baker Mrs. Charles VanOver ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The Day Funeral Home - Warren L. Baker, 14, of 63 SHREWSBURY - Mrs. here, is in charge of arrange- E. Garfleld Ave., died yes- Blanche Van Over, 55, of 45 ments. terday at Riverview Hospital, Patterson Court,' died yes- Red Bank. terday at Philadelphia Naval Mrs. Orris Steelman Improvemen Born here, Mr. Baker was a Hospital, Philadelphia, after a JACKSON - Mrs. Dorothy M. member of the United Meth- long illness. *, Steelman of 67 Antonia Drive odist Church. Born In Gatliff, Ky. she died Sunday at her home. Surviving are his mother, lived here for more than 25 Born in Brooklyn, she re- Mrs. Janet Baker; two sis- years. sided in Highlands 40 years ters, Mrs. Susan Lee, here, Surviving are her husband, before moving here three and Miss Beverly Baker, at Charles A. Van Over; a son years ago. She was a past home; five brothers, Bruce, Charles A. van Over Jr. of president of the Highlands Lee, John, Glenn, and Brian Middletown; her parents, Mr. First Aid Auxiliary, the High- Baker, all at.home and a and Mrs. Clinton Broyles of lands Fire Department Aux- grandfather, Charles L. Zim- Wllliamsburg, Ky.; four iliary and both the Highlands merman of Piscataway. brothers, Joseph Broyles of and Atlantic Highlands Gar- Farrgrove, Mich., Jack den Clubs. She was also a The Posten Funeral Home Broyles of Toledo, Ohio, is in charge of arrangements. member of the Highlands Doyle Broyles of Tatesville, Twin Lights Council. Ky., and Drew Broyles of Si- Surviving are her husband. 201. Cord OtThonfct ler, Ky.; five sisters, Mrs. Tht tamlly of th# lolc Mlchotl Patrick Orris (Bud) Steelman; a sis- McFodytfi would llfct to txprtii ttitlr Anna Willoughby of New ter, Mrs. Stella White of High- • "ld« to neighbors and Washington, Ind , Mrs. Betty tri tOw) IA 1n4M t bt lands, three nieces, three AIM to rtcognl» the courtti) Fryman of Middletown, Mrs. td by tht MlddlIttown Polk nephews, five grandnieces Ptwgir tor "..Icltnt direction and the Jewell Grillon of William- CkrBy of SI Catherine i, Emt Keom and five grandnephews. Burg. sburg, Ky., Mrs. Norma Law- Tht McFodyen Fomlly. son of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. The Posten Funeral Home, Joyce McCuUach of William- Atlantic Highlands, is in 203. In Memorlom charge of arrangements. IN MEMORY - 01 Wllllom Tamer. sburg, Ky., and two grand- who polMd owoy June H, tt;S. I wot children. Hooding ot your bedside, and MM your Harry Luker life depart, and when I knew you had gone. It olmoit broke my hear! I fried The Croley Funeral Home, BELFORD - Harry S. Lu- to hard to ttvt you. my proven were all In vain. The world would Mem like Williamsburg, Ky. is in ker, 71, of Seventh St., died Wife, Beotrlce Tanwy charge of the arrangements. yesterday in Riverview Hos- pital, Red Bank. Mr. Luker was born in Port Monmouth and was a lifelong PLEASE BE OUR GUEST resident of the area. He was a commercial fisherman, an ex- empt fireman of the Belford AT A FREE Engine Company and a mem- ber of the Commercial Fish- ermen's Association, here. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn C. Luker; a son, BY David Luker at home; two daughters, Mrs. Joan March- itto of Perth Amboy and Mrs. NATHANIEL RIDGWAY WHITE, C.S. Evelyn Richardson, here; a of Rumson, New Jersey sister, Mrs. Esther Stryker, and three grandchildren. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The Scott Funeral Home, here, Is In charge of arrange- The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts ments. Mrs. Tate named Subject "The HUMAN and the DIVINE ECONOMY" YMCA secretary' RED BANK - Mrs. Harold rime: THURSDAY, JUNE 24 at 8:30 p.m. N. Tate of Fair Haven has been elected for a three-year term as the secretary of the ED ERA L Place: Atlantic Highlands Elementary School Community YMCA, by the board of directors at their Frst Afoue. Atlantic rlfhtarak. New Jersey 104th annual meeting. She SAVINGS succeeds Mrs. Curtis More- . Spurt* bouse ot Rumson. A itory that appeared In WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS PLAINFIELD BRIGKTOWN HILLSBOROUGH EATONTOWN TOMS RIVER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY The Dally Register June 14 Inadvertently omitted Mrs. One Lincoln Plaza 361 Park Avenue 127 Park Avenue Brick Boulevard 108 Amwell Road Monmouth Mall 181 Route #37 West Atlantic HagMands. New Jersey Tate's name. SHREWSBURY. N J. TUESDAY, JUNE 22. t976 The DailyRegfcter 5 Ruling seen aiding drive to repeal Sunday sales ban By JULIE MCDONNELL Mr. Kitz's committee is one of the major movers behind "The helter-skelter collecliun of exceptions found in this lorced lo work on Sunday. Assembly bill 1785, which would repeal a law passed in 1959 section, ranging from thoroughbreds lo soda water, renders it He was unable to get the amendments tacked on and has The move under way in New Jersey to abolish the Sunday allowing counties to decide for themselves whether to permit unenforceable and consequently popularly flouted." introduced them separately reUU sales ban has received a shot in the arm from across Sunday sales. At that time, 11 counties voted to prohibit Sun- Richard Deutsch, a spokesman for the New Jersey Retai- the state line. Dr. Villane said he will now introduce legislation that day sales, and 10 voted to permit them lers Committee Against Sunday Opening, said he did not see would make It easier for counties to have a referendum on The New York State Supreme Court has ruled that that Opponents of change, primarily small businessmen, argue the New York ruling as a setback, however. Ihe question and would make the referendum question easier state's Sunday closing law is unconstitutional because of the that Sunday sales would make them the victim of forced com- "I don't think it will have any effect on the legislature to understand variety of exceptions it allowed. petition with the shopping malls and large chain stores. here," he said. "I think Ihe legislators have good reason to It is the first such ruling by the New York state's highest Proponents of the Assembly bill, along with arguing that wait and see the outcome of Ihe upcoming court case." "Those are good reasons on both sides," he said. In my court, which only last year ruled that the law was unenfor- business is being lost, both to New York and from the The case he referred to Is one filed by Vornado Inc in district, Ihe stores along the beachfront want to remain open, ceable, but upheld its constutionality. closed counties to the open ones, also said the law makes no Bergen County, which seeks to void the 1059 law on cnn and the stores in some of the urban areas don't want it. We Here in New Jersey, supporters ol an Assembly bill that sense because of the variety of exceptions A hammer and stitihional grounds. The case is scheduled to be heard in Sep- have to consider the issue of home rule also " would abolish the county option law and permit Sunday retail nails may be purchased on Sunday, for example, but not lum- tember. Hi Villane's bills would reduce from 10 per cent to five sales In all 21 counties have argued that New Jersey business- ber. The Assembly bill has been reported out of committee per cent Ihe number of registered voter's signatures needed es are losing money across the river in New York on Sundays And that, apparently, was the compelling argument in the and awaits scheduling for floor ictlOR by Joseph A l.aKanti'. on petitions to hold a countywide referendum on Sunday open- "I think the court's ruling Is going to increase the aware- New York Supreme Court's decision. Assembly Speaker. ings. ness in New Jersey for passage of the Assembly bill," said Jo- "While the notion of a quiet Sunday is unquestionably va- Dr. Anthony Villane Jr , K-Monmoulh. a member of lh<- In Monmouth County, for example, only 12.000 signatures seph Katz, lobbyist for the Committee for Full Sunday Shop- lid in principle," the court said, "the gallimaufry of ex- committee which reported out the bil. had supported it but would be needed, in contrast to Ihe 24,000 needed now. ping. The committee represents such large retailers as K- ceptions" in the present law is both arbitrary and irrational. now says he favors continuing the county option The second bill would change the language of the referen- Mart, Vomado (Two Guys), and Channel Lumber. The court said that there are a "polyglot of exceptions to He had attempted to have two amendments lacked mild liuin question so that a "yes" vote would favor Sunday open- "It will certainly give a boost to even more store open- the general closing mandate . essentially devoid of rhyme the bill, which would prohibit stores from opening before noon ings Under Ihe present language, a voter must vote "no" if ings," Mr. Kati said. or reason. on Sunday and would have prohibited anyone from being he wanls Sunday openings Freehold shifts, agrees to back Sunday closing law

FREEHOLD - In a sharp Sunday sales. sales ban at council's last Holtz, who was not present at is another reason why we feel Noting that the borough tained the right to reconsider cilman also reported what he last night's meeting, had orig- reversal of Us position, the "I know it's a hot potato," meeting, pressed again for its your collective vote doesn't would lose out if the Sunday their vote anytime. called, "blatant violations," inally voted against the reso- Borough Council last night Mr. Sorcher said, as he ac- adoption. Councilman James reflect the feelings of the ma- sales law were repealed in Finally, the majority of the of the Sunday closing law, in lution. agreed to support the present knowledged the inequities in W. Cullen also supported the jority of citizens " Mr. Kelsey the state legislature, the may- council conceded to the busi- nearby Englishtown, which Sunday closing law. the Sunday closing law which resoltuion both sessions it was Mr. Kelsey, in a letter to wrote. or said the downtown area nessmen's organization, and has an indoor-outdoor flea Only two weeks ago, the permits the sale of some mer- introduced. the council, warned that the Mayor Roger J Kane, might deteriorate if the law both Councilmen John G. market operating on Sundays. opening of stores in the added his support to the busi- were overturned This would McGackin and William Con- council voted 3-2 to oppose chandise and prohibits others However Councilman Wil- Councilman Conover agreed borough on Sunday could nessmen and said he was affect all the residents, <•<•over agreed to change their the existing law, breaking which may be closely related. liam R. Jones Jr., refused to to change his vote also, ac- cause a financial strain on the against Sunday sales. said. • vote. with the Downtown Business The businessman told the alter his vote, claiming that knowledging he had, "mixed borough budget, through the "Not all people can afford and Professional Association council that support for over- the consensus of opinion of "We're fighting very hard State Senator Alfred N. emotions." addition of extra police. Sunday as a day of rest," Mr which had sought a resolution turning the Sunday closing residents was to do away with to keep downtown Freehold Beadleston, in a letter to the "I'm going to change my McGackin said, as he report- of support from the council. law came from shopping cen- the Sunday sales ban. "Equally important to as a viable part of this town," council said he opposed the vote and support the resolu- many Freehold people is the repeal of the Sunday closing ed on a poll of residents who W. J. Eugene Kelsey, presi- ter officials who would ben- the mayor said, as he praised tion, not because of what I've observance of Sunday as a law. He pointed out, however, he contended supported Sun- dent of the businessmen's as- efit from keeping their stores "I've polled a lot of people the cooperation between the heard, but in spite of it," Mr. day of rest and devotion. This town and council. that individual counties re- day sales here. The coun- sociation and Lawrence Sor- open seven days a week. here," he said, "and they care Conover said. cher, proprietor of Al's Boot- Councilman Ralph G. Mus- to have the stores 6pen on ery, pleaded with the council grave, who introduced the Sunday." to reconsider their, stand on measure to retain the Sunday Councilwoman Jacqueline Variances recommended In Celebration of the for a bank-office building Summer of 76 LITTLE SILVER - Anoth- Authority. open a full-service branch er hurdle has been cleared in The Zoning Board recom- there. 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Open Daily 9 AM to 4PM Friday Night 6PM to 8PM' Open Saturday Morning during the Celebration 9AM to Noon The Daily Register CIA's little "black book' •y JACK ANDERSON imiillilMiiiiniiiiH i i IIIIIII used to produce sexual part- Footnote: We confronted EtUbiulwd in lin-Piiblisked by The Red Bank Regiatr Aad LES WHITTEN ners tor princes and poten- Harold Osborn with the facts tates, defectors and agents about the sex operation. He ARTHUR Z KAMIN WASHINGTON In contrast to the hap- The congressional in- denied that any such oper- President and Editor hazard sex on Capitol Hill, the vestigations of the CIA, how- ation was conducted "during Central Intelligence Agency SCENE ever, skirted the sex oper- my tenure." A CIA spokes- (or years has conducted an ation The House Intelligence man had no comment. Our Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor calls to the Washington police elaborate and efficient sex iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimimmmiiiiimiiiiiiiii Committee stumbled onto the operation. information that the CIA once and Jordanian embassy had | TUESDAY. JUNE 22, 1976 Few national secrets have dilating details, which are provided an unidentified not been returned at press been more carefully guarded, gleaned largely from local Middle East monarch with fe- time. but the CIA has provided vice squads In Washington, male companions We have kings, presidents, potentates for example, CIA agents used learned that the king in ques- WASHINGTON WHIRL: At and magistrates/with female to pay regular visits to the tion was Jordan's Hussein. the' end of a grueling day. companionship'On a lower police department's vice It's the CIA's own foreign maintained adjoining effi- President Ford takes a level, girls have been made squad to photograph docu- agents, coming in from the ciency apartments on the plunge In the White House available to defectors and the ments cold,, who make the most use sixth floor of a high-rise pool to relieve the tensions. CIA's own agents. The late Deputy Chief Roy of the "safe houses." When building in Greenwich Vil- He usually manages to gel Sometimes, the CIA's E. Blick, who headed the an undercover operative re- lage. On the wall of the black- into the pool about 8 p.m.. but guests bring their own part- "sex squad" for years, kept ports fiack to the United mail apartment was a large sometimes he doesn't make It ners. More often, the agency exhaustive records on "per-States, he is whisked to apainting of two ships. But the until late at night. The mur- selects girls from its vice files verts" and "miscreants ' "safe house" and a "case of- painting was actually a one- der in Lebanon last week of according to specification. around the country. He had a ficer" is assigned to watch way mirror U.S. Ambassador Francis The agency also provides close, backroom relationship over him. On the other side of the Meloy Jr.. for example, upset "safe houses" where the liai- with the CIA, say our The officer is supposed to wall. CIA agents could watch the President and kept him at sons can be consummated in sources. keep his charge happy and to the action through the see- his desk later than usual. But a late-night swim helped to protected privacy. During the 1084-74 period, provide for his needs If occa- through painting and film the The CIA's sex shop, accord- the sex operation was super- sionally the need should be most intimate moments The revive the exhausted and ing to sources in a position to vised by security director sexual, the right contact in painting was strategically depressed Ford. know, is run by the Office of Harold, Osborn Some of his the Office of Security Is placed so that it gave the CIA Before Myron Kuropas left Security Although this divi- subordinates, according to called upon, the black book is observers a full view of the the Action agency to become sion has many functions, It our sources, regaled their whipped out and the desired sofa, which opened into a bed President Ford's ethnic af- acts primarily as the CIA's friends with stories about the companion is procured. A Japanese screen, implanted fairs adviser, he issued some internal police force. sex episodes they were privy The CIA uses sex for an with microphones, provided intemperate instructions to Through field offices scat- to. As they told it, they were even more seamy purpose. As the sound for the CIA's black- his staff: "In view of the In- tered around the country, the called upon to fill some occa- we reported over a year ago. mail movies. ordinate number of meetings Office of Security maintains sional bizarre requests. the agency has used prosti- In San Francisco, the CIA being held by women during close ties with state and local Each black book entry, ac- tutes to lure foreign diplo- operated a similar apartment the past month, no additional police forces. In each field, a cording to sources with ac- mats into love traps where equipped pnly with bugging meetings are to be held by "black book" Is kept of the cess to the files, contains their sexual antics were film- devices, not observation mir- women without prior author- males and females who can some fascinating vital statis- ed through one-way mirrors. rors. The New York apart- ization . . •" He told us he be safely recruited to enter- tics — physical description, The film was later used to ment was used from about regretted writing the memo tain the CIA's visitors. measurements, health status blackmail the foreigners into 1960 to 1166, the San Fran- His intent, he said, was to get The black books contain and sexual specialties. becoming informants. cisco apartment from the late the women on his staff to names, phone numbers and ti- This inside information is In New York, the CIA 1950s to about 1965. work more and talk less. The Do Nothing party

By JAMES J. KILPATRICK " »» ing patient In the hands of be commended in the un such eminent quacks as Di- hassled passing of time. SCRABBLE, Va. - If the ll Humphrey, the painless Somewhere, quite recently, I Republican Party truly is CONSERVATIVE surgeon, who will prescribe read a splendid fable. Next headed for the elephants' every pill in the book. week, or the week after, I graveyard, as the pollsters VIEW The Do Nothing party will try to remember to look and pundits believe, a new would propose to leave labor it dp. The" story had to do major party will have to be alone, and business alone, and with a philosopher who, once fashioned to put in Its place. consumers alone. A few mild upon a time, became the pris- After an hour's industrious Ford Things havp seldom laws- as to pollution, safety oner of an Oriental potentate. snoozing in the hammock, I been worse. and fraud would suffice. Our He was about to be put to am prepared to name tile suc- For too long the nation's party would get off the death when he made the po- cessor. statesmen have heeded the people's back. KILPATRICK tentate an offer: In two years, said the philosopher he Long Branch recreation center It will be known as the Do exhortations of those who cry, One happy result of this for- the cry is "normalization!" would teach the despot's Nothing party. Its symbol Will "Don't just sit there! Do tuitous policy would be that The Idea is to exchange am- Long Branch's Mayor Henry R. complex, the idea of parks for the 1 horse to talk. The bemused be the rocking chair. Its mot- something!" The first prin- the Do Nothing party would bassadors, to open embassies, Cioffi for some time has been asking tyrant granted a two-year people would be well served by the to will be taken from the ciple of our party will be: dissolve the bureaucracy. The and to abandon Taiwan. Just sit there. This was what reprieve. the county to support the city's plan Long Branch plan. creed of that famous archi- bureaucracy would have noth- Our party would pursue (If John Randolph once de- for a major recreation center there. James J. Truncer, county parks tect who taught his pupils: ing to do. The people would so active a verb may be em- Why had so absurd an offer scribed as the cardinal rule of Proposed is an ice skating rink, a director, says the commission mem- Less is More. Our spokesmen be tdld to attend to their own ployed) the opposite course. been tendered? "Well," said statecraft — never needlessly health, their own nutrition, swimming pool complex and a re- will rarely speak; they will Why normalize? Not onethe philosopher, "In two years bers believe a recreational area is merely significantly yawn. to disturb a thing at rest. their own education in their I may be dead anyhow. Or gional recreational area. All told, single benefit can be per- needed in the vicinity of Long Plainly the time has arrived Well, you may ask, howown communities. Farmers ceived. The Chinese are now the potentate may be dead the cost of such a venture would be Branch. He is not so definite, for the Do Nothing Party to would this principle be ap- •• would have no subsidies. In- represented in Washington; anyhow. Or the horse may close to $3 million. though, as to how far the county emerge. While we Nothlngers piled to contemporary prob- dustries could claim no tax we are represented in Peking talk." lems? bonanzas. Nobody would ever It is heartening to learn that the should go in providing it. have been napping, or nip- If something of interest An eminent historian once ping, or out on the green- Let us take the economy. fill out a form again. comes up, our guy can call observed that the happiest county Board of Freeholders is fi- Mayor Cioffi's proposal is imagi- sward pursuing the putting More to the point, let us not So much for domestic po- their guy on the phone. If the hours of mankind are In- nally giving some positive consid- native and we think it will be benefi- art, the activists have been "take" the economy. Let us licy. What of foreign affairs? number is busy, he could try scribed on the blank pages of eration to Mr. Cioffi's pleas. That, at cial to both the city and the county. running the country. Where leave the poor old economy An example of our party's su- again in 10 years. history. Toward that condi- alone. If we leave it alone, it least, is how we view the freehol- For Long Branch, it would mean have the activists run it? Into perior wisdom could be found There is much to be said tion of national contentment, likely will get well. The al- ders' suggestion that Long Branch putting valuable land to good use. the ruddy ground. Listen to in the matter of China. for a simple, sturdy In- our party pledges its - yawn Messrs. Reagan, Carter and ternative is to put the suffer- Among Washington liberals, — unrelenting inattention. officials meet with the county Parks For the county, it would mean own- competence. There Is much to and Recreation Commission on July ership of an excellent operation 12. The meeting could be the start of which would have the added benefits real county involvement in devel- of the nearby oceanfront. oping an urban recreational facility Freeholders Thomas J. Lynch in the city. Spooking the news business Jr. and Ernest G. Kavalek are The county commission has done known io favor Mayor Cioffi's pre- By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN ' »"«"'" minimi n with some of them, an activi- quently, the FBI and the CIA a magnificent job in setting up a sentation. Mr. Kavali'k's support is ty that attracts FBI agents. have said that they have no network of parks and golf courses. particularly encouraging. He says Why can't Sam Jaffe hold a THE LIBERAL "The FBI made contact with evidence the man was ever a As Mayor Cioffi points out, however, county backing of the Long Branch job in the news business? Is me and said you're seeing a spy. he a Russian spy or is he lot of Russians and we'd like those facilities are in Monmouth's venture would open the way for de- Jaffe insists he wasn't any- being blacklisted? "I keep ap- SIDE you to tell us what they say. I body's spy and his inability to "open areas" and public trans- velopment of park facilities in the plying for jobs," says the for- cooperated with them. I did find work lends credence to portation to them is non-existent. He Bayshore. mer CBS and ABC corre- i nun niiiKiiit u< so not for patriotism, not for his story. also reminded the freeholders that Mr. Kavalek has been a staunch spondent. "Everybody's hap- money, but basically to pro- Whether Jaffe did or didn't, the state is placing top priority for proponent of getting the Recreation py, and then something hap- Red hit man, is himself sus- tect myself." we know from the Church pens and suddenly they're pected of being a phony de- Somewhat later, when he Committee report that many development of recreational facil- Commission involved in land acqui- turned off." fector sent westward to cause was applying for a job as a von HOFFMAN In the clergy, in the founda- ities in urban areas. sition in the Bayshore. We agree Jaffe has had the mis- chaos in our spook apparatus. newswriter for CBS In New tions, In the universities and Long Branch cannot be expected with him in believing that area fortune of being called a KGB Jaffe's association with all York, Jaffe says he was ap- really seems to have begun in the news business, prob- to pay for such a regional park, one should not be neglected, and we're agent by one Yuri Ivanovich this murkiness goes back to proached by a chap named when he did get his Moscow ably from reporters up to cor- the early '50s when he got out which would be enjoyed by citizens delighted to know he realizes the Nosenko, a Russian secret po- Jerry Rubin, who identified assignment, not with CBS but porate executive, did. lice official who defected to of the Marine Corps and went himself as an overt CIA agent with ABC. Again, he says he far removed" from the city's bound- Bayshore's need for parks shouldn't The FBI and the CIA are our side some years ago. to work with the UN. as a and produced credentials to didn't cooperate when invited covering up for the news busi- blind us to Long Branch's pressing newswriter. "I found the Rus- aries. Because established bus Nosenko, who is the source prove it. This Mr. Rubin said to lunch at a small New York ness and the other institutions sians fascinating," he says, routes could bring visitors to the need for revitalization. for the CIA's contention that he knew that Jaffe had ap- Italian restaurant with a CIA which have cooperated with and started to pal around Lee Harvey Oswald wasn't a plied for the CBS job and that person he says was name,d them in the past. They're he was in a position to inform Jay Reeves. They were joined probably doing so as a result him he would get the job and by another man, whose name of pressure from the com- a prestigious assignment as Jaffe can't recall (this was promised organizations and a Hope Road improvements Moscow correspondent if back in 1960), a person who tactical realization that by Jaffe would agree to sing was introduced as a CIA psy- An Army officer recently told us Jr. sayS, however, that the county along with the CI and A. keeping the names secret chologist from the center of they can blackmail the same that when he left Ft. Monmouth for may take the initiative to get on Jaffe says he turned the chap spookology in Washington. down and had to content him- organizations into future co- an assignment in Germany several with the job. We certainly hope it This man said he wanted self with the lower-status operation. does. some kind of help from Jaffe years ago, there was talk about im- yrewmE New York job. But in the news business, at proving Hope Road, the thorough- Most everyone is on record as in regard to the forthcoming least, the knowledge that Moscow trial of Gary Francis fare which serves as a boundary be- being in favor of keeping Ft. Mon- STREET*. IfWOilLP This, by the by, isn't the some of us were spies, spooks first time someone has pop- Powers, the American spy pi- and snitches has poisoned the tween Eatontown and Tinton Falls. mouth as a viable institution, yet WTKFREWml ped up alleging facts that lot shot down over Russia. atmosphere and filled our He's back at the fort now, and little has been done to improve con- would lead one to suspect top- Suffice it to say there were professional relations with there's still talk about improving ditions on Hope Road, which gets THE AUTOS level CBS executives have many suspicious comings and sordid rumor and ignoble sus- Hope Road. such heavy use by fort personnel. had some son of working ar- goings and coincidences, all picion. rangement with powers and One of the most recent reasons We commend Mr. Lynch for rec- of which are beyond Jaffe's The Russians are the only principalities of spookdom. fathoming since he says he winners unless the air Is for delaying work on the street is ognizing that Hope Road is a vital But Jaffe's enmeshment didn't cooperate. Subse- cleared. the state's cutback on transportation thoroughfare, and wish him well in funds. Freeholder Thomas J. Lynch speeding up work there. Today in history Schaible pays visit In 1911, Britain's King stormed a Buddhist com- known or suspected to have George V and Queen Mary pound in Saigon, arresting made Illegal campaign dona- Among the guests at Red Bank ago, Mr. Schaible spent about five were crowned in London. ' monks and young people. tions and overseas payoffs. In 1937. Joe Louis became Five years ago: Great Brit- Regional High School's graduation years in the planning and construc- Today's birthdays: Writer the world heavyweight boxing ain and the six nations of the ceremonies Thursday night was Har- tion of the school. We're pleased he Anne Morrow Lindbergh is M champion by knocking out European Common Market years old. Movie director Bil- old Schaible, former superintendent was able to share in the happy occa- Jim Braddock in a match in came to terms on Britain's ly Wilder Is 70. Fashion de- of the school. He flew up from Flor- sion, and that's just what it was for Chicago. admission to the Economic signer BUI Blass Is 54. for the eventful evening which the 247 graduates who have entered In 1140, France and Ger- Community. rked the first such program at the school's history as being the many signed a World War II One year ago: It was dis- Thought for today: No man armistice. who is In a hurry Is quite civ- Uw new $9 million school. first to be presented their diplomas closed that the Internal Reve- Ten years ago: South Viet- nue Service was investigating ilized — philosopher and Prior to his retirement a year there. 'So much for that problem.' namese government troops about 50 large corporations writer Will Durant. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JUNE 22. 1976 The Dfcity RegMlT 7 Opposition voiced to change in Middle town zoning Coventry Woods Civic looeloped orooertpropertvy uof fnuenirCoventrvy IHMMMIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH • • m mI lllllllluul ..edH ihthe. .dcMic1 a o..f• •>.the- -•-elec-- Association tire educational system into come taxes, will prove only to point to with pride for our street was to be widened Woods to multi-family dwell- torate. It preserved our exist- 1 White Oak Ridge Rd paralysis because they are temporary, and will be a posterity — just another run This was a part of the vari- ings. There was immediate ing neighborhoods, protected Lincroft, N J unwilling to allocate the tax crushing burden on the poor of the mill has been town. ance What happened'' Then, strong community opposition, FROM OUR our historical sites and pro- To the Editor: monies to pay for it It is and moderate-income people The city hall is soon to fall too, we must consider that shock and disbelief. We felt vided areas for a variety of even more Incredible when under the wreckers' ball The with the removal of the foun Enclosed please find copy we had been deceived and the housing for low and middle Sincerely. READERS one realizes the stupendous new one would be a more ap- tain the accident rale may of letter which was sent to developers were only inter- income groups Robert K Moir Tki Dolly Rtfllter •*•• Ml amount of money spent for propriate candidate. well go up with a wide open the following members of the ested in their profits. We Utter* In NMM cis—w wMck t Middletown Township Zoning; pMWCtl c—eHetn *f CMMMTCM pretf- The property adjacent to the military and for corrupt The Buffalo Bill houses bit corner encouraging people to would never have purchased our homes had been zoned Dinner publicity Board of Adjustment: foreign dictators and the dust, the famous Shakes- take it on two wheels property here if we had one family per acre, and was Eatontown Bicentennial Thomas Ames, Anthony Kul- imiimiiiitiiitmiiiiMiHiiimiiiiiHiiHimii monarchs like Park of S. peare house so modernized Very truly yours. known that the builder in- to have been the second sec- per, Joseph Tomaso, Irwin Korea, the Shah of Iran, and Committee that It was completely muti- Edgar N Dinkelspiel tended to use the existing tion of our development. The P.O. Box 1776 Hendricki, Richard Hay. land for multi-family dwell- Change opposed King Juan Carlos "the Last" lated beyond recognition and township zoning guaranteed of Spain. Eatontown, N.J. so it goes, to mention but a Yours very truly, ings. This would completely 1 White Oak Ridge Road Middletown plan that this adjacent land could To the Editor: few of our destroyed histori- Philip Mirra change the nature of our Lincroft, N.J be used for no other purpose To say that this country On behalf of the Eatontown cal edifices. 60 Dwight Road Celia Grubman neighborhood. To the Editor: When the master plan was cannot afford to pay for good Bicentennial Committee and Middletown, N J Bonnie Steinhart "During this same period of In looking for a house in being drawn up, the Planning education1 for all its citizens is as chairman of the progres- Now the city is to remove To the Editor Susan Martin time when they were planning which we could raise our fam- Board and the town council an absurdity. It really Is a sive dinner, I would like to the Dr. Chattle Memorial Having experienced the "We feel compelled to write Woodland Run, Ihe devel- ily in peace and privacy, we reaffirmed the fact that this case of priorities What is thank you for the publicity re- Fountain, a landmark for 77 rape of Staten Island by out- to you at this time to let you opers continued to sell prop- also looked for a house that* property would remain as more Important, schools or B- ceived In the Daily Register years It may well be very of-state investors and foreign know that we were shocked erty on White Oak Ridge would be a good investment, zoned, ie ... one acre/single 1 bombers? Despite the rain, the affair near the spot where the first investors we who have settled and outraged by your over- Roa4i4ising the original maps We thought we found such a family dwellings! It is also a question of who was socially successful and Liberty Pole was erected fol- here are going to hold all simplification of the objec- and blueprints as a selling house in a development will pay. One of the unspoken thanks are in order for your lowing the American Revolu- elected officials responsible tions of Coventry Woods resi- Now it appears that a de- pitch, but failed to advise known as Coventry Woods in veloper's devious, profit-re- disputes going on in our legis- help in making the evening so tion. In addition, it had the for the decisions made in re- dents to Woodland Tech- prospective buyers of their in- Lincroft. lature is whether the rich will enjoyable. distinction of being the smal- gard to all properties in the nology's application for a lated efforts to alter the mas- tentions to build a contiguous Our builder, Mr. Charles have to pay something for lest park in the world, before Middletown High Schuol land use variance which was ter plan (which cost 1100,000 Sincerely, city of townhouses. Levine, now a "major-minor" education or whether it can the little stretch of grass was South area, as well as any de- preliminarily approved at your and is only a year old) and Carley Garofalo, shareholder in a firm known build * community of over 700 be dumped on poor and work- Progressive Dinner Chairman removed from around it. This cision that affects the town in caucus meeting of June 10. "Because the master plan as Woodland Technology, as- townhouses where only SO ing people. fountain is very rich in histor- order that we don't ex- of Middletown was at this "It appears that In an effort sured us that the purchase of single dwellings were to have ical memories land certainly perience the same situation time under revision, Wood- The proper lax program to appease the residents of one of his houses would give been built, is about to become would be an Income tax Gty landmarks was a part of the city when it again. land Technology attempted to was one of the foremost Coventry Woods you sug- us these things. a reality which taxes no one under 851 Ocean Aw Changes made against the have, the remaining land re- places in the world.Unfor- gested a stipulation that the While our house was being 115,000 a year in personal in- Elberon. N.J. will of the majority of people zoned for multi-family dwell- Unless concerned property tunately the attitude toward lowest priced housing be built, Mr. Levine was simulta- come, and which is sharply To the Editor: who live in the area and any ings on the new master plan. owners throughout the county the fountain reflects the eliminated and recommended neously planning an apart- graduated There should also One by one. Long Branch's decisions made are done so The planning board, in a deci- cry out in protest, this rape decay that now has settled a few extra trees and/or a ment project adjacent to our be higher taxes on the corpo- famous landmarks are being without the knowledge of the sion consistent with the over- will occur. over our great city, high recreation facility. This Is un- property that would rob us of rations and the banks. The systematically obliterated. people affected, and any all growth and development Sincerely, taxes, high crime rate, high palatable and completely the very things we had pur- regressive sales tax should be Long Branch is no Johnnie claim to the contrary is a of the community and the de- Mrs. Harley S. Baretz amount of vacant stores, and misses the point. Because of chased and paid for in good repealed, and state /aw Come Lately as towns go. II farce. ft sires of its residents, rejected vacant lots on our main busi- your misconceptions wa feel faith. . . . should forbid real estate is well over W0 years old and The master plan was drawn It Is necessary to review the this proposal for multi-family School cash ness area and a general slipp- Should any branch of our taxes on homes worth less dates back to before the Rev- to the satisfaction of the circumstances regarding the dwellings by again zoning it 73 S. Fifth Ave ing into oblivion. township government condone than $40,000 market value. olution. Its heritage was rich people and should not be Woodland Technology vari- for single family dwellings. Long Branch, N.J. Woodland Technology's plans Attempts to levy monies and well steeped in tradition, It might be well to recall changed in any way. ance application. To the Editor: "Since the planning board for 701 townhouse con- It is incredible to see our from sales tax increases, or yet every vestige will soon be that when the new gas station Sincerely, "All who came to Coventry has deemed this site unsui- dominiums, we would consid- state politicians throw our en- "piggy-back" surcharge in^ destroyed. No landmarks left was built on the corner, the Mr and Mrs. Roy Ekstedt Woods and eventually built table for multMamily dwell er that branch of the govern- their homes here were smit- 11 ings, we cannot understand ment a party to fraud. ten by the extreme beauty the logic that has prompted Sincerely, and quiet of this wooded set- the sudden reopening of this Susan Martin ting We knew at once that twice settled matter. The pur- this was the place where we pose of this letter Is- to set wanted to live and raise our forth our feelings that this Rape suspected families. project is grossly unsuited for 41 White Oak Ridge Road If your home needs improvement, "The developer proposed this area. It does not discuss Lincroft, N.J. via charts, maps and blue- the planning objectives, the To the Editor: prints his plans to build a legal arguments, or the issues A rape is about to occur at community totaling 90,95 of property devaluation, over- Coventry Woods, Lincroft. homes on no less than one crowded schools, traffic con- The right to live in our own acre per house. Upon inquiry gestion, additional police and homes with peace of mind has apply yourself. at town hall prior to pur- fife protection, noise, pollu- been violated! Our property chase, tha master plan in- tion and the demands for pub- is soon to become devaluated! Planning on remodeling your kitchen, putting in a pool, painting your house, adding a garage, or any other dicated that this land was in- lic utilities, which matters Worse yet, there is seemingly home Improvement? We can help you — with a low-cost Carteret Home Improvement Loan. (We will loan it deed zoned for the proposed were presented to you little concern for this abuse to you even if you have already made the improvement.) And now, lor the first time, we are alto permitted to development. With confidence through our attorney. < by the three voting members make home Improvement loans for such things at appliances, furniture, rugs, draperies, etc. and enthusuasm we built our of Middletown's Zoning Board You can borrow as much as $15,000. and you may have as long as 15 years to repay the loan in con- homes. "We sincerely urge you on of Adjustment. the basis of the foregoing to venient monthly installments. At your option, we will even provide credit life Insurance protection (up to a "Shortly after we were 'set- For the past several years reconsider your preliminary 10-year term) for a slight additional charge. tled In' and beginning to fur- Middletown had been pre- decision and to support the nish our homes, Mr. Levlne paring a master plan to pro- Simply fill out this application and mail it to Home Improvement Department, 866 Broad St., Newark, N.J. master plan and its intent " and Mr Cordover of Wood- vide (or the orderly growth of 07102, or send it to your nearest Carteret office. If you need help in filling out the application or if you have land Technology met with the •~"-"**^~"" Sincerely,^ • our township Last year when any questions, please call us at (201) 622-8010. Ask for Mr. James Fehon. residents of Coventry Woods. Philip Mirra the master plan was adopted At this meeting they present- Celia Grubman by the town council, residents ed us with their plans to Bonnie Steinhart could feel proud that we final- change the use of the undeve- Susan Martin ly had a design which reflect-

