The Daily Register

VOL.98 NO. 159 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 15 CENTS O'Hern quits freeholder race; Baxter eyed ty LINDA ELLIS Mr. O'Hem. Mr. Baxter and Morton Salklnd. former 11th would not consider the post ell that Mr Van Wagner was state Sen. Eugene J. Bedell district assemblyman, said il because of time pressures approached. FREEHOLD — Daniel J have been considered leaders is "unlikely" that he would 'and asked that his name be "It was discussed and 1 am O'Hera, Red Bank mayor, has among those named by John accept as he is planning a removed from consideration not a candidate," Mr Van removed his name from the J. Florino, county De'mocralic 1077 legislative run Stephen This weekend, a source Wagner said "My interest Hit of candidates lo (ill the chairman, to be chosen by the J Fllardl, Hai.let com close to the Democratic free- lies in the legislature, al- freeholder teat that Philip N freeholders to take the re- mitteeman and a recent addi- holders said if Sen Bedell though as chairman of the Gumba will vacate. mainder of Mr. Gumbs term, tion to the list of possible turns down the seat. Mr. Bax- county government com- The Dally Register has which expires in November. choices, said he would accept ter would be asked by the mittee last year. 1 did gain learned, however, that El- The freeholder director has Mr. Florino had said at the Democrats to reconsider. much awareness of the oper- wood L. Baxter, former accepted a Workmen's Com- end of January that Mr Bax- Mr. Baxter said in response ations of county govern- Oceanport mayor, has again pensation Court judgeship ter was a "top choice" for that he could conceivably ment" emerged as a possible con- Mr. Fiorino said that required Mr Gumbs' seat Mr Bax- change his mind. "It would Mr Fiorino said Mr Sal- tender for the seal thai will background checks on Mr ter's name was the one moil be, however, a highly unlikely kind, among others, is being be available in approximately Gumbs should be completed often mentioned by Demo- possibility that I would " seriously considered two weeks. within two weeks crats and Republicans in "Yes, Elwood Baxter is still Mr Salkind said il is "unli- Mr. O'Hem said it would be Sen. Bedell is still unde- Freehold, according lo a pub- a choice for the position." Mr kely" he would accept the 'Impossible for,a court lo rule cided as to whether to accept lished report, at the time ' Fiorino said. "He, among oth- post. within the necessary lime" on the post If a definite offer is Gov. Brendan T Byrne first ers, would be a strong candi "I definitely plan lo run for whether his law practice made. Assemblyman Richard offered the judgeship to Mr date." the legislature in 1977." Mr would present potential con- Van Wagner, D-Monmoulh. Gumbs. Mr Florino also confirmed Salkind said, i would wel- flicts if he were to be a free- was approached and is not On Feb. 1. Mr. Baxter told the Information that grew out come the opportunity lo run holder. available the Daily Register that he of an interview with Sen. Bed- See O'Hera page 2 Elwood L. Baster Eageae J. Bedell OuMJ.O'Hera OK'd ConRail bill aids MIDLAND GLA^S glass makers in area ro Containers; Jesse S Mone 1 sand traffic to truck transport By ED KANARKOWSKI from Winslow Junction to Chatsworth. and Sons. Inc.; Thatcher also would have put 10 heavy trucks on county roads each MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Eugene A. Turner, a vice Glass Manufacturing Co . and day to keep Midland's Mata- A little publicized portion of president of the Midland Midland Glass. wan Township plant slocked the ConRail legislation signed Glass Co.. applauded the key Midland, alone, employs with sufficient sand into law by President Ford amendment to the historic 1.200 people at its Malawan will keep Central Railroad of ConRail legislation. Township manufacturing fa- The county's opposition lo New Jersey (CNJ) Ireight "In effect." he said, "the cility. ConRail's original plan vo- trains rolling to glass manu- amended legislation says that "If the ConRail legislation cally stressed thai point. facturing plants throughout any line In ConRail's Prelimi- wasn't amended, it would've Mr Turner particularly the state, with raw material^- nary System Plan also is in- meant.getting our sand sup- credited U.S. Sen Harrison from South Jersey. cluded in the Final System ply up from Soulh Jersey by A Williams. DNJ and IS Plan ... That change is a vi- truck." declared Mr Turner Sen. Vance Harlke. D-Ind . CanRall Is the new federal tal one (or New Jersey's glass ConRail's alternate rail for ensuring the rail bill's rail network that hopes lo or- industry." route had proposed sand car passage in its final amended ganize seven bankrupt North- Mr. Turner, who also is service for Midland via CNJ form. eastern and Midwestern rail- chairman of the CNJ Lifeline to Winslow Junction, then "My understanding of the roads into a viable 15.000 mile Committee, went on to ex- west on the Pennsylvania- legislation Is that ConRail's system. plain that the Southern Divi- Reading Seashore line to Final System Plan Is per- The CNJ branch line - sion Is one of the most impor- Ca'mden, north lo Bound manent," he added. "Our rail which stretches from Mau- tant rail links in the stale be- Brook via a connection with line appears to be in it to stay ricetown to Red Bank — is cause it "actually is the only the Reading Railroad, then No time limit has been the prime hauler of sand for north-south rail line from the east lo Elitabethport on CNJ put on its existence " the stale's glass industry The sand producing areas in Soulh and finally south to Matawan. A ConRail spokesman ad unamended "Final System Jersey to the glass manufac- The lengthier itinerary milted that the expected loss Plan" for ConRail had ear- turing plants in the nonhcrn would have cost Midland of traffic caused by abandon- marked 41 miles of the CNJ's part of the state.". Glass 1750,000 more a year in ing the South Jersey trackage SAND TRAIN DESTINATION - The Midland kept Intact the Central Railroad of New Jersey's 115-mile Southern Division for The committee's .member- transportation expenses "and would have reduced ConRail Glass Co. manufacturing plant In Motawon Town- 115-mlle Maurlcetown to-Red Bank trackage, the abandonment — the seven ship primarily includes glass doubled or tripled transit revenue by more than S3 mil- ship, pictured above, will continue to receive raw prime supply line for Midland Glass and other miles from Norma to Bridge- industry firms: Pennsylvania time," explained Mr Turner lion — 1778.000 or it coming materials from South Jersey via a direct rail gloss industry firms. ton and the 36-mile portion Glass Sand Corporation. Mel The proposed diversion of See CoaKall. route. An amendment to ConRail legislation has Council in Marlboro to avoid schfaol issue

