The Daily Register VOL. 98 NO.204 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, APRIL 19,1976 15 CENTS Promenade shows frills for Easter By ANN BRENOFF ASBURY PARK - The traditional pastel pinks and violets of Easter were traded in yesterday for the patri- otic red, white and blue of the Bicentennial year. The Bicentennial colors seemed to have dominated the 41st Annual Easter Promenade of Asbury Park which . drew a hefty 1.500 participants. Skirts and blazers with accentuating scarves in the bold colors of our nation replaced much of the traditio- nally wom Easter suits. Leisure suits were spotted with far less frequency than the nostalgic roaring '20s look. ON THE BOARDWALK - Many Monmouth County gree average temperatures. This was the scene on The warm temperatures and clear skies resulted in residents took to the beaches and boardwalks Sat- the Asbury Park boardwalk, bringing out the throngs of people — some who chose just urdav and yesterday to cope with the record 90-de- to be spectators while others dressed for eligibility in the contest which selected the most attractively dressed man, woman and child. The motorcade of nine judges combed the boardwalk, distributing invitations to participate in the final judging . held in Convention Hall to fifty men, women and chil- . Record heat adds The judges were Barbara Daniels, clothing buyer for Steinbach; Muriel Smith, Monmouth County director for the Miss Black Teen-age World Contest; Madeline Pannucci, director of marketing for Alexandra DeMar- koff, and Jan Zepka, men's fashion editor with the New- ark Star Ledger. Also judging were, Judith Russell, reporter with the to holiday traffic NY Daily News; Carl Williams Jr. owner of Mr Fash- ions, Inc., Asbury Park; Gini Zemo, women's news editor By JIM McCORNICK aquaintences with Gateway death The youth reportedly breezes were expected to be of the Asbury Park Press; Florence Sokolow, owner of National Park and public was swimming with at least gin earlier and penetrate fur- Sokolow's Fashion Center, Belmar, and William Kamber, The record average high beaches along the Monmouth two friends when he failed to ther inland manager of Bob and Irving's Clothing Store, Asbury temperature of more than 90 County shoreline. surface Throughout Monmoulh Park. degrees on Friday, Saturday No serious traffic jams By noon yesterday, the tem- County, the hum of lawn and yesterday caused addi- First place winners in each category were Mrs. Ann were reported, however, and perature at Newark Airport mowers permeated the air af- tional traffic on roads leading no serious traffic accidents had reached 92 degrees The ter a winter of inactivity Humphrey, of Kingston, N.C. (formerly of Deal); Ermon to beaches and increased up- K. Jones, Neptune; and the Krumme family children, occurred in Monmouth Coun- only record for the month of Storm windows were replaced keep activity on neighborhood ty- April was 91 degrees, set in by screens, as children pon- Matthew, 13, Tricia, 12, Darcy, 9, and Leah, 7, of Manas- lawns. quan. In Freehold Township, a 15- 1974. dered the end of the school Mrs. Humphrey, a third grade school teacher in Police iquill that traffic is year-old youth died while The National Weather Ser- year and mothers fogght lo «•!Ul«t *•!• «» Carl F.rlnt Kingston, is the mother of two children. She lived in Deal usually increased on Easter swimming in a pimd to es- vice said the unseasonable keep the newly awakened BICENTENNIAL GARB - Stephen Rydlnskl . until 10 years ago, when she left the shore area for col- Sunday, so it was difficult to cape the heat. The youth, Wil- hot spell would continue in bugs out of the house. and his dad, Richard, stroll the Asbury Park lege. determine the effect the high bur Torres, of 51 Hudson SI . the metropolitan region with Gateway National Park, ex- boardwalk dressed In their official Bicentennial temperatures had on traffic Yesterday's pagaent was the third one Mrs. Hum- Freehold, was found dead by high pressure remaining al periencing one of its heaviest outfits. Mr. Rydinskl, Manasquan, commented yesterday. first aid divers in a pond on most stationary over the area weekends of activity this that he was surprised not to see more of the Bi- phrey entered, although this was her first win. "I believe that clothes Indicate your personality," However, traffic was in- the Durand Conservation for the next few days year, was very busy both Sat- centennial outfits In the boardwalk promenade creased on the Garden State Tract in Freehold Township T*B forecaster said aller- urday and yesterday, yesterday. See 41st Easter, page I Parkway and HI M on Satur- An autopsy was scheduled ninfo temperatures may lower But the number of visitors day by people who renewed lo determine the cause of the a bit today because sea Sec Hecord teal, page 2 Bicentennial monument unveiled, tree planted in Keypdrt ceremony

By ED KANARKOWSKI the local Bicentennial Commission by Matawan's Bicentennial Singers. Keyporl On the face of the monument are plain direc- Councilman Richard I Volpe, Borough Councils KEYPORT - Nearly 400 persons gathered at tives to Tricenlennial planners "Time capsule liaison to the local Bicentennial Commission, dedi- Firemen's Memorial Park Saturday to witness the under monument to be removed in the year 2076 cated the town's "Liberty Tree " unveiling of a Bicentennial monument, the dedica AD," it reads. The 20-foot-high giant red oak faces West Front lion of a "Liberty Tree" and to help future resi- Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner. D-Mon- SI. as does the monument Only 60 feet separate dents get a head start on the nation's Triccnlen- mouth was one or the guests at the dedication cer- the two Bicentennial symbols nial celebration. emonies. Mr. Volpe said he hoped that Keypori's tree Highlight of the hour-long program was the "1 feel as they did in Philadelphia 200 years will be a "focal point for the Tricentennial cele- unveiling of a six-foot, 3,500 pound granite monu- ago when our forefathers attempted lo strike the bration." ment. Declaration of Independence," he quipped, referr- The first "Liberty Tree" was dedicated in Carlton Wharton, a fourth generation resident ing to his own fight to help drive a state income Boston during the Revolutionary War American and monument maker, produced the monument tax package through the legislature. patriots used it as a meeting site lo rally against Miss Vera Conover. nearly 80 years old and The assemblyman, who also is a professional British rule. the founder of the Keyport Histoncal Society, and educator, spoke briefly, aiming a special message After the British cut down the tree and used it Paul-Rowley, a seven-year-old resident, released to his younger listeners for fire wood, the patriots turned the fallen tree the tan drape which covered the caned stone "If you are looking for drama and excitement. into a symbol of the revolution in the form of a marker. 1 commend to you the 200 years of American his- new (lag. Sealed beneath the new monument is a stain- tory," he said. The flag they created featured a bnghl green less steel time capsule which contains micro- Clergymen who spoke emphasized the direct tree on a solid background of white. Atop the flag BICENTENNIAL DIGNITARIES — Seated speakers at Keyport's Bicen- filmed data of Keypori's past and present. involvement of Divine Providence in the making are the words: "An Appeal lo Heaven." tennial Dedication Program on Saturday are, left to right, Assemblyman :The capsule is a way of confirming our faith of the nation. A replica of the flag flys atop a flagpole next Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth; the Rev. E.P. Ball, pastor of Calvary in the future," Mrs. Norrine Schanck. president "All (of the founding fathers) were believers to Keyport's "Liberty Tree." Baptist Church; the Rev. Eugene Gregory, pastor of the First Baptist of the historical society, told the gathering. in the Creator — in God." remarked the Rey. S. On the same day. the borough plans lo dedi- Church; the Rev. S.T. Scholten, pastor of the Reformed Church of Keyport, She noted that the capsule's contents range in T Scholten, pastor of the Reformed Church of cate its new $66,000 municipal fishing pier — just and the Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd, pastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic age and variety from an 18th century documenl of Keyport. ^ throw away from the new monument Church. Percy Washlngtpn, chairman of the town's Bicentennial Commis- indenture to some of the most current minutes of Following a selection of early American songs ' «rty Tree" off American Legion Drive. • sion, Is at the podium. ______^______The inside story School bell tO peal THE HIM III II Haiy aid •« today; partly cloidj. Ml as warm tonmw. Caapkle reptrt u page 1. on nation's birthday

..17 1 Betlty, Norwegian style ..... ' n_By. JAN• Afc.1 E• ' FODERAR0AADDIDOA lawIniiinn oi\tf thIken city'oiln'is* SenioCOBIArP HigUJnhk Mrklr. Dunflunln* said»"ilil. Newest of Ike spring brides ..II ..II School. "We found it buried in a lot Vaaks, Mets beatea; Phil bits rlig.. LONG BRANCH - It's a It has been recovered from of debris," he continued. MMtrtusco befiddlea Reda, 5 1 ..II 100-year-old bell that once debris in a garage, polished "And it seemed so fitting that Bridge Advfce 1$ DAILY REGISTER struck terror in the hearts of by students and mounted with it was made in 1876 ... the CUisllkd Il-M PHONE NUMBERS small children as it pealed care to become the symbol of date is inscribed right on the Cwnlei I* Mala Office M2-«N each morning from the tower the Bicentennial celebration ben." planned [or all 10 schools in Mr. Dunn said that students CMtea^wary Lite 17 !• TtUFrae fll-NM of the old Long Branch Gram- Long Branch. helped shine the bell and ar- Crtsswtrd Prate 1* TollFrr* W-IIM mar School on Morris Ave. rangements were made to Editorials « Classified Deft MM7M With every urgent ring of Kenneth Dunn, principal of move it with a lift. ("It must Eatertalaaeat, TV M Ctrcalattoa Dept Ml-mt the enormous bell, the chil- the Broadway School and weigh more than a ton," he Flaaadal W SptrU Dept Ml-NM dren's steps quickened until chairman of the district's Bi- estimated.) Make A Dale M MMdletowi Bimi.....fll-*UI finally they broke into a dead centennial program, ex- OMUuries • 4 FreeMd Bucaa 4O-2I21 run, afraid of being late for pressed delight that, quite by "We first thought about put- <•••»<• 11-11 LMg Braack Bareaa ..222-ftll school. accident, the bell was found ting it in the A. A. Anastasia opvros •• Times have changed. in this, the Bicentennial year. School on Morris Ave. since it Today, the bell - cast in 1876 "Somebody discovered it in came originally from the old DdetlaMe Shrimp, Ftadtr in Troy, N.Y., to ring out over a garage of Pupil Personnel grammar school which was Lunchecn-Faatao Sham, Tues Sumptuous Quiche and Crepes. Every Tues. fashion Long Branch - graces the Services on Westwood Ave," torn down," he said. •WKpWIrhaLMl Walk F*r Maaklad May I ~ show at Fromagerle, 843-8088 "But then we decided ev- CITY BELL RECOVERED - This bell was cast In Troy, N.Y., In 1876, was Sponsored a walker yel? AlteiliM Realtors! Free "Ofc* HMte" erybody should be able to en- discovered recently and mounted at Long Branch Senior High School. Here F»rty Uve Tt—H Sktppt Don't miss out on The Daily tomorrow night al the Shad joy it and chose the outdoor Register Private Property owbrook Restaurant, "How It's admired by, from left, Milton Hughes, superintendent of schools; Ken- fltkcjr rMlbe Large sale Rack. Warmup's location at the high school," lo 50% off. Dunlap balls 2 25. Week Special Section on April To Buy A Piece of America." neth Dunn, Broadway School principal and schools Bicentennial chairman; Rt. M, Eatontown Parts De- Mr. Dunn said, noting that Mrs. Nancy McCaffrey, PTA Council representative; and Mrs. Anna partment open Sat. t-l p.m. New merchandise. 314 Willow, 23. Deadline Wed., April 21. presented by Board of Real- See SekMl hell, page 2 MJ-7W7. Little Silver. Get your ads in early! tors, 7-11 p.m. Dome, elementary school supervisor and bicentennial committee member. 2 The Cfaily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 19. 1976 fA Chorus Line,' Travesties' win top Tony Awards piece is a wild cerebral and By WILLIAM GLOVER star class went lo Irene lisch, lyrics. Edward Kleban: Worth, for her portrayal of an lighting design. Tharon Mus linguistic romp about a In ser; director, Michael Ben pnlhetical meeting in 1917 NEW YORK about young performers pard. author of "Travesties." rector or producer, receive long thank you speeches were trying to break into the big were the only Bnlor.s lo win the first annual Lawrenc the reason. time — by James Kirkwood in competitive classes, a de Linger pri/v for "dis In addition lo Wood, indi- and Nicholas Dante: the dine from the pattern of re unwished lifetime achieve vidual acting honors in the score, music by Marvin Ham cent seasons The Sloppard menl "

WINNING LINEUP — Best actresses and actors Irene Worth, best dramatic actress; Donna 41st Easter Promenade hold their Tonys awarded last night during the an- McKechnle, best musical actress, and ,John Wood, nual awards presentation In New York City. From selected best actor. left, are George Rose, named best musical actor; shows Bicentennial frills (Continued) red stripes 2 indicted Matthew Krumme. Ihe eldesl child and I lit* only boy. said Mrs. Humphrey, "and they reflect your mood." wore an ivory wide-lapeled suit How did her red blazer, navy knit skirt and striped The children acknowledged that Ihe day had been TION sweater reflect her mood? "fun" but keeping Ihe ivory outfits clean "hadn'l been By The Associated Press "I'm just so very happy" she said, offering photo- much fun." in welfare graphers a wide grin. Matthew's sisters gleefully pointed out Iheir brother's Mrs. Humphrey offered her own philosophy on dress- scuffed pantleg to photographers Flood danger said far from over ing. Did they enjoy dressing up for Ihe day'.' "I always try to look my best and I try to buy versa- "Eh, sort of..." began one of Ihe children as lift MINOT, N.D — Flooding danger is far from over, city of- tile clothes which can be adapted to different situations." Krumme piped in with an emphatic "Yes ficials warned Minot residents today, even though the level of fraud case she explained. But not everyoone walked away wilh a trophy the Souris River has begun dropping slowly. She noted that her winning blazer outfit would prob- FREEHOLD - Two Mid lowing were among those Mrs Lee Rice of Rloomfirld designed and wore a The 12,000 persons evacuated from their homes last week ably be worn to her classroom — minus Ihe white dletown residents have been handed up to Superior Court creation dubbed "an edible hat." are being told it may be two weeks before they can return. gloves, bold patterned scarf and wheat colored brim hat indicted by a county grand Judge Merrill Lane Jr.. coun- Mrs. Rice sported a brimmed lophal decorated with The river, which crested yesterday at seven feet above jury on charges of defrauding ty assignemlnt judge The fifty-two year old winner of the men's pageant is jelly beans, marshmallow chicks and colored cggl Ami flood stage, is expected to continue with peak flows of 10.000 the county Welfare Board of a Gayle Thomas. 26. and Les- employed with the Equal Employment Opportunity office they were all real. • cubic feet per second for several days and to remain above total of $15,132 between 1972 lie Forehand. 20. both of Ce- at Ft. Monmouth. Somewhat disgruntled that her outfit was nut cited normal until mid-May The river was dropping at an average and 1975. dar St., Red Bank, are Mr. Jones was decked out in a color-coordinated pink by the panel of judges, Mrs. Rice said lhal next year she of .01 inches every two hours, the National Weather Service plaid jack with a pink shirt and pink pants. He topped off The indictment charges charged with robbing John "will be going to Atlantic City, because I'll never win in said. his outfit with a white silk tie. that- James Quirk. 46. and Wood, trading as Airport Tex- Asbury." .The crest was one foot lower than had been feared. Emer- aco. 390 Shrewsbury Ave.. Admitting that a man of his height, six feet, often has "After all, there are more thai) :I5(I jelly beans hand- gency dikes as high as 25 feet were credited with helping pre- May Quirk. 40. both of Thompson Ave., Middletown. Red Bank, of f345 al difficulty being fitted in clothes. Mr Jones limits his sewn on this hat — not lo mention the resl of Ihe outfit." vail the fifth flood in seven years in low-lying sections of the knifepoint Sept. 19 in Red shopping to one or two stores where he is certain that he she added She also designed her door length pink lace city. are accused of obtaining $10,620 under false pretenses Rank. can find what meets his needs. gown. between Aug 1. 1972 and May Mark Johnson. 20. of Bel- The outfit he wore yesterday, said Mr Jones, is two In a special honor, the Richard Kydmski family of 2 charged in movie guards' death 1 from the Welfare Board and monl Ave . Long Branch, is years old. Manasquan was cited for their authentic Bicentennial "I like good clothes. They make the man," he com- costumes. NEW YORK — Two men who gave themselves up to a failing to report that they charged with robbing Bruce mented. Mrs. Rydinski made the colonial costumes for her- . priest and protested innocence have been charged with shoot- were both employed during Seaman, Sea Bright, of 150. In his office, with a staff of six, Mr. Jones said that self, her husband and their sun. Stepehen ing down two armored car guards a week ago in a 42nd Street that period June 26 in Long Branch. everyone is somewhat clothes-conscious. William Shiel, Asbury Park city manager, was voted theater They also are charged with Elton R. Morris. 32. of Gar- "I was surprised not to see more leisure suits here Best Dressed City Father in i close race wilh Coun- The guard, William Cotter, 55, and John Clarke, 65, were obtaining $4.1.512 under false field Court, Long Branch, is today," he said, adding that he has some in his own cilman Benjamin Edelstein killed last Monday when tour masked men surprised them in pretenses Aug. 1. 1972 and charged with attempting to 1 wardrobe. Mr. Shiel sported a subdued gfeen sun. compared lo the lobby of the New Amsterdam movie house, onetime show- Jan. 1, 1975 by failing to re- break into West Bergen Mar- The Krumtne family of four children were dressed in Mr. Edelstein's flashier brown patterned slacks and jack case for the Ziegfield Follies and other Broadway shows. port that they were both em- ket. 128 West Bergen Place, matching ivory coats, trimmed with bands of green and et. The gunmen fled, leaving behind the theater's weekend ployed during this period lied Bank. Dec. 2. recipts, which the guards had come to pick up. This indictment and the fol James Young of Phila- The two men charged yesterday are Milton Stronza, 38, delphia is charged with pos- an unemployeoVtruck driver, and Louie Roman, 26, an unem- sessing a pistol without a per- ployed construction worker mil Aug. 13 in Freehold Gov. Byrne Township. The two had gone to the Rev. John Luce, rector of St. Ann's Episcopal Church, and he accompanied them to a po- Lewis Tilton Jr . 32. ol lice station. With them were two New York Daily News re- to be on air Beach St.. Sea Bright, is porters, who had met with the suspects and the priest through LINCROFT - WBJB-FM. charged with threatneing to a telephone tip. the radio station of Brookdale kill Mrs Marie Potter. 1 Community College, will tic Beach SI . Sea Bright. July in lo a network of New Jersey 23 in Sea Bright GNP gain report expected college radio stations at 7 Joseph Gulick. 66. of Hol- WASHINGTON - The U.S. economic output of goods and p in tomorrow to give local land Road. Middletown. is services as measured by the latest Gross National Product is residents an opportunity to charged with possessing expected to show another improvement. question Gov Brendan T marijuana, maintaining a The latest figures on the GNP are due out today from the Byrne about several topical common nuisance at his ad- Commerce Department and cover the first quarter of the issues. dress where persons could re- year. Commerce Secretary Elliot L. Richardson says he ex- Gov, Byrne will appear on a sort (Or unlawful distribution pects that the rate of growth for the first three months will be live call-in program origina- "I marijuana and contributing higher than for the previous three months, when the GNP ting from WRSU-FM. the ra- lo the delinquency of a 17- grew at an annual rate of 5 per cent. dio station of Rutgers Univer- year-old girl by. allowing her But Richardson noted in an article in "Commerce Amer- sity in New Brunswick He lo be present where mari- ica," his department's monthly magazine, that the GNP, after can be heard al the same juana was being used Dec. 29. adjustment for inflation, would have to grow by 8.5 per cent time over WBJB. 905 on the 1974. to retain the prerecession peak. FM dial, within a 50-mile RoyColeman. 19. of Rl 522. radius of the Lincroft One of the suspects was quoted as saying, "We want to Freehold, is charged with campus. breaking into the home of find out what's going on. We didn't have anything to do with Bernard Tellier. 30 Willow- that armed robbery." Gov. Byrne is expected to brook Road. Freehold and Police had earlier said they were looking for two other be asked questions about the stealing various articles val- VATICAN EASTER - Pop Paul VI (back to cam- men, Lawrence Oscar White. 42, and Ralph Scott, 32. state's fiscal condition, the blessing yesterday. In background Is view of St. ued at $4,216 July 18. Glenn era wearing miter) delivers his traditional Easter After questioning by homicide detectives. Stronza and Ro- proposed income tax. New Peter's Square packed by thousands of pilgrims. Montgomery. 18. of Francis Feast "Urbl et Orbl" (to the City and the World) man were booked on homicide charges. Jersey's role in the upcoming »P tlrtpMili national elections, education- Drive, Freehold, is charged Nostalgia aids Humphrey cause al funding (both secondary with aiding and abetting in and post-secondary), and oth- the break-in and larceny and WASHINGTON - Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey has nos- er topics by listeners. The with receiving stolen proper- Christians mark Easter in Rome talgia on his side in his "noncandidacy " for the Democratic number to call is 932-7887. ly, the various articles. presidential nomination, pollster Louise Harris contends Christians from around Ihe material prosperity.. Pope Paul said Christ's re pontiff said "There is a great kind of nostalgia about Hubert Hum- world sang the happy hymns The Pope omitted a direct surrection was "the corner- But he said achieving such phrey. It is the best way you can explain his candidacy," Har- of Easter at services in Je- mention of Communism in his stone of our faith and his a "transcendent resurrec- ris said on ABC's "Issues and Answers" program yesterday School bell to peal rusalem yesterday and address, delivered to a crowd tory." tion" without faith in Christ "He has become kind of the elder statesman in the Demo- thronged bazaars to buy of 230,000, but the Vatican's Christians who base Iheir would be impossible cratic party." said Harris, who added that Humphrey's image wooden crosses and holy campaign against Marxism love of humanity on the Gos- was continued by Stefan Car- fits "the New Deal pork chop, pork barrel approach to poli- books as souvenirs ol the land pel can happily support el Stop m and on nation's birthday dinal Wysznynski during an tics." . « of Christ. In St. Peters forts for Ihe "resurrection" of ask about The Minnesota senator is not running irr the primaries, Square, Pope Paul VI warned' Easter Mass in Warsaw. Po- society for "economic, cultur- (Continued) wear authentic Colonial cos- but he has said he would accept a draft at the Democratic against a "blind craving" for land. al and social betterment." the the school's maintenance de convention in July. * tumes and serve tea and cof- DIRECT partment made the new brick fee). There also will be exhib- Easter Sunday found noncandidates and candidates alike and wood base its of elementary school stu- keeping a low profile Most spent the day at home with their The Bicentennial chairman dents' Bicentennial projects, .DEPOSIT families Record heat boosts drea traffic said the bell's large clapper a choral concert and several Jimmy Garter, the leader in the early Democratic pri- (Continued) will be installed only for spe- other events, to be an- crowded onto the Beachway visitors returned home. No maries, attended church in his hometown of Plains, Ga., then cial celebrations such as July did not necessitate the closing and flocked to the stands and accidents, however, were re- opened a new campaign headquarters there. nounced. The weekend cele- 4 bration will be open to the of park gates, as visitors rides along the boardwalk. ported there," either. The bell has been placed at community, Mr. Dunn said. swarmed to the beach for Malawan saw unusually the high school in time for the The principal also was in- fishing and sunbathing. heavy traffic on Saturday, Weather: Hot three-day Bicentennial pro- volved in another Bicenten- Boating enthusiasts had a sometimes backing up from gram planned for the entire nial project earlier in the near perfect weekend to con- the center of the borough onto Record breaking neat con- the overnight low was 59 school system May 14, IS and school year. The school sys- tinue getting their boats into Rt. 34. Bui police there attrib- tinuing today Sunny and hazy Today's 7 am temperature 16 at the Junior High School tem published a booklet that the water from the Atlantic uted the traffic jam to people with high M to K but only 75 was 67 adjacent to the high school was distributed to all staff Highlands Marina. Local po- getting in some last minute to 80 near the ocean. Partly TIDES Sudy IMk According to Mr Dunn, the members and parent organi- lice there said there was a lot shopping for Easter. cloudy, not as warm tonight, TODAY-Low 5:53 p.m weekend of activities will be zations. It's a resource guide of traffic both days leading In other Bayshore commu- low near 60. Mostly sunny and TOMORROW - High 12:10 launched on Friday night, on the Bicentennial, suggest- into and out of the harbor nities and anticipated heavy not so warm tomorrow with a.m. and 12;46 p.m. and low May 14, with a rousing band ing appropriate activities, area along First ave. traffic because of the holiday high around 80. Outlook 6:35 a.m. and 6:58 p.m. concert. Activities lo follow projects and excursions for and sunshine never materia- Wednesday: Variable cloudi- For Red Bank and Rumson on Saturday and Sunday will different grade levels. There was a large crowd of lized, and everything ran ness, not as warm. bridge, add two hours; Sea include a Bicentennial puppet Discussing the future of the people at Holmdel Park ac- along smoothly in the area. In Long Branch, yes- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; show and an arts-and-crafts resurrected, centennial bell, cording to township police, terday's high temperature Long Branch, deduct 15 min- exhibit of work by area art- Mr. Dunn said: "We hope it but no problems, except for Heavy traflic also was re- was 88 and the low, 65 de- utes; Highlands bridge, add ists (members of the Long doesn't become an attraction parking, were reported. ported along the Garden State Branch Woman's Club will (ices. It was 75 al 6 p.m. and 40 minutes for vandals." . In Keansburg people Parkway as holiday weekend «**"«»• 'M I4.L., u.«-.|> SHREWSBURY N J APRIL i9 1976 The Daily Register 3 STATE Freehold youth drowns in pond FREEHOLD TpWNSIIlP - iinil did mil surface I'jlrnl p ill police said itglC \n park imprti\ementv Police are investigating Ihe mm Howard Green ami .ii.hr Police saul Ihc vnulh was Mu h as picnic tables have death yesterday of Wilbur Van Kirk dove mln Ihe pond swimming with il least two tieen made to the site Torres, 15, of 51 Hudson SI . but could mil find Ihe youth. Data on 3,000 inmates sought friends, bul iheir idenhlies Police said the depth of wa Freehold, who was found polite said TRENTON — The chairman of the New Jersey Parole wen mil released The Torres ter in the pond averages 7 dead by divers in a pond nn Assistance was summoned Board has subpoenaed the director of the state's prisons for \nulh was taken to the Mon- feet, and lhal il is 15 feel the Durand Conservation (rum Ihe Kamicw First Ud data on nearly 3,000 inmates in an effort to prevent more in- mouth Medical (enter. Long deep in some places and Rescue Squall. Middle eligible prisoners from being released Tract, Randolph Road lii.mch (HI an BUtopi) b) I he town, and Ihe l.incrnfl First Christopher Dietz, parole board chairman, said the sub- count) medical examiner Vsislinj; at Ihe scene were Police said they received a \itl Squad Divers (mm Ihe The llurand tract is nwned units from the Freehold and poena he signed orders the director of the Division of Correc- report at 5 31 p m, lhal a Fairview squad fnund the tion and Parole, William Kauver, to supply detailed records h\ Monmoulh County and is Manalapan Kn^lishtoun First youth had dived into Ihe pond youtll at appniKimalch 7 4i on the inmates It calls for information on each prisoner's maintained in its original Ud Squads date of sentence, length of sentence, jail time and credits for good behavior Dietz1 said prison officials had told him they cannot pro- vide the information because they have neither the money nor City shelter home resident the staff to collect the data The chairman said he issued the subpoena after finding the board had inadvertently released a prisoner who was not eligible for parole Dietz said he was alerted to the premature release by the severely burned in bathtub judge who had sentenced the convict. He said the prisoner was mistakenly freed because the board did not have com- n[ the wing of Ihe humc In nf his or her duties A city inspection of Ihe Wit- plete information on the inmate By ANN BRENOFF which he is assigned and wan Mi Vrmour said that from mer House premises is due LONG BRANCH - A resi tiered unnoticed into the bath iin initial meeting held F.astiT Friday Code enforcement of- Firm fined on water pollution dent of the Witmer House, 75 room Sunday afternoon w.ith some ficer Charles Kockhill will Cooper Ave . was hospitalized According to Mr Armour, n nf his employes, it was deler make the inspection CAMDEN — The first New Jersey prosecution of a water yesterday with second and is against nursing home rules mined lhat when Mr Danyi Tht' shelter cart' facilities polluter under the federal Water Pollution Act has resulted in third degree burns over '20 fur a patient to lake his bath turned on Ihe water he used such as Ihe Wilmer House, a $500 fine, U.S. Attorney Jonathan I. Goldstein announced per cent of his body caused unsupervised nnly'lhc hot water tap and did which house four or more The defendant, Mar-Tee Contractors, Inc , of Cape May, by scalding hot bath water Mr, Armour said he will be nut apply any cold residents, are required lo ob- pleaded guilty to a charge brought under the act and was ••aliltf pMto by Carl Farm DROWNING VICTIM - First Aidmen remove the IJJJIUT said thai the 71 year filing a complete repnii ilHhe "WP have the water irm tain stall' licenses The Wit- fined (500 Thursday in U.S. District Court here, Goldstein body of Wilbur Torres, 15, from a boat after it was old shelter care resident was incident with the stall' Dt peralure checked regularly mer House has approximately said. The maximum fine for the offense was (10,000. recovered by divers yesterday in a pond on the found in a tub filled with parlmenl of Health within 72 (in compliance with stale 70 residents The firm owns and operates a landfill in Middle Town- Durand Conservation Tract, Randolph Road, Free- scalding hoi water with Ihe hours regulation!) by a plumber II The Witmer.House, and oth- ship. It pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to notify the U.S. hold Township. An autopsy is scheduled to deter- shower running on him There Tht' owner said he already cannot be above 110 degrees ' er licensed and unlicensed Coast Guard about a waste leakage that occurred for almost mine the cause of death. Police report the youth, was no attendanl present has launched a probe into the said Mr Armour boarding homes and shelter one week in April 1973. of 51 Hudson St., Freehold, was swimming with The victim was identified circumstances to determine if The same plumber was tare facilities in (his city friends. as Louis Danyi. He was listed any of the nursing hnme em called to the Wilmer House have recently been the target Fatal crash victims identified in satisfactory condition last plityes was guilty of neglect yesterday lo verify Ihe water of harsh criticism temperature, he added. OlK councilman, Richard J CHESTER TOWNSHIP - Four persons killed in an au- night al Monmoulh Medical Mr Armour said he intends Traversa, has publicly called tomobile crash here have been identified as a North Plainfield Center. lo meet further with several for closer city scrutiny of the . couple and a man and woman from Morris County. Killed on Kennedy seeks The Long Branch Firsl Aid employes today Route 206 in this Morris County community Saturday were Squad responded to a call hornet. George R Howell, 47, of Morris Plains; Rose Gonzales, 35,,of from the Witmer House at Boonton, and Kiml Havasy, 55, and his wife Louise, 54. 0:46 am. Mr. Danyi was EVEN IN THE BEST OF HOMES Mrs Gonzales' two daughters — Natalie, 3, and Olga, 5 — restoration of fqund standing, assisted by were injured in the accident They were admitted to Morris- Witmer House personnel 'He town Memorial Hospital. was draped in a sheet. , The Havasys' dog also died in the crash. Center funds The first aid squad adminis- Police said Mrs Gonzales and her daughters were riding tered first aid on the scene in a sedan driven by Howell when it collided in the highway's SEA GIRT - Assemblyman Mr. Kennedy pointed out and then placed Ihe man on a southbound lane with a van operated by Havasy. Brian T Kennedy, R-Mon that the Brisbane Center is stretcher to be transported lo Monmouth Medical Center Police said they were unable to determine which car was mouth, a member of the Joinl the only stale-operated in- in Ihe wrong lane Appropriations Committee, paitenl psychiatric center (or A hospital spokesman said plans to introduce a resolu the mentally ill pre-adoles- Mr Danyi is suffering from THERE IS SOMETHING MISSING THAT WOULD MAKE tion to restore all of the II.I Ctnl children which is not a second and third degree IT MORE COMFORTABLE FOR YOUR FAMILY'S LIV- ING ONLY YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS CALL AND LET TWA beer promo halted by ABC million in funds necessary to part of a large adult mental burns on 20 per cent of his US KNOW SO WE CAN' PUT IT INTO BEING AS YOU NEWARK — An airline promotion that promised free allow the Arthur Brisbane hospital He also said that body, with much of Ihe injury DESIRE beer to passengers who have to wait for their baggage has Child Treatment Center to Brisbane accepts those chil- centered on his back QUOTES ON ANYTHING IMAGINABLE' been halted by the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Division. continue its operations. dren who have been described Owner of Ihe Witmer The promotion had been sponsored at Newark Inter- According to Mr. Kennedy, as hard to place or who have House, Thomas Armour, last national Airport by TransWorld Airlines. Passengers who did the budget presented by Gov experienced failures in foster night called the Danyi in- homes and in school. * SCHLOEDER * not have their bags in hand 14 minutes after leaving their Brendan T. Byrne provides cident "an accident ' NEW EXALTED RU- plane were entitled to a free beer at the airport bar or the $250,000 to phase out the ten In touring the facilities at He said thai Mr Danyi was LER — Joseph Catalano WHEN IT TAKES THE FINEST TO SATISFY airline's lounge. ter. "The funds for Inpalicnt Brisbane, Mr. Kennedy fur- a private boarding home of 51 Hollywood Ave., But two ABC agents ordered the promotion disbanded Care and Health Services ther commented. "I was patient who had been living West Long Branch, is P.O. BOX 97, RED BANK Thursday on grounds it was "designed to unduly increase the were completely eliminated deeply impressed by the work at the Witmer House for some the new exalted ruler of consumption of alcoholic beverages," a violation of state law. by Gov. Byrne and his budg done by Dr. Evelyn P. Ivey time. the Long Branch lodge CALL ANYTIME 229-6540 William S. Borden, TWA's general manager for New Jer- et," said Mr. Kennedy and her staff at Brisbane. He said Mr Danyi went oul of Elks. sey, said the promotion was his idea He said it was designed "I have toured the facility They should receive addition- to underscore TWA's claim to be the "on-time airline." at Brisbane and I think it al funds because their pro- The promotion began March 8 but not a single passenger would be a disgrace to allow gram works.. "Why do we al- took advantage of it. Borden said passengers who had waited the Center to be phased out." ways seem to punish those for their luggage apparently decided they had spent enough he said. "How Gov. Byrne who succeed?" he asked. time at the airport could even think of eliminat- "The center has done an ing a facility that has helped excellent job and it has so many children as the Ar- gained the respect, support N.J. man's firm short $10 million thur Brisbane Center has, is and affection of the local NEWARK - The blue blooded owners of Pritchard & totally irresponsible," communities surrounding Baird Corp., an international insurance conglomerate, with- charged Assemblyman Ken- Brisbane," added Mr. Ken- Thehigh drew |104 million from accounts entrusted to their care by nedy nedy. 900 corporate customers, according to documents filed in a federal bankruptcy case he.re. The evidence shows some of the money went to embellish the lifestyle of the principal owner, Charles H. Pritchard Jr., a member of New Jersey's hunt-country aristocracy and a Hijacker is slain, one-tune co-owner of vast cattle ranches out west. interest book. Pritchard & Baird Corp. of Morristown and its subsi- diaries in New York, Hong Kong and Rhode Island are now hostages unhurt bankrupt; the customers arc clamoring for their money; and a criminal investigation and new government regulations are DENVER (AP) - A gun for Mexico if necessary. "The being readied. man siezed a private plane in important thing to us was Pritchard, a 1948 Princeton graduate and member of New Nebraska yesterday, ordered that no lives were lost," Ro- Jersey's most exclusive clubs, was at one time the owner of the pilot to fly toDenvir and sack said. the largest ranch In Nevada. held two hostages for seven About three hours after the Pritchard's own deposition disclosed he spent (1.2 million hours before being shot to small plane landed at Staple- to buy and furnish his 125-acre estate in Bedminister, which death by FBI agents, and FBI ton, it took off and flew a dwarfs the house of one of his neighbors and fellow fox hunt- spokesman said. circling pattern over the air- ers — Jacqueline Onassis. port, then landed and re- The FBI spokesman, Ted fueled. It took to the air again Rosack, said the gunman, Ro- about 10 l> in and headed Exxon plant blaze quelled ger S Lentz, 30, of Grand Is- north toward Greely p A hl f h b land. Neb., was shot and At one point, the FBI J — A smoky chemical fire that burned for four killed in an exchange of gun- said, Lentz asked for clear- hours yesterday at Exxon's Bayway Refinery here probably fire with FBI agents aboard a ance to land at Casper, Wyo.. began in a four-story storage shed that houses "highly vol- Convair 990 at Stapleton In- bill the plane turned back to- atile " material, officials say. ternational Airport ward Denver instead. Firefighters from Linden, Roselle and Rahway brought The hostages were not hurt, Robert Stapp. the informa- the blaze under control about an hour after it broke out at 1 Rosack said tion officer at Stapleton, said p.m., but it took more than three additional hours to douse it authorities rejected a demand completely. Lentz, wielding a shotgun from Lenlz that three stew- An Exxon spokesman said the dro, ,w;is not considered and a 22-caliber pistol, had ardesses be aboard the larger serious because it was "isolated and quickly brought under demanded a commercial jet plane control." He said nearby residences were never endangered to fly to Mexico, the FBI said It was the largest fire at the complex since 1970, when a The Convair was being pre-