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SIGN-UP, Carteret Savings and Loan Association Main Office: 888 Broad St.. Newark. N.J. 07102 • (201) 622-8010 AMERICA! 20 Offices In Bergen, Essex, Mercer, Monmouth. Morris and Warren Counties LENDER 8 The DfetfyRegister SHREWSBURY, N/J TUESOAY.JUNE 22 1976' Red Bank man is indicted on break-in, theft charges

John DeDolce, 2«, of Sutton FREEHOLD - A 11-year- Agee also is charged with Lynn, Southside Drive, Atlan- Middletown and possessing lands, Oct. 20 in Atlantic iharged with attempting to Donald Rowat, 19, of Ridley Drive, Matawan, is charged old Red Bank man was in- breaking into the home of tic Highlands, Feb 1 and the rifle without having an Highlands break into a car owned by Park, Penn., is charged with with debauching the morals dicted by a county grand jury Victoria Innancelli, 24 Mori stealing cash and articles val- identification card. Alan Smith, 18, of Woodland William Brunt Jr.. Ocean breaking Into Ocean Town- of a 14-year-old boy, lewdness on charges of committing 10 Place, Red Bank, Nov 24; the ued at 13,863 He also Is Lee Brown, «2, of Maple Drive, Llncroft, is charged Ave., East Keansburg, Jan. ship Junior High School, Feb. and threatening to kill the break-ins and stealing articles home of John Cottingham. 17 charged with breaking into Ave., Fair Haven, is charged with breaking into a car 16 and contributing to the de- 1. boy Feb. 0 in Matawan. valued at |8,897 from four of Prospect Ave , Red Bank, the home of Nickolette Levy, with possessing a revolver Dwned by Donald Smith, 178 linquency ol four boys, three Rowat and Keith Langston, the homes. Jan. 3; the home of John Fairview Ave , Navesink, without a permit, possessing Ballentine Road, Middletown, aged 16 and one 15, by allow- 20, of Monmouth Road, John Berry . 38. of Ludlow Ronald Agee of Worthly St., Ellis, 48 Drummond Ave., Feb 13 and stealing cash and the revolver with an unlawful Jan. 28 and breaking into a ing them to participate in the Oceanport, are charged with St., Long Branch, waa In- Red Bank, is charged with Red Bank, Feb 5 articles valued at $2,505 intent and possessing a dan- car owned by Joseph Chin attempted break-In. receiving stolen property: dicted on two counts of mor- breaking into the home of These Iwo indictments gerous weapon Feb. 23 In chella, 194 Ballentine Road, Joseph Champey.Sr., 40, of nine stop watches and als charges: Feb. 16 and Feb. Helena Crine, Nov 29 and He also is charged with were among those handed up Hazlet Middletown, on two occasions Woodbury, Penn . is charged wrenches belonging to the ju- 27 in Long Branch. stealing jewelry valued al breaking into the home of to Superior Court Judge Pat- Dennis Giebler, 19, of Mon- Jan. 28. with breaking Into Belford nior high school; two citizens James Novembre, 30. of 1320 He also is charged with Malrianna Silberstein, 21 John rick J McGann Jr., actiDg as- mouth Road. Oakhurst. is Smith is additionally Cooperative, 74 Main St., Bel- band radios and four bottles Carr Ave., Keansburg, is breaking into the home of St., Red Bank, and the home signment judge charged with breaking into charged with contributing to ford and stealing articles val- of liquor belonging to Twin- charged with assaulting John Robert Doherty, 47 South St., of Anne Rehm, 15 Hilltop Ter- Larry Ryan, tt, of Cedar cars owned by Palamara the delinquency of a 17-year- ued over $500. He also is brook Apartments, Ocean McDermott, 141 Bay Ave., Red Bank, Jan. 28 and steal- race, Red Bank, both March Ave., East Keansburg. is Brothers Shell Inc., 195 First old boy by allowing the youth charged with breaking into Township, and a citizens band Highlands, with a pistol and ing a camera valued at $205 5. charged with robbing Charles Ave., Atlantic Highlands; to participate in the break- Belford Cooperative Restau- radio and walkie talkies be- possessing a pistol with an and |4 cash He also is In a separate indictment, Harrington, 22 Mason Place. Jane Seaman, 76 Wallace St.. ins. rant and stealing articles val- longing to Pine Tree Bar, unlawful intent Feb. 8 in charged with breaking into Agee is charged with break- Keansburg, of 150 while Red Bank, and P.D.C.SVInc. George Angelinovogh, 20, of ued between (200 and $500. Ocean Township, Feb. 5 in Keansburg. the same home Dec. 13. ing into the home of William armed with a rifle Dec 2 in 183 First Ave., Atlantic High- West Jack St., Hazlet, is both on Jan. 28. Ocean Township Red Bank Regional grads face a big test next week

LITTLE SILVER - June As champions of their state automotive shop properly. Walter P Chrysler trophy tive Educational Center at Li- guests of Chrysler-Plymouth petition with the cooperation 30 may be the biggest day of — a title they won in May — In addition, the national The individual student who and a one-year scholarship vonia, Mich. Division and the Chrysler- of the state boards of educa- the year for Albert L. Rowe, they will face the champions champions will receive an all scores the highest grade in worth $3,600 to Chrysler Cor- The 50 teams at Chicago, Plymouth dealers of America, tion and more than 2,200 par- 18, of 215 Rumson Road. of the other 49 states for a expense-paid trip to New the examination will win the poration's MoTech Automo- and their instructors, will be who sponsor the annual com- ticipating high schools. Little Silver, and Lawrence J share in scholarships, prizes York to compete against the Trouble Shooting is a public LaBatch, 18, of 81 Leedsville and trophies worth more than national champions of Canada service program conducted Drive, Lincroft. Both were $45,000. ' and Mexico on July 28 $50,000 damage suit filed against county freeholders' throughout the United States, graduated from Red Bank Canada, and Mexico to im- Each member of the win- To win the national cham- FREEHOLD - A Long Branch, was awarded a con- shown on the speclficatons or which had not been called W Regional High School last prove the availability of qual- ning team at Chicago will be pionship, the students will Branch firm has filed a suit tract for $161,245.20 for the re- mentioned In the plans pre- in the contract. Thursday. ity automobile mechanics. awarded a $2,500 scholarship, have to score high grades on against the County Board of construction of bridge MN-60 pared by the county. The suit, filed by William Through a follow-up system, That is when they will and each of the top 10 teams a written examination and Freeholders for $50,000 in on Taylors Mill Road. Ma- The suit further maintains Himelman of Red Bank, compete in the national will win scholarships and a then beat'the other teams damages for costs it claims it nalapan. that the county should have maintained that the firm had Trouble Shooters are con- Plymouth Trouble Shooting large trophy Each of the 50 with their accuracy and speed incurred while reconstructing known about these conditions. asked the county to pay it (or tacted at the conclusion of the competing teams will take championship at Soldier Field in finding and fixing a series a county bridge in Manalapan The suit maintains that dur- The' firm said that as a re- the extra work, but that the contests in an effort to find in Chicago. They leave for Chi- home a new set of auto me- ol malfunctions deliberately Township. ing reconstruction of the sult of these conditions it was county has refused to recog- them jobs as apprentice me- cago on Monday. chanics tools for its school's installed in a car to keep it nize the additional cost and chanics in dealerships near International Masonry Inc. bridge, the firm encountered forced to remove vast from starting or operating damage incurred by the firm. their homes. of 279 Broadway, Long subsurface conditions not amounts of rock and debris

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By SYLVIA PORTER iniliMMiiiiiniiimiiitiiiiiiMMIiiMiiiiniiitiiiliiiiiiiliiiiHiiiilhiiiiiiilllllillllllllullllllil contractor will save you time and hassle, you're also probably you written notice of your right to cancel and information better off arranging your own terms Make certain that the about whom to conlacl should you want to back out If you If you are among the record total of homeowners intent interest rate your contractor quotes to you is not above the decide to cancel, you must notify the appropriate person in on remodeling, rehabilitating, repairing your home In the next current 10 to 14 per cent range Be sure that he gives you full writing.' few months, you should have little difficulty getting financing YOUR MONEY'S and correct financial disclosure, as required by the Truth in Be on guard against home improvement firms that do not In general, there's an adequate supply of credit available for Lending law. give you notice of this right of rescission (cooling-off period) this type of loan — with 85 per cent of 150 representative Investigate the desirability of taking out a second mortgage or give it to you after the three-day period has elapsed or af- banks polled by the Amencan Bankers Association expecting to cover the costs of your major repair or remodeling job. ter materials have been delivered and work started Be sure to expand their home-improvement loans from 1875's huge WORTH you gel the notice when you sign the contract' Assume that your home improvement contract contains a $8 3 billion The very fact thai a home-improvement firm doesn't inline "mechanics' liens" clause, unless this lien is specifically The typical home-improvement loan now runs $3,000 and dialely offer you written notice of your right of rescission ul •iiiiimiHiMiiiiimiimiiiiiiiHliiimiiiHiii: waived by mutual agreement These liens serve to protect under; just your signature is usually required for such a loan, iimtiact-signing lime should make you back olf Not giving home-improvement contractors and their employes They give no collateral; interest rates now vary between 10 and 14 per Compare loan terms being offered by local lenders for you this notice is illegal The Federal Trade Commissions re- an electrician or plumber, say. the right to sell your home to cent; and the life of the loans spans five to seven years whatever your project is — finishing off a basement, re-sid- gional office in Cleveland is currently charging three big secure the payment due to him for his work Suppose you owe Before you undertake an ambitious project, however, ing, etc Inquire about FHA insured Title I home-Improve- home-improvement contracting firms with violating this pro" the plumber 11.000 and he has a lien on your 140.000 home; he keep in mind this rule of thumb: if your improvement is likely ment loans, offered by many 'institutions' The maximum in- sum of the Truth 111 Lending law. failing to inform consumers could (In an extreme iheorelical case) sell your house fur to cost more than 25 per cent of the current market value of terest rate on these loans is now 12 per cent You can borrow of their right to the three-day cooling-off period. (40.000. give you $:«I.OIKI and keep 11.000 for himsptL- your home, you probably will not realize it as an investment up to tlO.000, no collateral required, and the loan is repayable And if your decision is to go the do-it-yourself route, be jusl In blunt words, you may not be able to recover the money within 12 years. Be sure you understand the three-day "cooling off' period us much'on guard against the pitfalls for you in this entire you are now investing if and when you decide to sell the Do not agree to loan terms offered by your home contractor given to you under the Truth in Lending law to think over any area of home remodeling Vow lo yourself that you won't, house. without first comparing them with terms offered by other len- deal you have made and. if you wish, to cancel it during the through your own gullibility or ignorance, turn your dream Also study and remember these basic rules: ders. While it's probably true that financing arranged by your three days When you sign your contract, the lender must give into an expensive, drawn-out tdghtmire.' Portfolio suggested for student's $75,000 inheritance

BHyv DAVID RH . S\K(ikMSARGENTT he is ounut in the busineshiicinpccs worlwnrlrdi tntaxv pvcmnlinexemptionn , anranid havehave aann • IIMHIIIIIHliHlililllHIIIIIIIUAIMimillllllll a^^^^_^_^___M .Pepperel, .l ,(NYSE .(«.,.i...) ,.,.,andj Winnu>i__- 'Growt» •- -•h» limn i,...... ,i...1.household1 .,.,,an!d IM_in - Jul1..1.y, ...wilml ..<<•mar• kL tkthea iQr33rHd rnncon-. earning a substantial salary, average life of 12 years. The Dixie (NYSE)'. A marked dustrial fabrics should boost secutive annual dividend in- Q - My college-age son has tax-free investments are un- longest mortgage maturity rebound in Beneficial's West- profits in the.future Winn- crease. just inherited $75,000 He necessary. date is 30 years. As principal ern Auto subsidiary is spar- Dixie, a Southeastern super- (Column readers should would like advice on how this His needs would best be is paid off, you receive your SUCCESSFUL king an earnings advance this market operator,.is negotiat- send their investment in- should be invested for growth. met by a portfolio made up of pro rata share of this. At the year and generated a boost in ing to acquire a 1.40 unit chain quiries to David R Sargent, Should tax-free investments $40,000 in common stocks and present time, the 8%s, priced the dividend. in Texas, Oklahoma and New Successful Investing, c/o this be considered and how much $25,000 in fixed income in- to yield 8.4 per cent currently, Mexico. A dividend boost in newspaper.) should be put into savings1 vestments, plus the savings are an attractive Investment. INVESTING Steady earnings growth at RK account. In the fixed income The investor is actually buy- Public Service of New Mexico A — Your son's inheritance category, I like the govern- ing a participation certificate is behind the 51 per cent in- has come at a most opportune ment guaranteed GNMA mod- in a pool of government-back- Ml I Ill I • > i crease in dividends since 1970. aquatedi pools time in his life. As a starter, I ified pass-through securities. ed FHA-VA mortgages. Prin- A package of 5 common son's annual income from his Above-average income and would suggest putting 110,000 These are available in a min- cipal and Interest are paid stocks yielding an average of Inheritance to over J4.HSH, as- moderate growth should con- of his legacy in some type of imum $25,000 amount, have no monthly. 6 1 per cent would boost your suming 14,000 to 15,000 is used tinue. Tenneco has a finger in 741-3000 savings account — a regular initially for college expenses a number of pies, including natural gas transmission, oil account and/or a term certifi- Equal dollar amounts in each POOL BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLIES cate. Which type of account of these equities would allow producing, refining and mar- he chaoses should be deter- 24 pet. hike for Allstate JH.OOO per issue. The slocks keting, shipbuilding, construc- mined by the immediacy of are: Beneficial Corporation tion equipment, packaging his needs for cash If he is (NYSE), and chemicals. A dividend jbury Ave . Shrewsbury. N J 07/01 planning on footing his own New hike at West Point-Pepperell college expenses, then the en- auto insurance rates OK'd neco (NYSE), West Point is looked for this year. tire account should be depos- Register Slate House Bureau become effective June 28 for crease. ited In regular savings to TRENTON - Increases of new business and July 28 for Allstate had reported suf- meet the bills his freshman nearly 24 per cent in the auto renewals fering considerable under- PHIL RIZZUTO ANNOUNCES TO N.J. HOMEOWNERS year Income from his in-insurance premium rates of Allstate is the largest au- writing losses on its automo- vestments should be sufficient Allstate Insurance Company, tomobile insurance company bile Insurance in New Jersey to defray costs for the sub- the largest auto insurer in with about 20 per cent of the for the past three years. sequent college years. Until New Jersey, have been ap- market. It Insures approxi- proved by the State Insurance mately 580,000 cars at an an- Commissioner James J. Shee- nual premium of $151.4 mil- ran. lion. Mr. Sheeran gave his ap- Mr. Sheeran said the De- proval, announced Friday, for partment of Public Advocate, an increase of 24 per cent in which provided rate counsel liability coverage and 23.2 per for a public hearing last cent for physical damage cov- month on Allstate's requested erage (collision and com- rate revision, has advised him prehensive). The new rates it has no objection to the in- ( LTHE MONEY STORE 7he6upo9a Km SENIOR CITIZENS Invltal you lo llva In Iht Local Securities grand manner lo which VOU'M bean accualomed. Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3- If you're used to the best. p in yesterday from NASD. Prices Ao not include retail mark- you'll want to consider The jMIDDLETOWN ^* up, mark-down, or commission. 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Berger, who maintains me- Shore National Bank 1% 1021 STATE HIGHWAY 35, Middlelown, New Jersey 07748 dical offices at 93 Broad St. Shrewsbury State Bank 10 II* Gentlemen: At no obligation, please tell me United Counties Trust Co 16 il you can approve a toan to me Ih the amount ol $ ___ and In Freehold, has been United Jersey Banks of N.J certified as a diplomate of the Name American Board of Allergy INDUSTRIAL Address and Immunology as a result 671-5600 of pissing a competitive ex- BID ASKED ONE VISIT TO OFFICE NEAREST YOU Cily amination. W 100 RlrJgtwood Annul No. Of Years in Home Home Phone Atlantic Appliance Co., lnc.!^V 2c Pinmt, N J. 07192 AFTER YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! Best Time To Call Morning Afternoon . Evening . Or. Berger is an attending Brockway J 34% 35% (201)444-8200 SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS physician to the allergy sec- Buck Engineering t^.'. 2% »A tion of the Greater Freehold C.R.G. Corporation \ Area Hospital and the Brook- Colonial Foods lyn Jewish Medical Center, a Detomaso ; ,xxxxxxxxxxxxx\xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx consultant in allergy to the Electronic Associates Electronic Assistance Bayshore Community Hospi- i Foodarama 4% tal, Holmdel, and physician in Gibson-Homas charge of the adult allergy di- King James Extended Care, vision of Jersey Shore Medic- Laird i MONMOUTH COUNTY al Center, Neptune. Metallurgical International Midland Glass 12% He is a graduate of Chicago Monmouth Airlines Medical School and received Monmouth Capita) 4>A his pediatric training at the Monmouth Park RESIDENTS Upstate Medical Center, Syr- Monmouth Real Estate Investment acuse, N.Y., and his training N.J. Natural Gas 9 in allergies at the Brooklyn Perkin-Elmer i«4 Jewish Medical Center. He is Precision Optics WE ARE INTERESTED IN QUOTING AUTOMOBILE AND HOMEOWNER'S a diplomate of the American Radiophone Corp 1 Servomation 4 Board of Pediatrics, a fellow Spiral Metal INSURANCE FOR QEICO POLICYHOLDERS. IF YOU ARE DISSATISFIED of the American Academy of y.S. Homes Pediatrics and an associate - fellow of the American Col- WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTOMOBILE OR HOMEOWNER'S INSURANCE lege of Allergists and the American Academy of Al- COMPANY... lergy. A VACATION Dr. Berger is an associate CALL THE and contributing editor of the IS A GREAT REASON allergy abstract section of the Journal of Allergy and Clini- TO SEE US ABOUT A cal Immunology. LOAN. DITTMAR AGENCY Franklin State declare** dividend SOMERSET — The board GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD INSURANCE of directors of Franklin State Bank has declared a 25 cent COMPANIES DON'T HAVE TO COST MORE per share cash dividend to stockholders of record as of June 2}, payable July 1. Franklin State, established in COLONIAL INS, has paid dividends to its FIRST NAIBrWl BANK 49 EAST MAIN FREEHOLD stockholders since its first full 1* all-ttrvict bank lhat lMfct*ut l«r you yctr of operation. •••< l.li"i»> Bfl'U'Wi' • • SHREWSBURY, N J ruEsuAv, JUNE 22.1976 The Drily Regkler 11

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Part 1 Bureau does during the to become a grandfather (HI other nine years. lor Ihe first lime, Radar adds to the anticipation 11:00 QOOOO03NI W, 8:00 QfQI'VE GOT A SECRET QQDMARY HART- QMEETING HOUSE by promoting a pool FREDAMAIRF ft MAN,MARY HARTMAN MOVIN' ON among hospital personnel 1072 OCEAN AVENUE on the baby's arrival time QlUCY SHOW Witch Hunt" Lois Hunl. "Lucy Saves Milton Berle the only chicken larmer and vital statistics. 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MAHNS BROS. 600 Broadway, at Norwood Avenue, Long Branch RT. 35 RT. 34 OAKHURST • ENQLISHTOWN • KEYPORT • MIODLEBROOK • LITTLE SILVER • BRICK TOWN • EATONTOWN and BELMAR BLVD. MIDDLETOWN • MANALAPAN • HOLMDEL • NEPTUNE CITY • MARLBORO • MYSTIC ISLAND • 542-0030 WALL BELMAR* I AM* PM Mon-Fri 681-2488 BELMAR SAVINGS AND LOAN* A DIVISION OF SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • AMI PM tot • AM-e PM Moo-Sat « AM S PM Friday - Allied health professionals in new role By DORIS KULNAN

LINCROFT - View your- selves as Independent prac- titioners and not as acces- sories to physicians, allied health professionals were exhorted at a meeting here. The nurses, technologists and therapists who make up the 21 recognized allied health professions "are not second class health work- ers" but possessors of "a unique, specialized set of health care skills and knowledge not known quite as well to any other health professional," Dr. Frank Husted, dean of allied health at Temple Univer- sity, Philadelphia, de- clared. Dr. Husted addressed the faculty of Brookdale Com- munity College's allied health programs and about 40 physicians, adminis- trators and program direc- tors, representing 12 hospi- tals, nursing homes and health agencies In Mon- mouth and Ocean Counties at luncheon at the college. R*f Ifttr itoff plwtM Before the luncheon, the 40 A PATIENT DOLL - SlV/la Raccoppl, left fore- (back to camera), director of anestheslology at representatives of the in- ground, an Instructor InlBrookdale Community Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, and stitutions where Brookdale College's 10-bed nursing laboratory, explains Col. Max Goldschmitt, commander of Patterson students are taught the the life-size monnequlns on which students prac- Army Hospital, Ft. AAonmouth, as Patty Puorro, clinical phases of its nurs- tice their skills, to Dr. Armand Bedlkian, right Ocean Township, a nursing student, looks on. ing, medical laboratory technology and respiratory clan know that you have a patient. the hospital in the shortest therapist and you have therapy programs, toured contribution to make Not Hospitals "aren't going to period of time and I will be been recommended — not the county college's new al- 'in my humble and prob- be very important in the taken care of where it's referred, not prescribed, lied health facilities. ably inadequate opinion, I next 20 years" except for most comfortable and least but recommended . " Allied health profes- think the patient is dead.' surgery, Dr. Husted pre- expensive, at home, where The hospital and agency sionals now "have to be It's a little late then ..." dicted "because no one can I belong . . . representatives were vo- - R •fltaltr plwtM kv DM L*r« prescribed by the physician The allied health profes- afford them, no one can af- "And there will be op- cally impressed by Brook- LOOKING AT BASICS — Col. Max Goldschmitt, left, commander of for the patient.. . there is sional's approach to the ford to go broke being portunity for independent dale's new facilities for its Patterson Army Hospital and Dr. Armand Bedikian, director of a rigid delineation of what physician should be, "I'm a sick." care," he told the allied allied health programs. anestheslology at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, study you are supposed to do,'* ' medical technologist and I "Babies will be born at health professionals, "op- "You certainly have good some of the teaching aids in the anatomy laboratory during a tour of Dr. Husted said. know these things and you home, where they should be portunity for someone to leaching aids," Dr. Armand the college's new allied health facilities. Mary Beth Laing, Ocean But the increasing com- don't," Dr. Husted advised. bom, and a midwife will be call you and say 'I have an Bedlkian, director of Township, a Brookdale nursing student, was one of the tour leaders. plexity of medical tech- He said that would be in there," he said, ". . . if I'm aching back and a friend anesthesiology at Bayshore nology and spiraling costs the best interests of the sick I will be in and out of said I need a good physical Community Hospital, Holm- dictate "it has to be differ- del, commented after the "Our only complaint is into a radiator . the call ratory technologists and 35 ent," he declared. group had surveyed the that the nursing lab is too light is where you can respiratory therapists. "Old doc, with his black anatomy, physiology, mi- perfect," Mary Beth Laing. reach It. .." He said it Is admitting 80 bag, his horse and carriage crobiology, respiratory the- Ocean Township, a Brook- students to its nursing pro- and his bucket of water rapy and instrumentation dale nursing student and Dr. Donald H. Smith, gram this year, 25 to the knew it all, but there laboratories, the 10-bed one of the tour guides, said, Brookdale president, told medical laboratory tech- The Daily Register nursing laboratory, and the comparing it to an average the visitors that since 1968 nology program and 20 to wasn't much to know then," Dr. Husted said. natural science depart- hospital room, "When you the college has graduated the respiratory therapy bend over, you don't bump 498 nurses. 61 medical labo- "You must let the physi- SHREWSBURY. N. J. TUESDAY. JUNE 22, 1976 13 ment's resource center. program. > Long Branch seniors project revived

ByJIMMcCORMICK signed the application. tract was sold May 2 for $350,000 Mr. Derechin said yesterday he did not want to discuss However, according to city tax records, the tract is still LONG BRANCH — A controversial proposal for a high- the matter "for a few weeks." He said his group is having owned by Until Sholom Foundation of Philadelphia. The tract rise senior citizens project at Ocean and Pavilion Aves., trouble "finding a sponsor" for the project. is assessed at (133,900, and taxes this yi'ar amounting to $5,066 which was killed in 1972 by a court ruling, is alive again in a The planner said his group had an application pending have been paid by the foundation revised form. "before the federal government," but he declined to describe A similar project was killed in Dec 1972, when Superior However, applications have not been made to any city •it. Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr overturned four of five vari- agency for approval, and a planner associated, with the re- He confirmed that the project has not been submitted to ances granted to the foundation for a nine-story, 250-unit se- vised project could not say yesterday when or if application the city Planning Board or Zoning Board of Adjustment (or nior citizen project on the same site. would be made. approval. But, he would not comment further The ruling came on a complaint filed by 13 city property The county Planning Board yesterday approved the proj- The county planners also requested the applicant to sub- owners who had sought to overturn the variances which were ect, conditional to approval frgm city agencies mit information regarding public transportation and shopping granted June 1.1972 by the zoning board. The project, in its new form, is a 13-story, 150-unit build- facilities near the site. The board received the application Variances were needed by the foundation because its pro- ing for senior citizens to be located on a 120,000 square-foot late last month, and had 30 days to review il and to make rec- posed building exceeded the number of permitted units by 130 tract at the southwest corner of Ocean and Pavilion Aves. ommendations and parking spaces exceed the required 106 by 394 The tract has been vacant for more than 20 years since Since the board's next meeting falls after the 30 day peri- It was not known last night if the zoning ordinance was the New Atlantic Hotel burned down. od, the board yesterday decided to take action The approval, amended or if variances would be needed for the new project. The applicant, according to papers submitted to the coun- in effect, means nothing if required city approvals are not re- Judge Lane said he found no hardship suffered by the ap- ty planners, is the Jewish War Veterans of the USA. Alex ceived. plicant, and if there were hardship, it was self-created and Derechin, a developer-planner with offices in Long Island. According to the application filed with the county, the nut related to the physical characteristics of the land Board favors Lincroft townhouse plan