By JIM NcCORMH'K Mr. McClung is also a of years to heal what ap- board issue, and not an issue member of the Board of Edu- peared to be old wounds." he between the new devel- opments and Ihe older sec- MARLBORO — Four coun- cation, but is not running for said reelection. The board has "I don't want lo create a tions of town or the older de- cllmen and the mayor think velopments." he said the Township Council should scheduled a special meeting problem of new developments March 23 to discuss the mat- Mr. McClung said, "council not become Involved in a dis- versus old developments ver- ter with residents, but the sus older sections." Ihe may- could serve no purpose by pute before the Board of Edu- school board election is be- or said. getting involved cation involving residents of fore that date and Mr. "The council never inter- "I have confidence in the Kairfield Minor and Triangle McClung will no longer be a board and In the eminently Oaks, both new devel- feres with the school board. " board member Mr Goldzweig said qualified superintendent of opments, and residents of schools (Albert Cafiero)." Ihe older sections of Morgan More than seven years ago. The older developments are residents in Ihe older sections Whittier Oaks and Monmouih Mr McClung said. • ville. of the township viewed new- Heights. The mayor lives in The officials polled also feel "If any split exists. U is a comers as causing Ihe tax Whittier Oaks West, as does that old disagreemenls be- lol less than existed seven or rate lo soar because of con- Mr. Grossman. Mr. Klau and eight years ago." he said. tween the new developments struction of new schools, Mr. McClung live In Mon- built seven yean ago and the parks and municipal services mouth Heights, and Mr Mr Croddick. a lifelong older sections of ihe township Mayor Goldzweig said "the Croddick lives in Morganville township resident, said • I have been healed for the most only Instance in which the Mr. Klau said "there might don't think council should get part. council and I should become have been a split seven years involved in the school board's The current controversy in- Involved is to try lo undo ago. but in Ihe last three business." volves a tentative plan to Howard Klaa C. Douglas NcCloag some damage done lo a town years everyone has gotten to- "I don't see any more sec- Lawrence S. Grossman John f. Croddick send all Morganvllle school by a possible problem gether to work as one town- children, with the exception tionalism between people who "Before this latest incident ship." of grades (-8, lo the Central moved here seven years ago occurred, we worked for a lol "This is basicallv a school School along with children and lifelong residents, ' he from the two new devel- said. Senate unit told of millions opments. "Most of the old problems Charges have been made have been healed." he said and denied thai residents of Mr. Grossman said, "this is the two new developments The inside ,story a board of education problem, don't like Ihe plan because in Medicaid lab kickbacks THKHKATIIKH and council should not gel in- they don't want their children Sunny, wanner today, increasing cloudi- volved WASHINGTON (AP) - V 90 per cent of the Medicaid specimens taken from Ihe he said, he contacted repre- associating with children ness with periods of rain toilghl. Complete re- "Things have gotten a lot small number of medical lab- business, he said aged, poor, blind and dis- sentatives of 15 Chicago from a lower socio-economic port on page 1. belter the last seven year> oratories arc kicking back The investigation also cm abled based laboratories and told level. but this is an issue that tend* millions of dollars in Medi- ered California and Pennsyl- In addition. Medicare pay- them he represented two Il- Residents of Ihe two new caid funds to physicians in at vania linois doctors who were open- Court refuses to delay Matawan school vole 2 to divide people." he said ments for persons 65 years developments maintain all least five states, investigators ing the clinic Winter Olympics ead la pageantry 11 "The people involved Moss said a report by the and older account tor an addi- they want is for their children are telling a Senate panel "Of the 13 laboratories I Pearson crashes lo Daytoaa victory 14 should get together and dis- panel's staff "concludes that, tional $32.5 million. to attend a school that con spoke lo. II labs offered the Neptune, Hudson hit goals .' 15 cuss the matter and under- The testimony came as the at least in the slates which tains a "cross section" of The panel's staff said that doctors a kickback or rebate Newest of the wlater brides 9 stand without emotionalism Senate committee on aging came under investigation, children In the township. of the total payout of $213 mil on the dollar amount of labo- Engagements announced II what they want lo accom- began hearings today on alle- kickbacks are widespread Officials polled were Mayor lion, at least $45 million is ratory business referred by Bridge Advice a DAILV REGISTER plish." Mr. Grossman said gations of fraud and abuse among labs specializing in Arthur Goldzweig and Coun- "either fraudulent or unneces- the medical clinic to the lab." Classified IS-I3 PHONE NUMBERS "Things said at public among medical laboratories Medicaid business. In fact, it cllmen John F. Croddick, sary." Longhini said Comics JJ Mali Office J4J-HM meetings tend to become very The chairman of Ihe com- appears to be necessary to Howard Klau. C. Douglas One account of the opportu- Additional interviews found Contemporary Life t-ii Toll Free t7l-HN emotional and lend to be mis- mittee. Sen. Frank E. Moss. give a kickback in order to McClung and Lawrence S nity for kickbacks came from a total of 13 independent labs Crossword Pink u Toll Free 5MIIM construed." Mr. Grossman U-Utah, said in an opening secure the business of physi- Grossman, council president Douglas A l.onghim. an in giving kickbacks to doctors Editorials « Classified Depl 54M7M said. statement that a small num- cians or clinics who specialize Councilman Richard V'uola is vcstigator for the Better Gov- and clinics which accounted EMerUlimeil. TV 14 Circulation Depl WHOM ber of labs control the bulk of 'in the treatment of welfare vacationing In Europe. Drag AMIetloi Problem' ernment Association of Chi- for 65 per cent of Illinois' Me- FUaacial I Sports Dept Mt-MM Medicaid payments patients." Call W8-8J11. For Help Day or cago Tribune and CBS "60 dicaid payments to clinical I Save I li^-U Make A Dale U Mlddlelowa. B.rriu ill-nil Leon's Rug Cleaners. Carpel Night.. Moss said that in New Under Ihe Medicaid pro- Minutes" rented a $400 a labs in 1975, he said. Obituaries 4. 5 Freehold B«rra« 4C Jill and upholstery. The Fabulous Tim McLoone York, 17 labs control 70 per gram, the slate and federal month storefront office on He said that although Ihe Sports 14-17 Long Branca Bureau ..ZR-ttll at the piano, Tues. through cent of Ihe Medicaid business, governments are paying out a Chicago's northeast side last RimsM RMlellt percentage of kickback var- Fn Flounder Inn, Rumson while 12 labs in New Jersey total of about $180 Smillinn in December. Final winter clearance, 50% Delectable Shrimp. Fondae Jersey Coast Boat Show ied, each of the labs would of and more off sportswear and Sumptuous Quiche and Now open. Convention Hall. Olde Uilon Hoasr control nearly 60 per cent of the current fiscal year to lab- Longhini said a sign placed (er lo rent space in the clinic dresses 7 W. River Kd . Crepes Every Tues fashion Asbury Park. 1110 dally. Il-7 Luncheon-Fashion Show. Medicaid payments there In oratories (or analyses of in the window advertised it as for a technician to draw Rum son. show at Fromageric. H42-H0KH Sun. Tues. Illinois. 26 labs control over blood and urine and other a medical clinic In addition. blood, Longhini said 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY i6,1976 Court refuses to postpone school election in Matawan elections was sufficient to two choices — adjust pro- FREEHOLD - Superior the existing mechanism lor came up for a hearing before because of the uncertainty on ponement, said the school dis- able, ergo how can Ihe voters cope with the problem Also, gramming to fit into the exist- Court Judge Thomas I. handling school budgets that Judge Yaccanno a lew hours state aid to education trict's budget was based on intelligently vole on this is- sue? The voters don't know he said, until a school budget ing available funds or go back Yaccanno Friday refused lo have been defeated by the later as an emergency mat Ms Sommer, in arguing 'anticipated ' state aid of what they're voting on." is approved it will be impos to the voters with a request postpone the scheduled March voters and a provision of the ter against any postponement of 13.960,000, which is about 40 sible to fix the municipal tax for additional local taxes I Matawan Regional School law which allows a school the school election in Mala- per cent of Ihe $111 million As things now stand, based The defendants, the Mala rale and the tax rates are election as requested by board to hold an additional wan, said the problem was a total The actual state aid fig- on anticipated stale aid of wan Regional Board of Edu- supposed to be struck before "They can go back lo Ihe Matawan borough election to increase the local "uniform" one around the ure, however, could range $3,960,000, a total of »6.5M 000 cation and Fred G Burke, the June 30 people, can't they'" he said The borough had sought an tax share of the budget were state commissioner of educa- slate and held it could be anywhere from zero to $5 2 will have to be raised in lucaj They (the people) can now Judge Yaccanno. in review indefinite postponement of sufficient to deal with any dif tion, had been notified in ad- dealt with In a uniform mat- million, "which is what we taxes for the school budget. put the pig in a sack If they he said ing the election process, the election on the grounds ficulties caused by uncer- vance ol the planned filing ter by the stale Supreme have been informed we would want il If not, they wiU say receive if thorough and ef- agreed it is adequate. He said the voters in the school div tainty over the slate aid fig- and were represented al the Court which has said it will Judge Yaccanno. address- so and the board has to live ficient is 100 per cent fun- the state commissioner of tnct, which comprises Mala ure hearing by Vincent C. distribute the available state ing himself to the attorneys with what they have." ded, " he said. education is almost auto- wan and Matawan Township, Me said the borough had UeMaio, the school board's aid for schools if the legisla- for the defendants, asked • nomous in his authority over To Mr Feldman. he said. cannot vote intelligently on failed to show how anyone attorney, and Deputy At- ture hasn't acted by April i to He said the school district what would be Ihe objection school budgets because even if The very thing you complain the proposed 1976-77 .school would suffer irreparable torney General Jane E Som- raise enough money lo fully is given a different figure ev- lo holding up the election un- a budget is voted down, and about can be worked out un- budget of III 2 million with harm if the election isn't posl mer. who appeared on behalf lund the "thorough and ef- ery day on what it will get by til after the Supreme Court the school board and munici- der Ihe statute. There is a out knowing how much state poned, which, he noted, is a of Mr Burke. ficient" education law the. state commission of edu- deadline of April 6 for legisla- pal governments in Ihe dis- way to put the M million back aid the district is getting prerequisite that must be cation. tive action, allowing a month Judge Yaccanno pointed Gov Brendan T. Byrne, she trict agree on another sel of il the people wanl to put It It had asked the court lo shown before the court can is- after that for the coun lo di- out during the hearing thai al- further pointed out. has filed "The commissioner himself ligures, the commissioner back." And since there is. he delay the election until a sue any injunction, particu- vide up the money though granting the post- ,III application with the Su- said as late as Tuesday that may change those figures said, he would refuse the "reasonable time" after ei- larly in a case with statewide "The townspeople are go- ponement would have state- preme Court asking Ihe court he doesn't know how much anyway he wishes — revising request for a postponement in ther the stale Legislature or ramifications ing to be harmed if they are wide repercussions his ruling to act sooner than April 6 in any district is going lo get." them either upwards or down- the election. the state Supreme Court has The borough's suit seeking would apply only to the distributing the aid money A he added. going to be voting on a pig in wards. "You can go back to Ihe certified a "sum certain to postponement of the school borough of Malawan. the ex- hearing on Ihe governor's mo- "In point of fact no one a poke," aren't they, he public and get more money if the municipality'for the budget election was filed tent of his jurisdiction in the tion for modification of Ihe today knows how much slate asked. II Ihe budget is approved, they wanl to give it to you," school district's state aid al- Friday morning by Robert matter. He also commented court's earlier ruling is sched- aid will be forthcoming," Mr Mi DeMaio replied that he said, and the amount of the judge said. If not. it's lotment. Feldman, the Malawan sympathetically on the plight uled for Feb. 23 Feldman told Ihe court. "No- such action would be unneces- stale aid the district receives is less than presently antici- like in Ihe movies — Cochlse Judge Yaccanno. in borough attorney, as soon as of Mr Burke, remarking that Mr. Feldman. in presenting body knows Ihe amount of sary as the present apparatus pated, the school board has has spoken " denying the request, held thai the cgurt's were opened, and he must be "beside himself" the borough's case for a post- state aid that will be avail- for handling school buds>*l Long Branch is told to pay patrolman 9s legal expenses By SHERRY COMMAS anyone else ol his choosing at Mr. Novins, in arguing before hiring an attorney a fee of $50,000 or whalecer against the city's position, ac- The language is mandatory. FREEHOLD - The city of the two of them agreed to He knowledged thai there "of he said, directing the city lo Long Branch was ordered maintalnd that Mr. Adams course Is a danger" of abuse provide the means for a po- Friday to pay Ihe $22,000 in should have consulted with of the law by someone who liceman's defense, and the legal fees for the attorney re- the city In advance so that might obtain services which scope of the law covers all talned by former Long the city could negotiate the cost more than they should work necessary to secure the Branch policeman John fee. If Mr. Bailey had been But, he contended. "The In- end. including the legal repr- Adams in his successful de- proposed, he explained, the tention of the legislature was esenetallon prior lo in- fense of a manslaughter city would have said there to protect the police officer, dictment. charge arising out of the are plenty of good attorneys not to protect (he municipal- If there had been no in- death of a 16-year-old black in New Jersey and New York ity." dictment, he said, he agreed youth he shot to death while who could do the same job for The language of the law- with Mr. Novins that Mr on duty. less money and then would makes It mandatory for the Adams would then have had County Court Judge Mar- have contracted with one of city to pay the legal fees for to pay the legal bill himself shall Selikoff said state law them to handle the defense. Mr. Adams' attorney, he said. as the law requires a munici- mandates that the city pay Mr. Mauro cited an Edison Turning to the question of pality to provide money for a the fees regardless of wheth- Township court case out of whether the city should pay defense only in the event er Adams consulted with the Middlesex County, now on ap- for legal fees prior to Adams' there is a criminal charge or city about legal assistance peal, in support of his posi- Indictment, when there, were disciplinary complaint against prior to hiring the attorney of tion. He acknowledged lhal no charges of any kind the police officer. his choice, Robert F. Novins the case takes the opposite against him, Novins noted Further, Judge Seiikoff of Toms River. point of view of a pnor court that Mr. Adams was under said, the city had had an op- He also held that the city ruling in Monmouth County. pressure duirng this period lo portunity to arrange for Mr »•*•»• HM> H Carl Farm should pick up the bill for Mr. in the case of Highlands ver- testify before the grand jury. Adams defense but passed it ANNUAL MCAP DINNER - Wllbert C. Russell, ter, acting regional director of Community Ser- Novins' services on behalf of sus Davis, but pointed out "To say he didn't need up. .••• left, executive director of the Monmouth Commu- vices Administration, who spoke, and Thomas E. Adams during the two months that In the Edison Township some representation at that matter the Judge held that the nity Action Program (MCAP), the county's anti- Daniels, chairman of the MCAP board of trustees. between the fatal shooting of very critical moment would "At the time of Ihe in- state law dows not give a po- poverty agency, goes over program of MCAP's an- The dinner, marking the agency's 10th anniver- the youth on Dec. 8, 1974. and be to hide your head in the dictment the city cer- lice officer the right to go out nual dinner Friday night with William White, cen- sary, was at Glbbs Hall, Ft. Monmouth. the indictment of Adams on a sand," he argued He said tainly could have turned to and get his own attorney and manslaughter charge on Feb. that all the law he researched Mr. Adams and said we are then submit the fees after- 19,1975, In addition to his fees and other legal work he did providing your defense, al ward to the city. In that case, from the time of Indictment during the pfe indictment pe- which time Mr. Adams could he noted, the court ruled that until Adams' acquittal al trial riod was used later in con- have accepted or rejected il." (he municipality must enter O'Hern quits county race last July 22. nection with the trial anyway. the judge said. "But that of- into a contract for the ser- Adams had been charged If Mr. Adams had not been fer was not proffered" vices of the attorney so that, (Continued) list, said he has not made his the senator, who is also "It's clear my party needs with manslaughter in the indicted, Mr Novins added, while making sure the police- lor the Senate seat now held decision. borough manager in Keans name value and prior ex- death of Wilbert Sleven Rus- he would agree that the po- Mr. Adams had submitted man Is adequately represent- by Sen. Beadleston . The "1 really don't know what burg, said. perience," he said, "so I'm sell, who died of a single bul- liceman should not have been his resignation ,lo the cily of ed, the cost Is not, ex- opportunity lo run against I'm going to do." he said "Of course, Brendan Byrne reluctant lo say no If Ihe let wound In the back when reimbursed for any legal ser- Long Branch a week prior to horbltant. Sen Beadleston would pit my "I'm satisfied where 1 am (in would be very glad to see me freeholders solidified behind shot shortly after midnight vices he obtained during that the shooting, which was to more liberal outlook on stale Ihe Senate). I'm chairman of go.' Sen. Bedell said with a someone else, well, then I Dec. 8, 1974. in a vacant lol Mr. Mauro said that be- period. have become effective Dec. matters against his long- a very important committee laugh Sen. Bedell is an oppo- would know more," Sen Bed- on Pavilion Ave. in Long cause It is public money that Judge Selikoff. in his ruling, 31,1974, preparatory to taking term, very conservative posi- (labor, industry and the pro- nent of the immediate imposi- ell said. Branch during a police search will be paying the bill, il is held that there is nothing In another job with the Berkeley tions." fessions), I have a seal on Ihe tion of a state income tax. "Of course. IHe longer I for a rape suspect who had Ihe responsibility of the city the state law which requires Township police department Sen Bedell, whom many appropriations committee and "But there is my allegiance stay without a decision. I'm eluded officers in a stakeout to obtain the best services the officer to first request in Ocean Township, closer to consider the top choice I feel a definite obligation to lo my party to consider buying time for my party to nearby a short time earlier available for the best monev. representation from the city his home In Seaside Heights amonR the Democrats on the Iry lo help with tax reform." There's a swing seat avail- make a good search. How- Under the law, Judge Sell- able. My parly is in dire ever, if 1 am the candidate koll said, a governing body of straits. This Is a good year some of Ihe GOP heavy- a municipality must pay tor lor a Democrat lo run bo- weights might give their can- the defense of a member of Ban is lifted on releasing TWINDORO cause the Republicans will didacies a second thought the police department in any have trouble with Ihe lop of "So strategically. " Sen criminal action arising out of the ticket," Ihe legislator Bedell concluded. "I have ev- the performance of his duly if said. " - erything to gain by delaying either the action is subse- developer's surety bonds my decision " quently dismissed or there is Mr Fiorino mentioned Mrs a linding in favor of Ihe de- FREEHOLD - Superior has become a swamp, al- council was expected to re- (ion Kail law Cecile Norton. Sea Bright fendant. Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr. leged the complaint. lease the performance bonds mayor; Mrs Jacqueline Judge Selikoff handed down has lifted a temporary court The property owners were posted by the firm Holtz. Freehold Boro coun- the ruling on a motion made order which had blocked unsuccessful In having the The suit brought a novel aids local cilwoman; Eugene McEnroe. by the city seeking the guid- Matawan Township Council temporary restraint which question before Ihe coun be- Holmdel committeeman and ance of the court in the mat- from releasing performance they obtained Jan.-19 contin- cause there are no reported glass firms Mr Baxter's running mate in ter because of differing prior bonds posted by Vantage As- ued until a full court hearing cases In Ihe stale In which Iheir unsuccessful freeholder court decisions on the issue. sociates for ils development could be conducted on their residents of a subdivision bids last November, and Ha/ (Continued) "This suit was not filed to known as woodview Estates complaints. sought to enjoin a governing let Commitleemen Francis from Midland Glass for sand beat John Adams out of any in the township. . They had obtained the tem- body from releasing perform- O'Brien and Stephen J. Ft- car service. legal fees," Robert Mauro. The judge also transferred porary restraint Ihe same day ance bonds lardi. as others being consid- HIGHEST RATES AVAILABLE Mr Turner also believes the attorney forl the cily. em- the lawsuit which was filed ered IN THE NATION. ACCOUNTS the CNJ rail link will be phasized In his remarks to Ihe by five families, from the worth more than the sweet Mr Filardi said he would court. Law Division lo the Chancery INSURED TO $40,000.00 Jingle of current revenues lo accept; Mr. O'Brien said he It was instituted, he ex- Division because the action I'onRail as New Jersey devel- would noli plained, because In the past basically seeks a restoration ops more of ils unused land the city has followed a proce- of the drainage contours ol COMPUTERIZED SAVINGS EARN MORE! "That line happens to be Jail term suspended dure whereby the city nego- Ihe properties. FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL. Ihe only direct rail route FREEHOLD - Donald tiates and signs a contract in The suit was brought by Statement Savings... through that part of the stale Sail. 41. ol 25 Complon Ave . advance for Ihe services of Mr. and Mrs James Lee, Mr that's most likely lo grow — West Keansburg. was given a CEHTIIIUTE 1 % the attorney who is going to and Mrs. Joseph Cacioppo. especially Lakewood and on suspended sentence of 364 represent a police officer in Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Robin- mf.55,000 7 /?" 790 southward" days in the Monmouth County such an action. In the case of son, Mr. and Mrs Michael The glass industry execu- jail, placed on one year pro- Adams, he said, the city at- Gentile and Mr. and Mrs Ste- I I L YIELDS fivJU tive noted, "The intersection bation and fined 1150 for torney talked to Adams on ven Finn, all residents ol LIMITED EDITIONS of that line would've lim- lewdness on July 2. It74. in the night of the shotting and Cashel Drive within the de- 4 TIM Ht'd its usefulness lo ihr point Hazlet. The sentence was im- offered either to hire an at- velopment. CHIRM! 0 % posed by Superior Court •MM where growth in thai growth torney of his choice or lo per- They claimed that the de- area would. I'm sure, be Judge Thomas I. Yaccarinn DIP. $1,500 7° 7 sonally represent him in any veloper improperly made YIELDS Sail had been convicted ol the I YIELDS I. slowed That makes little criminal action that should land changes which caused LIMITED EDITIONS charge at trial. sense tome." develop but Adams did not re- their properties lo be sub- spond to the offer and then, jected to runoff water. The 30 MOUTH alter the trial, submitted a water run-off is so severe lhal Ct«t*IC»!t | bill to the city for Ihe services the rear of the properties mtmit 3 of a lawyer "who seemed lo KP sttno 6 /ULDS7.08° I Weather: Sunny be his private attorney " for people who want to Partly sunny and warmer rainfall in Ihe 24 hours ending "What we have here." Mr ITEM loday. high in Ihe upper 50s al 7 am Mauro continued, "is un- know whatk going on... Bmwt Increasing cloudiness loni^hi beknownst lo the town, eight With our no passbook account, we' MWM with periods of rain later TIDES days later (after Ihe shooting) KP Jl 000 tonight and tomorrow Low in Sandy Hook Mr Adams went to Mr No mail you a quarterly statement ••••I******************** the low 40s High tomorrow 50 TODAY - High H 30 p.m. vlns and arranged his own showing all your _ lo St. Outlook for Wednesday and low 2:30 p.m. contract. The first the cily knew il was going lo be asked Banking Activity LULQNIAL Cloudy and mild, chance of TOMORROW - High »:4H to pay was on the day life Statement savings showers. am and 9:111 p m and low YIELDS trial was over . and then automatically In Long Branch, yes 2:46 a.m. and .1 14 p.m. the bill came in — $220,000 " lerday's high temperature For Red Bank and Rumson GRANT credits your INTEREST PAYABLE. PROM DAY OF DEPOSIT, Dt * Under that sort of proce- COMPOUNDED DAILY. Federal regulations re- wan 47 and the low. 31 de- bridge, add two hours; Sea interest. You won't' dure. Mr. Mauro said. Mr PRINTERS J quire that if a withdrawal is made on a certificate grees II was 47 al 6 p m and Bright, deduct 10 minutes, miss a thing. •ftfior to rhalunty the interest must be reduced to Ihe overnight low was 54 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Adams could have gone out the enisling passbook rate less 3 months interest 741-9300 I FRSIIWIONAL aw Today's 7 am temperature utes; Highlands bridge, add and hired F. Lee Bailey. Ihe was 50 There was a I rare of 4(1 minutes. noted criminal attorney, or Th« •llurvlcf hank thai loot! out lor you *** *-******«****»**.**•******»«»••**< SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 The Daily Register 3 IWORLD Court asked to OK •y Ike Asssctaled Prm Lebanon cease-fire maintained Manalapan project BEIRUT, Lebanon - Syrian pressure brought Modem and leftist leaden Mo Us* today behind the political reforms FREEHOLD - The Ma moderate income housing, the community would be ben- designed to ead the Modem-Christian civil wir in Lebanon nalapan Township zoning or- maintains the suit efited from this development. After a aerie* of eoaiertacea with Syrian Foreign Minister dinance is being challenged The firm maintains that the The existing zoning ordi- Abdul Hmllm Kkaddam. aome retracted statement! rejecting by a Maywood Company land owners were unsuccess- nance as it relates to the the Syriamponured relormi which Preiident Suleiman Fran which wants to turn its 245 ful in selling the properly for property of the plaintiffs Jieh announced Saturday night Radical Palestinian guerrilla acre tract, comprising sub industrial use. deprives them of all reason groups toned down their objection sUnUaUy the Knob Hill Goll able use of the land, main- Course, into a 1,470-unil total The township's Zoning tained the legal action, id, "We snail stricUy observe the Syrian negotiated cease community development Board of Adjustment denied (Ire, but we shall continue the struggle to achieve the masses' an application for a variance ding that the present town- aspirations in Lebanon by nonviolent methods," said a spokes- Relying on the N.J. Su- to develop the property as a ship zoning ordinance failed man (or the Marxist Popular Front (or the Liberation of Pa- preme Court's Mount Laurel residential, recreational and to make realistically possible lestine Last night It rejected the Syrian peace plan and decision that a developing recreational/commercial total an appropriate variety and called (or "a people's war" to reassert the Palestinian guer municipality must provide a community development. choice of housing including variety of bousing, the suit rillas' presence In Lebanon. . The plaintiffs want to con- low and moderate cost hous- seeks to have the court de- struct a 1,471-unlt complex ing for all categories of clare the township's zoning which would contain 37 clus- people who may desire to live ordinance invalid. Boston police, antibusere clash ters, ranging in size from 21 there. BOSTON - Antibusing demonstrators and police traded The suit was filed by James to 42 housing units per cluster charges of brutality after a riot near South Boston High M. Rice Associates Inc.. prop- The township has deliber- MAN OF THE YEAR — Ben Alpern, right, Freehold realtor, was named and a commercial area con- ately refused and failed to School that left dozens ol persons-injured and II arrested. 'Man of the Year' yesterday by the Oglensky-Jackson Post, Jewish War erty owner, and by Joseph L sisting of five acres. Muscarelle Inc., both of May- plan and provide an amend- At the height of yesterday's melee, police said a crowd ol The legal action maintains Veterans. Presenting the plaque at a breakfast in the Freehold Jewish wood. ment to Its zoning ordinance, about «M antibusing marchers wielded bottles, bricks, clubs Community Center are Bernard I, Welnsteln, left, chairman of the event, that the zoning board's action said the firm which wants the and tire Irons in an attack on police which was coordinated by and Jack Steinberg, post commander. The property is in a 1-15 in- in denying the variance appli- dustrial zone off Rt JJ court to declare the present citizen band radio*. The protestors countered that police tried cation was unreasonable and ordinance Invalid In Its enti- The firm notes that the to break up their march (or no reason and charged into them an abuse of power. rety. on horseback and motorcycles. township's population in- The plaintiffs contended Police Commissioner Robert J. dlGrsiia called for a creased significantly since they met the standards for a The suit, fUed by Daniel J grand Jury investigation. He charged that the confrontation, Alpern named JWV 1150 when there were 3,137 variance because the land is O'Hern of Red Bank, also in which at least three police officers were hurt, was a con- residents in the township to not suitable for the permitted wants the court to declare mat spiracy by hoodlums to injure police. ' 17,800 in 1175, this represent- uses under the 1-15 zone, and the plaintiffs have the right to The fracas erupted during a "Fathers' March" against f ing a 270 per cent Increase in because the township has proceed to process their de- busing in South Boston, the site of major disruptions since the growth rate. failed to provide any housing velopment plans as though U.S. District Court Judge W Arthur Garrity Jr. ordered the Man of the Year' The suit claims the pro- of the type proposed and be- the zoning ordinance per- city schools desegregated in September 1174. posed 1185 population is can«p the general welfare of mitted the proposed use. A spokesman for the antibusing group ROAR, (Restore FREEHOLD - Ben Alpern. of Freehold Township, board of the YMCA, and has 38,600, an increase of an addi- Our Alienated Rights), responded with a statement also call- a local realtor, was honored Stanley Kuschick of Manala- served on the board of the tional 71.1 per cent, adding ing for a federal investigation. as the Jewish War Veterans pan, and Seymour I. Liftman YMCA camp in Medford that the township's population "Han of the Year" by the Og- of MUlstone Township; Mon- He is • member of the density is far below the coun- Pair get jail terms lensky-Jackson Post ol the mouth County legislators Wal- American Legion and is a ty median. Schoor contempt move considered JWV yesterday. ter J. Koslowski and Marie A past commander of the Og- The homes in the township WASHINGTON - A congressman who is a former broad- More than WO persons at- Muhler, and former Assem- lensky-Jackson Post, JWV. are valued between (35.000 on assault charges cast commentator says be is going to move to cite CBS Corre- tended the breakfast, held at blyman Morton Salkind. He is s life member of Con- and 170,000, said the lawsuit, gregation Agudsth Achim. adding that about (7.5 per FREEHOLD - Two men sisting arrest by the officers spondent Daniel Schorr (or contempt of Congress (or releas- the Freehold Jewish Commu- Also attending were Free- were sentenced to the Mon- on June 22 in Middletown. ing a secret House Intelligence committee report. nity Center at Broad and and has been active in a num- cent of the housing stock in hold Township Com ber of community charitable, the township is single family mouth County jail for assault The sentences were imposed Rep. Samuel S. Stratum. D-N.Y., said Saturday that he Stokes St. mitteemen James Mayor. and battery on two Middle- by County Court Judge John will act tomorrow after Congress returns Irom a holiday re- Mr. Alpern, a lifelong rest religious, and business organi- homes. Romeo Cascaes, and Harry zations. town poolicemen and resist- P. Arnone. cess. dent of the area, was present- Harper; CouncUwoman Jac- Between 19*0 and 1971 only ing arrest by them. Three men were given sus- "This is not a case of freedom of the press It is one thing ed with a plaque for the con- queline Holtz of Freehold; Mr Alpern is also past single family units were con- James Miller, II, of Camp pended reformatory sen- for Mr. Schorr to comment on the committee report on his tributions he has made to the and George Spodiak, Manala- president of the Monmouth structed, noting there were Lejeune, N.C., was sentenced tences, placed on one year own news program. That action is apparently protected by community over the yeari. pan commltteemsn County Board of Realtors, 2,636 units built and adding the blest Supreme Court decisions," Strstton said. He was also presented with and serves on its board of di- that no subsidized or low in- to 364 days in the Monmouth probation and fined $250 each "It is quite another thing for him to pass along the com- a wall-hanging featuring the Chairman of the breakfast rectors. He is a member of come housing exists in the County jail and ordered to in connection with a break-in plete text of that report to someone else lor publication in American flag and Liberty was Bernard I. Weinsteln. the National Institute of Real township. The township does serve seven months of that at the Babe Ruth League of- dear defiance of the mandate of the House of Representa- BeU. past post commander. Estate Brokers, and received not permit garden apart- time, with the balance to be fice in Freehold on Aug. 5. tives." Among those in attendance Mr. Alpern Is an active an Outstanding Community ments, high-rise or town suspended. Robert Lacey. II, The sentences were imposed of 145 Forest Ave., Keans- Schorr confirmed his role in the publication of the secret were Mayors Roger J. Kane member of the Lions Club, Service Award from that or- house units, it said. on Randy Hinds, Jackson burg, was sentenced to 364 report in the New York weekly.' the Village Voice, and said of Freehold. Arthur Kondrup has served for 12 years on the ganization in 1971 The balance of the town- Township, and Willie Muchin days In jail and ordered to that it was his duty as a newsman to arrange the publication. Mr Alpern lives with his ship's undeveloped land is chin, 40 George St., and Har- serve six months of that time, old Matthews Jr., 24 Union He said he acted when he learned he might be the only wife of M years, the former predominately in the R-40. R- with the balance to be sus- Ave., both Freehold. Hinds person outside the government with a copy of the report. Florence Kllnghoffer, at 108 60/40 and R-tO zones which re- Middletown man Oak Ter., and maintains of- quire at least one-acre zoning, pended. pleaded guilty to breaking fices at46 Main St. in the 100 said the suit. Both men had pleaded into the building and Muchin Kissinger due in Venezuela today year-old yellow clapboard lo- Constraints of this type of guilty to assault and battery chin and Matthews pleaded WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger cal landmark and in Manala- zoning are to eliminate the on Patrolmen Bruce Winter builty to aiding and abetting Is beginning an on-postponed Latin American tour, hoping to is found dead on pan and Howell. possibility of construction of and Jerome Sullivan and re- in the break-In. reassure cynical southern allies of their Importance to the United Slates His first stop comes in Venezuela today, with Peru, Bra- college campus til, Colombia, Costa Rica and Guatemala to follow before he returns home Feb. M. TROY, NY - An autopsy was a long-time resident of "Kissinger needs to establish a more credible posture in was to be performed today on Middletown and had gradu- Latin America. We don't pay enough attention to their con- Frederick J. Hogan, 24. of 44 ated from Middletown High cern!," said one American specialist. Martin Place, Middletown, School. He attended Drexel While attempting to sidestep such divisive issues as Cuba N.J., whose snow-covered Institute In Philadelphia and and the Panama Canal, Kissinger will try to highlight friendly body was found Saturday in had graduated from Newark overtures. For instance, be will report in Caracas on his ef- dense brush near the Hensse College of Engineering. forts to remove a congressionally mandated exclusion of laer Polytechnic Institute He is survived by his la- Venezuela from trade preferences. field house. ther, Harian H. Hogan, a for- Venezuela and Ecuador were ordered excluded because of Police said Mr Hogan, who mer Middletown fire chief, their membership in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting was attending RPI, had been and his stepmother, Mrs. Countries, which cut off oil exports to the United Slates in missing since Feb. 4. Police Laurace Hogan; three sisters, 1175. said he apparently died soon Mrs. Elsie Young, Middle after his disappearance. The town, Spec. 4 Mary Edna Ba- body was frozen when it was con of Ft. Carson, Colo., and found, according to police. Miss Ellen Hogan, at home, West Long Branch Mr. Hogan was attending and his maternal grand- RPI on a fellowship from the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter American Power and Electric WUley of Holmdel, N.J. teachers plan forum Co., New York City. He was The Scott Funeral Home, employed by the firm Belford. N.J., is in charge of WEST LONG BRANCH - At an SREA membership Born in Red Bank. N.J.. he arrangements. Teachers of Shore Regional meeting two weeks ago, the High School will stage a pub Shore faculty voted down a lie forum Wednesday night on board proposal that teachers the IZ.ltt.OM school budget forego contracted 8 5 per cent recently adopted by the wage Increases In 1171-77 as Board challenges Board of Education after sub- an economy measure. stantial cuts. The board slashed the The forum will start at 8 school administration's pro- arbitrator's ruling p.m. at the West Long Branch posed budget this year in ef- forts to make up for a loss of Community Center. refusal to promote her from $286,000 in state aid and to FREEHOLD - The Free- an "A" classification to an The Shore Regional Educa- present taxpayers with no In- hold Regional High School tion Association (SREA) rep- creases over the 1175 budget. Board ol Education has filed "E" classification-ihe high- resenting N teachers, will As It stands, the budget suit to set aside an arbi- est classification of secretar- conduct discussions on "the adopted by the board comes trator's decision that a secre- ial rank, on her dalm that she nature and extent of the In 3 16 per cent over last tary should be promoted to had performed the duties be- budget cuts," according to year's. the highest secretarial rank. longing to the higher classifi- Named defendants are the cation. Llndley Robinson, SREA During the board's last president and high school Freehold Regional High After the school board de- workshop meeting on the School Education Association nied the grievance appli- math teacher. budget, school administrators and Judith Henzel, a secre- cation, the matter went be- protested some of Ihe cuts, The proposed 1171 budget tary In the school board's fore an arbitrator with the would eliminate the services suggesting elimination of all central administrative office. athletic programs rather than American Arbitration Associ- of as many as It Shore Re- The suit states that Ihe ation, said the lawsuit. gional teachers as well as a "jeopardize" academic pro- grams. The board came back teachers association had filed At the hearing before the number of academic and ath- a grievance May II alleging arbitrator, evidence was pro- letic programs. from a private caucus, having eliminated' several athletic that Ms. Henzel's rights were duced that Ms. Henzel as- The teachers are scheduling violated by the school board's sumed the duties of the high- the forum in an attempt to activities and cut the athletic budget by IS per cent. er secretarial rank without reach taxpayers from the knowledge or approval of boroughs In the school region The board also ha* elimi- the school board, and thai nated transportation of stu- Test result — West Long Branch, Ocean- when the school board port, Sea Bright and Mon- dents who live within 2 5 learned of her activities, it di- your mind quickly, make you feel more mouth Beach - before Ihe miles ol the school, saving awaited in It's money when you nttd It. 143,800; the state requires rected; her to confine, herself secure. Happier. board's public hearing on the to the duties of her own You know why you need a personal loan... budget on Friday night, Mr. transportation of all students death probe classification. She continued, that's your business. Our business is providing Simply phone or drop by any CJB office Robinson said. outside the 2.5-mile limit. RED BANK - Authorities however, to perform Ihe addi- Happiness Loans to people like you. and see how easily you can get your own tional duties, maintained the here are still waiting for the Happiness Loans are just Ihe tbing to take personal Happiness Loan moving. CJB is - suit. results of toxicological tests a full service bank for all your banking needs, The Daily Register The arbitrator Oct. 23 di- care of a wedding, college expenses, a trip, being made by the stale labo- and the only place around where you can find ratory for a final determina- rected that Ms. Henzel should a new boat or bills that have been piling up. tion of the cause of death ol be promoted to the higher A low interest CJB Happiness Loan can ease the Happiness Loan. Mat* OMI<« William H. Frank. classification retroactive to Ow R«#lt*f •*!•». ttrtwtetarrv, N.J. flmi the beginning of the 1175-71 The local attorney was school year. found unconscious in an office The school board contended at 10) Front St. a week ago. that the arbitrator exceeded his ! »• ml nm - IM UWMM r.m » •MUM He was pronounced dead on power, maintaining that the arrival at Rlvervlew Hospital authority to make decisions CENTRAL JERSEY BANK The county medical exam- concerning the hiring, pro- >\r>JTD 'VWXJtsfl' moting and transferring of iner said Mr. Frank died from 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TOSERV E YOU / MIDDI^SEX • MOr«rXXJTH • OCEAN • UNION asphyxia caused by suffoca- employes is vested in Ihe (Mm. IWIvtr»»» •as tion. school board. MEMBER FOIC Mrs. Mary Schindler 4 TheDtaflyRegtater SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY FEBRUARY 16,1976 Mrs. Robert Nehls Harry T. Rapp UNIONTOWNP Pa. - Mn. MARLBOTU) - Harry T The Hlgfiat Memorial CL1FFWOOD BEACH - aw#a^pJSUS^BSawl#^S»W ( I IHn IIM'IMIfllllllllllllllilllllllll I |f 11111 Illllllllllllll III ItlMllllfllllllll Batty Nehls, 42, of Walnut Rapp, «. of Herbert SI. died Home, Freehold, u in charge Mrs. Mary R. ScUadler. 70, of Mrs. Angela Parris, dies Hill Road, died Friday la Saturday la Monmouth Medic ol arrangements Beverly Drive, died yesterday Pittsburgh. al Center, Long Branch. In the Brookdale Nursing Obituaries before husband's burial Bore here, she lived in Red Born in New York City, he Mn. Ethel Decker! Home, Haxlet. Bank, NJ., until 1171 before had lived here 44 years. HAMMONTON - Mrs Eth- Mrs. Schindler wu born in HHIIlMHIIMIHIIHIIIIIIMHIIItllllllllllllllltlllllllllllHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI' before her husband was to be UNION BEACH - Mrs An moving here. Mr. Rapp retired five years el White Deckert, II. died New York City. She moved buried. gela Parris, M, of MS Newark She wai a member of St. ago as a trade instructor at Friday at Ocean Point Con- here six yean ago from Gra- Surviving are her parents, Ave., died Saturday la Bay Paul'i Lutheran Church, Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- valescent Center, Somers ham Beach, NY Ex-Freehold soldier Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Ci shore Community Hospital, here. tal where he had been em- Point She wai the widow ol Holmdd cone of Orange; two sons, Born in Sea Bright, she had Frank Schindter Raymond C. Parris III of Surviving are her husband, ployed for 41 yean. Her husband, Raymond C. Robert W. Nehls, Sr , her He was a former chief of lived here the past seven Surviving are three daugh- found fatally stabbed Parris, had died Wednesday Neptune and Robert P. Pams months. ters, Mn. Marie Mabbitt of at home; two brothers, Nich- mother, Mrs Nellie Mae De- the fire department here and LAKEWOOD - Spec. 4 Mi Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Parris reportedly he- She was the widow of Wil- Matawan, Mn. Ann Meade olas Clccone ol Livingston Carlo, here; three sons. Rob- was an exempt firemen. duel R. Myers, M. of 81 E Mrs. Grace Myers, a ton, cam* 111 at home and was liam Deckert. with whom she lived and Mn. and Anthony Ciccooe ol Or- ert W. Jr., Gary Lee, and Surviving are his widow, Firth St., •Uttoocd with the Mark, aid a daughter, Mich rushed to the hoapital where Her father was the late Joan Abbato of SUten Island. ange and a sister, Mrs. Jose- Gregory C. Nehls, all at Mrs. Florence Rapp; a US. Army 1B Bad Klasragen, elle Myers, both at home, his she died, only several hours NY.; • brother, John Watts phine Marasco, here. home; a lister, Mrs. Ivy daughter, Mn. Florence Wet- Winfield White, a Sea Bright Germany, m found dead mother, Mn. Jweda Daniels Pearl Kaaniba, Red Bank; councilman in 1111. of StatojsvJslaad; a sister, The Day Funeral Home, more of Howell; two broth- Thuridiy of multiple slib of Freehold; tii brothers, Mn. Jennie CahiU two brothers, Arthur De Car- ers, Joseph Rapp of Florida Surviving are a son, Wil- Mn. Eleanor Peterson, also wounds near nil barracks Wallace Myeri, Euwanna, Keyport, is in charge of ar- liam Deckert, here, nine of SUten Island; nine grand- SILVER SPRING, Md - rangements. lo of Chambersburg, Pa., and and Emit Rapp of Long Is- He wu (tatiaoed as a cook Craig, Anthony, Vincent and Mrs Jennie CahiU, 71, of 417 Frank M. DeCarlo of Ora land; a stepbrother, William grandchildren, and 15 great- children and four great- Philip Daniels, aU Freehold, with the 3rd Infantry Dlvl- S.W. Drive, died last Wednes- Undo, Fla. Strack of Chicago; a sister, grandchildren. grandchildren. five sisters, Mn. Janet Re ilon'i 41st Field Artillery day at home. G. RusHomanno, The Andrew D. Ferguson Mrs. Augusta Murray ol Long The Damiano Funeral The Day Funeral Home, gins of Annapolis, Ud , Miss Born in New York City, she Funeral Home, here is in Home, Long Branch, is in Keyport, is in charge of ar- Deanna Myeri, here, Miss retired barber Island, and three grand 4 Hyen wai bom in has lived here since October* charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. rangements ( Iris Daniels of Norfolk, Va , children and had lived here She formerly lived in Key- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Ge- and the Misses Rosemary port, N.J., for 11 yean. rardo Kussomanno of 100 Myers and Kate Daniels, both Neptune Ave., a retired bar- of Freehold. Surviving are two sons, erold Thomas F. Cahill, here, and ber, died Saturday at the age The Higgini Memorial Edward W. CahiU of Keyport, of 72. FREEHOLD - William He Mr. Kussomanno, who had rold, O, of 44 Bartalow Aft., Home, Freehold, is in charge a brother, William of arrangements McIIIwraith of Beachhursl, been a barber (or more than died Saturday at the Freehold SO years, owned the Al- Area Hospital, Freehold Long Island; four sisters, Mrs. Eliiabeth Emko of lenhurst Barber Shop before Township Charles J. Duffy retiring in 1171 Born in Newark, he had Trenton, N.J., Mn. Susan UNION BEACH - Charles During his career, Mr. Bus lived here V yean. Karrigan of New York City, J Duffy, 68. of Sixth St., died Mrs. Margaret Gibson of somanno's patrons included He retired in 1171 aa an au- Saturday in John F. Kennedy such celebrities as Walter tomobile mechanic with the Bayonne. NJ and Mn. Ed- Hospital, Edison. ith Moore of Miami; five Cronkite, the news broad- Irwin l.inroln-Mercury Mr. Duffy was born in New- caster, former boxen. Jack Agency, here. grandchildren, and one great- ark. He lived in Key port and grandchild. Dempsey and Rocky Mar He wai the husband of COMMEMORATIVE Edison before moving here The Boroughs l> Kohr Fu- dano, and David Marx, tn* Mildred Ketzbeck Herold, two yean ago. toy manufacturer. who died in 1K4 neral Home, Madison, is in LICENSE PLATES He wai a retired roofer for charge of arrangements. Surviving are his widow, Surviving are three aons, the Atlas Roofing Company, Mrs. Frances Russomanno; a John W David H , and Phillip Newark, and was a member son, Pasquale Russomanno, A. Herold, all at home; a lis- of Composition Roofers, Local Joseph Vinciprova at home; and three sisters, PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF NJ ter, Mrs. Katherine H. Sher- 4. He was also a commu- UNION BEACH - Joseph Mn. Minnie Vecchione and BICENTENNIAL LICENSE PLATES FUND man, here; and one grand- nicant of Holy Family Roman Vinciprova, 81, of 714 Center Mn. Jennie Salerno, both of MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BICENTEN child. Catholic Church, here. St., died Friday in Bayshore Newark, and Mn. Josephine NIAL PROJECTS. The Freeman Funeral He was an Army veteran of Community Hospital, Holm- Campi, Montclair Home, here, is in charge of World War II. del. The Buckley Funeral arrangements Mr. Vinciprova was a na- Surviving are his widow, Home, Asbury Park, is in Attractive red. white and blue aluminum plate aflinmowr fiont licenia plate end Mrs. Margaret Duffy and a tive of the Newark area and charge of Arrangements may be displayed through February 1,1977 Joseph Palmieri brother, Patrick Duffy of had lived here for the past six WED BANK - Jos-eph Union. yean. Lottery winners Palmieri, 77, of in Oakland The Day Funeral Home, He was a retired engineer St., died Saturday at home. Keyport, is in charge of ar- and was a Navy veteran of TRENTON - The winning Born In Italy, be came to rangements. World War I. number in New Jersey's Pick- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Red Bank 7! years ago. It lottery for Friday was 559 Hudson 201«»« He was the retired owner Joseph Fischler Agnes Vinciprova; a son, Jo- The straight bet paid $559 3300 HunMrdon and operator of Joe's Taxi. seph Vinciprova of Lake Ilia The front and back pair paid m 6fc a He was a member of the KEYPORT - Joseph Fisch- watha, a daughter, Mn. May 150.50. 422-M61 Elks Lodge 233. here ler, 89, of W. First St., died Domanowski of Aiea, Hawaii The Pick-It number for Sat- unouth Mr. Palmieri was a commu- Thursday in Bayshore Com- and two grandchildren. urday was 187. The straight nicant of St. Anthony's Ro- munity Hospital, llolmdel The Bedle Funeral Home, bet paid $235; the box bet, • man Catholic Church, here. Mr. Fischler was born in Keyport, Is hi charge of ar- $J», and the front and back He is survived by a brother, Yugoslavia and had lived rangements. pair paid $21 50 Anthony Palmieri, here; a here 52 years. He was a re- lister, Mn. Angelina Jtossi, tired operator in the tile man- here. ufacturing field. The William S. Anderson Surviving are four sons, Jo- Funeral Home, here is in seph Jr., Peter and Frank charge of arrangements. Fischler, all here, and Wil- liam Fischler of Marlboro m. peotiTNotlw three daughters, Mrs. Helen SEATTIf - OnW J. m Fat. I. int. Pitonak, here, Mrs. Barbara 01 111 Victoria Ptoct. UM4M ftwefc. M.J Mov** Nnaona M N* lot* J«K Basko of Elizabeth and Mrs. In rack). Dtvataa talHtr ml Mr> Ptum Ivanaa. aitawaa feraNwr• ) Ann Kulas, here; IS grand- children and five great-grand- MONEY tvjusattauiiteeaH.v. children. ntrol itrvicfll TlwrtMy, Faa. Iff. II:» a.m. at lit !•*• rW« Km. The Day Funeral Home, »l IrooU St.. Ktypart. NJ mink aarvtca mttftltn. • a.m. Interment here, Is in charge of arrange- Arllnftan Camtlary. ArllnjtMi. N.J. VklMMn at twiral kama Tuttfav. 7 ments. In.., »«Hi*>, y%, 14».m WHAT TO DO CAHILL - Jaaala la Ul».r ifrl MM., fannarly at Kayaart and Maw Anton M. Till at Slvat hrlra. Md . mt t*mm4 w MATAWAN - Anton M. 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20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES •HJ.MADUY Main Office: 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, N.J. 24 HR. SERVICE j! Ml 5 WnritoU An. Member Federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CALL DAILY a SUNDAY RED BANK FAIR HAVEN HOLMDEL EATONTOWN MONMOUTH MALL 150 Broad SI. River Rd. & Smith St. Mgwy. 35 & Laurel Ave. Hgwy. 35 & Wycoff Rd. Eatontown 609/662-4760 :<% NEPTUNE • ASBURY PARK • NORTH ASBURY PARK • WEST ASBURY • AVON-NEPTUNE CITY • BHIELLE • COLTS NECK • EAST WINDSOR m HOWELL • MANALAPAN . MANASOUANo MARLBORO • MILLSTONE • OCEAN QROVE • UPPER FREEHOLD illllUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIiniltlllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIMIHUIIinHlli Mr*. Delia August David J. Beattie SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 The Daily Register 5 LONG BRANCH - Mrs UNION BEACH - David J Delia August, 71. ol 367 Nor Seattle, M. of III Victoria Mt>. Mary McCaffery Mr*. William GoeU Obituaries wood Ave-: died Saturday at Place, died yesterday in Bay- HAZLET - Mrs. Marie William Goetj, a daughter. MILLSTONE - Mrs SI Joseph's Roman Catholic lllilllllllllllMIIMMIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIMItllllMIMtMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMItlMMIII home. shore Community Hospital, tioetz, 75. of I Farmdale Mrs Edna M Sevrel wilh Mary E McCaffery. 70. of Church, Perrineville Bom in London. England, llolmdel Road, died Saturday in Bay- whom she lived; a brother Jo- Sweetman's Lane. here, died Surviving are two sons. she came to the United Stales Mr Beattie was born in shore Community Hospital, seph Lanno of Clearwater. Friday at the Freehold Area Thomas I. McCaffery. here, Mrs. C.B. VanNote, had as an inlant. She had lived Scotland and came to this llolmdel Fla ; two sisters. Mrs. Ida Hospital, Freehold Township and John F. McCaffery. al here since 1M and was lor country in lilt He was a Mrs. Goetz was born in Mateyka of Key Largo. Fla home; a brother. Charles 46 great-grandchildren merly ol Linden. resident here 25 years. A life-long resident of this Newark and moved here 10 and Mrs Kathehne Johnson Furlong here; a sister. Mrs She was a member of the He retired in 1K0 from the community, Mrs McCaffery years ago. She was a member ol Keansburg; one grandson OCEAN TOWNSHI P - lived; Mrs. Viola Daly of Margaret Murphy of Free- Auxiliary ol American Legion Otis Elevator Company of was predeceased by her hus ol the local Senior Citizens and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Catherine B. Van Note Neptune City and Mrs. Alice hold, and two grandchildren Post 411, West Long Branch Harrison. He was a commu- band, Thomas McCaffery. Club and was a communicant of 1 Kcleigh Place died Satur- Patten of Greensboro. NC . The Freeman Funeral The John W Mehlenbeck She was a communicant ol nicant of Grace United Melh who died last year. ol SI Benedict VRoman Cath- day at the age ol M. leaving 24 grandchildren; 46 great- Home. Freehold, is in charge Funeral Home. here, ii In St. Michael's Roman Catholic udist Church, here, and was a olic Church, here 46 great-grandchildren. grandchildren and four great of arrangements charge ol arrangements Church, West End member of I.in Ion Lodge 5(0. She was a communicant of Surviving are her husband, A charter member ol Chap- great-grandchildren F&AM, in Linton. Ind ter 2M, Order ol the Eastern The Johnson Funeral Mrs August was the widow Surviving are a daughter. Star, Neptune, she was the Home, Wall Township, is in of John August, who died in widow of Edward B. Van Mrs Pauline Everson. here; charge of arrangements three sisters, Mrs Elizabeth Note. int. Miller and Mrs Jane Drum- Surviving are two sons, Ar- «i / r% She is survived by two mond, both of Scotland and. nold Van Note ol Wall Town- Mr*. Gertrude Prout daughters, Mrs Helen Vi MATAWAN - Mrs Ger- Miss Peg Beatlie ol England: ship and Raymond N Van- zinho and Miss Mary August, trude C. Prout, 84. ol 52 Wil- three grandchildren and three Note ol Seminole, Fla ; three both at home, a brother. Wil- low Ave, died Friday at Ivy liam Sholes of Somerville. great-grandchildren daughters, Mrs. Norma C House Nursing Home' Middle- Stevens, with whom she two sisters, Mrs Frances The Bedle Funeral Home. town Black of Randolph. Mass . Keyport, Is in'charge ol ar- Born In Jersey City, she and Mrs. Julia Jeffery of rangements William H. Albright had lived here four years. Kingston, Pa . four grand OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wil- She was the widow of Ar- children, and four great- John F. Smith grandchildren liam II Albright, 111) Garven thur F. Prout. who died in LONG BRANCH - John V Ave. died Friday - UN, The Damiano Funeral Smith of 217 Cleveland Ave A retired senior engineer She was a communicant ol Home, here, is in charge of died Thursday al the age of (or Jersey Central Power and St. Clement Roman Catholic arrangements 55 Light Co., had been employed Church, here. A resident here for 15 in the company's engineering Mrs Prout was also a 25- Mr*. Carmela Tucci years, Mr Smith was an year member of the New Jer- department lor 35 years. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Army veteran of World War sey State Exempt Firemen's Surviving are his widow. Carmela Tucci, 84, of Briar- II and retired in 1170 Auxiliary. Mrs. Jennie Albright; a son. wood Ave , died Thursday in Surviving are his widow. ' William M Albright ol Fair Surviving are a son, Arthur the Ivy House Nursing Home, Mrs. Olive Smith; two sons. Oaks, Calif and lour grand- F Prout of Point Pleasant. a here. Larry and John Smith, both children. daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Viola, here; a daughter, Miss Mild- here, and 10 grandchildren Mrs. Tucci was born in The Francioni, Taylor and Italy and lived In Jersey City red Smith, here, and a broth- Lopez Funeral Home. Asbury The Waitt Funeral Home. before moving here seven er. Robert 0. Smith ol Se- Park, is in charge of arrange- Morganville, is in charge of years ago wickley. Pa. arrangements ments She was the widow of Louis The Wootley Funeral Home, Tucci. here, is in charge ol arrange- William Bailey, Mrs. Helen V. Bound Surviving are a daughter. ments. PERTH AMBOY - Mrs Mrs. Angelina Bnincati with retired executive Helen V Bound. 57. ol 316 whom she lived, a brother. John Martens LINCROFT - William J Goodwin St., died Saturday al Antonio Ronca of Italy; three BELFORD - John Mar- Bailey, 83, a special advisor home. grandchildren and It-great- lens, 86, of 480 Danver Lane, to the chairman ol the War Mrs. Bound was born in grandchildren died Saturday in Rivemew Production Board ol Trans- Keyport She was the widow The Condon Funeral Home. Hospital, Red Bank portation Committee in 1M2. ol George S. Bound Atlantic Highlands, is in Mr. Martens moved here died Friday at Rlverview Surviving are three sons, charge of arrangements from Jersey City 18 years Hospital. Red Bank (ieorge Bound ol Piscalaway. ago. He was a retired rail- Born in Windsor, Ontario Air Force Capt Ronald Lewis D. Smith road policeman for the Penn- Canada, he had lived here the Bound of Hawaii and Navy KEYPORT - Lewis D sylvania Railroad, where he past live years He was for- Petty Officer 1st Class James Smith Jr., 75, of 126 Main SI . had been employed 31 years merly of Larchmont. N.V. Bound of Charleston, I.C.; a died Friday in the King Surviving are his widow. Mr. Bailey was formerly brother, Albin L. Nidak of James Nursing Home. Mid Mrs. Elizabeth Martens and the general traffic manager Keyport; a sister, Mrs dletown two sjslers, Mrs. Francis Ber- for Durant Motors. Elizabeth. Charles H Blocker of Green- nard of West New York and and was a retired vice presi- ville, I.C.; her mother. Mrs Mr. Smith moved here from Mrs. Henrietta Dunham of dent and a member of the Barbara Nidak, Here and four Highlands 15 years ago. Union City. board of directors of West- grandchildren. where he was a former coun- The John F. Pfleger Funer- vaco, New York City, retiring The Bedle Funeral Home. cilman and postmaster al Ft al Home, New Monmouth. is in 1957 after 25 years. Keyport, is in charge of ar- Hancock. He was also a re- in charge of arrangements He was a consultant to rangements tired federal housing in- Olinkraft. Inc.. West Monroe. spector in the state your gift with La., until last December He Craig G. Grubb Surviving are his widow. Budget meeting was a member of the Traffic 6.50 In the obituary Friday of Mrs. Alice Smith; two sons. RED BANK - Borough clinique Club of New York, the Na- Lewis D. Smith 111. here, and Council will meet at 7 p m tional Industrial League, and Craig G. Grubb. a former purchase Little Silver resident w.ho John Smith of Highlands and tonight in council chambers, was founder and member of died Thursday In Vermont, one grandchild. third floor ol the Municipal the American Society of Traf- the name of a son. David N The Posten Funeral Home. Building on Monmouth St.. tn fic and Transportation. Grubb of Park Ridge. N.J . Atlantic Highlands, is in introduce the 1976-77 munici He was also a member of was inadvertently omitted charge of arrangements pal budget the American Forest In- stitute, a director and mem" ber of the executive com- mittee ol the American Pul- pwoad Association, and chair shop at home and save! let CLINIQUE "believers" man of the Trallic Commillec of the American Paper and us make your furniture look Pulp Association. a programmed beauty He was a communicant of like new — we guarantee it! 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Established in IHTK-Publisbed bj The Bed Bank Register •y JACK ANDERSON inn X4U1KIII minium mini away from us. bul we have Abraham Lincoln knew as Will LES KHITTEN begun lo set il right ARTHURZ KAMIN There are a lew whose dis much about the meaning of WASHINGTON America as any man, and he President and Editor Our search (or the official affection runs deeper, who bicentennial slogan ends wrote that the America of knew all about iti failures, today You have until mid- SCENE today is a mockery of the crooked politicans. exploited Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor night to help make I he selec- past, a testament of failure minorities, broken promises, tion. Here are the six final- Not so. We know il isn't so. trampled rights, ravaged iiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiiii ••• •••• lands and the rest. I | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 ists: because we are the descen- 1 America is your past; is gaudy and vulgar and dants of those "huddled mas- But he also knew that this you are her future. tasteless ses" who came here, who country represented some Jetstream 2. America — the possible Maybe so But we Ameri- struggled and suflered, and thing strangely hopeful ««ne- dream cans have a gaudy side. We we know the improvements thlng new in the world, 3 Honor the past, challenge have always liked our cir- wrought in our lives are not a eras, and certainly more than maybe the only new thing in the future. cuses and carnivals and mockery but • fulfillment exists anywhere else the relationship of man to 4 Take pride in America's snake oil salesmen. So let the Others charged that our We received many com- man for thousands of years — past; take part in America's spectacle go on politicians are corrupt and plaints against the press the idea of freedom and an equal chance. future Some complained thai we our institutions unresponsive True enough, the press is lar 5. Stand fast, stand tail, have defaced America the The Lord knows that is of- from pure The powerful men When in 18(1 the Union stand American beautiful by belching smoke ten the case But the fathers of the press have developed forces gained control of the 6 Freedom's way — ISA into its air and slag into its didn't say America would per close and cordial relation- lower Mississippi, he saw it Pick your (avorite by num- rivers, by paving it over and feet mankind. They said it ships with the powerful men as a symbol that lite nation ber, write the number on a covering it with ugly con- would give people the right to in government They con- would be preserved to pursue stamped postcard and send it struction. throw the rascals out And so verse together; they dine to- this new thing, this second gether; they party together to SLOGANS USA, Box 1976. They have a point But it we can. and do. and must chance for mankind. And he Washington, DC. 20013 Be was the nature of this country keep on doing. The experience is enough lo wrote a message of Thanks- sure your vote is postmarked to be short on planning and Some wrote bitterly that convince some reporters and giving: before midnight long on refuse We were in a today's America is a betrayal editors that they are archi- "Thanks to all: (or the Our quest for a national slo- hurry. of the ideals of the founders tects rather than chroniclers Great Republic, for the prin- gan brought an outpouring of Besides, America was net- That is because they judge of policy Those who are tak- ciple it lives by and keeps patriotic sentiment. We were er intended to be just a recre- the reality against the dream, en in adopt the attitudes of the alive, for man's vast future, deluged with more than a mil- ation site for campers II was instead of against the prog- people they are supposed lo thanks to all." lion slogans, many of them a place where a worker could ress toward the dream We watch. Because the Republic still accompanied by letters and get a job, put up a roof and forever complain, for ex- Reporters who go along lives and keeps alive that drawings about the greatness chisel out a new life ample, when officials violate with the powerful and act as principle in the world, part of of America. Our fathers came here to the almost absolute freedom explainers and aplogists for man's vast future has been There were also a few det- dig in the earth for coal, to of the press guaranteed by those who violate the public fulfilled, and the rest is still ractors; it's their letters we make sleel. to pour concrete, the First Amendment But we trust, must be considered ac- possible want to answer today lo build the factories and acknowledge that there is cessories Like the politicians We have much then to do. Some objected lo the bicen- homes needed for 200 million more press freedom in Amer- and the special seekers, these and we have much to cele- tennial hoopla They think it Oh. in our heedlessness it got ica today than in previous press people sell a little of brate Looking good doing penance