Branch Offlcn election of 10 Community De- Surviving are his widow, 171 Rl. 35, Mlddltnon, N.J 07741 velopment Program (ilizens Mrs. Helen Waung; two sons. 30 eat Moln M . Frnhold. N.J 07711 m Broodwoy, Long Branch, NJ. O77« Board members' has been Samuel S S. Waung ot Hong Kong, and Dr. Hsiu Nan Mtmbtr of tht Auoclaltd Prw» — Tho ASMClattd Prttl It tntllltd postponed with a new date to ncKnlvtlv to Ifct uu ol oil tin local tmn prMM In tht mwipoper oi be set, according to George Wang, with whom he lived; MM at all AP ntwt dltpotchtt. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK R. LaSurc. program director one granddaughter, and one -AJNTD Stcond Clou putooi paid ol Rtd Bank, N.J. 0)701 and ol Mlddli- great-grandson W»n. N J 07741. Pubilihtd dolly, Monday thrown Friday. Moll «*- The election was to be held icrlptloni payoblt In odvonci Saturday In seven districts The John E. Day Funeral 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU / MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION IWHI. 1 Month 3Monlht iMonllii Mrtor Mr. LaSure said II will be Home. Red Bank, is in charge We U SO tt.SO III W *35 DO I • MEMBER FDIC Horn. dtlMry by Corrltr 71 Ctntt 0 «lrt held after the June 2 primary of arrangements. Single copy ot coonttr 11 C«ntl Elmer T. Henfey 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1976 Mr*. Ida Applegale R. Z. Strasburger, M. Henfey of Charlotte. North iiHiHiHiimiitiiMiiiiiiittiiimiimmiiimiiiiiiii M1DDLETOWN - Mrs Ida MIDDLETOWN - Elmer G.W. Conover, Applegale. 89. ol J81 Port T Henfey. M, IB Lakeside Carolina; one daughter, Miss was Civil Rights activist Monmoulh Road, died yes- Ave., Nivesink, died yes Margaret Anne Henfey. it retired editor terday at Ihe Hilltop Nursing terday al Monmouth Medical home, three sisters. Mrs. was an antiwar activist, and Shirley Heston of Belford. Obituaries RED BANK - Richard I. Home Center, Long Branch FLEM1NGTON (AP) - 0. dunng his life Ihe plainlif in She was born in Newark Mrs. Dolores Alverson of At- itiiitiitiMimmtiiimtmiiiiiiiuHiimiiimiiiiiiiniHiiiMii Wallace Conover. a retired Strasburger, 71. of X Oakland federal litigation involving and had lived here tor most He was born in Phila- lantic Highlands, and Mrs editor of the Somerset Mes St.. died Friday in Neptune pension rights of her life delphia, and lived here 16 Clair Robinson of Phila- senger Gazette and a former Mr Strasburger moved She was Ihe widow of years. Mr Henfey was a re- delphia, and two grand- Memorial rites held president of the New Jersey Mr Strasburger was a re- here 33 years ago from Pitts- Geogge Applegale, who died tired chief boatswain's mate, daughters Press Association, died Eas- tired bookeeper and postal burgh, where he was born He in 1941 US. Coast Guard, at Sandy Posten's Funeral Home, At- ter Sunday at Hunlerdon Me railway clerk. For nearly 20 Hook, where he was stationed lantic Highlands, is in charge for Karen Lindsley dical Center here He was 74 years he worked handling She was a member of the Greater Senior Citizens Orga for 18% years of arrangements Conover edited the weekly Mrs. T. Frank, wan mail on the Red Bank to ARLINGTON, Mass - A Bank Register from 1053 until m/.iiiiui of Middlelown Town- Mr. Henfey recently retired Messenger Gazette for 31 Trenton mail run. He was re- memorial service look place 1956. delighting sailing buffs Matawan GOP aide ship from the civil service at Ft years prior to his retirement moved from his job in 19(0 by Friday in Ihe Memorial in the Red Bank. N.J.. area Lottery winner in 1972 Among the events he MATAWAN - Mrs Bar the Loyalty Review Board for Surviving is one nephew. Monmouth He was a member Church, Harvard University. with her column "News From covered during his career bara B Frank. 46. of 3 Edge- having belonged to the Com- Kichard Freysinger. East of St Agnes Roman Catholic TRENTON - The winning Cambridge, (or Miss Karen the Navesink " was the Lindbergh kidnap mere Drive died Friday in munist Party He sued eight Keansburg Church. Atlantic Highlands number in the New Jersey Lee Lindsley, 17, of 55 Kal While leaching malhemal years later to win his pension I rial, which took place here her home. Funeral arrangements are He is survived by his wid- Pick-It lottery for Saturday mouth Road, who died its and physics in the North- rights denied him because of under the direction of the Conover was elected presi- Mrs Frank, a Republican ow. Mrs Eleanor Henfey; was 912 The straight bel paid Thursday in Massachusetts field (Mass ) School for Girls. committeewoman from the his political affiliation, and John J Ryan Home for Fu- (218; the box bet. $M. and Ihe Miss Lindsley was among five dent of the NJPA in 1957 He two sons, Brian E Henfey of General Hospital, Boston Third District, was a resident his pension was restored by a nerals, Keansburg front and back pair. 12150 Monmouth County. N.J.. resi- served as its treasurer and as Brick Township, and Barry Miss Lindsley, the daughter here for 22 years. federal District Court ruling dents who took part in Ihe a member of the board of di- n( Mr and Mrs A. Jackson She is survived by her hus- in 1972 Arthur J. Shechan 1965 civil rights march from rectors (or 12 years Lindsley of 77 Hance Road, band, Thomas Frank; five During the 1940s Mr. Stras- FT MEYERS, Fla - Ar- Selma, Ala , to Montgomery, Conover Jeaves a widow. fair Haven, N.J.. worked as sons, Charles, Douglas, Eric. burger was an unsuccessful thur J. Sheehan, 67, of 18 Tan C.B.S. SUPERMARKET the Alabama capital On her Mildred, a son. Wallace, and I copy girl, reporter and col- Byron and Thomas Frank, all candidate for the national gerini CL died Wednesday in return to New Jersey she adaughter. Mrs Frank 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG umnist lor the (then) Red presidency of the Railway his home. wrote an article entitled Bourke. at home; a daughter. Mrs Mail Association. His plat He was an FBI agent wilh "Why I Marched in Ala- Services were scheduled Claudia Houston of Yonkers. form was to desegregate the the bureau's immigration di- John H. McKenna bama" for The Daily Register Wednesday in the United Re NY, and her parents, Mr PICK-IT union's locals vision EAST KEANSBURG - which appeared March 29. formed Church. Somerville and Mrs. Walter P Swanson. Surviving are his widow. John It McKenna, 73. of 21 1965 here. He was one of the founders Walling Place died yesterday The Bedle Funeral Home, of the antiwar movement in Mrs. Evelyn P Sheehan, and JERSEY NUMBER GAME Born in New York City. Robert J. Leaman In Hiverview Hospital. Red here, is in charge of arrange- this area, a founder of Ihe a daughter, Mrs Judith Funk Mi1.'. Lindsley spent most of LAURENCE HARBOR - Pick any three numbers — you can play Bank, following a brief ill- ments. county chapter of the Ameri- of Matawan, N.J. her youth in Fair Haven, Robert J. Leaman Sr. 61. of from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week ness. can Civil Liberties Union, and The Day Funeal Home, graduating in 1956 from Rum 354 Miller Ave. died yesterday Melvin F. Benson a member of the county chap- Keyport, N J, is in charge of WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Mr McKenna was born in' son-Fair Haven Regional in South Amboy Memorial VERO BEACH. Fla - Mel- ter of the National Organiza arrangements Jersey city He lived here for High School with a Borden Hospital, South Amboy. vin F. Benson, 90, of 14 Eaton tion for Women. the past 25 years He was em- Scholarship She received her Mr Leaman moved here 40 Road, Eatontown. N J . died His wife, Mrs Bessie Stras- ployed as a paper slitter with bachelor's degree in philoso years ago from Jersey City, April 12 at Vero Beach Com- burger, died in 1971 the American Can Co. Hill- phy and English from Well where he was born munity Hospital. Surviving are a son. Allen REMEMBER THIS EASTER FOR side esley College in I960 After He was a member of the B Strasburger, with whom he Surviving are his widow. her graduation she taught Born in Mendin. Iowa, he First Community Church, lived in Eatontown for almost lived; two daughters, Mrs Mrs Mary 11 McKenna, two mathematics at Rosemary here, a past member of the YEARS TO COME WITH EXPERT 25 years. Amanda Porter of Fairless sons, John G. McKenna of Hall in Greenwich. Conn , and Laurence Harbor First Aid A retired salesman, he was Mills, Pa., and Mrs Dorothy Belford, and' James in the Northtield School for Squad, and a member of the a member of Ihe Kalonlnwn Argyros of Neptune; a step- McKenna, here; two da ugh Girls 25 Year Club of the Hercules Presbyterian Church brother, Matthew Doran of ters, Mrs. Mary Stiles of Jer- Chemical Co , Parlin He was Miss Lindsley completed Surviving are a sister. Mrs Atlantic City; 10 grand- sey City, and Miss Bobby a retired millwright PHOTOFINISHING courses in physics at Rutgers McKenna, at home; five Leah Glanville of Cayahoga children, and a great-grand and Princeton Universities in brothers, Joseph and Edward Surviving are his widow. Falls, Ohio, a brother. Ralph child IW1 and 1963 She studied the- McKenna, both of Jersey Mrs. Mildred G Leaman; a Benson of Pennsylvania, two •The John W Mehlenbeck FROM ology at Union Theological City, Frank and James son, Robert J Leaman Jr. at daughters, Mrs. Beverly Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in Seminary in 1964 From 1965 McKenna, both here, and home; two daughters. Mrs Stickle, here, and Mrs. Lor- charge of arrangements to 1967 she was research as- George McKenna of Engle- Theodore Kubik, here, and Al- raine V. Ransom of Eaton sistant and secretary to Dr. wood; three sisters. Mrs bert Pitcher of East Brunsw- town; 11 grandchildren and Gordon Allporl. Harvard Genevieve Amatrudi of Stew- ick, three brothers, George nine greatgrandchildren 'I •IOIII.I* Bonello psychologist, and in 1968 she art, Fla , Mrs Elizabeth Leaman of Woodridge, How- took a similar post with Dr Funeral services were held LONG BRANCH - Thomas Bumes, here, and Mrs Mane ard Leaman of Lyndhurst. Thomas Petligrew. another in Ft. Pierce, Fla on Wednes- Bonello. 77. of 111 Union Ave . Mount, Jersey City; nine and Alfred Leaman of Whit- Harvard psychologist She day. died yesterday at Monmouth grandchildren, and three ing, and 14 grandchildren spent the two following years Medical Center, here great-grandchildren. The Day Funeral Home. Mrs. John McGreevy He was a lifelong city resi- as research assistant and sec- Keyport, is in charge of ar- The John J Ryan Home for retary to Dr Armand Nicholi rangements. UNION BEACH - Mrs' dent He was a retired con- Funerals, Keansburg, is in of Harvard, a psychiatrist Lois E. McGreevy. 46. of 803 struction worker. He was a charge of arrangements Slone Road died Saturday in World War I veteran, serving In 1971 Miss Lindsley ac- Charles* Reinlie Jersey Shore Medical Center. in the U.S. Army. cepted a teaching fellowship HIGHLANDS — Charles Neptune. Maurice A. Judge in Harvard's department of Reinlie. 92, of 10 Ocean It., Mrs McGreevy moved here He was a member of the KEANSBURG - Maurice religion, at the same time died Saturday at the Medi 19 years ago from Newark, Long Branch Elks Lodge He A. Judge, 70, of 23 Bellezza acting as adviser to graduate Center, Red Bank where she was bom. She was was a member of Ihe Ameri- Court died in his home Satur- students. From 1973 until 1975. He was born in Chicago, employed as a bookkeeper can Legion Post 44 and the day she was a lecturer in the de- and was a retired master with Sarbo Mechanical Engi- VFW Post 2795, Long Branch Mr Judge was bom in West partment of religion at clcrtroplater. neers, Mlddletown she was a He was president of Chester Meath, Ireland and moved Princeton University Surviving are two sons. communicant of St. Cath- A Arthur Senior Citizens here seven years ago from Returning to Harvard last James L. Reinlie of Deland. erines Roman Catholic Club, Long Hi .mill Brooklyn. year, Miss Lindsley com- Fla.. and Robert L Reinlie of Church, East Keansburg He was a retired railroad pleted the requirements for a Surviving are %is widow. Fort Walton Beach. Fla.; Surviving are her husband. clerk for the New York City dnctnrale in Christian theo- Mrs Anna Bonelioi one son, three daughters. Mrs June John M McGreevy; two Transit Authority, and a logy, selecting as her doctoral Thomas W Bonello.of Ocean- Mueller of Glenview. Ill Mrsdaughters, the Misses Kelly member of the Transport dissertation the Jesuit poet port ; a daughter.fttrs Arlene Ruthann Osmon of Leawood. Ann and Colleen McGreevy. Workers of America, Local Gerard Manlcy Hopkins and Kersey of E. llrujiswuk. one Kan . and Mrs Myrtle Wilson. both at home; her mother. 100, New York. The Dialectic of Stress." « n h whom he lived; 17 brother, John Bonello of BORDlKLiSS Mrs. Mary Williams, here. Surviving are his widow, She was awarded her docto- Ocean Township; six grand grandchildren and 10 great- and two brothers, Francis Mrs. Agnes II Judge; a son, rate by the Harvard Graduate children; three great-grand- grandchildren Williams of lronia, and Har- William Judge of Brooklyn; School of Arts and Sciences children. The John E. Day Funeral old Williams of Livingston only days before her death A three daughters, Mrs Joan Home, Red Bank, is in charge The WooUey Funeral Home, memorial will be established The Day Funeral'Home. Millmoore of Keyport. Mrs of arrangements. here, is in charoflt>r*rrangc- in her honor at Harvard Divi- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Anthony Roberts of Cleve- ments. nity School rangements. land. Ga , and Mrs Kenneth John Flynn Naylor of New York; two Besides her parents, Miss brothers, William and Joseph Lindsley is surved by a sis- KEANSBURG - John Judge, and a sister. Mrs ter. Mrs Stuart Webb of Eng- Flynn, 58. of Center Hotel. Mary Fallon. all of Ireland; land Km i Ave , died Friday, at ii grandchildren, and three Riverview Hospital, suddenly great-grandchildren Mrs. Efford Schaffer He was a member of the Ornamental Iron workers The John J Ryan Home for MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Union of Elizabeth Funerals, Keansburg, is in Mrs V. Ethel Schaffer. 75. of There are no known survi- charge of arrangements 65 Idolstone Lane died Friday vors. in Bayshore Community Hos- only at Funeral arrangements are pital, Holmdel. Robert O. Fairehild under the direction of the Mrs. Schaffrr was bom in John J. Ryan Home for Fu- LONG BRANCH - Robert Philadelphia and lived in New Keu/tone Saving nerals. Keansburg. 0. Fairehild, 392 Ocean Ave.. York City for most of her life died Friday at the Monmoulh She was a member of Ihe Medical Center, here. Cross of Glory Lutheran He moved to Long Branch Church , here. from Newark 17 years ago. Surviving are her husband. He was a retired building su- Efford J Schaffer. two sons. SPECIAL pervisor for New Jersey Bell Clifford K Schaffer of Man Telephone Company hus, NY, and Kenneth Surviving are his widow. Schaffer, Matawan, two Mrs. Alice Fairehild. a daughters. Miss Ann Schaffer. daughter, Mrs Janice Recan- and Mrs Jean Beverly, both zone, here, and three grand- here, and five grandchildren children. The John W Mehlenbeck SPRING TUNE-U The WooUey Funeral Home, Funeral Home, Hazlet. is in here, is In charge of arrange- charge of arrangmenls ments James J. Flynn INCLUDES KEYPORT - James J Flynn, 76. of 78 Broadway SHOP& • COMPLETE CHECK UP died Saturday in Riverview • Professional looking border- Hospital, Red Bank • BRAKES ADJUSTED less prints on satin silk finish. Mr Flynn was born here COMPARE • 20% more picture than and was a life long borough border-type. resident. He was a retired • DERAJLLERS ADJUSTED • Mode from your favorite self-employed commercial You can't beat Kodacolor negative. * fisherman, and a commu- Prown's for low • MOVING PARTS LUBRICATED nicant of St. Joseph's Roman prices and fine 4"x4" from square negative 3'/i"x4'/i" from 110 negative Catholic Church, here. quality plus great He is survived by two sons. • GENERAL CLEANING 3'/i"x5" from 35mm negative installation on James J. Jr. and Edward C. •All PARTS EXTRA Flynn. both here, and four • ALUM. REG. $11.00 grandchildren. • VINYL The Day Funeral Home, • STEEL SIDING Add $ 1.25 for developing here, is in charge of arrange- THIS FINE SERVICE IS MANAGED BY ments. CO e Kodacolor rolls. FREE OFFERED BY THE NEW HUNK ACKERMAN JIM KAEU m. Death Notice* ~~ MANAGEMENT OF COUNTRY BIKES MIA MMDNKH Bill PERKINS BONELLO - ihomo!, o>t n. w III union Aw . Long Bronch. on April ESTIMATE THRIFT DRUG STORES II. If?* at Monmouln Medical Center Funeral WtdnetdOY. April 71, U74 ot COMPLETE BIKE & SKATEBOARD SERVICE CENTER Ham from lh# Woollry Funeral Home. 10 Morrell St . Long Branch 741-7500 i FrUnOI mgy coll ol *f funeral home. Monday M p m and Tuetday. J 4 arid M p.m interment. Gtenwood Ceme TTNTVV SHREWSBURY PIAZA iffy Weft Long Branch MIDDLETOWN GORDON- »nr» M age »> ol L/1/1//V1 I\J IT. 35 and SHREWSBURY AVE. M Acorn Cl cle. Baltimore. Md . on April IS at fled Book Widow ol John S Gordon, devoted moiher ol Mory Buchner ond beloved inter of William bum's HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN PLAZA H and Robert R Montgomery Funer "PUBS 7«5So 01 *ervice* Monday April If. at ? p m I 32 BROAD ST., RED SANK CORNER HARMONY ROAD from the Firtt Pmbylprian Churrf, OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. fled Bank Contribution! moy be mode Optn Mlr I AM • 5:30 PM DAILY 10:30 TO 7:30 P.M. te me Socred MUIK Senei u' the Firil Fri. 'Ill • m SAT. 9:00 A.M. la 10 P.M. » Churrh ol Red Bank in HOURS FBI. 1 SAT. NITES TILL • SUNDAY NOON-6 ?M. SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. WHUHUIH in , niiiiuuuHIII SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY APRIL 19 1976 The Student at HHHIIS p-l* Hfience award Obits Unit will seek $2 million 1.1TTI.K SI1.VKR - 1'cler Miime deparlmenl He is m 14500 per year for four now eligibible lo compete for yean Scholarship holders IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMlMlllllllll Lehman, a senior at Ht*d Hank Regional High School the Bausch and l.omb schol- must pursue a concern rat urn David Kahn, 79, has been named winner (if Ihe arship at Ihe University of in science, engineering, math to launch battleship project Bausch and l.omb Hnnrary Rochester in New York emalirs. nursing, pre-medic Science Award by the school's The scholarship provides up al. or pre-dental programs ex-assemblyman RED BANK - Members of Estimates that the New would be considered for pos noted LONG BRANCH - David the Battleship New Jersey Jersey would be even more sible permanent locations to The National Park system Kahn, 71, of SI N. Bath Ave., Historical Museum Society successful than the other four berth the battleship, including is considering sponsoring a a former Essex County As- are going to try to float 12 battleship memorials were Horseshoe Cove and an area ferry system to bring visitors semblyman, died Thursday. million in donations in an ef- based on higher population known as Camp Low. which to Sandy Hook from metro- Mr. Kahn was bom in Rus- fort to bring the ship to Sandy figures in the state along with was once an Italian prisoner politan areas A tentative sia and came to the United Hook and permanently estab its densely populated sur- of-war detention place Both project to prevent (attic jam States in INS He lived in lish the vessel as a tourist at rounding areas sites would need extensive ups along Rt 36 is a parking Brooklyn for IS years before traction at Gateway National Discussion of the need for dredging before the battleship tot in the Keansburg area settling In Newark. Park. funds and society's plans could be docked. connecting to a ferry shuttle He was active in Republi- to the national park Now mothballed in Bremer- to raise the money came at a Describing the project as a can activities in that city and ton, Wash., a naval shipyard meeting of the society here at served one term as an Essex potential "top tourist .iin.n Comdr. Thomas Gorman. for inactive ships, the 887-foot the Molly Pitcher Hotel. lion," Mr. Ryan, said the USN-Kel. of l.mcrofl. esti- County Assemblyman. battleship will have to be Clov Brendan Byrne re Mr. Kahn moved here in slate of New Jersey would op mated lhat lowing the New towed through the Panama crnlly named nine commis- Jersey from the west coasl 1965 He was a member of the erate the ship under its de- Canal, spurced up and per- sioners to a Battleship New shipyard through the Panama Jewish War Veterans Post 316 partment of parks This, he manently anchored in an ac- Jersey Commission Among (anal and to a site on Sandy here. He was also a member predicted, would create aboul cessible location. these are the chairman, Vic 50 new jobs for the county. Hook would cost about of the United Jewish Appeal, As a state-operated money lor E. Dahn Jr., president of 1500.000 Towing estimates the Senior Citizens Club, and making attraction, society the society; Charles Ryan. He said the ship would get are being sought now from the American Legion, both members predicted visitor's Oceanport; Harry Levin. Kl all its power from the shore large companies on both west here. fees would return about %\% Monmouth; Dr. Norberl Traffic, Mr Ryan acknowl and east coasts, Mr (lorman He was a Navy veteran of million yearly This estimate I'suty. director of Marine Sci edged, would be a problem in said World War 1. is based on revenue figures ences at Rutgers University, the area, and he suggested ll- Mr. Kahn owned and oper- stemming from similar proj- and I.IIII Iozzi, director of en terations to Rt 36 to move ve- An additional II.I million ated movie theaters in New- ects on the battleships North vironmental education at Rut- hicles quickly in the northern would be needed for site prep lOWiST COST ark, Uewlyn, Mnmstown and Carolina, Texas, Arizona and gers sector of the highway Little aralion for Ihe battleship at West Orange, prior to his re- Masschusetts, all of which Mr Ryan vice president of could be done to speed the ac- Sandy Hook and the prepara tion of the ship (or in.mil,u NIWROOM tirement 18 years ago are moored in their home the battleship society said cess route through Long nance as a museum Save money either way — with a low Surviving are his widow. states. several sites at Sandy Hook Branch and Sea Bright, he Free Estimates-ALL JOBS cost new room addition or by adding a Mrs. Fanny Kahn; one daugh- The society also named Iwo dormer to your attic. Now you have the ter, Mrs. Elaine Barber of Short Hills women. Mrs extra space your family needs and at West Long Branch, two sis- (Irace Thompson and Mrs, the lowett prices around. There is no ters Mrs Mamie Feldman of Panel wants additional data Gloria Patnzio as coihairmen obligation for a free estimate so call Fort Lee and Mrs. Wendy nf fund raising Robert Loch- today. 24 hour phone service. Piscitelli of Ocean Township, er. Red Rank, was appointed and two grandchildren. membership chairman No Money Down - Terms Arranged on Any Improvement The Beraheim-Goldsticker before drilling leases sold The two Short Hills women Memorial Home, Irvlngton, is LINCROFT - A panel ol tor of the American Littoral worth the possible yield, the have recently written a rally in charge of arrangements. environmentalists maintain Society; Stephen Gordon, as- panel said song "the USS New Jersey " more should be known aboul sistant director of the Mew In addition, the panel said it The next meeting of the so MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Luke F. Murphy the effects of offshore oil and York Department of Environ- has not been determined if ciety will be May 20. and will HAZLET - Luke F Mur gas drilling before leases for mental Conservation; Donald the federal, state or ml com- be a birthday celebration (or HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN phy, 58, of 35 Golden Lane, the projects in the Atlantic Linsky, assistant counsel to panies would be liable fur Ihe battleship which was com missioned May 23.1943 741-5060 Middle Road Village, died Ocean are sold. Gov Brendan T. Byrne, and damage caused by a spill Saturday in Bayshore Com- Samuel B. Frazier, Gulf Oil munity Hospital, Holmdel, fol- The sale of the leases was Company advisor on explor- lowing a long illness. slated to begin next month, ation of oil sales. but the panel feels the date Mr. Murphy was born in will be postponed to August The lease sales are to in- Newark and moved here eight or October, although there clude the Baltimore Canyon months ago from Keansburg. trough, an area off the New has been no official con- He was a foreman with Brush Jersey, Delaware and Mary- firmation of this Manufactures of Newark. He land coasts. was a World War II Army The five-man panel ad The'ffancl said until prelim veteran and a member of the dressed a sparsely attended inary drilling is done, nobody Disabled American Veterans forum Saturday at Brookdale will know how much the oil or of Brick Township. Community College gas yield will be from the He is survived by his wid- Panel members were: Rich- land involved ow, Mrs. Frances Murphy ard Sullivan, former state en- This would make it difficult The John J. Ryan Home (or vironmental protection com to determine if the possible Funerals, Keansburg, is in missloner; Derrickson W damage to the tounst trades charge of arrangements Bennett, of Fair Haven, direc of the three states would be Mrs. Ruth Stonier BRICK TOWNSHIP - Mrs Hum Stonier. H, or 37 Bay- Democrats support view Drive, died Saturday, at the Paul Kimball Hospital, Lakewood, after a long ill- Lynch reelection bid ness. MIDDLETOWN - In as mayor in IK72. 1973 and She was born in Hoboken cumbent Township Com- 1974. and had lived in Staten Island mitteeman Thomas J. Lynch 'Commilteeman Lynch pro- before moving here eight Sr. has been endorsed for re- posed and saw through to law years ago. election unanimously by the the parental responsibility or- She was a member of the Mlddletown Democratic Ex- dinance that has become a Eastern Star, Staten Island; ecutive Committee. model for neighboring com the Old Guard Auxiliary. Mr. Lynch, now completing munties He also led the move Bricktown; the Elks Women's his second three-year term on to construct and light the Tin- Auxiliary, Bricktown; the the governing body, occupies dall Park tennis courts, a Cross of Glory Lutheran the only seat at stake in No- pay-as-you-go facility, at no Church, Matawan. vember. Because the Demo- cost to the taxpayers . . Tom She was the widow of Ar- crats hold four of the five Lynch's record in office war- chie Stonier who died two Township Committee seals, rants his reelection, but his years ago. control will not be an issue continuing programs demand reelection so he may remain Surviving are one son. Endorsing Mr. Lynch the one of Middletowns greatest Bruce Leemann of Matawan. committee members cited his assets," the members of the five grandchildren. record of community service, screening committee said The Waitt Funeral Home. in particular during his terms MorganvUle, is in charge of arrangements. George W. Erickson International union CLIFFWOOD BEACH - George W. Erickson, 73, of 378 Pinehurst Drive died Sat- reelects Leslie urday in the Cliffwide Heath Center, CUffwood. BAL HARBOUR, Fla - Mr. Erickson was born in The International Union of Butte, Mont., and moved here Operating Engineers, AFL- 10 years ago from New York CIO, at its 30th convention in City. the Americana Hotel here, YOU CAN RAISE YOUR BIG BARN IN A DAY. Triangle Pacific's He was a retired carpenter. unanimously reelected step exclusive "Big Barn" can be assembled in 15 easy to follow steps; complete Surviving are a son, John hen J. Leslie of Rumson as a with pe-assembled ribs, floor,al l wood construction, wood siding, asphalt shingles Erickson of Pennsylvania; a general vice president for an- and decorative hardware 8x8 There's nothing comparable at Itth price $ 229.95 daughter, Mrs. George Brem- other four-year term. ner, here, and a grandchild. Mr. Leslie for many years The Day Funeral Home, has headed his own Local 25, Keyport is in charge of ar- Marine Division, of the inter- rangements. national, which represents TP BRINGS THE BIG BARN IN THE SKY employes of all major dredg- Blefary charged ing companies from the Cana- TO YOUR PROMISED LAND dian border through to Flor- after accident ida. RUMSON - Curtis L. Ble- He has also for many years A real down-to-earth deal that'll save you much wampum fary, 32, of 25 Cloverdale represented the international Circle, Tinton Falls, has been as an executive board mem- , charged as Ihe driver of a ve- ber of the National Maritime hicle which struck a police Trades Department and is an LUMBER LAND- STORM PATIO EXTERIOR car and a light standard on executive board member of Stepkei J. Loll* Rumson Road. the Maritime Port Council of Mr Leslie will participate SPECIALS SCAPE DOORS DOORS DOORS Blefary, an ex-major league Greater New York and Vici- over the next few months in a baseball player, is scheduled nity. 2x4 Utility Studs Aluminum white 6-0x6-10 Themna-Truor series of national and region- for a court appearance May 3 The convention marked the TIES& crossbuck style, Rber-classics al conferences with represen- TOMATO 8'long 79* ea Aluminum, on charges of driving while 80th anniversary of the inter- tatives of government, man- pre-hung with insulated, ' intoxicated, leaving the scene national union. Attending it POSTS tempered and agement and labor for the de- PLYWOOD hardware. weaiherstripped. of an accident, and careless were W0 delegates represent- P1ANT insulated glass. velopment of offshore oil re- The real thing pre-hung with driving. Police say he de- ing 500,000 engineers in the 50 1/2" x4x 8 sheets sources by American petro- Tempered glass, lock sets. clined to take the drunk states, as well as Canada. S1AKES Mill Certified 4"x4"x8" Complete with ometer test. leum companies. complete with The law committee, under 1 0 Genuine pressure screen Mr. Leslie has been a Rum- fxZ'no 'Extenocgiue 6.29* " screen. Available in Patrolman Richard Camp- Mr. Leslie's chairmanship, re- treated creosote son resident for many years. anella had reportedly stopped ported to the convention on White 35 styles. His daughter, Karen, who at- SHEETROCK They'll last 30 yrs. 32 or 36 widlh a vehicle east of Osprey Lane the necessity of balancing en- tends Barnard College in New 3/8" x4'x 8 sheets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and vironmental factors with the York, and his son, John, who left the police car's flasher growth of the construction in- WHILE THEY LAST 38.95 139.95 style 11OM 99.95 is a graduate of Boston Col- lights in operation. dustry so that capital projects lege, reside with him, Mr. Blefary's vehicle alle- delayed because of environ- Cash 'n carry. AbsokJtery no dealers. gedly struck the left rear of mental considerations may be We're open Mon, Tues. Wed 8-5. Thurs & Fri 8-8. Sat 8-1. the police car and, after the undertaken and new jobs driver left the scene, struck a SURROGATE GREETER Master Charge & BankAmefIcard accepted. created without adverse envi- SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) light standard east of Naves- ronmental impact. The com- 1303 Richmond five. 15 Sycamore Ai». 10SouthA«nue ink Ave. — Barbara Olson has started a nangle Pacific mittee reported to the dele- new business which she calls POINT PUSASANT LITTLE SILVER GARWOOD Patrolman David Gaynor gates on recommended investigated the accident in- "A Bouquet of Songs." TP IS FULL OF IDEAS FOR YOUR TEEPEE changes in existing federal For 17 (or (10 for roses), 892-2400 741-7800 789-1100 volving the police car and Pa- and state laws which could trolman Campanella in- Miss Olson will go anywhere in revitalize the construction in- town to deliver freshly cut flow- vestigated the accident at the dustry. |«M standard. ers and sing appropriate songs. The Daily Register Fleet problem laid to brass hamian government to accept Established in 187«-Publishc4 by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON IIIIMIIIHimHIMHHHHlimilllHIHIIIIIIIIIIII •Clear U.S. naval superior- him Outraged foreign service Will IKS VHITTEN ity cannot be established " ARTHUR Z KAMIN the document warns, because officers protested, and the WASHINGTON Bahamians turned him down A secret study warn* thai of the fleet's poor condition President and Editor Bui Shelton is still hanging the Pacific fleet is in such only the earners and subma- nut in Washington, maneuver poor shape that it cahnnt SCENE rines "can still deter ' Hu! ing for anolher diplomatic ap Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor "carry oul Us mission " unfortunately, "the majority pomtment. The ships are run down, un- MIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII.il HIM Ill |o|f the ships are neither ear- J - MONDAY. APRIL 19, 1976 ners nor submarines .'" — We recently reported dermanned and undergunned I hat Comptroller of Ihe Cur handle military contracts of- ' Declares the sludy tersely They are in desperate need of rency James Smith had ten wind up working for the "Navy weapons systems repair and modernization granted interest-free loans to contractors. which will be deployed in the It's a story that the Penta- his subordinates from official 'Were these seals clubbed to death, The nation cannot be de- near-term are not equal In be good' is no longer valid."*• gon poohbahs have tried In funds sweep under the secrecy la fended witji fancy furniture. the Soviet naval threat The the report comments We have now learned lhal or merely shot?' bel, not to protect national plush rugs and sleek automo- investigators found nearly FOLLOW UPS - Readers most of the money hasn I security but to protect them biles In past columns, there- every ship in the surface fleet are constantly asking us been paid back The latest selves from embarrassing fore, we have published clas- was undermanned" and had about the outcome of stone> available figures show lhal 13 questions. sified information about the such "poor offensive capabi- we have broken So from lime Smith aides still n«f* The public might want In deterioration of the fleet This lities" that "their ability to to time, we will report "new know, for example, why the has stirred a hullabaloo in the defend the carriers or keep developments |l. admirals let the fleet dete- backrooms of Washington our sea lanes open is unac- — Last year, we published Those with Ihe largest out- riorate but maintained their The House Armed Services ceptable to marginal at belt." a detailed expose of how Am- standing loans are Leo Hol- own comforts They have no Committee ordered an in- In veiled language, the re- bassador Turner B Shellon lenberg. 136.000. Harry Hess. shortage of servants, no mal vestigation of the fleet But port suggests that the Army had mishandled US affairs 130.000: Lou Frank. KMM: functioning limousines, no the admirals insisted that the and Air Force may have to be in Nicaragua We called him Kim Arenas. S23.33H: and broken down armchairs Only committee must not declas cut back in order to make the worst ambassador in Ihe John Rogers. $22,500 combat equipment seems to sify the embarrassing fads more money available to the foreign service These officials regulate the be neglected that they had classified The Navy "in the light of the Shortly afterward. Shelton national banks, which have The military brass spend 4ti-page survey, therefore, is serious decline of our naval was called home, and Ihe never been known Is give in- plenty, mind you. on arma- slamped "secret" on every superiority." Stale Department thought it terest-free loans to anyone A ments But too much money is page The report praises the Navy had heard the last of him Rut spokesman contended that the squandered on pel weapons We will omit the technical men who are trying to keep he began lobbying intensely loans are granted to help offi- which turn out to be imprac- details, which might be legiti- the fleet in fighting shape but for a new post in Ihe Ba- cials with relocations This is tical or obsolete. Cost over mate secrets But the public chides the armchair admirals hamas. cheaper, he insisted, than the runs and corporate bailouts is entitled to know hou the at the Pentagon The prem- Under pressure from Shel per diem and subsistence ex have become commonplace admirals have neglected the ise that "the chief of naval ton's friends on Capilol Hill. penses that Ihe officials oth- And the brass hats »h o ships under their command operations wants it. so it must President Ford asked Ihe Ba- erwise could claim A 90 proof guarantee