MIDDLETOWN - Resi- would be built on 80 acres be- tween June, 1975, and Ja- residents. vised and finalized "rezonlng. plan to inform the residents dents of Coventry Woods de- tween Everett Road and the nuary, 1976, or else they Mrs. Prabhu said, "I reel was omitted." of Middletown of this in- velopment have vowed to Garden State Parkway near missed one meeting and could sure suit will be brought in Howard Jacks of the Cov- justice and have them band fight a decision by the Zoning the Coventry Woods devel- not vote. order to maintain the charac- entry Woods Civic Associ- with us. What it could do to Board of Adjustment last opment. The proposal must now be ter of the area. Now it is one- ation, which represents 35 the rest of Middletown stag- BONFORTE MEMORIAL - The Long Branch families, said, "We are going night recommending granting The area is zoned for single submitted to the Planning family zoning " gers the imagination," he de- Public Library has dedicated a resource room, to to fight the decision." of a variance for a 701 unit family residences. The zone, Board for site plan review, clared be used for local historical information, In memo- Mi: Florit said of the decision, townhouse project on Ever- R-45, allows homes on lots of and then must receive Town- George Florit of 50 White The area, if developed as ry of Rocco N. Bonforte, former city postmaster "It is as if the legal process and civic leader. On hand for the dedication were, rett Road, Lincroft, near the one acre or more. ship Committee approval be- Oak Ridge Road termed the now zoned, would produce 60 left to right, Carol Lynn Bonforte, daughterjvAnne Holmdel line. fore construction may begin. board's decision "a mis- doesn't work in Middletown. new homes according to the Marie Sleavln, niece; Debra lerubino, grand- Voting for the variance Mrs. Barbara Prabhu of 138 carriage of justice which to- If three men can ignore what new master plan. daughter, and Mrs. Mary Ann lerubino, daughter. The Township Committee were, Anthony D. Kulper, Crawfords Comer Road, said tally Ignored the master plan the people want we have no The application calls for 96 must now approve the vari- board chairman, and Joseph after last night's decision, which is the mandate of the recourse — that is what is up- four bedroom units, 216 three- ance. Tomaso and Thomas J. "We feel that the Middletown people." setting about this. bedroom units, 216 two-bed- The applicant, Woodland Ames, board members. Mr. master plan should be upheld, Mrs. Prabhu pointed out room units, and 73 one-bed- Men to dominate Technology Inc., wants to Kulper explained that other and here the Zoning Board of that the original master plan. "We definitely intend to room units, with the option of build 701 units in a clustered board members either were Adjustment has made a deci- before revision, included a fight, and we intend to ex- varying the number of units complex to be known as not on the board when the sion which would knock down zoning change in the area ercise every legal right at our in each category within limits Democratic unit Woodland Run. The project public hearings took place be- or cancel the opinions of the But she said when it was re- disposal," he continued. "We of 20 per cent. EAST BRUNSWICK - ments for "an affirmative ac- Despite Democratic party tion plan" to assure racial rules calling for a balance be- and sexual equality. tween the sexes in convention But Dugan conceded, "Be- Holmdel is opposed to Lincroft project delegations, men will domi- cause of some imbalance, it's nate New Jersey's contingent. not unlikely there would be a HOLMDEL - The Town- claimed the townhouses problems that exist," de- could become jammed at polo said they had received local residents would cut The (1 delegates elected in challenge." He said, "We ship Committee last night would cause here. clared Mr. McEnroe. He peak hours if the development "many" phone calls from lo- down their driving that week- the state's June 8 primary have litigation-minded dele- voted unaniously to inform its "It's preposterous to con- noted that the intersection of is built cal residents who are against end if they could at all help it. met here yesterday to name gates" who might go to the counterpart in Middletown of sider 701 units at such a loca- Crawford's Corner Everett Both Mr. McEnroe and the proposed housing. Mr. Popolo also announced the final 17 members of their full convention contending objections to the planned con- tion considering the traffic Road and Red Hill Road Committeeman Joseph V. Po- The committee adopted an that the police department contingent. Uncommitted that New Jersey had an in- struction of 701 townhouses on ordinance, on first reading, had won a traffic safety delegates, who won 71 seats sufficient number of women Everett Road, Lincroft. calling for the lowering of the award, for the second con- In the primary, selected IS In its delegation. Committeeman Eugene F. 2 principals like switch speed limit on Bethany Road secutive year, from the New McEnroe said a meeting will from 35 to 25 miles an hour in more — 10 men and three The meeting yesterday Jersey Traffic Safety Council. be requested with Middletown the area of St. Benedict's Ro- women. Jimmy Carter's 20 marked the first con- HOLMDEL - Some town- The two men, who have Mr. Robinson, in an inter- In other action, Vincent M. Mayor Allan J. MacDonald to man Catholic School. A hear- delegates, chose three men frontation between Carter ship residents are angry over been in their respective posi- view yesterday, reacted to Pomarico was swom in as a express this dissatisfaction. ing is set for July 19 on the and one woman. and uncommitted delegates. the transfer of two elemen- tions 12 years, will switch this. "It's good to know that tenured tax assessor, Mr. The Middletown Zoning matter. The Hazlet Township ' Gov. Brendan T. Byrne be- Although there appeared to tary school principals, but the' places, effective July 1. The you're liked and loved," he Pomarico, who has been in Board of Adjustment last Committee passed an identi- came • delegate because of be some tension at the start administrators themselves do Board of Education's decision said. "I'm somewhat sad- the position fo^ seven years, night granted a variance for cal ordinance earlier this hit election by the Carter of the session, everything not seem to mind the switch. on the matter, made last dened at the fact that I have had been reelected last No- the townhouses, located near month. forces. Byrne did not attend went according to plan and at Wednesday, drew strong reac- to leave." vember. Now that he has ten- the township border. The Mid- the delegation meeting. the end Dugan congratulated "I'm happy about it," said tion from several members of But he added that the new Mr. Popolo told the com- ure, he is not required to run dletown Township Committee Unofficial estimates In- everyone "for a harmonious Ralph Robinson, now princi- the audience, who expressed job Is for his "professional mittee of the "severely large for the position again, accord- must approve the clustered dicated there would be 21 and cooperative meeting." pal of the Indian Hill School displeasure at losing the ser- growth" and that he will still influx of people" who will ing to Mayor James M. Cox. women and 87 men In the full complex before construction "I do need a change." vices of Mr. Robinson. consider himself a member of converge on the Bayshore Mayor Cox lauded Mr. lW-member delegation. Last week, the uncom- begins. "I look forward to the chal- the Indian Hill "family." Area on Operation Sail week- Pomarico, saying: "I can't State Democratic,party mitted delegate caucus decisi- Chief among the objections lenge," added Paul J. Evans, The board decided to make Mr. Evans also expressed end. think of a finer person." Chairman James P. Dugan vely supported Sen. Harrison of the four committeemen principal of the Village the transfer to give each man regret at leaving the students "We could have disaster on "I think you've done a 'Mid New Jersey had com- A. Williams to lead the con- who voted for the motion was School. "It may be good for a new challenge and motiva- and parents connected with our hands," asserted Mr. Po- great Job over the years," he piled with the party's require- tingent. the traffic problem they both schools. Who knows?" tion. the Village School. polo, who expressed hope that added 14 The Darify Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 22.1976 Child abusers call on Parents Anonymous

By DORIS KULMAN started several months ago. now has four parents Kach PA group has a sponsor, usually some- attending its weekly meetings The chaper has ope who has professional experience in the mental NEW BRUNSWICK - The young mother of been circulating posters advertising its hot line health field, and group skills and knowledge of two cuddled her preschooler closer to her. Her phone numbers to call if you're "losing your cool community resources for chapter members to draw voice wavered with your kids " — M2-7935. days, and 9HH-6759 eve- upon nings and weekends "But PA isn't a therapy group for profes- "It hurts to admit it, to say 'I have this prob- sionals to counsel parents, it's for parents to tie lem. I abuse my children', she said hesitantly. "I Both Alice Meitzoff and Ray Licata, co-spon- into each Other." Ms Hall emphasized have it in my mind that none of you ever touched sors of the Monmoulh PA. are social workers with your kids. Don't think I don't love my kids.* be- the Monmouth family Center. They are working As an example of the kind of help a chapter cause I do. But I have it hard ..." with PA as volunteers and not as official represen- sponsor can offer, she cited a case where, on the tatives of the public social service agency where sponsor's suggestion and through the sponsor's And so, once a week, rain or shine, she makes they are employed knowledge of community facilities, a PA mem- the three-hour round-trip to the meeting of Par- Practical kelp bers child was tested and treated for hypcracli- ents Anonymous (PA) nearest her home. vity. PA is a self-help group where parents offer She's that chapter's only member, and while Rut. for some unidentified reason. "PA is hav- that's not as much help as a grqup would be, it's each other practical help in breaking the pattern of child abuse, learning to identify what trtggen ing a difficult lime getting off the ground in New- better than no chapter at all. she told the social Jersey." Ms Hall 'said, although "The lack of re- workers and civic group representatives meeting them to abusive action "and to blow the whistle in- stead of blowing up," Kathleen Hall, a social work sources for abusive parents is one of the biggest at the Rutgers campus of the New Jersey Medical problems in New Jersov." School to discuss ways of developing a network of trainer with the federally-funded Protective Ser- vices Resource Institute, explained. PA chapters throughout New Jersey. Federal grant PA groups — the parents are "anonymous" "I still have a problem. So I light a cigarette because they are known to each other only by first The Protective Services Resource Institute, and I sit and talk with the sponsor of my chapter," names — include parents from all socio-economic housed on the New Jersey Medical School grounds she related. "I say 'do you know what he did yes- groups and those who are verbally abusive, "who here, has a federal grant to train workers and pro- terday — grr! You know, you have this kid and he abuse their children by ignoring them, by pushing vide technical assistance for programs designed to keeps rubbing peanut butler into the sheets and them away" as well as those who are physically curb child abuse and neglect. In New Jersey it is how do you stop it without breaking his head? If abusive, Ms Hall pointed out. concentrating on getting PA groups started. Ms. there were five other parents there, well, you get Hull said. five different suggestions and you can try one. or i kept telling myself I wasn't an abusive par- all five, or none So that's better. But having even ent because I didn't beat up my daughter." ano- A spokesman for the New Jersey Division of just one person to talk to about it is better than ther PA member at the meeting interjected. "PA Youth and Family Services said it received 30.000 not having anyone at all." made me aware what a short temper I have. I reports of child abuse last year and found need to learned to cope with my problems and not lako set up some protective service for the child in The fledgling Monmoulh County PA chapter. them out on my children " IH.OOfi of ihi'in.

Cleft Palate Parents Group helps heal emotional scars LONG BRANCH - Kelly Ann is a spirited, The officeholders are charter members, elect- strated by the experiences of Mrs. Van Clief and blond two-year-old with a barely visible scar on ed from the nucleus of 10 families around which her son, the twin of a brother born without cleft her upper lip the group was built. palate complications. More importantly, this small, inquisitive ex- She recalls that her son was anemic, under- "Our organization is successful and growing," weight, and thought to have cystic fibrosis. His trovert bears no emotional scars from the cleft lip says Ms Bonforte, "because of the cooperation of and cleft palate with which she was born. cleft lip was unilateral — affection one side of the area physicians who refer parents to me as even- upper Up — and, as in many cases, was accom- Medical expertise and intelligent parents are tual members." combining today to give the cleft-palate child such panied by a cleft palate, or an opening in the roof as Kelly Ann a good start and a bright future of the mouth. Children who were once stigmatized and hid- A plastic surgeon came to her the day after den are the beneficiaries of the New Jersey Cleft his birth, and she says firmly, "If the surgeon can Palate Parents Group, formed in March of 1975 as get to the parents immediately, that is the biggest the inspiration of Carol Bonforte, a social worker Medical expertise and in- help of all." at Monmouth Medical Center where the group con- telligent parents are combining Her son underwent successive surgery at tinues to meet It was born with the approval of MMC, begining at the age of five months, and the MMC Cleft Palate Unit, which includes Ms. today to give the cleft-palate progressed to speech and hearing therapy. Bonforte among its members. child a good start and a bright Mrs. Meany, Kelly Ann's mother, agrees and The parents group is the only organization of emphasizes that another vital factor is the help of its kind in New Jersey — the nearest comparable future. other parents of cleft palate children. > groups are on Long Island and in Massachusetts — "If we, as parents, could speak to someone and it now numbers almost 100 families drawn who has a new baby right away, and say, 'Your from the Monmouth-Middlesex-Ocean county area child looks terrible, but he is going to be fine.' that and beyond is so important. As much as you can hear from Ms. Bonforte. the group godmother and guid- professionals, hearing from another parent is the Its immediate past president and now vice ing light, now serves as an adviser, sharing that president is Mrs. Shirley Van Clief of Hazlet, who really convincing experience." responsibility with Arlene Shapiro, a registered Up repaired says, "If we had only had something like this nurse when my son was born He will be 13 in July, and I Kelly Ann's lip was repaired at five months still have questions " There is, too, a medical advisory board drawn and her cleft palate at 18 month. Nose cartilage is Kelly Ann's father, Edward f. Meany of Mala- from the fields of plastic surgery, obstetrics, or- still missing on her cleft side, and will be repaired wan, is the newly-elected president, and the other thodonture, otolaryngology, prosthedontistry, pe- when she is fully grown - probably at about age officers are Mrs. Meta Baldassare of Hazlet, sec- diatrics, audiology and speech pathology. 16. depending on her psychological attitude. retary, and Daniel Govinsky of Bradley Beach, The importance of such specialists to the "We are working unofficially with the parents treasurer. healthy progress of a cleft palate child is demon- of new children," Mrs. Meany says. "We talk, and just listening helps too. I have them to my house for coffee and say. 'Look at Kelly Ann.' " She adds, "Fourteen parent couples have signed up for the newborn program, to go and talk to new parents. They have to be trained by our medical advisory board - trained to interview and talk. "The main thing is to tell the new parents to have faith in their doctor. I think the doctors here are just marvelous. They treat us as individuals. Kelly Ann's otolaryngologist got down on the floor and played with her. They are not only tops pro- fessionally, they are super people." Impact on family Mrs. Meany adds that the cleft palate child has an impact which is "quite an education to the rest of the family." She says that Kelly Ann's old- er brothers, ages 6, 9, and 10, "are sensitive to oth- er people's feelings — sensitive to handicaps." BRIGHT FUTURE — Two-year-old Kelly Ann Meony of Matawan, faces Education of the parents is equally important, the world as d pretty little girl showing only slight evidence of the cleft pal- and Mrs. Meany speaks with disbelief of those who ate with which she was born. still refer to "hare lip." A pamphlet which pro- vides the laymen with in-depth information on the . Genetics, too, figure in the educational pro- Among the many things being done to help cleft palate child and his treatment is available cess. About 20 per cent of deft lip occurences can such children is a special feeding nipple. This is fromJMs. Bonforte through the MMC Social Ser- be traced to heredity, according to Mrs. Meany. If vital because, Mrs. Meany says, "Cleft palate vtceswparlment. there is a hereditary factor in the family, the po- babies 70 years ago often died because parents To further this parental education, the group sibilities of a cleft lip occurring are four in lull could not feed them." mounted a detailed exhibit at the recent con- births, compared to one in 1,000 when heredity is As progress continues to be made on the me- vention of the Speech and Hearing Association of not a factor. Mrs. Meany's first cousin was born dical and educational levels, Mrs. Van Clief and New Jersey. It was designed to illustrate the with a cleft lip. Mrs. Meany are typical of the parents who are us- AMONG FRIENDS — Carol Bonforte, right, a Monmouth Medical Center many medical services which can help such chil- ing their own experiences to help others. social worker who Inspired the formation of the New Jersey Cleft Palate dren, and to teach basic terms such as unilateral Geneticists say that the reasons arc multifactor- Says Mrs. Meany, "Maybe our membership Parents Group, talks to one of Its beneficiaries, two-year-old Kelly Ann (one-sided) and bilateral (two-sided) clefts of the al. and that the condition occurs in the first tri- will dwindle in the next couple of years, but I Meany, in the arms of her mother, Mrs. Edward F. Meany ot Matawan. upper lip mester of pregnancy. think it is important just to have us around.

Chinese in annual retreat at college Custom Cabinets Designed for Your Kitchen WEST LUNG BRANCH - Chinese will be the official lan- rangements for the retreat, the third held at Monmouth. Most July 16-18, some SOD participants, including adults and members, he explains, are people who escaped from main- children representing the Christian Family Movement, will be In choice ot colors and wood tor the guage at Monmouth College over the 4th of July holiday. same price as Mock cabinet*' Almost 5O0 memfers of the Chinese Global Christian Tes- land China, and share a similar heritage and devotion to the on campus for a conference. timony — men,, women , and children from throughout the practice of Christianity. WHY WAIT? New York-New Jersey area and beyond — will meet between Acorrding to Professor Vincent G.T O'Connell. who di- Club installs new slate July 2 and July 5 al the College in their annual Summer Re- rects the summer conference program at the College, four treat. Religious services, workshops and question-answer pe- other religious meetings are on the campus schedule. The EATONTOWN - The New McComber, Brielle, secretary, ' FREE ESSM riods programmed during the four-day period will be con- Missouri Synod Lutheran Women's League led the list, send- Shrewsbury Community Club and Mrs. Thomas Baldridge, •ANK FINANCING ARRANGED ducted in Mandarin, with simultaneous translation of the pro- ing some 200 delegates to the campus June 10-12 installed its slate of officers Little Silver, treasurer. The ceedings provided over earphones in English. Taiwanese and at the closing meeting of the club donated to Northside Vlill our bfutltul thowroom or caff The American Baptist Women of New Jersey's annual seison here in Old Orchard Fire Company, Tinton Falls Cantonese. conference was June 18 -June 20. Adding to the "Chinese-only" aura which pervades the Inn. The new officers are Fire Company, Wayside Fire KITCHEN BEAUTIFUL campus will be directional signs pointing the way to meeting Following the Chinese on campus, will be a Family En- Mrs. Leonard Lott, Tinton Company, Pine Brook Fire BY J 4 M KITCHENS Falls, president; Mrs. Vincent OCEAN PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER halls, dormitories and recreational facilities in exotic Chinese counter Conference scheduled July D through 11 by the Fami- Company, Tinton Falls First D. Roadie Jr., Tinton Falls, RT. 3S AND SUNSET AVI. WANAMAMA characters ly Life Bureau of the Diocese of Trenton. That meeting is de- Aid and the Ernie Hillbrunner vice president; Mrs. George 411-4022 Wei-Tih-Cheng of Pleasantville. NY, coordinates ar- signed for engaged couples. Foundation. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESOAY. JUNE 22, 1976 The Doily RcgktEr 15 Never rue the rhubarb

By BARBARA GIBBONS RHUBARB JEL-LOW 1 and one-half pound fresh rhubarb Quick! Can you name a fruit that's a vege- SLIM GOURMET one-half cup water table . . that's sweet and sour, fat and skinny all A 4-serving package o( strawberry gelatin at once? dessert mix (regular or sugar-free) Answer: rhubarb: Cover and simmer over very low heat only until one-half teaspoon bicarbonate of soda Though thought of anoXerved like fruit, rosy- just-tender. 10 to 12 minutes Remove from heat sugar substitute to equal one-half cup sugar hued rhubarb is really a/vegetable And it's vege- and stir in sugar substitute to taste Chill linn Choose young tender rhubarb: wash and dice table-like about calori/s, too; only 62 per pound nughly before serving (cold rhubarb tastes sweet- Combine with water in a covered sauce pan over Trouble is, rhubarb islso sour that it lakes more er than warm rhubarb) Serves six. 45 calories low heat Cook until just tender, about 12 to 15 than five times its calories' worth in sugar just to each minutes. Uncover and add dessert mix. stirring sweeten it up in an acceptable tang That adds up constantly until thoroughly dissolved Remove BAKED RHUBARB: Omit water from preced- Ki calories! from heat and stir in bicarbonate of soda and sug- ing directions Combine all ingredients except sug- In our Slim Gourmet kitchen, we de-sour rhu- ar substitute Spoon into a pan or mold or six des- ar substitute in a covered baking dish Hake 45 barb with a little baking soda, to help neutralize sert dishes. Chill several hours. Serves six. 67 ca- minutes at 300 degrees. Chill and sweelen to taste its natural acid. Then we sweelen it with a com- lories each, made with sugar, or 18 calorics, sug- with no-calorie sweetener bination of sugar, sugar substitute and vanilla ar-free | With its reduced sugar content, our rhubarb can HOT RHUBARB SUNDAES - cook rhubarb RHUBARB REFRIGERATOR LAYER CAKE be eaten with only a fraction of the caloric. by either of the preceding rules, eliminating both — Prepare Rhubarb Jel-Low (preceding recipe). SLIM GOURMET RHUBARB sugar and sugar substitute. For each serving. . Refrigerate until partly set and syrupy Splil a spoon one-half cup of hoi rhubarb over a scoop of single spongecake layer in half to make two ihin 1 and one-half pounds fresh rhubarb 99 per cent fat-free vanilla or strawberry icemilk layers Put one thin layer in a round straight-sided OUNTRY v* 4 tablespoons water Fewer than 150 calories. cake pan just large enough to hold it Spoon on 4 tablespoons sugar RHUBARB YOGURT PARFA1TS - Cook rhu- half the gelatin mixture. Add the second layer and 1 teaspoon vanilla barb by either of the preceding directions Omit spoon on remaining gelatin Chill until set Cut in one-quarter teaspoon bicarbonate of soda vanilla, but include sugar and sugar substitute. wedges and top with one tablespoon aerosol sugar substitute to taste sweetened to taste. Chill well. For each serving whipped cream. Serves 16, about 170 calories each. fSTONE CHUPi Choose only young tender stalks (older rhu- layer vanilla low-fat yogurt with chilled cooked More tricks with mixes! Send a stamped self- barb is tougher and more sour ) Wash and cut in rhubarb in tall parfail glasses. Add a grating of or- addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet FAIR GAME — Irvln Plant, AAatawan, a chairman of the Country Fair to one-inch lengths Combine in a covered pan with ange rind, if desired Fewer than ISO calories per Mix Tricks in care of this newspaper. Sparta. N.J. take place Friday from II a.m. to 3 p.m. at All Saints' Memorial Episcopal remaining ingredients except sugar substitute cup. 07871 Church, Naveslnk, completes plans for the event with Mrs. Jere Rutberg, Atlantic Highlands, left, games chairman, and Mrs. Paul F. O'Nell, Rum- son, who displays a seascape by Barbara Cocker, Rumson, one of many area artists who have contributed paintings to be sold at silent auction that day. The event, known familiarly as the Stone Church Fair, will feature an old-fashioned supper to be served from 5:30 to 8 p.m. ^ Belting of husband tiedtopast Art focus at church fair NAVESINK - All Saints' auction featuring prints and Anne Kobayashi, Pat Laf- Memorial Episcopal Church paintings contributed by nu- ferty, Patricia Mollneux, will stage its annual (air merous area artists. Sealed Margo Neuman and William Dear Ann Landers: The let- he is very loving and sweet Dear Reader: I printed that Friday from 11 am to 3 p.m., bids will be accepted from 11 Asman. Also Roberta Carter ter from the man who didn't and behaves like an angel for beautiful definition of success rain or shine. am to 6:30 p.m. on works by Clark has agreed to do a por- believe some women actually several weeks. ANN LANDERS in my column several years In conjunction with the Bette Abel, Wilbur Baur, Bar- trait in oil for the highest bid- beat up their husbands hit To all the world they ap- ago but it is well worth re- der. event there will be a silent bara Cocker, John Ebner, very close to home. It also pear to be an ideal couple. peating. Thank you for send- Other silent auction items gives me an opportunity to What do you make of it? — I carry it in my wallet and ciate beauty; to find the best ing it along. include all 1876 Currier print get something off my chest Strictly Entre Nous have worn out several Per- in others, to give of one's What kind of wedding goes and antiques donated by deal- I've never mentioned it to a haps you would like to share self: to leave the world a bit with today's new life styles'1 ers and private owners. Dear Nous: The guy is sick Make A Date soul. Please, Ann, no name or Like very. His mother prob- it with your readers. No one better, whether by a healthy Does anything go? Ann Land The annual event, known city must appear with this let- ably beat him with a belt seems to know who wrote it. child, a garden patch or a re- ers's completely new "The A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- familiarly as the Stone ter. when he was growing up and SUCCESS deemed social condition; to Bride's Guide" tells what's tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- Church Fair, will have its My sister confided in me periodically he has an uncon- "To laugh often and love have played and laughed with right for today's weddings tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line, traditional White Elephant several months ago that her trollable urge to go back to much; to win the respect of enthusiasm and sung with ex- For a copy, send a dollar bill, $S for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 table, and booths stocking husband INSISTS that she hit those days. There are more intelligent persons and the af- ultation; to know even one plus a long, self-addressed, for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon day books, plants, baked goods him with a belt when he does people like that around than fection of children; to earn life has breathed easier be- stamped envelope (24 cents before publication. Call The Dally Register, 542-4000, ask and preserves, costume and something that displeases you think. Usually it's the the approbation of honest cause you have lived — this is postage) to Ann Landers, . for the Date Secretary. authentic Indian jewelry and her. She said at first she was wife who wants to be beaten. critics and endure the betray- to have succeeded." — A De- P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, III handmade gift items al of false friends; to appre- voted Reader 60120 Today - For children. Dial a Story with a Biblical shocked and refused to do it, It's interesting that severely moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of There will be games for but he begged her until she neurotic people seem to mar- Middletown. Dial 671-1311. children and adults. agreed. When she hits him he ry partners willing to satisfy An old-fashioned church often says, "Harder, 1 de- the neurotic need. JUNE 14 to 25 serve it!" — or, "Don't stop. supper will be served from Dear Ann Landers: I found St. Mary's Thrift Shoppe, (located behind the 5:30 to 8 p.m. I need more." church), LeonardviUe Rd., New Monmouth Mon., Wed.. 9 a definition for success in a li- a.m. to 12 noon. Nearly new clothing 25c and up. "June This has been going on for brary book at the Great two for one sale." five years. She beats him Lakes Naval Training Center DAR awardsabout every two or three about 25 years ago. I have re- JUNE in, 21 t« LM months Afterwards, she says copied it many times because Christian Science Society, Atlantic Highlands, will 14 students sponsor a free lecture entitled "The Human and the Di- Monmouth Chapter, Daugh- vine Economy" by Nathaniel Ridgway White, C.S., at ters of the American Revolu- FTEN IMITATED — NEVER DUPLICATED 8:30 p.m. in the Atlantic Highlands Elementary School on tion, presented Good Citizen- First Ave. ship medals to 14 graduates "WHERE Wl TAKE OUT THE 1ABELS AMD YOU SAVE P1EMTY" JUNE 20 to 22 of seven local schools, for Free Bicentennial Programs at Gateway National their outstanding quali- 1 BROAD ST. (ROUTE 35) SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-3133 Recreation Area, Sandy Hook Unit. "We The People", fications of honor, service, SHREWSBURY PLAZA June 20, 2 p.m., June 21, 7:30 p.m., June 22, 4:30 & 7:30 courage, leadership and patri- MON., TUES. & SAT. 10 TO 6: WED.-THURS.-FRI. 10-9 p.m. "Raree Show", June 20, 3 p.m., June 21, 8:30 p.m., otism June 22, 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. "People of 76", June 22, 1-4, 6-8 p.m. Call 872-0092 for free tickets and information. The recipients include JUNE 23 Alyce Russo and Michael SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. Big Brothers It Big Sisters Organization, presents "A Kiss, Forrestdale School, Love Affair", a Cocktail Party Fashion Show, featuring Rumson; Susan Lerner and FAMOUS LABEL JR'S HOT NEW 100 years of tennis fashions at the Allaire Racquet Club, Michael Neyhart, Frank Anto- nides School, West Long Hwy. 38, Wall Township, 7 p.m. Donation $5. Tickets STYLES FOR SUMMER ... Branch; Janel Sennewald and available at door, or call 681-3366 Frank Leslie, Knollwood "Transcendental Meditation Program" Free public School, Fair Haven; Kathleen lectures, Freehold Public Library. East Main St.. 8 p.m. Parker and Daniel HALTER PRE-WASHED Freehold YMCA, East Freehold Rd., 8 p.m. Asbury Park. McNamara, St. James Ele- TM Center, 731 Cookman Ave., Every Wed.. 8 p.m. Mid- mentary School, Red Bank; BLUE DENIM dletown TM Center. 1000 Hwy. 35. every Wed., 8 p.m. Cynthia Morris and John San- AND bom,. Thompson Junior High ORANGE STITCH JUNE 24, 26, 27, 28, 29. 30. JULY 1. 3 School, Middletown; Jane Center Drama Workshop presents the Broadway mu- Putnam and Brian Venerus, SUNBACK sical hit "Name," at the Monmouth Y. 100 Grant Ave.. Thorne Junior High School, Deal Park, Ocean Township. Tickets $5 and $4. Senior Port Monmouth, and Marga- DRESS citizen and student discounts. Reserve now by calling 531- ret Siciliano and Yoav Segal, 9100. Curtain 8 p.m. except Sats., 9:30 p m. Matinee Sun.. SHORTS Tlnton Falls Public School, June 27,1:30 p.m. 222-3831 or 5421807. Tinton Falls. RIOT TAP DANCE STYLE JUNE 25 FLORALS-SOLIDS-PRINTS SIZES 5/6 TO 15/16 "A Fashionable Day at Monmouth Park", Fashion WIDE-STRIPES ALL FIRST QUALITY Show, Lunch and Races, to benefit recipient agencies. St. Peter SIZES 5-13 Donation $15 per person, 11 a.m. Reservations, call Chari- Society plans ty BaU, 222-5100. $ 00 $700 JUNE 25, 26 dinner-dance NONE "Rummage Sale", Fit, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat., 10 HIGHER 7 LONG BRANCH - The a.m. to 4 p.m. First Unitarian Church, 1475 West Front 10 ALL FIRST QUALITY second annual dinner-dance ALL FIRST QUALITY St., Lincroft. Come and recycle the many reusable items. NAT. ADV. TO $16.00 Bag Sale, Sat., noon, all you can put in one bag for $1. of St. Peter Apostle Society NAT. ADV. TO $20.00 will be Sunday at 6 p.m. in LABOR OF LOVE - Mrs. Theresa Randleman, the Friendly Cafe, West End. JUNE 21 Lincroft, affixes stars to the 45x75-lnch Bicenten- "Operation Garage Sale", 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 13 Michael G. Celli is chair- nial flag which she crocheted as a gift to Charity Leonardville Rd., Middletown. (An historic 1820 Bowne Court 38, Order of Amaranth. The organization, man. The committee includes which meets in the George B. Moxley Masonic House), near Beacon HU1 Country Club. Some antiques Mrs. Rocco N. Bonforte, 25% « 25% OFF 25% OFF and collectibles. Refreshments. Benefit Middletown Lodge, Fair Haven, will use proceeds of the sale of toastmistress; Michael Dud- the flag for charitable purposes. ORIG. LOW PRICE ORIG. LOW PRICE ORIG. LOW PRICE Township Historical Society. ick, Marrietta Calabria, Mrs. ENTIRE STOCK Peter Falvo, Gene Lucia and POLY-COTTON SUMMER TANK TOPS JUNE 27 John Mazza. JUMP Old Time Borough Fair, Oceanport Community Cen- The society, members of AND ter. Food k Craft Contest. Reserve Flea Market table which are direct descendants PATIO & BOAT SHORTS Contact Mrs. Anne Karas, 221-3849. of San Ptetro Apostolo, Catan- SUITS T-SHIRTS CASHIER DEDUCTS YOUR 25% JUNE 29 zaro, Italy, was formed to OFF SAVINGS Asbury Park Chapter, S P E.B.S.Q.S.A. Barbershop raise money for the restora- CUSHIONS _ GREEN TAGS ONLY Chorus, will conduct free Auditions (or Admission at the tion of the 600-year-old church Colts Neck Reformed Church, Rte 537, Colts Neck, for located there. We have a large 25% PLUS MANY OTHER SUMMER 25% men who enjoy singing and can carry a tune. No previous selection ot ITALIAN DISHES naugahyde and singing experience or ability to read music is necessary OFF CLEARANCE ITEMS OFF HONOR AMERICANS Boltaflex fabrics Call 747-3246. out otic, was FLORENCE, Italy (AP) - Save • SKIRTS • JEAN SKIRTS JULY 6 Several restaurants here have 15% "Summer Sing", sponsored by the Shrewsbury Cho- named dishes after famous • SWIM SUITS • BIBBED DENIM SHORTS rale. Paul Grammer conducts Bach's MASS IN B MI- Americans of Italian heritage, J & B DECORATORS • BIG TOPS NOR. Performing Arts Center, Brookdale, 8-10 p.m. iccording to Sergio Bosco, U.S. oar ttmllr't butlnnt lor onr U JTMT* • DRESS PANTS Adults: $1.90; students: $1. Series tickets: adults: $6; stu- representative of the Tuscany • SUKOVIRS • DRAPERIES • REUPHOISTERING • ANKLE DRESSES ML SALES FINAL government. Among those hon- dents: $4. Senior citizens free. Refreshments. Music pro- 22 AYRES LANE LITTLE SILVER • BLOUSES vided. ored are Frank Sinatra, Joe Di- Maggio, Al Pacino and Connie • BLAZERS Frances. Dully 9 to 5, frl. 9 to 9 - Til 747-9186 16 The DlriK Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JUNE 22,1976 Wheeler, Boglioli in Olympics A pair of area residents, Wheeler, who won the trials, while Mrs. Boglioli Olympic Swimming Trials by American record of 8:46 00 second at 8:42.29. American champion was Quentin Wheeler of Tinton NCAA title last month for San came In at 1:02.07, bettering smashing both the existing Despite her arduous sched- Also qualifying for theclocked in 1:44.78 as he ran Palls and Wendy Boglioli of Diego State, where he will be her earlier effort world record and the pending ule of events wit* four first United States team was Wen- his usual late-kicking race to Ocean Township, gained a junior, turned in a 48.65, Mrs. Boglioli, a junior at mark in the women's 800-me- places in final events before dy Weinberg, 17, of Balti- earn his second trip to the Olympic berths in different and Mike Shine of Penn State, the college, who is married to ter freestyle with a time of 8 the 800, the blonde star said: more, who finished third Olympics. The other two sports on the West Coast yes- who finished with 49.33, was Bernie Boglioli, a Long minutes, 39 63 seconds. "I'm not tired, I'm excited." among the eight finalists at Olympic contestants will be terday third. One of the favorites, Branch native, went unde- The 19-year-old swimming With her yellow bathing cap 8:45.12. James Robinson, a 21-year- Wheeler ran second in the Jim Bolding, faded in the feated last year for the Mon- queen from Fountain Valley, and goggles that have become Going into this meet, the old University of California 400-meter intermediate hur- stretch to finish fourth mouth girls' swim team and Calif , bettered the pending her trademark. Miss Baba- American record was 8:46.51, senior and 22-year-old Mark dles finals in the Olympic Wheeler is representing the set a record in the 100-meter mark of 8:4068 set by East shoff remained among the by Heather Greenwood of Enyeart, who was the 1(79 track and field trials in Eu- Maccabi Track Club of Los butterfly at the AIAW meet in Germany's Pelra Thurmer in leaders during the first 500 Fresno, Calif. Miss Harsh- National Collegiate Athletic gene, Ore., and Mrs. Boglioli Angeles in the Olympic trials. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla the Communist nation's meters as Jo Harshbarger of barger owned the Olympic Association and Amateur Ath- gained a berth on the swim- Mrs. Boglioli, one of the fi- She also won the AAU title Trials at East Berlin Seattle set the pace. Then, 14- Trials record of 8:53 83 letic Union champion ming team's 100-meter but- nest female swimmers in in the 100-meter butterfly in "They opened the door and year-old Nicole Kramer Miss Greenwood finished Wohlhuter was considered a QieiUi Wheeler terfly entry at Long Beach, Monmouth College history, the meet at Long Beach, Ca- we can do better," Miss moved Into the lead as Miss eighth and Miss Harshbarger medal contender in 1972, but Harshbarger dropped back chant who was clocked In 44.7 CaUf. set the pace in an earlier lif, earlier this year. Babashoff said of the record was fourth tripped over his own feet In a and Miss Babashoff remained seconds for a 400-meter relay Wheeler, a track great at qualifying meet of the 100-me- Mrs. Boglioli swims for the time set by the East German Rick Wohlhuter gained a semifinal race and fell to the second after 600 meters. leg In the NCAA champion- Honmouth Regional High ter butterfly with a 1:02 32 Central Jersey Aquatic team woman chance to atone for his own track in Munich. He got up ships. Robinson would have School under Ed Scullion, fin- time, but came up second to under coaches Bill Palmer She proved it on the final At 700 meters, the 160-pound mistake four years ago by but finished too late to qualify been a factor in the NCAA 800 ished second to Edwin Moses CamiUe Wright of Louisville, and Frank Elm. night of the Trials with her Miss Babashoff forged ahead cruising to victory in the 800- for the finals. had he not gotten, into a shov- of Morehouse State, who ran Ky. in the finals. Miss Wright Shirley Babshoff capped a world record-shattering time. and from then on, it was a meter run in track and field Robinson, who won the ing match in a semi-final race an American record time of swam to a 1:01.84 time, set- tremendous over-all perform- In the qualifying for the 800 sprint to the world record, trials. AAU title one week ago, Is a and stopped running. 48.30. ting the 13th record of the the ance In the United States last Friday, she had set an with Miss Kramer finishing The veteran five-time rapidly-improving speed mer- Yankees streak to seventh; Phils push margin to 8 V2 By Tke Associated Press Duffy. Nettles' diving stop on run in the eighth when follow- 100th of his major league ca- Koosman two innings later. Duffy's sharp grounder with ing a hit by Chambiiss of In- reer in the fifth. McGlothen's suicide Ed Figueroa's three-hit two out in the second pre- dian reliever Tom Busky and Righthander Lynn squeeze came in the fifth pitching combined with the vented at least one Cleveland a wild pitch. McGlothen checked the New against Bob Apodaca, the sec- hitting and fielding of third run. The victory enabled the York Mets on six hits for six ond of three New York hurl- baseman Graig Nettles The Yankees scored a run Yankees to even their home innings and twice contributed ers. Anderson, Don Kessinger sparked the New York Yan- in the second on a leadoff record for the season at 16-16 to his team's offense while and Joe Ferguson had two kees to a M victory over the triple by Chris Chambiiss and in the remodeled Yankee Sta- helping the St. Louis Cardin- hits each in a 12-hit St. Louis Cleveland Indians last night. a single by Nettles. dium. als roll to a 7-2 triumph last attack. The triumph was the sev- New York added two more Garry Maddox slammed a night. McGlothen's hit, the key to enth straight for the streaking runs after two were out in the pair of doubles, drove in two McGlothen, 6-6, lused a the early Cards' offense, was Yankees. fourth. Nettles doubled, Oscar runs, scored twice and stole a three-run second Inning with a drive over the third base Flgueroa, 8-4, struck out Gamble walked and Willie base last night as the Phila- a two-out single and later bag on a 2-2 count. It sent Ty- seven and walked two. Cleve- Randolph tripled to produce delphia PhiUies beat the Mon- bunted Home an insurance son from first to third against land starter Dennie Eckersley the two runs. treal Expos 8-3 and increased Cards run on a suicide Koosman, who absorbed his was the loser and now is 3-6 The Yankees scored twice their National League East squeeze play. fifth straight defeat. for the season. in the seventh on a double by lead to 8% games. He was lifted in the seventh McBride followed with a Nettles collected three hits, Jim Mason and successive Phillies left-hander Tom after Ed Kranepool walked walk on a full-count pitchn, driving in two runs and scor- singles by Mickey Rivers and Underwood, 4-1, was raked and Del Unser singled to cen- then Kessinger rammed his ing two more. He also pro Roy White. The single by Riv- for seven hits and three runs ter field. Al Hrabosky sty- second straight hit up the duced'fleldlng gems in the ers extended his hitting through the first four innings mied the Mets with the aid of middle and Brock drove the first two innings on balls hit streak to 13 games. but settled down to win with a double play .and finished the next pitch Into center field. by Rick Manning and Frank Nettles drove in another the help of some fine defen- game, recording his seventh Dave Kingman ignited the sive plays and relief from save. Mets attack briefly in the I I II I IIIMII IIIMIIIIII I Tug McGraw. Mike Anderson',3 single fourth with a single. Kraite- touched off the Cards offense LOOK OUT BELOW — Cleveland Indians George Hendrlck slides safely The Phillies took a 1-0 lead pool doubled him to third and in the second inning against into second base as New York Yankee Willie Randolph leaps for the throw in the third on a walk and Del Unser hit a sacrifice fly Jerry Koosman, 6-6, and St. of catcher Thurman Munson. The ball got by Randolph in second Inning ac- How They Stand Dave Cash's triple, then Mon- But McBride triggered St. Louis added two more runs in tion at Yankee Stadium, yesterday. treal ripped Underwood for Louis again with a one-out NATIONAL LIASUE the fourth in addition to five hits, Including triples by double in the bottom of the in- W L Pet. 01 L Pet. Oft single runs in the fifth and II ,710 - Gary Roenicke and Jim Cox ning. M .574 l'i seventh. s !, is r 36 .471 u > and a two-run homer by Jose Before departing for a McGlothen chipped in a key I |1| Morales to go ahead 3-1 In the pinchhltter, Koosman was 2? II 413 9 single after two were out dur- Finley to challenge top of the fourth. shelled for nine hits and had Jt 33 45f I0V, ing the opening rally and Lou - .414 13 Cincinnati 41 2S surrendered three walks to go • City. LotAngilts 37 X But in the bottom of the in- Brock singled home two runs SanDltoo 35 If with two strikeouts. '.'.:.'.'.:..'. JJ 5Houito **• .n6 30 J4 ning, the Phillies shelled Mon- before the Cards kayoed n 32 447 10 Allonto 31 34 treal starter Dan Warthen, 1- Another casualty of the ColHiynta.. » « .413 14 SonFroncltCO ;. 25 43 Cards' attack was Mets' YMttftfl* t RttUltl 8, for four runs. Mike Schmidt Ntw Verh 6, Cltvtlond 0 Kuhn's authority Philodtlpnia I, Montreal 1 OCmlei Ib 3 Rivers cl shortstop Bud Harrelson, who BoHimortl, BoitonO Atlanta ll, Houiton9 walked, raced to third on a Manning cf 3 RWhlte II Detroit 3, Mllwoukee 2, 11 Innlnoi Clnclnnoll 3, Lai Angelci I Lwmtn rt 4 Munson c left in the sixth inning after SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - and a preliminary injunction plenty of precedent, sold Chicago 2. Kon*o* City 1. It (nnrnQi SI. Louli 7. New York 3 . double by Greg Luzinski and. Cortvdh 4 Chmbls Ib C»(lf*rnl« 1, Minnesota 1, 10 Inning* Sun Oleuu 1, San Froncltco 3 HnaVck It 4 CMay an suffering a jammed left An attorney for Oakland A's to overturn a Kuhn ruling, three of hit top players last Ttxcn 1, Oakland 0,10 inning* Only gamtt ichedultd after Dick Allen struck out, BBell 3b 3 GNms ID To4tri6MM thumb while fielding an in- may be filed In U.S. District week — pitcher Vida Blue to T*«ay'iO«m« OUIe Brown walked loading FotM C 3 Gamble rl owner Charles O. Finley says Minnewta (Hughe* III at California Pltliburgh (Reuii Mi at Chicago Duty» 3 RndlphTb field hit by Hector Cruz. a multi-million dollar lawsuit Court here or In state court In the New York Yankees for (Ron 4-1). 4p.m. IBonhami 3), 2:30 p.m the bases. Kulper 2b 3 Mason ss Tfiai (Brllei » 3) at Ooklond IBoi Houilon (Richard 7-7) ol Atlanta Echnly p 0 EFgroop aimed at the heart of baseball Alameda County, home of. the $1.5 million and Joe Rudi and man (M)) or (Bonnien 3 21,1.MP m (Morton 0 4), 7:35 p.m. Btnkey p 0 The Mets' other run came Boiton (Pol* 3 4) al Baltimore (May 5 Montreal (Klrby OS) al Philadelphia Maddox then deUvered his In the ninth when Joe Torre Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's A's, attorney Neil Papiano reliever Rollie Fingers to the 3), 7:30p.m. (Reed SJ). 7:15 p.m. first double for two runs. Bob Totaii 30 0 Totals 30 6 9 Boston Red Sox for $1 million Cl«velond (Waiii 1-1) at New York LOi Angelei (Swtlon 5-4) at Cincinnati Cleveland 0O0 000 000 -0 doubled and later scored authority may be filed today. said from his Los Angeles of- (Hunter 1-4). I p m (Norman* I), •.05 p rt. Boone's single sent home two New York . 010 200 21x —e fice yesterday. each. Detroit (Robvrii * S) ol Milwaukee New York (Swan 3 6) at St. Louli E-Munton DP- rvclond I, New York when Hector Cruz mlsplayed The suit, seeking "in the (Auamtlne 3 3), I 30 p m (Denny 1 41 I IS p more. Luzinski hit bis ninth I LOB—C I. New York 4, Finley, in a move with But Kuhn, acting under the Chicoao (Foriler \ 4\ ol Kanias City Son FroncltcFronclsco ((D'Aqulsto 0-3) at San Roy Staiger's grounder. neighborhood of $10 million" (•irtby J-H. 1:30 p.m. Diego (Frelileben SlllOpm homer of the season and the powers of his office as out-