By JIM BISHOP millimimmiliiiiiiilHimiiiimiiimmiiii ceeded another, he hunted ad- him. in her darkness, as the ditional knowledge Jenny young, strong, handsome fella Some men act rough and THE had no interests other than she had married. rude to prove lo themselves the care of husband and (ami Big John never complained that they are manly Others ly and home. For years he dressed her in exude an aura of masculinity REPORTER He was gone 16 years Ade- the morning, made her break- My old man was all man all quate support money arrived fast, turned her radio on to the way And yet he could ad- illiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiHiimniiii every two weeks He visited the soap serials, and put the mire a bouquet of flowers, a in the evenings lo discuss hand on a phone so she could new dress, and once I saw baseball and soccer. He was homewoVk with three children call for help if she needed it him weep while watching also 220-yard low hurdles and family problems My If anyone rings the door- "The Student Prince." champion of the National mother spoke through us lo bell. " he would say. "don't He was a big. broad man Guard. him: "Tell your father thai answer." with a handsome Irish kisser He played poker with the the rent is going up 15 next He worked twice as hard all He may have been somewhat men and came home drunk month" Thin-lipped, growl a group of weekly news- day because there were of a dandy because he loved He bathed and showered be- ing. he would say. "Tell your papers He was out in his car younger men who could work to dress well. He pressed his fore breakfast and enjoyed mother I'll take care of il." all day. winter and summer, better and faster At night he own blue suits in the kitchen; salt mackerel and toast and We were all married when collecting overdue debts parked his car. wheezed a Rt. 35 traffic accidents he shined his black shoes in . tea. He purchased a big me. he returned home Big John He tried hard lo make ev- little, and hurried lo the the lavatory His police uni- dical encyclopedia and. in wore a lot of pride It was dif- erything up to her Big John apartment to wash up and In a report to the Middletown vious, however, that police vigilance form had brass buttons and four nights of reading, ac- ficult for him lo get on his didn't know it. but his time of make dinner Township Committee last week, Po- is insufficient to halt the increasing gold bars which were polished quired two of every three dis- knees, even figuratively, to trial was coming Jenny dr She developed whims and lice Sgt. William C. Thome supplied daily. eases described The book appeal to my mother for for- veloped diabetes There was irritations Big John knuckled amount of accidents. no oral insulin It was he who the information that Rt. 35, between I asked him if he was ever went into the garbage can giveness under to everything He Besides the death toll, accidents afraid. "Yes," he said I Anyone can look good when But it was this. I feel, that handled the needle, he learned to use a vacuum clea- Five Corners and Gillville Lane, was matched the unne to the col- throughout Middletown last year was in two gun fights when he's on top. Big John looked made him a man He did it ner, to dust, lo wash dishes the most dangerous road in the good doing penance He had He begged to be taken back or chart He shampooed her hair when caused injuries to 600 persons. That you were little. I was all right township last year. in the action but afterward I strong religious feelings and Jenny said she'd think about All the beautiful music of they went on automobile represented an increase of 20 per shook so hard I almost feared God's wrath until the II, She had never been in low life was slipping behind him rides, he drove and described There is no question but that the cent over 1974, which is a consid- dropped my revolver " day he died. with another man. she was She was losing her sight She the scenery at the same lime state highway, even with its dividers erable amount of suffering for those He admired stout women, And yet, Big John made one suspicious of the gender leaned on a dollar bamboo She died at 73 He died It cane The eyes glistened between the northbound and south- involved. whom he called "handsome," monumental mistake He left She took him back. Deep in 85. Once, in a burst of con- He loved classical music anil my mother He had given il a middle age. they started lile sightlessly fidence, he said. "1 expect lo bound lanes presents many prob- He saw Jenny as she was — The only possible solution is that studied trumpet and piano lot of thought. Mother was together. He retired from the be punished for what I did I lems. It is heavily traveled by heavy old-fashioned and plain As police department and got a an old lady with wispy hair shook my head "I don't think motorists who travel in Middletown, When he was young, he commercial vehicles and the shop- played semi-professional one year of marriage suc- position as credit manager of and custardy skin She saw so," I said . . . ping centers, business and profes- particularly on busy Rt. 35, will sional buildings and restaurants lure have to exercise a great deal more a great many private automobiles to caution. All of us, at all times, it. should practice defensive driving. In Middletown, it is particularly a ne- Two modern day patriots Accidents in the last year re- cessity. Drivers on Rt. 35, their vi- sulted in six highways deaths, one sion sometimes obscured by huge By JAMES J. RILPATRUk iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiminiiiiiiiiiii and the stranger said he was cable with damaged in- less than the toll in 1974. Although trailer trucks, must remember that an inspector for OSHA Says sulation. OSHA hit Dearborn with a 125 fine, and Dearborn that is an encouraging decrease, it sudden stops are often a necessity, We will be hearing a great who, says Godfrey Says me. deal this year about the CONSERVATIVE says the stranger lzzat so. hit the roof He said he was is little comfort to the families who especially when traffic lights change heroes who 200 years ago says Godfrey And with that. an honest businessman run- to permit east-west crossovers. lost a loved member in one of those twisted the tail of the British VIEW Godfrey reached into his desk ning an honest plant, and he crashes. lion, in keeping with the Bi- drawer and pulled out a refused to pay He look it lo Installation of the dividers on the OSHA Review Commis- centennial spirit, perhaps iiiiiimmiimiiiiiiitMimiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiii handy-dandy form Fill il out. We believe that Middletown po- Rt. 35 in the township was a great nominations are in order (or says Godfrey lo the stranger, sion There the penalty was upheld Dearborn still refuses safety factor, but it's obvious that contemporary heroes cast in and we'll see. lice do a commendable job in patrol- long time ago. they would to pay. His position is that no- ling the highway. That undoubtedly each truck and auto operator must the same mold Two names have pitched the lea in the It was an "Official Public come to mind: Ray Godfrey KILPATRICK body but nobody can track his curbs the amount of caYeless and accept the responsibility of being ex- harbor. Servants Questionnaire." way through the thousands of of Rapid City, S.D.. and How- Godfrey is proprietor of the South Dakota has been pla- reckless driving on Rt. 35. It is ob- tremely safety conscious. past Monday that was where pages of OSHA regulations If ard Dearborn of Fryeburg. Godfrey Brake Service at 110 gued with phony Feds bearing il rested. Meanwhile. 125 oth- the inspector had merely Maine. Poplar Street in Rapid City. phony credentials. Godfrey er employers in the Kapid asked him nicely to replace These gentlemen are en- Back in mid-December, lie wanted to be certain whom he City area have met at God- the cable, he would have re- gaged in single combat with was minding his own business was letting on the premises frey's garage lo sec what ad- placed it on the spot He long the Occupational Safety and at his own garage, when His prepared form inquired of The cost of education ditional OSHA tea they can ago replaced it anyhow The Health Administration, belter there came a knock on the the stranger's age. residence, toss in the harbor. case has cost him $3,000 In le- known as OSHA. If they had door It was a total stranger. race, sex, education, and Earle W. Clifford, president of tricts. An OSHA inspector also gal fees, and he's directed his been hanging around Boston a Godfrey asked who was he. whether he had a criminal the New Jersey Association of Col- Other citizens whose main inter- came to call on the metal- attorneys to appeal lo the record. It asked a lot of other courts. leges and Universities, says the est may be in the fields of prison re- questions — the same kind of working plant of Howard Byrne administration is singling out form, social services, mental health damfool questions the govern- Dearborn, Inc., in Fryeburg. Godfrey and Dearborn are Maine. This was on June 2A. education to absorb state budget and community affairs likewise be- ment regularly puts to busi- exceptional men. Last year nessmen. 1974 The proprietor is a Yan- OSHA's I.2M inspectors'vis- cuts. lieve they are being dealt with much kee facsimile of the kind of ited 88,800 establishments. too harshly. The stranger went away in character known in the South They found 66.000 employers Edward J. Bloustein. president high dudgeon, and a week or as an unreconstructed rebel with an average of above five of Rutgers University, says about The complaints, from whatever so later Godfrey found him- Dearborn's plant is engaged violations each The in- the same thing in warning that tui- source, are legitimate. We disagree, self on the defendant's end of in highly sophisticated work spectors proposed penalties a suit In US District Court. Even the bureaucrats have tion costs, because of reduced state however, with those which are being totaling $9 5 million, or rough- The Department of Labor conceded that Dearborn's op- ly $150 per citation. Only i aid. may force the university to be- directed at the governor. As we have was seeking a court order to eration "is in good physical per cent of the cited employ- come "more elitist" in that Rutgers mentioned in these columns on other compel Godfrey to admit the condition, is safety conscious, ers appealed to the Review will only be able to accommodate occasions, he is aware of the short- stranger lo his shop On I)c and does its best to comply Commission; the other 95 per the rich or the poor, eliminating comings in his proposed budget and cember 31. Judge Andrew with safety regulations " cent figured It was cheaper to pay the penalty than to pay children of middle class families. is unhappy about them. Rogue took the matter under Nevertheless, the inspector advisement, and as of this found a welding electrode lawyers to fight it The gentlemen's comments are The legislature has refused to understandable. The austerity budg- provide the cash to properly operate et submitted by Gov. Byrne hurts the state, and its members are re- education at all levels, from higher sponsible for the fiscal mess in Todav in history education to the local school dis- which New Jersey finds itself. In 1918, the English port of predicted difficult days ahead lifetime fight, and you never Dover was bombarded by a in the South Vietnamese drive quite win it - William Allen f German submarine during to cut Communist supply lines White, American writer, 1868- Honors for Buck' Smith World War I. in Laos. 1944 In 1967, 13 American heli- One year ago: U.S. Secre- Bicentennial footnote Two Charles "Buck " Smith, East his business in 1938 and success re- copters were shot down in tary of State Henry Kissinger hundred years ago today, an fighting over South Vietnam and Soviet Foreign Minister sulted from hard work coupled with American military report to Keansburg resturant owner, re- Ten years ago: The World Andrei Gromyko opened dip- the Continental Congress a pleasant personality that is en- ceived deserved honors from the Council ol Churches urged the lomatic talks in Geneva. from Georgia listed the prob- riched by his genuinely charitable U.S. to hall bombing in North Today's birthday: British lem of defending a long sea Middletown Area Chamber of Com- nature. The chamber is to be com- Vietnam and the North Viet- director John Schlesinger is coast full of harbors and in- merce in being named its Business- mended for focusing attention on one namese lo stop infiltrating 50 years old. lets, and the difficulty of South Vietnam. Thought for today: Sin and guarding the Southern bor- man of the Year. Mr. Smith is truly of the Bayshore]s most distinguished Five years ago: U.S. Secre- dandelions are very much al- ders from incursions from an unusual gentleman. He started citizens. ttalrhdopH need ramc M-ring-eve people' tary of Defense Melvin Laird ike. To get rid of them is a Florida. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 The Daily Register 7 CHILD WORLD v^.