II I H KIMIMI By JIM BISHOP have custody of the boat by squeezing the rubber duck "Go." she shouted "Take in his pocket. It said. "Quack, the damn boat with you." Sid 0 The case should have be THE quack" "What's that " the come a landmark decision said he would need a week's officer said with fury. supplies. I watched him load The fact that it didn't shows REPORTER • Quack, quack." that the press was on its heels two cases of booze and a big Sidney went into a cell with rather than its toes The story cardboard carton of ice his wife on a charge of resist- opens in a bungalow on the lllllinilllllllllMHIIIIIIIMIItlllllllllllllllHll cubes This. 1 presumed, was ing an officer They bailed south shore of Long Island about all the sustenance he themselves out in time for the Andreotta and Sidney Rebuilt a stream which ran to Fire would need. sundffwn ritual In court. Ihe bought it. Island inlet. The Sehullzes He took his time. The ice husband got off with a f.'.'i moored a 30-foot lapstrake Thctrs was a marriage cubes softehed the cardboard fine and an admonition to gel boat to their back porch It made in a distillery Neither As he cast off. the cubes slid rid of the rubber duck was called "One For The would begin drinking until all over the deck. Mr Schultz Road." although Sid seemed an overage roadster I went to court to cover An- sundown, and both often sal was still crying. 'Farewell unable to run it up the high- This is where the thick plot- dreotta's case II involved a in a west window all after forever." when one or both of way. tens. At 6 a MI a policeman constitutional guarantee noon waiting for the pale glint his feet hit the cubes No found Mrs Schultz parked al against false arrest Sidney, of an evening Mar When a politician died. Sid gymnast made so many weird flying turns without falling a filling station No one could who knew nothing of law. Andreolta was a coupon volunteered to play the church organ at the services overboard surmise how long she had pleaded his wife's case The clipper She inherited bonds slept there. policeman testified to haw She was a 95-pound stick, The casket arrived 28 minutes Sid was back by sundown The cop opened the door on loaded Mrs Schultz was and with a big-eyed face and Ihe late.' Mr Schultz was a mar He said he had been unable to the driver's side and An- of how she fell out of Ihe car The county's GOP slate hair of a person who has jusl vet of improvisation He find the Atlantic Ocean al- dreotta fell out. She and the stuck her finger in an electric blended a funeral march with though he was sure it was "Did you see her drive the pavement were stoned The The three selected do make up a socket. one hand, while playing "del still where he had left it He car?" asked Sid. The cop said The Monmouth County Hepuhh- Me to the Church on Time" bent the knee of contrition to policeman arrested her for no "Your honor." said Sidney was a concert organ- can organization apparently will formidable team. The fact that so with the other Andreotta. She wept DO proof drunken driving. Within an Schultz. "I submit that there ist. Hi' Was tall, immaculate, many qualified people wanted to be tears and the Schultzes began hour, Mr Schultz was at the is no law against drunken sit- have no problems in the June pri- a fop who enjoyed slumming And yet, even though Andy a fresh honeymoon. police station demanding the ting In a car It was not a mary election. At a meeting "I its part of it indicates that the party is in village bars. His wife Andy and Sid were intoxicated with each other, there were mo- For her. he played Chopin release of his wife. Behind moving violation." steering committee, it announced its alive and well and may even be opti- indulged Sid by installing a the desk, a police lieutenant mistic about its chances in Novem- large organ in the small bun- ments when they disagreed I for two hours. She had taken Indeed it wasn't She was choices for county-wide offices. Al- was present at one of their off in her little MG a half- couldn't comprehend a word acquitted | The lovers re- though there were contenders for ber. galowV.'The thunder of he said It sounded like a glis- Brahms ul 4 am scared the predawn disputes when Andy hour before Schultz realized turned to their bungalow, to each of the three offices that will be Other than expecting Rep said she was tired of support- he was alone. He placed a sando on ice. sit out the long afternoons hell out of sea birds and jit- 11 filled in November, the meeting was James J. Howard to seek reelection tery i i alv. ing Sid. The husband agreed little rubber duck in his Irou- "Who are you " the lieuten- watching that damn sun go to leave, asking if he could ser pocket and drove away in ant demanded Sid responded down . . harmonious and most of the party and Freeholder Cecile F, Norton to Behind Ihe little house was faithful appeared to be quite satis- seek election to the office to which fied with the quality of the ticket she has just been appointed, the which emerged. Democratic ticket hasn't yet been Benjamin H. Danskin, county formalized. Republican chairman, is' especially We expect, however, that the Re- Resurrection in a pea patch pleased with the slate, which he de- publicans have a difficult road to scribes as young and well-balanced. travel. Democratic appeal has grown By JAMES J.KILPATRICK Illllllllllllll Illl IIMIMI marvel: we are much too so- case, and moves on. Even though it wasn't planned thai in Monmouth County and that was phisticated to be struck dumb The dogwood's petals are of particularly noticeable when area SCRABBLE, Va. - In the with wonder. Foolishly we palest green, burnt umber way. each candidate lives in a differ- CONSERVATIVE suppose that everything can Republicans had the national Water- garden of my wife, the rue tipped: the blossoming flower ent legislative district. That should anemones are flowering now. be explained by "science. " .slowly turns lo cream Be- give them an opportunity, through gate problem to contend with. bright as toy soldiers on their VIEW and matter-of-factly we set neath the dogwood tree the their running mates' efforts, to be- The Watergate stigma is fading, parapets of stone The dog- our young biologists to the sturdy hyacinths are soldier come well known in areas outside however, and county Republicans woods float in casual clouds IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIII task of dissecting an earth- straight, their gaudy shakos among the hills. Spring nest- worm. We Instruct them to on parade We have a march their home districts. In another area were able to score a couple of legis- report upon the nature of a les in the Blue Ridge moun- These are the simplest con- ing band of daffodils, trum- of political appeal, the GOP has a lative victories last November that worm: what they might per- tains, and our land is cepts of man's existence, and peting the spring from golden ceive, if only they would look woman among its candidates. buoyed them a bit. We- look forward wrapped in Easter all around Ihe most mysterious also. We KILPATRICK horns Tulips, candytuft, and — if only they would look, to a good campaign, and hope the is- us. know them as the "message [lowering plum! Alas, and The candidates are Middletoun and marvel, and wonder — is This is the Resurrection of Easter." but it is a mes- dead seed ruptures and the dandelions as well Committeeman Ralph Siciliano. for sues will focus not on Watergate re-' the nature of God instead lated matters but on items of inter- time. Long before there was a sage that transcends the rites green leaf uncurls It is the April is the cruelest month, Congress; Jane G. Clayton of Rum- of any church or creed or or- These are lofty themes for commonest thing on earth, est to this congressional district and Christian faith, as such, the wrote Eliot, "breeding lilacs son, for freeholder, and Joseph Hill- humblest peasants recognized ganized religion. I would, if I a newsman: ontology is off but the botanist hasn't been out of the dead land, mixing man Jr. of Belmar, for surrogate. the county. divinity in April That which could, invite skeptics to in- my beat. But it is not re- born who might explain it memory and desire, stirring spect our brave anemones: 1 was dead, or so it must have quired that one be learned in wholly. dull roots with spring rain." would meet doubting Thomas seemed, had come to life metaphysics to contemplate a It is not only the pea patch, True enough, in its way. But in a pea patch. pea patch. A rudimentary again — the stiff branch, of course, that yawns and April is the kindest month mastery of a shovel will sul A stalled curfew supple: the brown earth, In a society surfeited with stirs and nudges toward the also Here in the mountains, green. This wMUftif miracle fice. A few weeks ago. on a technological achievement, sunlight. Down in Ihe rock at least, it brings the blessed There is inde#o^nt>' death, sunny afternoon, we plunged By the narrowest margin. Imposition of curfews should he we are no longer easily garden, where the rue ane- reassurance that life goes on. there is in truth eternal life shovels into the earth, turned amazed. We forget how to mones stand guard, the tiny that death Is no more than a Shrewsbury decided not to adopt an limited to only the most severe under the dark compost, things come forth A year or passing season. The plan nev- ordinance which would have im- emergencies, and they should then raked fine the clods of clay, so ago, succumbing to the se- er falters: the plan survives, posed a curfew to keep teen-agers be but for as short a period as pos- and pressed the inert seeds ductive allures of the White and order reigns. into orderly rows. These are Flower Farm, we went grand- below the age of 18 off the streets af- sible. Look to the rue anemone, if millennial routines, known In ly into heather Over the win- ter 10 p.m. The council vote was Had the curfew been authorized. you will, or to the pea patch, millions of gardeners from ter it looked as if the grand or to the stubborn weed that three to three, with Mayor Joseph F, H would have caused needless con- time immemorial Who could investment had become a Dennis abstaining. frontations between the police and find excitement here' grand disaster Nothing in the thrusts its shoulders through young people. It also would have pe- garden seemed deader than a city street. This is how it But, behold. The rain falls, was, is now, and ever shall Despite the closeness of the vole, nalized all local and visiting young- and the sun warms, and the heather Now Ihe tips are emerald, and the plants are be, the world without end we believe council took the correct sters regardless of their'deportment. something happens It is Ihe April'is remembering, and germination process'. Germ of fairy tiaras What master Alert residents can assist police 1 Easter is knowing, and in the action and we commend its mem- what? Germ of life, germ of jeweler fashioned them" This serene certainty of spring re- bers for blocking the curfew's adop in apprehending young people bent Easter, germ inexplicable, is Tiffany's on a hillside A curring, who can fear Ihe dis- tion. We realize that juveniles are <>n law-breaking. We do not think germ of wonder The dry bee hovers over Ihe show- tant fall? suspected of being vandals and bur- any municipality should create a glars in Shrewsbury, but a curfew is mini-police-state atmosphere in the not the proper police tool to deal guise of backing up good law en- with those types of crimes. forcement. Today in history

By Tkc AssKliled Press North Vietnam's major port. Chairman Glenn Seaborg is In 1824. the English poel Haiphong. 64. Caponegro's appointment Lord Byron died in Greece in Five years ago: Charles Thought for today: We are the fight for Greek indepen- Manson and three women not lo expect to be translated The Colts Neck Township Com- served at Ft. Monmouth. the new dence companions were sentenced from despotism to liberty in a mittee has named Michael Capo- committeeman is a public spirited In IH65. funeral services for lo death in the California gas feather bed - President negro to the committee to succeed Abraham Lincoln were held chamber for the murder of Thomas Jefferson, 1743IH26 citizen who has shown a deep per- at the White House. actress Sharon Tale and six Frank E. Kane, who resigned be- Bicentennial footnote: Two sonal commitment to his new ' home In 1898, the United States is others in Los Angeles. hundred years ago today, un- cause of ill health. It is regrettable town in the 10 years he's lived there. sued an ultimatum to Spain to der orders from General that the township had to lose the relinquish authority, in Cuba One year ago: India's first George Washington in New valuable services rendered by Mr We're sure he'll do his best to give In 1967, former West Ger- satellite was shot into orbit — Y,ork, all people were prohib- Kane, but we believe Mr (aponegro Colts Neck residents the fine local man Chancellor Konrad Ade- by a Russian rocket launched ited by the New York Com- in the Soviet Union mittee of Safety from having will prove to be an excellent replace- government they've been ex- nauer died aid. Ten years ago: U.S. bomb- Today's birthday: Former any dealings with British ment. A former Army colonel who periencing. Canceling machine ers blasted power plants near Atomic Energy Commission ships. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. APRIL 19 1976 The Daffy Register 7 Andrew Jackson: ^Petticoat war,9big issues By SID MOODY Jackson. And deeper than ory HI nullification by which crashing his fist s on State may at pleasure secede (SeveMfc *l a win) that was the gradual emer- he reasoned that a single a table he broke his pipe The from the Union is to say lhat gence of the hard-eyed Cal-. LEADERS IN CRISIS state — not all ol them as president hastily sent gre the United States is not a Ludicrous, il seems, bul houn as leader and theo- proposed in (he Kentucky and nades and rockets to his Union Disunion by armed great issues lay hidden behind retician of what was to be- Virginia Resolves — could Unionist leader in South (aro force is treason Are you the skirts of Andrew Jack- 1 come secession which it did. only added to Calhoun to say: The Union , override the acts of the feder lina, Joel I'oinsell, more per ready to incur its guilt If son's "petticoat war." On It was not a new doctrine the woes of South Carolina il must be preserved" ? Did al government, the Con mancnlly known (or having von are. on the heads ol the the surface, the battle raged In 1798, Kentucky and Vir- But with Calhoun. a native they think a man not by acci •.million being a compact of imported the poinseltia (mm instigators of the act be over the virtues, or lack of ginia in separate Resolves son, as Jackson's vice presi dent caned Old Hickory would sovereign entities Mexico dreadlul consequences same, of the new bride of had talked of states' authority dent, the Palmetto State look (orgel Calhoun's reply "The By 1832. South Carolinians, On November 23. South He asked Congress lor au Jackson's Tennessee crony to disregard the federal Alien ed for easier times Union: next to our liberty, the misreading Jackson's toler Carolina declared all lands thonty for federal troops to and Secretary of War, John 1 and Sedition Acts of John And there was reason to most dear'" Did they think a arid' of Georgia's defiance of void alter Feb 1. 1833 Jack colled duties in Charleston Henry Eaton. Peggy Eaton, Adams But only talked. New hope Jackson, the hero of the man who bore the scar of a federal authority, were audibly son promptly sent seven reve- and prepared ti> send up to born to a Georgetown publi- England states talked of se- Battle of New Orleans as well British dragoon's sword on discussing nullifying the oner nue cutters and a ship of war 15.000 soldiers there in 10 or can named O'Neale, had been cession at the Hartford Con- as compaigns against the his forehead would forget pa 0UI tanf( of 1828 Jackson In Charleston where they 15 days with himself possibly an unholy Grail for pursuing vention over Jefferson's Em- Creeks and Seminoles. looked triotism? Or a man who still brought a South Carolinian trained their guns on the fash al their head South Caroli men from teenage when her bargo Act. But only talked the other way as Georgia en- carried in his arm the ball congressman up short, how- lonable homes along the wa- mans rushed to arms and con charms led a Navy Secre- South Carolina, meantime, croached with impunity on li urn the pistol of Sen ever "Tell (the Xulh- terfront The post office in diet drew nigh tary's nephew to suicide while A nineteenth century irtlit'i was going from riches to the federal reserve of the in- Thomas Hart Benton's broth ders) from me . . . if one Charleston being in I he hands A .proclamation ordering her elopement with another concept of Andrew Jickion, rags Cotton Inexorably ex- creasingly civilized i Mr er in a long-ago fracas would drop of blood be shed there in of the Nullifiers. Jackson sent any resisters to disperse or was foiled only because she hausted her soil. Her once- rokees. In 1832. when the Su forget honor? defiance nf the laws ol the a courier to I'oinsell with a (ace a federal army was hur kicked over a flowerpot while caused such buckskin gossip wealthy planters suffered preme Court under Chief Jus If so, they were wrong United States. I will hang the message "No slate has a ried south to Pomselt It was exiting her bedroom window, that he killed a man in a duel from high tariffs thai pro tice John Marshall ruled Jackson did not (orget scars, first man of them I can get right to secede Nullifies never delivered The courier awakening her father When defending his wife's honor, al- tected New England manu- against Georgia, Jackson physical or emotional my hands on to the first tree lion therefore means insur mi'i a northbound messenger Eaton took the recently wid- most pathologically insisted facturers but made oppressi- said: "John Marshall has Nor did Jackson forget that 1 can find." rcilinn and war. and other in route with news lhal South owed Peggy to the Altar after his Cabinet receive Peggy as vely expensive the prices the made his decision: now let Mrs Calhoun had led the boy Benton, who knew his man states have a nghl to put it Carolina had yielded, accept apparently having taken her him enforce it." a lady planters paid (or imported cott of Peggy Eaton Nor that and had made peace with down mg a modified land put (or to bed, proper wives of Jack- Of deeper significance be- goods and brought retaliation Such sentiments gave heart Calhoun, himself, had years him. cautioned: "When Jack But when Congress con- ward by thai artful com son's official family, particu hind the "O'Neale malaria." abroad against their agricul- to Southerners who might ago, when James Monroe's son begins to talk about hang- vened in December. Jack promisor. Henry Clay larly Mrs. John C Calhoun, however, was the rivalry be- tural exports. The "Tariff of have overlopked the fact thai Secretary of War. advocated ing, they can begin to look (or son's message to il mentioned Kar nil in Illinois, a gang would have nothing to do with tween Vice President Calhoun Abominations" of 1828. politi- Jackson, who was himself arresting Jackson for over- the ropes " only possible land reductions ling youth named Lincoln the newlyweds. Jackson. and Secretary of State Martin cally designed to help get born in the Carolinas. at age zealous prosecution of the That September, the N'ulli and said nothing o( force read Jackson's proclamation whose frontier marriage had Van Buren over succession to Jackson elected president. 9 had read the newly-arrived Seminole campaign, a fact tiers won a landslide election John QUlllCy Adams des- with studied interest And Old Declaration of Independence adroitly and belatedly tn the South Carolina legisla- paired "The message goes to Hickory, himself, well kne» to his illiterate frontier neigh- brought to the president's at- ture. Reports reached Jack dissolve the Union and is what lay at the very depth of bors tention by Van Bureniles son al his home. The Hermi- a complete -surrender to the his gathering (eud with Cal .5 million senior project Had those same South- Such intrigue and the Peg- tage in Nashville, that federal Nullihers." houn "The next pretext." lie erners forgotten that at a gy Eaton foolishness only troops were prepared to turn He. too, misjudged his man said, "will be the Negro, or banquet they gave at the In- symbolized the gap had wid- over the harbor forts in Char- On December 10. Jackson is- slavery question." And there dian Queen Hotel in Washing- ened between Jackson and his leston to slate troops Jack sued a Proclamation on Nulli- would be no Jackson to bang eyed by Oceanport council ton in 1830 to woo the presi- vice president Without publi- son sped off to Washington fication: "The Constitution his (lit, or reach (or a rope, dent, he had risen in toast cizing his parenthood. Cal- not until too late OCEANPOHT - Borough been bogged down because of "By the God in Heaven. 1 will forms a government, not mers and Richard Gallo. while glaring pointedly at houn in 1828 had sired the the- Next Marlin Van Buren Council hopes to have a S3 5 the unavailability of state planning board chairman uphold the laws!" he roared. a league To say that any million senior citizens com- funding for construction said plex and plans to halt Iwo- Mr Sommers said after the famlly housing construction When council first in- meeting the potential devel- throughout the borough troduced the ordinance to in- oper, who approached Mr. crease the parking lot tax by Also, after a two-month Sommers, has experience five cents, Jockey Club at- The cat's got your number... delay since introduction, with senior citizen projects torney Malhias DUeo threat- council adopted an ordinance He would not specify further ened the borough with a law- hiking the nickel parking tax except to say the builder is suit., at borough-owned lots at Mon- not in the county. A new Limited Edition G. Stephen Ingram, iniiiiih Park to a dime. HUD has money available borough attorney, and council Mayor Clement V Sum (or 3.600 units to be built in huddled on the matter be- Cougar that challenges other mers expects to be able to the state, the mayor said. tween the February- meeting and Thursday night, debating name the potential developer "Oceanport residents would whether or not it was worth for the federally-financed se- get first crack at living mid-size cars to match its nior citizens site within a the legal risk. As late as 8 there," he said, and il will not o'clock, a final decision had week, further predicts the cost the borough anything moratorium on two-family not been reached. When coun- luxury and value! "In fact, il will put money cil convened the public meet- dwellings will be approved into the borough because we ing at 8:35, the unanimous May 6, and expects litigation get a percentage of the post- vote to adopt the ordinance from the Jockey Club con- ed rent schedule in lieu of showed they were lined up at cerning the parking tax rise. taxes." Rough sketches of the the betting window. facility have already been "Ocoanporl was ap- "Yes, we anticipate litiga- submitted by the potential de- proached by HUD's Newark tion (nun the park." Mr. Som- veloper. ' office (federal department of mers said after the meeting Housing and Urban Devel- A variance would be neces- "Mr. Ddro has given us ev- opment) about money being sary as there is no provision ery reason to believe the park available for senior citizen in the zoning code for this will initiate an action." housing." Mr Sommers said. type of housing. Mr. Sommers In other business. Mrs. "We filed in Trenton several noted Bryan announced that the Lo- years ago a certificate of As expected, council in- cal Public Agency will adver- need for that type of housing. troduced a revised ordin- tise for bids to complete work HUD will name recipients of ance that would place a on Blackberry Bay Park. The T funds July 1 and appli- moratorium, through Nov. 30. recreation complex will be cations must'be made by May on construction of two-family paid for with a $75,000 Green L" . housing in the Oceanport Es- Acres grant and matching Mr. Sommers said he. tates area and in the remain- Community Development Councilwoman Miriam S. ing sections of the two II 4 funds. Work should be com- Bryan and Louis J. Sylvain. zones. A public hearing will pleted in the tall. director of community devel- be held May 6 and if the revi- The borough will attempt to opment, met with HUD sion is approved the ban will use funds from the same officials in Newark to take effect as soon as the or- sources for the proposed discuss details and came up dinance is published in a legal 1240,000 "Green Space Park" with a plan for a mi unit. notice, within one or two days in the areas of Old Oceanport mid-rise (six-floor) facility. of approval. Ave. rnd Oceanport Creek He would not name the poten- The Planning Board sug- and New Oceanport Ave. and tial site for the building, but gested the moratorium to the Pemberton Creek. did say after the meeting that mayor Wednesday night. Councilman Robert R. Wil- Limited Edition it is not the site on Portau- Residents of Oceanport Es- cox announced that improve- Peck Ave. near Monmouth tates had protested the per- ment work is slated for the CONTINENTAL MARK IV Park where the local Lions mitted use of'two-family following avenues: Sea Gin. Club has planned to build a houses in their area. The Milton, Wyandotte, Horicon. housing facility for senior citi- delay until Nov. 30 will allow Scrand, Ithaca, Bradley. 1976 MERCURY COUBAR XR-7 zens for the past four years. the governing bodies time to Avon, Genessee, Iroquois. Al- LINCOLN CONTINENTAL TOWN CAR The Lions' Club project has study the situation. Mr. Som- gonquin, and River St. Fully equipped: And including these new features: • 351-2V V-8 engine Power steering • Styled steel wheels Keansburg board to appeal MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS • Automatic transmission Solid-state ignition • Special seat and ,000 budget reduction • Power brakes Steel-belted radials door trim KEANSBURG - The Board have reduced the tax levy for until 11:30 a.m. ..(NatMTWilh ol Education voted unani- school purposes by about 10 names beginningVliti N MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 mously to appeal a $96,000 cut cents per $100 of assessed through Z. Physical exam- imposed on the $2.9 million valuation. inations will be given by the defeated school budget by The council's cut. if upheld, school physician May 5 begin- Compared to comparably-equipped Borough Council. will reduce the school lax ning at 9 a.m. rate an additional 11 cents. Registration will be in the The board's resolution di- MERCURY MONTEOO MX 9ROU0HAM Richard J. Fleming, board Frances Place School. Par- competitive models, this Limited Edition recting the appeal to the slate ents should bring birth certifi- commissioner of education president, reminded Ihepublic that tickets are still available cates and immunization declared the cut makes it im- records of their children. possible to provide a "thor- (or the April 30 testimonial Mercury Cougar XR-7 is sticker-priced dinner to George W. Preston Mr. Fleming announced ough and efficient" education- committee chairmen for the MERCURY MONARCH OH IA al program for borough Jr., former board president. in Buck Smith's restaurant, 1976-77 school year. Mrs. Bar- Z ili-fc '123 less than Olds Cutlass Supreme, youngsters, terms the coun- bara A. Gilch, finance: Rob- cil's cut "arbitrary and capr- Palmer Ave., East Keans- burg. ert A. Bruno, buildings and icious" and complains that grounds, and James H. Beve- the council stated no reasons Tickets may be obtained '175 less than Pontiac Grand Prix!* ridge, personnel and negotia- MERCURY COMET WITH CUSTOM OPTION tor the reduction. from any board member or al • Based on comparably-equipped models,Excluding destination charges, the board office. tions. Mrs. Helen K. Slover title, taxes and, for the Cougar, anti-freeze. The budget, which totaled The board granted per- will head the administration $2.900,83(fbefore the cut, mission for the Bicentennial and faculty committee. Ger- called for .a local tax levy of Committee's use of Lions ald Schulte, curriculum and $1,193,160 for current ex- Field July 3 for a community education; Mrs. Julia Flem- MERCURY BOBCAT penses. The levy was rejected picnic as partof the borough's ing, policy and by-laws; John Wall Lincoln-Mercury Sales Service, Inc. by borough voters 309 voles to Bicentennial festival. J. Callinan, public relations, 158 in the school election Approved was a scholarship and Joseph M. Rossclti. ath- March », even though it would offered by the Keansburg letics. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore High School Booster Club Mrs. Gilch will be the Gloapie at meeting. each year for one male and board's liaison officer to the Shrewsbury, New Jersey regular Parent-Teacher Asso- on low back pain one female student. The Town Car shown with optional scholarship would provide ciation; Mrs. Callinan will be luxury wheel covert. All other ROME, Italy - Dr. Albert $250 for each student, spread the board's link with the cars, except Mark IV, Town Glospie of Holmdel partici- over their freshman and soph- Boosters and the Special Edu- Car, Comet and Capri II, pated in the international omore college years. cation PTA. Mr Rossetti will shown with optional WSW tires. symposium on low back pain Klngergarten registration is maintain contact with the Marquis, Monarch and Bobcat here. The International pro- scheduled April 27 from ( un- borough Recreation Com- shown with optional bumper Buy or lease... at the sign of the cat. gram was sponsored by (he til 11:30 a.m. for children with mittee and Mr. Fleming will protection group. Montego and American Chiropractic Asso- family names beginning with maintain liaison with Borough Monarch shown with optional Nobody has more kinds of cars for more kinds of people. Council. vinyl roofs. cUtion. A through M, April 28 from 9 • The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1976 Garbage contract is awarded in West Long Branch WEST LONG BRANCH - was Michael DeLisa of Long lection in s low bid (or twice a week "I'm in favor of using the bage services in three-year Mr Shebell predicted that gan said that as an environ- The borough council has Branch. Mr. DeLisa bid The new contract runs from service, and Mr. DeLisa's low other guy (Mr. DeLisa) for a packages. other contractors would be mentalist and ecologist, he voted 4-1 in lavor ol awarding $64,000 for twice-a week col- April 1 to March 31,1*77 bid (or three times a week year and trying him out The Mr. DeLisa was represent- reluctant to bid on the was in favor of trimming the the borough's garbage con- lection in a one-year contract Councilman Kenny voted service, amounts to $4 an- people are used to their gar- ed by attorney Raymond She- borough's garbage contract in garbage services. tract to the same company it The DeLisa bid for three against the award of the conL nually per home bage being collected three bell. future years because the Mr Flanagan said that he has been dealing with since • lines a week pickup was tract because he wanted gar . "For the big J4 we'll be times a week," he said. Mr ShebeU told the council same firm was always was hopeful that residents 1WI, but reduced pick-up ser- WH.IKXI bage collection in the borough saving each house, the resi- Councilman Shirvanian that they "are cutting the awarded the contract. "would become more aware vice to twin a week When Marpal Co was to be maintained at three dents will have lo go out and voted against the bid award garbage collection service by Mr. ShebeU said that 120.000 of their garbage," and begin CouncUmen Peter W Ken- awarded last year's contract, times a week I buy additional garbage cans because it was only for a one- 33 per cent at a savings of ap- was saved through the com- sorting glass and aluminum ny and Robert Shirvanian it was for the bid ol $8>,000 He called for rebidding. The to store their extra garbage." year contract. In the past, the proximately $1 per person a petitive bidding this year lor recycling from the rest ol both voted against the bid for a three times weekly col- difference between Marpal said Mr. Kenney borough has contracted gar- year." Councilman James Flana- their garbage. award, although each offered a different reason REDEEM ANY OR AU SUPER COUPONS WITH A SINGU $7.50 OR MOM PURCHASE. Two bids were received, with options listed for two or three pick-ups weekly The successful bidder for twice a week collection on a one-year contract was Marpal Co., West Long Branch, who bid (60,000 Marpal Co., the firm the borough has been Mb. pkg. dealing with since till, also quartan* offered a bid of 184,000 for WITHTHIICOUPON AND AN ADOII.OHAl I7.HMMOM FuKHMI three times a week collection. The unsuccessful bidder n OBf.4*. •«» IcMjfltown Swparma'kal limit »m II tltrw *»» 24 only. No. 1 OK$150,OOC ;l3 for man hurt in fall FREEHOLD - A Tinton Falls man has accepted low P*J 1150,000 in settlement of a suit he filed for injuries when he slipped on some ice as he was for you! going into a Tinton Falls den- WEGlAtXY tist's office MKEM Coupon f.oo4 Apr IS The' monetary award was in U.S.D.A. / i favor of William Connell of FOOD 921 Sycamore Ave., Tinton STAMPS Falls. It was against Dr. Sa- muel E. Furman, owner of a professional office building at 1021 Sycamore Ave., Tinton U.S. No. I Baking Falls; Justine Henshell, the architect who designed the complex and against Carney IDAHO i Siciliano, A A. Weller and William Pride, who construct- POTATOES ed the complex. WITH THIS COUPON AND AN ADDITIONA55L IT 10 Ol MOM PURCHA9U • • ttudlnaj froth milk, tIf •>•••• pur that**, or •Uohollt k**ai«f •• According to the suit filed on «oo> at any foo*Jto»n luMmarfcif I Imli on. couaon •>•. .*)uli l by Louis M Draiin of Red -J Coupopon moo* Apt. H thrthru Apt 14 only No 1 Bank, representing Mr. Con- nell, Mr. Cornell was entering t the dentist's office Feb. 7, 1(74 when he slipped on some U.S.O.A. Choica Morton's CIT-O-VAC Young Tarvdar Froien ice which had formed on the CORNED BEEF BEEF sidewalk, fell and suffered a back injury. The settlement was placed BRISKET LIVER , on the record before Superior Frtlh Oov'l Imp. With Wing. Froth Oo.l Imp With loclii Court Judge Marshall Sell Cut From Young Tandar Corn F«d Porker* SHOULDER STEAK Icoff Boneless QUARTERED QUARTERED SHOULDER For London •roll CHICKEN BREASTS , CHICKEN LEGS , Gas use CHUCK lb.~ PORK CHOPS Laon Tendtr by county Cut From Toung land., Corn rod Porkori ROAST STEW BEEF LOIN END is studied Ib. FREEHOLD - Auditing f rt.h Loon loot FRESH procedures for the dispensing PORK CHOPS GROUND CHUCK COLD CUTS » of gasoline for county ve- Cut From Yo*n. Tanolor Corn Pad Po>k.>. VNfw'.llkW hicles have been tightened. PORK*CHOP COMBINATION Any Uia CHICKEN ... Acting at the direction ol For lorlQut (Country Stylo) Ib. Freeholder director Philip N. ROLL K MootMfKily Chuck o%«m loo•oetHibt libt. _ Gumbs, the county auditor. UYIOR'S »C RIB END PORK LOIN 19 99< Benjamin F. Benton, has be- NECK BONES ,„ 39' SHORT RIBS .„ ? 1 TAYSTRIPS £ gun sending copies of individ- i« ual' gas receipts to all depart- ment heads on a monthly RIB END PORK LOIN basis. Previously, department I).-I M,,,,i, (II..-. if. SI.cod heads received only quarterly Help Save Jersey Jobs lump sum billings, without in- Buy Jersey Made dividual receipts. FREESTONE PEACHES "~ Wlwti oi Aviortcd White Cloud [371 |hwU| Mr Benton, who has been Products! meeting with department heads to initiate adminis- trative reviews, explained BATHROOM TISSUE 4 69 that some department heads COLD POWER § -r-99 had complained of unusually IkontonnM _ _ _ high billings for gasoline, and requested the individual GRAPJEFRUTT JUICE •:.• receipts. FOODTOWN VEGETABLES MARCAL HANKIES § 3 £ 29 The county's 251 passenger cues ::r.:°" YOUR CHOICE Until, Tomato Italian, or Macaroni * loon vehicles are furnished gas at $ county pumps at the Manala- pan Ave. garage. The driver PROGRESSO SOUPS § 3" l of each vehicle signs a receipt for the gas, indicating Ifcla.M.antal la>ari ofW'nM his department and the spee rOOOTOWN TI* UCS m7o COMET ""4,-. 99* raiutcoouis "*r 79' dometer reading of his ve- hicle. "I don't know of any specif- Food Specia Dairy Specials Produce Specials ic instances of pilferage by unauthorized persons, at this point," said Mr. Gumbs, "but this new system should elimi- nate that possibility altogeth- er." In a memo to all depart- ment heads, Mr. Gumbs asked that they take advan- SIEDUSS tage of the new system to GRAKFRU^ study closely the mileage BREAKSTONE SOUR CREAM ffoBOA1** records and fuel consumption $ ORANGES 15 M of the vehicles in their Minutf) Mold 100-. Fur. Florida DIMw'i Mt«t« «•• 3' InotbrnfthiT charge. i Bakery Specials ORANGE JUICE 10 1 SIUUSS vMHFtUIT m uva APpniziR snaus! 2 ^Qc CALIFORNIA re.'i*.* , "N. Taw HMMa Urv ^^^* CARROTS ^i-r'l SCHICKHAUS tm U'll.nl«,«nU«I,,l,n BOLOGNA 59' NT 3 ANJOU MMHiBOHWDGa PEARS 39* SPTNACH 3 ^*1 FOODTOWN GLAZED DONUTS UVERWURST 69- KS IPricoi off.ctiv. Monaoy thru Saturday Only.) 3.n Hf MM* uuooo sncitisi THIS fMSM HOUNMI* COUPON •• r*»C-~l •I-. b—fcTPWt> ! COUPON 99' WORTH WORTH lUCKY (HARMS ClOROX II MAXWELL HOUSICOFFEI HOUNMR )9c oH our ffjfWMW low prlca A( it off our rogulor low orko. 1 El IScoHourrotulorlowprko. 20c off our rogwlar low orko — r-l.—,—*-.! • »# CU| •'•••'»!—!'"*••"«•>•"•• Finn C~tm f4 tori. Illh. U M'mt,. Unit mil i»uf»n ft »4uli timM- SHRIMP Mr.Coa. Jll.oil rw.r> II 1) H, ROLLMILLS 6r«* I cT^^jK;! Mi"lf""H'aJlirTTTLiJK icrM.|i|H4|i|ilOTfrTTIiHI *t:'ll tN^^f*'jRl HTIITAI'lJIHHTIHljl> .-»-^a< I IA. Jan. «f,a »»». laa n ki ordor to ouuro o luffklont quantity of wlo Himi for all of our cutfomort, wo ni.ru ttio right to llmh IOIOI to 3 ooekogot of any Horn unloH onVoi wlto notod ""^JSSooBlai'l '"'• ' Solo Html not ovollobto In COM lot.. Frtcof offotthro tundoy, April II thru Sorurdoy, April 14 only. HM rofponslblo for typogrophkol or rori. Mombor Twin County C Matawan student marathon ends after achieving 8 world ^records9

By HII.DV MtCORMICK But they did not reach their goal of and the longest paper chain, nine and a She said also that all o[ Ihe participants MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - II was bark $3,000 to be donated to One to One. accord quarter miles were really greal " She was told by Dflf of to school today for some of the 100 vacation- ing to Martha Kay. student council presi- Saturday as expected, drew Ihe largest the girls involved in the marathon that lor ing Matawan Regional High School students dent number of spectators, according to Martha her it was one of the best limes she had who spent 72 hours of their spnng vacation She said gate receipts totaled ti >n that day ever had That comment. Alma said. breaking eight world records Alan Thomas, council treasurer, said alone. meant i lot " I hi1 students raised approximately $1,000 School does not officially reopen until C tomorrow, but several of the dedicated stu- All the students involved in Ihe mara The attitude of all concerned was very Hut Martha said that just because the dents who sought to break world records in thon admitted it was a tiring but rewarding good according lo the sludcnl council offi marathon is over, donations to the chanty (ITS such events as the longest basketball and experience Surprisingly they did not spend need not cease all of yesterday sleeping ping-pong games, and making Ihe world's "It was pretty rough at the beginning longest paper chain, are going back to clean They may be sent, she said, to the stu- Martha and her student council vice said Martha, but by the end everyone was up dent council, care of the high school president Alma Folk, both had only nine so excited they forgot about being tired Saturday, at the marathon's end. they World records alleged to have been bro- hours of sleep Saturday until H was time lo Hut while the students were happy Ihe were just too tired to face the cleanup de- ken are: the longest ping pong game, and Ket up for church services yesterday morn- marathon is over. Martha said at the same tail. the longest basketball game. 70 hours each; ing. lime "il is sort of sad II was a big ex- They had lived in at the school since the longest time for spinning a yo-yo, 56 hours, "It was a growing experience." com perience, bul there were some t^ars at the longest joke telling session, five and a hall mented Alma, who said she also learned a end of classes Wednesday, staging 15 mara- end." she said Rtfllttr #*•!• by Carl FarllM hours; the longest distance crawling, seven lot." thon events in an effort to raise money for Nevertheless, she said. "We are glad to WORDS, WORDS, WORDS - Albert Michenfelder, and a half miles; carrying a nine-pound One to One, a charity to benefit retarded What really came out of Ihe marathon i>c through." 17, a student in Matawan Regional High School, brick for the longest distance, five and a persons. They are believed to have broken for her? A firsthand knowledge of pa Alan termed the whole event as some studies a dictionary to find what word will fit in quarter miles; a band playing "God Save more than half of the world records they scl Hence, organization and how much you need ihint; that "everyone thought »as worth' how many spaces in a marathon crossword puzzle the Queen," for Ihe longest time. 128 limes. nut to beat. a realfriend." while All went away l»ppy and friends " sponsored by the school student council. Soviets again deny visa for Rumson woman's fiance