•WUMUtMNNM lined In the Major League JMngol cf 2 DCash 7b Rivera It " Bowo is Agreement, vetoed the sale RerKkert Schmidt 3b and returned Finley's players JMrls Ib Lmsfcl II Guthrie to start Footec Martin If to the A's. So Finley Is suing Foil ss RAIIen Ib Mackanln 3b OBrown cf — and the Yankees say they Wrthnp Boone c Undrwodp may join the suit. Phillies' players hit gold SZZp in Schaefer 500 JWhileph However, on the advice of Langp MT POCONO, Pa. (AP) - Besides Parsons, the front attorney Papiano, Finley has Parrlsh pft Janet Guthrie will start in row consisted of Billy Vukov- refused to allow the players Totolt M Totals 79 Montreal ..... ODD 300 000 Sunday's (400,000 Schaefer ich and Mario Andretti. to compete and risk Injury Philadelphia . 001 412 00K while stretching NL lead I Miveru. C '. LOB-Montreal 500, but not because she and The decision was made af- since, says Finley, they don't Philadelphia : Luitniki. G Moddo I 3B-D. C Roenicke, J C her balky car earned a spot. ter an entire day of heated belong to him. For years now, professional athletes have been trying to HR — i. MOi (2), Luiiniki She was lucky enough to SB-G Moddoi Underwood discussion between orga- Kuhn says he is acting In prove that Horace Greeley was wrong when he told the draw for it. the best interests of baseball. Mmr Y*rti II) St, Lwita (7) nizers, USAC officials and young to go west. ab The historic draw yesterday, Finley says he'll use the mon- Horlton 11 ~ UcBrlde ct drivers. The drivers sup- Most of the play-for-pay jocks would rather gravitate Philip* » Kevtger is also gave Johnny Parsons the ported starting all 35 drivers ey to strengthen the A's. In- east to New York because of the side money that can be Ml 11 ft Brocfcl) pole position for the world's Slmmoni Ib who were In line for quali- deed, they don't look like they made Klnamon rt KHrandi Ib richest auto race outside of need any help, having won Krnepol Ib Frauton c fying attempts when time Now the easy-money rush has hit Philadelphia Tofrepfi MAndrm rt Indianapolis. four of their six games since Uiwer el HecCruI 3b trials opened under threat- The Phillies, playing the best ball in the major leagues, LBrownph Tyson 2 the sale. WGarvtft MiClal,.,cGlothnl p 2 The draw was opted for af- ening skies Sunday morning. are getting more chances at endorsements than they ever HratXrfkyp 1 1 ter rain washed out not only Some of the players credit thought possible. ST.* Dick Simon, Miss Guthrie's Sunday's scheduled qualifying Kuhn's -remarks about the lev- And some people think that it may begin to hurt their flojclor ph teammate, and Al Loquasto el of competition they can Apodocap but also the Monday rain performances on the field. Vallph were the only two to complete provide without the three Lcxictip date. It was the first time in "I suppose it could begin to affect them." Bill Giles, the the four-lap, 10-mile runs be- players for their current hot TMUs 33 • Totals 34 7 12 the history of U.S. Auto Club team's executive vice president and the genius behind the New York ... on loo ooi -2 fore the rains started. streak. 030 210 10K -7 500-mile races that the J3car Veterans Stadium promotions, said. "The players are get- St. Louis field was not selected on ac- ting about twice as many offers as they used to get, but we New York 6. S_t ^oulsl. 2B - Ferguson, Kroncpool. McBride S — McGlothen tual performance. have a pretty level-headed crew here. They handle them- SF- Unser. selves well." IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII "' ' IMIIIIIIlilll Hill Ill