EARLY DAYS — Two VOA officers outside the Volunteers of America mission hall In Minneapolis prepare to distribute Christmas baskets to COME AND HAVE FUN AT OUR GALA EVENT. the needy In 1914. one of the many services provided by the Volunteers of America since Its founding 80 years ago. Volunteers of America KOPG-. „ mark 80th anniversary 10 SPUD RACiR » mnronKKAuiv NEW YORK (AP) - From three bar- The service facilities in early years in- * Two very popular » games that sold for 0UR LOW ren rooms on the Bowery, the Volunteers cluded fresh air camps, orphanages, work- A • much more now of- EVERYDAY of America, which celebrates its 80th anni- ing women's homes, hospitals, day nurs- - fered at this terrific PRICE versary this year, has mushroomed to eries, shelters fur unemployed men and some 750 service centers around the coun- rescue homes for young women, McMahon OURLOW rtrirm [nnln. ill try. says Today, with a service staff of more EVERYDAY PRICE Founded on March H, 1806, by Maude than 4.MO, the organization, with head- American made deluxe PUXZLES quarters in New York, operates its pro- 10 tpeed racer with TVUK and Ballington Booth, the VOA was the safety lever brakes, * OURLOW first religious social welfare organization gram centers in cities and towns through- BOYShCIKlS I EVERYDAY gum wall tires. Stem PRICE devoted to serving the needy regardless of out the United States. mounted shifters, tide HI race or creed to originate in America, ac- More than three million people each pull callper brakes. mil The big easy to grab cording to Gen. John F McMahon, com- year across the country are helped by the Padded racing teat OURLOW pieces that fit together EVERYDAY PRICE mander-in-chlef. VOA, he reports In i%.> its broad-based plui racing handle i easily LKtle preichoo bars. 39' \ leis [ust love it. Factory Ballington. the son of Salvation Army philanthropic work initiated what might be MEN'SANO Coatter Brakes. Hi Rise Handle seconds. founder Gen William Booth, and his wife the largest nonprofit housing program in LADIESMOOELS S Bart, Playboy styled saddle seat were famous evangelists in England when the nation — today a t90-million program MIN. 13 EACH PER STORE and Chrome Rims. they were sent to America to take over the of 21 developments which benefit thou- Salvation Army organization in this coun- sands of handicapped, elderly, single-par- try ent and low and moderate income individ- TVUK MINSANOLADIII The young Booths — he was then M uals and families. Hvrrr 3WIID and she was 21 - thought they should The first facility for the elderly opened BARNSTORM "Americanize" the army and they dis- by the VOA was the Theodora in Seattle. INGUSH STVLI DIRTBIKE played the US. flag instead of the British Wash, which has been in operation since ^LIGHTWEIGHT flag at official (unctions. A displeased Sal- I96&. The VOA also owns and operates 10 OURLOW tUbro vation Army in Britain ordered them to re- nonprofit nursing homes for the elderly EVERYDAY PRICE turn to London but they refused and set and mentally retarded, caring for almost 49' about founding the VOA. 2.000 patients There are nursing homes in Knobby Dirt Bike Tiret, Mo- * OURLOW torcross styled, Customized * Theodore Roosevelt presided at the Milwaukee and Madison, Wis . in Min- EVERYDAY PRICE j Motorcross teat and coaster * huge community meeting at Cooper Union neapolis and St Paul, and Lake City and Quality and dependable caliper kbraket. » here with 3,500 people filling every seat New Port Richey. Fla.. and elsewhere brakes, trigger ihlft, touring handle- *• •WILL BOUND and 5.O00 outside when Booth announced Funds are raised on a community level bars, chrome tubular rims Ideal lor ALL BIKES SOLD » •WALL STRUT the start of the organization, which now through gifts, bequests, special drives. the adult and older child INFACTORYCARTONS. * serves the handicapped, alcoholics, chil- Sidewalk Santa campaigns and participa- OUR LOW rww* **•**! dren and the elderly lion in the United Way Other physical YOURCHOICI EVERYDAY 99 "You cannot talk to a man about God symbols of the VOA are the salvage trucks j PRICE 4 when he is hungry and half clothed and which roll across streets in hundreds of » THOUSANDS SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR • 67 has no place to sleep." said General cities picking up discarded clothing, appli- AVAILABLE O ances, furniture and other household items ON OUR EASY Booth "You have to feed and clothe Imn JAWS GAME first." — all to be refurbished and put to essential LAY AWAY PLAN' use by the needy Often, the items are Soon Mrs Booth was to launch the » OUR LOW 99 prison-reform crusade that made her cleaned and repaired bv physically or oth- EVERYDAY PRICE known over America as the "Little Mother erwise handicapped men and women — 4 of the Prisons" and led her across the con- many ex-convicts or alcoholics in VOA re- * This Is where you challenge the habilitation centers. » White Shark. Attempt to pick out tinent many times a year, to San Quentin. • the treasures from the shark's Sing Sing. Dannemora and Juliet Some of its other services are adoption g. mouth. Careful...the wrong move "She talked straight talk with the in- facilities, children and youth services. ^ can trap you. mates at chapel services — no Pollyanna , counseling programs, day care services * philosophy," says General McMahon. the ' and centers, disaster relief, emergency * first nonmember of the Booth family to shelters, maternity homes, school clothing * head the VOA. "She lormed what were programs, summer camps and Sunsel * 1 called Volunteer Prison Leagues in which Clubs for the Aging OURLOW the men set themselves on the right path in the 80 years since its founding, the » EVERYDAY PRICE » for rehabilitation. VOA has revised its programs'and ap- One of the great ones from "And for the ex-convicts, she opened proaches in many ways — to keep abreast last Christmas. A magi- » cians hat with 12 amazing Hope Halls. Today, Ihdse expanded facil- of the changing needs of the less fortunate 6 LEG SWINGER 4Paitenger lawn swing. 6 sturdy legs. Famous * teats of magic secretly hid ities are called halfway houses - places among us. The emphasis in the 70s on Roth American quality 2" dia. steel tubing plus » den. where ex-prisoners can live while they housing for the elderly is but one ex- ample." says General McMahon strong tilde bed and welded steel tread ttept. look for work." Two cool teat plastic swings. Glide rider. Hasbro NIBBLES Till HOUSI FROM OUR COMPLETE JUVENILE DEPT OURLOW "IQQ EVERYDAY #«f«f Plan to end free training CKOSSKIVIK PRICE I A tree house full of HTIKSOH fun...filled with fun things OUR LOW SWIVEL to do. Just perfect for the 2 by FBI scored by Glover EVERYDAY PRICE Io6crowd. STROLLER the Monmoulh County Police HOWELL - A Ford admin- BUT KITt * OURLOW Academy." he said. We leel • EVERYDAY istration plan lo end the OUR LOW 3in 1 » PRICE the federal government 13" EVERYDAY PRICE FBI'i free training of local should al least maintain us CONVERTIBLE police officers at its Quant ico, present levels of training " Va. academy "would deprive He said he would ask the I OUR LOW M •9" area law enforcement 'EVERYDAY freeholders to pass a resolu- • She can agencies of a vital education- PRICE '34 » toddle along «