"We halfway expected him In Ihe meantime. Miss log for a solution And Hep By JIM McCORMICK consider their position and I'I.II when she wenl In the So- was refused entry to Russia look at this less from a politi- lo be here today " she said Theimer and Slav will resume lames J Howard. D-N J viet Union lo study Russian On top of thai', Slav was cal viewpoint and more from Mrs. Theimer, said, how- Ihe twice-weekly, expensive said he was doing all he RUMSON - "Red tape" lor They met on Ihe beach al drafted and spent the two fol a humanitarian viewpoint." ever, that her daughter and telephone conversations and could Ihe fifth time has stymied the Sochi, on the Black Sea Inu ing years in Siberia attempts by Catherine Thei Miss Theimer said. Slav "never lose their letter writing Last August, the two re- Last January. Miss Thei nii-1 to bridge a trans-Atlantic Reporters from a wire ser- hope." "I have a trunk of Idlers They corresponded, and ceived permission lo marry in mer traveled to Vienna. romance and marry her vice spoke to the Russian in "They are always working from her thai weighs 40 apparently became much a civil ceremony in Zagrosk Austria, with the hope of fiance, a Russian citizen Moscow last Friday Miss with the full confidence thai it pounds," Slav reportedly closer Then she returned to Hut again, she couldn't gel gaining a four-day visa lo en- The Russian government, Theimer calls her finance would work out." Mrs Thei- said. Hussia a year later, and be mlo Kussia ter Kussia without comment, has denied "Slav." mer said The romance is right out of came engaged As the ro- However. Miss Theimers "The request was denied. a visa for Vyacheslav Nepom- "I had to tell her about il Miss Theimer said her a novel, and if the delays con- mance progressed, so did the mother and aunt met Slav in but Cathy stayed In Vienna nyasqhchy, 29, to leave Rus- on the phone last night fiance will file an appeal with tinue, each saga brings it red tape " Moscow last Oct IK - Ihe (or three weeks and spoke lo sia. (Thursday) and she was Soviet authorities. closer to the proportions of proposed date til Ihe wedding Slav on the telephone." Mrs One matter involving "red "Why can'l they lake a weeping, and I didn't know "This isn't our last show." "War and Peace " — and got acquainted. Theimer said lape" is the refusal by Soviet more humanistic altitude to- what I could even say," Slav she said Miss Theimer met Slav in Things might have been Meanwhile, the next chap authorities to allow Miss wards our case? " Miss Thei- reportedly said looking up The Soviet Minis ler in the continuing romance Theimer to enter Ihe country mer asked yesterday "We must be one of the try for Foreign Affairs told II under way. Miss Theimer The other.is Ihe refusal bv longest suffering couples in tile American Kmbassv in remains in New York, and Miss Theimer, whose par- Ihe authorities to allow Slav ents live at 105 Rumson Road, the history of American-So- Moscow lhat a visa for Miss Slav, who was an electrical The Daily Register lo leave it. engineer, remains in his job now resides in New York viet relations," he added Theimer was "under consid City. Mrs. Ernst Theimer. The two planned to marry eration." as a clerk in a Moscow gro eery store. "I am pleading with Ihe So- Cathy's mother, said the set- SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1976 in 1972. but thai never hap- The U.S. Slate Department Calkerlae Theiacr viet Embassy that they re- back was "heartbreaking " pened because Miss Theimer said il was "activelv" work- And Ihe bond remains Singer Bruce Springsteen rents Holmdel farm estate

By JOAN KAHN of Centerville Road, which runs through the property HOLMDEL — Bruce Springsteen, the rock star, has ren- Henry Parcel!, a Planning Board member, said the board ted a spacious five-acre estate here on Telegraph Hill Road is attempting an outof-court resolution of the matter with The estate was part of the former Telegraph Hill Farm the developer. comprised of nearly 200 acres. It was formerly owned by a The developer contends the township should foot the es- wealthy New York furrier. The remaining land is now timated 1300,000 cost of the road, because the road appears being considered for a 117 home subdivision. on the township's master plan. Mr. Springsteen spent only a few days at Ihe farm last The township wants the developer to build, the road, month before beginning a 54-day lour of the Midwest ending claiming that the Muscarelle firm will directly benefit from in late May. the extension. It was suggested that the rock star considered the rent- Meanwhile some 400 persons signed a petition to the al of the estate here because of its isolated location, provid- > Planning Board objecting to the road extension. They claim ing seclusion for band rehearsals ' it will create a high-speed corridor between Rts. 34 and 35. One of Mr. Springsteen's guests at the estate estimated The petition also alleges the road will split the township and there were 30 rooms from which lo view the "hills and damage its rural character. vales," of Holmdel The home, she said, was set far back on When the Planning Board rejected the developer's plans its entrance road and there was a swimming pool on Ihe because of the road payment issue, the matter went to property. court. Superior Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. remanded the A smaller house on the parcel is rented to David Thaler, matter back to the Planning Board for additional hearings the publisher of The Independent, a Bayshore weekly news- and ordered the board to resolve the case before June 9. paper. During the litigation the farm continues to In- used for Neil Hansen, property manager for the Joseph Musca- agricultural purposes, and wheat and soybeans are grown idle firm and its subsidiary, the James M. Rice Associates on the tract Holmdel-Valley Farm Management Co., Holm- of Maywood, owners of the entire tract, declined to com- del-Keyport Road, is reported to be the (arm operator. ment on the tenant's identity. One oldtlmer here recalled that the farm once supported • "I have no information pertaining tu this," he said, a large herd of black angus and white-faced herefords. when queried about the rock star's tenancy, adding lhat the Holmdel's rural flavor and its relative isolation may tenant in the house didn't wish his name known. make It a mecca for pop musicians. Mela'nie, a singer, once Rifliltr p*i«tt fey Carl F*rin< A snag in the development of the property as a 117-home lived here before building a home in Middletown, while the rock group, "The One," has moved into a large home on ROCK STAR'S HIDEAWAY - This house on a has reportedly been rented by Bruce Springsteen, subdivision arose when the Muscarelle firm and the Plan- a rock star. ning Board failed to decide who should pay for the extension Keyport-Holmdel Road. five-acre estate off Telegraph Hill Road, Holmdel, Sun heats water in Ocean home enough energy to heat an en- inside the collector rises By ANN BRENOFF Both men agreed that Ihe same sort of curiosity when lire building or run an air again. idea to install solar energy people first put lelevision an- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - conditioning system collectors was strictly an eco- tennas on their roofs back in "New Jersey is way behind They laughed al the Wright To provide sufficient heat nomic measure Ihe 1940s," he said. the rest of the country in us- Brothers. for a 12.000 square foot home, Mr Post predicts*.thai ing solar energy for heating "I'm just trying to get out They pointed to rooftop approximately 25 solar panels (here will be a rapid increase water. It's been used for from under the high cost of television antennas in the would be required. of use of solar energy collec- about 20 years in the south." heating bills," said Mr. Mech- 1940s But for Mrs Joy Mechura, tors in the future as the cost said Mr Post ura The collectors were in And a few eyebrows were two solar panels sitting on her of fuel continues to rise. stalled on the Mechura home raised when John Mechura roof are quite enough' He added that there is because that house was better and William Post put solar The solar boxes each weigh presently a legislative propos- situated (facing south ) than "They're really' not loo collectors on top of Mechura's 121) pounds and.contain about al in Florida which would re- the Post home. pretty," she commented yes- house on Saturday. terday. a half-gallon of water. quire all newly constructed The solar energy collectors, The collectors work by con- "But hopefully what they The collectors automati- homes in that state to have designed to produced domes- verting sunlight to heal can do will make up for cally drain of water when Ihe provisions for solar collector tic hot water, were installed energy The collectors heat that," she added quickly temperature inside the box plates. atop the Mechura home al 22K water which goes through the "We've had all kinds of drops below 38-degrees. Mr Mechura estimated that Cold Indian Springs Road on panels by absorbing enerev people ask us what those At this point, the normal 70 per cent of his family's to Saturday given off by the sun things' are on lop of Ihe heating system would resume tal hot water needs will be Both Mr. Mechura and Mr If enough collectors were roof.' said Mr. Post full activity for healing the supplied by the solar units in- Post are physics teachers al used they could supply "But 1 msl guess il was the water, until the temperature stalled Saturday. Ocean Township High School. Mr. Post explained that the 1 eight by four-foot glass- topped aluminum boxes which the two men hoisted on the Farmland study proposed Mechura roof will cut the cost of future water heating bills. TRENTON ^. He said the two-year pro- Alampi and Environmental opers. "I anticipate that the sys- blyman Walter J. Kozloski. I) gram will be funded by a $5 Protection Commissioner Da- "Simply put," said Mr Koz- tem will pay for itself in the Monmouth. has introduced million appropriation from vid J. Bardin because it was loski, "the program calls for next five to 10 years." said legislation calling for a two- the 1974 Green Acres bond is- possible to gel the most con- the payment to farmers by Mr Mechura, whose hot wa- year farmland preservation sue, with any unexpended bal- tinguous land there. the state of the difference be- ter bills averaged 115-125 a study program ance being relumed lo Ihe In essence, the program tween the farm value and the month last year. The study on a site in Bur- state treasury calls for the slate to gain market value of their proper- The two solar panels were lington County is to deter Mr. Kozloski, vice chairman casements to farmland and to ty to encourage them to re- purchased from a Massachu- mine whether it is feasible for of the Assembly Agriculture allow farmers to retain title main agriculturally active setts firm for $1,100. The two Ihe state to become per- and Environment Committee, to the property while' they The retain title and all rights teachers installed Ihe panels manently involved in the proj- disclosed that 10 sites had continue to operate their to the property as long as SOLAR ENERGY PANELS - William Post, left, and John Mechura Install themselves Saturday after- ect to keep agricultural prop been considered for the pilot farms It is hoped that this they continue to farm it." solar energy collectors on the roof of the Mechura home at 228 Cold Indian noon. eriy from being used for de- project and the Cumberland will encourage them to con- Mr Kozloski said he had Springs Road, Ocean Township. The panels will supply 70 per cent of the Mr. Post said thai the pan- County site was selected by tinue (arming and nol to be hot water needs of the Mechura family and cut fuel costs. Both men are velopment, Mr Kozloski sought to have Holmdel. in- els have a life expectancy of tioteoa Agriculture Secretary Philip tempted by offers from devel- cluded in the pilot project. physics teachers at Ocean Township High School. about 20 years. 10 The DtftyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, APRIL 19.1976 Some cautionary counsel for homebuyers By SYLVIA PORTE1 HiiiiiimiiiiNMimimiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spected before you purchase a unit Recently. Adelberg in- wnue you also can hire an architect, contractor, builder, formed a group of condo-owners that the roof on their build- civil engineer or appraiser to inspect the house before you You are now showing a healthy skepticism about prices ing was rotted and the hot water heater was faulty — ex- buy, keep in mind that these experts may charge more. The being asked (or used houses in today's recuperating housing pensive repairs that the whole group will have to pay for. "If additional expense may be worthwhile, though, if you plan to market — but most of you still are startlingly sloppy in your YOUR MONEY'S you're buying a condominium," he advises, "examine any and buy the house as an investment and not as your own dwelling, shopping for what's probably the most important investment all components of the building that you'll be paying to main- or if you're planning extensive remodeling. you'll ever make. lain Even if you're not living on the top floor, you'll have to Look in the yellow pages of your phonebook, under build- Of course you'll inspect the closets, open the kitchen cabi- pay for your neighbor's leaky roof " ing inspection services, for local home inspection firms. There nets, ask about utility bills, count the air conditioners. WORTH Assuming you're serious enough about a house or con- also are three national organizations that provide this service. Coast to Coast Inspection Services of Kockville Centre. NY, But you won't inspect for termite damage. You won't dominium to hire an inspector, heed the following guides: provides only licensed professional engineers as inspectors check the adequacy ol the electrical system or even count the MHHHHIIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIHIIIIHHIMIIIMIIIHII Before you hire any service, compare services in your National Home Inspection Services. Inc.. has six offices and number of outlets in each room. You won't note the capacity area and prices Make sure the inspector is licensed by the at least 40 affiliates Nationwide Real Estate Inspectors Ser- or condition of the hot water heater. You won't inspect the at- assured them that he had just had his roof inspected and il state If you suspect the inspector sent to your prospective vice, Inc.. functions in more than 30 states. tic for insulation, the floors for sagging, the brickwork [or re- was in fine condition, but their inspector pointed out places home is not a licensed professional engineer, ask to see his li- pairing, the roof for cracks where they could see daylight For $H5, the couple was saved cense card. There's no reason he should be reluctant to show It And even if you try to cover these points, most of you from making a mistake that would have cost them thousands to you. of extra dollars simply don't have the expert knowledge to make the thorough Make a list in advance of what you want inspected. If you inspection essential if you are to avoid getting stuck with a "But many people don't really take a close look at a for guys ft gals house until after they've bought it," says Kenneth Adelberg, want the electrical system investigated, make sure the person lemon. & Kids. . . head of a home inspecting consulting service operating in the you hire is competent in this field. What's the solution, then? A professional home inspection Baltimore-Washington area "I had one client who signed a To inspect a house properly, an inspector will need a step- service to do the peering for you And at a cost of around contract and then noticed moisture in the basement 1 dis- ladder, spirit level, flashlight and ice pick. If an inspector ap- BRINGS YOU $100, the money will be well spent, indeed. covered the builder had failed to seal a joint between the slab pears without such tools, be suspicious. One young couple I know, for instance, recently stopped and the foundation wall, an oversight that could cost the new Ask to see samples of the company's previous inspection short of buying a house they thought they loved — when they owner up to (7,000 to correct " reports. You also should insist on a written report, detailing SILVER discovered the roof needed extensive repairs. The seller had If you buy a condominium, have the whole building in- the condition of all major components of your home. DOLLAR Shifting portfolio from income to growth DAYS Bm _y. v vDAVI tft; M Ik » D1 - R1 iij'i'bii. 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Your other two in- SUCCESSFUL The shares recently reached construction is to be doubled THE 1st ANNIVERSARY OF OUR Motors, and 712 shares of Pa- vestments being in basic in- new highs but remain attrac- as a result Other divisions cific Gas & Electric, all listed dustries are cyclical That is. tive for long-term growth set records, with the ex- PISCES II STORE IN PINE BEACH on the New York Exchange I hey tend to move in concert INVESTING Last year marked the "ml ception of a small paper and We are in our early 30s and with economic trends In anti- consecutive year of record a specialty chemical business know we want to slay in- cipation of the turnaround in sales and earnings at Philip Overall growth in per share vested in common stocks, but the economy which is now un iii Miiimiiiimmmmiiii Morris. It was also the eighth net has averaged 17 per cent how do we know these are the der way, these two stocks year of dividend increases annually in the past five ^ I right ones for us' Should we have enjoyed a sharp runup like to see you buy equal dol- taken by its instant camera Cigarette sales were at all- years, pointing to earnings of sell some of the Pacific Gas & Price action from here will lar amounts of Eastman Ko These photos were far supcri time high levels, up 6 1 per $4 25 a share this year Electrio? PC. probably be less dynamic, but dak (NYSE) and Philip Mor- or in quality and size to ex- cent domestically and 9.7 per A — Yes, 1 would sell most should be generally in line ris (NYSE). The former has pectations, and generated cent overseas compared with . (Mr. Sargent cannot answer or all of this high income util- with the market unveiled several new copier- considerable speculation on respective gains of 13 per all mail personally, but will cent and 32 per cent for the ity issue. While it is suitable With the proceeds from the duplicator products recently the camera's potential The answer all questions possible industry Beer volume rose an for an older couple seeking in- sale of Pacific Gas. I would

By JIN OSTROFF 40-foot structure in wooden these new facilities and the In 1974. the summer-winter tated at estimating its value Levy says the rationale for planks. facilities of the existing win- complex was valued at taking the new construction his new effort transcends as- SEA BRIGHT - Ed Levy, The Olympic-size pool, sur- ter club This building, noted $807,800 according to Mrs into account. sessment values. owner of the Trade Winds rounded by an expansive deck for its pink and while-striped Sheila O'Keefe, borough tax "We will have to wait until "I just wanted to get back Beach Club, assures people area, is the focal point of a V- exterior, houses showers, assessor. Today. Mrs October." she said, "when to my first love," he said that it really won't lake a shaped structure that houses steam and sauna rooms, a (J'Keefe noted the remaining our yearly assessments are "The thing I understand and miracle to transform the heap cabanas, bath houses, a kid- gymnasium, an indoor pool, winter club and land are as- made." have done best — the summer of sand and broken asphalt on die pool and a cafe. two indoor handball courts sessed at M48.550. but hesi- For his part, though. Ed beach club." his property into 'the show- and a snackbar case of the Jersey shore" by "The secret to the whole Memorial Day thing is prefabrication." Mr. But all of Ihe facilities will Levy said, graphically illus- be dismantled when the build- Hut he Isn't taking any trating with his arms "how ing itself is demolished early chaSces either. they will drop the wooden and in spring 1977 to make way "I have men working seven concrete sections into place for Phase 2. According to days a week to get Ihe out- with a crane." plan, these same facilities door pool completed in time." will be incorporated into the he said, pointing to the men Like giant spokes on a structure built this year, plus laving the outline for the 42- wheel, each arm of the V will two more outdoor tennis foot by 82-foot by iO-fool by radiate from a reception courts. area, a hotel lobby-like struc- ture located off Ocean Ave. Thus within one year, the candy-striped edifice, a famil- Arcomano A wood-shingled building iar sight to borough residents Right From lopped off by a stone turret, for almost 15 years, will join is adviser it is the keystone of an esti- the rest of the beach club that the Silver mated tl million "total"' was demolished two years for bank beach club conceived by ar- ago. Mints of chitect Jerome Larson of Red Mr. Levy had planned town- 1850. . .whtr. RED BANK - Barry W Bank. houses for the site in 1973. Blank, president of Colonial LEVI STRAUSS The project is to stretch But the proposal was even- First National Bank, has an- tually scrapped when it trig- nounced the appointment of over two years with Phase I— Got His First which includes the cabanas, gered protests among some Dr. Nicholas J. Arcomano to borough residents. Start. . . PISCES the advisory board to the outdoor and kiddie pools, Long Branch office. cafe, two tennis courts and a "That was part of an epi- NEW BEACH LOOK - Ed Levy, owner of the Trade Winds Beach Club, Givts You 600-car parking lot— slated sode I'd Just rather forget," studies artist's rendering for new year-round beach-health club now being Dr. Arcomano was gradu- for completion by late May. Mr. Levy candidly admitted. constructed on Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. The estimated SI million pro|ect ated from St. Peter's College, -May Borough residents may feel will Include all new cabanas, Indoor and outdoor pools, snack bar, cafe and Jersey City, and Georgetown the same way too. lounge. University. Washington, D. C. Then, during a one-year FREE He served in the U.S. Army "intermediary period." club as a captain in the Medical members will be able to use Corps and was a US Public Health Service heart trainee Two Guys promotes DOLLARS in 1951 1952 He Is a member Armen Bahadurian FOR ANY GUYS, GAU, of the American Medical As- OR KIDS PURCHASE AT sociation, Monmouth County GARFIELD - Vornado. DBRdNOUVE Medical Society, Monmouth Inc. has appointed Armen J. Heart Association and the Bahadurian of Matawan mer- New Jersey Medical Society. chandise manager. ANY ONE OF OUR He is a member of the Deal Mr. Bahadurian will over- Golf and Country Club and see the toy. hobby and trim-a- 3 PISCES STORES! the AmericM^xgiofi Dr. Ar- tree departments for all Two Guys and Builders Emporium BEN comano rvctdtt in Long Purchases Over $10.00.. 1 Silver $ Branch with his wife and five stores on the East Coast. He children. joined Vomado in 1968. Purchases Over'20.00... 2 Silver $ Purchases Over '30.00... 3 Silver $ Now through May 1 tt only. DALE are found at... •1 CARNE6IE I COURSE