A TRULY Larry B.wi Dave Cask MOHMOUlfl JONM day, also exudes the confidence that a winning team usually CAREFREE SIDING shows. "We're no fluke, and the rest of the league knows RACING NOW It," Cash continued. "We're going to grind it out. The idea is FALK to just play solid baseball and not beat ourselves. 1 don't thru NOV. 13 even went to rest. I get paid to play." MRK With a chance for World Series money in this bicenten- FIRST RACE 2 PM nial year, the Phillies could find themselves under strong II IIIIKI I Hit 1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH pressure for the remainder of the season. 9 RACES Whatever is happening off the field, and the number of However, they appear relaxed on the field and in the DAILY Phillies appearing in ads on channel 17 indicates that plenty locker room. Even Danny (hark, the oft-maligned manager, is, it does not show in the locker room. is relaxed. "We're real loose right now" shortstop Larry Bowa said But Ozark is not letting things slide. "I think this team after the Phils had streaked to an eight-game lead. "We has even more ability than they are showing," he said. "I know we're playing real well, and we want to keep It that hope they are not content. If we were playing as well as We way. It's trite to say that you play them one at a time, but could, we'd have won all our games. When you have people what else can you do? Hell, a loss to Montreal is the same who can do the job, It's a great feeling." How good are the Phillies? The team batting average is as a loss to anybody else." Rugged and Durable Stratalite provides Dave Cash, the team's second baseman and unofficial close to .290 now. and the pitching staff's earned run aver- spokesman, is just as interested in money as anybody else, age is 3.21. The defense is as good as any in the majors and years of maintenance free beauty. but he, too, does not look beyond the next game. better than most And the team has speed it hasn't even started to use be- "You can't compare us with Cincinnati," he said after FOR INFORMATION CALL the Phillies had knocked off the World Series champs Sun- cause It has been hitting so well. day. "We've never won anything, and they have. Until we The Phillies, who seem lo be almost as old as this na- can win a division championship, we can't be classified with tion, are improving with age. Between the team's first and second National League CREATIVE CRAFTSMEN them." pennants, 35 years elapsed. This lime, it may be only 26. But Cash, whj> may be a major league manager some- DAY 870-3098 EVE. 222-3347 \ SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 22.1976 The Daily Register 17 Jockey Brumfield •...linn i i IIIIIMIII ill •• mi il IIUMIII mill i I ••••••••••• »••< ' "»» '"»"'»«"" """ leads at Monmouth Monmouth Park Today By REGGIE STER triple when he guided Harve's in Florida, holds second posi- Dude, Fast n' Best, and Fiery tion with eight wins from 40 OCEANPORT - Veteran Heart to victories mounts. Doug Thomas is Entries Selections Don Brumfield leads the jock- "I feel great, as good as third, bringing home seven ey standings at Monmouth Sollotrom (ll«| Perrel II |M - f JMi I VOft UP ; Alw. * Fur By Reggie SIM I've ever felt," he com- winners even though having a .. . m§. »F#f Shy Jeanne 1103) Dow* 10 I Beil Btc (111) Oelahouitaye Park after nine days of rac- &uv.ia(lif) fonntr Honeymoon Girl (1161 Goodalupc mented. When asked to what total of only 28 rides. Help Pleoie (lit) Solomone , * • 1 - Ok Day, Trl Aviv Flask, ing. The 38-year old reinsman Clorfc'i Danny {1161 Mctauley ; he attributed his fast start, he Dusty Lane (tH) Edwords k« - 7,SM; 1 YO, CM* IM * I'M Jamie'I Aide has nine wins, eight seconds, Jimmy Edwards, last RuMIe Judy (III) Barrera Mighty Moon 11151 Dtlahouiboyt 4-1 replied, "Fast horses and a OhDoy (HA) Thomos Crtutipari (117) Edwards > I t - Irish MooBglrl, Junr Wed year's leading rider with 123 II II Do 11)11 Uyeyomo and eight thirds from a total Nuriery Tale IDS) Tonmr 10 I *» - I.Mt, 4 YO * UP; Clmf. IM A good agent " Eddie Rice han- iomles Atllt MIA) Jot ion Breciy Needle till) Skinner II y l/U(T«rl) dlag, Help Please triumphs over the extended Senior Fool (Hit Gamei of 4t mounts. On Tuesday, Spoiled Gem (11V) nb J 1 Brumidi (Hi) Oeiahoui.oy* dles his book Tel Aviv Flash (111) Wilson season, has just five wins for Littl G y (111} G 171711 Darlium [IIS) Solomon* ] - Mighty Moon, Ckalipak, June IS, he became the first III to Sweet III}) Orury lter IIIS) Saumell S 7 Tyke's Time (MSI Edwards Mickey Solomone, fresh Special Deugn 016) Romero Retro Nelter the meet, but is busy riding at Elan) Count (US) Delohouiaye ... rider of the season to score a Chicm sChoothoo 4)04) Rivera «M - l m ; 1 VO MDN FILLIES; Clmt from a banner winter season Don t Deter (111) MlCtll Sone« County (116) nb I 4 - Lady Lib, Brave Loadon Monmouth in the afternoon E.captd (Hi) Brumtield Slboo (HI) ioomell H Always A Joy (117) Ru|ono 30-1 and at Atlantic City at night. Lody Lib 1117) Saumeil 5-3 Step Moon (1)1) Skinner Lady, Always A Jay Tonwock Troll |l)rl nb *-l Cannel Cool (114) Perrel DM Bramfleld Md - iM*; 1 VO 4 UP FA Mi Clmt Hlnky DM I llvi Casey i — Best Bee, Second Term, Horses to watch Edward* «i< recently hon- Fwr Rock Snow (117) Edwards. 4-1 Brove London Lody (117) Pefrtl 10 1 Ambermoti (113) Skinner ored with an invitation to ride Cnlchibam (1091 Aivarodo Ruyich (113) Solomone Patriot's Dream RESTLESS WHEEL - While Blaie (110) Rivera Pretty Leader MIT) nb *-l maidens In sprint. lure for many years at Mon- Verno'l Pride I Hi) Tanner Tkree-year-old Jersey Bred in Hollywood Park's jockey Cream Wavelll?) Brumlield 1-1 i - Bramldl, Dartsam, En- mouth Park, leads the train- CrrameGlace (117) Avllei 19-1 brake Urdlly In debut when DIVE MASTER - Six-year championship race in Califor- Bold Slam |IIS) Sklnntr 30-1 71ft - 1MM, 11 4 YO FILLIIS; Alw ; 4 taped old horse broke poorly la last. er's standings with six vic- Rlottti (117) Edwardi * ' Kit »fl at 5-J odds. nia on Sunday, June 27. Persian Fling (113) Nemttl ' •* 7 - Pan Shot, Dutch Courage, Bel It la Its next *5,M» claim- tories. .II' Dohgnac III, a Swamps Mommy (HI) Delguidice 10 1 Persian Fllag Jesus Guadalupe, fourth relative newcomer from New Eoilre 013) Gomel IS 1 TOTAL CRASH - Broke In lag test. Yesterday's results Dutch Couroge 1117) Mlceii) 4 1 8 — Silent Song, Margaret's leading rider at Garden State Orleans, is second with four. HI Bernlce (111) Edwardi b I air la receat race, losing all III — 4,aM; 4 YO ft UP; N.J. Briat; Rain I niy (Edwardi) 2 60 pan Shot (113) Per ret .4-1 Bean, Jaunly Jolly JOUR d' ARGENT - this spring, scored a triple on Six trainers havrf> saddled Clntf.'IMMItF Lassie Come Home 01?) nb ,... Ill caaaee. IIMI (4 II 41 M All Bit (HI) Thomas 1-1 » - Twice Clairvoyant, Sclart's Tkree-year old filly was June 16 at Monmouth, ironi- three winners each. One of Dutch Flame (Wlllon). SI ton 40 \t in - MM, i YO, ami MI.II im Wonderrwau (Uyeyamo) 33 M t/UTwrt Catle Pie, FeaUn' Piece SUNNY SMILE - Three bumped and checked In re- cally his only three wins of them, Tony Arcbdia, saddled Prolrli Maid (Gomel) Jugalene (Solomone) ... 10 60 670 4.10lift - 11.W4. I YO ft UP; Alw.; (T«rtl «M - l.m; 1 YO FIL, MdSpWt, ) Heor Ihe Cloih (Skinner) 6.00 4 40 year aid filly ran well against ceal attempt. Better luck the meeting. his in consecutive races (7th, Spin OH (117) Perret Fleet Beot (Delohousioye) 5 30 Chew Tobacco (Edwardi) AM wlaaen la last. Tab against makes her a winner. 8th, and 9th > on June 16. Bid Talk (1141 Solomone II J. Willard Thompson, a fix- Ml - IMW; S YOft UP ; Alw, 4 F Beau Groton (114) Mlceli III I BEST BET: Best Bee (5th) L a Lon|o (Edwardi) 1.40 Peppy Addy lEdwardt) 6 60 3 40 1.70William Maurice (1131 Brumlleld 111 Walchtulnetl (Brumfield) Silver Hop* (Akhcroltl 479 l.MBanian (117) MacBetn Bee Country I)09LBrumlleld.. DAILY OOUBLE (171 ItT.IO Meilcon General (Perrtl) 7.40 Best Of It (1141 Ira - MM; I YO ft UP/ MOSpWI, Yesterday's Winners: Fleet EIK» 1141 II M iilent Song (114) nb 1 I/M in - 1MM; 1 YO ft UP; Pft M; Al»; Margaret * Beau (10(10991 _Gome) ...6-, Beit (5.21); Chow Bello Chow Bella ISolomonel II.70 4 40 IMTMi Jounly Jolly (109) Mortem ...J-. Koborl I Brumtield) 3.30 Show Me How (Barrera) 13 20 1.70 460 (11.21); Quebec (181); Pep No double Trouble (Edwards! ft* - 4,IM; 1 YO t UPF A M; Clmf. Ardent Amelia (Edwards) 6 40 * 80 IM1/U py Addy (CM) E.octo 11)1 n.M Kudoro (MacBeth) J 70 Twice Clolrwoyont (UO) Comet I I Ashe, Connors score 41* - 7.Ml, 4 YO ft UP; Clmi 114,1-1.11; •Hi — l.m. 1 ft 4 YO; Alw; 4 P ' Ego It Top* (IIS) Guodolup* II IP. Water Power fDelahoulsoyel.il.SO 14 10 Foul In Place (US) T homos 11 WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - For two weeks, during ker of The Netherlands, John Newcombe and Tony Roche of Quebec IBarrera) 4 to 3 40 3 00 660 Eye Opener I10S) RivtroR IM I m Heoal (Gomel) 910 Noohi Dinghy (USI Lovoto 10-1 the Wimbledon tournament, ihe British try and forget about Australia, Jaime Klllol of Chile and Brian (ioltfrk'd of Fort HoltMoglc IBrumfleld) 13.00 4 10 Cabinet Rank (Delohouuoye) 4.70 Sticky Situation (Perrel) 3 60 Debonn (l}0) Thomos * ' their nation's decline and the sagging pound sterling, and con- Lauderdale, Fla OpuiOne (lH) Dowd J-l L*TE SCRATCH: Irlllt OMInt TRIFECTA It 14 1) 1.U1.II Selarl iCotiePie (115) Solomon* ...* I centrate on the constancy and delight of watching tennis The only seed not to play Monday was Stan Smith of Sea II* - LOW, I ft 4 YO FIL; Al»; IF LATE ICHATCHIS: O.n I *• Lot. Percenloge Ploy (113) Rivera C . 13 I Cat n Pocket (Delohouiiaye) s 20 4.70 Pete, statement Jodami (113) Delguidlci .:...4-l played on the most hallowed green grass in the world by Ihe Plains, S.C., whose match against Patricin Cornejo of Chile ?IO ATTENDANCE tl.SM Tootslc Woolik Sunny Smllr (Borrero). 1.40 3 40 Word Ploy 1115) game's best players." was scheduled today. HANDL E 1.MM4J illlllHIIIHIHIIIIil.miltilil 1 t iiiilltMMtMl Illlllllll IIMI I Ml nilllllMllinillllMIIMItHHIIIIl MUM nun miiiiiimi The 24,500 fans who swarmed Into the All-England Club, a Ashe said his objective simply was lo make it into Wim- few miles southwest of central London for opening day yes- bledon's second week before worrying about facing Ihe top terday, saw no big upsets. Defending champion and No. 1 players. He named his most feared rivals as Tanner, Nastase seed Arthur Ashe and all the seeded men's singles players and Connors, but said there were many other tough, unhe- who got on court came away victorious. ralded players in the field. Ashe, whose emotional victory over Jimmy Connors in the One of those could be Ashes next opponent, Allan Stone Middletown takes first 1975 final still is discussed here, had a good workout against of Australia. Stone beat Ashe last year on|y one day after Ferdi Taygan of Framingham, Mass., a UCLA student mak- the 32-year-old Miami, Fla., star had won the World Cham- Middletown took possession Kelly was the loser and seventh inning to capture in the bottom of the first on a ing his Wimbledon debut. Despite 10 doublefaults and a couple pionship of Tennis final. of first place in the American Mitch Aronson tossed a its fourth victory of the sea- pair of walks. of set points saved, Ashe emerged a 7-5, 6-4-7-5 winner Meanwhile, Ashe said that women's tennis is somewhat East by handing Hazlet its five-hitter to beat Steve Kir son. Mike Campi was the win- Connors also showed why he is the No. 2 seed and the different. first loss of the season, 7-2 in by, who pitched a three-hit- Eatontown had taken a 3-1 ner for West Long Branch (3- bookmakers' favorite to regain the title he won in 1974, easily "After Evonne Goolagong of Australia and Chrissie Evert, Ed Carleton Memorial Base- ter, in Manalapan White's win lead on Sam Tallard's two- 2). He allowed four hits. beating Antonio Zugarelli of Italy 6-2, 6-3, ii:'. il just drops off like a cliff. No one else is in their class," hi' ball League action. over Neptune run homer. Len Cuoco was the loser for The other seeds who made it to the second round were said. In the American West, Ma- Both pitchers fanned 10 bat- Andy Pelrone's single and Oceanport. Hie Nastase of Romania, Bjorn Borg of Sweden, Adriano Pan- Miss Evert, 21, and. Miss Goolagong, 24, are both former nalapan White knocked off ters and walked three, but Paul Farri'U's two-run hit put atta of Italy, Argentina's Guillermo Vilas, Roscoe Tanner of Wimbledon champions. Miss Evert won in 1974 and Miss Neptune, 5-2 and Lincroft Manalapan scored three runs Monmouth Beach ahead lo Lookout Mountain, Tenn , Mexico's Raul Ramirez. Tom ok Goolagong in 1971 blanked Matawan, 10-0. in the third inning to put the stay. Monmouth Beach tripped game away. Winner for Monmouth iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii nun IIIIHMII i luiimiiiii Beach was Keith Bradley He Eanlontown, 9-4 and West The damage was done by struck out six, walked one 1 Long Branch routed Ocean- Dave Ruderman's two-run and gave up six hits Freehold Entries Tomorro port, 13 2, as Rick Cuccinello single and Don Philpott's RBI got four hits in National hit. ltt*-Tr»llMPi»rs« 1.1M Bob Shimazu took the loss Ut-r«:t 1MPIMH1.*M IN — Pact IM Pvrtt l.m RORuih(Rislno) North play. Swttl Trick (Bcfotronl .31 Lo Relno (Dancer Jr) Dynamic _ _ Manalapan White is 2-2-1 for Eatontown. He fanned Song Hill (Inokol) BvtPmtlGagllardl) ; 2 Maltslk Venture (Gowtr Jr) Flying Success (nd) Corllii (Loonty) Middletown, with the help two, walked four, and allowed SAM. C«tllo (Flllon) , * t Mighty Follow Glfl (Panlano) Rochvllle Betty (Rkrwrdson) Joe Shead hurled a five-hit Coneitogo Buddy (nd) is-i Maioueroger (Bergeron) Mindv Bulltr (Flllon, Bushing (Stafford) »-l of relief pitcher John Coun- seven hits in six and 13 in- Adtoi Ctll (Bulk) Rich, Nancy (Rltio) Anxious Angelo (Punlollllo) •-< Great Cruiocfcr (Polmien) shutout for Lincroft's fourth Knockdown (Morano) Circle TiLH (Llporl) m f.Ke IMPWMMN Idlewhlles Star (Turcotlt) • 11 cilman, defeated Hazlet after nings on the mound. Mike Symbol (Morrlssiy) win of the year Proud Momonl (Campbtll) Schitfii Air (Rattibont) Grondslam Lotwll (Pierce) 3-1 a three-year drought Eattwaod Playboy IPoovft) Chomp Belty (Poquctl Lody Deb (Brtinanan) ' ' nth - PKI IM Pwrs* I,HW Shead stuck out four. After scoring a total of sev- Cotdiiream Gtorgt (Punlollllo).... Gwynetn Drtamaf (Gloigmnnl) ..., Larodo(Polmlerl) 41 Amexbro Joan (Lipari) Councilman, who relieved Ala Little (SICO) Sylflo Rip (nd) 4-1 Wave ol Muscles (Dodgers Jr) After three runs scored in en runs in the first three in- Coullght (Mortlnei) *•! Tarpon OBrlen (Paquel) starter Glenn O'Hara in the Ktnrwdy Byrd (Bodochlnol 2-1 4mPW. Noble Jomti (Flllon) 6 1 Lucky Horry (Blum) both the second and third in- nings, West Long Branch ex- Ballet Senator (Paqutt) UvrMlcUbli (Roilnol I-J Rusly Ltroy (Mutclo) |-1 Dark Domiel (Morrlsey) Wise Rhap (Gower Jr) second inning, fanned three, ploded for six runs in the fifth Mlndy Bull4f (plllonl 4-1 Mark Hill (Norway)...,. 12-1 PlncJeMSptrtndf) nings, Lincroft got four in the Addy Lobeii (Btrgeron) (MGolnoA (Brondllatttf) t-t Dennyi Command (LcCause) 13 1 Nobby Creed (nd) walked two and gave up a run Mill Ctever DtoMFIIIon) fourth on a pair of two-run to sink Oceanport. UarmaWBIu* Chip (Browtw) 4-1 SM Allen. Jefi (nd) 1S-1 Millie Stor (Parolarl) Overihot (Interdonato) ' ^Ic (Klna) 1-1 Dillon (Conlon) 101 on two hits. homers by Don Jacoby and Star Freight (COfttol) •M-P4NtlMP»rMlrJM lamogTlo) 10-1 Luckv Nifty Deon (LeggolD. IS-I Cuccinello went four for Mill Willy Widow (Polmtr) Amlln (LfCause) 5-2 4 J» anort* (Wllfiomil IM SELECTIONS Middletown (4-1) got a pair Bill Johnston. Silly Byrd K IS«ro4ri»ll .J0-1 Nimble Domond (Brtinahon) RoyolGobt(Serb«sl 3-1 I - lye PMI, Preud M»menl, Kn*Ck five for West Long Branch Rocky Glow IBavoil Jr) Royal J M (Paquet) M of runs In the first on a bases- Chirs Frey was the losefSpr with two TlBI's. Teammate Grand Surprise (Pantono) BucheyNlck(nd( *\ 1 - Kennedy Byrd, J Si Shout, Get G* Noble Hodoen iShottr) v i loaded walk to Mi i;m Taylor IM-FKil MPVTMl.t tnfA Matawanatawan. Gene Zweig went two for Sundown Prince (Turcottt) 1-1 1 Mlfnty Follow Girl, Mo|tiHt Ven Freehold Steody Mt Lody (Oanter Jr) Hei Too Much (fu.co) 10 I and a wild pitch. Abbe Ridge P*M Girl Frltnd N ITarorn I 5 H 3 40 2 40 Poplar Joe (Bh(Bretnahon) ) Hal Mlnbor (nd) 3-1 t - Otllo Direct, Hewdy Soy, Royol squeeze bunt and Jeff Or- NIC4 Kid ILKoui.1 ) 40 1.40 Cwoldon Duchen (Gatantt) Hlffhlood cult's fielders choice. Trecayt Girl iBuller) ;..3.4O Tuckaway Bobby (Tttt) I - Larode, Dully Lerey, Lady Deb •lut Rtprltvt (Ptcchia) Holella IPoqutl) V J I - Amlln, Royal J M, Sundown Prince Joe Kelly's single in the M — Pact IM Pana I Mt T VM Klngi oreeie (Flllonl II f - Klnfl Breeil. Swotoro. Rotella BG Spring laouml ] 40 110 1.40 MH - Pan IM ParM I Mr Clover Sona (Luchento) 61 II — Mtnajwaroter, Re Rum, Idtewhllei second and an error in the Emparw More L— IBrnnolianl 4.00 P.OVO. I «»•.*-«Hignlanie. JL _ d #hr _ • - (Dolanoull. 4AS l II Jeftrey. KnlgJ (Compbelll 6 1 Oello Direct Indl 7J April! Coll IRIiiol I-J ll"^. Lucky Harry, Nuaay Creed, Mlllltl third accounted for Hazlet's KICtiGIIMConlll 4. JO Howdy toy (Ke(Kellyl ) 411 Canny GleGlen IIBonoccll , II liar Deri (Kodotr)6Kodotri) 16- 1 Keenelond (nd)(nd)301 Beil - Amlln lltk) runs • «acla 1141 MM Dally DaaM4 (ill 11.10 Ira - Pan IM Paru 1,144 T 1 41 ] RuillKtllyl 4.10 4.40 4.»' WMplll4 (Bulk) ]» !« P.WM RIcMe micnordunl t.00 Lookout • •KM (Ml I).M «a - Pan IM Pana I Mt T I:H C4nMn (Turcolt4) 4 40 1*0 100 OonolO Diamond I Klllyl 3.00 1.40 Jfor Fly Fly Pitt IRIv.llo) ].M . «»a«a (4-11 ll.M Jersey Shore! 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Stolon starts 1 PM promptly M«r tht jock- •yt* quarters In tht LANE'S INC. (CORNER OF PEARL ST.) paddock arta. 120 MONMOUTH ST. DIAL 74144S4 RED BANK 51. Help Wonted 5».JIelpWant«tf__ 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 22. 1976 Tiger LEGAL SECRETARY - Minimum 0 QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR - three yean rect ' ' Electro mechanical background Work U 2. Autos For Sate 2. Autot For Sole perience In litlgat from drawings ond verbal In6iructi*n* C DOU&LASALAN closings, new modern oir conditioner with minimum supervision Self Start »UMi_e«l»ITIEKINC MERCEDES6ENZ off.c»t. pension plan, life insurance er Fulltime only Reply to Box W 2/- vmoutti Ch» hospital notion, all non tonir iDutobn The Daily Rfgllter, Shrewsbury, N J IXOHxyUHoilt Ave., Lithe Silver 1425353 by employee. Salary commensyroti O77O1_ i Autos For Sale CHEVELLE STATION WAGON with obillty and experience Write REAL ESTATE SALES - L[ctn»ed o. • UlCtC CENTURY 1973 - Wagon, ~19*J P.O Bo« 55. West Long Branch, N nine passenger 44.000 mile*, power - Rodio ond rveoter, power jteenng, unlicensed We hove severol opening* power brtkes »7?S Coll 2*4-13*2 be 077U. All replies confidential n our Residential Soles Departmen' steering, air. radio. heater Good con Iwwn9o.m and 1p.m ABSOLUTELY dltion, muii Mil SHOO or best otter LPN S - Port time. Apply at Cllfftide 3ur three offices ore Multiple Listing CHEVELLE 1970 11400 - Four door Health Center. 200 Center St., Cliff Members in Monmouth Middle*" ami NO DOWN PAYMENT hardtop, air, power steering, automat wood »eoch Dceon Counties High commission Tofct O'er Poymtnti BUICK ELECTftA LIMITED 1M1 - • 41 000 miles and bonuses pold Call for con!Identic i S6.0O0 miles Excellent condition All MAN OR WOMAN - To obtain Bid nterview BOB GRIMM AGENCY deluxe options 11275 Coil Avolon IJ2 Requests from Ft Monmouth Monthly Realtors, 566 »4O0 Over 50 Clean Used 5350. weekdays or So" am only CHEVROLET BEL AIR 19M retainer Box *•. Valley Stream. NY Cars To Choose From. REAL ESTATE SALES - Excelien- Call o»l«r 5, 141 159* opportunity for energetic Individual BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM m 1974 MECHANIC Must be familiar wllh Litue Silver ond 100% — 12 Month/12,000 — Four-door hardtop. 35,000 milei CHEVROLET CORVAIR 19**- surrounding areas Comfortable, wen Original own*. New radlol tlrti met Needs valve |ob Asking SM EXPERIENCED established^office Coll tor interview Mile Warranty Available all. I burgundundyy with while vinyl top. 747 11Tf Gasoline/Diesel E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real On Most Models. full powvr., -'ai-r conditioning, AM/FM Mlhm Boot Works tor. 555 Prospecl Ave- Ltttlt Silver e Seek, new condition W?OO CHEVROLET iMPALA 1970 - Sport! lldN IOPC coupe One owner. very good condl Monmouth Beach 741 4500 UI11U lion Full power, olr. vinyl lop II19S Coil 233 7735 No Credit Coll otter tp m 747-0916 Applications Refused! BUlCK 1972 RIVIERA MEDICAL LABORAIOHv TtCH RECEPTIONIST TYPIST All power BeH otter CHEVROLET I96« IMPALA - Four 2. Autot For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autot For Sole Si. Help Wonted NiCiAN - Experienced, doctor s of- .md for Red Bonk busnlnesi oHu For Quick Credit OK 264 -9111 door, while hardtop power sieer fice Send resume with references ond Muit be high school groduole one e VOLKSWAGEN VAN 19*1 - Good CLERK - Marine supply store Boat phone numbers leBoxR 301. The D01 oy working with people If you ho Call ADILLAC 197] SEDAN DeVILLE - lbofce> SLOBOmliw 71»94 EL CAMINO 1971 - EHcellent condl fd Fllti Register, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 _«ceil»nt condition Asking WISO S3! ti above oualitlr.oiloni.wi need w EVROLET 1944 Staon o For oppointment, 7419020 Benetici . outomatk Car in good thope wIDDLETOWN AREA - Full lime MGB 1970 - in good condition, except VOLKSWAGEN 1965 - New pal medlcol assistant needed Experienced Finance Compony Ing 1450 Coll 513 9416 FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE runs ond looks good 1500 Call 741 5779 CLERK-TYPIST 229-3313 VINE MOTOR CORP , Maple Ave needs woter pump Must sell MOO in lab work Good benefits. Call 67' REGISTERED NURSE - And LPN CADILLAC W — Two-door, gieen Phone SM-3950 Stenography helpful. Fulltime, ha! 3730 Good running condition. US0. Call b« Red Bank 741-4570. days St Apply in person WERNER S lll ot part lime. 3 11, n 7 thitt. lv> IwHn 5 7 p m . ask tor David 142 Mil, CHEVROLET 1973 MGB 1971 — Convertible, good run VOLKSWAGEN 1971 CAMPER - E DODGE, Hwy 16. Beitorfl. N,J MINI COMPUTER OPERATOR - House Nursing Home, KigKingss HlghHlghwaw v FIAT 124 SPORT COUPE 1974 - ceiient condition, pop lop root, sleeps Mlddlelown 671-0169 4711 IMPALA Beautiful condition, low miles Air, nino condition NEWMlCHELIN COOKS HELPER -, Desirable fuli and assistant bookkeeper Machine ex 1-01*9. RADIALS and EXHAUST SYSTEM tour Fully equipped Asking 12750 67) perience o mult, Bookkeeping ex Ml — Convertible All Wonted, parly who needs iOOSfinonc AM/FM stereo 11650 Musi sell 9*6 9271 time posilion available from 530 am RELIABLE PERSON - Fer nomr Ing, with no money down, on o 1973 1571. AM/FM HMO 449-4091. to 3 00 p m shift in enpondlng dietary perience a plus Belford area Call 717 leaning service. Apply In person. J* AUSTIN MARINA IMS - tour ipeed Chevrolet Impalo, oir conditi ning. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE - deportment, institutional experience 133* for interview by appointment 9 Main St. Malawon, between 35 p m AM.FM iterro. perfect condition 1149$ FIAT I9*» — Sedan Has five good MG'B~197S - 9,500 miles. AM/FM, power fleering. 37,000 milei. tiant track stereo Must sell, going to 1972 Sunroof, radio Very good condl preferred, with o good background In •**•**• _—^_ Toes . June 22. tQ.000 mllfft. lour floor still unde CAMARO 1961 - Original owntr Many other models to choote ffrom odlal tires Aft ii.llOO lion throughout: excellent mecnanlca cooking breakfast Good salary one warranty Must tell, H"t Call 147 717 5921 college Coll SM 5470 MUSICIANS - Guitarist and bassi RN PART-TIME - Experienced u. 61,000 original milii Motor needs For quicquick credit 0 KK , coll OASIS MO condition 56,000 miles 11,700. Call 566 lull benefits Please apply Personnel Needed lor starting group Jobs ore TORO RS aatt (MiM l 711717117100 MG - TO THE MOUNTAINS - To Department Bayshore Community Geriatric Nursing Three days a week FIAT 1974 114 SPORT COUPE - Five 0916 otter 6 p.m ahead ot US Arly, 27v 7353 alter ipm II 30 shift lor progressive •killed n wvm speed, oir conditioning, AM/FM ster the beach, tor work of fun. you'll en|oi Hospitol. 717 N Beers Street. Hoi CHEVROLET 1973 CAPRICE - Two this 1973 Burgundy MGB convertible VOLKSWAOEN~I970 - Sunroof, ne< del 264 7500 An equol Opportunity 1 CAREER? nursing home in Freehold area. Ct> < 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole door, VI. automatic. Power steering •o Mutl see to appreciate Many othei or on oppointment between 10 4 at 4JI itros. 717 4905 Coll 717 3217 * tires, new brakes, new muffler After ployer Or do you wonl to change your present and brake*, radio, electric windows p.m 775-4313 real estole position? Be Irolned by 117. LOL w mileage, iinn mcellenl condition FIAT 1974 III - AM/FM, tour speed MONMOUTH COUPLES - Earn 1500 11000 monthly Century 21 Real Estate Acodemy Dis Coll 747-JUT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VOLKSWAGEN - 1975 Rabbit De UN'S - For Nursing Home. Full and rodlals, 11100 Coll otter 6 pm 747 luic, excellent condition, rodlo. radl in part-time business Call for ap cover the finoncial advantages ot be 3107 Hwy 3e Eotontourn MI-5900 polntnwwl MT-7117. longing to the largest real estate orga port-time. 11 to 7 »hlTl. Excellent salo ols, 75,000 miles Bett offer Mutl sell , ond liberal fringe benefits. For op CHEVROLET1«1 142-5677. niiotion in trie country Must havi Two door Deluxe. »25O. FORD FALCON STATION WAGON AAOAAONZN A 2 + 2 1975 DEMONSTRATORS AND MANAGER Real Estate License Cali for con iintment. coll 791 0400. Man. throug.. 741 1116 19M - Six-cylinder, automatic, looks, Wonted, part o needs 100% tine — Needed to work with the oldesi Toy lidentlol interview. C*nury 21, Poul rl. /uns good New evnoutt. etc 1450 '41 t d 100% ti VOLKSWAGEN - Needs work and Gift Porty Plan In the Country CHEVROLET 1965 - Sin cylinder, ingniu , witHUM h nIIVo IIIUIIEoneyI downiiiirrri , oH i. n• aii •197 j • 5 Brogar Aaency. 794 Brood Hi. Shrew! IN - 11 p.m.-r a.m., Men-through bcrglos tenders, mogs, roof rock. Bes Highest commissions No investment Brogor Agency with 19*7 engine Good tires Mileage an. Monio 7*72 + 2, airr conditioningconditioning. AM/FAM/FM offer. Coll 741-0374 bury 7470231 if Naveslnk House Coll Mn. Mills f.qlne*7.5OD 495-1117. tape, power steering, 10,700 miles Coll or write today, SANTA'S Parlies FORD FALCON 1963 - Future con- 10700 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (203) 673 NURSESAIDES AND ORDERLIES- at 142 1400, 9 o.m to 2 p.m. CHEVY IMPALA 19SI — Two door erlible Could be a classic 60.000 11795 Many other models to choose 1977 — Sunroof, rodio Very good con ROUTE SALESMAN OR WOMXH fron Top cash paid (or your car or 3455. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. East Brunswick Nursing Home. E» hardtop Like new inside ond out Ash- ules Good shape, best otter 513 9416 K dition throughout, excellent mechoni ceiient working conditions Send intor For shore s leading laundry ond u- , truck. For quick credit 0< . call DENTAL ASSISTANT - Choi ing WOO or bett otter. Call 717-1713. FORD LTD 1970 STATION WAGON - cat condition 56,000 miles 11600 motion to Box CHI. The Oaliy Regu leaning plant. Free hospltolliolio' OASIS MOTORS ot (201) 721 7)00, SA6 0936 after 6 pm. Orthodontic office School MM Piwm COUPON CHEVY NOVA~HMXMBACK 1974~ Good condition, S1S0O. Cali after 9 ler, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ond paid vacations Apply Star Cleu MUSTANG II tV/4 HydrnmuIK, an and/or experienced only. Excellent ners and Lounderers, Myrtle Ave mmm Excellent condition, SO.000 miles, one m U7] tinted windows, vinyl root, AM/FM tolary ana benefits Must have own 1 4 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK — 1971 ' .*— NURSE'S LPN'S - Full or part-time. Long Brr-" owner, lime yellow, black vinyl lop. FORD VAN 19*3 - 19*9 engine. Runs stereo, uses regular gas. low mileoge Rebuilt engine, lour new tires. AM/FM •ronsportatlon Strictly confidential Good storting salary plus compony g VOLKSWAGEN SPEGACULAR power steering, six cylinder, 13500 good ftesl offer like new Must be seen to believe Sac eighMrocfc. «12M>, 739 9449 Callbctw >n9* 12-noo r n 747-9101. benefits. Apply in person, Greer RUBBERMAID PART PLAN - i& firm MJ 4451 Grove Convoletcent Center, Gree ooklng forr dealers oond managers 717*7015 rINceWi, Coll 741 141*. VOL KSWAGEN BUG 196/ F7,00< DENTAL ASSISTANT - With X-ray : CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1973 - EK- license. Full time Experience pre Grove Rd and Rt 66. Neptune. orn f o per hour No investment, no SUMMER SERVICE COUPON FORD VAN 1974 300 - Automatic, MUSTANG II l«'i Four cyliniir-, miles, new muffler and brakes, 1150 ies. Win Color TV Can 7flf leilent condition Power steer power steering, mag wheels, rugs. slick, power steering, air conditioned 147 3316 terred but not necessary Please write NURSES - RN'S and LPN S 3 lo 11 eliver mg/Wakei, air , 37,007.000 miles, taur-dooi AM/FM, low mileage 495-9793 13,000 miles, excellent condition Call stating experience ana references to shift, good starting salary plus com m SPECIAL! hardtop Must sell Beit 7190330 • ** w " tr v* "—> ** h- "• »* ** BOM W 3 77, The Dolly Register, SALES - Mole or lemale. Noilonai body, engine, tires. < aony benefits. Apply in person. Green CHRYSLER 19*6 - Town and Country HOLSEY PONTIAC' Shrewsbury, N J 07701. Grov Calescent Center G ompany expanding In Monmoulh am) MUSTANG 1965 - Si*, Stick. 1300 good 147? 741-6221 Ocean county needs managers, dealer i Wagon New snow tires. WOO RTE 3* 5427101 EATONTOWN Also 1965 Ford station wagon, 1175 DENTAL ASSISTANT G We will inspect Call 5*6-5131 VOLVO WAGON 1977 - Low mile Experience preferred and soles representative* Experleme JEEPSALESAND SERVICE 279 9691 after 4:30. good condition Best offer. NURSES RN S - Full or par Ml and this Twin Boro Motors, Inc ColT2*4 -3*65; 354 4*65 Good starting salary plus company n direct soles Is desired but not re youf Volkswagen CIRCLE CHEVROLET MUSTANG 19M - Sin cylinder, auto Call 143 5364 ed Will Iroln. Salary plus bonu. Shrewsbury Awe. Shrewsbury 1.11 E Newman Springs Rd Red Bank benefits Apply iff person, Green on our Diagnostic coupon malic. Needs lender repair 1400 o WALL LINCOLN MERCURY DENTAL SECRETARY plus commission Coll 741 1314. 9 S 741 3130 CALL NOW 747-0040 belt orter 232-0046 Grove Convalescent Center, Green Computer tor only Shrewsbury Ave at Sycamore Experience preferred, capable ot han ~ ove fid and Ri 64, Neptune ..ALES OPPORTUNITY — N.J CORTINA WAGON 1949 - Four door, KARMANN GHIA 1969 Shrewsbury, N.J^ 747 S400 dllng the varied administrative dutiei NUR~SET- RN s or LPN I- 3 10 It Wholesale TIM Distributor needs quo. four-cylinder, excellent condition 3000 ONLY June1 23-24-25 USD firm Body WHELAN PONTIAC BUiCK OPEL ol o large, modern denial office Typ- shift and vacation relief on all shifts tied people for Industrial and com 54.500miles M00 741 3111 after S. ing essential We are seeking a person Coll otter (p m 717 4415. needs work Asking J350 72$ Prospect Hwy 9 Freehold Modern skilled nursing facility Mon- mercial sales Send resume lo Box S KAY MOTORS able, responsible individual, who mouth Convalescent Center, 73V Both 33, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury CORVAIRS 1944 AND 1967 - 40.000 Ave , Union Beoch, osk tor Bill 4620147 its a permonent position os port ol original miles 1100 for both. Coll 471 HONDA CIVIC OLDSMOBILE 19*3 - Needs little Ave., Long Branch 229 4300. Ij. 01701. 1S2 Broadway 111-236} Long 6 WISH TO TRADE - 1965 Karmonn tntal office learn Write P.O. Bo* *Mi nftf t p.frt work, good shape Best otter. Ohio for motorcycle. Will bargain Red Bank. N.J 07701. OFFICE CLEANING - ^Experienced SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - Two open KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Call anytime. 364 7164 Call 544-9441 help only, Mlddletown Keyport area ngs, one in Engllshtown oreo, one In CREDIT PROBLEMS? ~ Hwy 36 Eolontown DRIVER COMPANY - We Ore look Coll 915 9424 Keonsburg or/a, »3 per hour, tour SHREWSBURY MOTORS No cosh? II you re working, we can ti 541 1000 OLDSMOBILE 91. 1961 - Four-door 1970 911 f PORSCHE SOW - Days 143 Ing tor a responsible individual with a hours per doy Only those with pui hardtop, power brakes, power steer- 4963. good driving record for pickup and de- OLSTEN TEMPS NEED5~YOUR Irlvers' licenses need apply 239-5100, nance you. No money down. Payments LeMANS 1972 - Six Cylinder. 49,000 arranged to sutl your needs Many ing, automatic transmission, radio, air Nlghli »42-77»9 livery Duties also Involve working In SKILLS. EARN EXTRA MONEY int. 13 _— Shrewsbury Ave. jmm QCAA miles. 