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Monmouth Squires Pub, West Long Branch Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs William Charles Mrs, AUi Greet" The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Mazzacco. 817 Langslon, 142 Shelbem Drive, Lincroft, and US Army 1.1 (Nee Miry Lou Maoacco Red Oaks Drive, Elberon. and the late Frank S. Mazzacco. Col (ret.) Donald 11 Brown and Mrs Brown. IB Sidney Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greco of Nutley are the bridegroom's Road. Eatontown Mrs. Kauri* Ctnaa parents. Miss Irene B Zimenl was the maid of honor and Miss (Nee Virginia Lepre) Jeanne Mazzacco and Jeffrey Parlato were the couple's Joan Lipschitz was the bridesmaid Darlene Langslon was honor attendants. flower girl. Mrs. Greco is an alumna of Long Branch High School Daniel P. Brown was besl man and the ushers were John Corona- and is employed by Electronic Associates Inc, West Long Brown and Brian Langslon Branch. Her husband was graduated from Nutley High School Mrs. Jaam J. Craig Mrs. Rakert M. Irrai Mrs. Brown was graduated from Middlelown Township and Monmouth College, West Long Branch, and is employed (Nee Margaret Meisinger) (Nee Bonnie Barbara Langslon) High School and Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. and Lepre by Bostitch, Carlstadt The couple will reside in .West End is employed by Robert Hall Clothes. Neptune tiOLMDEL - The mar- The bridegroom, assistant manager al Robert Hall riage -of Miss Virginia Chris Craig-Meisinger Clothes, Old Bridge, is an alumnus of Monmouth Regional tine Lepre and Rosario Russell MIDDLETOWN - King of Kings Lutheran Church was High School. Tinton Falls, and Brookdale Community College Corona was solemnized here Littlefield-McDonald Saturday during a Nuptial NEW MONMOUTH - In It. Mary's Roman Catholic the setting here Saturday for the marriage of Miss Margaret Mr and Mrs Brown will reside in Ealonlown. Evelyn Meisinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Meisi- Mass celebrated in SI Cath- Church here Feb. 7, Miss Kathleen Patricia McDonald, daugh- arine's Roman Catholic ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L McDonald. SU Sherman Aye.. nger, 42 Frost Circle, to James J. Craig. Keyport, son of Mr and Mrs. James Craig of Philadelphia Church by the Rev. Walter Belford, was married to U.S. Navy E. 5 James Joseph Lit- Champ-Wheeler Sullivan. There was a recep- Mrs Jaan I IlllrlkW tlelield, son of Mr. and Mrs John Littlefleld. 24 Bayberry The Rev. William A. Hanson officiated at the service UNION BEACH - Mr and tion in Jumping Brook Coun- (Nee Kathleen McDonald) Lane, New Monmouth. There was a reception in Old Orchard Inn, Katuntown. try Club, Neptune. Mrs. Robert Caddock was matron of honor Also attending Mrs. Edward A Ellsworth Msgr. Robert T. Bulman celebrated the Nuptial Mass Mrs. Craig were Mrs. Tilo Melcher. Miss Valerie Craig and Sr, 4 Anderson St., announce Parents pf the couple are There was a reception in Fisherman's Wharf. Rumson Miss Anita Lutx. the marriage of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lepre. Attending the bride were Patricia McDonald, maid of hon- John Craig was best man and the ushers were Robert Miss Susan Joan Wheeler, lo Stilwell Road, here, and Mr or, EarlAnn McDonald. Mary Lmlefield, Elizabeth Llttlefield Meisinger, Joseph Craig and Richard Kenan James Douglas Champ, liar and Mrs. Rocco Corona. Clif- risburg, Pa., son of Mrs Lynn and Bemadette VltUlo. James McDonald was nng bearer and The bride, a graduate of Middlelown Township High ton. , Riker, El Paso. Tex . and Kenny and Stephen Littlefield were the pages. School and Marietta (Ohio) College, is a teacher at Keypori Attending the bride were James Champ of Lakewood Anne Marie Germinaro. maid The bridegroom had John Milos as his besl man and Rob High School. Mr. Craig, who is self-employed, is an alumnus of Nesh- The Rev. Norman R Riley of honor; Joanne Zangara ert and William Littlefield. Thomas McDonald and James officiated at the service Feb. and Donna Rose Germinano. Klitsch as ushers. amlny High School and Temple University. Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Craig will reside in Keypori. 7 in SI. John's United Method- Jacqueline Lepre was flower Mrs Littlefield is an alumna of Mater Dei High School ist Church, Hazlel. There was girl. here and The College of Saint Elizabeth. Convent Station. She a reception In Independence Mr. Corona had Richard was an accountant with Allied Chemical Corp.. Morristown. Hall. Belford. Bailer as his best man. Ush- Connor-McDowell The bride, daughter also of Mrs. James (kanp ers were Donald Zangara and The bridegroom was graduated from Middletown Town- LITTLE SILVER - In SI and Mrs. Edward Campbell the late Charles William (Nee Susan Wheeler) Barney Lepre. ship High School and is stationed at Naval Air Station Mira- John's Episcopal Church here McDowell. 24 Maple Ave . Mn. Rtbert Will Wheeler, had Miss Kathy Ann Mrs. Corona was graduated mar, San Diego, Calif., where the couple will reside after a Jan. 31, Miss l.ylc Johnston Fair Haven, became the bride Brown as her maid of honor of Keyport High School. (Nee Susan Smith) from Red Bank Catholic High cross-country motor trip. McDowell, daughter of Mr of Robert Thomas Connor Jr Mrs Martin Ziolkowski and The bridegroom also at- School. She is a beautician son of Mr. and Mrs. Connor Mrs Edward Kl|sworth also tended Keyport High School The bridegroom Is an Jr., 40 Ridge Road. Rumson. attended Mrs. Champ and served in lhe US Marine alumnus of Bloomfield Col- Wall-Smith Corps. He is employed bV The Rev. Ronald P. Jaynes Dennis Steven Champ was lege and is employed by Equi llaria-Fieramosca Tri-State Developers. Me- KEANSBURG - Miss Su- COLTS NECK - St. Marys Country Club, Neptune officiated. A reception foliow- best man. Ushers were Ray- table Adjustment Service in chanicsburg, Pa. san Therese Smith and Rob- Roman Catholic Church was Attending the bride were ed in the couple's Fair Haven mond Tombs and Scott Whee- Clifton, in which city he and ert R. Wall were married the setting here Jan. 24 for Miss Linda Marie Fiera residence. ler. Mr. and Mrs. Champ reside his bride will reside after a here Jan. 24 in St. Ann's Ro- the marriage of Miss Diana mosca, maid of honor; Miss Miss Lucy McDowell was Mrs Chamn la an alumna in Harrisburg wedding trip to the Poconos man Catholic Church. The Fieramosca, daughter of Mr Joanne Fieramosca. Miss maid of honor for her twin Rev. Gregory Vaughan offici- and Mrs. S.J. Fieramosca. Barbara Glassey and Miss sister. Mr. Connor had his ated at the double ring cere- Eatontown-Freehold Road, to Lisa llaria. John Fieramosca uncle, Donald V. Smith, as his Couple fights over who mony. Gerald Lawrence llaria, son was ring bearer. best man. Ardmore- The parents of the couple of Mrs Anne llaria. 18 Har- Vincent llaria was besl Mrs. Connor, a graduate of are Mr and Mrs. Robert T myk Court, Middlelown. and man and the ushers were Rumson-Fair Haven Regional uses family car least Smith, 10 Dalby Place, East Kirkwood the late Amato llaria. Gary Falcone, Jeff Slocum. High School, attended Drexel Keansburg, and Mr. and Mrs MADERA, Calif. (AP) -In- Tracy, 5, is too young to ride RUMSON - Announcement Michael Klesitz and Steven University. Philadelphia, and on her own, so on family out- William G. Wall, 47 Step The Rev. William Bausch stead of fighting over who gets is made of the marriage of officiated at the ceremony, Anderson. Brookdale Community Col- to drive the family car, Mike ings she rides in a special bug- henville Hlvd , Middlelown gy pulled by Erwln's bike. Miss Carolyn Ruth Kirkwood. Mrs. GeraM Iliria which was followed by a re- The birde was graduated lege, Lincrofl. She is oper- and Donna Erwin compete to daughter of Mrs. Jerri Younl see who can go longest without Erwin said riding saved at Attending the bride were (Nee Dlaia Kkramtva) ception in Jumping Brook from Red Bank Catholic High ations manager at Chemical of Virginia Beach, Va. and Miss Barbara Smith, maid of School and is employed at Additives. Red Bank driving it. least (20 a month in.gasoline costs plus maintenance bills. Mr. Charles Yount of Ar- honor, Miss Carolyn Smith. Mr. Liquidators, Shrewsbury The bridegroom is an And even though Mike lives dmore, Okla., lo Harry Law- 30 miles from his engineering More important, he feels it pro- Miss Betsy Wall and Mrs. Pe- Mr. llaria is a graduate of alumnus of Middlelown Town- tects the environment while im- rence Bauer of Menlo Park ter Tacticos Easlside High School. New- Job in Fresno, the family car ship High School and received often sits idle for days as he proving the family's health. Mr. Bauer is a graduate of Art Society ark, and Monmouth College. a BA degree from Trenlon "Since I've started riding a John Marshall College of Law William G. Wall Jr was hops on a 10-speed racing bi- West Long Branch. He is with best man. Ushers were State College. He is a comput- cycle each morning and heads bike, I feel a lot better," Erwin and is associated with W. R. National Freight Lines-Free Charles Murphy. Cory Moran er programmer at Insco Sys- for work. said. "It helps me relax." Grace k Co., New York. hold. and Michael Lougee. tems Corp., Neptune. Erwin, who began his long The ceremony and the re- After a wedding trip to Mr. and Mrs. Connor spent "I leave home each morning at 6 o'clock," he said. "When I commute six months ago, con- ception following were held Mr and Mrs Wall are grad- installs 4 Florida, Mr. and Mrs llaria (heir honeymoon in St. here in the home of Mr. and FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - pltality; Dorothy Slutzman. get to Fresno, I take a shower tends "there really are no ex- uates of Middletown Town- will make their home in Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Is- Mrs Charles F. Krauler, Or- Mrs. Jene Shapiro was in- publicity; Marion Slade; his- at the YMCA and I'm at my cuses for not riding a bicycle." ship High School. She was Ocean Grove lands. chard Lane. stalled president of the Free- torian, and Carolyn Cicalese. desk by I. I kind of plan my He offers these tips for neo- was graduated also from phyte cyclists: hold Art Society al a meeting program. day as I'm riding to work." Municipal Court Judge Wil- Monmouth County Vocational liam P. Kirkpathck offici- here in the Molly Pitcher He tools along rural roads "Start slow. Do some riding School of Beauty Culture and Millicent Freyre will be every evening. Little by little ated Mr and Mrs. Krauter before her marriage was em- Meeting House al Wemrock Minister using puppets through this San Joaquin Valley Farm. chairman of the group's .side- vineyard country, then down your capabilities will increase. were attendants and Miss ployed by Creative Hair Styl- walk show In Freehold. Chen Ayn Kirkwood. daughter Serving with Mrs. Shapiro old Highway 99, finishing up on You'll be amazed at what you ists, Matawan. to appeal to children can do in a month or two." of the bride was flower girl. are Susan Jelm, vice presi- heavily traveled streets. Mr. Wall is employed by 1 said. dent; Elaine Fontana. trea- THIS 'N THAT IRENE, S.C. (API - Pastor Cloth World in Charlotte. LONG BRANCH - The Ro- Richard Zawistoski is making a Four days a week "I do all "I have to be an extremely! •la^alBaHiMH N.C., where he and his bride surer and Rita Fortnan. sec- the kind of pastoral duties that defensive rider," said the 34-1 retary. sary Altar Society of Our part of his ministry "child's reside. Lady Star of the Sea Roman play." have to be done — that's really year-old Erwin. "Many times I Committee chairmen in- people in cars Just don't seel Catholic Church will have a what I'm. called to first," he clude Irene Rzeszotarski. hos- said. On two other days it's me. I have to watch their faces | This '•' That Sale March I. 2 The 20-year-old minister, puppets and other media. and do a lot of yelling." and 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. known in Our Redeemer's Lu- theran Church in Irene and in Stop Bridal in the basement of the school. "Instead of a puppet minis- Weekday rides to work keep I Our Savior's Lutheran Church Third and Chelsea Aves. Mrs. try, 1 would rather call It a Erwin in shape for weekend! in Menno as "Pastor Rich," ministry with media," he said, racing. Two afternoons a week, I note George P. Hoffman and Mrs. will be using hand puppets as a Joseph A. Clancy are chair- "because it's not -Just puppets. he and other cycling en-1 Wedding and engagement part of his duties. thusiasts detour by way of the I men. You work with tapes and slides forms are available on — everything. Sierra Nevada foothill town of I fooling request to The Daily Regis- TRICKY TRAV Pastor Zawistoski and his Auberry to get more exercise | ter's Contemporary Life de- wife, Pqtsy, Maryland natives, "It's as valid as any other before pedaling home. Occa- partment There is no fee UNION BEACH - The met at Towson State College, ministry," he added. "It just sionally, he rides the bike be-1 charged for any material Youth Athletic Association where they were studying and depends on where your talents tween engineering Jobs. will sponsor a tricky tray al around. used. Wedding details are where she took a course in pup- are. "I try to ride between 400 I Let's face it, when you make up your mind that it's preferred in advance. Pic- 8:30 p.m. March 15 in the Co- petry. They moved to the Mid- and 500 miles every week," he I "I'm a kid at heart, and most time to lose weight, you don't want to fool around, tures received two weeks af- lony Inn, Florence Ave. Tick- west when he attended Luther said. "I'm on my bike about 201 of the puppets are geared for you just want to lose it. ter the event, run the risk of ets will be sold at the door, or Seminary in St. Paul, Minn. to 25 hours a week." children," Pastor Zawistoski That's what Weight Watchers'can help you do. no* being used. After publica- are available now from Ei- said, "but anything that's For emergencies, Erwin car-1 tion the pictures may be pick- leen Gubelman. Puppetry entered the picture ries a spare tire and pump. He And we can help you, with a program that will while he served at Branden- geared fur children, adults lis- ed .up at the main of (ice of wears. special arm and leg I give you plenty of food to eat. TRICKY TRAY Split Rock Lutheran Parish and ten in too, so you have both au- The Daily Register, One Reg- diences at the same time. warmers during cold weather ister Plaza, Shrewsbury. EAST KEANSBURG - put on a puppet show with bor- and has designed a mask and So when you're ready to stop fooling around 07701. Or. they may be sub- Bayshore Chapter. Women of rowed puppets and script. "Puppets are a way to get to tube apparatus to preheat his | come to Weight Watchers. mitted with a self-addressed, the Moose, will have a Tricky "Patsy said she could make kids at their level, and it's also air intake so he won't get respi- EATONTOWN: Monmouth Shopping Center. New stamped envelope. Tray party Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. better puppets, and I felt I a way to get to the adults al- ratory problems from breathing | Jersey Room, Next lo Castro Conv., Mondays frosty winter air. JeieSkaptK in Bachstadt's, Bray Ave. could write a better script," he most without them knowing it." 7:30 P.M., Wednesdays 9 30 AM Donna Erwin also rides her I ENGUSHT0WN: Congregation Sons oi Israel. Gor- ike three miles to work at Ma- don's Corner Road. Thursdays 7 30 P M DANCING era Community Hospital, and sons Don, 10, and Kevin, 9, ped- FREEHOU): Trotters & Pacers Diner, Route 9, Mon- GET PROFESSIONAL furl A. Quatlin, days 7:30 P.M.. Wednesdays 7:30 P.M. al any place they need to go. 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As he plays the harpsichord. Mr Molzer Symphony. A faculty member of Ihe Mon- Ihe Bayshore Head Start Cen- lations Department, is collec- Matawan Juniors also sew will be accompanied in the selections of Bach. mouth Conservatory' of Music. Ms Reed is a ter, Keyport, and plan a sim- ting cancelled stamps for for the American Cancer So- Handel, Scarlotti and Rameau by three other popular area artist ilar project for Marlboro Psy- Business and professional ciety. local residents. Mr. I) Forrest Taylor. Middle- chiatric Center, according lo town, will play the recorder. He holds a teach- For this special event regular Museum ex- GRAND Mrs. Richard Roomer, art de- ing certificate from the American Recorder hibit hours will be changed lo 3 5 p.m Reser- partment chairman. Society and has recently launched a career as vations and further information may be ob- a specialist in the performance of Ihe Baroigue tained by contacting the Museum office. . Thirty children at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital were ATTOHNEv'lSGlEST treated to a Valentine party, Washington's OPENING! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS for which Mrs. Charles Pie- Jak Kam — "Legal Information" will ckattis was chairman. Burger be the topic of Middletown at- King here donated 30 meals Wedding torney Lawrence A Carton for the event. Music was ar 3rd at a meeting of Ihe It. ranged by John Nunziato Birthday Elaine Powers Photographer Agnes PTA Wednesday at Formwty of Monmoulh 81. — tod Bank 8:30 p.m. In the school. An There was a Valentine par- alumnus of Williams College ty there also for women in • Bar Mrtzvahs • Home Portraiture and Harvard Law School, he Cottage 10. Mrs. Paul Bauer Figure Salons is a former magistrate for was chairman and music was saving New Shrewsbury Because of by The Treble Clefs. 747-4138 Ihe cancellation of last Mrs Christopher Reese THE BRICK AND SHREWSBURY month's meeting, all classes headed the committee for Va- will hold parent-teacher con- lentine parties at Bayshore ferences from 7 to 7:30 p.m celebration Head Start Center and the Used trade-in machines,3daysonly! SALONS ARE CELEBRATING SALE Queen of Carmel.Nursing "SKINNY WAIST" BODY SUIT Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday BY SMOOTHIE LA-Z-BOY THE OPENING OF THE NEW RECUNEIS • SWIVELS Rape crises ROCKERS is PTA topic S 95 $ 95 SOUS • (HAIRS • OTTOMANS STATEN ISLAND SALON! BEIGE 34-40 BCD MARLBORO - The Marl- MANli tor TUIIS ' boro High School ITS A will GWISUN (AMI • ACCfSSOMS 19 to 59 2150 meet Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in Ihe school cafeteria The pro- All have been reconditioned by Singer craftsmen to atsure umi uivii gram will be guest speakers smooth-sewing performance. Entire mechanism hat been' Introducing the low cost of losing: FURNITURE STUDIO from the Middlesex County adjusted for synchronized operation, and the motor has Grand Opening Special- Rape Crisis Intervention Cen- been tuned up to run quietly, with gears properly meshed IMOTIM* An. t CMWMT HMI to the first 85 to call. ter The problem of rape, and belt properly aligned. The entire machine has been Unlimited > lifts.') am to 9 pm. cleaned and lubricated. Come choose from a varied places to be avoided and how V, iniin il \.> .,i,iiu.il [» n rplaflr/slr. Zu. 7472690 lo deal with rape will be dis- selection - all super buys! cussed. > LIMITED QUANTITIES LOSE WEIGHT per month... Complete 4-month program. The Center gives non-judg- 747-4*41 STARTING TODAY mental support and assis- MODEL 534 OFFER ENDS FEBRUARY 21st ODRINEX conlirn! the mm poKilul tance to victims of sexual as- leducini ltd ever released to the public sault and attempts to provide Allow us to intro- ***************** without l prescription-clrnrcalli proven duce ourselves. by I leading Umwisily Hospital physical and physiological Save =60 on a Singer An amanng hunjer limtr thlt suppresm support The center works in The Middletown Township lite apoelile. lets XHI enpi Ihiee pod conjunction with Roosevelt rails i diy ihf liny ODRINEX ubiti Stretch-Stitch machine with Hospital, the Middlesex Coun- Bicentennial Commission helps vou til Ins without bein| hunjiy Cordially invites the citizens of down (o iht.caior*! down foes mir wer|ht ty Prosecutor's Office and Ihe We're NuniberOne- No crash diets or strenuous eiercrses Site local Police Department TREEARM'ease! the world's largest -I Middletown Township to attend the liken as directed-Mil not mike vou nervous Mi »»», M »p« isjrou start slim This program was figure control system. * mini down lodiy with OORINEX. Satis planned by Ihe school's nurse. And we've got the fiction guaranteed or money bach Mrs Marlene Caruso, and Ihe figures to prove it— Bicentennial Ball Health Careers Club and stu- thousands of satis- dents are encouraged lo at- SHOPTOUR fied losers. Call for on Saturday, February 21,1976 NEAREST tend Also Ihe public is wel- your free figure i -KITE AID come. analysis—now during 8:30 PM 534 introductory days. At RED OAK COOPERATIVE to be held at all Elaine Powers NURSERY SCHOOL Salons in this area. 69 Klnga Hwy., Middletown New Post Home, Vi.W. Post 2179 Route 36, Pert Monmoulh, N J. ANNOUNCES When a body ottds a friend $15.00 p«r ptrson PRE-REGISTRATION (a11 price any body can afford). CAU TODAY ElainePowers FOR YOUR BUFFET • OPEN BAR • ENTERTAINMENT Flat to 'free arm' convertibility, built-in buttonholer, FigureSalons FREE . exclusively designed SINGER* front drop-in bobbin, "The Last of the Big Bands" pushbutton snap-in conversion plate. Carrying case FIGURE ANALYSIS or cabinet extra. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL JAMES GAUGHRAN TONY PETRO 747-3106 RED BANK (SHREWSBURY) • Monmouth Mall, Eatontown SHREWSBURY PLAZA RT. 35 544-1773 671-0377 291-4959 lor lurlhtr Inlormtllon or rtgltlrtllon MM747 SINGER trttr Ftb. ISIh pit ft call S66S370 Also Iricktown • lay Harbor Plain 25S-33SO A TrKfcmwk ol THE SINGER COMPANY SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 The Daily Register Biting words over lunch

Dear Readers: The wet nervous. Finally l went to my Dear Eyes: I just did noodle comes out of tempo- husband's office, knocked on Thanks rary retirement I goofed his door (which was locked) Dear Ann Landers: Fre- Recently 1 told a wife, "II and announced myself. He ANN LANDERS quently you advise students to your husband is friendly, de- shouted in • panicky voice. go to their school guidance cent, supportive, comet "Sorry - I can't open the dropped out of the club in anywhere without me I counselors with their prob- straight home every night al- door now. I'm busy " 1 de- 1972 but I didn't know about il thought I knew where he was lems. I teach college. Fre- ter work and doesn't go any- cided to wait. until 1174 when one of the every minute. He used to jog quently I hear students speak where without you, he is not Twenty minutes later, he wives told me how much the every morning I decided to very disparagingly of their fooling around. Slop wor- walked out, red-faced and fellows missed him He con- follow him when he led Ihe high-school guidance coun- rying. .He's all yours." perspiring He tried to steer tinued to go to that hotel, house to jog during the worst selors. The most common I was one of those squares me out of the building but by same as always. You see. blizzard of the year. He jog complaint is that they blab who thought lunch hours were then I had it all figured out. I Miss Landers, the little ras- ged right over to the home of If you continue to advise (or eating lunch. But I was brushed past him, went cal, contlnuted to play, but my best friend, a widow who students to confide in their mistaken and hundreds ol straight to the private wash not poker. - The Joker Was lived six blocks away. Thai's guidance counselors. I hope women let me know it room off his office and there Wild where he was getting all that you will advise counselors to Here are some samples ol was his young secretary, From Washington, D.C.: wonderful exercise. — Don't keep their mouths shut. — what the week's mail has crounched In the corner, wig Dear Ann: My husband never Tell ME About Husbands Disillusioned been like. From Green Bay. askew, makeup a mess and worked late and never went Dear D: Such betrayal is Wis Dear Ann Landers: ready to faint from embar- From Seattle: Dear Ann: unconscionable and in- Where have you been all your rassment. How dumb can you gef excusable Any counselor who Don't you know that a man life? Your naivete knocks I soon learned the shenani- blabs should be sacked imme- me out. Any married man University who wants to cheat will find a diately — assuming, of gans had been going on for way? And he can do it very who wants to fool around can two years. So here's a bucket course, that the evidence is easily within his normal do It and never miss the So? of crow. Miss Landers. Be my conclusive. RED CROSS BENEFIT — The steering committee for the Monmouth Coun song — working schedule. My ex-hus- train. guest.— Dumb Wife CONFIDENTIAL to Sioux band was in the advertising ty Red Cross Chapter's annual champagne brunch gel One day last October I ran City, Iowa, Central High Prom Scarsdale: Dear Ann: business He used to tell me details under way for the April 25 noon event In Shgdowbrook, Shrewsbury. out of gas two blocks from My husband was home every Class Of 'M: Write to Evelyn Left to right, John Kames, Ocean, coordinator of an art show to be fea- nonsexist that most of his work was my husband's office. I de- Baker, Box No. 841. Sioux night - 1:40 sharp. But every done during lunch — with tured at the event; Mrs. Andrew W. Kennedy, Fair Haven, chairman; cided to walk over and call UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. City, Iowa, 5IIQ2. about our Saturday afternoon he played clients. I believed him until James E. Desmond, Colts Neck, chapter's chairman', and Mrs. Dorothy L. the nearest service station. It poker with the boys at a local (AP) — Pennsylvania State 40th reunion June 25-26 See Nelson, Fair Haven, co-chairman of the benefit. A mini spring fashions University has a new, "nonsex- the day I changed beauty was 1:15 p.m. hotel. They rented a room in you there! show will be presented by Sea Air Shop, Spring Lake Heights. There will be ist" version of Its 7S-year-old shops and spotted his car in When I arrived, the recep- order not to "inconvenience" Do yoo feel awkward, self- Alma Mater. front of an out-of-the-way mo- music for dancing provided by Fred Manfredi and his orchestra. Tickets conscious — lonely? Welcome tionist appeared to be very their wives My husband tel. I cancelled my hair ap- are available from the Red Cross chapter house, B30 Broad St., Shrews- Recognizing that there are to the (club. There's help (or pointment and waited by his bury. Lost year more than 125 persons attended the gala brunch. thousands of faithful students you in'Ann Lander's booklet. and alumnae who never "stood car for an hour. At precisely "The Key to Popularity." Bt boyhood's gate" and at no 2 20 he emerged — with a 20- JOIN THE Send 50 cents in coin with time were "molded into men," year-old girl who used to sit your request and a long, the university has revised the with our kids. When are you UNIPERM stamped, sell-addressed enve- song. • going to learn what the world lope to Ann Landers. P O STYLING The "boyhood's gate" men- is really like? — Eyes Opened tioned In the song — "When we Box 1400, Elgin, III. 60120 REVOLUTION stood at boyhood's gate, shape- less in the hands of fate" — has been forever locked, re- placed by the more equitable A UNIQUE WAY Of PERMANENT WAVINGI "childhood's gate." of RED BANK And no longer will sons — 24 BROAD 8TREET JOHN'S BEAUTY SALON INTRODUCES and daughters — of Alma Ma- ter proclaim In song: "Thou Steinbach didst mold us, dear old State, "UNIPERM" DURING MID-WEEK Into men, into men." SPECIALS . . . Feb. 17-18-19 and The words, have been changed to read: "Thou didst Feb. 24-25-26 Only! mold us, dear old State, dear old State, dear old State." laolyToilk IN OUR MAIN SALON The changes were approved •—— ** by Phyllis Kessel EVERY OHIO. 130 by Dr. John W. Oswald, presi- dent of the university, with STEINBACH COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR agreement from the Alumni As the number of wives entering the job market Council and Executive Board of. has increased, many companies have had to Anna Marl*, formerly ol Rumson loins our staff the Penn State Alumni Associ- wtilch Includes Nicky. Kathl, Bertha, Elaine and change their rules about employees who also WINTER COAT ation. Joaett* happen to be married to one another. Firms which, in the past, have not allowed married CARD PARTY couples to work for them have eased their HIGHLANDS - The High regulations. A recent Wall Street Journal survey lands Ladies First Aid Aux- found that one major oil company, while per- Jfoktin 5 BEAUTY SALON iliary will stage a card party mitting couples to work in separate departments, {J Wednesday at I p.m here in does not allow the wife to report directly to her \ 3 BROAD 8T. RED BANK the First Aid building. Valley husband ... or vice versal A television network 741-1515 St. Refreshments will be which formerly demanded that the woman either served. . transfer or resign if she married a co-worker, now permits the couple to decide which one will leave. Then there's the large conglomerate which employs so many married couples that its benefit booklets even explain how its pension plans operate for a pair retiring together! • • • STEINBACH SPECIAL EVENTS: The final two weeks of February offer a wide variety of activities for the store's customer-friends. Check these: This Thursday, Feburary 19, In the Garden Terrace Restaurant at our Shore Mall store, we're having a gala program saluting Ed Davis, 30 year vet. of WFPG radio. He and News Director Howard Berger will discuss "Women We Save $37 to $120 on each Have Known and Loved" . . . their tribute to the huge women's audience enjoyed by the radio coat. Selection is still great station. You can expect a provocative, light- and there is still plenty of hearted and entertaining hour from 10 to 11 cold weather ahead! a.m., along with coffee and pastry. Record albums ana cosmetics will be given away as door prizes and every woman who attends will receive HEREWITH this a special gift of Chanel 19 perfume. Some of you Spring's most will even have an opportunity to be interviewed and admission is free! Saturday, February 21 will ALL WINTER popular fabric — bring an outstanding gourmet cooking dem- poly and cotton knit onstration to the Shore Mall Housewares area by SPORTSWEAR - done in a two Colette Rossant, popular Public Broadcasting TV personality and author of the brand new book, piece dress with "Cooking With Colette". She'll be there from 1 to DRESSES AND placet front and 4 p.m. and just watching her expertise will inspire you to all sorts of culinary achievements! gored skirt. Brown Also on Saturday, from 11 a.m. until Noon in the SLEEPWEAR print on off white Children's Departments at Steinbach Asbury Park and Red Bank, there will be "Saturdays at ground. Sizes 6 to Steinbach" performances by drama students 16. Not only is this from Asbury Park and Ocean Township High dress gentle to your Schools. Bring the kiddies! The Gift Area at OFF! Manalapan Is the place this Saturday to discover skin, but it the art of Gouache', a most interesting art form promises to get which will be demonstrated by Bruce Fallender, a member of the Freehold Art Society from 1 to 4 softer with washing. p.m. Try to attend these special events when and TREMENDOUS BRA AND GIRDLE Day or evening — where you can We present them just for YOU! town or country — • • • you'U enjoy wearing Start digging through your favorite recipes in this dress, and preparation for next month's third Annual you'll like the Steinbach Spring Bake-Off. Top prize this year SALE will be a TV set and in addition to cakes, cookies price »50 and pies categories, there will also be a cake- decorating competition. Watch and listen for ALL SIZES - ALL CURRENT STYLES more Bake-Off News! FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK • • • 01GA, YOUTHCRAFT, VAN RAAITE, GODDESS, WARNERS, BICENTENNIAL BRIEFS: You can now obtain VANITY FAIR, PlATfX AND MAIDEN FORM. post cards showing the Steinbach Bicentennial billboard which is located at the Asbury Park Traffic Circle at the Service Desk in all of our stores. Their price: 5 cents each. The special limited edition "Molly Pitcher" Chair, made exclusively lor Steinbach by the famed Hitch- cock Chair Co., can be seen at the Monmouth 3 OFF! be a quiet standout County Historical Society, Freehold, where it is on loan for a month, as well as in the Furniture we'll help you at... Areas at our Asbury Park, Manalapan and Shore Mall stores. SPECIAL 50C GROUP BRAS SIZE 32 ONLY FLORA STEINBACH presents PHYLLIS CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE ... TAKE 3 MOS. TO PAY 111 broad afreet red bank, n.j. KESSEL S LADY TALK' Monday thru AT NO ADDITIONAL COST Friday. 11 55 am WFPG. WJLK radio OPEN WED. & FRI. EVES. TIL 9 P.M. 12 The Dtaffy Regkter MONDAY, FEBRUARY ie, 19T6