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Lyman Bostock and 20- hits, before giving way to Reuss needed relief help jor league list Manny Sanguillen's grounder year-old Butch Wynegar bel Tom Burgmeier who yielded from Ramon Hernandez in Kingman countered for the bounced through the legs of ted consecutive home runs off to Bill Campbell with one out the ninth after New York's Mets in the fourth inning Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson Catfish Hunter in the ninth in in the ninth Dave Kingman smashed a when he drove his sixth home for his second error of the nlng, the first major league The Yankees, who had their Ihree-run homer in the eighth run of the season over the left game homer for each, as the Min- five-game winning streak It was his second of the game field wall to tie the score at I- Frank Taveras followed nesota Twins rallied for three snapped, scored twice in the and seventh of the season, 1 with a sacrifice bunt that runs and a 5 4 victory over bottom of the first on doubles high in the major league The Al Oliver opened the Pirate scored Parker, and Reuss the New York Yankees yes by Mickey Rivers and Thur Pirates look a 1 II lead in the fourth off Craig Swann with a brought Sangurilen home with terday. man Munson and a single by second inning on a solo homer single and scored when Star- a double to left-center that Hunter, 1-2, allowed four Chris Chambliss. by Stargell. who also doubled r-'i'li sliced a double into the chased Swann Stennetl follow hits over the first four innings They took a 3-2 lead in I he Iwice It was Stargell's sec left field corner againsl an ril with a double off reliever Tom Hall to score Reuss with and then held the Twins hit- third on Roy White's lead off ond homer of the season and overstuffed Mets defense the final run of the inning (or less until Larry Hisle singled dmlilc and Graig Nettles' iwi> 370th of his career, tying him Dave Parker's single to Pittsburgh with one out in the ninth Bos- out single and made it 4 2 in with the late Gil Hodges for right brought Stargell home tock, who failed to hit a home the sixth on Lou Pimella's "iu! place on the alltime ma- Parker then took third when Mike Schmidt hit his fifth run in 3S9 at-bats as a rookie triple and a single by Rivers homer in two games and last season, tied the game illHlllllillHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHllltlllllllliniHIIIIIMIMIIIiaillUIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIMIHIIIIIIIIHHHIl pitcher Larry Chnstenson with a two-run shot over the Willie Stargell, starling and catcher Bob Boone each wall in right-center and pitcher Jerry Reuss and Ren doubled home two runs lead Wynegar followed with a me Stennell contributed run How They Stand ing the Philadelphia Phillies scoring doubles in a six-run drive that just cleared the NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE to an 8-5 victory over the Chi left-field fence. Pittsburgh fourth inning and cago Cubs the Pirates beat the New Itsburgh Rod Carew doubled in the mcidrlphio Schmidt, who became the York Mets 7-5 iK ago first inning and scored on »w York first National Leaguer in I III Mt» Van 141 LOUIS Steve Braun's single and Cleveland modern history to hit four Olivo Jb 0 Rivers C1 homered in the third for Min- TfrrHITb 0 White II MM successive homers when he nesota's first two runs Bert Corew lt> 1 Munson ( Teiai did it in his last four It-batl Broun dh Chmws Ib Chicago Blyleven, 11, scattered 10 M.I, If Nefflet M> Oakland Saturday, struck out and Boitoch ct Gamble it Kama* Ciiy Wyneoor i Pnello * Minnesota fouled out twice Sunday be Unter cf Ford rl ColitOrmo fore unloading a two run Mlllon 7b McKay 3b York > Chicogo m Boilon * thmpvi <,<, ingeles6 Minnesota 4. New York 4 Milne, tl KlAICfc 11 homer in the seventh inning Torre 1b Rabnsn ct Son Francisco t, Cincinnati Cleveland A. KanunOtyO Kngmn fi Blylvnp iiii,Klri|iii.ii N Chicago i Te«o* 7. Milwaukee*, Ut Strgll II. BfBinr p Milwaukee*, Teiai \. fed Chnstenson doubled in two Slrjiger to Par kef rt tmpbelp .1 Louis 7. Montr eol I Hr'iin ss Zisk II Houston 4, Son Diego 7. Ill Deteoit 6. California } runs in the second inning and Sltornl c inglinc Son Diego II. Houslon. s. 7no Oakland 7. Baltimore I. 11 « Swan p Taveros ss Toiol* I Totals IS TMtvi SMH Tt—VlQ — il Boone cracked his two-run Hall p Rtuts p '.'.,.in,",L,l,| 101 000 033 Montreal (Rogers 07).at Chicago ( I Decker I U at Ayolo ph Hrndl p New York 707 001 000 ham I 0) kmsO 71 double in the third as the Weabp LOS - Ml Neq York (Seover 1 0) at St i mm filar Oil at California Grot* ph JB-Corew, unton. Pinrlla tone ii h n ITanonoO II. n Phillies jumped to an earjy 6 Apodacop While JB - HM I II"-* os Angeif, (Sulton 0 7) al Hou Detroit IRuhli 1001 al Oakland IBah 0 lead Corrrtt ph r III SB-R (Diert.tr 1 i, » '.•..< i in I. i. Moson i» Totals J? S I? Total! D * 9 Cosh 7b Monday LOSING SOMETHING — New York Mets catcher John Stearns is unaware Ntw York 000 loo 0]t -V Bowa u Crdnl II I 7 that Dave Klngmans' throw has bounced out of his glove as Pirates Willie PIHiburghOlO 600 00. -1 Jhnstne rt 0 0 E-Horrcllon 7. Storgtll DP-Ne* 0 I Stargell scores from second on Dave Parkers' single to right field during York 1. Pittsburgh I I till Hr« fork I. Pittsburgh] 7B-Storg*ll ». Reuss. Slen 7 fourth inning action in Pittsburgh, yesterday. nell. Millon HR-Kingman 7 in. Mo. Allen Ib Swish*, i -»ll (7). S—Tavtroi Hutton It) Symrrms \* Schmidt 1b Gqrmon p Mi.1.1... il RosrMu SS Boone c Burns p ChrStnsnp (.acock pt> f Tolan It t lr-1 ' p (01d man' January Mll ph Totuis J0 I 17 Totals 37 S 10 Philadelphia OU 000 700 -8 Chicago 000 111 oou -i DP-Chlcogo I LOB-Ph.lodelph.o ' Chicago 6 JB-G Moddoi. Chrislenson D Cosh, i Morales. Boonr IB-Johnstone HR-Cordenol (It. Won day («). Thornton III. Schmldl 161 SB brings joy to hackers R Allen 7 BYAA softball CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) — ON pro Don January leaned For a while there was considerable doubt about it. He back in his chair, grinned and, in his broad Texas drawl, thought seriously of not playing in golf's prestigious Tourna- set for females observed: "1 sure am glad 1 come." ment of Champions Bayshore Youth Athletic "I'd played a lot this year, eight weeks out of.nine," he Association presents for the said "I was kinda tired and I wasn't too hot about playing. first time in Middlelown "But last week at the Masters I decided it was silly. Here Township the Cinderella Soft I am playing golf for a living and they're putting up (225,000 ball League. The Cinderella and there's only 22 of us playing and it would just be silly not League is regulation Softball to play." with fast pitch giving the girls He grinned again chances for tournament play "I'm right glad 1 decided to play." in New Jersey and World January, self-styled "Old Folks" of the tour, capped one Series in Corning, New York of sports most unusual and stirring comebacks with his front- in Aug. running, five-stroke victory yesterday, crowned by a solid, The first aim is to provide three-underpar 69 in whipping winds. girls between ages 10-18 with Not only was it worth (45,000 to the slow-moving, easy-go- an organized spoil in which to ing hero of the nation's middle-aged hackers, it made him, at participate and to give them 46, the oldest man to win a regular tour event since Julius the same opportunity (or Na- Boros won the Westchester Classic at age 48, in 1968. tional Recognition that is af- "And it got me in the Masters next year and it got me in forded boys through Little the World Series of Golf," observed January, who once quit League. the game for 2ty years then capped his late comeback with a Registration for the Prin- 277 total this week, 11 under par on the 6,855-yard La Costa cess Division girls ages 15-18 Country Club course. . will be held al the Belford January, who moves so slowly he's been described as HELLO AGAIN - Andy Messersmith of the Atlanta Braves has cap fall Boys Club in Belford, April 24 walking with a drawl, retired to his native Texas in 1972 to over his eyes after uncorking a fast ball to a former Los Angeles Dodger from I p in til 3 p.m Final concentrate on a golf course architecture business and then, teammate in his first start of the season. Messersmith went four innings for tryout and registration will be last year, at the age of 45, decided to try it again on the tour. his new employers, yesterday. May 1 He won his way into this elite event which takes only the winner of United States tour titles from the last 12 months with a surprise triumph in the San Antonio Texas Open, the last individual tournament of the 1975 season. Nastase sinks stubborn haver He threatened repeatedly this season, moving at the lead- KEAUHOU-KONA, Hawaii (AP) - Hie Nastase fought a his serve before Lave,r held serve and then broke Nastase in ers with something approaching regularity but — until this determined Rod Laver and gained the semifinals of the the ninth game, when the European missed an easy forehand week - falling just short. (320,000 World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup tourna- volley on the final point. But there was little doubt about this one. He built a five- ment here yesterday Laver then held serve to win the third set, 6-4, seeming to stroke lead through three rounds, watched with more than The Rumanian fought through four sets, 7-6, 6-1 4-6, 6-3, have gained considerable momentum casual interest as Crenshaw's budding challenge failed on the to score his third (10.000 winnertake-all round-robin match However, Nastase came back in the fourth set, breaking back nine and eased placidly home to the (45,000 first prize victory. Earlier, he beat Ken Rosewall and John Alexander Laver in the fourth game for a 3-1 lead. He held serve to that boosted his winnings for the season to (95,706 — by far Laver, who needed a straightsefvictory to gain the semi- make it 4-1 »P wlrapMIt the best of his two-decade career. finals, finished with a 1-2 record. But Laver held serve and then broke Nastase for a 4-3 JANUARY'S DAY — Don January watches his He had a chance to nail it down with an eagle on the par- The Australian seemed hopelessly off the mark after los- score drive on the 18th hole of the La Costa golf course, five 12th hole, but missed the 10-12 foot putt, courteously ing the first two sets. But he came back with his brilliant all- The 37-year-old Laver rattled off three straight points on yesterday on his way to victory In the MONY tipped his hat to the applause after he tipped it for birdie around game, especially his drop shot, to finally break Nas- his own serve before the 29-year-old Nastase came back on Tournament of Champions. January froze out the then treated himself to some verbal abuse for the missed tase In the fifth game of the third set to take a 3-2 lead. four straight points to break Laver at 5-3 and then hold serve opposition with a 277,11 under par. putt. Nastase broke back to even it at 3-3 and then went 4-3 on for the match. Erving's dunk saves Nets; Heat a factor Braves, Pistons in semis in Marathon Julius Erving dunked a shot with 14 seconds left and the semifinal round of the National Basketball Association BOSTON (AP) — Foreign runners from warm weather added a free throw, giving the New York Nets a 110-108 vic- playoffs. •iiiiiilrics became favorites yesterday as 90-degree heat was tory over San Antonio in an American Basketball Association The 23-year-old Shumate, who played his college basket- forecast for the 80th Boston A.A. Marathon today. playoff game which at times looked more like a back-alley ball at Notre Dame, was injured in the second game of the A field of about 2,200 distance runners, minus most bf brawl best-of-three-game series Friday night in Buffalo. He sus- America's best, was entered for the 26-mile, 385-yard Patriots' The Nets' victory evened the bestof-sevengame semi- tained a concussion and required four stitches on the head Day classic from Hopkinton to Boston. final series at 2-2. The fifth game will be played tonight at when he was struck by an elbow in a Buffalo defeat. The field, nearly 10 times larger than just a dozen years Uniondale, N Y. The 6-fbot-9" Shumate was taken to Millard Fillmore Hos- ago, is about the same as in 1975, when 1,818 runners finished Erving's dunk put his Nets into the lead for the first time pital for observation. Early Sunday, he came to Philadelphia within the official 3^-hour time limit. However, the forecast since the first period. accompanied by Dr. Steve Joyce. He wanted to play but of blistering temperature figures to take its toll this year. Erving, who scored 35 points, have brought his New York wasn't sure he was physically ready. The course record of 2 hours, 9 minutes, 55 seconds set by team to within one point of the Spurs when he made a foul Chris Ford stole an inbounds pass and scored with 18 sec- Bill Rodgers of Boston a year ago appears safe in extreme shot with 1:34 left. onds left lifting the Detroit Pistons over the Milwaukee Bucks heat. However, the weather figures to benefit many foreigp- Larry Kenon took the Spurs' last shot with 37 seconds re-, 107-104 for a berth in the National Basketball Association ers. maining and missed a juniper from 15 feet out. Western Conference semifinal playoffs. Although 43, Jack Foster of New Zealand remained a Throughout the contest, roughness was the name of the Bob Lanier poured in 28 points and Curtis Rowe 20 for the prime favorite. Foster won the New Zealand championship In game. Pistons, whose 36-46 regular season record was the worst in 2:16.24. and had a sparkling time of 2:11.18 in the 1974 British With less than five minutes gone in the second period, an NBA history for a playoff qualifier. The Pistons, who have Commonwealth Games. already abrasive game turned into a brawl. won 12 of their last 16 games, are to play defending NBA Three outstanding Mexican runners should benefit from The Spurs' George Karl and New York's Brian Taylor champion Golden State starting Tuesday night in Oakland. hot weather. They are Mario Cuevas, Laman Palma and Ser- squared off. Before they could be separated both benches em- The Pistons took the lead to stay at 103102 on a jump shot gio Gonzales. Cuevas has a best time of 2:16.03; Palma, a stu- ptied and arm-swinging side battles began across the court. by 34-year-old Archie Clark with 1:11 to play. dent at Brigham Young University, 2:17.32, and Gonzales 2:24. Police, coaches and referees broke It up. Both Karl and The Bucks ran the 24-second shot clock down to two sec- Taylor drew technical fouls and Karl played the rest of the onds on their next possession as Jim Price fired up a wild 25- A seven-man contingent from San Bias, Puerto Rica, is game with an ugly bleeding gash on his chin. foot shot and missed. Reserve George Trapp, who had back in force in defense of tlie BAA team prize. The group is led by Jose DeJesus, who was 17th in 2:19.02"here last year. John Williamson, who finished with 31 points, led the clos- sparked Detroit from a 01-84 deficit with 8:43 to play, re- ing charge for New York, scoring 20 in the second half. bounded for the Pistons. AJfO looking forward to hot weather is Swaziland police- BUI Paultz and George Gervln led the Spurs with 28 points However, Trapp missed a long shot as the 24-second clock man Richard Mabuza, who wasJ9th in the BAA last year. apiece. expired on the Pistons, and the Bucks called time out with 21 DOCTOR DUNKER - New York Nets' Julius Er- Other top foreign entries include Otonle Ateartua of Co- Rookie John Shumate, who didn't get clearance to play seconds left. ving, who scored 35 points In his team's 110-108 lumbia, Spanish champion Garcia Landa, Ethiopian-born until midnight Saturday, scored 23 points and hit clutch bas- They tried to pass Inbounds at mid-court, but Ford swiped ABA playoff game over Son Antonio yesterday, Francois WuUiemier of Switzerland and several Japanese, In- kets late in the game to rally Buffalo to a 124-123 overtime Dave Meyers' side-court throw Intended for Brian Winters, sails.toward a dunk In the third period. The win cluding recent Yomiuri marathon winner Hideo Seki and 1(69 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers and send the Braves Into streaked In and scored for a 105-102 lead. evened the series at 2-all. BAA champion Yoshiaki Unetani. Illll I MONDAY. APRIL 19, 1976 Montefusco befiiddles Reds, 5-1 By Tic AtuclaM Press ing to a three-ball count on Lee Lacy, another former Expos 2-1 and the Houston As- Brewers 7-4 in the first game three-run homer and Brian several other batters. Dodger, singled in the other tros beat the San Diego Padr- of a doubleheader before los- Downing contributed three John Montefusco drove in a He allowed three hits, run. es 4-2 in the opener of a doub- ing the second, 4-1. hits, including a homer, to run and doubled while stifling fanned three and gave up a The Braves scored four leheader before losing an II John Denny pitched a no- lead Chicago past Boston Cincinnati's booming bats run in the second when Ron runs in the sixth, the first 5 decision in the second hitter for six innings but Cleveland's Rick Manning yesterday powering the San Cey walked and scored from coming on ex Dodger Jerry game. needed Mike Wallace's last- scored on two throwing errors Francisco Giants to a 5-1 vic- first on Ivan DeJesus' two-out Royster's single up Ihe In the American League, out relief help to lead SI. and John Lowenstein stole tory over the Reds double to center. The Braves middle and the other three the Chicago White Sox Louis past Montreal home to key Cleveland to its crossing on Jimmy Wynn's Montefusco, who pitched for had planned to use Messersm- trimmed the Boston Red Sox Cesar Cedeno's home run shutout victory over Kansas homer over the left-field Middletown Township High ith, a 19 game winner last 10-4; the Cleveland Indians' highlighted a four-run eighth •City. Winner Pa* Dobson si- fence, his first as a Brave School and Brookdale Com- year, only a few innings since blanked the Kansas City Roy- lenced the Royals on five hits Wynn, Lacy and Royster all inning that powered Houston munity College, is a former he did not participate in als 1-0; the Detroit Tigers past San Diego in the first through eight innings. East Keansburg resident. spring training came to the Braves from the Dodgers in a midwinter deal whipped the California Angels game of their doubleheader Rusty Staub doubled, sin Montefusco, 21, and Gary Atlanta reached loser Hurt 6-2; the Oakland A's whipped Willie McCovey drove in four gled twice and drove in a pair Lavelle combined to limit the Hooton, 0-2, for three runs in In other National League the Baltimore Orioles 2 1 in 12 runs to lead San Diego's sec- of runs to lead, a 14 hit attack Reds to five hits in their low- the first. Ken Henderson de- games, the St. Louis Cardin- innings and the Texas ond-game victory that carried Detroit over Cali- est offensive outing of the livered a two-run single and als nipped Ihe Montreal Rangers beat the Milwaukee Jack Brohamer belted a fornia. year The Reds have been av- eraging almost nine runs per game Gary Nolan, winless against the Giants since 1972, took the Freehold Township steps to fore loss, evening his record at 11 The Giants scored twice in the second inning, with Ken Reitz doubling in the first run. Willie Montane/ opened as Monmouth County's top team the inning with a single and moved to second on Chris As predicted, The Daily lie and Manasquan. Long the weekend, Keypori, paced leheader over Rahway. 3-0, doubled to key a three-run, Speier's ground out. After Register's Top 10 for high Branch was ninth and Kan by grand slam homers by Rod and 2-1; Toms River North. seventh-inning rally. Reitz doubled in Monlanez, school baseball hardly resem tan was 10th last week, but Hannn'SMd Gary McGeorge. with the help of a double play Dave Rader singleUand Mon- THE DAILY RKMSTKR bles last week's lineup. A few neither team was able to win beat Hoffman of South Am- in the seventh inning that cut lefusco made it 2 0 with a TOP II well-placed defeats turned Ihe a game last week. boy, 12-7- the possible tying run out at sacrifice fly I. FreehiMTw*. (74) elite list topsy-turvy and sent the plate, beat Long Branch. I. St. Mi Vlaiiey (M) The Iti-ds got their lone run Ocean Township from Ihe pe- Red Bank Catholic, which Red Bank Regional got a 3-2. in the bottom of the second destal to sixth place. has shown the ability to single in the seventh inning 3. Kimsw-F.H. Reg. (M) when George Foster singled Freehold Township, second score, but Is weak in the from Earl Agee and downed Central Regional tripped 4. MlddkUwi Twp (S-l) with one out and Cesar Gero- a week ago, remained unbeat- pitching department, climbed Monmouth Regional. 3-1. Lakewood, 6-5; Point Pleas- I, Matawai Reg. nimo tripled en and knocked off Toms Riv- up to ninth. Manasquan, a 5 3 while Allentown ripped ant Beach edged Dunellen. «• i. Oreai Twp. («-1) COUNT PICKS A ROSE - Cincinnati Reds runner Montefusco gave way to La- er South, 2-1, over the week- victor over St. Joseph's of through Freehold. 10-1. 5, and Asbury Park split two 7. H.well (4-1-1) Pete Rose is forced out at home plate by San Fran- velle in the seventh when end to claim first place. Toms River on Saturday, Sayreville shellacked Rari- tn lloboken. losing the first. :> 8. Store Reg. (71) 3, and winning Ihe nightcap. cisco Giant pitcher John Montefusco yesterday In Pete Rose walked with one Two other teams, St. John rounds out the Top 10. liin. 184, with a mint attack; I. KB CatktUc (4-i) 5-4, when George Rios Cincinnati. Montefusco covered home when out. Lavelle then struck out Vianney and Rumson-Fair In other games played over Wall Township won a doub- II. Mawuqm (S-I) George Foster hit a short bouncer and Giant catch- Ken Griffey and got Joe Mor- Haven Regional also stayed er Mike Sadck flipped the ball back to him. gan to ground out perfect and are in hot pursuit Rose had singled in Ihe of the Patriots. third to extend his hitting St. John took on two differ- Brookdale to include girls streak to 22 games in a row ent clubs in a doubleheader uvcr two seasons Saturday and came away Colt runners with an unmarked slate over L1NCROKT — The summer Soccer Clinic 12. Aug 16 to 20. and boys aged 13 through 18. Andy Messersmith made his nine games. The Lancers did held by Brookdale Community College will be Aug. 23 to 27. . Atlanta debut without a deci- open to girls for the first time this year Youngsters will receive instruction in sion but several other ex-Los away with St. Mary's of South Amboy, 9-1, and then fed St. "We recognized the need to include a spe- passing, controlling and stopping the ball, run- Angeles players made a hit as cial session for girls in our camp." Camp Di- ning and dribbling, tackling techniques and the Braves edged the Dodgers Mary's of Perth Amboy a 6-5 shatter mark defeat. The Lancers were in rector Fred Hazletl explained "There are so shooting principles, heading and goal keeping 7-6. fourth place a week ago. many girls' soccer leagues in Monmouth Coun- skills. Messersmith, the former ty now." Hazlett is the head soccer coach at Brook- Dodger who was signed as a Meanwhile, Rumson-Fair dale and former goal tender for Trenton State free agent to a II million con- Haven Regional, which took Held In August, Ihe clinic is an opportu- College. He will be assisted by such experts as in Relays tract eight days ago, pitched the lead in the Shore Confer- nity for youngsfets in soccer leagues to shar- Doug Welsh, assistant coach at Brookdale and only four innings and lacked ence "C" Division after beat- pen their skills before the fall season opens It two time All American at Trenton State; Joe ing Shore Regional last week, also provides a break in the long summer va- HIGHLAND PARK - The event in a time of 7:53.2 at control, walking three and go- Ferralna, coach at Christian Brothers Aca- moved up from fifth place to cation Christian Brothers Academy the 13th annual Highland demy and former standout player at Brook- third with its sixth-straight two mile relay team set a Park Relays. In addition lo Ihe camp T-shirt, this year dale and Jersey City State College; Ferris An- win. The Bulldogs, who got new meet, school, and county every camper u ill be given a top quality soc- loon, coach at Frank Antonides School, West Ron Gale, who ran a 1:59.2 off to a slow start last year, record and the second fastest Countymen cer ball to take home with him Also included Long Branch, winners of the Monmouth Coun- leg, Chris O'Brien, at 1:59.7. finished the 1976 campaign time nationally, in taking the In the $00 tuition fee is the use of college lock- ty Intermediate League championship in 1974. Tom Minogue in a time of with a florish, and appear to 1:58.4, and anchor man Jon star at net be maintaining that high stan- er and shower facilities and a handsome cer- Each camper must provide his own trans- George, who finished in 1 55 9 dard of play. tificate of attendance portation to and from the campus each day. were the winners in Group IV The camp .Will be held in three one- Lunch may be brought or purchased on the Middletown Township Is Blues for the Colls week sessions: tor girls aged 8 through 18. campus. The day starts at 9 a.m. and ends fol- for Point fourth, up two places from In Ihe overall standings FrrdHuletl Aug. 9 through Aug 13; boys aged 8 through lowing Infra-Camp League games at 2:15 p.m. Trenton finished on lop with WEST POINT.NY. - last week. The Lions are still 2O'/j points, Neptune a close Army's tennis team split its unbeaten in the "A" Division split second with 18 points, and first two matches of the sea- with three victories. Plainfield third with 11 points son in the Eastern Tennis Right behind the Lions is CBA was tied for seventh League. Matawan Regional In fifth pair with six points. Coach Ron Holmberg's Ca- place. The Huskies were sev- LOWER YOUR COST dets opened the season with a enth last week, but a big vic- BLACKWOOD '- The The Scarlet Fliers, who 9-0 triumph over Vassar tory over previously-unbeaten Brookdale Community Col- captured three events, set a men's team but then dropped Ocean Township, and a 144 OF OWNING AN OLDS lege baseball team extended new meet record in the 480 a tough 5-4 decision to Wil- win over Madison Township its winning streak to five high hurdles. Ken Alexander. liams College Saturday. on Saturday, helped them to Leon Williams. Tony Jackson, games by taking the first Falling behind 4-2 after the fifth. game of a doubleheader with and Gary Ramsey ran it in a Ocean, last week's leader in time of 1:01.1. singles matches, Army won Cumberland County College. the first two doubles matches the Top 10, tumbled all the 17-1, but saw the streak end Neptune also was on top In to draw even. However, Don way down to sixth after the by dropping the second game, the 440 and 880 relays thanks Gianokas and Bill Shattuck of big shakeup. The Spartans OLDSMOBILE 2-1. to the team of Gerald Wil- Williams teamed up to trim still have a share for the "B" liams, Ramsey, Hill Blaton. Kurt Andrews and Chris Lai lead with Matawan after bel- In the opening battle, Jer- and Mike Peniston. They cov- ting tough Howell on sey Blue hurler Nick Fiorillo of Army in three sets, 4-t, 6-1, ered the 440 in 43.6 seconds, 6-3 for the deciding point. Thursday. picked up his sixth straight and the 880 in 1.29 2 Howell, which had been victory thanks to a three-hit Dan Hammond (Middle- South Brunswick was the third before last week's activ- performance, and 18 hits by town, N.J.), playing at the victor in Group III action with ity, dipped to seventh on the his teammates. No. 2 position, and Brian 16 points. Long Branch ended Smith (Middletown, N.J.), list. The Blues' big inning was in a second place tie with playing at No. 4, both have 2-0 Shore Regional is the only the sixth when they got five Carteret, each with 14 points, records in singles competition team that didn't budge. The runs on hits by Nick Char and West Essex and Emerson this spring. In doubles, Zach Blue Devils are still eighth. SALE-. mello, Jeff Erbig, and John were third with 11 points Smith (Greeley, Colo.) and They lost to Rumson last Gardella, and a two-run apiece. Hammond in the No. 1 spot week, but managed to win three other games. double by Don Jacoby. The Green Wave got firsts and the second doubles team of Brian Smith and Rusty Two teams fell from the IN THE SPIRIT OF THIS 7e BICENTENNIAL YEAR BCC slugger Chuck Wein- in the 440 and 880 relays. John Blaton, Vinnle Sne'll. Jim »Struble (Newtown, Pa.) are 2- ranks of the Top 10 and were YOUR SHORE OLDSMOBILE DEALERS ARE GIVING kofsky smashed his fifth replaced by Red Bank Catho- EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS ON THE COMPLETE LINE home run of (he season over Morns, and Ron Can- finished 0 thus far the leftfield wall in Ihe second the 440 in a time of 44.5 sec- OF OLDSMOBILES WELL BELOW MANUFACTUR- inning onds, and the 880 in 1.31.3. ERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE. 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SEE YOUR SHORE OLDSMOBILE Saddlebag, water bottle and holder) or any of 8 DEALER NOW. «T ACQUAINTED SPtCIAl other kits. The Touring Kit wiD put lotsjf—£ more fun into all your summer and ( WASH*. WAX fall touring. Come see us today. Your Kitchen Floor W«t t MHl\ Call Anytime stripping >>I>U 6S6-M00 MAHNS BROS. or extra M2-9100 Rt. 35 Eaionfown It. 34 t Itlmor llvd. 542-0030 Wall 681-2488 MINUTE MAN MAINTENANCE Open (Mon.-Frl.) 9-9 Op«n (Mon.-S.t.) «-S W« Service All Type* of Floor* Sat. 9-6 Ffl. 9-9 WICK RD HUG SHAMPOOING OUR SPECIALTY 100 enewiw 741-0910 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 19 1976 The DtftyRegister 13 Summer weather is delight to anglers The cumbinatuin u( i-xrclli'iti weather and prospects of IIIIIIOOOOMOHOIIIlnOHOIOOtOltOOIOOIOIIOOIOOIOOIOIIOOO equally good fishing broughl what may well have been an all- time record crowd of people to ihu North Jersey Shore on Friday As always. Good Friday was Ihe big day of the three-day holiday The docks were quiet yesterday That Friday crowd was unbelievable There was no possible way to arrive at an ffii.VUV estimate of the turnout since from Atlantic Highlands south party boat fishermen arrived al all hours of the night for sail ings generally listed at 8 am SCHAEFER In Point Pleasant Beach everything that Irould float was underway % 7 am The roads were jammed with fishermen driving from dock to dock looking for boats. " OOIMO 001 OOII OOIOMUOIOO OOO OlllOOIMimi Olio OH MOO.Ol Thousands were disappointed Many had traveled from county residents nao seven nrums, lakes MO ponds to Will northern New Jersey and from Kastern Pennsylvania for i by wasted day The waiting patterns are well grooved By 4pm just I was disappointed loo but not badly Anticipating a ' about everybody who intends to fish ili.il day is present and crowd I figured that if I gut to the docks by 7 there would be ON TO WASHINGTON - Debbie Hodes, right, and and McDonald rolled a 180 to beat his 143 average. waiting at his favorite spot Precisely at 5pm everybody no trouble finding room But the docks were empty and Ihe Jim McDonald are on their way to Washington They will compete against winners from 242 other casts his bait or lure into the water parking lots were full over the Memorial Day Weekend after winning the centers operated by Brunswick throughout the Usually the tame trout bite ravenously, but sometimes they roll-off -: monthly Bowl Your Way to Europe U.S., Canada and Mexico. Doris Ross, left, and Trout fishermen today were playing a waiting game on don't respond at all At such times the Tuesday morning Tournament at Brunswick Airport Plaza Lanes in Bob Scarcy, manager of the lanes, wish them well. the Manasquan River, the only Monmouth County stream tliat clean-up fishermen who start arriving al first light gel their Hazlet. Miss Hodes beot her 148 average by 77 pins is closed every week for slocking this spring Every Monday chance al easy six-fish limits through May 24 the stream is closed to fishing from 5 a.m. to Whether we like il or not. this is New Jersey trout fishing, 5pm from the Route 9 bridge downstream to Allenwood La- the way most people seem to want it goon A list of charter and party boats working out of the har- The Metedeconk and Toms River in Ocean County are bors and marinas of Cape May County has been compiled by Fair Haven's Altreuter also closed on Mondays The Musconetcong, Pequest. Wa- the county's Department of Public Affairs The list contains naque. and Big Flat Brook, all of which are major streams in notations on the number of anglers each boat can accom- north Jersey are closed from 5 am. to 5 p.m. Fridays modate, what equipment is supplied and. in many cases, the The restocked Manasquan is on a list of 16 waters in Mon- specialty offered by each captain mouth County which will be replanted with slate fish this Free copies of the list are available by writing. Charter gives Tufts' sailors a lift spring All were stocked before the season None were stock- List. Public Affairs Dept Box 365. Cape May Court House. ed last week • N.J. 08210. MEDFORD, Ma. - Tufts (jr., Plallsburg, NY.) crew- the river, All-American Neal Rhode Island in the MIT In Among the most intriguing guns offered in the Ithagun University's top-ranked sail- ing, finished first among the Fowler (jr., Glen Cove, N.Y.) vitalional. The Manasquan will be restocked six times, counting 1976 catalog, just off the press, is the new Perazzi MT-6 over- ing team wanned up for the 13-school field in B Division and Ted Scott (fr, New Bed- "This is what we needed today. The following will be restocked from one to three times under al a suggested retail price of 12.495 It is offered in trap New England countdowns this interclubs. ford, Ma.) paced the Jumbos We'd been stung by several during the spring: Big BrooV. twice; Englishtown Mill Pond. andskeet versions weekend by winning two re- 2; Garvcy's Pond, 2; Hockhocksen Brook, 3; Mingamahone Jamie McCreary (so . to a seven-point win over second place finishes earlier The gun is unique in that il is furnished with five screw in gattas within a half-mile of Brook, 1; Mohawk Pond. 1; Pine Brook, 1; Ramanessan Larchmont, NY) and Altreu- in the season and we can't ac- e tubes each machined to close tolerance The tubes for each other on Charles River. Brook, 3; Shadow Lake, 1; Shark River, 2; Spring Lake, 2; ter split the skippering duties cept that Everyone is going are X-Full, Full Improved Modified Modified and Im Sunday. Takanassce Lake, 2; Topenemus Lake, 2; Willow Brook. 3. (luring the two-day sail in A Alt's quintet to be looking for us in the i'd Cylinder The five chokes are interchangeable barrel- and Yellow Brook, 3 Co-Capts. Sam Altreuter Division Interclubs and fin- New Englands, but we seem to-barrel and gun to gun ished one point off the top. (sr., Fair Haven.) and Dave makes marks prepared for it now," said Except for the Manasquan, these waters can be fished im- The catalog, at SI to cover postage and handling, is avail- Kellogg (sr, Glen Head. NY.) Altreuter and Kellogg didn't SHREWSBURY - Five Sailing Master Joe Duplin mediately after stocking. The 5 am. to 5 p.m. waiting period able from Ithaca Gun Co Inc . Ithaca. NY 14850 wrapped up a big victory in have a finish below fourth Irampohnisls representing applies only to the major streams the names of which are all the Owen Regatta, hosted by during the Sunday series lo Tufts opens defense of its listed in the current compendium on state fishing regulations Alt's Gymnastic School, here New England championship Harvard. wrap up the title. The system of stream closings has its critics but it is the and in Matawan, placed in when it enters the New Eng- COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL Kellogg, with Hale Walcoff Meanwhile, one half mile up best yet devised to spread Ihe trout as equitably as possible the National Age Group land Eliminations at New among the license and trout stamp buyers. Hopefully, reduc- Championships sponsored at London, Ct, Saturday Seton Hall University ing the number of closed waters this year from 83 to 17 state- AIR CONDITIONING Altreuter, "The Outstanding wide will not trigger a resumption of large scale truck follow- Mary Lou Alter of Rumson SERVICE and CONTRACTING College Sailor of 1(75," begins ing. Freehold Entries placed third among girls age defense of his New England In the days before stream closings, scores of cars would 10 and under, Tom Roller of title in the Singlehanded Eli- wait for the stocking trucks ou,tside the state fish hatchery "TEMP-CON SERVICE" Today Matawan was third among 11 minations, Sunday each morning. Caravans would follow'the trucks to the Representative available to estimate lor all types ot and 12-year-old boys. Nancy streams, and sometimes the ride would be a long one, like to AC Installations, service and contracts. I»I - r«w IM P»TM t.m Hommy Butler (Ktlly) Costa of Colts Neck was third Last season, Tufts rallied to Dwerko J [Ferrltroi Marty (FII (on I ... Cape May County for instance. " oHanowr (Ftlinnl among 11 and 14-year-olds. edge Yale by five points (or SttOdy Lotonn (Bremohon) The every-Monday crowd of waiters will probably be larg- LONG BRANCH 229-0400 Nice Kid (LtCoiml . . . Ooc>cm«f iv iii Kathy Novotny of Little Sil- the New England title. Al- NOIIOU tBotloni) Docs Chief (Vitcl « | er than ever along the Manasquan this season since last year Twporl Tootle Fly Fly Sally (Upon) Dre*el Erin li Egyptian Snalet (Ltmlng) Mill Sharp Duck ILanel 70 girls. Kingston, R.I.

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The "Rob Peter" name is apt, Solveig Eia, a dignified and charming woman in Leon- since snips from one square are applied to the contrasting ardo, who is known for her skill in needlework, took up a chal- center of Ihc adjacent square lenge presented to her a year ago by Mrs. Theresa Thorsten- Work begins at the center, with Ihe pattern then being sen, Belford. cultural director of Noreg Lodge 466. Sons of carried in all directions^ The design would have been spoiled Norway if there was one mis^ke However. Mrs Eia, who was born The story goes that Mrs Thorstensen. who is a clerk in in Oslo. Norway (in RMt). is a precisiomst. intolerant of mis- the Belford Post o((ice. saw a beautiful patchwork quilt in a lakes Her home is a showcase for her own skill in needle- Cathedral Stained Glass pattern in a New York store The work! which includes Norwegian bell pulls in double cross price tag was $2,000 stitch. Bargello. and embroidery Kloslersom and Bonnemons- The women members of the Noreg Lodge were looking ter for a project to raise money (or its Building Fund. After months of work and more than 3.500 squares of The lodge has a goal of $80,000, with a five-year projection quiltmaking completed, we wondered; "How can you part on it, for the building of a permanent home for the lodge and with Ihe quilt'" its activities on seven and a-hal! acres of land on Boundary The answer was direct. "We need the money." Road in Marlboro, near the YMCA's Arrowhead ;- The quilt will be displayed at the Cultural Festival May There are 250 members of the lodge and Ladies Auxiliary. «) when other crafts and skills of these men and women of working toward this goal A variety of benefits are planned, Norwegian heritage will be proudly displayed The crafts in- including the annual smorgasbord this Saturday at 8 pm in clude woodcarving, copper enameling and rosemaling. which the Belford HralMNM, and a Cultural Festival May 30 from I is handpamling similar to Tole. to 6 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, HI 36. Keansburg. To augment funds for activities of Noreg Lodge, a cook- where Noreg Lodge members regularly meet, and where ac- book "Ekte Norsk Mat, Authentic Norwegian Cooking," has tivities for some 50 young people also take place been compiled by the members The lodge, an international Ingenious pattern Fraternal organization founded 20 years ago. supports the Mrs Thorstensen enlisted the aid of Mrs Henny Bjorn- "Ski for Light" a program for teaching the blind to ski This sen, Middletown. who had started a quilt in this Cathedral de- year, the event was held in Minneapolis, and in 1977 it will be sign, to reveal the intricacies of the ingenious pattern, which in Vermont is recognized by needleworkers to be one of the most difficult For local children of Norwegian descent Mrs E(a teach- to construct because of its concave and convex edges of each es the language, and Mrs Thorstensen teaches Norwegian patch. folk dancing, a vital part of Ihe heritage. Under Mrs Eia's tutelage and planning for the 84-inch by President of Noreg Lodge is Odd Hansen o( Morganville 100-inch quilt, ten other women members of the Lodge joined Other officers are Edwin Karlbon, Morganville. vice presi- in the dedicated task of meeting regularly to wash. iron. cut. dent; Norman Halvnrsen, Woodbridge. counselor; Noreen An-' fold and sew this quilt together. derson, corresponding secretary; Aldona Karlbon. recording Preshrunk squares secretary; Arle Dye, Englishtown, treasurer; Ira Nelson. At- Along with Mrs Bjornsen and Mrs. Eia, who cut out lantic Highlands, financial secretary; David Olsen. Keyporl, 1,050 small colored squares herself (washing and ironing them assistant financial secretary; Grace and John Ebbsen. Free- so that the quilt is pre-shrunk), were Mrs. Thorstensen, Mar- hold, sports directors; Carolyn and Jerry Rosholt, Marlboro, ion Theisen, New Monmoutb; Aldona Karlbon. Synove Hennk- social directors; Norman Colson. West Long Branch, assistant sen, Edna Hansen and Malfred Hervold, Morganville; Hildur social director Johnson, and Christina Svensen, Red Bank; Astrid Jacobsen. - Trustees are Ole Hendriksen. Morganville; Sverre Ebbe- Atlantic Highlands, and Diane Olsen, Keyport. sen, Freehold, and George Theisen, New Monmouth Also offi- "We got together three or lour limes a week." Mrs. Eia cers at* Randi Stetz, Hazlet; Edna Hansen, Ole Opsal, Ray stated. Most o[ the sewing sessions were in her home at 17 Stetz, Hans Larson, Hans Vagen and Helen Sjursen of Fan- BeUevue Ave., Leonardo, where she resides with her hus- wood, whose husband, Clifford, is District 3 Sons of Norway's band, Berger Eia. treasurer District president is Edmund Trabulsy of Brooklyn The design, which also in 1800 was known, as "Orange The Sjursens are avid folk dancers and will entertain with the Peel," looks like a series of circles, but in reality the blocks Noreg folk dancers at the Smorgasbord Saturday. are each nine inches square, set corner-wise Half of the There are eight Sons of Norway lodges in New Jersey, the blocks are of white muslin, and half in colorful prints This nearest to Noreg being those in Edison and Point Pleasant.

FESTIVAL OF COLOR — Mrs. Solveig Eia ol Leonardo, a member ot the Nofeg Lodge, Sons ot Norway, is pictured in her native costume, with the quilt she and 10 other women members ot the lodge worked on almost a year to complete. It is made up ot some 3,000 squares, in what is known as the Cathedral Stained Glass design Donated lor lund-raising for the lodge's Building Fund, the quilt will be displayed at its Cultural Festival May 30 in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Keansburg

After months of needlework,

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put their quilt on the line

CLOSEUP:

• Details of the Cathedral Stained Glass quilt pattern in closeup, above, show intricacies of the completed needlework.

• • Illustrated, at left, are the varied steps involved in the pattern, be- ginning with the plain 9-inch muslin squaTe.

\ • Progressing, the 9-inch square is folded into a 4-inch square. Then, it is joined to three other folded squares.

• Colored small squares of cloth are placed in the centers of the larger muslin squares.

»In the next step, the edges are hand-rolled and stitched. When Register staff photos by Don Lordl joined, these bound squares attain a third dimension and re- semble a stained glass window. 18 The Drily Register SHREWSSIRY, N J MONDAY. APRIL 19. 1976 Couples wed in traditional rites Paulina-Fedkenheuer Thorsen-Harper MATAWAN - Hiss Mane Paulina, Somerset, and the WINTER PARK, Fla. - sen served in the US Army Louise Pedkenheuer, daugh- late Alexander Paulina. Miss Kathleen Ann Harper, and Is with Dodds Dis- ter of Mr and Mrs Frederick The Nuptial Mass was con- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tributors, Orlando M Kedkenheuer Jr., 4 Cres- celebrated by Msgr Alexan- Richard W Harper, 121 Man After a wedding trip to the cent Place, Hazlet. was mar- der Zdamewicz, the Rev Jo- or Drive, Red Bank, N.J.. ried here April It in St Cle- seph Rucinski and the Rev. West Coast, the Thorsens Mrs. Uehard Headerm was married here April 10 in will make their home here. (Nee Emilie Cowan) ment Roman Catholic Michael Moran There was a St. Margaret Mary Roman Mrs. Mart Inte Church, to Jacob Alexander reception in Buttonwood Man- Catholic Church, to John R. (Ni>e Heather Harris) Paulina, son of Mrs. Anna or. Thorsen, son of Mr. and Mrs Henderson-Cowan Louise T. Kedkenheuer was John B. Thorsen of Winter MIDDLETOWN - Miss Emilie Carolyn Cowan, daughter Bruce-Harris her sister's maid of honor Park. of Mr. and Mrs James Huston Cowan, 137 Grange Ave., Fair SHREWSBURY - Miss Heather L Hams and Mark Also attending the bride were The Rev John I, Bluett of Haven, was married here Saturday in Christ Episcopal Stuart Bruce were married here April 3 in Christ Episcopal Mrs. Gary Van Blaricom. Mrs, Rtbert FUiagai Mrs J*ki R Tkanta ficiated at the ceremony, Church, to Richard Everett Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. which was followed by a re- Church The Rev Edward Story officiated. Miss Judith Kane, Mrs Ron- (Nee Eileen Masterson) (Nee Kathleen Harper) Everett Henderson, 53 Heron Road, Middletown. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence F ald Gurgul and Mrs. David ception in the home of the The Rev. James B. Simpson, rector, officiated at the cer- Harris, Highfield Lane, Colts Neck, setting for the reception. Hernngton Denise Kane and bridegroom's parents. There was a reception at Rumson Country Club. Mr Brace's parents are Mr and Mrs Stuart Bruce of Ma- Tony Barber were flower girl Flanagan-Masterson Mrs Kathleen K. Adams Mrs. Gregory M. Cowan was matron of honor for her sis- was matron of honor. Also at- nasquan and ring bearer. GARWOOD - Miss Eileen Mary Masterson and Robert ter-in-law Miss Nancy Beers also attended the bride. tending the bride were Mrs. Miss Robin C Harris was her sister's maid of honor. Rob- Kevin Flanagan were married here April II in St. Anne Ro- William S. Henderson was his brother's best man. John Anthony Paulina was best Donna Sparling Brockmeyer ert P Bruce was his brother's best man man Catholic Church during a ceremony conducted by the Stevenson Babeuf was the usher. man and the ushers were and Mrs. James Simon. An- Mrs Bruce attended Marlboro High School. Her husband Timothy Kane, Anthony Rev. Michael R. Mascenik. There was a reception in the The bride is an alumna of Amity Regional High School was graduated from Wall Township High School and attended Westwood Lounge here. drea Leigh and Tracy Anne and Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY. She is a piano teach- Barber, Mr. Gurgul, Christ- Moore were flower girls and Brookdale Community College, Lincroft He is employed by Parents of the couple are Postmaster and Mrs. John J. er in this area. opher Kedkenheuer, Joseph Spencer Alan Fast was the Acme Markets, Belmar. Masterson of Garwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Flana- Mr. Henderson is a nephew of former State Sen. Richard Leo Kedkenheuer and Rich- page. After a wedding trip to the Smithville area, Mr and Mrs ard Fedkenheuer gan, 3 Louise Place, New Monmouth. It Stout, West AUenhurst. He was graduated cum laude from John Carson was best man Bruce reside in Ealontown Attending the bride were Noreen C. Murphy, maid of hon- Trinity-Pawling School, Pawling, NY, and is an alumnus The bride was graduated and the ushers were Allan K. also of Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine. He is trust ad- from St. Mary's High School. or, Agnes Neary, Kathleen McCarthy, Ann Sakelarides, Susan «j

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cordially mviles you lo our Engagements Easter Review of Wedding Fashions Lyon-Cole at the CobbleStones *jn7 0«tlittr ilofl pftfttt STATE HIGHWAY NO 35, MIDDLETOWN . CHEVY CHASE, Md. - The engagement of Miss Deborah CLUBWOMEN'S PARTY - Mrs. William Alexan- 1 MILE NORTH OF NED BANK Anne Cole, to Barton E. Lyon, son of Mrs. Robert E. Lyon, 31 der, Ocean Township, left, and Mrs. Samuel Ka- ON APRIL 21ST AT 7:00 P.M. Monmouth Court, Middletown, N.J., and Mr. Lyon, 40 Ocean rln|a, Rumson, are chairmen of Wednesday's 8 Bridal Whirl Associates, the "profes- Ave., Monmouth Beach, N.J., is announced by the bride- p.m. dessert card party planned by Rumson Wom- sionals" you can trust to make your elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C Cole, here. en's Club. Mrs. Jacob Perl or Mrs. Charles Sully, dreams ot a beautiful wedding come true. Miss Colo and her fiance are attending the University of Rumson, may be contacted for reservations for the Maryland, where she is a member of Gamma Phi Beta Mr. event, which will take place In Rum Runner Res- GE FOR ADMISSION Lyon is on the University of Maryland golf team and is a taurant, Sea Bright. member of Phi Delta Theta. Miss Cole's late grandfather was the Rev. Frederick The I >aily Register Brown Harris, who was chaplain of the United States Senate. FLOWERS BY ROSS Classified Way COBBLESTONES RESTAURANT GERARD PHOTOGRAPHY COLEMAN'S, THE FORMAL SCENE lURATO'S OF BRICK TOWN Bennett-De Stefano dial COLPITTS TRAVEL CENTER RIUSSILLE S JCWELIRS JERSEY CITY - Mr. and Mrs. John De Stefano of this "The Action Line" CUTCO-DIVISION OF WEAREVER SWAN-KEY REALTY city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joan ECONO LIMOUSINE SERVICE THE PARTY CORNER De Stefano, to Joseph Bennett! son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 542-1700 Bennett, 91 Jackson St., Keyport. A November wedding is planned. Miss De Stefano is employed by New York City Insurance Co. She and Mr. Bennett, an alumnus of Keyport High School, are graduates of Jersey City State College, where he was a member of the varsity basketball team. Mr Bennett Is a bar- HAVE ASPpiNG FLING! tender at Mums Plains Lanes. Miss De Sttfino Elaine Powers' 13-week way to shape you up for Manning- summer Woodall GOLDSBORO, N.C. - Mrs. Thurman D. Woodall here an- nounces the engagement of Spring into action. her daughter, Miss Wendy Spring into shape for Woodall, to Robert L. Man- summer. We know you ning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat- rick H. Manning. 18 Clare- can do it. Fast. With Elaine muni Court, Middletown, N.J. Powers' special accelerated three- A July wedding is planned. month Spring Fling program! Miss Woodall, daughter also A proven program of sensible of the late Mr Woodall, was graduated from Smithfeld-Sel- eating and exercise. Easy-to-use ma Senior High School and Active-Exercise equipment. Person- received a BA degree from alized help and encouragement. Pfeiffer College, Mis- enhelmer She is attending All designed to help you look sensa Divinity School at Duke Uni- tional in less bathing suit than ever. versity, Durham. You can do it. In just three Mr. Manning was graduated short months. We know! from Middletown Township High School and was awarded a BS degree in civil engineer- ing from Alfred (NY.) Uni versity. Spring Fling Mocci- $Q Special Masker O per week KEANSBURG - John Mas Complete 13-week Program ker, 15 Charles St., announces Unlimited Visits the engagement of his daugh- ter, Hiss Donna Marie Mas- ker, to William Mocci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tobio Mocci, Call now for an appointment! Vineyard Ave., Morgan. A June wedding Is planned. \f Ellin* Pomn Flgun S«loni 1(71 Miss Masker, daughter also of the late Mrs. Masker, at- Elaine Powers Figure Salons tended Middletown Township High School and is employed Arthur husky's by Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz, Holmdel RED BANK (SHREWSBURY) Mr. Mocci attended Sayre- An l>luiiiAllen (iiillco SHREWSBURY PLAZA RT. 35 544-1773 ville War Memorial High Alto Brlcktown — Bay Harbour Plaza 265-3350 School and is employed by 11270 Route 35 Middletown, N.J. 07748 Midland Glass Co., Cliffwood. Dally tO A.M. To 9 P.M. Sat. 10 To 5:30 Sun. 1 To 5 For Browsing 671-6000 J 20 The Italy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. APRIL 19. 1976 HI I Mil I COUPON I'COhTOP DRY CLEANING |f itf. $3.71 f£7S we NOW . m COME TO THE MODERN Chest hair is itchy subject BRIGHT W CLEAN Ut»4tfiMt\ t MY CLEANING CENTER H.,. M Fo.dL.n Shop. C.nl.f f«l M»ni»»ulli .. Op«nD«llr I •—10 P? . ^ m ^ b^BBdai&aTSs^sjQiBiaB} 1^* -^ Dear Ann Landers: The lei and girls kiss in the halls at jiib ceive a copy, send a dollar - \K to Elmer's wife was my school, lie close to each other Planning a wedding' bill, plus a long, self ad Uilgh for the day. Why any in the grass during lunch What's right? What's wrong? dressed, stamped envelope Advertise in The Register ; woman would attach so much ANN LANDERS hour, smoke pot in the bath- Ann Landers's completely (24 cents postage) to Ann rooms and on (he school new "The Bride's Guide" will Landers, P.O. Box 1400. El importance to the hair on a After I showed that article western University Medical steps, and hundreds ol fresh- relieve your anxiety To re gin, 111 60120 ! nan's chest is a mystery to to my brother he stmltled a School, there is no convincing men girls get pregnant every ;ine lot less and kept his shirt but- evidence that links the quan- year." So spoke my 15-year- I My brother happened lo toned more. — Last Laugh tity of chest hair with the lev- old granddaughter while tiave a very hairy chest and el of female or male sex hor- trying desperately to make he was so proud of it he Dear L.L.: That article mones. Also, it has nothing excuses for her second preg showed it off at every op- may have solved an irritating whatever to do with the abili- nancy by the same boy This portunity He especially en- problem for you, dear, but ac- ty to have either boy or girl 1 after having had two abor- joyed displaying his bountiful cording to Dr. Norbert Frein- babies growth in the presence of my tions. kel, Director of the Center for Dear Ann Landers: "Things Within six months the child husband who had very little Endocrinology al North- are different, Grandma Boys 'hair on his chest has lost seven weeks of ; -, One day I happened lo run school. Her once healthy body across a magazine article is now anemic and she is al- thai surprised me. It said ways exhausted. She threat- men with hairy chests were ened suicide when her par- fooling themselves it they ents forbade her seeing the JOIN NOW...RECEIVE considered it a sign of manli- boy again. ness The more hair on the Need I tell you I am heart- *A 5O SAVINGS chest (according to the per- broken? My daughter has aw son who wrote the article) the tried to be a good mother •|* COUPON BOOK more female hormones the Her husband is a fine, hard- For Class Nearest You Call 364-5511 man had He went on to say working man. What does the Or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 the hairy-chested male is future hold for a 1^-year-old i more likely to produce female with such a tragic history? — children while the less hairy- Deeply Concerned In Coming, chested man is more apt to N.Y.. have sons. (My brother has Dear Concerned: This child four girls and one boy. We is clearly out of control and ; have three boys and one girl.) has been for quite some time. Weight _ Her parents should get her into the hands of a competent therapist at once. Too bad Deborah this wasn't done immediately Wtfdhers after the first abortion. Some OFFER EXPIRES MAY 1,1976 luncheon professional was not doing his (Valid Only In Ann 31, N«« J«tay) il.27 FASHION FABRICS • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ! — Shore Casino will be the BY setting here April 27 at noon for the annual spring lunch- THE eon of Red Bank Chapter of Deborah. Mrs. Antonio YARD - Grandi, 124 Crescent St., . Keansburg, may be contacted for reservations. .' Mrs. Michael Bodnar, Mid dletown, and Mrs George I Mcila, Locust, are chairmen - »f the event, which will fea- lurc fashions from the Joy atfakraMiMi simp Lincroft. Music will be BICENTENNIAL SALUTE - Mrs. Dorothy MotO, by Joey Sudyka. Locust, left, and Mrs. Mary Bodnar, Middletown, •. The chapter's souvenir Ad who head the committee for the April 27 noon : Journal, for which Mrs. luncheon of Red Bank Chapter of Deborah, display' ; Jarm\s W. Stapeles, Shrews the red, white and blue afghan crocheted by Mrs. 60" ' bury, was chairman, will be Joseph Arnone, Red Bank, as special gift for the SALE 100% Polyeiter distributed at the luncheon. event. The luncheon In Shore Casino, Atlantic The committee includes Highlands, will feature fashions from Joy Shop, STARTS SINGLE KNITS Mrs Richard Maloney, Ea- Lincroft. tontown; Mrs Nagel O'Brien, It's smart to stitch 'n' save. West Long Branch; Mrs. TODAY Calico Prints Ralph Stein, Mrs. Frank through Polyester & cotton . Levy, Mrs. Kehcia Di Fiore, UPHOLSTERY SPECIAL Fashion solids Mrs. Vera Lucia. Mrs. Mi- ONE WEEK ONLY! WEDNESDAY 100% polyester Yard chael Montanino, Mrs. Wil- I qualily on finfd liam Klatsky and Mrs. Max Choose from a selected group of Benowitz, Red Bank; Mrs William Van Tassel. Mrs Ben Velvets • Herculons 45" Hassas and Mrs. George Nylons * Tapestries Mas*? Little Silver; Mrs. Ray BOTTOM WEIGHT Yeagkr, Mrs. Mary Anne Ri- del, Mrs Coney Powell and CHAIR Mrs Rose BorrieUo, Middle GAUZE town; Mrs Harry McLaren, I*. I. J50.M Rumson, and Mrs Arthur 100% cotton Eckstein and Mrs Nicholas Machine washable Barbato, Shrewsbury. Red Bank Chapter of Debo- rah, headed by Mrs. Frank Tuohy, Little Silver, will do- nate proceeds of the luncheon and journal to Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns MUmilS • HDSnUDS • COMKIS • VAIANCIS • SUPCOVIIS Mills, to be used for research, 71," published II75 llxy. 35, Mddltloitit Shopping Center Crepes Twills Ribs by Ploughshare Press, Sea Phone 677-6773 Ponti Bfifht. f 7. Autos For Sole J, Autos For Sole 7 Auto» For Sale 2. AutOi For Sole SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY APRIL 19 1976 The Daily Register 21 AUTO HOBBY CENTER 2flt offer ymouth Crtr Toki Over Payment! Runs good U.5 firm 717 73*1 Coll HI 2377 OTOHwy IS Haile H77M4 Coll 717 3711 DATSUN 197J - 1100 Coupe Four 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Over 50 Clean Used CASARO I HI - Mew LT I «nu,n« CHEW NOVA1974 - Sli cylinder speed radial tires 61.634 miles Will FIAT 1973 ISO SPIDER - 2S-0W ongi luruo 400 trantrrmilon, cutlom paint, power steering, AW radio Call 49$ sell to be«t offer Call '<) 6576 ask tor nol miles AW FW radio steel &e'led I Cars To Choose From. new lire* ond Croocr mags Serious in lit I ofltf Spm Robed t>cept Sunday radial tires Call 741 6S76 ash for quinesonly S6A 732? after J p m Jamie e«tepl Sundoys CHEVY .97] VEGA - AoVmotlc DODGE CORONET WAGON 1966 - 100% — 12 Month/12,000 CAMARO 1975 - 3M Four tpetd FM transmission ISSO Good running condition I1M Mile Warranty Available and eight track stereo S 000 miiei •73-0W4 otter S pm S44 9770 FIAT 197b MKKJ Coll 791 1626 after S p m 1,000 mt lei On Most Models. DODGE DART GT 19*1 Sl« cylin Call 764 9390 CAPRI 1973 CIRCLE CHEVROLET dtt automatic, good condition Besl WE RUN A VERY SIMPLE Snrewsbory A« Shrewsbury otter FORD 1970 - Eight cylinder No Credit Wanted, porly who need) 100% (inane More Classified , 741 31M automatic ashing US0 747 4339 ing, with no money down, on a 197] Applications Refused! DODGE 1974 VAN - Tradesman >W Capri, four iot«d 78 700 mile. S21H CORONET* RT 19M - New high per on Next Poge 9100 miles Eight-cylinder automatic For Quick Credit OK Many other models to choosr from lormonce motor and transmission transmission, power jteet Ing and pom DEALERSHIP Call For aulck credit O K , call OASIS MO Coll otter 4 Bpm./.l 626' 10 Wanted Automotive er brakes 14000 or best offer 9M BV43 TORS at 1201, 771 7100 ( ORVETTES New and used C o< CAPRI 1974 - JWOcc engine V 6 tour vettes m stock tor immediate delivery ABUSED! speed, AM/FM radio, vinyl roof, til 1OVVNE CHEVROLET, 671 6700 DOREMUSFORD 229-3313 Mt. 15.000 miles Wake otter Ml 6576 -SALES-SERVICE PARTS CASH PAID Our Ads Are Not Confusing! BAii t y BROS , INI ask lor Jamie, except Sunday) TOD Stvewsburv Ave . Red Bank 7414000 Capri 1974. v o Stick, stereo Cleon C OOUGLASALAN CREDIT PROBLEMS? FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE WE NEED USED CARS sharp cor 23.M2 mllei USflS 19 E No cash? If you re working, we can ti 1975 MERCEOESBENZ VINE WOTOR CORP Waple Aye Ntwmon Springs Rfl . Bed Bonk, 747 nance you No money down Payments COW MS Oceaport Avr . Uttte Silver M2 5153 Red Bonk 741 AS/0 WE WILL PAY tHEVELLE SS 1HS~ Big block, TuT arranged to suit your needs Many FIAT III 1974 I Front whiel drive GRANADA BONNEVILLE tttS - Mags. h.|o bo 400 automatic tw and Quality Used Cors to choose TOP PRICES radial tires, 32,740 mile* Will sell tc chers, 389 tour barrel, emeilmi run 7B7 9«M Atk lor Al 2-doorGNa ALL NEW 1976 FORDS' nina condition, many txlro. Ashing best offer Call 741 6576 ask tor Rob %O0 Coll 747-9514, IMIvllll 1974 MAI IBU ^n e.tept Sundays TOM'S FORD Aulomalic. P S IN STOCK Good condition radio & healer BUICK LE SABRE 1969 - Two door 172 1130 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 3. Autos For Sale Mileage 12.669 hordiop. power sieerlng/brakei One CHEVROLET NOVA 1975 - Blue sir owrwt Good condition fbAiUi cylinder coupe, blue vinyl roof, turbo BuTCK"StCYLARK"T97l - Aiitpmatlc, automatic, power iteerlng, AM radio, '3795 0 OVER steel belted radial whltewall tires 5,000 ( U400 S66 6106 after 5pm 99 DEALER COST! BUICK 1975 SPECIAL - Automatic, 1974 power S35O0 CHEVROLET 1972 - Kmgswood El <& »1 HWann Sp m late nine-passenger wogon Powir Cars A Trucks — Thunderbirds & Vans steering, brakes, windows AMFM CADILLAC1973 COUPE "oTviILLB~^- PINTO Loodcd Exceptional Asking (4S00 tionlng Super 671 5747 WAGON 2 Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sale Auto radio 23 700 miles « Factory air You Won't Be Sorry! TRY US! *2995 1974 DODGE CORONET 1973