11*00 conditioning. Very clean Running can stock room, shipping ond receiving HIGH RATES NO FEE. 117 Rte 35 New and Quality Used Cars lo choose 671 2t47 from Call now tor speedy approval dltion. Must sell Any reosonable offer Excellent company benellts, For fur EATONTOWN 542-5300. Coll 671 5117otter6. 3 Trucks and Trailers iher information please call Personne ECRETARY JR. - Will take Hig' Tinton Falls, N.J. /*! I ~O jUU No application refused 741 SIM. Mr PAINTER - Experienced only Fredericks CHEVROLET LUV 1974 - Cop. stee Monoger at 544 9000 chool grod , or light attic* «• • LINCOLN 1967 OLDSMOBILE 1970 - 442 Wedge 30 After 6 P.m. •nence Mult be well versed, goon DADS ANDGRADS motor, Rom air, 37,000 original miles, radiols. step bumper, 33,000 miles. Ex- DRIVER - For garbage truck Four door. 90.141 miles Loaded As cellent 671-6253. 146-437} ypltt, (SO WPM), light stem' "' 1974 Datsun B210 Hatchback Coupe edU7J new shocks, four new steel belted rodl Experienced WPM) Must be ambitious— company Immaculate condition, mr conditioned. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY als, new hurst shifter, new woter pui OATSUN PICKUP 1971 - Looks very Ca(l264-44O4 will train. Jersey City location, i.c THEY DON'T CALL THEM rear canopy, stereo MPX with lour (plus extras). 11450. Call 239-0254 good, runs fair. 1750. speakers, new Mieheiin X steel belted Shrewsbury, N J. 747-5400 twr , .'. Ask for Steve. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY(RE PART-TIME •nit 14B, N.J. TUrnpIke Coll tor Inter 741-4265 CEPTIONIST - For dental ipeclollst lew, Mri. Griesemtr, 413 3*00 xe car MAVERICK 1970 — Automatic, alt MILITARY M/W wner. 12500 tirm ondltioning, 71,000 miles Good run OVER 200 - New Chevrolet! to DODGE SPORTSVAN - 1972. TopTyping essential Must be well orga . One choose from TOWNE CHEVROLET, nlied and capable ot working Indepen TRIUMPH FOR NOTHING \ fipm or eekend. 717-3011. ing condition. Asking 1950.142-2604 co nd Ml on, New short block. ne< More Classified 1 IS, Middlelown 671-6200 brakes. Coll 391-3149 between 9-5 p.m. dently with oblllty to follow through • Age 17-35 or older DODGE DART 19*7 - TWO DOOR MAZDA 1973 - Sport coupe RX3. Air, Excellent salary and fringe benefits HARDTOP. SIX CYLINDER, AUTO- AM/FM stereo. CB. tour speed, 12150 PINTO STATION WAGON 1974 - FORD 1972 S 350 - Four by-lour, ne Four or live day .week Please reply, depending upon prior on Next Page MATIC. LOOKS, RUNS GOOD. 1325 MMM Blue, olr conditioning, large engine, point. 1975 block, headers, tiolley coi giving complete work ond salary tils service. automatic, good condition. Also 1975 bur e tor_ Ex c el I Jll. t MOO 291 4135- lory ond salary required to Box vv 376, 51. Help Wanted MERCEDES - IVSI HOD. runs good, Silver Bradley GT, automatic stick The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N J • We will train. DODGE~M^)NOCO"i9?2 - Four door body good, needs tune-up. AM/FM Kill VtfWl lU rebuilAhltt engine 54Ht2 INTERNATIONAL 196* — 9 It. rock 0770). Immediate and long hardtop, full power, oir, $0,000 miles eo tape deck, new electrical ex body, lift gate Good running condi it system Call *81 4914. tlon. 11350 Call I42-4I1M EXPERIENCED LPN NEEDED - range benefits. MERCURY MONTEGO 1964 - Con PINTO 1977 — 50,000 miles, mogs, TRUCK INSURANCE Must hove experience In lab and X SECRETARY/ DOREMUS FORD vertible, VI, aulomotic, AM FM sler AM/FM eight trock, best offer. Call of Lowest rales Free quotes immediate ray. Able to work two nights and port SALES-SERVICE-PARTS eo, best otter Call 164 0346 betweer ter 6 p m 591 9721. coveroge by phone 531 M81 time daily Call 671-3730. TO Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk Ml 4000 i:3O7 10. osk for Paul. PI VMOUTM HAKHAi UtlA 196 7 RECEPTIONIST GLAZIER - One year, experience Eight-cylinder, power steering, power 4 Motorcycles 1 Full time posilion open lor 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale brakes Air conditioning, 1500 739 In person Morris Plo' 747-0241 91W. BSA CHOPPER 1970 - Show bike Con Maple Ave., Red Bonk secretary with good skills, dltion. HAIRCUTTERS - With following In PART-TIME who enjoys meeting people PLYMOUTH CRlCKer — 1971. Pour- COII671-WH speed, extra tires, new brakes, good Seal, Asbury, Ealontown ond Long and working with energetic Branch areas looking tor a change A PAPER DELIVERY condition MJO Coll 747-5746 CYCLE INSURANCE iwly A.M I Man.-Sat. or Sun. Eliot, group Lowest rales Free quotes Immediate great place to be Atio advanced PLVMOU 1H FURY ill Spoi li SuD Masses available to all employees Ished route! No colliding or lOllc urban, nine-passenger wogon, 1972 coverage by phone 531 till ting Vujt hu«e tor Call 747 214] Real estate knowledge pie HONDA CB 175,1971 Call S3l 9666 orafte^ 1.170 163d Power/ steering, power brakes, front HAIRDRESSER — Experienced Full lerred Must be available In ond r«ar factory air, AM radio, stereo S27S or part-time. Sulary open For inter- P/C FABRICATOR" All VOLVOS tape/roof rock, reclining (ront seat. move with us lo our new lu Coll Paul/291 5773 view call 717 7096. Victor s Beauty Sa Full time position avalloble In printed excellent condition 11800 536 3407. HONDA SLIOO 1971 - New point, toki circuit fabrication depatment Should cation by July 1st best offer. 39 able to read drawing, use pen rou PLYMOUTH GOLD" DUSTER 1974 - HAIRDRESSER WANTED er, laminating press and drill press Six/cyllnder, three-speed on floor. r~ Call 946-4MI Excellent company benefits For fur- Fof Interview, dlol four ntw tires. v[nyl roof, e Busy shop In Wesl Long Branch. Appii HONDA 1973 CB 450 - 1700 miles, en cants COII223 4505. ther information coil Personnel Man call 671-MM SI 75 OVER DEALER COST celfcnlcondillon 17SO0 847 167ft ceiient condition H75 ager at 544-9000 An equal opportunity Coll 7)9-1542 HAIRDRESSER - Two days o week. employer. MV MODEL LIMITED TIME ONLYI PONTIAC CATALINA 1969 - Very Coll Paul's Hair Affair, Tr.|jmrj*i SpiHi'Pihave now been condition 53,000 miles. PERSON WANTED - For port time And (he Tnumoh TR6 1974 KAWASAKI GS 100 -7SMf7rUie~sTI 747-0319. Asking 1375 344W/3 PONTIAC 1965 CATALIN, ceiient condition Best otter. 1974 YAMAHA 125 MX - Many high II Call 946 4305 performance parts Excellent condl II tion 1550. 671-4073 PONTIAC 1975 - Venlura Custom S BUSINESS DIRECTORY VI, all power. Air. 12,000 miles Call after 6 pm, 223-1729. 5 Auto Services/Parts RITTENHOUSE TRANSMISSION - 440 OuiomollC, LINCOLN MERCURY Inc. three speed. From 1971 Chrysler New. A DAILY GUIDE 900 HWY 35 775 1500 OCEAN TWP Yorker, 15,000 miles »12S 741 JS99 be | (Out of the 76 Ford business!) tween 9 and S. SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For the OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS best car buys RUSSELL Oldsmobile VOLKSWAGEN SQUAHEBACK 1967R Codllloc Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd . — For sale, whole or parts, chasiiil, LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING ft Red Bank 741-0910. damoged. rebuilt engine, new brakes,I BUSINESS SIGNET VALIANT - Four door, 1961 tires ond battery A7MA21. GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING Good condition. Asking 1650 or best of VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES - 1700 en I DIRECTORY ler 2444767 days. 764-1470 otter 9 p.m COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE PAINTING AND DECORATING — Residential and commercial design orl B. Jones Futty Insurer; the 77s STRAUB BUICK-OPEL ADDING MACHINES and planting In business over 40 For tree estimates coll 229 3131 NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars years. Grounds maintenance our spe- wy is 764 4000 Keyport 4 Auto Rent/Lease TYPEWRITERS cialty. Coll 741 5073 or 542 1094 after i AINTING - Exterior work Ei p.m. rienced college students. Reasor. TEMPEST PONTIAC 1969 - Blue, ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters le ond reliable 671 3741 after 5. power steering, good tires, and runs TOMS FORD sold, rented, repaired. Serpicoi, 101 good. MM. RENT-A-CAR Monmouth SI.. Red Bonk. 747 0415 EMPIRE LAWN GROOMING - Pro DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING te*slonol lawn maintenance. Free esll PAINTING I THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw JOOHwy 31 Jft4 1600 Keypor mates Fair rales 7211125. ' used cars In Monmouth County ALTERATIONS -r 100 olr-conditloned new cors In LAWNS CUT - And feriilued Com 7 Auto Insurance ADDITIONS - Roofing, tiding, ce piele lawn service Cali 24 hours Rick Stock. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. ramie tile. Complete line of remodel Johnson. 291 SI99 . ROFESStONALLY DONE - Point I Shrewsbury Ave., Nlw Shrewsbury AUTO INSURANCE ng. Coll Rich Malmberg, 717 3541 ng at o reasonable price. Interior t» 741-6300 Serving Monmouth County 12 yean M & M LAWN SERVICE rlor. Free estimates 229 0561 coverage by phone are coming! THUNDERBIRDI97) - lfiWO mfiS EACHER - Desire* interior er ex , with AM/FM stereo rodlo. vinyl roof, YOUNG DRIVERS - May save S100 BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addi rlor housepalnting. Fully Insured full power Car In mint condition. Musi ond more on auto insurance. For fn tlons and repairs. Financing Arranged ee estimates. Experienced. Coll V78 1. Call 747-0717. Ask lor Fronk Grai ROTOTILLING le call Bob Orr. 391 17S3. Lo Bay Head Construction Co 29S 9700 With tree lerililjer Included r n payment. "CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK Cail 717 2|?l 1 THUNOERBIRD 1972 — 19.SO0 milt Alterations ond additions. PLUMBING A I wllh AM/FM stereo rodlo, vinyl roof, 10 Wanted Automotive A. Bruce Eigenrouch 142-3192 MISCELLANEOUS I full power. Car in mint condition. Must CARPENTRY - Roofing, siding, addi HEATING sell Coll 747 0717. Ask for Fronk Gran tlons, pointing ond repairs Free esti- COLOR TELEVISION - Repair estl EGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING mates. Bob Martin. 291-3214. males this week tree. Bring In to shop State licensed It may not cost as much as you lhln« *71-2771 JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up CHARLESHOWER 44 Central Ave.. Red Bonk. CONTRACTOR 12 0401 Coll 741-1079 Carpentry, Masonry, Rooting PLUMBING AND HEATING TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb Free estimates DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - e speclallie in commercial oltero , service, DOWNES PONTiAC, 6] Low 741 3056 after 5 and weekends Furnished. Installed, 169 95. Medium, ons, restaurants and industrial ho' Iff Mom SI , Matowon 14* 7799 leovy weight stairs avollobl ater heaters, dishwashers, wain TOP DOLLAR YOUR HOUSE IN NEED OF REPAIR dalrs warranted 349 0163 Attl c Stair s/dryers, icemokers, garbage dh TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 — Or remodeling but your husband Co. Low mileoge. stic* shift 1170t FOR USED CARS wsals and sewer Installations Re |>n hesn t had the time? Call CREATIVE ng ond Board of Health violations N MOTOR CAR CO CRAFTSMEN for tree estimate. 170' FREEZERS AND REFRIGERATORS urgency Service. 717 1601. 495 01IV 3091. REPAIRED — Immediate service on TOYOTA 1971 C6LICA - Four speed, SovftviUe. N.J. most major brands. EATONTOWN .1 with oir, new point and tires. 30 m p g WANTED' APPLIANCE CO.. M2-- — Contact 493 3512 alter 5 p m Asking art cm I DRIVEWAY ROOFING ft SIDING HAULING — Clean yards, attics < OASIS MOTORS CONSTRUCTION basements, OOFING AND SIDING. Free Itti OPEN 'til MIDNIGHT TRANSPORTATION lure. Vfry r mates Olson Roofing L Siding Co. Coll -•S-OttS Evening* 747-5*1*. Elt. 1903. SPECIALS ASPHALT INTEREST FREE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN? II See our back raw for "at Is" special!. DRIVEWAY II you earn less than 113,000 o year for RUG SHAMPOOING All priced for quick sole. SEALING a family ot tour we can pay the inter- Choose and save1 est on a loon you obtain to repair UG SHAMPOOING - Floor woxing. Protect ond beautify driveways; park- oor sondlng and reflnlshing. OM TONIGHT - JUNE 22nd ing areas. Only lop quality products, WIRING 51 Htlp Wonted oors when reflnlshed. look new ' xpert application. All work guoron . PLUMBING teed. For tree estimate call 741 JM7. . HEATING ACCOUNTING CLERK MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO. . ROOFING RASSAS Full lime position In accounting de- SIDING, ETC. ALL 1976 FORDS in STOCK ... portmel, excellent growth potential, Mlddlelown-Boyshore Residents Only PONTIAC must have account! payable bock Coll Community Development Pro WO COLLEGE BOYS - Looking for ound ond type ot least SO WPM For DRIVEWAYS Hi Brood SI 741 SIM RMBonk Asphalt drives, concrete walks ond am, 671-3100. Ext. 25*. earn cleaning carpet work, we guor Evei. until 9 Rirther information, call Personnel ntee our work 100%, Coll ut for fire TRIUMPH TRt H73 - Excellt! Manoger at S44 9000 patios. Free estimates estimate. Ask for Steve or Rick, doyi 123 cars and 27 trucks I dltion Muilite ART-CO PAVING 741 1S26or 721 S991 LAWN MOWERS ACOUSTIC BASS PLAYER - And me. 741-S424, nights. MI-90H. Coll 541»" Percussionist Coll 219-4S43 before 1 Serviced and Repaired TRIUMPH TR6 IH) p.m. or weekends GENERAL Like ntw FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY TRUCK ft AUTO will be sold for AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE PER CONTRACTING CoUamr6p.m. 5*1-174) SON - Experienced In large air condl CALL 747-1681 RENTAL Honing roof top unit' trouble shooting BILL-DAN BUILDERS ond repair/ service vehicle provldet Mason and General Contractors MOVERS 229 772* 229 0731 after 4 p,m FORO RENT-A-CAR plus other benefits. Call 277-3440. 7 days a week. Very reasonable. No FAIRWAY FORD job too big of small. 56* 9194 anytime. TWIN BORO MOTORS INC AUTO ASSISTANT PARTS MAN- Dally - WfifclV- Monthly , 111 E.NEWMAN SPRINGS RD AGER - Experienced. Benefits M. LANDSCAPINGLAWN PAINTING * RED BANK CALL?<;« Schwartz ond Sons, 141 W Front II,, GARDEN MAINTENANCE Red Bonk DECORATING VAN 1971 AUTO MECHANICS - Experienced A-l ALL PAINTING - Interior, exterior DEALER'S COST! See it now ond save I closs A or B mechanic. Salary plus Paptfhonglng. Reasonable commission, oil benefit), excellent LAWN Call *M 4591 working conditions, paid vacations AVIS sick days. Coll M* 4105 MAINTENANCE ASSURED SATISFACTION - Year RASSAS ol quality workmanship tor Interio Wt TRY HARDER (a sale to end ALL sales) BEAUTICIAN RESIDENTIAL AND and exterior house painting. Refer With experience ences avalloble upon request For free fienl a Plymouth PONTIAC COMMERCIAL Wtlmott, COll S43T207 gr 7472191. 1VS Brood SI. 741-5110 Red Bank Call 741 til) COMPLETE LAWN CARE or othei tine car Eves, until? 3KKEEPER - Part-time, must be BY THE MONTH rodio. one owner, 40,400 miles 11250 familiar wllh stocks ond bands, back HOUSE PAINTING Coll after t p.m. 14243*9. office procedure. Ideal |ot> tor respon LAWNS VACUUMED I am a pointer with six years ex 747-0308 slble person with Wall Street en For those who like gross clippings perlenc ond am starting my own bus! VOLKSWAGEN,1974 - Excellent con perience. Write resume to P.O. Box picked up ness I'm looking tor satisfied custom FAIRWAY FORD ||l.lt»000liHW0 \H. Red Bonk, N.J. 07701. CALL ers to establish a reputation for quality work at reasonable prices. Interior-ex BURGLAR AND FIRE ALARM IN 747-1681 ter lor Call Sal Gurgullo ot 9M-44O5 (VOLKSWAGEN 19*7 - Rebuilt engine STALLER - and repolr persons Ex I with new rear tires. Needs loving own- (Formerly KROLL FORD) perltnced only. Compony benefits CLEAN YARD5 HOUSE PAINTING - Exterior. Ex er Call 741*370. Asking WOO Pold vacotion. Sick leave, all holidays perienced college students Reliable ..Han—attlt» Insured. Reasonable rates. Coll 142 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK 19*9 Blue Shield and Blue Crois, automatic Cat! after 3 p n 671 BROADWAY 222-3600 raises. Salary negotiable Far appoint 7737. I- Automatic transmission, good CCM merit coll 142 5717 dltlon.11700 Call evenings, 741 0*5). COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE JAR PAINTING AND ROOFING — Tree service ond Landscaping VOLKSWAGEN BUG 19*3 - 19*6 ei CARPENTER WANTED - 10 years Free estimates LONG BRANCH (I mile off Rte 36) experience, trim, alterations, layout Coll 142-7743 Colt 747 22«or 14] 1211 842-6800 Mgine New brakes, muffler and Iront 'lend 13M Call 9U 3*17 Coll 741-1144 otter 6 pm. 51. Help Wonted SI. Help Wonted S3 Donnttlc Help 55 Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise 71. Merchandise SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JUNE 22. 1976 19 JICKETAJV - intiic.nc.tlllo TEACHER - Nur,,7, school, tor COUPLE PREFERRED - Own coi For Sale For Sale Fin an ««t». M » » Gmt* im,0, Sept Ne» Jersey certification fc. toge (Hut ulory Core tar home, chil Male once bockaround required Pltotonl perlence preferred Write Bo. W J73. dren Part time/gorden duties Ml ANTIQUE - American Empire, lour Pets And Livestock 101. Apartments 102 Houses For Rent wrrowndlAOl Fringe benefilt Wnlc YOUNG MAN - 24, clean cul. -anil IBM TYPEWRITERS t»n 4 7pm. job as electrician or carpenter i help drawer, cherry and maple chetl. Clrco iSiurgoct-. P.O •». M? DM Bonk 07»l " "•»'"•' M"e«sour». N I RMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES LON- G BRANCH — Fu FREEHOLD - Thiee Bedroom. onl» er Willing to work hard at imali tola 1130, in mint condition, with angina! RENTAL $16.50 per mo. 1260 Yard for kids ond pels iqlWl hardware, U9Q Alto Eafly American C regntired, champion bloodline 100 l ry in order to learn If ode Cdll in eni with option to buy 172-01)7 en weeks old SU males left '47 HomeLocaters "| 9tU 23?3 Hi 5tCKET»»T - MIOdlMown location TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Home dropleaf lable, with drawer. (75. and 54 Situations Wanted smaller country table with dn TALIAN PROVINCIAL STEP ENO 1 otter t> pin Mutt rtovt flood tkllli and penonoin. ™»en hours Work from our office • LONG BRANCH" HIGHLANDS - Haute f*r rtmt. OM- ABLE - And coftee table, 175 eocii 00 WATCHDOG - Free to good Dedroom bath, kitchen and living will olio onlit cuttomeri Call c . 1 S. or S 9 13 per hour salary and Female ike new Dial 791 5777 meni. furnished U>, 171 SIM, til, ». Community ommnsion plus bonus TI IlSO month plus utilities. 251 CAPABLE TEENAGE GlRL - Wist. irdft.1115.142 71 KENUORE OIL BURNER - 150. Slalt Bonn. PARAMSUN^T «RPET CARE et work oi bobyiitier or motner t baby crib. *10 Twin strotlti, M Wood HIGHLANDS - Lovely three bed helper, home or beach Coil IO 93?6 ANTIQUE-CENTURY OLD ft ploy yorg. %1 Afltr 6 p m , 71/ S760 RDON SETTER PUPS - AKC rei ered tour temolet. sire dual than and two bedroom apartments startin room. 1360, kids Okay Coll now! CLEANING HELP - Thorouoh |Ob. SECRETARY/TYPIST ONE OF A KIND LIVING ROOM SET - Excellent con on, dam con be seen 571 8100 beloi at 1200. carpeting throughout, air con Home Locoters 9t8 2272 *M If row or* proud of your ittrciar TEMPORARY enable, own transportation 170 a day 6. 681 4914 61 Business HAND CARVED (tion Btsl oiler Coll be'ween 6 and dltioned. lols of parking, swimmin HIGHLANDS - Nice twO-DcM lot ihiiii, novt Inllallvr and pn Coll mornings or evenings. 671 JJ5I Opm 4« mi pool and tennis courts Your very ow ler to work with a minimum oi KEYPUNCH OPERATOR CHILD'S BED RSE — Gray mare. 16 hands, en patio Walk to snooping and NYC com COTLEGESTUDENT - win do Opportunities llent disposition, good lumper luptrvitlon. per»onalflfowth an d through Frl U c i hour HO a day BAR p m Closed Wed ond Sun HOWELL - Three bedroom, only tM opportunity to really set in. Tl Five davi a week, (ram • am IO Good condition Call 747-1041 ORSES BOARDED - Locust Prl ^: JO p m if intereited. pieote apply Own Iraruportalf Greoi opportunity, lease, liceme, and ANTIQUES ANO INTERIORS - By 1250. Yard tor kids and pell uolvod Mon fhrougn Frl . t a.tn Io 1! noon or restaurant year round Connoisseur. 19 Church It., Lltlie Sll te stables Troll!, pasture menl Home Locoters 9M 2222 Ui WANT TO BABYSIT - Home or 'er Eslatet purchased I47-M17 Call 291-07SS Wt rMiulrt o w«(l oreonltMl Indl call 171 MOO. EH ill each 14 yeor old, oldetl daughter of SeO-Wl KTANSBURG - Avoiloble Aug > I.V. REALTY AGENCY ISH SETTER PUPS - AKC reOU Smoli, clean house Living room, vlduOl wno pont.ici SO m p m large family. Experienced ond re ANTIQUES - Liauidaiing estates Ar MONMO U f H"flE A C H typing, (no ittnol plui the ability LILY 430iroodwoy, Long Branch, 1277900 moires, desks, dining tablet, chairs, ed. champion thow and chompior kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, enclosed liable Sea Bright'Rumson area tl per FURNITURE BUSINESS - And~pVop to communlcatt with protci DlvitlonotOweni Illinois hour, tivehourt tor M Ul I'M clockl. corpett, crystal, pointings, Id Parents on premises 717 7015 CHANNEL BEACH porch, hot water baseboard heat 1240 Hoy. 11, Holmo>l,N.J. . erty. felling nome brand lurnlture ol per month, one month security, one tlonal and non-prolemonal per chandeliers 7476700 MIKED BREED PUPPIES lonrwi »n eouol opportunity employer PRACTICAL NURSE - Will core tame location since 1919. Excellent op MEN S SUMMER ANO FALL APARTMENTS-MARINA year lease, relerencet required 264 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES «eocn Spacious one and two bedroom opart TYPIST EXPERIENCED - Doclor't on elderly oorr III per tort Relererv portunity lor persons interetted in a 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank CLOTHING - Siacni sue 14 want, 7200, ask tor Peggy 1 5111605 ments Fantastic location on Shrews Thii petition otftfi a good start otllce. top salary, fringe benefits Send Ca.i»ioJj6 profitable builnen. (15.000 cash crtgth M 1 ond Jl Sport lackctt, sue ATTENTION TWINS - Were too bii bury River Heat ond hot water includ CAURENfrE HARBOR - One-bed ing ulary ond tibtrai benefit! resume with references to Boi L 3M. needed Call the Smolko Agency, 'tl 40.41 ond 4?. regular Suits, tiie 40.41 N • l? hands, dappled Wiae with The Oally Deglsler, Shrewlbory. N J RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN - tor mis twin-site baby carriage, coocl et) in rent Color coordinated fi'chens. room. 1300. heat poid Can t last Seeking opportunity Io babysit and ng blond mane and tail Gelded U air conditioned, moste' TV antenna. Home Locoters W 2332 135 style with windshield ond carrying ars old Drives corl. Excellent un- Coll Mn. Nlcorq for oppointmont help wlln housework during tummer LOOKING bag Buy now, ISO 717 9411 Swim Club, walk in closets, laundry months, lor working mother Very ei lock 1150, includes lock Call 264 rooms, marina lacmties CHANNEL LONG BRANCH - orge thre*-btd MERCHANDISE FOR SALE - Wasr. room, only 1250 Fenc d yora (of kids 201-747-9303 perienced with excellent references TO PURCHASE er, dryer, retngeralor, ttereo, lelc 1EACH APARTMENTS, Park Rd . Home Locoters BOOZALLEN Salary negoiioble Can U1 76W week vision, cart. Hove, air conditioners _ETlAN HUSKY - Puppies AKMonmoutC h Beach fiust oil Ocean ntim us Varitypists/ doyt I 4 p m W 111* evening, Very reasonable 467 63'* gisteted Six weeks old Call after 5 Ave). Renting ogenl, Apt 37, 333 8309 MONMOUTH BEACH - Largre thre Applied Research per year, linerougener t terms Coll Mr bedroom. ISM, yard garage Hurry! YOUNG CERTIFIED TEAChTER™ BED — Full lite, springs, mattress AOVING — Exceptional pieces King m 717 1014 An off Irmotlvt action employer m/w Baker, ijl 9?92 PORT MONMOUTH - Two bWroorr Home Locolers 981 ?3» 13135 Will provide thud care' tutoring in her and frame. (15 Excellent conditloi bedroom, credema, ormoire, TV, yardgaroge: only 1275 Oon t wail Drafting YEAR ROUND BUSINESS - Gi Middieiown home. »1 (H17 Coll otter 5 30pm . mn\i totas, Lowrey organ Leiiie. 11500 Bi Home Locaier* 9il 2217 U NEPTUNE - Option to buy Tnree SENIOR DRAFTSMEN' Muil hovi varied typing ondm flrall approximately 1S0.OQ0 Must sell, due YEAR OLD GIRL - Would like |Ob BEDROOM SET - Tnomatv cycle, shop-vac, snow blower, tools bedroom, 1125 Can I lost lona OHAFTSWOMAN ing experience Good pay, and pleas Io health Alt Produce and Fish one Everything Betl otters 774 5774. 1300 BED BANK — Air conditioned, feHu e Locotert 911332) Electromechanical tirperltnct re- ont unrounding, including o nice jltung small dog. Rum ion Call til Chipi, eS First Ave , Atlantic High try French, seven pieces, e us condition, sacrifice. (1000 "aAve."Asbury ___ TACK IN THE BACK rooms, slo'oge, walk to Irani quired Mutt be obit to do iheel mtiol toll! SM, H.MINell; 3»71otkiof Kelly lands, 791 1010 Origina porration \7JQ monthly include* ulili NEW MONMOLTTH - Three bed tost. HIM 981 4717 anytime MOVING MUST SELL - Four Red nyton halters, 14. room*, large living room plus dining layout Logic icnemotlc layout, coble River RO. Fair Haven 7411144 He* »I 5371 drawing* and porii li»t Minimum ol iJOO WEEKLY POSSIBLE - Stulllno conditioner!, kitchen table and choirs, room, boiement *fih fecreation room envelopes. Send telt addressed 8E0 — Twin Seaty Potturepedic, 140, five ytori experience required En couch, Norge dryer. GE dishwasher NY KITTEN - Abandoned or RED BANK - Contemporary penton - half ocre property U'b per month L. J. Gonzer55 Situations Wanted ilampea envelope Endray Mails. Bo CEDAR CABINET, 115, COUCH. 175, house apartment with balcony over- cclienl compony btnefm. For further SEWING MACHINE, tike new, (35; bookcase!, dretser and others 741 Stofved ond exhausted > u* utiiilies, tecurlty required Call Aiiodaiet, Inc III KZ. Albany. Mo. 64403 lookinigkingg Kiiht e Naves.nk TwoDcarooms, information, pleon coll Personnel Male DINETTE SET, White pedestal, 170 '413. iund. now tot ond frisky ond nei S734lt Wonoatr at S44 fOOO IU Shrewibury Avenue me Please call 6M-oH3v evening vobafns, in Ing room New Shrewtbury, H J 143 3611 otterS. iparlmenis RUMSON — Attroctlvt four bed SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - Call 642-3900 BASS PLAYER AVAILABLE BEST YOU CAN GET - Wetor pot NEED FURNITURE? Y POODLES — AKC opneot. One ARMS. 741-0516. oms. tremendous Kitchen To lew lightweight curloln mattriol To |oln country band table bar t> cue, propone go*, large Five floors til bedroom, living room male, eight months, chompion blood umenf VSSOmonthly 791 5 es. 1150 One mole.su months. 112& RED BANK — Lovely, one-bedroom. Good benefit*. Pleasant working con- Don; 717-1 Ws MERCHANDISE ketllf typt. avocado from Bright Herat, retrlgeratori. TV t No down Acre! end of ivoton, never uied mating pair, I32S Coll 49* 9771 be yard lor kids, 1190, heal paid payment Immediate delivery First Home Locoters 918 2722 US HOUSE NEED PAINTING? - Col- Large Colonial mirror, ration couch ent due July, 1976 Call Rick, 836 RUMSON SETTING SNELLINO AND SHELLING - WAITRESSES/WAITeRS - Apply ir lege student looking tor sunmer work. and chair, like ncwplllawi and CUV RED BANK - us three bedroom, one both name is World's loroest employment service, penon, Peterson i Bullonwood Mon No |ob too small, fair prices Aik tor 71 Merchandise torn made covert from Shrewtbury MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE M Brood St. Red Bank. N J. 747-1131 Slevt, 0« 9S43 or 546423] NEWLY REUPHOLSTEREO - 8or0. Bicycles/ ocoted In a very lovely private area or, Rt. M, Moiowon. SM MM Decoroiorv Small Colonial «oll clock Bronchand Modison Avenues eautiful yard with many trees Ask 141-6142 rel bock chair, crushed green velvel SUMMED HELP NEEDED - E> I DO YARD WORK - Tree cutting, For Sale Mini/Motor Bikes I bedroom Garden Apartments ng 1450 per month Call for appoint — 2»l-l773orS66-2431. From 1200per month penenced nurses aides, lor 7] shut clean cellars, garages, gutter*., etc. AIR CONDITIONER - 6000 BTU BSR STEREO RECEIVED - With I-M HONDA SO, 1971 W, Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home. I WANTED Free ettimolet. 741 4MS casement type (90. two pair drapes. * NINE PIECE - Dining room tet, In Call 201 741 9115oropply clam-track. ISO. Reolisilt eight track Good condition, 1IS0 at 24 Molly Pitcher villoge Court Mlddlelown Ave.. Atlantic Highland! berolai triple width, lilong, like ne recorder plm M) topet. 1100 717 1844 eludes twopiece giais door hutch Sol Coll 946 1311 JOHN F. Plcose do no! phone Truck Spray Painters PHOTIJGHAPHK INVENTOR IE b idpecon. Coll 364 4661 Truck body ptrionnrf trailer methon- Taken of your household possessions RED BANK — Navesink River I CACTUS. EXOTIC HOUSE PLANTS. MR. MO PED jtual one bedroom with lull dm SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Nigh Ic Top pay. All benefit*. Sick doyt lor proof of ownership of loll, stolen AMANA COMPACTED - 1100 value HANGING BASKETS - At low over NORGE GAS DRYER - Good conai Complele Motonjed Bi shift, ll-J a.m. Full lime. Long term or burnt property Call Alec Hon. MO 'oom, eat-tn kitchen, hordwooa fioc (115. Slightly scratched Eatontow heaicudu pricel#r *i r>* Mentiomfinivini thiTIII*| oudu anuid gel 63MoinSt 544 1665 Eo ANDERSON HUVPT Good opportunity. Coll 741 4700. McCollum.291 3711 Appliances, S4] 0401. something free with the purctiatleoMi S Call 791-1960 AGENCY\REALTORS , 201 Or (lit! UHNI MIH| 636 River Rd741-447 V 7 Fair Hove Shore Blvd • Keonsburg W UU And household furniture 1. Sports Equipment RED BANK - Two bedrc 717-4599 . TWO TIP ORVICE - Bottir on outline Walking distance to town :A BRIGHT — Town Houtc, with CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONER - npregnaied fly-rod tor tix wel Reference and one month security re tan view and private beach MuM< UMd one month. 6500 BTu ilSO Col OFFICE FURNITURE SPECIAL quired No pets 1230 per month nol in •I and balcony, brick fireplace, two 264 5604 rchoted 1975 IIM 6 J one tip S« . BUYS' - Wolnui otlice de*k, 149, Car td tl d l eiahl, pur- eluding jinliles '41 IMJ edroorr 7"] bath* 14]S monthly CINDER BLOCKS - Lumber, ply dex File, 125, iteno chalrt, \\4 SO, swi 67 after 6 11011 842 0144 vtl arm chair, lid SO. walnul slroigh RED BANK - One bedroom and Stu wood, cement costing moidl, two com dio apartments Available immedlal HARK RIVER HILLS - Three-bed prttttri, I' aluminum broke, plaitic office chain, SH SO, wnion 9«i? rug >t9.S0, antique oval tromei. UlTt ely GREENTREE APARTMENTS oom. UIS. fenced yard for kid* coiling moldi. Redwood picnic 239 Spring SI Coll 741 39S3 lor appoint HERE'S THE GARAGE... ' ihwashar, lawn mower, rotoll each, Remmington typewriter, book* 2. Swimming Pools mogoilnes ond all lypei of collector i iwimmmg pool and tiller Tl OOL - 12 O. . piece porch tet, bathroom link and Items. RUSCIL 5. 35 E. Front It., Red HREVVSBURY - Four bedroom Bonk 741-1693 Used one season. 160 291-3744 or RED BANK - 2'1 rooms fully lur 300. kids and pelt okov Call now1 cabinet, never used Roof ton. mshed All ullillles and air cond ome Locatert Ml nil US kitchen i*l, ceromlc kiln, cement ORGAN - Klmball midrI 700, S>00 Honing Included. 125C monthly 741 er ond cemtnl pant. 364-1673 GASORYER.M0 3143 after 4 p m OMS RIVER - Four bedroom, only 1721397 3. CBs, Electronics 1150 Kids ondpets Okay Hurryi NOW, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? CLEAN — White btach tand tor kid B RADIO — Poce 121A. three month! ome Locoters 9113222 135 diet land bones, pool*, etc II per hun PAINT »lh slide nount, 102' whip antenna OMS RIVER - Option to buy Four J pound! 747-1131. chain bumper mount. 1160 542 interior, 12 75 per gallon _ OCCU bedroom, on acreage Only 1335 Call COLOR TV - Mngr.i-.-It, oikina 1100 Call 717-3164 or 787 3167 PANCY Playpen, , likee new.. oiklnoii. g »S. 364-6767 DISCOUNTS ome Locotert tH-7123 US days, 566 6034 alter 6 p PIANOS-ORGANS 4. Merchandise Only three block* from Railroad, Bus CONSOLE STEREO -With tape 7 Wonual Spinet Organs trofn I69S up Shopping Overlooking Navesink Riv 03 Rentals To Share deck, BSR, AM FM rodio, leti than Rebuilt tplnefs, uprlgnti. grands ' Wanted tale or rent. UnllmiTed rentals tr CENTRAL AIR. HEAT ANDGAS IDOW ON PENSION — Would like one year old, wood grain cobinet. Ai AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA lolher Idow 10 thore home IlSO per lorted baby Hems, good condition IT.SO per month. Uted - at/it plai Included in rent d organs from 150 and up Wae Immediate Cash Paid! APARTMENT - Two bedrooms, twe onth Include! everything Write 10 drettlng table, playpen, etc 495 1517 OK s 7W, The Dally Regitler. Shrewi CONTEMPORARY SOFA.BED - Col use for leading major brands Free bdths, with terrace, from 139$ For Used Oriental Rugs APARTMENT — Three bedrooms »y lee table, end table, two grey vtlve Weekly Organ Closses ORNY TYPE. SIZE, CONDITION. three bath*, two terrace*, from 1595, chain Beit offer Complete iet o FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER WOULD WIDOW - Like to shore her 4634730 UMBER. CALL ANTHONY FAH PROFESSIONAL SUITES - Lobb» ns,l?M> Call 609 69B 6S90 ome and expenses with another oc CALL FOR APPOINTMENT E ANYTIME. 