9 VOLT TREASURY TREASURY TRANSISTOR RUBBING ALCOHOL TOOTHBRUSHES Hn. Magwry Mrs. Slnw RADIO BATTERY Hard or Maalum 2 women elected 4.88' to hospital board CREST OR ALBERTO YO5 PRELL LONG BRANCH - Two women with close affiliations to COLGATE Monmouth Medical Center have been elected to its board of HAIR DRESSING CONCENTRATE trustees TOOTHPASTE Mrs. Kenneth H. Mageary of this city has just completed SHAMPOO two years as president of the MMC Auxiliary, which supports medical center projects through 13 branches with over 620 members. Mrs Gordon 0. Stearns of Ocean Township, is the daugh- ter of Mrs Melvin Block, a member of the honorary board of trustees whose board membership dates back to 1963. A pavi- lion of the medical center was dedicated In 1959 in memory of ARRID Mrs. Block's sister-in-law, the late Betty Block Roberts. BEN-GAY GILLETTE FOAMY Mrs. Mageary served four terms as president of the Jean OINTMENT SHAVE CREAM EXTRA DRY Conrow Branch of the MMC Auxiliary. •aflulor. GrMwIni or Naw Gal Her career as an accountant clerk at Ft. Monmouth was ANTI-PERSPIRANT recognized by numerous citations awarded her by federal government agencies, and her retirement was marked by a citation from the Retired Officers' Association, an unusual honor for a civilian. Mrs. Stearns was graduated from the Barnard School for Girls, New York, and Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Before her marriage she was an assistant buyer at Henri TREASURY Bendel, the women's specialty shop In New York. PEPTO- BAND-AID Mrs Steams moved to the shore area nearly three years NITE-TIME ago and Is a member of the Ocean Township Hadassah BISMOL PLASTIC STRIPS COLD FORMULA Students get awards in debate competition LINCROFT - Students vate Enterprise in the Mar- EFFERDENT from Brookdale Community ketplace." DESITIN ALKA-SELTZER College and Monmouth Col- DENTURE lege were among the prize Laurie Eldridge of Middle- SKIN CARE LOTION TABLETS winners of the sectional com- town, placed third in Lincoln- TABLETS petition of the Bicentennial Douglas debate, winning a ISO Youth Debates held at the savings bond. The topic for the debates was "Resolved: University of Delaware. That Governmental Policy Six county students had Towards the American Econ- won the right to represent omy has benefitted Con- District Three, which takes in sumers at the Expense of Monmouth, Burlington and Producers." Each participant TREASURY TREASURY Ocean counties, tn local and in the competition was re- JOHNSON district speaking contests quired to prepare on both BABY POWDER COSMETIC PUFFS held last year. sides of the debate question. BABY SHAMPOO Paul Eisenstein of Hazlet. a Brookdale graduate now at- Bicentennial Youth Debates tending the University of' Is a project of the Speech Michigan, won a $100 savings Communication Association, 2.88 bond and a copy of the Dec- the largest association of pro- laration of Independence for fessional speech educators in second place in persuasive the nation, and is supported speaking on the general topic by grant funds from the Na- "Advertising - the Vernacular tional Endowment for the BAN ROLL-ON LJSTERINE WHITE RAIN of America?' The speeches Humanities, a federal agency were original In content and created by Congress to sup- DEODORANT ANTISEPTIC HAIR SPRAY 10 minutes in length. port research, education and publications In the huma- Pamela Hlckens of Rum- nities. A grant from the Dela- son, Monmouth College stu- ware Bicentennial Committee dent, won the ISO U.S. Sav- funded awards for this sec- ings Bond awarded for third tional contest which included place In extemporaneous Southern New Jersey and speaking. Extemporaneous Delaware. speakers drew their specific TREASURY POLIDENT topics M minutes prior to giv- . Drag AddMlea Prtbtem? SCHICK SUPER II ing their speeches. All were Call man For Help Day or D-SIZE DENTURE on the general topic of "Pri- Night. BATTERIES CLEANSER CARTRIDGES 88'

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By ED KANARKOKSKI ever come along in this country." he admits He calls for the abolition of the Central In- from 26 to 45 years of age - and some who MATAWAN - The man of the hour in the "However, it's not impossible Lou Hams telligence Agency (CIA) noting, "We don't are even older tan, three-piece business suit leaned back in says an independent might win it with a plu- need silly covert operations to help protect "Although we're basically a young move- his easy chair and quickly came right lo the rality of the vote," he added In this case, us There already is a defense agency in ment, more and more people are coming to point. we're talking about a M per cent popular vole the Pentagon to give us the intelligence we believe that we can achieve a lot of new goals "I'm in this race primarily because the 10 take it." need lo detect and deter aggression." and become a greater nation for all of our Republicans ire finished in this country." de- The Libertarian standard bearer says the The Federal Bureau of Investigation people than we are now People aren't as clared Roger MacBride, the Libertarian Par- right combination of major party opponents (FBI), he says, "has a number of needed, use- afraid of third party movements anymore be- ty's 1976 presidential candidate, during an in- will help "drive" disenchanted Republicans ful functions" but needs careful restructuring cause of what the two-party system has done terview here Saturday. and Democrats over to his side Regarding the fiscal woes of New York to them " "After the Whig Party died in IBM. the "I'd like to see Sen. Frank Church run for City, he notes. "Let 11 go bankrupt like Penn Mayor Victor Armellinn of Matawan deliv Republican Party took its place." he said the Democrats," he notes, adding, "no matter Central or Lockheed A Virginian or a New (•red a 20 minute welcoming speech to the "Now the Libertarians are coming of age to how bad the odds may look for him now. I Jerseyan shouldn't bail out the people in pow- Magnolia Inn gathering replace the GOP and give the country a legiti- think the Republicans will end up with Gerald er in New York who made the mistakes The Like Mr MacBride. he also bolted the Re- mate major party choice from 1176 onward " Ford." place won't stop dead in Us tracks if it goes publican Party to be a political free lancer - Mr. MacBride, 46. spent Saturday attend- Mr MacBride knows the theoretical as bankrupt The only people who'll be nut of an independent ing the annual state convention of the New well as the practical side of politics The 1951 pocket are Chase Manhattan and life other "Have faith in yourselves and what you're Jersey wing of his party held this year at the political science graduate of Princeton Univer- banks who were foolish enough tn buy the trying to do," he laid the group "1 ran just Magnolia Inn on R. 7t. sity went on to Harvard Law School, gradu- city's securities in the first place ' this past year as an independent w ithout party The Libertarians — born nationally in 1971 ating in 1954 He moved lo Vermont in i960. He also proposes a gradual phasing out of backing and won reelection " and believers in decentralizaed government-are entered the state's GOP -gubernatorial pri- Social Security, replacing it with low cosi an making a serious run for votes across the en- mary in 1M4 and came away with 25 per cent nuity programs offered by private insurance He emphasized. "Don't let anybody dic- tire country this year. By sundown Saturday, uf the vote in a three-way race. companies tate to you You don't need all the money in about 100 party members had elected a U.S. Civil Service and the Internal Revenue the world lo win. but you do need the Senate candidate and nine congressional seal He later moved lo Virginia in 196H and Service also will be out nn the chopping block people Thai's how you win elections ' hopefuls. during the 1172 election — chosen as a presi- if the Libertarians can swing their fiscal pack- Mr. MacBride noted that Malawan was William Schetlick. the slate's party chair- dential elector from Virginia — refused In ages through Congress probably the most significant place in the en- man, predicts the party will have candidates cast his vote for the Nlxon-Agnew winning Most personal tax programs - which Mr tire state for the Libertanan convention for each of the remaining six congressional, ticket. He voted. Instead, (or the Libertarian MacBride refers to as "legal forms of thiev- Matawan was the home of Philip Freneau. slots before the end of next month Party slate whose vice presidential candidate ery" - will have no future on the Libertarian poetical spokesman for the American Revolu- Mr. MacBride, who would be at home in a was a woman. horizon tionary cause and later Thomas Jeffei^on,s private club car of a commuter train — ex- Unlike many political candidates for high "We will work to massively reduce taxes secretary. LIBERTARIAN LEADER - Roger MocBride, cept for his brand of politics, says he is dead office, Mr. MacBride ducks no interview ques- as fast as we can." promises Mr MacBride. One of the cornerstones of the Libertarian left, the Libertarian Party's 1976 presidential can- serious about his candidacy for the White tions with cliches that may draw a laugh and who notes that substantially reduced federal credo is the Jeffersonian principle of diffused didate, discusses the party platform with Steven House. help change a subject He will look you in the spending and great prosperity in the private governmental power Enterllne, a former Matawan Borough Republican He'll be on the ballots of at least 32 states eye and tell you. for instance, what Liber- sector will drive taxes to minimal levels Mr MacBride casually mentioned at the councilman. Both men attended the convention of this November. tarianism will mean for America The candidate pointed out lhal the real end of the interview that Jefferson's home the New Jersey wing of the party in.Matawan on "If I were to be elected, it probably would "We believe the United Stales should be a key lo his parly's growth and vitality is not was in Charloltesville. Va . adding with a Saturday. Mr. MacBrlde will be on at least 32 state be one of the greatest political phenomena lo giant Switzerland." he says matter-of-factly only its youth, but also its attraction to people smile. "It's my hometown, too " election ballots In November. Grant employes to swell jobless ranks STATE By JULIE MCDONNELL nances. Several hundred persons The Middletown store, at are expected to join the ranks HI 35 and New Monmoulh of the county's 23.600 unem- Road, closed last month. The ployed during the next two store at Airport Plaza Shop- months, as two area Grant's ping Center, Hazlet. closed The Daily Register stores close their doors per last fall 'manently. There has been speculation that several large chains, in- SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 13 Although all of the chain's remaining 359 stores were cluding Montgomery Ward, closed by Friday, employes and S.S. Kresge Company, Charges against nuns dropped will be needed to conduct are Interesed in buying some "going out of business" sales. of the stores. GLEN RIDGE — "We have I sense of relief, but no sense No date has been set for The first Grant's store was of victory," safe) Sister Carol Johnston after learning of this these sales al the two area founded by William T Grant borough's plans lo drop charges lhal she and four Sisters of stores in Shrewsbury and in Lynn, Mass., in 1906 The Charity roommates violated a local zoning ordinance by living Matawan Township, but a business grew to become the together. federal judge has given the third largest variety store The nuns had been charged with violating a 192I ordi- company 60 days to liquidate chain In the nation as re- nance which prohibits non-family members from living to- its operations and riase what cently as two years ago. with gether in a one-family house. money it can to pay its tl 1 over 1,000 stores in 40 states Mayor Harry St. Clair said Saturday that the borough billion in debts and 65,000 employes council has decided to seek dismissal of the controversial The 93,000 square foot store Analysts say that Grant's chargea in municipal court tomorrow The case had been in Matawan Township, in Co- decline^ began in the I960 s slated to be heard in a special court session Wednesday. lonial Plaza at Rt. 34 and with the move from main "We think we did the right thing." the mayor said, st Lloyd Road, opened only last street" shopping to the subur- Clair said the council intends to study the two zoning ordi- May It employed approxi- ban shopping malls Grant's, < nances involved. "In the meantime, the case against the nuns mately 200 persons they say, was left with un- will be dropped." he said The 10,000 square foot desirable locations in many Shrewsbury store, at Rl. 35 downtown areas. Planned Parenthood defended and Shrewsbury Ave , But less than a year ago. GRANT STORES CLOSED - Shoppers at the W.T. der way to hold going-out-of-business sales during opened Its doors In March when the new store opened to Grant stores In Shrewsbury, above, and Matawan the next two months. The closings will add several NEWARK — "Too many people think Planned Parent- large crowds in Matawan hood organizations do nothing out advocate birth control." 1073. It could not be deter- Township this weekend found 'Closed Tempora- hundred persons to the Monmoulh County mined last night how many Township, local store officials rily' signs in the windows. All 359 of the chain's re- unemployment rolls. That's the view of Mary Singlelary. executive director of were optimistic about their the Essex County Commute* for Planned Parenthood here, employes work there maining stores are now closed, and plans are un- Two other local Grant's, in success. and it'i shared by the U.S. State Department, which with- Robert Timm. merchandise stood recent criticism to recommend the organization's wort! Hazlet and Middletown. have Crant's store had experienced chain was undergoing a face merchandise and management grading our image and slock already become the victims manager al the store, said it in many years list. changes in recent months." "Grant's is definitely on the to underdeveloped nations. was the best opening any Ms. Singlelary, a former public health nurse, points out of the company's ailing fi- He also said lhal the entire -There have been manv he said last May "We are up- comeback trail." he said. that infertility service, male health clinics, sex education counseling in public schools and colleges, even a bilingual training program In community health careers are important parti of Planned Parenthood. "We're often the one organization in a community that Jazz workshop precedes library concert really serves total family health." she says. In her nine years with Planned Parenthood. Ms. Single- By CAROL JACOBSON titioners of the soprano saxo- As they reached the chorus the vocals, guitar and banjo. musician to play both inslruc- for The Arts. Ruby Braff will tary has seen its staff grow from five to M. and a $200,000 phone and clarinet, brought of the second number. Kenny George Duvivier on bass, ments for a maximum of pro- replace Mr Wilbur for this budget raised to II5 million. SHREWSBURY - It's not their New Orleans jazz style Davern stopped them lo say (he's considered a musician's gressive expression performance. often that the public can sit in to the library. they had lost the Dixieland musician) and a young man Both these musicians Byrne asks uniform air standards on a jazz workshop with five And they emphatically dis- sound they began with when on drums, Fred Stoll. they .though, co-founders of this John Livingstone Jr.. coun- musicians developing musical pelled the myth lhal jazz is they reached the improvisa- played a range of songs asso- group, play music arranged ty library director, has also TRENTON — Gov. Brendan T Byrne has called on Con- arrangements for a recording necessarily improvisationa! tional part of the score. ciated wilh^uch musicians as for jazz rather than the freer arranged for an additional gress to establish uniform national air pollution standards. date. With music sheets in front of They took the music back Jelly Roll Morion. Duke El- soprano saxophone sound that concert here this year, on Byme Slid such a change in the federal Clean Air Act The Soprano Summit staged them, composer and arr- to the top." correcting the lington, Bessie Smith. Bill comes out of the John Col- April 4 featuring the noted would prevent industry from moving out of states having one yesterday at the Mon- anger. Bob Wilbur, called out concept," according lo Da- Strayhorn, and Clyde Hop- trane, Cannonball Adderley saxophonist and arranger. tough pollution standards to those where controls are less stri- moulh County Library's East- bar numbers which they re- vern and brought it to a satis- kins. and Wayne Shorter era. liudd Johnson with Helen Humes on vocals. Bill Pern- ngent. ern Branch before they ferred to before they took off factory conclusion During the intermission. Bob Wilbur and Kenny Da- berton on bass. Richard In a letter to Rep. Paul 0. Rogers, chairman of the sub- played a regular free Sunday Bill Jones, a noted New York Both numbers they played They rapped with the au- vern lead a growing group of Wyands on piano. Benny Mor- committee on public health and the environment. Byrne said jazz concert to a full house jazz pianist, played a range of earlier were included In (he dience, answered a few ques- reed musicians who play the ion on trombone. Tafl Jordon the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's regional stan- audience. popular songs to a rapt au- group's repertoire of off-beat tions, joked, upped the sound difficult soprano sax Both on trumpet and Oliver Jack- dards should not be allowed to expose certain stales lo the loss dience He moved in and nut It's the second lime since songs, William H. Tyers' on the guitar speakers — men interchange that instruc- son on drums. of Industry and jobs. September and the third time "Maori," written in 1910 and which led into a two-hour con- tmenl and the clarinet with of a freer musical experience Byme urged the federal clean air measure be amended to since the fall of 1974 that Ken- played to a Latin beat and cert ol refined early New Or- aesthetic facility, much the with innovative elegance. The next concert will, be require EPA to develop new national "source performance ny Davern of Manasquan and Bob Wilbur's "Grenadilla leans swing same way Sidney Bechel did On May 16. the Soprano Sunday, March 14. when the standards that will realistically control pollution emissions Bob Wilbur, both agile prac- Stomp." Featuring Marty Grosz'on when he was the only jazz Summit will return for their Eddie Hazell Trio will per- by competitive and mobile industries." third performance here this form with Hazell on guitar season as part of a free con- and vocals. Bemie Taylor on $4.2 million restored to schools cert series partially funded bass and Lou Slingerland on TRENTON — Slate Education Commissioner Fred (!. by the National Endowment drums Burke has restored some HI million to local school budgets from 20 localities across the slate. The monies amount to more than 65 per cent of the funds slashed from local school budgets by the 20 municipal govern- Marlboro art unit ing bodies. The cuts had been appealed to Dr. Burkes office. Last year, following widespread rejection of school budg- et proposals by local voters. Burke said he felt most of the cut okayed on zoning funds would have lo be restored because the local districts had not presented inflated budgets to the public- MARLBORO - A person- place at the dwelling. According to a recent state Supreme Court ruling, the alized art service is now He explained that his » He education commissioner can not only restore budget cuts, but available here after questions and Mrs. Renee Schweber. a order budget increases, whether or not local budgets have about local zoning were partner in the venture, held been-cut. cleared up. an open house Saturday for Dr. Burke still must decide 17 other cast's, in which a to- The project is called the friends. la) of 16.3 million is at slake. Churchill Gallery, and is Mrs Hollander and Mrs based in a private home at 17 Schweber said previously Hearst jurors to see bank, closets Churchill Court, in the new they want to be invited lo SAN FRANCISCO - Patricia Hearst and the jurors who Triangle Oaks development people's homes to display an will decide her fate plan to see today the two apartment off of Newman Springs Road they have on hand and art closets where she says she was held in dark captivity lor Steven Hollander, whose they can obtain weeks after her kidnaping. wife. Joan, is a principal in "We want to find out Miss Hearst testified, the Symbionesc Liberation Army Ihc project, said yesterday he people's individual tastes and kept her blindfolded and tied, coerced her into taping a plea explained the project to mu- cater lo them," Mrs Schwe- to her parents to cooperate with her captors and physically nicipal officials and (ound ber said abused her. She began telling the jurors on Friday her story that municipal approvals are "We can get anything of why she took part in an SLA bank robbery fur which she is not needed people want, originals, litho- on trial. Mr. Hollander, who lives graphs, pastels, water colors Details of today's excursion were kept confidential "for at 17 Churchill Court, said he or woodcuts," she said. explained that only friends security reasons." said her chief defense attorney. F Lee f «M)*kr Un Pro "We will have home show will be invited lo his home to Bailey Federal marshals were to take the jurors lo suburban QUINTET PLAYS JAZZ - Kenny Dovern, left, on the Soprano Summit at the Monmouth County Li- ings and will show 30 pieces view art, and that no sign will Daly City and escort Ihem Into Ihc apartment where Miss clarinet, Marty Grosz on guitar. Bob Wllber, hold- brary's Eastern Branch for the third time since the of art, slides and maybe 10 be erected in front of the Hearst was taken the night she was dragged screaming from Ing a soprano saxophone, George Duvivier at the fall of 1974. .frame samples," Mrs Hollan- home and nu sales will lake her Berkeley apartment bass, and Fred Stoll on drums playing yesterday as der said 14 The DrilyRegfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY ie 1976 Winter Olympics end in pageantry INNSBRUCK (AP) - The The brawl cast a shadow went off smoothly, quietly 12th Winter Olympic Games over the otherwise successful and with relatively few dis- passed into history with a performance of the US putes. That may explain whey show of pagentry in the shad- squad here The United Stales the brawl involving some U.S. ow of the Tyrolean Alps won 10 medals — including hocky players attracted so "I muit now declare the golds by figure skater Do- much attention. Whatever the 12th Olympic Winter Games rothy Hamill and speed ska- reason, it was Ihe subject of closed," said International ters Sheila Young and Peter discussion through Innsbruck Olympic Committee President Mueller — to finish third in yesterday Lord Killamn of Ireland, ring the overall standings Following their crushing 4-1 ing down the curtain on this That was just two short of loss to West Germany, a de- 12-day international celebra the all-time best of 12 won by feat which cost ihe U.S. a tion of ice and snow and ath- the American team in 1(12 at bronze medal, a dozen or so letic endeavor. Lake Placid, an impressive American hockey players showing for a country thai wnet out on Ihe town Satur- The large Olympic flag only one Olympic size speed day night to drown their sor- which hung over the Ice skating rink, only one bobsled rows in beer. Stadia was lowered as the in- ternational cast of athletes, run and virtually no financial There are several versions gathered informally around support from the government of how the altercation began the hall, looked on last night Pat Sullivan, U.S. Olympic The Soviet Union, with its counsel, said one of the Amer- It will be raised again in four precision hockey team, pow- years at Lake Placid, NY icans went into the cellar of erful speed skaters and vir- a local tavem looking for his The only event held on the tually tireless cross country parents. final day of these Games was skiers, piled up II gold med- the 90-meter ski jump which als and 27 total in the 37 "I don't know what hap- was won, fittingly, by the host events. East Germany was pened," said Sullivan. ."The Austrians The rest of the day second with seven golds and hockey player said Someone was devoted to the closing IS total. pushed me and I pushed him back.1" ceremonies, a figure skating Unlike the bloody Summer exhibition, the evacuation of Words were enchanged. A Olympics in Munich four tray of beer was spilled "A athletes and the aftermath of years ago or the confusion the Saturday night barroom restaurant bouncer got inlo that has marked preparations the controversy and Ihe GOLDEN FORM — Austria's Karl Schnabl leans forward on pics. Schnabl won the contest with lumps of 320 and 318 feet brawl Involving some U.S. for the Games this summer in American boy was on Ihe his skis during the special 90-meter ski jumping event yes- and earned the gold medal. hockey players Montreal, these Olympics floor," siad Sullivan. "His terday. It was the final competition in the 12th Winter Olym- friends went lo help him ' Several glasses and lamps Minns., topped the Americans Austrian ski victory during spent much of their lime here interpretation of "Schehere- from 37 nations competed were broken and a glass door with jumps of 292 and 279 feet the Games and coach Tom sweating out precise figures zade," Terry Kubicka of here during Ihe 12-day run. was shattered during the for 191.1 points Sailer has offered to resign and trying to overcome Cypress, Calif did his paienl- They were watched by some melee, which reportedly in- It was a welcome perform- This country's economy de- nerves,lossened up yesterday ed black flip and even Ihe Mm 15 million visitors in person volved about 20 Austrian tav- ance performance for the pends greatly on ski manufac- In an exhibition program cal East German bronze and by many more millions ern patrons and took 10 In- Austrians who had been upset turing and the ski tourist Miss Hamill, from Riverside. medalist, Christine Errath. mi television nsbruck policemen to break over their lacklustre showing trade, and it is feared a poor Conn., did a bright relaxed turned up in a flapper cos- As Killamn said when the up. Some of the Americans there, notably among Ihe showing by the locals could dance number, men's gold tume and id a bouncy Char- twin Olympic flames were suffered cuts and bruises. skiers. Franz Klammer. who lead to financial disaster. medalist John Curry of Brit- lesion routine snuffed oul last nighl, "We none of them serious took the downhill, was the one The figure skaters, who ain skated a graceful, baletic In all, some 1.040 athletes meet again in Lake Placid " Two players, identified as Gary Ross of Rouseau. Minn., and Robert Miller of Bille- nca, Mass , were detained, fined $18 for disturbing Ihe Pearson crashes to victory peace and released They will be allowed to leave Austria but charges of resisting ar- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla stopping, but Petty would rest and causing properly (AP) — "Seems like every- have had to make one more damage may be filed later in where we go. when It comes fuel stop. the week. This will be a for- down to the last lap it's me The 41-year-old Pearson, mality, however, as bolh will and Richard," said a happy, who spun oul while leading be out of the jurisdiction of slightly stunned David Pear- last year's race on lap 108. Austrian authorities. son after his car limped kept right on Petly's tail after across the finish line ahead of the caution period ended The tavern owner said IS Petty in a crashing finish or Then came the rapid lead officials have agreed lo pay yesterday's Daytona 500 changes, and then the cars the damages, which amount tapped each other, setting off to about 11.000. and he will "Of all those times. I'll the wild spins and crashes not press charges guarantee you this was the strangest," Pearson said of Both cars wound up on the "First time they'd had a his 88th career NASCAR infield grass, where Pearson beer in weeks," said one Grand National victory, his was about to gel Ms Mercury American official. "They had first ever in M usually frus- going first. a right to let down their trating tries in stock car rac- "1 radioed Glen Wood and hair- ing's most prestigious event asked him if Richard had Karl Schnabl and Tom In "I knew Richard had more crossed the finish line yet He nauer gave the home team a horsepower than I did. so I said no, so I took off." said a last hurrah yesterday by fin- thought it was all over when jubiliant Pearson, who won in ishing 1-2 in the 90-meter Richard came back aound me excess of $40,000 with the vic- jump, which began on a in the fourth turn," Pearson tory. mountain where Napoleon's said. "I never lifted the Petty finally shut off his car army once fought. SWEET SORROW — Figure-skating and ice-danc- throttle at all on the while and climbed oul. His cousin • Schnabl had jumps of 320 ing Olympic medal winners wave farewell to the flag lap 1 told the pit crew I Dale Inman helped him back and 318 feel fm 234.8 points crowd after an exhibition In the Innsbruck Olympic didn't have the horsepower lo to the garage area. He said Innauer, the 17-year-old sen- Stadium yesterday. The occasion marked the final pass him again." he was not injured. sation, had the best leap of day of the 1976 Winter Olympics. The couple in the Petty swerved in from in Pearson's average speed in foreground are Soviet paired figure skating gold the day, 337 feet, but went Ally 209 on his second try for the last turn, cut inlo Ihe left winning the 18th annual run- medalists Irina and Alexander Seizev. The third front of Pearson's car and ning of this classic was couple from the front are the Individual figure 232.9 points Henry Glass of East Germany was third. both started spinning They 152.181 miles per nous skating gold medalists Dorothy Hamill of the U.S. smashed inlo the fronlslretch The Petty-Pearson tangle and John Curry of Great Britain. Jim Denney of Dululh. wall, carrying backmarker was far less serious than Ihe Joe Frasson's car with them one involving Ramo Slott. But Pearson managed lo Skip Manning and Ray Ray drive his mangled car spun after Stott's maching through Ihe infield and uplocked up in front of him, and Snead wins Open across the track to Ihe check- Manning then pounded Into ered flag. Petty's Dodge spun the driver's side of Ray's car its wheels just 500 feel short The attrition rale was high- of his sixth Daytona 500 est among the promising pack with birdie on 18th triumph, but with the help of of expected frontrunners a crew, he finally gol going Stott, who started from the SAN DIEGO (AP) — "That." said J C and limped to a second-place pole position, lost the lead on Snead, "was Ihe longest U hours I've ever finish. the first lap. He dropped back Spent. "I apologized lo David for a lap on the 50th with a bro- "1 played that round all night long. I hitting him the first place." ken windshield and was final- SMASHING FINISH - Richard Petty spins along the final stretch of the thought I'd never gel lo sleep Then when I Petty said. "I told him I ly kayoed in Ihe three-car Oaytona 500 after brushing the car of David Pearson. Petty was leading at woke up, I thought I'd already won the golf hated for it to happen crash. the time, but Pearson, his cor also battered, won the race. tournament. "If therere's anything lo be Buddy Baker grabbed Ihe National champ held on and for the day with mechanical "It was kind of a disappointment when I mad at, I'm mad at myself " the first three-quarters of the lead, as Cale Yarborough lost dipped safely pasl the rapidly woes. race, parked with a broken realized I had to go out and play it again." Another crash earlier in Ihe an engine and became the slowing Baker The four drivers who had valve spring. And the big, rangy, drawiing nephew of race sent pint-sized driver first car oul. Another front- their original qualifying Sam Snead almost let it gel away He watched, John Ray of Eastaboga. Ala., Bruce Hill bumed a piston runner, Dick Brooks, retired "To say I'm disappointed is speeds disallowed in a cheat- a commanding five-shot lead dwindle, dimin- to the hospital with serious in- and was out early. a few laps later an understalment. " Baker ing flap last Sunday all suf- ish and all but disappear in the face of a juries. said. "We proved we had the Pearson lead J8 laps, with charge by veteran Don Bies The first yellow flag came fered mechanical (roubles Benny Parsons' courageous oul of the Ilth lap when Sail fastes car in the race when Petty 38. Foyt led the most "I was just trying to hang on." Snead said bid for a second straight up- Wallher supun on the front we made up two laps we lost Dave Mams, winner of one circuits around the 2^ mile "f didn't think I was choking, but I guess I set victory, evaporated when straight in oil another car but they don't send you to of Thursday's 125-mile quali- Daytona International did, because 1 hit some shots oul there I dropped on Ihe track. Earl Victory Circle for that" fying races, was knocked out Speedway In oval with 68. wouldn't normally hit." the engine on his Chevrolet started to go sour while in Ihe Ross brought the next caution of contention on Ihe 50th lap Then he paused and let a big. broad smile David Hobbs tore along the The race lead changed lead late in the race He fin- period when his car's engine by a bumed valve. brighten his face. second-turn wall when a lire hands a record 60 limes ished a distant third, followed let go right in front of the Darrell Wallrip. who "But I won. Thai's what counts. 1 won it." blew. His car was repaired among 15 drivers. Pearson by Lennie Pond and bright leaders at lap 34. smoked all through Ihe quali- Snead, who led or shared the lead through and he returned to Ihe race led 36 laps, and Petty 38. Oth- rookie talent Neil Bonnet t. Baker, who was black- fying race he won, was all 72 holes, had to birdie the final hole to do briefly. er leaders were Parsons, Bak- The race was marred by flagged once for throwing oil. unable to correct the problem it. He won the Andy Williams -San Diego Open er, Hobbs, Bobby Allison. one major crash, which sent went out with his Ford's en- Coo Coo Marhn, running sec- Sunday and finally dropped Jimmy Means, Terry Bivins. Golf Tournament for Ihe second consecutive gine erupted in Petly's face ond with 50 laps lo go. spun to out. year with a final round of par 72 on Ihe 7,047- pint-sized driver John Ray of Terry Ryan and Jackie Ro- The six-time NASCAR Grand a stop on pit road, finished A J. Foyt. who led much of yard South course at the Torrey Pines Coun- Eastaboga, Ala to Ihe hospi- gers. try Club and a 272 total. 16 under par. tal with serious chest injuries.. Neither Petty nor Pearson Ryan, a rookie not give Bies, who started the bright, sunny final was Injured in Ihe wall much of a chance even day six shots back, closed to within one with Vikings may move to Big Apple crashes, and neither was dis- though he started on the front a last round 67 and 273. turbed about What happened NEW YORK (AP) - The Minnesota Vik, were not losing money now but would be in row, drove to a steady, credit- "You know, it's hard to play with a five- Petty accepted Ihe blame tor ings have discussed with officials here Ihe pos- two or three yars. able sixth. shot lead," Snead said. "You figure if you can PANTING VICTORY - J.C. Snead the crashes and congratulated sibility of. moving Ihe National Football "We have no intenlions of going to another play a lick them guys shouldn't be able to hangs out his tongue after sinking a Frasson, involved in the Pearson. League team to New York lo play in Yankee area," Lynn said, "unless the economics catch you. I just couldn't gel it back in the four-foot putt to win the Andy Wil- Petty-Pearson debacle, fin- "No. I'm not mad." said Stadium. forces us to." Then, he noted that the Min- slot I've been in liams-San Diego Open Golf Tourna- ished in a dead heat with Ro- Pearson, basking in the glory Mike Lynn, gemeral manager of the Vik- nesota Legislature is considering a bill to fi- "If I'd ever been able to gel it under par. ment yesterday. Snead, who watched gers for Mill. of winning the one major race ings, and Neil Walsh, a deputy New York City nance the construction to a new stadium. I'd have been okay But I couldn't do it. I a once-commanding lead dwindle, which had eluded him. "Rich- commissioner, confirmed Sunday they had The unofficial margin of kept on three-putting and just fighting to stay birdled the final hole to hold off on Walsh said he and Lynn had met in New ard didn't mean to do thai. met 10 days ago to discuss a possible move victory was It seconds, al- even. I kept putting more and more pressure rushing Don Bies. Snead finished with York 10 days ago lo discuss the possibility of He was trying to win Ihe Lynn denied that the discussions were de- though there was some dis- on myself." 272, 16 under par. moving the Vikings to Yankee Stadium, which race, just like I was." signed to bring pressure on Minnesota officials cussion whether Petty ever Bies put the pressure on. too He holed a is being renovated at a cost of more than $70 lo build a new stadium, but he and Walsh ad- got across the finish line un- 40-foot putt to close to within a single shot on were allowed to lift, clean and place the ball The classic fight to the fin- million In taxpayers' money mitted Ihe Vikings would nol even entertain a der his own power. the 14th. The next three holes were played in - he managed a good lie and went for Ihe ish so often staged between Walsh said he had acted with the knowl- move to New York if they got the new sta- matching pars. They went to Uie 501-yard, par- green. He put it on the back fringe. Snead was the two all-lime superstars of edge and consent of Mayor Abe Beame and Ills pit crew briefly pushed dium they have been pushing for five 18th still jusl one stroke apart. pin-high to Ihe left. Southern slock car racing that the city was ready to make an offer lo the care, but he asserted he Snead, still carrying a willed, four-leaf Bies lined up his 60-fool eagle pull, backed was set up by a caution flag Metropolitan Stadium, where Ihe Vikings the Vikings. He said Lynn told him the Vikings rolled across without help. clover he found in Thursday's first round,' off, then ran it down lo about three feel. at lap 175 of Ihe 200-lap race. play, seats 47,0M. Lynn said it was the smal- would "be in the red in three years if they For the record, he and Par- drove the middle of the fairway. Bies' drive Snead chipped lo four then made the birdie Before thai, Pearson could lest stadium In the NFL and said il offered don't gel a new stadium. If that happens, they son were credited with 191 strayed to the right rough, but — since players putt that secured his fifth lour title. have gone the distance without poor viewing for football. He said ihe Vikings would be interested in coming lo New York " laps. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY FEBRUARY 16. 1976 The Dtily Regkter 15 Haywood, Pearl power Knicks