• All VOLVOS •$- Cualom 4 dr., green, V-l, aulo. PS, P B . OUR ADS ARE SMALIURSO air cond., vinyl rool, 23.903 mllea. GRAN TORINC WE CAN SELL FOR LESS P.S. 4-door aulo $1 75 OVER DEALER COST $ P S. radio. XNY MODEL LIMITED TIME ONLYI 3095 38,396 miles Factory air. »2795 SHORE MOTORS 1974 AUSTIN MARTIN 1974 MERCURY CAPRI FAIRWAY FORD 4 dr., Sedan, orange, 4 cyl., aulo., Spt. Coups, ysllow, 4 cyl. auto , AM- 1973 VOLVO — TRIUMPH 25,975 mile. FM radio, 32,439 mllss. 671 BROADWAY 5 YEAR/SO.000 MILE WARRANTY BUICK LONG BRANCH $ $ Apollo 4-dr. 3275 Aulo P S, 222-3600 (1 Mile off Rte 36) 2375 radio 39052 miles 1975 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1974 VW BEETLE Factory air. Custom 4 dr., gold, 6 cyl., auto. 2 dr. Sedan, oranga, 4 cyl., 4 tpeed, *2895 PA., air cond., vinyl root, 12,250 33,193 miles. milts. 1972 $255O FORD '3550 Galaile 500 4 dr V-8 auto P/S. 52,000 miles 1974 CHEVROLET NOVA Factory air. 2 Dr., blue, V-S auto. PS. P.B., vinyl rool, air cond., 30,122 miles. '1995 $ 1975 2895 FORD "Over 50 Years in Business' F100 Pickup • I . V V-8. auto, P S, 8 010 miles Factory air BUHLER & BITTER '4295 Val Tonwino'i Servile Manager I CHRYSLER Plymouth 1974 PINTO 3290 HWY 35, HAZLET 264-5000 2-dr automatic. radio Blue Mileage 27.257 Complete Diagnostic Testing *2595 1973 With the Hew Sun 2001 Automotive Diagnostic CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr. Auto. P/S. Computer, years ahead of it s Time FREE! radio. 43 269 miles Test drive any Factory itr. any make .' i.li llui new Chevrolet d's *2695 1973 TWo Days Only and enjoy a OU 0ESE8VI > CREAK IODAT | PONTIAC LcMara APRIL 30 & MAY I Sport 2-dr V-8. hamburger, aulo. P/S, radio 38.272 miles reg. trench fries & reg. soft »2795 drink FREE!9" * Qood thru April 30 only at Tlnton Falls, limit on* offer per demonstration ride. 1972 PONTIAC If you really want to know why it's knocking — why it's not starting — Ventura 2-dr. 6-cyl. auto, P/S. why it's not running right — we'll give you the answer fast and free! Just USED CARS 40.498 miles call and make an appointment now for any time between 8 A.M. and 8 Like new P.M. on April 30, or 9 A.M. and 4 P.M. on May 1, and within minutes of 1975 MUSTANG II GHM 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE 1974 PONTIAC CATALINA *2595 your arrival your car will have the most thorough testing of its life. Maroon w/matching mt, car Beige w/while vinyl top. Satan Wagon. 9-pass . has everything including air cuslom cloth interior, cruise brown w saddle interior, air, conditioning Mint condition control, -P'windows. radio. P/S. etc A beautiful with only 11,683 miles' P/seats. air. radio, etc LIKE Wagon" . 1970 NEW" WE'LL GIVE IT A COMPLETE ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS and emission test MAVERICK for hydrocarbon which you'll need for state inspection. Your car will be 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT 1972 AMBASSADOR 2-door 1974 CHEVY CAPRICE 6-cyl. std radio tested by our diagnostic computer under the supervision of special Yellow w/black mt , stan- 2-dr Sdn, radio, auto , P/S, Mileage 30.884 dard shift, radio, etc , only 4-dr Sdn. auto . radio, air. P'B, P/Wind. air cond automotive technicians from the computer center. 4.522 miles Still under fac- I/glass, P/S, P/B. tory warranty! P/windows *1695

1970 WE'LL GIVE IT A COMPLETE PHYSICAL INSPECTION of wheel alignment, tires, 1974 TOYOTA CELICA GT 1971 CHEVY KINGSWOOD 1975 CHEVY CAPRICE Metallic silver w/black vinyl ESTATE WAGON, beige, ra- MAVERICK brake lining, drums, front end parts, steering gear and shock absorbers. A Coupe. AM radio. WWs. ml-. 5 speed trans , air. dio, healer, auto , P/S, P/B, Grabber aulo.. P./S, P/B, P/wmd, AM'FM. radials plus This P windows, air. 63.998 complete under-chassis inspection of the exhaust system. mites 6-cyl auto. air, I /glass car is like new with only radio, mileage 21.419 miles Real sporty! 46.483 '1895 And while this is going on, you're invited to enjoy yourself with donuts 1975 CHEVY El CAMINO 1974 MAIIBU CLASSIC 1969 CHEVROLET Air cond.. AM/FM radio, Brown w/beige cloth interi- 4-dr Sdn , air, auto . P/S, and coffee. or, loaded with extras in- 1970 t/glass, aulo . P/B, P/S. 1 radio WWs. spl mirrors, cap cluding air conditioning Low mileage-m showroom CADILLAC condition Coup* DcVllk The decision concerning what is done about necessary corrective measures, 2-dr Loaded & Sharp 60.904 if any, will naturally be up to you. If you decide to use our outstanding to serve you better our miles service facilities, they are at your disposal at very competitive prices. REMEMBER: Parts Dept. Is now open *2595 Saturdays 'til noon. r CALL AND MAKE YOUR APPOINmiHI NOW! 542-7805 641 Shrewsbury Ave. DOREMU$* Shrewsbury FORD MDUMX 741-3130 7414000

RT. 36, EATONTOWN (Next to the M.V. Inspection Station) »*WCAR 542-7800 CHEVROLET (rxmn New Jersey Authonml Ransqection Center tSED CM 542-7808 „;„«,„ 22 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAYAPRIL 19.1976 LOOKF ADING EVERY FRIDAY BOAT DEALERS • PRIVATE OWNERS SELL IT FAST THE DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED with a Dally Register low cost "Boating Section" Classified Ad. For details, call our Boating department... 542-1700 CALL TOLL FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 566-8100. CALL TOLL FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300.