477 SB69 level, special rent concession*, will ve widow on pension7 Mlddlelown COUNTR Y KITTEN ANTIQUES — 3 decorale to lull Potlent parking avoii tiantic Highlands area Call 6-9 p.m , RANGES - 10 ond 40 , electric neve AAAAAAAA able Thomas Ave . Shrewsbury, 300 feel be 28097 luoronteed LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. tflllMttttttlttltl hind Honey Bee. Rt IS. 74712B6 Sui ng ot 1)00 JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH mer hours, TUBS through Frl., ID ti Swimming pool. Sauna. Manna. In- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES door package 7* hour Doorman. TV or by appointment, 741-4073, 741 SM3 0 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 741-7474 OS Summer Rentals RCA. COLOR CONSOLE - Excellen Security Call I M Glynn. 7476567 DESKS. FILES, tablet, chalrt. adding 74L1731 ELMAR — Lovely (urmsned machines, typewriter!, office eqi condition 195. Eotontown TV ! om. only IvSO'August Hu $434400 AlTUONEL TRAINS meni. ttc, at bargain prices New b RED BANK-SOW Front St ome Locaters 9M 2222 Top cash opproitol 946-3091 uted. AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt RUG -9x13. blue braided Eiclllng one-bedroom and two-bed JS.Ookhurtt, S313990 NfTOuE JEWELRY - Orientaroom waterfront opartments no* RADLEY BEACH - One bedroom Like new, 135 1 543 534 ugs. LES OEUX K DON PONS. 799 available in this, charming apartmen rnlihed. utilities paid 1700 season DIAMOND RING - One ytar old residence near shopping ana trans ome Locoters 988 2322 US round Tiffany setting, six prong*, .41 SMALL REFRIGERATOR GE - mrlQllon Only 1350 and 1375 per With frw month. Call resident manager. r4l IGHLANOS — Two bedroom, fur NTIBU14 - Anythlna old. Furnl USO 1417721. Call 291 467] anytime shed, all utilities paid, II500'season re. china, glas*. dolls, jewelry, rugs SOFA - Tnree cushion Colonlol, V ome Locolers 9113222 US DINING ROOM SET - China cloii op ca*h paid Mary Jone Roosevelt SEA BRIGHT - Furnished one bed IIM chalrt, table covert. Like nei long, 175 Chair plu* ottomonColomo 9 E. River Rd , Rumton 842 315? ONG BRANCH — Three and tour. wing, needs recovering otherwise tt room, only 1195. on utilities paid im. Coll after 6, 542-4213. HILDRENS CLOTHES — tlntani Home Locaters 9113222 13! m furnished apartment Air condi .onditlon, 150 Large vanily poinie » 6X only). Alto malernlty clothi ned No pets until Dec 339-1553 ELECTRIC STOVE - Double c with attachable mirror. US 741 9038 SEA BRIGHT - Studio opartmenl ibs, strollers, car »oti ond relat IUUNT POCONO - Foor bsdroom JIHI. Top condition only for co convenient location, immediate occi STAINLESS STEEL - Hoi dog coo poncy. yearly lease Call 847 012) >alet, beach club, private golf course. ker, reasonable, also steam (able oni nmen! Call Plcfclt* n Ice Creai mnlt. Rtnt weekly monthly 712 5S*3 grill CoHonytlme. 719 9147 477* SH~RTWSBURY ARMS GARDEI with coie and many extra*. %'i » APARTMENT - One bedroom 1171. "c¥A~NPORT - Furnished, riverfront Men s ten-speed bike, »3V 164 7IS1 TAG SALE - ONE WEEK ONLY MIRROR. MIRROR Two bedroom 1335 Include* heut ond anch Four bedroom*, I'I bath*, Remodeling and mutt make space ON THE WALL. ock. Patio. Firepioces Piano 119 EXCEPTIONALLY FtNE QUALITY hot water Good sue roomi Call 543 Pine cupboard, 1145. Pine tawbuct WHO IS FAIREST 49T — Uied furniture, antiques, art ocoffeb e toble, 128; round oak table 1160 OF THEM ALL' lectt, collector s Items, paintings, inle early pine jelly cupboard. 160. Dove TRY 143-3393 SMAi i EFFiCtENC? APARTMIN1 OCONO MOUNTAINS - Wild Acre* rlon — from County s flnnt home. I tailed cedar blanket chest. 130. large — 199 Part MonmoUlh Rd . Port Mon oke Four bedroom-lakttront or loke- payi to visit our ihowroorm regular^ chestnut kitchen table. 145. early rope PIANOS - Used mouth Bedroom./Vttchen. living room lew ranch Boot, all club facilities IVowiert welcome RUSCIL {. Syce bed, restored, 1165. Much more Mn. Nelson afta Both HIS du* electric No pel Weekly 164 owe fiore Greens Antiques 36 Sycomor WOODSEDGE. 655 Broad It., Shrewi S664213 Ave , Little Sliver (next ta Shadow Call 49S 0374. otter i 30 call 671-0110 bury. Estate opproltolt and llqulda TOMS RIVER —IFour bedroom, yard Lawn Savings Bonk). Little Silver '*Hon. More Classified 1506 lor kid* ond pets, only 1300, hurry TELEVISION - 17' portable, tw Nome Locoters / vll 1221 %ii on Next Page large taDles, folding bed and mattress dunes, clock radio, two rotlsserles FAMILY AD and a dog bed. 53 Collins St , Keans Seamed-To-Slim bur* 01 Apartments 3 LINES —S DAYS THE VICTORIAN ANTIQUE SHOP - WEST END - Cute, one bedroom. It going out ol business on June 29 AA RENTAL SERVICE — New rent- only 1150. oil utilities pold Fine plicii ot good prices daly, never a fee tor tenant. Fur Home Locatert 988 2222 115 shed and unfurnished homes ond JUST 3>O.UU THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SET - WEST END - Enloy total luxury lit parlments TEICHER AGENCY. ng In a contemporary, reloxed titmo? Printed Pattern ITEMS YOU NO LONGER 150. Upright freeier, 1100 Panosonii EALTORS, 317 Oceanport Ave.. ieeTchoir, ISO »70 1868 there One 'bedroom opor t ment w II NEED OR USE WILL . . . :tanporl. 5421500 verllble 0>n. colottal clotelt. woll TOP SOIL SBURY PARK - All utilities paid wall carpel, from 1J40 AVERY ne bedroom. 113S. kids okay ARM» II* Avery ivi,. iit-iitO. SELL ome Locoters 9B8 2273 U5 FAST Tv — If" portable, black and while SBURY PARK - Large thr~erbed 102 Houses For Rent with table. l"i yeart old. excellen oom, yard tor kids, only 1350, call BEACHWOOO - Cottage, 1165 Iwo WITH A QUICK ACTION condition Asking 1300. 741-4)43. •—*Toom, furnished Don t wall' LOW-COST TWO I STEEL - Pick up truck ta MENTION LANDLORDS - DAILY REGISTER boxtt BELFORD - Ranch type home Two FAMILY AD Call 291 1311 Available for Merchan TYPEWRITERS. ADDING mach All makes new or used Guaranteed sRICKTOWN - Lovely two bedrooi dise For Sale only. Article low at 135. Serpko't. 10) Monrr 1365, yard for kids and pets. It isn't necessary to have a garage to have a garage sale! Lots of folks have patio sales, yard must originate from a St Next tp theater 747 0415 arm^Morket' 'clittwood, N.J inqul Home Locoters 918 2222 1 household and may not ex WAGON WHEELS — Antique secre portment 10. :ORKED RIVER - Three bedrooi sates, porch sales, basement sales and sidewalk sales. Whatever they may be, they accom- lary with curio cobinet. Log holder ELMAR - Two bedroom, 126S. O only 1W0 Yard tor kids'pelt, hurry ceed a sale price of S100Oak dinette iet with tour cholrt. Sing Home Locaters 981-2222 1 plish one thing ... an ideal method of selling the many extras you have around your homes in per article. er shoe patching machine. Model 39-4 arpet Kldt okay Price MUST be adver- Old post cards, comic books Weddim > Localeft 9« 2222 133 one joint effort that lets more people look over your offerings in one convenient place. So if gown, site I. Also many more iterm RADLEY BEACH - Unfurnlihed tised. Each additional line Tlces Flea Market, 229 W Front St. ciou* one-bedroom apartment J1.00. No copy changes Keyport, N.J Open 10 am 7392333 y carpeted, air conditioned Or Afghan and Pillow you've wanted to have a garage sale, but don't have the garage, don't give up ... cut out this After A. 5919691 mises porklng One block frorr may be made and no dis- in. 7. J*US7inf 6619 Wile garage, mount if on stiff paper or light cardboard and put it together.. .then you'll have a WHITE LULLABYE CRIB — W.. counts or returns will beNurterloam, nonollerglc moltrets CLIFFWOOD garage. All that remains is to gather your salable items and then place your ad in the classified made If ad Is cancelled be Doth like new. 190 Mormel baby coi Three-room apartment fore expiration. lage. from London, ISO 671-6499. Call 546-0160 ads of this newspaper. You may not be able to get many of your items in your new garage, WOOD CHIPS ATONTOWN - Lovely two-bed TO PLACE YOUR No leaves or twigs oom, 1340. air,heat paid Kidt okay but to tell the truth .. . even those people with real garages display lots of articles out on the DAILY REGISTER 142-0571 ome Locoters 9tt 2222 135 FAMILY AD, CALL . . . YAMAHA 13 STRING -1110 NGLiSHTOWN - Hurry, two-bed yard, the patio or driveway! Great condition oom, only H 75 Can t last long 542-1700 Call -49S-1217 30 SETS OF INSULATED GLA5 24-Hour Service DOORS - For porch enclosures FARM TOP SOIL — ISO. seven yar 4x61 US per panel Coll 566 9485 lood 24-hour answering service. 671 ome Locoters S6I1 iVitDDLt.I OWN ureti only 72 Garage/Yard Sales GREEN GROVE FLAG POLE - 3 ' diomettr, tqpc7e AT — 113 Jumping Brook Rd . L.. GARDEN APARTMENTS GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES! aluminum Never been used. 175 531crott Thursday. June 24. 10 to 3. troth Itliencv, 1175 per month Including M72/H6 2116 ond treasure eat, hoi water, cooking gas. Call 364 FOAM CUSHIONS - Cul IQ any i U and up GARAOE SALE - Antiques, furniture 495-0075 otter 1 p.m. and lunque. Sat., and Sun., 9 to S. AZLET — Three-bedroom apartment • WHAT SELLS WHERE AND WHEN Bomm Hollow Rd. Middletown newly constructed two-family FOUR ET MAGS - And tire*. Low .oose Wail lo wall corpeling through Don't be deceived by the name "garage" Succeasful sales GARAGE SALE - 16 Meadowbrool Maty. « • t» qutnwy ind vainly ol your nwtchandis* mat Ave.. Naveilnfc. June 21. 34 10 2, N< . Avollable 6/1 '76. Mutt be teen to datomwws He rMU« (X you tale Try Io be objective about can be held m yards, dnvaways or baaemanta eorty coders please . appreciated 132S per month An FOUR PIECE COLONIAL LIVING •wal lease, one month security ond ret your lam - vtew your Mocli with the detached eye of a pro- The besl time lor a garage sale is on a weekend when the ROOM SET - Pint twin beds and GARAGE SALE -Heuiitl Rd., Colt rences required Call 264 7300. atk for matching dresser Maple dining room Neck. tQQV ___^_^ (nstonal eecond-hand dealer weather rs warm or mild Temperate climate dwellers are limited Frl., and Sot.. June IS ana 76 IGHLANDS — OrfV bedroom fur to mid-spring, summer and tat — al least 18-20 good week GARAGE SALE - 9 to 5. Sunday only shed, I17S plut electric, unfurnished ends FOX JACKET - Sue 13 14 . Alto tvl SI Lafayette Or , Hailet. Saturdo 60 plus electric One month i secu length mink coat, slie 12. Beit offer only, SI Cewli Circle, Middletown. ty. Also tummer rentals Coll Jean Even it your ornate permits, avoid the Mr. Cltxl. 229 1600. weelyends from Thanks- MI 4041 after J p.m. GARAGE SALE - June 13, 14, 10 to S • TAKE INVENTORY giving Io New Year's Household ilcmi, children* cloth** IGHLANDS — Two bedroom Juit coots, some hondcrotted leather Him] arpeled ond decorated All utilities The b«t way Io take Inventory lor your sale is by category ii«l Five year guaroi 61 Baldwin Ave.. off Thompson Avt ee. 1175 monthly. Available July < Rl. 36 eon, Eo*t Ktaniburg. Mod caaJ-OTO wtf lal into basic categories So, belore going Appliance. S42-O401. ne month security required 172-0190 r2tl-4331. trough your Kama, label aaparat* sheet* ol paper with each GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER - NEIGHBORHOOD VARD SALE — e IS IT LEGAL? Excellent condition Guaranteed H5 Furniture, appliance*, baby acce* ACKSON — Twortroom[ , air, only major hwrjng. tone* ond lot* more June 14, 15. 10 t Before you Mart planning your sale, check with your local gov- Ealontown Appllonce. S43-O4O0 90. Hurry! 4. II Nautllut Drive, Leonardo, of ome Locaters 988-2222 135 ernment to aee it there are any garage sale restrictions in your GERANIUMS - Red and pin Leonardvllle Rood. KEANSBURG area. Alto, some towns and villages require special permits or cent! each, 11 per doien Phone 671 3*66 Clean two-bedroom oporlmeni SEAMED-TO-SLIM some ontiquet Frl , Sol , ond Sun., 1 No pels 1IA Hancock St GE REFRIGERATOR - Good condi am to 6 p.m. 17 Mills Ave.. Port Mon chinoiserie — supple in cool ADVERTISING lion, 53" high, 21 wide. US EANSBURG - Clean, modern tour The beat way to announce your att » by placing aclaastfled Call'17/UI ~ ~>m apartment Private entrance cottons by day, alluring in YARD SALE - Thurt , June 24. Rai i both, carpet, heal supplied Wolk •d el Tin Oaty RtgMer Spend a law extra dotars lor a larger GE WASHING MACHINE - Almot dale, Frl.. June 25. 10 to 4 76 East Rlv 'lopping ond Ironsportotlon. Col er Rood. Rumton. silky brocade at night. ad, att wdh bolder type In your id, ia»tura your beet ormoat M PRICING new. I7S, Clorlntt, 1100 Call 291-049 me. 717-6653 otter 5 p.m. Short, long versions have unuwal mm- Tryto mal a your tale unique - people are EANSBURG - Modern apartment In order to gat some Idea how to price your items, shop around GO-CART - Four .tick., 4 h.p Brlag 73 Machinery For Sale homITUII.V, e MtUI ?• Ullf^nJT 'V rtatlon. Besl to side slits. Tonic too. mom My 10 tapond to I "Trash. Trinkets and Treasures m some resale shops and second-hand stores Avoid pricing •nglnt Good ihope. 1U5 firm 5*3 170 all before noon, 495 0416 afttr*. PHOTOCOPIER FOR SALE - Sovl Sale" than a "rummage Mia." your Mm loo high or they won't sell Resale shops usually 330 copier,. 1480 Including tour |umb EANSBURG - Three-bedroom, t _ Printed Pattern 9459: price their Ham at no more than one-third the original coat, but GOOD SAVING VALUES! - Youth rolls of poper. Come to sec Mon amlly house Available Aug 1. M65 Hisses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, Take (rMnttot ol my hat advertlalng auch as nonces in your chair, 14.75, high choir, 14.7$. type wed.. Frl Win listen to otters. Co lu* one month s security 5upply owi moat garage sale goers expect your prices Io be much lower local aupemKet and church, achool and club buIMn boards. writer stond with small gooieneck In 741-3112. (Walker and Walker Rea jtlllile*. References 717-6171 tenilve high. 1! SO, garage work table tori), 18, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes til.SO, threefold lire screen. 110.50 i% yards 45-inch fabric. it clubs, 11 eoch. College tent bookt Ith terrace In private horn* Collect shells in rainbow K Ctntl eoch, stroller. 116.SO. crib 77 Pets And Livestock referred Call 7j9 9175 alter 5 colors (or afghan and pillow Send (l.W for each pattern 112.SO. sewing machine cabinet. 112.50 ADORABLE KITTENS - Elghtweck KEYPORT utility stand. 14.75. live-piece kitchen old. Litter trained. Free to good home orden apartments available One Knit both! Combine 4 col Add 35c for each pattern (oi set. 124 SO. Alto China, glassware ond Call 7171150 bric-a-brac of every deuHptton. RUS bedroom Call Keyport Gardens, 244 ors or use scraps of worste first-data airmail, handling CIL S, 2$ Eoit Front St.. Red Bank AFGHAN HOUND PUPS - AKC reg 111 741-1693 I tiered Champion line, thow or pel for the very popular she Send to Marian Martin, Pat- EYPORT — Modern one-bedroo md two-bedroom apartment tor rent motif. Join shells into 48x61 tern Dept., The Red Bank all 719-0132 Register, 232 West 18th St.. The Daily Register HAMMOND AKC SIBERIAN HUSKIES - K|i EYPORT - One bedroom oport-inch afghan and 15x18 pi cleoronce Young puppies No reason ment. Available immediately July and New York, NY 11011 Print ORGAN able otier refuted 7876021. ugutt No pett. Coll 364-8544, 9 5 low. Pattern 780. directions OF ASBURVPARK ALASKAN MALAMUTE — FernoHAKEWOOD - One-bedroom »1 00 for each pattern Add NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, eight month* eld Needs farm or alo Ir'heatpold. Hurryi LARGE SELECTION Olland 1100 AKC regl»t*red 719 1091 35c for each pattern fo SIZE and STYLE NUM- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OF PIANOS ome Locotirs 9H-2222 FREE ADORABLE KITTENS - ONG BRANCH - 3' j room furnlthed tlrstclass airmail and han BER. ALSO colon Please call after 2 XI p.m oparlmtnt Available July 4. Centrally ALL MODELS OF 391*041 ocoled Reatonoble Coll IW 0174 dling. Send to: Laura Whee How to get MORE FOR BALDWIN ORGANS FREETOAGOODHOME - S ler, Needlecraft Depl, Ret YOUR MONEY? Send now weeks old klttent. dean and healthy 64. Merchandise 775-9300 Bank Register, Box 111, Old (or N^w Spring-Summer 24 Hour Service 542-1700 OMOdolly lilt Sol III Wanted Catalog — save up to 1100 HAPPMain YSI .HOUS ond corr.tE PLANTr of MaitlloS - nLe Avti '. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Mothe Chelsea Sla., New York. N and daughter cot. Mother spayed At 10011 Print Name. Address on toe clothes you sew your- kittens 143 1102 PAYING 300% self. Free pattern coupon, Toll Free HARVEST TABLE - Solid chtrry FREE TO THE RIGHT HOME - Ol Zip, Pattern Number. Toll Free hondmodt. v.rv oooo condition. 1100 English sheep dog. AKC. female Ot lace lor U.S. silver- NEW! MO designs to knit too. Send 75c now! Vii-ont spayed. Nine months. 67V-M77. coins, date 1964 or be- From Middletown Area HUTCH - Tablf. four Coplali GEESE FOR SALE - One month ol crochet, quilt, sew, plus Sew-i-Knit Book 11.25 From Matawan Area chain, solid ranch oak. u». of one year old. lore Coll >w >!U COM 741 2313 FREE Inside NEW 117 Instant Money Crafts.. .11.10 671-9300 IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES NEEDLECRAFT CATA Instant Fashion Book H M 5664100 Lone corrlrjoe Old Al It. 110. 1/16 husky blood. Five males, one le 229-5828 mole. Free to good home 741 tat. LOG. Send 75c. Instant Sewing Boofctl.N 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 22.19/6 131 Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 154 Recreational FAIR HAVEN - BeauliluMy land TINTON FALLS - Ntw Colonial J1 J Vehicles scaped mini estate, In pork like set baths II Qfcros Rd.. corner Hope Rd 105 Summer Rentals 108. Commercial ting, preferred location with river FOR SENT - Private owner Tent Board restricts 106 Furnished Rooms \fi.bOQ t i-nliji , fa.,ly (u fai-MM Rentals rights, three bedroom ronch with den POCONOS - Swiss Choiti . «ep» II KEANSBURG - Nice ' ond Florida room Many extras 70i40 TWO-FAMILY HOME TV. dishwasher, tirepioce, lake, tish OFFICE FOR RENT - Available as m ground pool Principals only 741 mg booting \11i week 6H »7i MO weekly Con 7BM)f7 lowytt* office Easily tarwtritd lo o»4 mm $32,500 TRUCK CAP - Two yean old. olumi POINT PLEASANT BEACH Ihn-e dorters office or demist Near Riv Really a scorlfice price lor Ihis two num with paneled Insides. awning win erview Howllai Avoilable July Heal bedroom furnished only 1214 week FAIR HAVEN family home, |ust two blocks from the dows. good condition 1150 142-7141 buying for school - Mature gentlfmon preferred Seem and hoi wafer furnished Can W J084 ocean Two-bedroom apartment on Four bedrooms. J'» boths. formal din VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILC - i ly ne»e«ar> Can MI HID or W /*» first floor, one-bedroom apartment Home Locoiers 911 172) US Ing room, large den with greal fire- 1*71 Fully equipped. M.cheiin X steel RED BANK - Lovely loom Private second floor belted radiali. AM-FM eight track premiums and pension funds, SEA BRIGHT - COJV oneijea.otim entrance Nuei» furni&hed Close to OLDE FAIB~HAVEN - Shop space place, new kilchen has large eollno SEA BRIGHT - The Sea available Block Sheep, 76* River orea Anxious for oilers U3.»0 CP.0 stereo One owner RED BANK VOL apartment Sleep* three (ou> Fm town 741 1145 or |47 S40? HICKEY AGENCY Bright Board ot Education maintenance and security, nlshtd Available now till August 30 Rood 74116S3 ____ WELL AGENCY. 741-40)0 Realtor VQ. 741-5M6, FAIR HAVEN River Ooks three AMITEHOUSE HOTEL - neornburg OLD FAIR HAVEfN^ - For rent Firit 17 each Rd Monmoulh Beach 1965 COX POP UP CAMPER - Sleeps has adopted a "caution first" principal's salary, and for bedroom Ranch Mint condition Fire nt-ini Roum* with kitcnen use floor Hore with display windows, 1240 Coll 212-4017 anytime six, plus screened in Adda room, new SEA BRIGHT - Tn.re rooms M W WAV or 717 9851 monin 671 9021 or Ul Ml iloce in living room, dining room, den, lop 1750, 741-4911. attitude, ordering only the capital construction projects niihtd Summ»r rental 12S0 montniy fimined recreation room Walking dis WATERFRONT 1974 GOLDEN FALCON already under way, utilities included Security No pe's pR6FEVSTONAITOFFICE SUITE"' tonce to schools ond stores 154.900. Spend summer by the Shrewsbury Riv most essential supplies and 108 Commercial n . self contained Colt 772 9610. * lo S Ground door, luito&it lor doctor or Coll 142 3002 er In this beautifully decorated home services for September in SEASIDE Ht IGMI s Oi < dentm al 313 Broad SI . Red Bonk 747 After 6, mWJ Detailing the implications FARMINCOALE AREA - Flvebed- in mint condition Living room with Rental* 1730. lam to Sp m 21 TRAVEL TRAILER - 1972, sleeps furnished, all utiimes paid. 41'5 week room. two-story home, two boths. fireplace, country kitchen and dining light of the possibility that all ATTRACTIVE - Modern Otticn Ot ID room with beamed celling Master sis, unusual loyout, 12350, with ball. of a closed-school situation, PROFESSlONALOFFlCE SPACE large lomily room Oil tired hot water Homt Locotff VIB i Spring Si . Bed Bonk, two lo si« office bedroom has sundeck overlooking wa- bars, mirrors. After 6, 78718*4 state public schools may be FOR RENT — New coniemporor y heal One acre rural. 143.500 RH Mr. Garland noted that the Suite* On pr em lies parking Neor ter Fenced in ond secluded yard SUMMEROR R A ( E ' '• building m choice Bed Bank location 23 YELLOWSTONE TRAILER - Sell shops ond restaurants, one block Irom GANSLEN AGENCY. Realtor. 3) Move right in lor 179.500 forced to close July 1. Three bedroom collage. neor ocean Oft slreel parking Coll 84} 1050 contained Sleeps six Air conditioned board might have to enumer- Rwervie* Hospital, but away from Mom St , Formlngdole ell 4143 four bedroom, two tlor* nousr or low Coll 471 5141 traffic ioms Low rentals including RED hAHK"Oflict »po«. from UO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - New The deadline was imposed ate the nature of each ex- nhoutt on ihtotcan HIC*E < three-bedroom ranch Custom con- AGENCY. Reolior, 17? 4M7 twnptel* lamlo'iai services and sup per room, downtown at bui stop Call plies Phone for details or mowing al Ul «}J tor information struction. Prime location Builder sac VAN HORN by the state Supreme Court penditure, and then appro- Ell 9W5 SMOPrsfiioTd OR OFFICE - Now fillet. Ut-1572. AGENCY-REALTORS for raising sufficient revenue Open 7 days Call 24 hours a doy priate funds for only those BUILD!NO - 40.55 oyailno'e in rteavy low rent gt Les Deui. 799 River Rd . HAZLET - Three bedroom ranch 106 Furnished Rooms traffic. Launderette compiei Will sub Fa.r Haven Coll 741 41)7 home on lovely landsxaped property, 747-4100 to fully fund the new "thor- items that fall into one of the 1 divide "eni nego'iable Location- up ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Smal no SHREWSB home in A-1 condition Living room, 804 River Rd Fair Haven town Long Branch Call Mr Gordon. ough and efficient" (T&E) six permitted spending cate- tel. Dy week or month Cai> 791 0066 or tice ipacc dining room, kitchen, full finished S3V.5UO Good old fashioned tonllO'l 210 Lost And Found m MOO parkir ' bosemenl >6x74 raised patio with gas Huge fireplace, (we [Jem Hint< Devi education law. m-uiy. grill Must see Owner being trans- LOST DOG - TUBS nighl In Atlantic gories. C. AMPBE Li S JUNfT fON 9KM Leonardo orea. next lo large, pr HIGHLANDS - R>.*r add oiean ferred and asking 143.900 HERB Highlands Young, mole, brown Chi- meriy Top Hat cieorers eitelltnt lo estate Ca Bovo, Realtor The state Assembly yes- view Lovely room tor mature Ousi, StORE FOR RENT - Mwy 16. Gar READ ASSOCS .Realtor, 739 ? 100 huahua, answers to name Chito", Consistent with this cation lor bike store, ptiia parlor, 2544 ness gentleman Con b•'? »?IU den Stale Parkway, exit "7, between needs medicol a ttention Reward 291 terday resoundingly defeated hairdresser what hove you Will .H hwy IS 100 Junction 34. KeypOft, N J HAZLET - Treed lol JSO»I»O with 4526 cautious attitude, the board vide Colt Leon Gordon. 22? 8OO0 Lots of parking space Coll 364 1441 three bedrooms, 1' i boths. formal dm 132 Apartments- such a tax package. 108. Commercial ing room, basement, garage 154,500 authorized repairs on the FAIR HAVEN - E.rehenl retuil Bftfl 7 STORTFOR RENT "- Junction lo and Stirling Me Conn Real Estate Broker. Rentals office location on River Road Coll 741 Town Houses As the deadline approaches, 3S in Keyporl satort school bus and negotiations or * Colt )44 t4U however, many school board' HAZLti Store tor leoie ?0.60 m HiGMt A NI1S Hy Sandy Hook bath townhouse Walk to golf, tennis, renewal of school trans- SUB-LEASE — Portion of charming Three bedroom home Baseboard RED BANK active shopping center pool and clubhouse, overlooking lake members said they're facing two room gallery in Oide Fair Haven heated Yard Garage S3 Cedar SI portation contracts, assuming Call 264 103* 143.950 Call 847 9400 Prime industrial space 5000 on River Rood Great tor craftiperson 127.000 Come anytime. white female cat, the dilemma of having to to 12.000 sg II Ground 741 Ul\ or 741 6'60 SEA BRIGHT - Town House. With that the school is still open at HILLSIDE RANCH - Deck with wlo ocean view, soaring ceilings, four lev- Reword 647 2310 place orders for the fall term floor Tail gale loading Rail- MIDDLETOWN ter view ot boy and New York skyline els. balcony, brick (ireplace Iwo bed- the time they are contracted. 110 Wanted To Rent Living room, dining room, eot-in kitch- rooms, 2' i balhs, on private beach not knowing if the school will road siding Air conditioned Two professional suites available flSQ en, two bedrooms, gomeraom with 213 Instruction GARAGE - Matowai 154,900 Coll owner <201 > 842 0144 w, ft an440 sq ft . toeing Highway fireplace, study. l'i baths, built-in In other action, "the board Spnnklered Chr.v after 6pm CERTIFIED TEACHER OF THE be open and permitted to pay 35 Ample porting Phone between two-car aoroge, trees, secluded area SM S076 DEAF - Tutoring In all sublecls and voted 5 to 1 to reject a pro- I MS SOp m .671 1634 IM.V00 Call owner, 291 9021 133 Income Property for them." 747-1100 jign language instruction 583 5371 posal by Leroy von Entress, OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Prote* HOLMDEI - Just reduced, three-bed INCOME PROPERTY - Two two EXPERT~5~WIM INSTRUCTION - At "I'm going to order our sionai building Choice location Ap room split Central air Fireplace family houses, 125,000 Principals your pool Experienced teacher. Ex the school principal, to fund a Large paneled recreation room, cov- only. One one tomily house, 1/900 cellent relerences Coll 741 3967. _ _ pro»imateiy 600 sy II CollMM'10 REAL ESTATE general supplies this week SHREWSBURY ered patio, lorge treed lot Low taxes. Principals only 787 1063 After 5, 717 MATH TUTOR - Experienced, your summer tutor program for „ FOR SALE Anxious owner asking tiliOO 739 1644 396 and keep my fingers Available Aug 31. 1976 106. Commercial home or mine. two handicapped students. Presently a Rentals U5EAL STARTER HOME IN RUM~ 134 Farm Properly COIIH4S7J7 anytime crossed," said Thomas Gar- 131 Houses For Sale SON - Good volue at 135,000 HIN PRIVATE GUITAR LESSONS - At DENTIST'S OFFICE TE I MANN. Reollors. B47 OAO0 land, board secretary, follow- Dr. Elmer Sundberg was A FANTASTIC BROCHURE Ot home* FARMS your home Instructor, Jim Lynch. HI Monmoulh Counfy1 It's yours It you Please call W-J14|, ing board approval for pur- the lone supporter of the six- Part ot Shadowbroo.- I HOWELL TOWNSHIP EXCEPTIONAL write or coll Belly Rots Agency, 117 Eight-acre horse farm, II excellent PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS - In Highway 35 B'Odd Street \- Rt 35, Keyporl. N.j 07735 Phone IN-GROUND POOL chase of about 12,000 of sup- week program which would boi stalls, large additional storage your hone by accomplished pianist J-floom and-of single of- K4 34M. 1200 sq ti suitable lor t. fenced corrals, attractive two keansburg area Call 717 9887 fice Full janitorial services, plies. have cost $384. DOCTOR LAWYER DENTIST rool dining room, r y, three bedroom home with lire READING TUTORING - By o read elevator, heat and air condi- place, garages, trees. Excellent drive- fot rurfrwr Inform * "on CtU A SPARKLING WATERFALL den, family room with fireplace, five ing specialist in your home or mine, "I think we would be start- by trade, MS.000 "The reason we must order tioning supplied Private re- Four tpocious bedroom*. 16 mailer bedrooms, billiard room, guest room. 7B7-675. bedroom, two bothi. 1* Ifvlng room rith cabana ing another program and set- 741-7873 served parking Immediate It 'MINIS now," Mr. Garland told board IS den, 11 pameroom. workinop. in Screened porch. I basement, two- II ACRES - Two bedroom house with Individual Instruction on private court ant t » "i occupancy 74 7-1100 ground pool, two covered put.us full tar garage One acre Coll to see basement, large outbuilding with good members last night, "is that ting a new precedent for sum- ALTOMAINO finished boiemenl I7S treed lot. ISO I roof Income rental. Dlvldoble fron- by former national champion. Special MELMED REALTORS *7) S6S0 tage, U9.000 attention given lo beglnners'946 3847 if we wait until the summer, mer school if we approved ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Nr-v. TUTOR — Certified, Maitert. Junior we'll never get any supplies this request," said Miss Lo- homes Bi level or Ranch Buy direct NINE ACRES — Four-bedroom home and Senior hiah school mathemaiics from builder and save Cull 391 1647 AAC.QUE with basement, lormal dining roam, Reasonable. Call 741 1765 in time for September retta C. Hanley, a board six acres clebr. 70x100 outbuilding BEAT INFLATION' - Own your «wn » Ridge Rd Rum son suitable fo CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES home This t fir ee - bedroom Tinlon classes." member. •42J760 1x42 house . Foils rancher 11 a top volue tor your housino dollar Living room wlin fire KEVPORT - Modern one bedroom RH. GANSLEN AGENCY However, Mr. Garland said TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 1 Mr. von Entress was not place, huge eof In kitchen Two baths wilh I , bolhs Aluminum siding 3 Main St Formlngdalt TOU FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 40 in ground pool Patio, fenced rear Beautiful landscaped lot 137,000 Ster Realtor 938-4343 the board would have some present at the meeting. yord Asking 145,000 Call now1 CEN hug Me Cann Real Estate Broker, 566 TURY 31. COZENS AGENCY. Ill Riv "leeway," since payment for In addition, the board noted %A minimum charge Non Commercial Rales er Rd Foir Haven. 741 7686 LEONARDO - Colonial, three bed- e. eeod NOTICE the supplies would not be due that a contingent of 16 stu- rooms, huge formal dining room, 18 Homef84J 4876 Per Line BEST buv - Two years old Good tor Due to Ihe holiday on the first Monday until September. dents from the Sea Bright children Easy commuting Four bed country kitchen, huge living room, lull of July, the regularly scheduled meet 1 Day 65c rooms, living room, dining room, den. basement, garage 136.S00 KIRWAN Ing of the Zoning Board ol Adjustment CO.. Realtor, 787-5*00 137 Lots And Acreage Later, in response to Public School would be 2 Days (Consecutive) 60c large modern kilchen Two large will be held on Monday. July 12. 1976 ol baths, laundry room and large closets MIDDLETOWN - Two (2) one-acre I: 00 p.m. In Council Chambers. requests from board mem- among those participating in 50c LEONARDO — Three bedrooms, two lols. side by side, R22 zone. Asking 3 Days (Consecutive) Central air conditioning Beautifully Borougough HHalli . '7 Brood Street, Eaion baths, four-zone baseboard hoi water 170,000 Call 495 2500 4 Days (Consecutive) 47c covered patio, shed, garoge Fenced •n, N.J. bers for guidance, Mr. Gar-the Battle of Honmouth pa- heat. Seven years old Anderson win- FERRARA S. REALTOR landscaping and tire alarm systen plus 5 Days (Consecutive) 43c dows. 19'stone flrepioce U9.000 wm MLS APPRAISOR land said there were six areas rade, beginning 1 p.m. Sun- many extras U9,990 Call 495 0430 down, will hold mortgage at 8'i% tor 6 Days (Consecutive) 41C BRAND Nlw CUSTOM 70 yean Half block from bay, water RUMSON - Lafayette SI. where the board could appro- day in Freehold. 7 Days (Consecutive) 39c Four enormous bedrooms, master bed view 391-3705, 100x110,115.400 Phone 8*3 9376 alter 6 p m priate funds even if the school 8 Days (Consecutive) 35c room. IS' guest bedroom, two baths 248 Monmouth County The students, mainly third palio, garoge, lull recreation base 32c LINCROFT did close. They include: 30 Days (Consecutive) men! super science kilchen, 24 go NOTICITOtlDDMI graders, participated in the Ours Alone Notice Is I repayment of interest on Juii listed this home has large living bids will be ... school's May Pole Day pa- Commercial Rates S4 minimum COLTS NECK-11 acres, 149,000 Ml I Ml D HEAl TOR*, 6/1 5650 room, dining room, 73 tamily room, Recreation Commissioners or me debts, payment of Insurance rade in May. . Per Line three bedrooms. I' J baths, two-car ga- County of Monmouth, New Jersey, In It y A U I) f11 A I R I. I. "i G A t O R I rage, beautiful palio to en|oy lots ol MIDDLETOWN - 70 acres, U.000 per the meeting room of the Board of Rec- t Day 7Oc four large bedrooms. 