•y Tkr AuadalH Pm Haywood scored If of his points in the second half and Philadelphia drew lo within two points. 47-45. with 7 It re- Earl Monroe chipped in 27 as New York swept the two-game maining in Ihe third period Bui New York pulled away for a The New York Knicks. aided by Spencer Haywoods » weekend series against the 7ters 63-58 advantage after three periods points and strong second and fourth period surges, beat the After leading 22-20 at the end of the opening period, the Doug Collins led the Sixers with 27 points. 19 of which Philadelphia 7lers M-e in a National Basketball Association Knicks scored the final eight points of the second period to came In the first half Fred Carter scored lit and George game yesterday . take a 43 33 lead at halftime MtGinnis provided 14 of his 16 points in Ihe second half Washington pulled away lo an IS point halflime spread by outscoring I.os Angeles 34-16 in the second penod Phil (he nier was the Bullets' high scorer with a season-high 30 points. 16 of them in the first 13 minutes Rangers up; Isles score Reserve Len "Tuck " Robinson added 24 points and 14 rebounds for Ihe Bullels By the tiadilH Press beaten Buffalo only once In 18 Supersub John Drew scored 33 points, including a dozen in Phil Ksposilo scored twice meetings. The Sabres had an the fourth quarter, lo pace the Hawks Bob McAdoo had 45 and added an assist, leading eight-game home unbeaten points for the Braves. 22 in the fourth quarter the New York Rangers to a J- streak snapped. 1 National Hockey League Brian Winters scored 10 points. Hob Dandndgr 29 and Kl Trottier, who opened the victory over the Kansas City more Smith a season-high 28 for Milwaukee, which took com- scoring at «:02 of the first pe- Scouts last night mand by shooting a sizzling 702 from Ihe field in the first riod by banging home his own half Esposlto's 23rd and 24th rebound, added an insurance goals plus the assist moved goal, his 23rd of the season. Lloyd Neal. playing with a mask lo protect his fractured him pan Norm Ullman into Into the empty Buffalo net fifth place on the all-time check bone, scored 13 points Id help Portland break a four- with six seconds left after the game losing streak Geoff Petne had 22 points for Portland, NHL scoring list with 1.211 Sabres pulled Desjardins for points. while Boston's Jo Jo While led all scorers with 26 points. a sixth attacker. Billy Kmghl, held lo just 10 points through three periods, Rick Mlddleton and Rod Buffalo's Jacques Richard exploded for 28 in Ihe final period and overtime lo lead In- Gilbert had two assists apiece tied the score at 11:41 of the diana to victory Indiana's Don Buse sank a ll-fool shot with as the Rangers snapped a first period, converting a two seconds left to send it into overtime, and Ihe Pacers three-game losing streak goalmouth pass from Rene quickly look command in Ihe extra period Dav( Kobisch while ending Kansas City's Robert. New York goalie Bil- added 27 points for Indiana while Amis Gilmore scored 26 for club record unbeaten skein at ly Smith made some brilliant Kentucky. (our garnet. Gilbert's feeds saves In stopping Buffalo's 32 enabled him to tie Red Kelly other shots. Ron Boone scored 26 points and Caldwell Jones added 24 FRAZIER SCORES - New York Knicks Walt Fra- for 13th place with 542 career Flyers Up points and 12 rebounds as St. Louis handed Virginia its l.tli iler goes up over Philadelphia 7oers guard Doug assists straight loss on Ihe road, an ABA record Man Roberts net Bill Barber's 34th goal of Collins as he gets o lump shot off during yes- ted 27 points, all in Ihe second half for Ihe Squires Ksposilo opened the scoring season just 14 seconds into terday's game in Philadelphia. The shot was good. just 21 seconds into the game, the third period gave the beating a sprawling goalie Philadelphia Flyers a 2-1 vic- Dennis Herron from a tory over the Montreal Cana- scramble in front of the net diens in a National Hockey after Middleton centered the League'game last night. Neptune, Hudson hit goals; puck from the corner. Wayne Barber captured the puck Dillon's 14th goal made it" 2-0 after Montreal's goalie Ken at 17:58 after a pretty pass Dryden made a save on Flyer from Gilbert to climax a 2-on- defenseman Ed Van Impe. 1 break. circled the net from right to Branchers, Bucs take aim The Rangers added two left and put the puck pasl SABRE DANCE - Jacques Richard of the Buffalo Neplune is making the Shore Conference "A" Division 10 with a 70-42 "C" win ovep Manalapan John Holden scored power-play goals early in the Dryden before the Montreal Sabres (head above net) watches his shot go by basketball pennant race a mere formality from year lo year 34 points in thai one. and helped the Bucs close in on their second period. Carol Vadnais goalie could cover the angle goalie Billy Smith of the New York islanders dur- The Fliers, who haven't lost a game in 22 oulings- Ihe besl in second straight division title blasted a slap shot past Her- It was Barber's seventh ing first period of game won by the Islanders, 3-1. the school's regular-season history-win the big ones im- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional. Ihe team thai nearly dash- ron from the top of the left goal in the last seven games Billy Harris (IS) of the Islanders is too late to help. pressively They staved off Middlelown Township for Ihe sec- ed Red Bank's plans for Its tide in a big upset last week, faceoff circle after feeds from Montreal took a 1-0 "lead al ond lime this year in a 93 74 rout despite Huh Kasten s 30 turned around and lost to Manasquan on Tuesday That loss Gilbert and Ksposilo at 4:11 7 M of the first period when . points, to win the title put the Bulldogs out pf the race They are lied with Red Bank and Middleton fed Ksposilo Jacques Lemaire. coming out Henry Hudson Regional, returning lo old form after Insing Catholic for 10th place. in the slot at 7:11. At IK W. from the penalty box. look a Polis fired a bouncing Stfott- Buc swimmers out last year to Point Pleasant Horn and Freehold for Ihe "D" Rumson beat winless Marlboro Friday. 83-40. and Chico feed from Pete Mahovlich Division crown, poured il on this year and beat Bom twice Williams accounted for the game-high of 16 points er past Herron. and shoved the puck past Fly- The Admirals slopped the determined Panthers on Red Bank Catholic thumped Mater Dei. 71-48. behind Tom New York goalie John Da er goalie Wayne Stephenson Friday, 47-43. in a come-lrom-behind effort, to win the cham- Seamen's II points, bul dropped down from ninth lo 10th on vidson blanked the Scouts un- at the left side. streak snapped til Craig Patrick's power-play pionship. Boro's only two losses in Ihe conference have come the list. The Flyers tied the game at the hands of Hudson In other games over Ihe weekend. Monmouth Regional'* goal at 8:38 of the final peri RED BANK - The longest in Terry Turner. Hick Hell, Just 43 seconds into the sec- Both the Fliers and Admirals remained in Ihe numbers Todd McCormick scored 13 points, but Ihe Falcons couldn't od. winning streak at Red Bank and Steve Fish. Tim Turner ond period when Larry one and two positions of The Daily Register's Top 10 by keep- overcome Lakewood The Piners won. 76-67. by virtue of a Isles Wla ' Regional High School was swam his way to a double Goodenough slapped a 15 loot ing their streaks alive strong second-quarter performance. Andre St. Laurent got the broken, and II had nothing to win. blast past Dryden. who had Long Branch, priming for Ihe revenge match with kingpin tie-breaking goal early in the do with Ihe football learn In other "A" Division games. Brick Township slumped Just made two sparkling Lakewood, destroyed Ocean Township. 80-43. and Doug Brown third period and rookie Bryan The Buccaneer girls' swim- Rtd MM IN (M) Ttmt Riw M. (Ml Central Regional. 76-57: Toms River North edged Raman. 77 saves on Flyer caplain Bobby 200 medley relov - lf»y Turner. Andy accumulated 20 points The Branchers play host to Ihe Piners Trottier scored his second of ming team dropped us first Kltm. Tim Turner, Rick Rell. ? IS) The Green Wave is third on Ihe Register's list. In "B" activity. Jackson Township downed Malawan Re- ai the New York Islanders The loss left Montreal in 93-79. after streaking to 37 SO yord IrMttyic - Rich Shorae. Hi 14 3 Middletown Township remained fourth despite Ihe loss to gional, 75-71, and Southern Regional beat Unwell. 73 62 ' defeated the Buffalo Sabres 1 first place In the Norns Divi- straight victories 100 vord butter.ly - Fith. («). St ' 100 Yor4 trentyie - Terry Turner. IRl Neptune—its only nemesis in the division In the "C" Division. Asbury Park tripped Manasquan. 71 1 In a National Hockey sion by a wide margin while The Red Bank boys man- IM SOO yard Irmlyk - Re*i. ,Rl S Jl 1 St. Rose of Iselmar won Us third game in the week. 52-50. 60. and Shore Regional slaved off Wall Township. 58-57 League game last night. the Flyers remain 12 points aged lo down Ihe Manners. 100 yord bochitrohe - Terry Turner. over Christian Brothers Academy The victory marked Ihe Freehold Township knocked off llolmdel. 82-70. in Ihe only St. Laurent, who had only ahead of the New York Islan-' 96-76. for their seventh i Ri I 01) 100 ygrd bfroM.lrofee - Frank Woo*) third time the two learns have met this year and Ihe third other "D" battle four previous goats, fired the ders In the Patrick Division. straight win of the season word. IB) I II J 400 yard treetlyle relay - Tim Turner, time in which the Roses have won Thai victory pul SI Rose THE DAILY REGISTER puck past goalie Gerry Des- The victory pushed the Despite Ihe gals loss, su- John Muller. Stu Kroll Sieve Fnh IRI J SI J into fifth place ahead of Freehold which dropped to sixth af- TOP It jardins,former Islander, at Stanley Cup champions to perb performances were Ttmi Htvtr N (ni t«t* ft«ft ftCfl. llf) ?00 yord medloy — Dono Mihlon, Dona ter losing a conference game earlier this week 1. Neptune (22-*) 2:« of the final period alter within seven points of the Ca- turned in by Liz Hendrickson. Morton. Leilie Woodward. Loron Rod men, IRI. 106 1 Freehold snapped back and bit Keansburg on Friday. 79 2. Hear} lludsoa Reg. (21 11 Ed Westfall won a faceoff in nadiens in the overall point Dana Minion, and Dana Mor- ?00 yord Irentyle - Lit Hrnd-Kkion (R» 1 Mt 66. and senior Larry Love cashed in with 16 points. 1. Loag Braaca (16-2) the Buffalo zone. race in the NHL which deter- ton who all were on lop in '00 yord individual medley - Debbie St. John Vianney was a 65-64 loser to St Peters of New 4. Middleltwa Tup (17 5) The Islanders, who ended a mines home ice advantage in three events. Cindy Prick fol- Dimon, IT). 2.33 I SO waryard Ireeitylff - Cindy Fntk (R) Brunswick on Saturday, but turned back tough SI Pius X of 5. SI. R«e (IS-4) five-game winless skid, had the playoffs. lowed as a double winner 100 yard butterfly - Mihlon. | R |. I 0/ r Piscataway. 86-62. on Thursday night 6. Freehold (16-4) All in all the girls took a 100 yard freestyle - Fnch. IRI. t 01 4 Rich Seddeducali scored 20 points in Ihe Lancer victory first place in all bul oneSOO yard freestyle - Hendnchson. IRi. 7. SI. Joha Vlame> (144) 6 « I Thursday, and Bill Carey totaled 26 in the losing effort on Sal event and still had their 100 yard boc*stroke - Minion. |R| 8. CBA (ll-t) Rosewall tops haver I 09 7 urdfy I. Red Bank Reg. (13-8) string broken Their record is 100 yard breoitslroke - Morion. IRI. I lit CBA dropped to eighlh place after suffering two defeats now 6-1 on the year. 400 yord Ireestyle relay - Lit Hendrick II. Rumsta-Falr Havea Reg. (ll-8)aad Red Bank Catholic son. Alei Wright. Cindy Frith. Dona last week, and Red Bank Regional climbed back into The Top (13-7), tie. in 3 straight sets The boys had triple winners Morton. {Rl.no time