a. Auto* For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 2. AutosjForjtale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autot For Sole 4. Motorcycles 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted 51. Help Wonted FORD FALCON I9M - TWO DOOR MATADOR 1*74 - Two-door, Due MONTE CARLO 1970 - Low mileage RED BANK VOLVO HONDA 1973 - CB 7». Much chroi BE A SARAH COVENTRY - Fashion SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - Two open SIX CYLINDER AUTOMATIC TAPE sects, oir conditioned, rear view Air conditioning, power steerln Newman Springs Rd Red Bonk Mint condition 11550 or best offer Col Show director No Investment. No de Ings One In Engllshtown area, one In PLAYER LOOKS. RUNS GOOD FOREIGN CAR togger, 26,000 miles Four new tir broke* E-ccllent condition 12000 74 74! SU6 747*451 livery Excellent arrangement to odd Keonsburg area. II per hour, four U7S CALL 741 7751 1392 tofomlly Income 741 15ttaf1er*4 30 hours per day. Only those with bus Asking S2O00_4« 19*1 or 291 1611 RITTENHOUSE INSURE - Your cycle by phone. Im Manpower FORD PINTO WAGON 1973 - Auto MAZDA 1971 - Station wogon MONTE CARLO 1973 - Full powe driver's license need apply Coll 229 LINCOLN MERCURY m, mediate coverage or free Information BUTCHER^ANrTcOUNTER PERSON HOD, Exl. 11. nolle, radio, only S2.«O ml let Moke I9» VOLKSWAGES FASTBACK 12300 air conditioning, AM/FM, ouNe 900 HWY 35 775-1500 OCEAN TWP Toll free 1001113114 offer, Loll 741-tSH. oik for Terry, e> Four iMM condition Guaranteed Inspection At — Experienced, port time Call be Call 264-4366, Slotpm tweenl 12 noon 264 3730. SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER - For c«pt Sundays 1970 OPEL GT — Automatic MERCURvTOMET 197? - AuTom ing 13100 264-M2 SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reo f Legal Stenos animal hospital, port time, salary 1971 VAN (Volkswagen), very clean best car buys RUSSELL Oldtmobile sonoble rates. Grosilno.tr & Heller CABINET MAKER - Full or port negotiable Experienced In payroll, FORD TORINO 1*70- Two doer 1972 TOYOTA CELICA Ic, power steering, air condtlionm ~~ MUSTANG~1US CONVERTIBLE Cadillac Co . 100 Newmon Springs Rd . Agency, 15 Wlkofl PI, Red Ban* 741 time Experience preferred hardtop Automatic, power brand new steel-belted radial tires, i Beit after steno, typing ond billing Reply to Box Two door (tick Red Bank 7410910 Coll 721 Itv4 L-367, The Dally Register, Shrews 1973 DATSUN - Two-door stick maculate condition. 44,141 miles C M2-MH Typists 741 6576, oik for Jamie, except Si STRAUB BUICK -OPEL SUZUKI T.S. ISO - Set up fat dirt E CAMP COUNSELORS - For summer bury, N.J. 07701. 1974 MGB CONVERTIBLE MUSTANG .945 - 219 VI, tonso cellent condition. 1450 Call after 6 1ft.W0 mile, day* automatic, many new parts 1500 71 NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars day camp Send resume to Mlddietown SECRETARY - Full time. Needed for H^y IS 264 4000 Keypoil p in 946 1554 Swim and Tennis Club, W0 Harn theatrical firm. Hip, swinging Individ FORD 1970 VAN - Will hold 12 people MERCURY MONTEGO - MX Broi Hi 7 Dictaphone Good for tuitomlilng or church use RASSASPONTIAC SUBARU 1971 - Excellent engine. YAMAHA Rd. Mlddlctown ual Some soles experience helpful, bwt ham 1971. Full power, air, 23.000 mil MUSTANG 194V - SIM lylmoer. out J1R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. not necessary. Coll 142 7331. tlOOO 271110? m Brood St 741-5)10 Red Bank Mint condition 12195 142-6471 malic, vtiy clean 41,000 origin: needs some body work 1700 or best of ler Call collect 217-7446194 otter 6 171 W. Front SI, Red Bank I43-OS7 SECRETARY~- Multl-speciality me7 MGA tM2 - 1600 Mark II 30,000 oVl mllet HMO 6/1 «/n p.m. CARPENTER/BOAT Stenographers GTO 1969 - IS00 Price negotiable nol miles, new rubber, good tondtli dlcal office Experience with medical NOVA l«n - Red, vinyl roof. sU-cy 1973 YAMAHA 650 With vacation lime coming upon us terminology ond medical claim forms 50,000 miles 471 3074 Not used, oarage kept Class" til inder automatic Good condition SUBARU 197] - 1400 DL Mag wheels. EXPERIENCED ONLY necessary Potential tor progression to Ask tor Wan* 717 9561 new tires, excellent car Inside and out. 741 5431 after S p m we wilt need talented temporaries. I III JO 7873197 front-whet' drive. 45,179 mlt«s. Will you are skilled In any ot Ihe above office manoger tor right party Please MG MIDGET 1974 - Asking Mb ONE OF TWO - 1973 Vega Estot accent best otter Call 741-6576. aik for pleose stop at our office ond register submit resume to Mofawan Medical FORD 1972 7 Auto Insurance Mihm Boat Works Nn fee charged Associates PA, 213 Main St , Matawan. RTE 36 542 7t0«_ 6AT0NT0WN Coll Middlelown Tire Co , 671 MM, Wogon. AM f-M. automatic, air, ne Robert, encepl Sundays. YOUNG Ilk,VI ft\ May suve $100 N.J 07747. No phone colls. GRAN TORINO tween9-A p.m. tleel rodlol*. II.000 miles, S1779, O THE~FINeST SELECTION - Of new and more on auto Insurance For free Monmouth Beach JEEP SALESAND SERVICE 197? Vcgo Station Wagon, AM, auto 4 W. Front Red Bank 142 4341 Wonttd, port, wlvt o^ds 100% (Inane Twin Boro Motors, Inc. MG MIDGET 1975 — Excellent, * and used Cars In Monmouth County quote call Bob Orr, 391 1753. Low Call 222-7735 " SECRETARY ing. •Mh n« r**nrv down, on a 1V7] ronty Orange, 1,000 miles Aik malic new sleel radio's. 71,000 mile Over 100 air conditioned new cars in down payment. 113 Main Asbury Park 776-557 Some steno ond light bookkeeping 13, f Newmon Springs Rd Red Bonk IT Wi We will ke*p the one not told CARPENTER - Five to ten years ex Ford Cr«n fvtJM* «4r conditioning, CALL NOW 74T-OO40 13100 Coil U7 (334 , Itoch McGLQ'N BUKK OPEL INC, Hours 9-5 p.m Start» hour. power irrtrinj 30,100 rnllti Mil!. Shrewsbury Ave . New Shrewsbury perlence for remodeling work, Mut MEPICAL RECEPTIONIST SECRE ACE EMPLOYMiNT AGENCY TARY — Typing essential Experience Mony othtr modill to chootff from KAY MOTORS OPEl. MANTA RAUYE - lf?4, (ou 741-6300 10 Wanted Automotive have car and tools Coll Tom. 257 6164. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Top cosh paid lor your car or truck, HONDA CIVIC MONMOUTH CHARGE NURSE - Part time 13 1 preferred, Mon. through Sal, No speed AM/FM radio, excellent cond JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up Wednesdays One evening Write rt SERVICE If ATlOffOPENINGS for quick crfdll OK, call OASIS MO 252 Broadway 222 2263 Long Branch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb 64 Central Ave, Red Bonk p.m. shift TORS aUMM 721-7100. Hwy 36 Eotonlown 542 5 Hun 21,000 miles »69S Coll 6/10031 service DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Low sum* to Box L-365. The Dally Regis Permanent Shift managers and at- Call 741 1079 Call 264 23)7 ter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. tendants Betford area. Middlelown KITSON CHEVROLET CO. MONTE CARLO 1974 - 17,000 m er Mum St . Motowon 5M 27W GREMLIN X 1173 - AMC E>c".Tlinl OPEL MANTA 1972 SPORT COUP CLERK TYPIST - Experienced pre Phillips 66, Leonardville Rood Coll condition low mlltagi Illu 171 Hwy 16 Eatontow Stereo, AM/FM tape, air, orig - four-speed, air condition)^ TOYOTA 19*9 — Four door sedan MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Mul 717 9B36, )0 3. or WJ 5052, 6 6 p.m Part 542 1000 owner. Cream puff »3.wrj 6/1 HW TOP DOLLAR terred, full-time. Red Bank area Start be odepl with all front desk proce AM/FM. will accept any reaionao Good condition plus good mileage Immediately Call 747 1104, Ext. 14, Of full time, Drier. S0.300 miles. Call U\ 6i7b. os dures. telephone, potting, appoint W95 Call 462 1312. 1:30-4:30. ments, typing Only person wltn m« 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole lor Lloyd, except Sundays TOYOTA 1971 - Corolla, two~door, SoyrevHIe, N.J. 717• 1300 CONSTRUCTION SALESPERSON - dlcal office experience need apply SEWING MACHINE PINTO 1972 - Automatic, 3l Excellent opportunity, roofing and sld Write Box S ni. The Dally Register OPERATORS miltl Excellent condition 113 Ing salesperson. Experience pre- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. best otter.M2WI3 WANTED Merrow over lock machine operators TRIUMPH 1971 - TR6. very good run- ars and trucks Tap ferred Coll 946 BM5 after 7 p m MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS - Fai on coots. Union shop. Apply Mon- PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBURBA ning condition. Must Me Reasonable TORS 1 cfiOSSING GUARD APPLICATIONS .m. to 11 midnight and 12 midnight to mouth Coats. Adams Brothers Build WAGON 1971 - Nine possenger, o 741 SoOi. Ask for Rich. — Now being received. Inquire Little? E a.m. shifts. Must be ASCP or ell lng,2SS Bridge Ave , Red Bonk and power Under 45,000 miles. SI57 Silver Police Oept , 480 Prospect Ave , gible. Apply Personnel Department VOLVO PRICE DISCOUNT TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. weekdays, 9 2 p.m. Jersey Shore Me SIGN PAINTER Little Silver. 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD dlcal Center, Corlles Ave, Neptune PLYMOUTH FURY III 1973 - Auk RED BANK CALL 747-0040 DARK ROOM TECHNICIAN Black An Equal Opportunity Employer. malic, power steering, air cond VEGA 1977 — Automatic. Excellent and whit* only Purt time averaging SNELLINGANO SHELLING- $AVE Honing, vinyl roor, Immaculate cond condition. SHOO. AM/FM eight-track about eight hours per week Mostly al NEWCAREER? World's largest employment service, lion Only 4$. WO miles Will accept an Call 3644143 or 364-0703. your own convenience. Musi tie 0 real Or do you wont to change your present 54 Brood St, Red Bank, N.J. 747-1131. reasonable offer. Call 741-6576, oik lu 51 Help Wanted expert wllh ten years experience, lives reol estate position? Be trained by Terry, eicept Sunday* VEGA 1979 HATCHBACK — Good close lo 21 Linden PI , Red Bank, if Century 21 Reol Estate Academy. Dls SUPERVISORS - For several oreoi PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SEBRTN" condition. Must sell Call 717-5448 after APPLICATIONS FOR - Planning 1126. cover the financial advantages of be of office. It you hove experience In su 1974 — Two-door, power iteering am 5pm. Board Clerk are being taken ot the longing to the largest real estate orga *tvising computer operations, in brakes, air I37OO 717 1112 otter 5:3 Borough Hall, 31 Monmouth St., Red DENTAL ASSISTANT - For bus) illation In the country Must have olilng. general office, or are a mart- VEGA 1972 WAGON - Engine com- Bonk.WJ. dental office. Send resume to BOH C Real Estate License. Coll for ci aerial secretary, pleose call 741-4900 OFF LIST ON BRAND NEW ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - To OS 365, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, fldenllol Interview, Cenury 21, Pi PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1974 - slsl In all phases ot bookkeeping, ex Bragajgar Agency, 794 Brood St., Shrews SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Night Four door sedon, 311 CIO, automath perlence and light typing required DOCTORS ASSISTANT - Part-tl _ y. 747-0721. shift. 11-7 a.m. Full time. Long-term 1975 164A LEFTOVERS! power steering, power brakes, rodl VOLKSWAGEN 1975 SCIROCCO - Must be versatile, knowledge ot Bur- Please send resume und references to Good opportunity. Call 741-4700. and heater, whltewails. wheel cover: Four-speed, air, AM/FM, mint condi- roughs machine helpful ELECTRO NURSES NEEDED - STAT Box L 368. The Dally Register, Community Medical Referrals 28.000 miles, one owner Coll Darin tion Call 142-4717. IMPULSE LAB INC.. 116 Chestnut St., Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Dee, 7474717. Red Bank An Equal Opportunity Em- 7» 21*2 Or MS 5445 Some experience necessary Hours 10 VOLKSWAGEN IY/1 Convertible, ployer 1M/W), 3 30pm StortUhour PLYMOUTH SATELLITESEBRING blue and whltt. Automatic, 51,000 DONUT MAKER ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY (7) to CHOOSE FROM 1974 - 11,000 mllet, gold. miles One owner. AM/FM radio, new ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER No experience necessary Apply In 20 Thomas Ave. 747-M94 Shrewsbury air, power steering and brakes, auto tires, 741-8746, Some experience necessary. Excellent malic, excellent condition 13300 Ca benefits, local area. Start 1)10. Why Be Inactive? TELEVISION TECHNICIAN - Port- EXAMPLE: * ' Selling For 493 «7Sfl after S n m VOLtCSWAGEN CAMPER 1971 -~tV cellent condition 50,000 miles 11900 or ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DRAFTSMAN |W W) T RAINI I time Coll after 4 p m , 30 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury New 75 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 1M best offer. 495-1061. For clerical duties In smoll drafting Cases Open For Qualified UHWI - Five new (lr« " AUTO MECHANIC — Clots A. Ex department ELECTRO IMPULSE TOOL ROOM FOREMAN M/W - VOLVO 164 speiiion guaranteed Workhorse SJJ5 WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY peflenced only. Write your own deal LAB INC, 116 Chestnut SI , Red Bank RN'l —LPN'S Heavy experience — tool ond dies, re- 741 77S3, Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Busy service station. Call 747-4449. An Equal Opportunity Employer HOME HEALTH AIDES pair and maintenance of production Slock «5V 12B 73°° BELOW (AVF). COMPANION HOMEMAKERS PLYMOUTH 1973 - Satellite Sebrln Shrewsbury, N.J. 747-5400 deportment presses Thoroughly fomil SLEEP-INS '— with set up ond operation ol four Full power, factory ll I AN I'liN llAi BUM K <)F>[ I DMIVt R Plus 311, V 8. automatic, power steei i ond thread rolling equipment er brakes, air conditioning Hwy 9 Freehold For garbage truck. Experienced air conditioning Automotive Installers Work full or part-time at high hourly 201 254 5252 stereo Call Iht UM 442-OU7 Call 264-4404 rates We offer fringe benefits plus On Exhaust Systems bonus. NO FEE CHARGED Weekly TRUCK MECHANIC - Mult be ex- LIST PRICE — S8640 1975 DEALER COST! PLYMOUTH 1967 - Good rui EEG TECHNICIAN paycheck. Only one visit Is necessary enced and hove fools. Full time, 3 Trucks and Trailers And Shocks Full time position require! ex- Experienced only perienced EEG Technician This deslr r-round All company-paid ben- DODGE 1974 PICKUP - Club cab. Torch enp«rlence helpful able staff position offers excellent sal- efits Apply In person, Scnworti Inter automatic, with camper cap.Original Full-time Good earnings ary, benefits and excellent working national Truck, 141 W Front St., Red SALE PRICE 7027 owner. 73.200 milts. Like new. 229- Ail benefits conditions. Pleose apply Personnel BlL PLYMOUTH 1974 3811. OLSTEN Apply In person only Department, Bayshore Community TYPIST CLERK DUSTER Hospital, 777 N Beers St, Holmdel. Good beginner considered Need cor MIDAS MUFFLER 3647500. Wonted, portv who needs 100% tlnonc 4S0H HEALTH CARE Excellent benefits. StortllOO ing, with no money down, on o 197< Hwy 35 Mlddleto An I inmt Opportunity Employer 117 Rte*35, Eatontown. 542-5306 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1st COME — 1st SERVED (no dealers please)PlymnuthDuS.ler, automatic, Jl.700 AUTO SERVICE MANAGER ASSIS 20 Thomas Ave, 747-3494 Shrewsbury TRUCK'TRAILER INtURANCi TANT - khwurti Chrysler Plymouth ETETUTTVE SECRETART Y - To (% mile north ot Monmouth Mall) miles 11795 Many other models 10 Lowest rates. Fret quotes Immediate School Business Administrator LeQdi PUT — Imuiume eipvrhrm.e bte- choose from. For quick credit O K needs asslstont service manager. Musi coverage by phone S31 8881 have experience. Call Joe Ham for In- background preferred Diversified sec 3FFICE INDUSTRIAL ferred Write Insurance, P.O. Box 571, call OASIS MOTORS_o1 1201^721 7100 relorlal position, excellent typist, terview appointment, 7470787 Red lank, N.J. 07701. PONTIAC CATALINA 19M im FORDTUSTOM 350 — Tandem knowledge of shorthand, use of custo- 1475 rear wheels, )] rack body. Gross mary office equipment, light book- TEMPORARY WAITRESSES M/W - Experienced Coll 8724112 weigh! registration 13,000 lbs. Good AVON keeping, five days a week, benefits All shirts. Apply In person. Re* Diner, shape, 49,000 miles. 12500. Call Mr. 117 W FrontSI, Red Bonk. •ALES ABILITY, increase Call 547 1233 between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. for PON1 IAC FIREBIRD 1961 - Car run Gibbons, M2 13S5 mi application Equal Opportunity Em WHAT CAN YOU DO? good, 95.000 miles Will accept otter Ploy«r. WAITRESS M/W — Apply In person, RED BANK VOLVO 197VTOYOTA HILUX - Pickup truck, Type? Fll«? Clerical work? Stena? ~ ;y Restaurant. call 741-6576. ask tor Lloyd, exrep long bed with cop, four speed Many BARMAID M'W - Experience pre Run business machines? Lift cartons? Sundays. EXPERIENCED TYPIST - Doctor's Arrange slock? Light assembly? 272 Broadway, Long Branch extras. Like new. 20,000 miles. 222- terred Inquire Mldnite Rambler or alike, medical background useful WANTED ^Wew~foces~ondlaleni Ap coll 671-6141. since 1956 10 Wanted Automotive Send resume stating experience and plications ond auditions now being oc BARTENDER M/W — Experienced references to Box L 364. The Dally copied. Call now for your personal In 4 Motorcycles Tomahawk Golf Course. Llncroft Register, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. tervlew. Career opportunities for ex- •43-4111 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER - OLSTEN perienced as well as Inexperienced, 119 L Newman Springs Rd.# Red Bank • 741-5886 BULTACO CAMPERA 1970 — DIM 50-TON SCALE Layout, trim, alterations. Minimum 10 TEMPORARIES children and adults. Call Pretty Girl bike iSOO or best offer Enterprises tor full details, 192-7724. Now in Optration! Call 717-1197 BOTTLING SUPERINTENDENT years experience. Call 843 9376 otter 6 Excellent opportunity with growing PAPLRHANGEfft Nt EDI D Turn JUNK Into %-%-% BULTACO 150 AND HONDA SL 70 - company for person with knowledge of EXPERIENCED BARBERS WANT Call 264-5100. After 5 p.m., call 634- 52 Baby Sitting DOMESTICS • VANS • BUSSES • VOLKSWAGEN Highlit Prlcts For... Best offer. high-speed packoglng operation < shop, Molawan 4646. weekdays only^ • JUNK CARS 4951316 Should nave background In personnel Child Care CVCLE INSURANCE supervision, quallly control and pur PART-TIME SECRETARIAL HELP • SCRAP IRON 1 METALS Lowest rates Free quotes, immediate chasing Some administrative ex- FASHION SHOW DIRECTORS - - Send resume to Ban C 766. The BABYSITTER NEEDED - To babysit MAZZA t SONS, Inc. :ov*rage by phone. 5314811. perience desired, but not necessary Needed Immediately. Work three Sally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. I h t 11 th ld bb b Plant located In Monmouth County, noun an evening-average M-17 per 07701. 14 CMper AM., U*f Irawh HONDA CL 115 1974 - Immaculate Reply to Box S 226, The Dally Regis nour. Coll 566-26U condition. 1.000 miles Asking 1475 ler, Shrewsbury, N.J O7701. Please In PERMANENT POSITION AVAIL- 229-1411 —_ . 739-0310. elude salary requirements FILE CLERT-GENTR~AL~OFFICE ABLE - For qualified person. Driving M/W — Local consulting engineering and selling Apply Marine Lumber Co , 53 Domestic Help office Clerk needed to lake full charge Sea Bright. COOK-COMPANION - Cor* of el- don't derly woman, pleasant surroundings, PHOTOGRAPHER — full time or part-time, wanted tor fashion model own room, both Salary open. Refer- and model portfolios Colt 142 7331. 10 ences. Reply Box W-252. The Dally Minister, Shrewsbury. N J 0//01 CLASSIFIED uy, N.J., stating salary equre p.m. merits ond availability An Equal Op- r HOMEMAKER M/W portunity Employer. ujMBING"INSPECTOR - Town 165 per week. 2 to 610 p.m., to keep want a Volkswagen, shipot Middietown First Class Plumb beautiful home in Holmdel. Must hove FLOOR WAXERS AND JANITORIAL ng License required Resident ot Mid — Experienced, full time days and dletown preferred. Civil Service exam own cor. Coll 946-79*4 after 6 p.m. part time mornings. Good pay tor the will be required Contact Mrs. Brad HOUSEKEEPER - Live-In. Refer right person Keyport area Call be show, Township Hall, 671 31X. Middle ences preferred. Light housekeeping tween9o.m.ond noon. 747163*. and cooking 671 9312 after 6 p.m. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURCHASING SECRE HOUSEKEEPER - Adult wanted FULL OR PART-TIME — Install no hard feelings.- TARY/RECEPTIONIST - Including Clean and cook for three. Mon. Storm windows ond doors Repair elephone Accurate typing required on through Thurs , 16 p.m. 12 SO per some Car license. New store In Red electric typewriter Permanent full Bank. Coll 142 9491 hour, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0765. A DAILY GUIDE Ime only. Experience required. Elec GLAZIER WANTED ro Impulse Lob Inc.. 116 Chestnut St . EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Red Bonk. An Equal Opportunity Em 54 Situations Wanted 74 FORD GRAN TORINO 72 V01V0 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS CALL 741-1063. ployer. HARDWARE SALES REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Female STATION WAGON SQUIRE — MODEL 144 — 4-dr. Sedan, LANDSCAPING-LAWN MISCELLANEOUS Gale's, 26 W, Front St.. Keyport ncreased activity In our Hailet office BUSINESS GARDEN MAINTENANCE 2000, EH. 9. requires additional soles help. In- EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER - White with simulated wood lovely green paint with coordi- centive commission schedule with Will watch children in my home Mid DIRECTORY SPRING SERVICE NOW HELP WANTED - Day and night CLEAN YARDS draw tor qualified applicants Must be dletown. 7-5 p.m. 67VM07. sides, 4-dr. leatherette interior, nated interior, 4-spd. traps, Tractors and mowers Little Sliver Re openings. Must be over II. Apply Icensed ond experienced In Northern EXPERIENCED WITH DOGS - In- ADDING MACHINES pair Center 747-OS7], 741 MSB Route 15 Drive In, Hatlet, after 6 p.m. Monmouth County area. THE KIR terested In learning grooming. In ex- factory air cond., only 24.000 radio/heater, in excellent condi- In evening WAN CO., REALTOR, 264 7200, Ask change tor working, ifjtnr 1 TYPEWRITERS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE or Mr. Boyd Mason. mles A gorgeous car tion Recently traded Irom orig. - Residential ond commerclol design HOUSECLEANING ADDING MACHINET- Typewriter catontown area owner. 45.308 miles ond plontlng In business over 4f REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed or Coll 542 6657 sold, rented, repaired. Serplco s, 10 yeors Grounds maintenance our spe- YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER - Sum- unlicensed We fave several openings Monmouth St . Red Bank 747-048* cialty Call 741 5073 or 5421094 after 5 mer months to phologroph weddingi, HIRING n our Residential Salts Department parties, etc Reasonable rates 741' 3ur three offices ore Multiple Listing 55 Situations Wanted ALTERATIONS IMMEDIATELY Mtmbtrs In Monmouth, Middlesex and F RIVERA GARDENING SERVICE Eft. jceon Counties HI ah commissions - Good work orxj low prices. WE NEED 16 CLEAN CUT, NEAT ond bonuses paid Call tor confidential Male 72 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD Call 446-7096 PAINTING & APPEARING PEOPLE IN ADVER itervlew BOB GRIMM AGENCY, DO HANDYMAN JOBS - Painting, 72 AUDI ramie tile Complete line ot remodel TIS1NG DISPLAY, DISPLAY SALES, 5664400 roken windows replaced, yard work, ESTATE WAGON — Dark blue, ing Call Rich Malmberg, 717-3542 DECORATING MANAGEMENT TRAINEE POSI Serving Monmouth County 12 years LAWN MAINTENANCE houllng, attics cleaned BobtU2-90M. MODEL 100LS — 4-dr Sedan A DUTCH BOY PAINT JOB TIONS. NO EXPERIENCE NECES REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON OO ROTOTILLING-Gordeni. cu,t leatherette int., 4-dr:, factory air 842-1078 J 4 R PAINTING SARY. PRESENT PEOPLE AVER We need o good proven professional & a real family car with luxurious BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addi- AGE UPWARDS OF 1600 PER salesperson lo round out our very tine rds. attics, cellars, etc. cond , P/steering, radio/heater. tions ond repairs Financing Arranged 739 1459 MONTH. FOR PERSONAL INTER- real estate staff We hove three refer • 741-43JO5.. refinements — economy — Bay Head Construction Co1»S-970a VIEW CALL 671 -4555- ral companies, a good location on Riv REAL ESTATE BROKER - 16 yean In excellent condition. Traded perlence, mowing, trimming, edging, changing Reasonable" er Rd.. ond we ore busy. Contact John In business, seeks salaried position In CATP E~N T EinfE TIR E D - Seeks pruning, feeding, (ertllliina. In comfort on the road Automatic, small ond medium sited |obs. Com- Coll 671-6591 F Anderson at the: any flelrj. Coll 264-9269. Irom orig. owner with 41,689 sect/weed and fungus control FAIR HOsT/HOSfEsT- A minimum ot two JOHN F ANDERSON AGENCY air cond . radio/heater. 46,258 plete interior remodeling service. Pan WAV LANDSCAPING, 741-7215. mles. ellng Kitchen cabinets, room odd, INSIDE AND OUT PAINT COMPANY years experience In tableclolh-type 636 River Rd.. Fair Haven mles lions, ttcreation rooms, reflntihlng, LAWN MAINTENANCE — Lime, ter - Experienced and professional Free restaurants required. Port time now - 741-4477 bookcases Armstrong chandelier ceil- tllltlng, power raking, mowing. GDI estimates. Coll 9t8-4j73 or m 2359 full time by July. Cat) Roy or Phyllis ings Free advice andestlmotes Good Ion ond Son. 741 140/ J & A PAINTING CO. - Quality work ot 721-9307. Recreational Therapist FINANCIAL :or Mental Health Day Program, 37W worKmanshlp Call anytime, 229 535? LAWNS AND TREES - Complete manshlp. Interior ond exterior. Coll JEWELRY SUPERVISOR — Able lo ~CA~RPE~f4TRY AND MASOWWORK 471-6656 or 295 2721 coordinate costume lewelry depart- hour week Includes weekends ond eve- lawn maintenance, tree service nings Bachelor's degree In R.T. pre- Alterations ond oddltlons landscaping J & F HOME IMPROVEMENTS - ment In modern gltl shop. Sales ex- I Business A Bruce Elgenrauch WJ im perience a must. Part-time Varied erred. Previous experience In mental BEAVER LAWN Custom painting, Interior and exterior schedule, days ond some evenings. A health required Salory dependent on 71 DODGE DART 74 DATSUN AND TREE SERVICE INC. Free estimates 513-4692 challenging position tor the person experience, plus excellent benefits Opportunities CUSTOM AND STANDARD CAR 842-7743 able to assume responsibility. Apply In puckogc DEMON — Popular two-door MODEL 610 — 4-dr Station PENTRY - No |ob too small or loo PAINTING AND DECORATING person lo Spencer Gifts, Monmouth A VENDING ROUTE big Free estimates M & R Construe LAWNS CUT - And fertilized Com Carl B. Jones Fully Insured Moll, Eatontown. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Snocks/clgarettes, etc. Unlimited hbrdtop with automatic trans , Wagon, exciting blue compact lion Co, 164 ?64> plele lawn service. Call 24 hours. Rick For free estimates call 229 1131 eornlngj Part or full time. No ex- Johnson 791 5199. PERSONNEL DEPT. wagon with a std trans, special KEYPUNCH 35 Union St. Red Bonk perl en ct necessary. Write Box W-25], P/steermg, radio, heater Lovely G WOODCMUCK INC - All types Ot PAINTINGCO. Experience on 079 or 179 preferred. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N J. carpentry Quality workmanship Free ROTOTILLING Some typing Excellent benefits. Local An Equal Opportunity Employer M/W 07701 • blue paint & matching tabric in- wheels, radio/heater, filled with estimates 541 57M after S LAWNS, GARDENS. ALL SIZES J & A - Quality workmanship Interi- RIDING INSTRUCTOR Free estimates. 110 up 671-207], or and exterior. Call 67I-WS6 or 795 orea. To 1135. WEST END - Space ond booth tor side Economy & style with eye appeal & economy. 35.055 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Experienced. Part-time HOME IMPROVEMENTS 20 Thomas Ave 747-3494 Shrewsbury Coll 431 7S5O rent In established West End Village miles. ADDITIONS, STOHMERS. GARAGES Tired of Looking 58.337 miles. KARL SCHLOEDER 6/1 5114 PAINTING KEYPUNCH RN NEEDED - Port-time, 7:30 t{ At Those 3:30. BEACHVIEW REST HOME. Chant. l70 9iSi or 722 4306. Interior-Exterior & Paperhanglm Experience on 029 or 119 preferred. Coll 717-1)00 between 1-3 p.m. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Alt types of Yellow Dandelions For temporary assignment In local carpentry work done at reasonable PAINTING - interior, exterior, pa area. Excelltnt salary. No tee 63 Money To Loon prices. Call Bill, 495 1473 Now Is the Time to pcrhonglng. Free estimate! Call charged. RN'S NURSES AIDES Get Rid of Them B.T.j. Pointing. 7I7-6OM or 495 13W. ACE TEMPORARIES HOMEMAKERS LPN'S HAVE BILLST - Need cosh? Consoli- DRIVEWAY 20 Thomas Ave. 542-0302 Shrewsbury dation mortgages available. Business A-1 LAWN PLUMBING * ndefinlle temporary assignments loans over 110,000. 775 1514 tor on ap- 73 CHEVROLET LMPAlA 72 TOYOTA CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE LADIES MEN — Work at home on the Work areas and hours ol your choice, pointment In your home. HEATING phone, eorrf 125 (SO weekly servicing I hourly rate*. No foe. Fringe ben- STATION WAGON — Automat- COROLLA — 2-dr Sedan, Residential our customers 2641244. PLUMBING AND HEATING ASPHALT Commercial lAROT CORPORATION - Has tun- you torn less man 111.500 a year for ic. P/steering. radio/heater, bright red. clean with only We spetlallie In commercial oltero ings tor two at once Hnd ith DRIVEWAY Lawns cut. fertilized and seeded lions, restaurants ond Industrial hoi a family of four, let us pay the Interest lactory air cond.. blue with 40,750 miles Automatic trans & Shrubs cut ond trimmed. water heaters, dishwashers, wash- on a loon you obtain to repair wiring, SEALING ers/dryers, Icemakers. aarbage dls OLSTEN plumbing, hoofing, rooting, siding, etc. matching interior, only 28.288 radio/heater Sharp car for r>d beautify driveways, | Call Petals ond sewer Installations. Re-pip .elle'nt skills. Red Bank MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP RESI- Ing and Board of Health violations estate essential Mog helpful. 142-6500 DENTS ONLY. Coil COMMUNITY sharp buyer! ing areaseos.. Only lop quality 747-1681 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. 671- mles expertI applicatioopplkQli n Alt work guarar Emergency Service. 7t7 16W. 4950119 CARE teed For free estimate coll 741 322 LIFEGUARDS - Experienced. Musf 3100, E Ml, 15* MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO. MISCELLANEOUS have Senior Life Saving Certificate IN — 3 p,m. to 11 p.m. shift, full-time ROOFING A SIDING Send resume lo Mlddletown Swim and position, liberal benefits. HOLMDEL DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Tennis Club, 140 Harmony Rd , Mid' CONVALESCENT CENTER, Hwy 14, Furnished, Installed. 169.95 Medium ROOFING AND SIDING Frit estl- dletown. Holmdel 946-4200 DRIVEWAYS heavy weight stairs available. 349-0*63 motes Olson Roofing & Siding Co. Call MERCHANDISE Aiphali drives, concrete walks an Attic Stairs^ mO705 Evenlngsl W S616 Est 1903 LPN - Busy medical office. I a.m. to SALES - Permanent full time posi- polios Free estimates. i p.m., Mon through Frl. Submit re- tion for on alert, dependable Individual Just In case you still want a Volks- ART-CO PAVING 741 1S16 Of 731 5991 HAULING - Clean yards, attics and sume to Matawan Medical Associates n the women's department of o quality basements, painting and moving turni TRUCK A AUTO PA. 2U Main SI . Mtrtawon, N J 07747 men* clothing store Musi hove retail 71 Merchandise wagen we have 45 Used models here lure Very reasonable roles. 741-2754 RENTAL No phone calls. experience and know ond appreciate « GENERAL MACHINIST - First or second class, Inc clothes Call Mrs. Hughe*. 377 For Sale J ft C FENCE CO. — Fence installation 1234, ROOTS. 105 Brood St., Red Bonk for you to look at and drive. CONTRACTING t-r*e estimotes Master Charge octept full time, to moke precision parts from AIB CONDITIONER - Uttd on. ed 741 2006. . AIRWAY FORD pints Electro Impulse Lb I c, 116 SALESPERSON - An excellent op- month. Hotpolnt. Nolltlill. Entrgy Dolly - WtflAr — Monthly Chesnut S., Red Bo Equal Op portunity for a se'fstorter to moke un- lover. Coll 747-JJ94. M3S portunlly Employer. Imlted Income selling America's fi- BILL-DAN Builders AIR CONDITIONERS — KHP your Mason and General Contractors LAWN MOWERS MAITRE D HOSTESS (M/W) - Eve- nest swimming pool Previous en aol. Wor«ftwM Oomaot. Guoronln. Rnldentlol»Commercla<*lndustrlal nings and weekends. Experience pre, perlence In direct sain a must. Year- round employment Apply in person ot urn ond mo BTU. ii* io,ccrj «TU. SpeclalUIng In (erred. Apply In person after 6 p.m. 1IS0 Fin gitl wltn pufrtiOM. «J-I77I. tQUAl OPPORTUNITY Fireplaces Patios SHORE POINT INN. 3360 Hwy. IS, Aquo soft, Hwy 33. tfngllshlown. 444- Brick Fronts Sktewalks CALL 747-1681 Hailet. 9323. FINANCING! Concrete Work Drlvvwoys AVIS I Step* Tilt MODELS M/F - TotsTeens Adults SALESPERSON ALFALFA HAY Brick, block, concrt . . Wl TRY HARDER Talent search now going on. Fashion! Free Estimates photography, magorlnei, com- Old eiTobllshto movlna ond storage mates Call 291-1U1 otter (p.m. company, off I Hated with leading von CALL Rent a Plymouth merciois, movies, figure, odors, ac Ine, want* ombltious sales personnel. Iressei, etc No experience necessary f&zjm. 279 772jbefore4p.m MOVERS or other tine cat Call the leader In me field Appoint- Must have post soles experience, Sola ry plus commission plu* fringe. Must 239-0731 after 4 p.tn 1 doyi o w»k. Vary rtotonoblt N ment only 201*427J3O Talent Assocl Mororme, UlnaClassilie or UfMUd . All Work Insured lob too big or tmoll. 717 W onytlmr atev 12 Brood St.. Red Bank, Room provide own transportation. Call tor 741-8500 747-0308 appointment, 741-0030, Anderson Bros Inc. on Next Page 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise Ti Goroae/Yord Soles 101. AportmenU 103 Rentals To Share 131. Houses For Sole SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY APRIL 19 1976 The Daily Register 23 For Sale For Sale GAIIACE SALE - April 11, U IS KEANSkURG - Flvt rooms, two- WOULD WIDOW - Like lo shore her FAIR HAVEN - Owner transferred Household aoodi, broom clo»el. on Three bedrooms, 4th bedroom/den. 131. Houses For Sale 152 Boats And '" - LJquMotlito Molt! Ai HOLLYWOOD (ED - Cometok. •>. family %7ii plus security Available home and expenses with another at 131. Houses For Sale HqkWboby carrtooo 75 Coyugo Avt , May 1 Coll 717-440; living room with fireplace formal din u, dining filet, choir tr uitd. S50 Couch, choir, coltti live widow on pension? Mlddletown ing room, breakfast room with view LITTLE SILVER WOODBINE AVE WEST DEAL - For tale Dy owner Accessories '• WHO. tno Iowa, navof wM E^tilnoi Allontlc Hlghlonds orea Call 4-9 p m , Lorge custom ranch Four bedrooms OT ! KEANSBURG — Modern oportmenr In •421097 Large Irte shaded lot with brook - Three-bedroom ranch Living room mn.W-im""'' '"""« w oKO H7UII VAfID SALE - Mltctltontouft Items a homt. near transportation Best lo iSVWO Principals only Coll 142 WO with corner flreploce, dining area, eol T~> Tile baths, oversize playroom tor FORCE FIVE SAILBOAT - 1$ Only ERNATIONALGALLEHIES 311 Pint If.. Union Beach Wed . coll before noon. 495-04)4. kitchen den. Iwo baths Basement ma I dining roam, eat in kitchen On used twice S9S0 including trolls/ Call W«lnr»Ml»ve, Dtd •«* IBM TYPEWRITERS Thuri , Frl, April SI, n, 23.110 4. 106 Furnished Rooms FAIRTHAVEN RIVER OAKS - Outci •o cor attached garage Immediate large corner lot Encellent condition MAW KEANSBURG - Three-room modern trtrtet Large treed lot with stream occupancy Best otter over .40 000 Mutt tell at socritict. IS] MO Eves AZALEAS - Rhododlndronu .. RENTAL 117.50 per mo. apartment tlKS per month plus seen ATLANTIC HOTEL - tfooms and effl Four bedrooms, living room with lire ond weekends. i3l 1J9I ••ori tvtrgreare MM for temel and XQII 741 7144 NOVA SCOTIA SLODP Bill With QpllOh lo buy 171-0317 77 Pets And Livestock rlty ond electric 29 Grove PI , Apt clencleslor rent. phxe. dining room, modern kitchen, iv loot fiberglas sloop built in m? by roc* Mrg»M. 6«frll ton, WH!||. AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES FOR 2A Coll M3-4141 between 4 9 p.m 7I79M7 den, two baths 173.000 By owner 142 LITTLE SILVER - Shop and torn tr* late John McVoy, at Monorfr Bar KENMORE ELECTRIC DIVER - 7141 before I 30 p.m 1 132 Apartments- •AUN SIDING - AM 000,1 Perfect Good condlll SALE — AKC rtolstertd. Pel and KEANSBURG ~~Two-bedioom utxiri RED BANK - Clean furnished room, jure Stunning s*ven room Dutch Co N S The craft a wo kindly defiant to no cholrt. i; •howquality. m\at mem 1270 monthly One-month tecu ' GOOD BUY IN RUMSON omoi Three bedrooms with large both beginners ond old salts wa» de with use of kitchen and bath Gentle mailer Separate dining room, fire Town Houses signed by R L Roue, who deVgoed fociory bull! AFGHAN PUPPIES - AKC Bred for rlty. Includes htat and tltctrlc No man preferred. 229-3020- Three-oedroom Townhouse two baths, oroph. •lahHroch lope ond pets Call 717 7094 for appointment wnail lot, close ta schools, butts place, cheerful kitchen with disti CO OP - TWO BEDROOM the world famous Canadian racing • EDS - Two doubll. bo. >c,lng, RED BANK - Private room with en washer, lull basement, deep rear yord Many eitros Vail Homes schooner, Bluenost The sleek >ellow Nohl iho». Mtdlltfionion llyll, •' ce Shower House has great potential Ml.400 •nU orao. ocilltnl condlllon. UOO KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom apart Asking 144,S00 EA ARMSTRONG Htti DM.. Coli 142 4MS nun hos o metallic gold sheer stripe AKC DOBERMAN PlN&CHER men!, lllo per month plus utilities, one Call 747 1041 ELLEN S. HAZELTON AGENCY, Realtors. SSS Prospecl and while bottom point A toctory month security No pels Available Realtor MtDDLETOWN One bedroom con maintained ocltv, MM, HloMlv KfOtChM, floor AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP KEANSBURG - Three room modern 71741*9 or 717 9f5t Homes For Living' brochure, pics, vent in )974 Th* aluminum m«st ond mode, price, ttrT EATONTOWN TV PIES — Irtd especially tor gentle aparlment. all electric. Reasonable HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP BRAND lescrlptlons, prices on ovollable boom were ntw in 1974 AH running LIVING ROOM SET temperaments Show background, but nW-WW. NEW - Truly custom boitl center hall tomes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. and Standing rigging IS ol docrpn ond 108 Commercial W0 Rl 35, Mlddletown. 671 1300 133 Income Property CHINA CLOSET - Four itdt chotrtT KEANSBURG - JV» room* wlttTbach New England Colonial on treed lot in stoiniesi steel Tfufy one ol the mosi OM arm choir, buffet All mahogany door and polio Security required. Call prestigious Holmdel Twp Crown ond FOUR SIDE BY-SIO€ - II* room eyepleasing, be«l performing t),ips to Can btHfn between 1 and S p jrTT M Rentals dentil moldings In living room, dining two story homes in good condition and ply the Novetlnh and Shrewsbury Hn MANURE FOR SALE - SI a bushtl. COCKER SPANIEL — Malt, two SeA-4477 room and toytr Chair rail, slate entry Five buthel minimum D«llvtrtd. A RIVER VIEW - Offices ovallable in Mlddletown Township all ociupied Dy tenants Call our otflct en ond Sandy Mook Bay In mint cor years, AKC registered Bull Nttds KEYPORT - Efficiency and one bed Red Bonk on the river In a prestigious foyer, tin-panel doort, iimned trim, for delails REODEN AGENCY dilion with many eitras U.3V5 Pirate COLOR TV - It" RCA demo'v to day Can 7171;» loving homt After • p.m ond week room aporlment Available Apr. I. location, from 244 tq n to 1100 w ft paneled lomlly room with fireplace, jlue pocked is this absolutely beau REALTORS, '41 9100 call 779 1314 _ _J D0rt» and labor 9uar0n.ee, UU eor MARGIESTHRIFT SHOP - 42 •nds, 747-6177. Two bedroom apartment, available 1140 per month to 1440 per month ten random plonk dark stolned floors, titullv maintained tour bedroom Spin beamed ceilings, French doors leading Church St , Ktansburg, 49S-OfIf A COLLIES - AKC, three HI males, two tral olr, lanltor. all utilities Included Level on large culae sac lot in prime SAILBOATSSAILBOATS - 44MM aing months dlhonlng. full boicmenl, V i Me twin* Low fanes' 1*6 990 WHELAN Properly worn once, tin. Coll 471-HH. security. Available May 1 PAUL P ATTRACTIVE Modefri office* at 10 A fantastic value at SI9.9OO Call SPECIAL DOBERMAN PUPS- AKC Idtal REALTY GROUP 194 Rte 3S. Middle BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL - COUCH - Htw illpcover MOTOROLA COLOR TV - IS" Ouo- Easier gifts Championship bock- BOVA, REALTOR. 471 K44 Spring SI . Red Bank, two to sU-offlce lor appointment WHELAN REALTY MUSHROOM ANCHORS wr coniolt. AIM Mcrlflce due 10 III suites. On-premises parking Near GROUP, Wlodletawn. 14} >%•> town Ml-7itS. 1700 sq ft Store, living quoriert, us US ^^ ground and excellent disposition. UI- LONG BRANCH — One bedroom able basement One acre 791 7755 717-443* Otter * p.m. nm Coll day or nlgrtti, 173 0113 lrt urtd riflaUffRM '">* ' N '""" MIODLETOWN -Colts Glen Bi LevH 400 lbs I»7 aporlment Wallto-wall rug. olr condi- Colonial Four bedrooms, 2'i baths 100lb» U* uoibt tuo MOVING MUST SELL - Wai I-lo wall. tioner, an utltmii except electric. On rview Hospital, but away Irom MIDDLETOWN - Otfitf building and DESKS, FILES, tablet, choln, oddini FREE KITTENS traffic |oms. Low rentals Including HOUSE WITH MAGICT EKUO large lomlly room, formal living warehouse Cinder block, oil neat. ISO lbs \\0h 600 ibs uha macMfM*. typewriter), off lev iqulp blue green, shag corpttlng. Ftwt Part SlomtM but stop Suitable adults, no pets. 222 room ond dining room, eat in kitchen 700 lbs iVJi monlhs old New U00 Now 140. Alia 1971. complete lanllonol services and sup property 65.M0 «].iOO 717 0576 XDItH 1117 men*, etc. at bargain price* New or Call 391-37)0 lies Phone lor detoils or showing at A homt ol charm, great tatte and Movt-ln condition Owner stlling 210 lbs 1157 1,000 lbs *'3J Wtd. AAC DETICOUUET, 170t Rt Castro convertible, green print, SITS. beouty This enchanted Cope Cod was Principals only Mid Stventles Call FREE PUPPIES LONG BRANCH - Garden apart FOB Red Bonk IS, Ootthurit, HI JWO menls One and Iwo bedrooms Fur 4m put together with no olr». great floir, U7-9397 for appointment 137 Lots And Acreage Moorings mode to oder MOVING - Selling M" pint color con Part Irish Setter nlshed and unlurnished Utilities free COMMERCIAL i INDUSTRIAL / OF much grace Separate dining room, MARSH MARINE DIAMOND RING - Appraised FICE INSURANCE - Low roles Free three four bedroomi, two baths An MtDtJi I MIAN - U9,900 Beautiful COLTS NECK -Prime wooded acre MARSH MARINE 11000 * AftklngiUO Hit TV, ant twin ond kino slit btd Call M4-7M3 144 Westwood Ave , Inquire Apt 11 lour ~bedr oo n^ ranch Large MvinQ 10 BBridg e at thRe Red Bonk ft R station with bedding, two dreuers. Strato lou FREE PUPPIES - Mixed Golden Re uuoiti Immediate coverage 1 iI BH1 absolute delighl in apple pie order and oge Best area 717 nn LONG BRANCH - Four room, fur only uorn ond dining room, poneled family \f ROWBOAT* - Varnished lni«r'ior ngtr, Polaroid camera and Keystone Irlever ond Boner, one malt, two fe- ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE OF oom with roistd hearth fireplace Full with tumbling malet, to good homes. Coll after A, 94a nlshed. air conditioning, sultablt FICE - Nine rooms, finished base JD ROCHE. 5'ihp Johnson outboard S2M DINING ROOM SET 11 PIECE - •mm movie comero Call 741 SIM after couple, no pets m US3 inished bavement Lovely reiidrnliai Mahogany, four oofc chain, iota bed «pm UH, 94« U94 ment, corner location. Hwy. 16, Hoi- jiea Call Berg Agency. Rt 31 Mid Neck 462 274) dreuer, chnt of drawtri, two ilngli in UM GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - LONG BRANCH - Two blocks from let. Immediate occupancy Leaking oWown, *7) IQflO LINCROFT - 175 frontage, bordering U STARCRAFT - Aluminum boot Iron beds, many (nor* Item*. Tlce'i MUST SELL - Eictlltnt condition Black and ton. AKC registered with beach Three room furnished apart terms negotiable KlHWAN CO., 264 upon a Sorting second to none Make an Fl«a Mart, JJt w Front St.. Keypori meat All utilities supplied Avoiloble ALLAIRE- MIDDLETOWN - Born stalls chicken witfi trailer Asking |I«S Ztnlth stereo, cot%c1tt playtr and shots. Good tempered Call J47-1/M at rm Art lor Peggy Otler 171,900 E A ARMSTRONG Coll h\ WM • 7M-2U3 Jtl-ttJti Offer 6pm Open 10 speohers Bumper pool toble, like lei S 30 pm Apr. I Sin 1350 manf' "Ius one coop strowberr les garden trull trees AGENCY. Realtor, SiS Prospect Ave , o.m. new , tlOO lor everything Call rtS-Wit months security I7O-I1*> LITTLE SILVET*'- Fowrroom ronch-" il farm 149.SOD Three bedroom Co 11 Pi US PINT Alt - With trailer A I HORSES - Ouorter horse, mare, gray style ofllce building In prime business FARROW ._..lal, lorge modern country kitchen, l iHir Silver Ml 4VIQ condition 1950 Call 467 Slit or 167 DINING ROOM SET - fttdroom Mt anytime. LONG BRANCH - One badroonTgor IOI K>1MI Build your own home eight yeor old, )6 hands, outstanding location Is now available on o leose Realtor all opptiances Beautiful large patio Jilt • Many odd* and and*. Good condltli NEED FURNITURE? working or halter. Quarter horse, fitly, den apartment 17S Long Broncji Avt, Basis Asking 1300 per month plus utili- with barbecue Country setting Call Hormony Rd ond Tropical Dr , Mid 16 FIBERGLAS BOAT - And trailer Reasonable Coll I72«W« sorrel, three year old, 16,1 hands ties. Call CAMASSA AGENCY INC., 294 Broad St. Red Bank PAUl P BOVA, REALTOR. 