18 master bed If MS and privacy 148,900 acre. reation Commissioners, ADMINIS 2 Days (Consecutive) * . 65c 'oom, eat-in science kitchen with dish- TRATIVE OFFICES. Thompson Coun washer. 18 living room, 27 family CENTURY 21 LAWLEY AGENCY, Hwy 15 ond Na ty Pork, Newman Springs Rood. Lin 1 3 Days (Consecutive) 60c oom. I '] luxury baths, utility room Paul Bragar Agency veslnk River Rd , Mlddletown. 741- croft. New Jersey, until 10.00 am., 4 Days (Consecutive) 5Oc Oarage Completely maintenance tree 794 Brood St. Shrewsbury 636?. Evenings Ml-W3). prevailing lime, Tuesday, July h. 1976 IIS* 100 toi Going fast In the Forties. and then publicly opened and read for 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c TURNER, MAUNE - 35 acres wilh Garbage bidder WELMEO REALTORS 671 5650 747-0221 well, four acres cleared, balance wood Ihe following: 6 Days (Consecutive) . 45c BRAND NE W ut 900 incredible LITTLE SILVER-WOODBINE AVE. lands Asking 111,900, 787 7311. 1. PLUMBING SUPPLIES 7 Days (Consecutive) 44c value. Custom built three bedroom — Three-bedroom ranch. Living room 7 PRINTING SERVICES with corner fireplace, dining area, eat 3 CERAMIC SUPPLIES 8 Days (Consecutive) 4Oc English Tudor, Contemporary, ond Co- lonial ranch homes on one acre plus In kilchen. den, two bolhs Basement 4 ANIMAL FEED 30 Days (Consecutive) 37c lots In prestigious Colts Brood area ol Two car attached garage Immediate 5 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES occupancy Beit oiler over 150,000 6. IRRIGATION SUPPLIES FOR sues township Freehold Twp . wilh central air condi- WOODED HILLSIDE LOT - Middle tioning, wall-to wall carpeting, two Coll 741 7m. lown Townst\lp, approximately TORO IRRIGATION SYSTEM FAMILY PLAN RATE 7. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES lull ceramic tile baths, oversize Iwo LITTLE SILVER - )'i-year-old cus- 100x143,117.500. 3 Lines — 5 Days — $3 00 $1 00 each additional line 8 GROUNDS & TURF EQUIP FREEHOLD - Ocean 2, why they should not be car garages and much more Llberol tom built Colonial Living room with Coll 291-3134 MENT REPAIR PARTS financing available WHELAN (Ireplace, format dining room, over- Available to individuals'placing ads under Merchandise Contract Documents, Including In- Township officials must ex- temporarily restrained from REALTY GROUP, 194 Rt 3i Middle site kitchen, three bedrooms, !'-» 138 Mobile Hornet struction to Bidders. Bid Forms and For Sale tor items not exceeding $100 each Items must lown H7 7S65 baths, tomily room, garoge Excellent plain in court on Friday, July entering Into a new contract complete plans ond specifications may location on o quiet free lined street GARDEN PARK MOBI1 E HOMES be priced BROKERS BES~f WV WO be examined at the Administrative of 145,000 843769S. Bethany Rd . Hozlet. Adult park Walk with the township's sanitation spacious Four-bedrooms. 14' master lo shopping Call 264-3911 dees of Ihe Monmouth County Park Contract Rates on Request bedroom, quality science kitchen, full LTTTLE 5ILVER — Large ranch with System, located In Thompson County 231 Oceanport workers. recreation basement 146 lot New three bedrooms, den and gameroom, MOBILE HOMEToVs's Park, Newman Springs Rood. Lin electric service New copper plumb nice yard with fruit trees and grape ar- In West Keonsburg croft, New Jersey, between the hours NOTICI A special public meeting ol ihe The order was obtained by bor House vacant, Call to see al any 7IT-64W, coll anytime or 9.00 am, and 4:30 p m , prevailing Oceonport Board ol Education will tit ED REALTORS 671-5650 ttme, 151.900 I.A. ARMSTRONG MOBILE HOME - 10x60 with en lime, dally Monday to Friday, In- All State Carting Inc. of clusive. The documents sholl tint be held on Thursday. June 24, 1976 In the FRONT PAGE READERS AGENCY. Realtors, 555 Prospect pandable living room Twobedrooms, BOX REPLY SERVICE CALL TODAY - For our 40 pope real Ave , Little Silver 741-4500, (i VIM mini* V a.m. Library of the Maple Place School at Kearny, one of five bidders $5 50 Rer Count Line eitote newspaper with over 350 pic central air conditioning Coll 787 94U 8 00 p m , to discuss the stotus ol and Drawings, specifications, bid form* Bold lace headings $6 50 lures and descriptions of homes In oil LITTLE SILVER - Five-bedroom, 11*55 - Excellent condition. Shed, reaction by the Board ot Education to for a a sanitation contract PICK-UP $1.50 ol Monmouth. Middlesex, Ocean and Skirl. Awning Palio Adult park. 264- and all forms required moy be obtain the possibility ot the school district Minimum insertion ? lines century old, I'aboths, Iwo porches, with the township. Somerset Counties tyops plus other In four garages Walk to school, shop 1654. closing July I, 1976 The Board of Edu MAIL $2.50 Maximum 24 lines All teresting articles STERLING cation may also act on certain person ping, transportation. Rumson Rd FICES set forth above between the afo THOMPSON ASSOC . 340 Hwy 35. 17xSS MOBILE HOME - Awnings, nel matters. Superior Court Judge Mer- readers placed al tool ol MS.TOO 741-6848 or 84] 3831 retold hours. Middlelown 74' 5600 patio, large shed Adult park, can stay Dated: June 73, IffM LOCUST - Cuitom Colonial on almost Bids must be made on the standard ritt Lane Jr. directed town- for each bo» number assigned column on lot 2M-068SotUMp.m Mr». JotwtP Sausser proposal forms in the manner desig- CENTRAL AIR " »3Q i U acre lot. Three bedrooms, huge llv Board Secretary Four spacious bedrooms, Ux13 mas nated and required by the specifica- ship officials to appear In ino room with fireplace, formal dining June 72 UfO ter bedroom, two full luxury baths. 21 room, big kitchen, l'i baths, garoge 140 Real Estate Wanted tions; must be enclosed in sealed enve lopes bearing the name and address of court to explain why they ieroom. lull recreation basement Belter than new condition I57.S00 •ONOUttH OP OCIANPOKT ' o M D»r pteeeertno. Publication LIST1N6T5P SFTTFK HOMES In the Bidder, designating the name of Ck hke selling, Netlce •! CkMI et Meeting should not be enjoined from KIRWAN CO . Realtor, /87SSOO. Keansburg Mlddletown Horlel-Holm the bid on the outside, addressed to the WELMED REALTORS 671 5650 fete***MM L«cslP«Mlc AfMcy DEADLINES DISPLAY ADS MIDDLE TOWN — Send fo del THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717- Board of Recreation Commissioners, Pleas*, take notice that the regular entering into a new contract CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL ST'YLE Living ' , pics, 0123. Monmouth County Park System, New 2 Days Proceeding Publication monthly meeting dales of Ihe Cocol - Bi-Level packed with eNtratea ' descriptions, prices on available man Springs Rood, Llncrofi, New Ner- with the sanitation workers WE HAVE BUYERS Public Agency ot Ihe Borough of tures! Quiet, pleasant section ot Mid homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, sey 07738, and delivered at Ihe place For business, commerlcal, industrial Oceonport nove been changed from Ihe An aos are restricted to men proper classification and to dletown 100 HISO wooded lot with ot 9S0RI 35. Middlelown, 471 J100 and before the hour above named. and why they should not con- ond investment properties. Call today dales previously published far Ihe leosi » trees You II get a worm feel MIDDLETOWN - Two-bedroom the regular Daily Register style ot type We reserve the ing when you see the 34 .16 family - Parkway 117 Agency, 7390117 During the performance of this con months of July and August, 197*. The Cape. Unique 20x» living room with duct a hearing to determine room It features a ratted hearth brick 'MM t the cc 'tractor agrees at fol- Local Public Agency will now meet on right to edit or leiect any classified aave/tismg copy fireplace, lomily room, new kitchen fireplace with a 14 two-level mantle, July I, 197* ond August S, 1976 at 7 30 the lowest responsible bidder All ads once called in and processed it cancelled will be and bath Walk lo New York bus and beamed ceiling and sliding glass door A. The contractor or subcontractor, i m in the Oceanport Municipal Build beach. (33.500 Principals only. 872- for a sanitation contract. charged a minimum chaige ot S4 00 lo the patio The living room is bright- where applicable, will not an fng, 121 Monmouth Boulevard, Ocean ened by a i x9' picture window and ov? criminate aaoinst any employee or ap port, N.J 07757 pilconl for employment because of The Ocean Township Coun- DEATH NOTICES rimmed with o stained oak railing pm UIM IUI cintu uy iiirn i i By: Loult J Sytvaln leading in from the red quarry tiled en- MODEST RIVERFRONT creed. Color, national orl- , race, creed, color, nc Community Development Director cil last night authorized the Death Notices Cards ot Thanhs in Memonams and Anni- trance foyer For ma I dining r GO m X latus or sex, Borough of Oceanport large eat in kitchen with pantry closet COLONIAL , oncetlry, marltol stoiaffirmative versary Masses (Run on the Obituary page) 85c per line Dock, Mooring for three boall. Living Local Public Agency Three bedrooms Master li .11 with ?he contractor will take < township attorney to defend room, dining room, two bedrooms ana lion to ensure thai such applicants June 72 u 9* two large closets and private entrance den or three bedrooms. Two bolhs. ore recruited and employed, and that the municipality in the suit. lo master bathroom Other bedrooms BIG DISCOUNTS patio, expansive view of the Novesink employees ore treated during employ- NOTICE OF PUtLIC HE 14x11 and IO ill TMO ceramic filed On new boot (rollers. BOAT HOUSE, CANCELLATION NUMBER 169.900 ment, without regard lo their age. OCE ANPOM T COMMU In its suit, the Kearny firm bolhroorm Two car garoge with extra Ocean Avf , Seo Bright B42 I7U race, color, national origin, oncestry, DEVELOPMENT PHOI Notice — Credii lor cancellation is, given only on issuance storage area Now, how about the ex marital status or sex. Sucn action shall 1 LAWLEY AGENCY BOAT INSURANCE — Reasonable A public hearing will be held on July I, maintains the township did ol special kill number to adveritsei *hen cancellation ot ad tro features you don t normally see rales. Immediate coverage. Groin Include, but not be limited to the fol- 1976, at 8:00 P.M. in Ihe Borough Hall, 150 omp electric service, all copper nger & Heller Agency, IS Wlkoft PI., lowinog g employment, upgrading, de 237 Monmouth Boulevard. Oceanport, not Indicate In its bid specifi- • requested Advertiser musffeiam numbe' (or future ref- wire OH tired heat with duct work and motion oor tsf ruitment or re- N J TIM meeting will be conducted by electric ready tor central air A 53 gal Red Bank 741-210O, cations that there was a pro- erence g f ti the Mayor and Council. Ion hot water heater. 6 ' Insulation in BOATS CLEANED - Regularly or for o; otes of pay o oh The purpose ol this hearing Is to offer ottit. 4 in walls Including garage AAONAAOUTH'BEACH bability it would award a new Piea&e check your ad the day it appears Trie Daily Reg*s the 4th of July or other occasions. 17 50 compensation; and selection tor train- all persons ond orgonliatloni o final Finished oak floors, non warping mel RIVER FRONT AND per hour. Lea Moimqulst, 142-2698 ing, Including apprenticeship. The con- opportunity to appear and present lef cannoi be responsible 'or errors atler the dm day Can al front entrance door, ond telephone OCEAN BEACH contract to Its sanitation tractor agrees Ip post In conspicuous their views with respect to: locks in bedrooms, family room and Fantastic new listing. Modern low BOAT'/YACHT INSURANCE 54?-1 700 lo make corrections ploces, available to employees and ap 1. Certain changes proposed for workers or that the township kitchen All ihis ond more lor 159,000 maintenance spocious home in mini Lowest rotes Free quotes Immediate the Borough's 197A Community Dl- condition 90 new dock on Hip river, coverage by phone 531-6881. pllcants (or employment, notices lo be intended to negotiate a new REAL ESTATE Lou Bu For Living' brochure, pics, descrlp JAMES J. TRUNCER not be allowed to price itself RECREATIONAL large rooms, low toies Many extras lions, prices on available hornet AP- SPECIAL Secretory-Treasurer By: Borough of Oceonport Low Forties Owner.By oppolnlmenl PLEBROOK REALTORS, 113 Ave MUSHROOM ANCHORS June?] 1M28 Office of Community Development into a new contract by using only, S42 43U Two Rivers, Rumson, Ul WOO 50 lbs 145 300 lbs. 1197 Louis J. Sylvaln, Executive Director 75 lbs «: 400 lbs 1792 the companies as a lever to 152 Boats and Accessories EATONTOWN - New Colonial Four- RUMSON - Three-bedroom house, 100 lbs. U4 500 lbs 1370 238 Oceanport June 22 IU.13 bedroom. 1 ' i both, tomlly room, eat 153 Camping Equipment T'i baths, basement, garoge, lot with 150 lbs. 1105 600 lbs. 14» whipsaw its demands. in kitchen plus separate dining room. snode trees, convenient location Im- 700 lbs. 1137 700 lbs 1525 NOTICI OF PUBLIC HEARING 61 Business Opportunities 15>4 Recreational vehicles room, attached garage mediate occupancy. 159,100. Owner 750 lbs 1157 1,000 IM. 1735 Please lake notice that a Public Hearing will be held on July 1. 1976 during AD State Carting said that it 62 Mortgages ll builder. 542-3717. 741-81*1 FOB Red Bank the course of the regular council meeting which begins al 8:00 P.M. In the Moorings made to order Borough Hall, 772 Monmouth Boulevard, Oceonporl, N.J. would never have submitted a 63 Money To Loan EXPANDED 10YEAROLO RANCH This Public Hearing will be conducted by tht Borough Council ond It de SPECIAL — Four bedrooms, living room with MARSH MARINE 741-6767 64 Money Wanted lOBrldyatmeRed Bonk R.R Italian scribed In Urban Renewal Area to be corrltd out by Borough Council ond is bid if It had known that the spiral slaircose. ljxl5 science kitchen, described In Exhibit "A" ot the Urban Renewal Plan. 2Oo NOTICES huge redwood deck off kitchen with TANZCR 14 — with trailer Fully The purpose of the Public Heorlng It to give all persons ond organizations on township Intended to nego- pool, 142.500, KiRWAN CO, Realtor. opportunity to appear and present their view* with respect to acquisition ot 210 Lost and Found wssoo propertiepp s within tht Neighborhoogd d Developmenop t Program boundaries. The tiate a new contract with the TINTON FALLS- EMERGENCY tallowing properties ore Identified for acqultltii ?n Special Notices THU NDERBI RD 20 - In- KAlR HAVEN TUDOR - Four large sale by relocated owner 72 ranch, Borough Tax Map Owntrt Nome ond Location union. The firm, represented board/outboard, 1» Mercury Cruller. 212 Travel — Transportation btdfOoms, large kllcritft. fully lour bedrooms lone large, three small Block1 I1 ILo -'l No* . ol Prop«,1y 71 Merchandise for Sale Umo. Full canvas »7-1614, by John P. Keegan of New, 213 Instruction equipped, large dining room, lull bole er), two baths. lBxM living room, fire W, Colt 13.14 Mr. am Ma. L. Grondlntltl menl, Ftnced in yord Ntar school! 72 Garage Yard Sales place. Uile Florida room, dining 14' HOBIE CAT — With trailer, used 7 Ptmbtrton Avtnut ark, also Is seeking to have and shopping center us.000 Mini] area, sttp/sovtr kilchen, M' recrea- Collohon-Momouth Enter prim Inc. 73 Machinery For Sale three seasons. 11175 or belt offer. Coll tion room, basement, two-car garage, 870-9771 anytime, 333 Octonporl Avenue the township ordered to reim- 74 Rental Service trees. *k acre This HONESTLY OE Blfc.ll. Lot II/20A Mr Frank Pellocont 213 Instruction SCRIBED HOUSE offered ol 14000 un 16 FIBERGLAS SPEED SKIFF - burse all bidders for their out- 73 Farm Equipment 334 Oceanport Avenuie d>f appraised value ot 151,400. It you Hull. Custom built to use with 60 h.p A Public Hearing wot previously held on Ihe urban Renewal Plan ond relo- we o qualified buyer who can recog motor. Boat and Evlnrude tor sole of-pocket expenses and legal 76 Auction Sales MEN & WOMEN. 17-62 cation propoialp l on June 3Q, 1*72. A reviled UrbIrboi n Renewal Plan wot nil* a Irue bargain, call J47-OO05 8721006. 77 Pets and Livesloch eefby ordinance on ApriwIIl If19,. 1*731973,, subsequent to a hearing feet. TRAIN NOW FOR 21' OWENS - NtedS minor work orough ol Oceonport., actinoctlngj ot the Local Public Agency, proposes to 78 Aircraft area o loed In the Urban Renewal T km to at- CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS 211 Special Notices Many extras. 1750 e certain land In the area detcr 79 Swap or Exchange Call 717.4+55 molliot h or removeo e certaia in buildingd s land acquired tor rede elopmmene t in 80 BKycles/Mim Bikes No High School Necessary 22 SEA SKIFF - Wooden hull. 8 Plan. Area patrolmen 81 Sports Equipment Start as high as MRS. STANLEY beam Thote properties not presently Intended for quisition moy under certain Coll 87 J-Off?7 l}2_ SjfYimming Pools HOROSCOPE circumstances be acquired. complete course •5.63 HOUR U CHAPPARAL 1973 - Cabin wilh The Brouoh of Oceanport propose! to use lit power 83 CBs, Electronics head, 188 h.p Mtfcruise IB/OB, cush where necettory In the acquisition of land ond Impr • Post Office • Mechanics SEA GIRT - Patrolmen 84 Merchandise Wanted Gives unfailing advice on all prob- Ion seats, depth finder 7411392. boundaries herein before slated and known at the Oceanport Urban Renewal • Clerical • Police lems of lift such at love, mar- Area The Urban Renewal Plan, Relocation Proposal and Rehabilitation Proposal, Frederick 0. Killian of How- Kief) prevent |ob while preparing, al riage, business, ilckneit, prob- 154 Recreational lem* of nature, tells you every- will be ovallable far public Inspection at the Community Development Of eU, Ernest Van Pelt of Red home lor Govwnment fxamj thing you Ilk* to know without Vehicles flee. 71 Main Street. Oceonporl, New Nertey from Mondey to Friday, t 00 The Daily Register osfclng any Questions. Guarantee A.M. to 5:0* P.M. deluding holidays, prior lo the Public Hearing Bank and Ross F. Hendrick- Wiill (Intludt Phone No ) rnuftt wltn every reading CAMPER - 11 VT ilIde-in pickup All pei tons, agencies or oraanliallont desiring lo be heard will be ottered on Classified Action Line National Training Strvict 8» — ll I • l«4 camper Se It-ton lol ned opportunity to be heard at the Public Heorlng The Borough shall hear all In- son of West Long Branch 842-4118 terested pertont ond shall consider any and all written atileclloni Ihot may completed a clan In criminal 542-1700 Boi R-290 7 bellied Tht Dilly Rtglsttr (5 ft. Pro%d!f" !!if Hrum COLEMAN TENT CAMPER 1971 - By: Loult i. Sylvaln Investigation at the state po- 24-hour $9rvlC9 wick, across fnt ltrt*t from MM Sl t ik Executive Director of the Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Staff Mall, on Rt, II. Office of Community Oevelopm< lice training center here, Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, JUNE 22. 1976 The Daily RegMer 21 SNUFFySMIF!! V SIMMER DOWN, ELTON-I'M JEST WINDER SHOPPIN WHAT ARE VE DOlW f~ Crossword puzzle SNOOPIN1 AROUND ACROSS 25 Depressed 43 Reddish 13 Ger. title MV HENHOUSE, VE 1 Suwaad 28 Dissuaded wildcats 18 Dodge CHICKEN-STEfUIW I 5 Falsa from 31 Musket 44 Tie in n Evaluates 23 State: abbr. V/ARMIMT ? /. 9 Brushing 32 Educate bundles •ound 33 Three - 4b Modern 24 Shows 14 Doe* garden match 47 Courage slightly chores 34 Facts, tot 48 Cry's 25 Thorny 15 Of grand short partner plant parents 36 Walks 61 As — lusu- 26 Hair prep 16 Napped noisily allyl arMion fabric 36 Rush of B Nude 2/ Impromptu 17 Free wind 54 Surmise 28 Parasite 19 Metric 37 Maximal 5b Better than 29 Follow measure ending never 30 Campus Hi and Lois 20 Affirmative 38 Reaches 56 Thanks -1 happenings 21 Abominable 39 Not at all 57 Certain 32 Ecstasy HOW QUICKLY THEV FOR6ET. 22 Preferably precise blows 3b Gem weight LETS GO C5ET A COOKIE ) ( B/Ai Pitcher unit I PERSONALLY FIND DIAPER 23 Restaurant 40 Practice M WHILE THS DUMB ' / V * ^ ** / 1 24 Recipient 42 Workshop 59 Impertinent 36 Race Stan COMMERCIAL IS CM.£f£ V^^ COMMERCIALS FASCINATIN6.' of cash items talk ing place 38 Accumulates Vestaid- ARIES (March 21-April 19) - ple's problems, you are often bodily action to mental com- Experimental methods can be Little personal effort is required called upon by those who realize mand should, however, be tried today with impunity Atoday, even in the fulfillment of your ability to go quickly to the enough to keep you safe from chance for success looms duties and responsibilities Share source of difficulties and hit real harm. relatively large by evening your leisure time with a friend Nubbin upon, just as quickly, solutions to Wednesday. June 23 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) those difficulties to act as a CANCER (June 21-July 22)- Dec. 21) — Rewards for a job — A desire to have your own I'M UAVIN' TROUBLE mediator in arguments, whether Have no cause for concern well done begin to accrue late in way early in the day may cause «£UJN'MY CAR,"MT6R. they be disputes between two or should a minor setback put you the day. Don't allow impatience difficulties by day's end Disuse more individuals or between a PEOPLE LOOK, BUT in touch with memories- you to spoil things for you in themay be categorized with abuse single person and his own cons- would rather not admit to. afternoon. THEY WOriT BUY IT. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - cience LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) - CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Astuteness in all business mat- 19) - Maintain order at theAdverse reations to your ideas You have a real zest for life regarding new methods of that keeps you deeply involved ters brings rewards beyond the same time that you try some- ordinary. Don't hesitate to de-1thing new Don't forgei impor- operation need not discourage in a number of things you. prepare a new presentation simullaniously. You never shirk mand your share of benefits. tant invitations - sent or duties or responsibilities - but at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - received - in the afl.err.oon lor tomorrow Sheinwold's bridge advice by Alfred She in wo Id heart. South loses his heart There's no sense itTuking a 1 North dealer Blondie Are you suspicious when an P ^ whatever it may be, and risk when you can't gain but Both sides vulnerable opponent catches your single Wes' Ke'» <>ut wiln a low dia ">ay lose by it. mond Sooner or later NORTH }• I'LL HAVE A THAT LOOKS LIKE J " ton king? Do you make nasty - declarer musl ( LEMONADE. PLAIN WATER ;— remarks about peeking or 'ry another heart^^play. OUFST1ON • AQ52 a UA1LY ELMO marked cards' Relax It's "d thus loses three hearts UUhSlJUN w WEST EAST r'gMplay "ntract. Pfl ^ 4QJfl82 W| ^ • 764 • 98 Declarer took' the ace o MUST MAKE GAMEp you say? E Bid 1 NT. The clubs, drew hree rounds o K declarer puts ANSWER trumps and led the jack of up Bulh(e ace of diamonds, catch- hand is not quite strong •0 73 OK , K, diamonds. He enough for a response; of two diamonds. When West played h f did h • QJ1082 *K97643 low, declarer put up dummy s « ^ ^ ^ opponenis SOUTH n . . , . | • CUIIICS A 111,111. 1 III II I HlllllHl E dd h k h ^k b ace. East dropped the king cln wke lwo he,rt tricks, but • •KJ103 . and shrank back then must either set up a (A POCKET GUIDE TO V KJ9 "One peek h heart trick for South or give BRIDGE' written bj- Alfred finesses," he growled. 0 J10964 , , milhilm a inan ruff-discar iiniuni i/j dititu.. b.y returviiimnunn i Sheinwolia mmmuidv iucsi available. Get • 5 Hagar i'T'fc .^"liv^i !»« • •>«>»• So-th must make your copy by sending $1.001. North East South West peeked. He had simply made his. game SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE. the right play. South may go down if he (name of your newspaper). 1 0 Pass 1 • Pass WHAT'S I ME CAfi'X WELL, LUCKY If South finesses and loses tries the diamond finesse but P.O. 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GUARD... APVISe GENERAL ULRICH HE'9 TO /MEET ii \(|0D SLAVE IN THB ARENA. 22 The Dafly Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY. JUNE 22. 1976 3 Marlboro patients are indicted FREEHOLD - Three tionally are charged with pos- the county welfare board be- First St.. Hnwell. is charged taining the money under false patients of Marlboro Psy- sessing the same drugs be- tween June 1972 and Septem- with possessing valium Aug. 2 pretenses and receiving sto- chiatric Hospital were in- tween Sept. S and Sept. 7 with ber 1074 by failing to report in Marlboro len properly, the check which dicted by a county grand jury intent to distribute them and that her husband, who was Daniel DeDoux Jr. 18. of belonged to Gammon Sports- in connection with the break- possessing them. employed, resided with her. Seeley Ave . Keansburg. is wear Inc. in of the hospital pharmacy This Indictment and the fol- Gladys Thompson, 40, of charged with possessing John Barry, 22, and Brian and the theft of narcotic lowing were among those Stokes St., Freehold, is marijuana Dec 20 in Keans- Flaherty. 22, both of Pavilion drugs. handed up to Superior Court charged with obtainining burg. Ave., Long Branch, are Frank Matero, I*, of New Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. 11,052 under false pretenses Richard Palmer, 41. and charged with possessing ark is charged with breaking acting assignment judge. from the county welfare Laura Palmer. 44, both of marijuana Feb. 21 in Loch into the pharmacy Sept. 5 and Roserita Edwards, 21, of board between February and Vellowbrook Road. Howell, Arbour. stealing narcotic drugs. Rockwell Ave., Long Branch, June 1971 by failing to report are charged with receiving Joseph McGlnnis, 31. of Christine Jorgenson, 28, of is charged with obtaining she received a settlement for stolen property, a television Clark St.. Union Beach, is Ship Bottom, and Antonia Hu 11,782 under false pretenses an accident. set valued between 1200 and charged with unlawfully ob- lette, 22, of Jackson are from the county welfare Claude Pitts, 30. of West 1500 belonging to Susan Thor- taining a Sears credit card, charged with aiding and ab board between June 1074 and Westslde Ave.. Red Bank. Is sheian, Silver Road. Marl- forging 11 merchandise beting April 1(75 by failing to report charged with assaulting a boro. Oct. 30 in Howell. charge forms at the Sears woman with intent to rape Johnny Dorta, 33. of Bronx. store, Rt. 35, Middletown. for OOP CLAMBAKE - Members of the Colts Neck Republican Club discuss The indictment charges all she received Social Security three with conspiring to com- benefits. her, abducting her and pri- NY., is charged with issuing merchandise valued at $538.94 plans tor the third annual clam and lobster bake to be sponsored by the Re- vate lewdness April 22 in a forged check lor $379.43 between Dec. 13 and 19. he publican Club Saturday at the Countryside Swim and Tennis Club. Planning mit the break-in and larceny. Patricia Irdos, 21, of Green The indictment charges that Ave., Long Branch, is Freehold Township April 23 to Colonial First Na- also ia charged with unlaw- the event are, left to right, Michael Caponegro, GOP township committee Ronald Callahan, 31. of tional Bank, Long Branch, ob- fully using the credit card. candidate, Mrs. Norma Woods, clambake chairman, and Robert Williams, the three went to the phar- charged with obtaining $845 GOP township committee candidate. macy, that Matero went in- under false pretenses from side while Jorgenson and Hu the county welfare board be- lette watched outside. tween November 1972 and De- Matero additionally is cember 117] by falling to re- charged with possessing the port that she received child Tavern owner sues to stop drugs, chloridazepoxide, Amo- support. barbital. and chloral hydrate, Doreen Reed, 25, of Gar- The window with intent to distribute them field Court, Long Branch, is transfer of liquor license, and possing them Sept. 5. charged with obtaining (5,688 Jorgenson and Hulette addi- under false pretenses from for oJ seasons FREEHOLD - Long Court refused to hear the tween licensed premises, Mr. Exclusive double-pane tu» 1-Inch thermal barrier Branch City Council must ex- matter, he said. Mart claims. Exclusive nomairtenance vtty-dad oonstrudkn plain in court July 2 why it The suit maintains that dur- Mr Mart, in his suit, claims Exclusive vtrV thermal-break between the panes should not be temporarily ing the court of litigation, Mr. this issue was never discussed Exclusive double-toe* security system w/inteoock Youth is charged Revolutionary tilt-in design for easy cleaning blocked from transferring a Mart contended that a public in the earlier litigation. He plenary retail distributors li- easement exists between added that recent (actual de- quor license to Court Li- Brighton Ave. and West End velopments have occurred quors Inc., One West End Court through the premises which confirm the existence with six break-ins rhentiaMinrd Court, Long Branch owned by the Colonial First of the easement. FREEHOLD - A 13-year- National Bank. was malicious damage to Insulated The court order was obtain- old youth is being held in the property. ed by William Man, proprie- The suit maintains that it Mr. Man cited a suit filed Replacement seeking to have the easement county Juvenile Detention On the same night, the tor of Marl's Package Store, was agreed between the par- VWKJOWS. opened for public use and a Center after being charged youth is charged with break- 71 Brighton Ave., Long ties that if the easement did with breaking and entering Branch. exist and that If a measure- City Council resolution assert- ing and entering and larceny ing the rights of citizens to a and malicious damage to at the offices of Marvin Superior Court Judge Mer- ment were taken from property at six professional rill Lane Jr. directed city Friendly Cafe and Restau- public easement along the cast Mlntz, 83 South St., and Isa- Co*Col»»cf of Send Coupon lofFRf E Uterotura side of the New York and offices here. dore Friedman, 23 W. Main council and Court Liquors rant, a tavern in the West Police Chief Henry T. Lef- lkVMMkMMM Inc. to appear in court to ex- End section of the city, the Long Branch Railroad tracks St. Minor items were taken' between Brighton Ave. and kowich and Det. Gary Clark from the Mlntz office. plain why the transfer of the measurement would be less arrested the juvenile. license should not be blocked than 1,000 feet. This would be West End Court. Manobystems. Inc The youth is charged with • 14M Wlttwipoon fee . Railway. NJ 07066 until a full hearing is con- in violation of an ordinance Paul M. Griffin of Middle- r breaking and entering and Write fa free literature and sample prices ducted on the matter. which requires 1,000 feet be town represents Mr. Mari malicious damage to the Tan-, . . AND TEH THEM In his suit, Mr. Man notes ner and McGovern law of- New Jersey that he had objected in 1972lo Work has begun Oil hospital Wing fices, 83 South St. on June 2. YOU SAW the application aPP" FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - entrance will be built at a p»f*"> °nd '<*<" documents THEIR AD (201) transfer the license from Pe- low er level the ew w were destroyed and minor The $5 million addition to the . '? P ,"* ter Pingatore to Court Li- The new hospital wing is Items were stolen. IN quors Inc and from 278 Freehold Area Hospital is being constructed under a Chelsea Ave. to One West now under way, and con- On June 3 and again on 381-1200 contract with Torcon Inc., of June 12, the youth is charged End Court, Long Branch. City trac|ors are pouring the foun- Westfield. Charles McCans, The Daily Reader council, however, approved support the with breaking into the same the transfer. offices and inflicting ma- building services department licious damage to property. Mr. Mari claims he was un- The new wing is adjacent to is serving as liaison between successful in challenging the the present hospital building the hospital and the con- The youth is also charged transfer in his appeals to the and Hie two will be connected tractor. William Lopatin, a with breaking and entering Division of Alcoholic Beve- when >the addition Is com- member of the board of and malicious damage to the rage Control and the Appel- pleted. A new parking lot will Trustees is chairman of the law offices of William Boyle, lite Division of Superior be installed after the com- committee which approves 10 W. Main St. on June 11. No Court. The state Supreme pletion of the addition, and an changes in contracts. items were taken but there Increase Tfour SPECIAL! REVOLUTION and Net Worth. NEWSPAPERS Reproductions of AT MARINE VIEW, YOUR SAVINGS EARN Early American Newspapers on Parchment THE HIGHEST RATES ALLOWED Paper Duplicate BY LAW IN THE NATION!

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