671 2S« dirt own 114 W0 Coli49ili« Flvt floors o* bodroom. living room, Realtors, 273 4100 or 179-V7?f otter A 40hp Mercury motor UOO DINING ROOM - Wolnut. «- toolt sttrtos, retrlgerotors. TVs No down Bred to run. Unbrokt 1*4 4SW or 164 mfm NEW MONMOUTH - Appronmotriy 9*3). p.m. I 741-3450 MONMOUTH BEACM COLONIAL - 17 ocres Prime building site Water (all >» 3716 with two leovei, iln cholri, buffet paymtn! immodlote delivery First MAT A WAN CROSS ROAD WANuH Under construction Four bedroomi, cWno Excellent condition. U00. 741 poyment dut May. 1976 Call Rick, 126 One and two-bedroom apartments, in Coll anytime and sewer available Middle US s By 17 M F G FIBERGLAS RuNABOJT IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC LITTLE SILVER PROFESSIONAL HOWELL family room, 2'i baths large 40 h p Evinrude eltctrlc s|art US4. registered, whelped 3/3/7*. I ft eludes heat ond hot water Air condl CENTER - At Sycamore Ave. Attrac- dii t owner pi intipols only 671 6811 tloned One minute from Exit 120 M4 VA NO DOWN* - Three spocious ran SILVER SPRINGS. FLORIOA Lot Clean, well kept Wi 141 M7S DINING ROOM SET - Round toble coptlonol litter Mother and father or tive ranch-style building, approximate ches available in various sections ol t Buy dir premlttrs.tlOO. S)14MS 4010. iy IWO *Q. ft, Near railroad station and tor sale 100. US A ski no 1600(1 Kitchen »«t, drciiirt, btdl, retflg LattNtlot.Uptr gallon MAT A WAN — Ken Gardeni, big one rrw lowmhlp All featuring three bed r ATI M4J. erator, humldlfUr, picnic toble, two ond two bedroom apartments storting convenient to shopping Ample park RUMSON AREA - StndloPHomes Coll 711443 7121 153 Camping Call 71)31*4 or 7fV, Ulf iU on quiet street Living room, dlnttte, ranch Carpeted living room with fire- SELL SI40 or brnt oner Couplt preferred 747-5770/747-44W. del THE SMOLKO AGENCY 717 turn some to bonfc. t> Coll Mori Frl after S, S424477 Hon. Call 741-4167. wall-to-wall carpeting, large eot*lr place, dining room, eat In kitchen, two 0123. kitchen, large paneled enclosed porch, berths, full basement with paneled ond LOST - Lodys coat, twond new mUs FAST POOL TABLE — I'. Vtry good condl ... h.p. Na- STORE ntw root, air conditioned, large carpeted recreotlon room, large SELLING YOUR HOUSE » Ing from Buxton i, Shrewsbury, April tionally sold 1179.95. While shipment RED BANK LUXURY HIGH RISE Chalet Red Bonk location. 7,000 sq. fl, fenced-ln yord, 121,900 Principals creened porch, attached garage For custom service, lift wllh us 17 Reward, no questions asked .Cad WITH A QUICK ACTION lasts, S13S. Coll 741-0249 after 5 p.m, RIVERVIEW TOWERS Lorae double basement, parking, im- only. Coll otter 5 p.m., 7I7-9JJ7. beautiful yard Close to elementary Otter 6pm , 747 1403 ONNAVESINK RIVER school By owner. 159.000 847AI37 LOW-COST RAILROAD TIES ONE 14 LADY'S - One 2*" man's mediate occuponcy. KEANSBURG - Two imgll houses Two bedroom apartments and pen- One four-room, one thrteroom, or DAILY REGISTER 4' piece, IJ.75 three speed, needs work. One ten- thouse suites, starting at U9I Ctntral TINTON FALLS — New Colonlol V i WE HAVE BUYERS 211 Special Notices 142 1534 or M10J1I speed, nttds work. All 140, 741 40S2. air conditioning, 24-hour doorman ser- tit 100 lots. US.500 264-2716, baths. 11 Okros Rd.. corner Hope Rd For business, commerlcal. Induttrlol FAMILY AD tcEANSBUBO • IM.SOO Three bed 167,100 Century Bldg Co S31 OSfc and Investment properties Call today DECORATE" HOMES AND G'lFt?- REFRIGERATORS 13) - Lovt seat, vice, swimming pool, sauna bath, mo VAN "HORN room ronch. Owner will hold mort Wilh Tri Chem liquid embroidkty Available for Merchan electric apartmtnt-slit itovt, girl's S- 81, SporU Equipment rlno ond much more. Call Mr. J. J. - Parkway 117 Agency, 739-0117 Free gifts For more information. Coil Glynn for choice location. AGENCY - REALTORS gage 45000 down. Call 717 I7U. UNION flEACH — Three-bedroom dlse For Sale only. Article spevd bike and miscellaneous Phone GOLF CLUBS - Registered, full „. Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. KEYPORT — Two fomlly-eoch apart split level Formal dining room, mi m Doris 495-91*9 ' »J 741-4M1. Cheap 1 747-4547 or 741-1732 must originate from c Top Flight, with leather bog, exctlitn ment has large living room, eot-lr kitchen, large gomeroom, many t« I WILL- No longer b* respoiijibrtJor household and may not ex REFRIGERATORS - Worehousc condition, till 741-4773 after 5 p.m. 747-4100 kitchen, one bedroom Low taxes Iras. Nice area Low to>es VA and any debts Other than those Incurred by sole Side by-ildt, »M0. 12 cu. It. G.E., RED BANK- KMRIvtr Rd. FalrHowen Close to schools ond transportation FHA financing ovallable to qualified myself James C Patterson.'37 Powell ceed a sole price of $50.00 10-SPEED SCHWINN VARSITY MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE VA and FHA financing avotlable lo buyers. 1]7,900 BOB GRIMM Ave . Atlonlk Highlands .ISO 16 cu. fl. frosftrtt, 1300. Never Excellent condition, front and rei Branch and Madison Avenues 110 Wanted To Rent AGENCY SA6 1400 per article. used Guaranteed Others to choose generator. $90.142-0930. quail tied buyer j 425,900 BOB GRIMM from. Frtt gift with purchase. 493 1 and 1 bedroom Garden Apartments GARAGE FOR STORAGE - 1I5-S35 AGENCY. S66 UOO. PSYCHIC CLAIRVOYANT Price MUST be adver 1771. From 1190 per month per month. tlsed. Each additional line 82. Swimming PooU Coll Ml 741 911S or apply Coll 54! 4490after 6p m WATERFRONT MRS. SYLVIA REMODELING -Old kitchen at 24 Molly Pitcher village Court LITTLE SILVER - Reduced S74O0, for GIFTED REAOER TRUE ADVISOR $1.00. No copy changes present kltchtn for wit Includes cobl SWIMMING POOL - Above-ground, HOMEOWNERS fast sole Lovely th ret-bed room. 2'/i Center hall Colonial on I'J acres of On all problems ol lit* • , neh, ronge, ovtn, IMS 291 IM4 with all equipment included Excellent bath split on U acre maturely land lovely landscaped grounds, This 11 For information call • may be mode and no dls condition. 14' diameter I1S0. Coll 747 We will rent your Roust or apartment scoped lot with two-car garage Only yetir Old tieciuly featurtl ipaclOuS counts or returns will be RUG - 12x13, S2S. Boby carrloge, U. All our tenants will be checked by ftfr t4*,900 VA buyers welcome KIRW. rooms, dtn with wtt bor, four btd- BIG DISCOUNTS 542-9500 - I- made If ad Is cancelled be Playpen. IS. Car t«at, i3. Oak chest, RED BANK — Three rooms. Elderly trenctv The Belsy Ross Real Estate CO , Realtor, Ml-4350. rooms, I'/i baths Central air Bulk On new boat trailers BOAT HOUSE, Available tor tonal gatherings; • Agency, 344 MM headed A new offering at S1A5.000 fore expiration. 125 Wrought Iron collte table, »1S. 83. Merchandise couple preferred Near transportation Oceon Ave., Sea Bright mm SPECIAL NOTICE* Nine porcn or plant tables, S3 to U. No pets. 42 Oofclond St. PROFFSSIONAI rmiHifc Desire LITTLE SILVER TOMIODLETOWN TOWNSHlf", TO PLACE YOUR PloHorm rocker, 110. Ten odd choirs, small furnished efficiency. Middle BOAT YACHT INSURANCE 11 lo 15 S4M797. Wanted RED BANK — Two room apartment lown Red Bonk area. May Aug Call Lowest rates Free quotes Immediate HOMEOWNERS DAILY REGISTER Second floor. All utilities supplied 471-1130 oHtr4p.m NEW LISTING VAN'HQ^N coverage by phone. 531IU1 II you are heod of o tour mensDc SARAH COVENTRY'S — Ntw sum- 1130 monthly W 9275 afttr ip.nv household and earning less (nan FAMILY AD, CALL. AGENCY — REALTORS BOSTON WHALER - AQUASPORT 113,500 o yeor, we can pay AVL ih»*ln mer lint has lust been released More WANTED - Large three to four bed- Located In Silver Whltt Gardens F Open 7 days Call 24 hours a day 1 J(| .1 U Illl . _ !!•,._ ti***llji LJALI RED DANK - bnVbedroonTond stu- fed far raising o young family Built — Glofttron, Duranautlc. Stinger — leretl on a home improvement j WFUUillUr Tin«fl fill . 1*IHn wniv TW roam house lor reni for %\* to II dlo apartments Available Immedlat months, Rumson area 747-4030 *6 years aoo when quality come Mtor* •04 River Rd Folr Hovtn 542-1700 IH. to m II? Coll 741 \m oltir 4 30 tly GREENTREE APARTMENTS. cost Three bedroomi, I'/i bathi :REE Interest 24-Hour Service 239 Spring St. Call 7413953 lor appoint double lot. iS9.no. MUNIT Y DEV -- GOLD COUCH AND MAT1 HIHt. ALL LIONEL TRAINS ment. GRAM, 6711100, Ext 1S6. **.*-. CHAIR - Good condlllon FREE 1976T1DE CHARTS coii m n?4 Top cash oppralsal 946 M9J RED BANK -'» WEST FRONT ST REAL ESTATE LEFTOVER 1975 SALE NOWI TROUBLED?' - Give yobr ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental Entiling two bedroom waterfront ALLAIRE- $39,900 BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS! dally lift, toll 671 9011 lDlarn« -• 43)7. Cosh shopping ond transportation. Only 1215 walking distance to schools ond N Y M Brlc««roc. 7474*99 131 Houses For Sole FARROW transportation This three-bedroom Municipal Marine Bosln FERTILIZER - S-10-S. pint bark monthly Coll Resident Manager, 741 Atlantic Highlands 291-» mulch, cow manure Clote out tptclal SHADE TREES - Fviigic.nt. ball ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furnl 3*91. Realtor home has an outdoor gas grill In fully 213 Instruction l^Br 110, mil or match. Gtrrlt Acre* vorltllti. Sixclol pr. Arbor Day ip« lure, china, gloss, dolls, [ewelry, rugs ABSOLUTELY fenced reor yard In "Btfier Homei A BOSTON WHALER 1972 - 40 h.p doll. Wi dollver ond ptont. Girrll rpp cosh paid. Mory Jane Roosevelt, RIVERFRONT APARTMENT — 294 Broad St. Red Bank Gardens" condition. WHELAN Johnson, low hours. Excellent condl TUTOR - Experienced Acm. »4o 1571 lOfE River Rd.,Rumson 142-3159. Three bedrooms, living room, dining The Best Buys Around 741-3450 REALTY GROUP 194 Rte 35, Middle- lion AM accessories Asking 11695 mentory subledi FOAM CUSHIONS - Cut to ony Hit room, kitchen, den ond two baths Un lew homei, choose your lot Contact town $41 7565 747-0515- M765M U and up. ID BRASS FIREPLACE SET - NAN JOHNSON furnished Yearly lease 1450 o month. builder direct. 791 HBO Call anytime 495-0071 after 1 p m offtr. Ethan Allen Eorly Amerl BUYS AND BUYS Call 143-1194 love»tat, best offer 142 7091 From an entire household lo a single 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale GAS STOVE — »", M0 Eltctrlc wol Item. Antique furniture, |ewelry, til SEA BRIGHT - Elegant ond execu own, counter-top range, 130 each Ca ver. Immediate cosh. Top dollar. 741 tive-deilgned Furnished studio, effi- write or coll Betsy Rots , 7t7Jt*7. Store and^ffke Fixtures sni. ciency and 3'n room executive suite. It. 35, Keyport, N.J. 0773! E| hl lng stay. No lease. Stove - Eltctrlc, G.E., 3*", whltt, OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, china' 1492 Oceon Avt., Thrtt for e The Borouflh Ol Keonsburg a munic for a tractor Specification* of specifi properly within Ihe Borough lor Ihe ol Sife Plan approval in Miadlel* poses ot investigation lo ascertain determined with legal interest on the IDOI (orporation in Ihe County ot Mon quality and type of material arc ovai poyment ol said obligations ond inter Township for Adorn • Corou_n FREEHOLD - Maria 222 Eotontown compliance with rules, regulations ond unpaid balance ol so id assessment moulh pursuani la the provisinns at able at the Administrative Offices <-• McKulchyk for the purpose of bai The first ol said installments sholl be est thereon without limitation as to New Jersey Slolules Annotated by woy Ihe Little Sliver School*. Ml Markham orders adopted pursuonl To P L ItH. role or amount 0 it • 44' addilion lo back ot en Hernandez, IT, of Nor- c 177 ond pursuont lo the provision ol due ond payable thirty doys otter the ol complaint soys Pioce. Little Silver. New Jersey garage Premises localed Ol 1»1 «•» NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat N J S.A It 7 I through 10 J 4 and all ( onlir rrootion ol the osvessmeni ond Section II This band oramonce snail The Board at Education reserves the No Js. Mlddtetown. Block 11. Lol t wood Ave., Long Branch, «i Satartfev. Moy I, '«•• * HM pork lake effect twenty (701 days after me FIRST COUNT right to refect any or all bids ond 10 1 a* Map of Middlelown Townshtp tirst publication thereof after final pas ing 1*1 l7back •( Borough Hall. 47 thereunder and interest shall be payable in each I Plaintiff is duly author ileO ond waive ony detect or mler matity of ony Publicheoring *n said appucoftan hos was sentenced to 3M days in sage, as provided by said Local Bond Brood Mr Ml. Eotont*w*i. New Jersey, o in the event of the contractor non successive year thereof oi Ihe lime the empowered lo toke ior*dv ond property wd should II be atewsea for Ihe best in been set before |he_To«nship s Pi •t t: m am, the Police Department ol compliance with this specification c first installment ol toi ol laid year lerest* ol tht Board lo do so the Monmouth County jail on ItN bfNfi of Eolontow* will sell oi of any rules, regulations or orders shall be poyable. provided thot ony NOTICE Of Salute* Annotated » 3 1 et seq and Proposals should be in the hands .. Kings Highway. Mddeo o public OUCltsn Ihe following equip promulgated by the Stole Treasurer PENDING ORDINANCE the Board Sctcrtlory not laier Ihon dovrMayY Itn. at whtch lime all con charges of forgery, issuing pursuant lo P t It/5, c W or with the the privilege ol paying the whole ot The ordinance published herewith 40A 11 1 el seq 4 00 p m an Wednesday May I], 197t forged checks and receiving found or < provision •( N J S A 10 7 I through any assessment or ony balance Ol in was introduced ond passed upon In si 7 On MorCh J. 1971. council ot the and will be opened al the Public Meet J S.« *l » TO 1-4 or rules or regulations promui reading at a meeting of Ihc Borough Borough of Keonsburg lo the end ol ihe mg ol Ihe Ioard ot Education on Town*h.p Clerk stolen property. She had Time bicycle* may bt inspected tri gated thereunder, this contract may bt Council of Ihe Borough of Keonsburg acquisition ol easements located in the Thursday. Moy U, 1*7*at S Mom April It tMom pri« latM sote ot 9 M on cancelled, terminated. o> suspended m in the County of Monmoulh New Jer Borough of Keonsburg, County of Mon By order of Ihe Board ol Edcuot'on pleaded guilty to two counts whole or In part, and the contractor sey held on February ?l, 197] tt wm mouth and Slote ol New Jersey along M0TICI Moy • Payment fo< purchase mu%l bt thirty days from ond otter Ihc lime 'I Little Silver School*. Borough of Litlle Nollte Is hereby given thol i om m moy be declared ineligible by the Stole be further considered lor tmat passage Porl Monmoulti Rood on Ihe southerly mad* in cash and in full ot time of Silver, County of Manmaultt. Slate ol receipt ot on opplicolion fa. Site Plan of receiving stolen property, Treasurer tor further public works side A copy of said ordinance n at sote whole ossetsment or balance ihereof New Jersey aoproval in Middlelown Township tor contracts Such other sanctions as may tached to ond mode a pan hereof Th* Police Deportment reserves me shod become and be immediately due meeting of said Borough Council to be Evelyn R McCann DV vvilliam Zapric tor Ihe purpose o< two checks which were the be adopted by me Slate T reasurer pur lo rtiecl any and (Ml woH should ond payable and shall draw mieresi al held in ihe Borougn Han m soid ] On September 1/ 197), a resolu Boord Secretary building a proposed 7 »lory re*idence suont to P L tm. C 177. moy be im property of Robert Pecilio, Xtn their irlKtiModoM the rate imposed upon the otreuroges Borough on March 1, 197]. a< ' 30 tion WOS passed by the Borough ol Lottie (liver Boord Ol Education and ortlce for the proclue ol medicine o clock P M , and during the week pri > l 0 MARJOftlEl BECKER eo tor the olorementioned viola of lanes m the Borough and shall be Keansburg to the end ihal ihe ease l ittle Sliver. N J cm in M.ddlctown Township • '»« »f*' or to ond up lo and including me dole ) MOJTIS Ave., Long Branch, BOROUGHCLERK * collected in the same manner as pro menl* be obtained by the Municipality coied on Middletown LincroM Rood C 1 of such meeting, copies of said ordi April It " " A I* 7 7. The contractor will include oil ot video by law tor other past due ossess on the land and premises relerred lo Middletown. Block )». Lot 71A Toi nanct win be mode ovoiiool* at the forging the checks by endors- clauses I through t above in every sub hereinafter by gift, negotiation or con Map ot Middlelown Township Clerk * Office in said Borough Hall io contract or purchase order unless e> drmnation A copy ol soid resolution n Puboic hearing on said application hoi ing them in the name of Pe- a lien upon the land described therein •he members of Ihe general publir who 227 Highland* empied by PL 7f7i. c 17* or rules, allached hereto and mode a part here 236 Middletown been sef before the Township s Plan uniii the lame with all installments shall request Ihe same regulations or orders promulgated and occrueti interest thereon shall be ot and designaird os Schedule B ITICIAL MOTICI nmg Board lor I 00 P M in Town Hall. cilio, and issuing a forged theteunder by the State Treasurer, so paid ond satiilied No'wilhstandmg 4 After plaintiff duly determined io King* Highway Middlelown. on Mon TaM nolle* thai Soninko Enterprises. A Special Meeting will be held Dy the that all ol the aforementioned clauses Borough Clerk acquire the easements if negotiated dov May 3. Wi, ol which lime all con check in the amount of 1249 M T»A Down the Hatch, hoi opplied lo T owmhlp of Middlelown Sewer age Au will be binding upon each subcon wilh the various property owner* in on the Woyor and Council ol the Borough Borough shall have suct\ ngnt io waive April 19 _ 111*04 thorily on April Ifth. 1*'* al I P M at tracor or vendor The contractor will ullempl lo reach a voluntary agree to Decor Furniture Store, 20! of Highlands for a p4oc« to plrxe *• detoulTas moy be permitted by low Ihe Authority » Office. Center Avenue. take such action with respect lo any OftTROVtlOLKIN ment with respect to said acquisitions tension of pumim situated ot 4i Mill Secl'on 6 All such sidewalks, siruc Bcltord The Meeting i* lor the pur CJerk Broadway, Long Branch, on subcontract or purchase order as the Soid negotiation* have toiled ond the er St Plans Ol the oddllion lo bo con lures and appurtenances shall be ton USCOTTAVMM poie ol receiving Bid. for Ihe pump State Treasurer may direct as o means structed in accordance with o»d %hon KMMbWt-W.J • uiointill has been unable to obloin said it oil on and force mom tor K i ngi April!. 1175. ot enforcing such provisions, including easements by agreement wilh the own Court. RESOLUTION building moy b* riomin«d ol In* Office in oil respects conform with, the plans mnmiui sanctions for noncompliance ond specifications Iherefor prepared ers ol said parcels by reoson of differ WHEREAS, the Township ot Middle of the Municipal Borough Clerk Ob Arttman tar Plgtwtlll very truly yourt. by the Borough Engineer, which ore SUPERIOR COURT Of ences between the ploinlill ana them lawn *d appoint ChorlesB Van Ben tectlons. It any. should to* moo* imme • For me purpose ol this specitica Frederick j Whittle* on file m the otlice ot Ihe Borough NEW MlilV a, io purchase price scholen, PT ,L $.. to serve os Town 240 Rumson diotely In writing to Mot net A Al lion, the following terms shall have the Executive Director ship Engineer tor o lerm beginning De C lerh ond hereby approved LAW DIVIttOM 1 The following person, are me own M brethf. Borough Clerk, in Boy Av* . following meanings April It " cember 13. 1974. ond terminating Oe AOVIOTIMMMT KM aiDl Section 1 For the said sidewalk t M HIPTION OF LANDS* PREMISE* for engineering services dated April I. No sealed proposal may bt with CONSTRUCTION Of SIDEWALKS suanl to and within Ihe limitation* pre GEORGE STOVER ond EDNA STO jUNC (ION LIQUORS for premise* lo criminate against any employee or op SCHEDULE f ATTACHED - PAR I97A. the lerms and conditions ol said drawn after II has been received by the ON PORT MONMOUTH ROAD IN scribed by said Law VER caied of 144 Main St, Beltord, N J pi ic on f for employmenl bf'Oust of CEL MAP proposal including tees ore sotisfoclor Borough and prior lo the opening THE •OROUOH OP KKAMMUIQ the defendant* named in this otlion roct. religion, color. se» or national Section 9 The following mailers are lo iKe Township of Middletown. tflereofot the meeting of the Moyor AS A LOCAL IMPROVE MINI AT show couse before this Court on the origin. Th* contractor. however, win hereby determined, declared recited THIRDCOUNT cense No C? heretofore mued lo NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE ond Council lo be held on the I Jin doy AN ESTIMATED COST OF UBJN <••!•. day Of April. 197* Ot 10 00 a clock lake atfirmoiive action to Insure that and stated 1 Plaintilt.repeots ond reiterates Middlelown Enterprises, Inc . t o SOLVED BY THE TOWNSHIP COM ot May, 19?*, as aforesaid No bidder in Ihe forenoon or OS soon thereafter AND AUTHOIIIIIM* THE IV to] The soid purpose described in paragraphs 1 through t of Iht First JUNCTION BAR ANO LIQUORS. MITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF may withdraw hi* proposal tor o peri- a* counsel con be heard al the Courl IUANCI OP SM.IM BONDS OR Section I ot thii bond ordinance is no> Count as though set lorlh hertm oi MIDDLETOWN IN THE COUNTY OF od of thirty (Ml Ooy* otter the opening NOTES TO FINANCE PART OP House located in Freehold Borough against during employment Such oc 0 current expense ond is on improve length with the same force and effect MONMOUTH ANO STATE OF NEW otbldi " THE COST THEREOF ment which the Borough may lowlulty G Loulon Co«. President. 6SA Che JERSEY, pursuont to the recommen tioni thall include, but noi M limited The Borough reserve* the right lo BE IT 0ROAINE D BY THE make as a sidewalk improvement ond why an order should nol be made shire Square. Litlle Silver NJ dotion ot the Township Administrator, to the following employment, up owners ot or hove on interesl or en- relent any and all proposal* ond lo BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE constitutes a local improvement os oe I Appointing three iJ) commit,ion Ed Mohoney, Vice President. 100 as follows grading, demotion or iramlrr. rtcrult cumbrance upon said parcel ond ore waive ony informoiify In Ihe proposals BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG IN scribed and defined m said Local Bond ers la examine ond opprone the land named detendonl in thi* couse Maple Avenue. Bncktown. N J men! or recruitment advertising, lay I The oppolntmenl ot Richard M received utt or termination, rates of pay or oth THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Low and premises described in me torn A GEORGE andEONA STOVER - Mabel COM. Secretory Treosurer. Schuli. P E ,L S , os Middlelown By Order of the Moyor ond Council *r forrrti of compensatton. and selec (bl The estimated moMimum amount plaint ond to asses* trie domagrs for OWNER 6SA Cheshire Square. Litlle Stiver Township Consulting Engineer Is here ol the Borougri of Rumson. New Jet lion tor training, including apprentice fhirds-ol all the members (hereof aftn of bonds or notes to be issued 'or said it* taking o* is more particularly set NJ * i The lands and premises to be tafc by rescinded »•¥ ship The contractor ogrees to pott m matlvely concurring) AS FOLLOWS purpose is 171,MO lorfh in the complaint; en ore described as follows Objections, it ony. should pe mode I. Richard M. Schuli. PE..L.S, be Albert A. K*rr. jr. conspicuous places, available to em Section I New concrete sidewalks (ci The estimated cost of said pur 7 Fixing a date on or before which SCHEDULE G ATTACHED - OE immediately in writing lo HUdo Com and Is hereby appointed Acting Town Borough Oerk ployefs and applicants tor employ ond hecessory. appurtenances ihali be pose is 130 000, the mm ihereol over Ihe report of Ihc commissioners musi SCRIPTIONS OF LANDS a PREM son. Clerk of the Township al Middle ment, nolle** to be provided by the constructed in the Borough m occor the taid estimated mommum amount be tiled, town ship Engineer ond to act in sucn tapoi April 19 111 H ity until such lime as Ihe office of State Treasurer or any political *ubd< dance with (he plans and specifications ot bonds or notes to be issued theretor 3 Direi tiny the notice to be given lo C LAUTON COX. Pre* SCHEDULE H ATTACHED - PAR Township Engineer is lined by o per vision or agency delegated responsi referred to in Section 6 hereof within being the amount of the said st sou ihe owners and parties interested in CEL MAP Ponorom Treal, Inc ADVI1TIMM«NI FO« »IOJ the street lines in and along Ihr souih manent appoint men I (untie* by him pursuant lo P L 1975. down payment for said purpose said lands and premises at the time WHEREFORE, plaintiff demands April 19. 26 HJ04 Sealed Proposals will bt received by erly Side ot Port Monmouth Rood '< m" ] This appointment i* mode and the (d) The period of usefulness of soid and place ot tne hearing lo be held by judgment ogomsl Ihe natamen d defend ihe Mayor ond Council of the Borough CUT. Mom Street to Atlantic Street lge g execution oi the attached conlract >* purpose, wllhin the limitations ot stud such commissioner* ot Rumson ot their meeting lo be nelo 2. The contractor will, in all solic ants as follows authorlied without competitive bid Section 1 The owner or owners ot Local Bond Law and according to ihe II is further ordered thai o copy a< j| 'at Ihe Borough Hall. River Road, nations or advertisements lor employ ding us a "Professional Service un reasonable life Ihereol computed from thu order and ot the complaint certi A oppotnling three 131 con INVIIONMINTA«i« l BiViiW eei placid by or on beholl of Ihc con- der the provision* of Ihe Local Pubi soid strccti described In Section I the dale ol Ihe said bonds author.ied tied by trie attorneys ot the plomiiff to demnollon commissioner* to moke od RfCOfID evening, the 1 Jth doy of May. 197e tor froctor, slat* mat oil qualified opp>> Contracrn s LLow becouse the s cants will receive consideration tor be a true copy to be .erved upon eacrt luitmeni and equitable opprai.al of ihe Based on the finding in Port i of the Ihe furnishing ot one (U Vacuum Leal tmploymenl wllhaut regard io race. struct the said sidewalks and oppurie years ol Ihe defendartls in accordance win ERR ihal the request for release ot prociict a religion, color, lei or national origin nances on or in tronl ot satd lands at le) The supplemental dent stotemeni R R * 6! 3 al least 10 day* before the scribed in the complaint and to IIM the funds for the Community Development Detailed Specifications of sold Leaf his or their own coil and eipense •<> return dote above spec-tied, ond compensation to be paid for tht faking rccogniied profession ond whose proc vacuum ore on die with the Borough 1 The contractor wlH send to each Oronf Progrom. Second Year 1*7* 11, accordance with the provisions ot this II is further ordered ttiol a true copy ihereol and to ossrs* the damage* <' tice It reguioted by law and such ser Clerk ond a copy of me some moy be labor union or representative of work mode ond tiled in the aidee ot me bond ordinance of the complaint and of this order or a any to remaining properly ol Ihe de vices are of such o quolilalive nature nod upon application ers with whlcfl h* hot a collective bar conlly atfect Ihe quality ot Ihe environ Section 3 In cose ony such owner or notice thereof be published once in The lendonli resulting Irom tuch taking Burning agreement or other contract 1 .licit duplicate thereof has been filed ment, the township of Middlelown ot All bids must be accompanied by a owners ot land Shall not construct Ihr Doily Register, o newspaper published drawing ot specificalions or Ihe or understanding a notice odvising Itie in the office of <"r Director ot the U>.i B Fixing a date on or before wnich fen Ihe following Notice of Finding ot said sidewalks ond appurtenonces on in the County of Monmouth at leas' 10 receipt ol competitive bids labor union or workers representative sion ol Local finance in the Depart Ihe report of the commissioner* mu*i No Significant I. tied on the Environ omount'of ten 110 per cent) peretnl ol or in front of such land within thirty day* prior to said return dote ot tni* 4 A copy of this Resolution shall be of the contractors commitments un ment Of Community Atloirs Ot Ihe befiled tne amount bid order and man lo each ol Ihe defend published in the Dally Register wifhin der this ipecitlcotton ond under rules. Stale of New Jersey, ond such sloie C Directing Ihe notice to be given io All provision* of the aforesaid sped owners of notice pursuonl lo Sections anls at hi* lasl known address with ten days ot Us pas sage regulotloni ond orders promulgated by merit shows thai Ihe gross debt at the ail delendanls of Ihe proceeding* lo oe motions on file wilh the Borough « *J 7 to 40 eS i of the Revised Slat posiage prepaid thereon CERTIFICATION •he Slate Treasurer pursuant lo his ou Borough at defined in said Law Is m held ond conducted by such commit Clerk are made o port of this odvtr ut.", of New Jersey, Ihe said sidewalk MERR1TT LANE. JR A j S C I, Hilda Coinson. Township Clerk ot lisement the some os if repealed here thorlty unoer P L ifH. c 177 The con Middlelown Tuwnship. hereby ctrtily ond appurtenances sholl be construct S7BSO0 ond thai ihe soid obligations ou , JSC D Immediate possession The Township o7~Mlddlefown. os port tractor shall poii cop«ei of Mm notice the foregoing lo bt 0 true copy ot o ed by the Borough at the expense ot thonied by this bond ordinance will be 0STR0V4Z0LKIN ot Us application for a Community De Proposals must be submitted en m conspicuous places available lo all DAVID ZOLKIN resolution paned by the Township the owner or owners ot Ihe land on or within all debt limitation* prescribed closed in o seoled envelope bearing the employees and applicants tor employ Committee at their meeting held April by said Law VERIFICATION nome ond oodr ess of the bidder and od ment. the Housing and Community Devel 13, 197* made dressed to Ihe Mayor and Council of 4 The contractor will comply with If) An aggregate amount not e« (M1)7IMttl_ DAVID ZOLKIN. on his oath, oc opment Act Of 1974, and in accordance Section t The total cost ol oil such WITNESS, my hand ond Seal of Ihe the Borough of Rumson. all rules ond regulations ond orders eedlng it0,000 tor ilemi of expense cording to law. deposes and soy* with Tine 14 of the Code ot Federoi Township ol Middlelown, this Mth doy i promulgated by the Slot* Trtgiurer mentioned in and permitted under sec 1 I am Ihe attorney lor the plotmiff Regulations. Subtitle A. Port SI. Envi No *eoled proposal moy be wilh structed by Ihe Borough pursuant lo pursuant lo PL 197S, c 17? ond with on 40A 7-70 of said Low has been in NIWJIRSEV in the within molter and OS such I om ronmentol Review Procedures lor the of April. KM. H.Ida Colltson drown otter It ho* been received by Ihe Section 3 hereof shall be assested ond all provision* ol H J S A 10 J ' luded m Ihe foregoing estimate of the • LAW DIVISION tody familiar wifh all Ihe proceedings Community Development Block Grant Township Clerk paid for by special assessments to be through to 7 4 and all rules ond reou cost of said improvement or purpose MONMOUTH COUNTV heretofore held herein Program, submils the following No April IV Ihereof al the meeting ol the Mayor levied upon the several properties 171.14 Mlons promulgated thereunder (g| Nothing will be contributed i>i Dacfcfrf No L 29*1 71 7 I hereby verify under oath Ihol oil tice ot Finding of No Significant Effect ond Council lo be held on the Ulh day fronting thereon in proportion lo their on Ihe Environment NOTICI TO ••DMM of May. 1*7*. as otoresotd No bidder S. The conttottof will furnish all m he Borough ol large lo poyment of the CIVIL ACTION Ihe allegations contained in the com asl of soid sidewalk improvement, COMPLAINT FOR plaint are true to my own knowledge A. Description of Proposed Proleci MIDDLITOWN TOWNSHIP. moy withdraw his proposal for a pen ond belief 1 Rood drainage reconslruc od of thirty (301 doy* otter the opening rules, regulations and orders promul- md the estimated amount of the spe APPOINTMENT OF NIW JCRMV which may be paid Ihe said sidewaih lion of bids. gated by the Slate Treosvrcr pursooni ial assessments to be levied upon the COMMISSIONERS DAVIOZOLKIN NOTICE is hereby ggiven ihol sepora'p e rmesvnenh lo be levied on proprrlm to P L \i)l, c 1?7 ond,or por suoot to oropertv ttontmg on umi improvement _ Plaintiff o. Part M—w* — Engi Tht Borough reserves the right to in front of which the improvement w any authority delegated this pohlicol " 130.000 • OROUOH OF KIANMUM. • MM neering and Installation olor, MMiddlelowd n relect any ond oil proposals and lo mod> is ten HO) 2nd doy of Apr Vl7.. . subdivision or agency by tht Stole Section 10 The tuli faith and credit niciooi cefporoilt*. I* MM Cevaty el of oTainaqe, curb, side mlti f aunty Htm wmvr any Intormglitr in the proposols Jersey foi Treasurer The contractor wilt permil of the Borough are hereby pledged to walks and pavement m tht Pr ing. Removing & received access lo his books, records, ond ac- upon which ony such sidewalk tUftt- the punctual poymenl of the principal Notary Public of New Jersey Monmouth Ave . Brat i Shb f th By Order ot the Moyor ond Council counts by a duly appointed represento menl shall hove been mode moy pay of and interest on the soia obligations nord Avt .port of Porl rp of Middletown, and opened of tne Borough of Rumson. New Jer Monmouth Rood, porl of Main Street, port at Sec Towmhlp Municipal Building. King* Albert A Kerr, jr ond Avot Second Yeor ol Highway ond Highway No Ji Middle Borough Clerk town New Jersey on April 79 197* oi three-year program Al It " b Lilt—Hi - Installation 10 00 o m (prevailing timt) of drainage facilities in At the above lime ond place, the bid* Center Avenue from AOVMTIMMIMT •©« »»Ot Cholmone Creek lo Wog Sealed Proposals will be received by ncr s Creek Second Year Township Committee within Sixty 1*0) the Mayor and Council of the Borougn of three year program days from dole ot opening AH bids ol Rumson at their meeting lo be held if the Borough Hall. River Road, I Pork Rl PlilllpWlM -Up must conform to the specifications. Dumson, Hew Jersey, on Thursday grade and refurbish Greeley Notict to Bidder* and General Inilruc •vcmng. the 13th doy of May, 1*7* tor Park or *o with the in lions, which ore on tile in Ihe 0ti.ee of he furnishing of Workumforms (*up slollatlon of fencing, land scoping, benches ond the re* Kings Highwoy. Middlelown. New Jer (orationof basketball courts sey ond available lo oil bidders with 3 Demolition of Ten Subsion ou) charge. dard Unoccupied Condemned Proposal* musi be mode on the Ston Dwelling Unit* dord Proposal Forms m ihe manner 4 K.fri.111111—frer— ' ' ' ' ract Documents hod upon applications. tinue rehabilitation ol priva jealed envelopes All bids must be octomponled toy a tely owned owner ond rental bearing the name and address of the housing units using loan inler Bidder and th* nome ol the work on jmounl of ten (10*.I percent of Ihe est subsidies or grants to me outside, addressed lo ihe Township amount bid owners Administrator ot the Township ol Mid All provision* of Ihe aforesaid speci- fications on file with the Borough I. AIM*Will Ct4h 'ol Clerk ore mode a part of this odver ing lo corrying out planning. statement of Consent ot Surleiy Irom a lisement the some as II repealed here REALTORS coordination, execution of 'ty company authorized to do bu*i Communlly Development and in the state of New Jersey ond at Housing octl vllles ceptoblt to Ihe Township ol Middle 6 flinntni MSMBIMMW*. e>Ml own ond a bid guorontee lo ihe Town closed m o sealed envelope bearing the Don't Miss CltllllWli To develop, rt- hip of Middletown in the qmouni ot name and address ot the bidder and od •in Hundred HMO I Dollars dressed to the Moyor and Council of and monitor oil activities nec- The righl Is reserved lo reteci ony or the Borough of Rumson essary lor proper implemen all bids or lo waive any informalities No sealed proposal may be with where such Informality is noi detn lotion of the Community De own after it has been received by the mental to the best interest ot the The Special Classified velopmcnl Program. Township The right I* also reserved to thereof at the meeting of the Mayor B. Tht Township of Middlelown has Increase or decrease t"t quantities ond Council to be held on the llth doy found lhat Ihe Implementation of *oecitied in the manner de*ignated in of May. 197*. as aforesaid No bidder tn« above mentioned preiect will Real Estate Section In Ihe specifications iy withdraw his proposal tor a perl' During Ihe performance of this ton rod, the contractor ogrees al foi C The reason* for Ihe finding of no owi The Borough reserves the right lo Significant impact on the environ a. The contractor or subcontractor elect ony and all proposals ond lo The Daily Register where applicable will nol discriminate waive ony Informollly m the proposals and drotnoge initat lot ions do not against on. employee or applicant lor -ecelved. require environmental impact employment because ot age. race, By Order ot the Mayor ond Council statement* since soid protect* do creed, color, national origin, ancestry, of the Borough of Rumson. New Jer Friday, April 23, 1976 not involve mommum sound, *ig marital status or sei The contractor will lake affirmative oclion lo ensure Albert A. f err Jr. level* which exceed those eslob that such applicont* ore recruited and Borough Clerk Ilihed by law or competent regu employed, and thot employees ore HIM "THE LAND lotion, do not Involve or hove an Ireoleo during employment, without odverse Impact which connoi be regard lo their age. race, creed, color iotntottoniy removed or miti- notional origin, ancestry, morilal slot IS AN INVESTMENT gated upon ony historic properly, us or sti. Such oclion shall include, 241 Sen Bright do nol Involve ony violation but nol be limited to Ihe following em which connoi be satisfododly re NOTICI FOR AIL TIME!" moved or mitigated ot criteria or onsfer; recruitment or recrufimeni Following is a schedule of regular standards under applicable lows Board meeting nights tor the ifrV/7 or regultlons governing environ- dverlising, 'ovotf or termination. yeor ot which tht public Is invited to mental consider all ton. sweh o* attend All meetings will be held of pensatlon. ond selection tor framing The Clean Air Acl. HUD Noise I 00 P M prevailing time, ot the Regulation, specifically Section School al 4 River Street. Seo Bright. I3v5 j, TheCoostol Zone Manage octor agree* lo post in conspicuous New Jersey Normally oil Boord meet menl Act. The Fish and wildlife places, available to employees and op Ings will be held on the Third Monday Coordination Act, The Notional phconts tor employment, notices io be of toch month, with Ihe exception ot Flood insurance Act, ond similar provided by ihc contracting officer set April 1*76 when it will be held on the Federoi ond Stole laws ond regu ling forth Ihe provisions of this Fourth Monday ond February ,t«f lotions Further, these acts do noi fondiscriminoiion clause. Involve the removal, demolition, b The conlrocior or subcontractor, Monday conversion or enplocemeni of a where applicable will, in all so'ic April M, 1974 total of 5O0 or more dwelling unit* nations or odver lisemeni* lor employ nor are near water or sewerage ees placed by or on beboit ot the con May 17.197s locllltles which pats through, be 'roctor, slate thot oil qualified oppli June 11. It7* adjacent to or serve undeveloped :ants will receive consideration (or July IV. 197* oreos Of 100 ocres or more. •mplpymenl without regard lo age. August 16. 1976 In addition, we hove considered oce, creed, color, national origin, on Sept XI, 197* the proietii in lighl of their im :eslry, marital status or sei Oct. II, 1976 Nov. 15,197e poet on the following Unique oe C The contractor or subcontractor Dec », 197* ological teaiuret rock ond soil where applicable, will send lo toch lo stability, soil erosion, slreoms. bor union or representative or worker* Jan. 17,1t77 plant and onimol iife. energy re- with which he has a collective bargain Feb 14. IV77 sources, ascetic urbon design ond mg agreement or other controcl or un By order ol the Board of Eduiotion historic properties We hove not 'crsforvding. a notice. Io be provided THOSW GARLAND. Jr found ony negnllve impacts on the i the agency contracting officer, od Secretory. Board of Education above lor the work contemplated Ising the labor union or workers rep Sea Bn0hi, New Jersey under Ihe Progrom eientottve of the contractor * com Doted: April*. 197* The pro|ects nave also been t* iitments under this oct and shall post April 19 HN omined wilh reference lo the el fed of the protect on slope stott Illy, foundation condition, lerrotn •loecs available lo employees ond op soil permeability, ground waier. pliconts for employment. 242 Shrewsbury natural haiard*. man made hat TY ORDER OF THE MAVOR AND ords. nuisances ond compatibility OWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE Borough with environment The only im OWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN pad* we have determined are GEORGE E SMITH beneficial and ore discussed in TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR e Board of Ad|uslmenl of Ihe Lpril It Ml PI Borough ot Shrewsbury al II* meeting of April 7, 1*7* aronted a variance op Records 240 Rumson plication by Robert Holsey at premise* located ot 4e Henr? Street. Shrews D. Tht Township ol Middletown has bury, N J ond known a* Block I Lot H established on Environmental Re S«ol*d>ropoMls will bt received by view Record (ERR) on Ihe pro the Mayor ond Council of Ihe Borough posed project The ERR may be -' Rumson at their meeting lo be held Shrewsbury This Resolution is on file In the official records of the Board at reviewed by interested agencies, the Borough Hall. River Road. groups, ond/or individual* durtng 419 Sycamore Avenue. Shrewsbury reguior business hours * 00 AM evening, the Ulh doy oi Moy. 197* for toYw P.M. dally, ol the office ol Ihe furnishing of one (1) S Vord Dump MARY LOU MARTIN. Clerk the Mayor, No I Kings Highway, r-uck Shrewsbury Boord ol Adjustment Middlelown, New Jersey omi Detailed Specification* of sold Dump April 19 H to E. Tht Town*hip of Middlelown in ruck ore on file with Ihe Borougn lends no further environmental :i*rk and a copy ot the same may be review of the proposed project* had upon application. ond Intends, subject to approval All bids must be accompanied by o he Shrewsbury tar* •oord of Educo .. Juslng ond tlllleirtlfted check or bid bond In thIhet Ion will receive sealed BIDS tor Urban Development of the Com imount of ten 110'.I percent of the VllLK for th* school yeor We/197> un munlty Development Block Gran' amount bid. III 7 00 p m , prevailing time. Tuesday. PRIVATE Application, to request HUD to All provisions of the oforesold speci Moy 4. I97t and will Mmedtotely pro- release funds tor the proposed Icatfoni on file with the Bereugh ceed lo unseal some In the presence of ortct. :ierk as mode a port ot this advertise he parties Wod4ng or their aaenl*. If Critien comments concerning the ment The son^e as f* repwea ner tin uch parlies choose to be then ond environmental review ol the pro Propotoli mult bt tubmltltd tn her* prtstnt, In th* Ottic* of the 1 posed project moy be submitted cloud In o ttoltd tnvtlapt btarlng tht ichool Business Administrator. lo Ihe office o< the Mayor. No I wni and arMrtil ol Hit WOWtr and od Shrewsbury Bora School, It Obrt PIOC*, Shrewsbury. NJ. 17701. King* Hlghwoy, Middletown. N J ttd lo thtt Mayer and Council at y Specifications, etc., can bt secured ot 0774 on or before SXPM May tht BoBorougorougr h oll RRumu M umMri. tht office ot tht School Business Ad 7, If7* No ttaltd propaiapro l may bt with l minlslrotor. 10 Obrt Place, on school iown after II hot bttft rtctivtd by the G Nome and* Address of Applicant days between the hours *t 9 M 4 00 orovph ana prior lo tht opening Don't Miss An Opportunity To Reach Monmouth and CMef twaurlive Officer p.m.. prevailing time. The Boord re "itrtttf ot tht mtetlno ot tht Mayor Allan J MocDohpld.Moyor serves the right to refect ony or all and Council lo bt htld on tht i;th day Township of Middletown bids, to waive Immaterial formalities. ol May. If74, ot olorewid No btddtr County's Most Affluent Market. For The Most Results From Your ond th* right to select any or of I of the may withdraw hit prapotol lor a ptrl Hems submitted by btdders All bMs od ol.lhtrty I]0l day* oiler tht opening M, Dart 'Nutlet ol FIMlBf ol Mo must bt submitted In sealed envelopes Advertising Dollars Utilize This Special Section. Don't Delay —) utlet ol FIMlBf ol M olbfdt' SWUII l ElElltcl i on «« f EEnviro ' Kktdtolnoicottmelvpcolbld mnl" p MIM m UI Tht Sorouoh rtltrvtt Ihe right to BOARD OF EDUCATION Call Today! mtdH oni diumlnrtrt lo nl», tied any and all propoioli ond 10 BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY ttlxl gro«|», OOHKIM ona indi volvt any rnlormollly In tht propawlt DOMINIC J.ACERRA ylduol. *p,H IM»'l 'tctlvtd. SCHOOL BUSINESS STEPHEN j.DUNIE. •y Ordtr crl Hit Mayor and Council ADMINISTRATOR CwrdlnglO' I the Borough ol Rutmon. New Jer »OBRE PLACE Dial 542-1700. Remember the chance only comet once. SHREWSBURY, NJ 07701 Comnwnlly OvtloAmrnl Y Gronl Proffarn " Albert A Kerr.Jr DATED; April U, 197* Mlodlclowrt Township iarough Clert April U, It I17.U April It. It »4<1 iii.n