KEAUHOU KONA. Hawaii nationally-televised match (AP) — The early morning Kosewall lost momentum in CBA survives start and the tradewlnds Ihe first set after Laver had seemed to match Ken Rose- broken his serve for a 3 1 lead wall's cool as the small -Aus- on the new Holua Stadium tralian finished off coun- Petrian's surge court. But Rosewall then tryman Rod Laver in three came back to break Laver. quick sets of World Cham- who double-faulted, and it LINCROFT - Christian Malt Shalloo led the Colt pionship Tennis play yes- was Rosewall's match all Ihe Brothers Academy survived a scorers with 13 points, and terday. way. fourth-period scare lo down Tom Landoi and Phil St Peter's of Jersey City. 55- Rosewall. al 41 the oldest at McGovem each hit 14 for St He ven the sel al 3-3. broke 51, here yesterday at S-foot-7 and 140 pounds Laver in the eighth game and Peters, which is now H-13 The Colts, now III. led by one of the smallest of the then closed out the set. 6-4. 16 points at the half and by as eight pros entered in the WCT Laver seemed to be frustra- The CBA junior varsity ex- many as 19 early in the third 1320,000 Challenge Cup lour ted In the second set and con- tended its winning streak to period before St Peler's nament here, commanded the tinually talked lo himself as 20 games this season and 38 started to come back They 6-4, 61. 1-3 match trhoughoul Rosewall, working his strong over the past two by whipping outscored CBA, 15-7. in the for the winner-take-all 110.000 backhand throughout, won 6- St Peler's 53-46 third quarter, and then edged prize. 1. ahead, 45-44. on a basket by The 37-year-old Laver. who He then went through the Dennis McGill two minutes (, (, T lost the much acclaimed 1172 third set, beating Laver in the Milk if lo 4 1 10 Lwenio 3 into the final eight minutes Argylean a 1 0 Danvh 4 : WTC finals match to the same fifth game to take a 3-2 lead. j i 14 Palerno 4 10 Sieve Driscoll lied the McGill 6 0 0 man, onte again fell victim to Laver seemed lo catch fire Londoi 1 > 14 Tori 1 ) 7 game for Ihe Colls with a free 5 luro 0 HosewaiVs talented backhand then as he broke Rosewall's SWIM STREAK SNAPPED - Debbie Dickson, 6 i) nity YMCA. Despite the Buccaneer gals domina- throw, and Dan Danish put Lenhardl 1 t and accurate lobs. serve with a backhand shot left, of Toms River North swims to her team's lone DNKOII I I tion they lost to the Mariners 93-79, and had their them ahead with a basket Af- LaveVbas a lifetime edge down the line, but Rosewall TotoK } SI TOMII 73 r U victory In the 200 yard individual medley over Red 37 straight winning streak broken. The Red Bank ter that. CBA remained in over his countryman but nev- came right back in the next Bank Reglonqls Leslie Woodward at the Commu- boys remained undefeated for the season with a 96 control V Pder t IU i ik II -SI er could gel on track in Ihe game. 76 victory. CBA II 1* / IS Si IIMlHIIHHIIIMHIMIIIHMIIIllllMIHIIIIIIItllllllllllltllMIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItltlllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pennella takes new wrestling approach at Red Bank Forfeits were common and youngsters would be pro the toughest job of all." Vir When Ihe wrestling season lllllllllllllllll ill 111 1 iiiiiiimiiii iiiinii said. "Others feel thai we are Alt's Gymnastic School, defeats came often. iecled and brought along cilia said. "They had to show began al Red Bank Regional doing the wrong thing " placed fourth of 80 partici- In order to have a man al slowly. leadership lo the others High School this year, coach However. Pennella and his pants in all-around events every weight to avoid forfeits. "We sel entirely new goals Despite Ihe team's losing Mike Pennella knew he was assistants feel that they, are Greg Love of West Al- Pennella often had lo throw for ourselves and Ihe kids." record, their pride had to be- going to lose virtually every on the right track—at long lenhurst is a member of Ihe young, inexperienced malmen Vircillo explained. "First, we come infectious to the oth- match. last It may lake another swimiming team al Villanova to the wolves. II didn't make wanted to recruit new athlet- ers." He had planned it thai way. JOISNI year or two, bul wrestling is Captain of his diving team 8 much difference. Defeats es and keep them the enure The results of Project Hani Most coaches do not like to very much in the future al at Ocean Township High. were just as common and los- year We wanted lo stress Kin can only be seen on the commit suicide. They view Red Bank Regional. Love is a freshman Business ing attitudes developed. learning and individual im lower levels The junior var- FALK each impending contest as if Those who manned the thin major and a part of the Villa- The system, according to provement from match to sity squad, working mainly it were the landing al Nor- varsity ramparts this year nova platform squad. Pennella, was self-defeating match. Winning was secon- with sophomores, has had its mandy. Pennella has sacri- may become likened to the l.onnie Allgood. who Will Not enough of Ihe youngsters dary to demonstrating what best campaign. Seven were ficed this season so that he Spartans who were sacrificed graduate from Syracuse Uni- survived lo become winners. was to be learned lhal week winners in a J V toumamenl .lllllllllltlllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIllllllllllllM can rebuild the entire wres- at Thermopylae. versity in June, is rated as Along the way, many of them We also wanted our athletes In previous seasons. Red the newcomers is Timmy "more dene Armstrong, who tling program at Red Bank Ann Woods of Middletown. one of the top wide receiver dropped out because of the lo believe in themselves and Bank had trouble fielding a Johnson, a football star who said, "The program is good Regional. a student al Red Bank Catho- prospects in the upcoming psychological setbacks and in- develop pride." J V team previously played basketball I'd gel killed if I wrestled Wrestling has been a prob- lic, scored a 70 55 in Klite professional football draft by juries. Johnson lost his first few J V lem, to say the least, at Red The varsity has had only The freshman Icam has varsity" Gymnastics at Minneapolis Sporting News. Allgood. an matches bul is now coming on Bank. Despite some good in- When this season came, six full time wrestlers all sea- also been doing well although Other coaches are watching last week and qualified for All-County performer on the strong. Mis last match was a dividual talent, Pennella and Pennella, junior varsity coach son and has not won a match the coaches are trying not lo what Pennella is doing at Red the national championships great Red Bank Regional 1971 his predecessors always had Lou Vlrclilo and freshman Yet. most of them show win put pressure on them. pm in 15 seconds Bank "Most of the coaches which will be held in Cherry team, has been Syracuse's (rouble getting a possible win- coach Alex Cheyne decided ning Individual records And the athletes are coming The new altitude is appar- have fell that what we areHill next month leading receiver for Iwo ner In every weight class. on a new approach. The "Those varsity athletes had out and slaying out One of ent in youngsters like soph- doing takes guts." Pennella Miss Woods, a student at vears. HrMMemmmilltllltllltlllllllllllllHiniltH 16 The EMLtyftegtaler SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY i6.1976 Sen. Williams hits all bases Jersey has assembled an im- • mum i luiimiiiiiiiiim minimi some of the revenues that will Sen Harrison A Williams result from such drilling and pressive list of speakers for Jr., D-N.j , touched all of the be safeguarded from possible their annual seminar al Kings troubled bases when he accidents, meaning oil spil- Grant Inn, Point Pleasant. opened the 23rd annual Jer- lage. starring at 9:30 a.m. Salur- sey Coast Boat Show at As- day The meeting will run un- bury Park Saturday morning He said that he and Rep HEISRY James J Howard. D-N J are til 3 p m with a break for Before he got into the hu- fighting to keep the fort here lunch. man and conservation prob and keep the jobs intact He lems affecting people along SCHAEFER expressed optimism, saying. Speakers include Cap) Ken- the North Jersey Shore he "I hope we have the same re- neth Long, USCG, 3rd disl . helped Asbury Park Mayor sult as we had with Ft. Dix" chief of the office of Raymond Kramer and Harold boating safely: Col. Harry L "Pappy" Seaman of The boat show. 20 per cent minium iiiiiilliii I IMIIIIIIIIHHII up in attendance Saturday ac- Dulchyshyn, district engineer. Oceanport welcome the two want to give the International interfere with the recreation cording to Jerry Gasque. runs US Army Corps of Engi- men who rowed the replica ol Law of the Sea Conference of the ocean crossing How- through Sunday Weekday neers; Director Donald Gra- the 18-foot skiff Fox from a ever, the weather was beau- one more chance to work out hours are II a.m. to 10 p.m ham, Division of Marine Ser- surf launching al Deal to a tiful The sun shone from a an international agreement vices, N.J.; and Barry Go- landing in front of Convention Sunday hours are II am. to 7 cloudless sky and the brisk on fisheries Jurisdiction this tomb, expert on marine sani- Hail at 10:45 am wind from the west-northwest year. p.m. Federated Boatmen ol New- tation device legislation The rowers were Norman had the surf knocked almost The conference is due to re- Samuelsen, 43, a Belford com- as flat as the proverbial mill- convene next month, Williams mercial fisherman; and his pond. said brother, Spencer, 45. an Allen- The re-enactment of Un- William J. Garry, a news- town, Pa , builder They rowed crossing had been well publi- paper man and president of a a boat identical to the one cized. In addition to the hun- Pennsylvania radio station, \ which their grandfather dred persons actually on the pointed out that nothing has Frank Samuelsen and George beach to greet the rowers, been done so far to beef up afcaV. m~ ft Harbo of Atlantic Highlands there were hundreds lined the United States Coast oar powered Irom Leonardo along the boardwalk Guard which presumably will to LeHavre, France in 1896 Sen. Williams got into the be charged with policing wa- y It marked the first time people and conservation is- ters 200 miles off all shores of CROSSING RECREATED — Norman and Spencer Samuelsen, grandsons that the Atlantic Ocean was sues at a press conference the United Stales. of one of the men who rowed the Atlantic In 1896, lust before they beached crossed by rowboal It was which followed the landing In Garry said: "The Coast . the replica of the boat ot Asbury Park, Saturday. also the last time on record the order ol attention they Guard has only 37.000 men. a The original rowers won a were the 200-mile fisheries force smaller than the New $10,000 wager Irom Richard limit, sludge dumping at sea. York City Police Department K. Fox of the Police Gazette offshore oil drilling, and the It has trouble enough policing Boat show crowds who offered the money be- future of Ft. Monmouth. for 12 miles at sea. let alone cause, as he said. "It's the Sen. Williams noted that the 200." only kind of boat that hasn't 200-mile fisheries bill has Williams agreed that to be done it yet." been enacted by both houses effective the strength of the Saturday's rowers didn't of Congress and said that he Coast Guard will have to be shatter old record make a dime lor the Deal to expected that the bill will be increased when the measure Asbury Park voyage. Their signed by President Ford be- becomes effective. By CHARLES H. SCOTT cer, 45, who is a builder In Al Ave., opposite Convention reward was the cheers of 100 cause it has an eflective date Williams conceded that ASBURY PARK - Clear lentown, Pa. They are the Hall. The Big Mo,' a capital or so people who were lined of July 1, 1977. He said that sludge dumping into the skies and stimulating tern grandsons of Frank Samuel- ship, Is a sister ship of the along the beach. he wished the measure, would ocean continues to be a threat U.S.S. New Jersey, which In- peratures were the dominant sen, who with George Harbo Seaman, 94. helped his fa- go into effect this year. to the resort industry along terested groups have been at- factors early yesterday in made the epic voyage. They ther build the original Fox He noted, however, that the New Jersey shore with no tempting to have returned to swelling attendance records had been commercial fish- He and members ol the Long President Ford had threat- relief in immediate sight this state for the Bicentennial for the 23rd annual Jersey ermen In Atlantic Highlands Branch Ice Boat and Yacht ened to veto the bill il it car- He said that Congress is Year. The craft is now moth- Coast Boat Show, which was prior to their history-making Club built the replica. ried a 1976 date of effect. Wil- aware that oil drilling will AN OLD FOX - Pappy Seaman of Sea Bright, balled at a naval installation formally opened the day be- exercise. " Tom and Jerry Gasque. liams said that Ford. Secre- pose another threat to the right, talks over the replica of The Fox with Sen. at Bremerton, Wash. fore at Convention Hill. here. As- has been the case for show promoters, worried last tary of State Henry Kissinger shore. He said that he-feels Harrison Williams. Seaman helped his father build A Jubilant Tom Gasque, the several years, the western The show, which features week that bad weather might and the State Department that New Jersey should get the original boat when he was 13 years old. show's associate director, mezzanine ol the hall is occu- both power and sailing craft, said last night that attend- pied by a model ship exhibit engines, marine hardware, ance figures for the first two The Bicentennial Model Ship clothing and other nautical days of the exhibit's nine-day Award was presented yes- equipment will be open daily run were up almost 12 per terday by state Sen. Herbert from 11 a in to 10 p m cent over last year's record J. 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Is back from a flying trip to the West Coast and Ed Jordan came all the way oft the injury list to do the but Manhattan Coach Jack Powers called Jordan's play the with what be describes as the "most meaningful" award of same for Rutgers. key. hU career. He Is the recipient of the Fred A Cady Diving But Western Michigan had its Cinderella story brought lo Coaches Award bestowed this year, for the first time, by the an abrupt end as Toledo shot a blistering 7! per cent from the American Diving Coaches Association to recognize "dedica field in the second half and 65 per cent for the game to upsel Uon and outstanding achievement in coaching of the sport of the previously unbeaten Broncos MHO diving." The presentation was made in Los Angeles at the Eighth-ranked Tennessee also went down to defeat Satur- 15th annual Diving Awards Banquet of the Southern Pacific day, dropping a 72-6H decision to Florida in a Southeastern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. Conference battle. A handsome bronze plaque, backed in polished oak and Those were the two major weekend casualties, but jusl bearing the figure of a male diver holding a wreath of victory about every major power in the nation suffered a scare as the laurels in his upraised hand, the trophy Is named in honor of underdogs tried to mount a modern St. Valentine's Day mas- the late Fred A. Cady who coached many national and Olym- sacre of their own. pic swimming and diving champions. Cady.a former resident Among The Associated Press Top Ten, No. I Indiana of Asbury Park, spent the major part of his career In Califor- downed Illinois 58-48; No. 2 Marquetle struggled past No. 18 nia, where he was swimming and diving coach at the Univer- Virginia Tech. K4I; No 1 North Carolina squeaked by Tu- sity of Southern California and Los Angeles Athletic Club IMPRESSIVE HONOR - Monmouth College lane 111-106 in four overtimes; No 4 Maryland outlasted Coach Steadman, who holds the rank of full professor at swimming and diving coach Richard E. Steadman Clemson H-8); No. 5 Rutgers beat Manhattan 92-81 in over- Monmouui, managea to attend the banquet and coach his displays the Fred A. Cody Diving Coaches Award time; No. 6 UCLA nipped No. t Washington 78-76. No. 7 Ne- men's swimming team at the college to victory in two dual presented him for dedication and outstanding vada-Las Vegas outscored No 19 Centenary 122 92 and No. 10 meets in one and the same day. "They were home meets with achievement In coaching of the sport of diving. Notre Dame beat West Virginia 97-77. Kings College of Wllkes Bane, Pa., and King's Point, NY., Presentation, made for the first time this year, Top-ranked Indiana couldn't break Illinois' tenacious zone and were scheduled originally to get underway at 2 p.m.," he came In Los Angeles at the annual Diving Awards defense in their Big Ten matchup, so the Hoosiers simply out- explains. "When I (old the coaches of the visiting teams about Banquet of the Southern Pacific Association of the lasted it. the award, however, they agreed to move the starting time to Amateur Athletic Union. Leading 50-44 with nine minutes remaining, Coach Bobby noon, so I was able to stay through the meets, make a 4 p.m. Knight ordered his club into a stall Crews, a t-foot-5 senior, plane out of Newark, and arrive in Los Angeles at 1:40 p.m. was the key ball-handler in Indiana's game of keep-away, and (West Coast time) and get to the beginning of the awards fes- Committee; and Is on the board of directors of the Swimming also scored six of his teams final eight points tivities at 7: M!" Hall of Fame In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He holds numerous Jim played exceptionally well, said Knight. "He got a The coach was back at College at • p.m. the following day state and national offices in swimming and diving associ- ations. crucial rebound, passed for a basket, made a steal, hit two with that handsome trophy which, standing Ift feet tall, buckets and got four free throws." turned out to be a conversation piece on the plane back. "It Under his coaching, Monmouth's men's and women's Jordan, meanwhile, was supposed lo have the day off as was obvious 1 couldn't hold it on my lap," Prof. Steadman swimming and diving teams have achieved impressive Rutgers took on Manhattan, a team which is struggling to grins. "The hostess took it from me and marched up and records, lien's varsity team for five consecutive years stay above .500. Coach Tom Young figured this was a good down the aisle showing it to the other passengers and an- emerged as Metropolitan Dual Meet Champions; won the time for his playmaker to rest his injured knee. "I didn't nouncing we had a celebrity aboard. It created quite a stir." Metropolitan Conference "over-all" team championship, and want to use him—he's only 75 per cent," said Young. Celebrity la a name frequently attached to Monmouth's placed third in the MCAA (College Division) Championship. So for 31 minutes, Jordan sat on the bench. He relaxed genial coach. Professor Steadman, who is generally regarded The women's varsity learn, which this year is undefeated, while his teammates bunt an IB point lead in the second half, by his peers as dean of east coast swim coaches, was named last year placed seventh in the AIAW National Intercollegiate then he squirmed as Manhattan ate away at lhal lead. Final- Coach of the Year by the Metropolitan Swimming and Diving Swimming and Diving Championships. In all, his teams nave ly, with the spread down to one point in the last minute, Conference in 1174; is a member of the U.S. Olympic Diving earned 68 All-American certificates. Young decided he had to send Jordan in. "We can afford to be without anybody—but not Jordan," Young said. "He's our most valuable player out there." Freshman guard Chris Dye hit the first of two free throws Carner outlasts Palmer with 17 seconds to go to tie the score 78-78. but missed on two long-range tries as regulation time ticked away, but in the overtime period he controlled play and set up teammates Phil ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. second prize money of $4,750. ever had to make I figured I "I always say you are ei TATUM HONORED — Jack Tatum, safety for the (AP) - JoAnne Carner, blew had a three-under-par as Sun- would go for it because . . ther a bum or a hero on a Sellers and Mike Dabney for 10 points and Rutgers pulled away. NFLs Oakland Raiders, was honored Saturday a tour-shot lead, sank a so day to tie Mrs. Carner at 2M. Sandy had to putt against the shot 'like that," Mrs. earner night at the Holiday Inn In West Long Branch. foot chip shot to tie the sec- Sandra Haynie, who closed grain and I figured If I could added. "I had to place it just "At first the excitement gol lo Jordan," said Young. "Bui Mrs. Virginia Reaves, chairman of the event, left, ond playoff bole and then de- with a M for til finished sec- get it in four par, the playoff perfectly. Luckily, I was a in the overtime he settled down and played a typical Ed Jor- announced it as o scholarship fund banquet. feated Sandra Palmer on the ond while Miss Blalock, would go on. hero." , dan game." fourth playoff hole of the Or- Gloria Ehret and Sally Little ange Blossom Classic golf tied for third at 111. Mrs. tournament yesterday Whitworth soared to a 71 on Mrs. Camer, who started the final round for a total tit the day four shots ahead of to tie for 10th place with four Mill Palmer, Jane Rlalock others. and Kathy Whltworth, tapped Mrs. Carner lost her lead in a par putt on the fourth with a double bogey on the playoff to capture the M.4M third hole, which occurred as first-place money from Miss Miss Palmer was charging Palmer In the Ladies Profea- with birdies at Nos. 1, 3 and sional Golf Association tour- 4. nament. Miss Palmer held a one- Mrs. Carner finished the shot lead until Mrs. Carner Where does day with a one-over-par 7) dropped in a It-foot birdie and for a total of M, seven- putt on No. 17 to force the under-par for the three playoff rounds over the l,S*0 yard Mrs. Carner, faced with Semlnole Lakes Country Club possible elimination on the course. Miss Palmer, who got second playoff hole when Miss Palmer was lining up a It-foot chip shot for a birdie $heehan cops Miss Palmer made her putt moments later. in Puerto Rico On the final hole, Mrs. Car- COAMO, PR, - Dr. George ner lipped the cup on a long A. Sheehan, a Daily Register birdie putt try to set up a tap- columnist and runner won the in. Miss Palmer, who drove Veterans Award In the 14th short of the green, missed her Annual San Blase race, here. long putt to make par. find an Dr. Sheehan finished Wth Mrs. Camer called her 50- in a field of 411, and set a new foot shot on the second play- record for his age group with off hole. a time of 1:11.43 over a U.I "One of the hardest chips 1 mile course. The race Included 41 of the top runners In the world from Weekend scores places such as Canada, electrician? Kenya, New Zealand, and the KIIW CM Mat n. mmiwitii c«u» n United Slates. The race's overall winner was Raylielil Perez of Costa Napluna n. MWkMa Top M Rica. He upset last year's win- NaWimalOa. T.« Mt« ner, Vince Mora of Colombia, who finished second. New JoditanFS. A Zealander Jack Foster was Southarn «•.. Fl. Hawaii*! Lou* armdt H. OCMn Top. a third. LO>aoo*d Fa. Wuwmmi Rag a!

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' IN Coll 5W14J4 otter *pm CHEVROLET IMP ALA SEDAN IWi - LOOKS AND RUNS VERY GOOD AUTOMATIC 1700 741 TOT CHEVROLET" IHI^BEL AIR — Good condition Need* tiineup ana mn 1IJ1 717 7440, Can we build one for.you ? STOCK! CHEVROLET 1173 NOVA - Radio, healer, power ileertng, Idur new Um. mounted tnowi. 741 lf>l CHEVROLET I*M - Impoki )7» w» Honest to goodness values gine. bucket teal* Good tirei one on 1976 Oldsmobiles. See parti Running condition 1100 771 WiJ alter 1 p m • BIG SELECTION • BIG SAVINGS us today and save. CHEVY*VEGA - It77 Eicellent con dition 40.000 mllei Worronry irtclud Oldsmobiles offer the fi- ed 11)00 J44«43or?44«7U You'll be amazed at our low prices CHEVY If M VEGA ~ U MO mile*, or nest in comfort, styling and onge. cuttom interior Int otlet 717 Ask about our 4417 roominess. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Shrewsbury AM. Shrewsbury on ali 1976 Pontiacs. < Demo Deals! T411HB COMET im - Four-door, owtomolii power tlecring and bioket Foclai air conditioning, Heel belied rodipt inyl roof and interior Arctic wh.h 9,704 miles U3ti I ABRiOl A DOVJGE DM SUN. Red Bonk 741 MM Whatever you want in a CORVETTES - New ond used Cor "We're Different — We Care" vei'pi in ttock lor immedtale delivery TOWNE CHEVROLET. 6714M0

luxury car... Russell has it! CREDIT PROBLEMS?

Frederick! DATSUN 1174 *1D HOURS: fc xellfni condition RASSAS PONTIAC Mon., Tun., Thura.: 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. 741 wiotNrtofi Mmanrmt Wad., Frl: 1:30 a.m.-6 p.m. DATSUN ]40Z Iff} — (••xNlffil ton* htm low mlltoge Air, many Olhfr ti Serving Monmouth County Since 1930 Bat: 1:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Iras 14000 SwT»4 qttef T p m DATSUN140Z - W} Air. auiomoin Coll Ml lUf alit'ipm DODGE "TWrfCCTRONET WAGON - Small ciohl. Clean, well hep* cor UU 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 RED BANK 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. . 741-0910 Rumwn WHJl 12. Autos For Sole WTien's the last time you heardfWE Will!" In a world of "Can'ts" and "Won'ts" and possible to say, "We Will!" Willingness is a "well, I dont knows" . . . there's still a place people kind of thing. And from the president where you4lhear an enthusiastic, "We Will!" on through the entire staff, we have reaf- When you came to us for service or parts for firmed the pledge of customer service on your new car, used car or truck, whatever which our dealership was built. Come in your need — we're going to do everything today to visit, and see how refreshing a posi- tive attitude can be ... at The Willing Dealer. The Willing Dealer.... CIRCLE CHEVROLET Co. 641 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury 741-3130 GO TO TOWNE! OLDE-TIME DEALS ON MONZA TOWNE COUPES 28 X Brand New 1975 ED DtFELICE Monzas & Monza VICE PRESIDENT Towne Coupes In Stock Ready For Immediate Delivery. NEW 75 MONZA TOWNE COUPE For old fashioned prices & value Slock x1366. red black vinyl tool, black bucket seats 140 cu in 2-barrel engine turbo hydramatic transmission, tinted glass AM radio wiin rear speak- GOTO ers Whitewalls. sport mirrors BILL 8TRUNCI8 NICH TROCCHIA Salts Managti Service Manager TOWNE! NOW 3599 Price includes Ireighi & dealer ptep Tan and M V lees ex- Ira

120 Additional 1976 Cart 4 Trucks In stock ready lor Immedlale delivery — Impalas, Monte Carlos, Cnevellet, Camarot, Vegas, Novas, Monza, Corvettes & Towne Coupes

Chevrolet 671-6200

TOM DtFELICE, Jr. BILL MONZO STANLEY TURFORD Truck Manager Body Shop Mgr, Paris Manager LET ROUTE 35. MIDDLETOWN. N.J. 51. Help Wonted MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 2. Autos For Sole SI. Help Wanted 20 The DBrify Register SHREWSBURY, N J 2. Autos For Sole LEGAL SECRETARY -WITH'At VOLKSWAGEN Iff] - Yellow Auto LEAST THREE VEARS JEM- J Aulos For Sale • Au|0$ For Sale 2. Autos For Sale malic transmission Low miltog COUNTER HELP PERIENCE REQUIRED FIVEJ5ATS Good condition 179 JlWoflx * p m PER WEEK »*O SATUROAVSOR fc MI*I tewed preferred, but not wnLEGAL HOLIDAYS tO*H-ETi THUNOERBiHD 1*U •- New molar VOLVO II7S - H4DL Blue. ov< sory for Hghl counlrr work Hourly BENEFITS. LIFE INSURANCE. HOS n*w point lob MOO I HI Ponhac Coto drlvt. air, AM/FM tlerto. t»Um • ARE YOU UNSATISFIED - Wi 1 wogc plus Ups. po»d vototion, potd ho T IE nna, MOO 177-0117 mllw.tStW. 741 1*43 attf * p m your pr«»ftl earningt II m pieott ndon and uniiormi supplied Hours ^ O^V"A^*!&«VN 6S5?" call 719 1JI7 lor an appoinimml No avotloole are I] midnight to * o m and WALL LINCOLM-MEICURV~ Ice or obligation TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb Shrewsbury Ave at Sycomore 6pm to 17 midnight Apply tn person MrvlCC D0WNE5 PONIIAC. 43 Low Shrewsbury. N J tH S ASSISTANT MANAGER~TRAil«EE - only, between • and v p m Mrs ZaSHREWSBURY. W.JtTWI er Wain St , Matowan M* 7m Som« mrchomcal ability htlplui borney WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPE" Pirate apply in-pcrwn, Country Sud LPN S - Garden Slat* <*•"*..**— TOVOTA CORONA MARK II 11/1 - Hwy 9 Frcah. Mf Car Wash. 1M0 Hwy IS. MitUlt DUNKIN' DONUTS days, 4-12. h» *°Y*' ]**$!* ""* Four-door Ashing III JO MI mi 140 Broadway. West Long Branch ing home| In_ Holmdfl IM «* US Hwy IS. MlddlelO— MANAGER - £•*•*ttneed. n ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Full ; Red TOYOTA IHf - Corona Morh II, lout 3 Trucks ond Trailer* i Mutt be iNDtritniM Potd vaco and houtehoid turnlshtnat. cylinder. four tpMd. low-door Motion and hotpiloliiation Solo*y I1J0 lo DENTAL ASSISTANT - Four hand* Bonk area ttore 40 hou* wee* Werv wooon UU »7l 7171 CHEVROLET IMS - *. fan Fa dentistry Full lime Experienced only rommcnturalc with abilily and ei wheel drive, new tnginrand hr perlcnce Paid hotidayt Wrile la ••> 11700 l47«S4f Career oriented, sell-assured, people directed individuals Modern, e»ciling VlH Thhee Doily Reo.tler. Slwewt CHEVROLET 1*71 - Ctrtlomlied V AUTO MECHANIC - For buty if constont learning oflice tn Red Bonk bun N JJ flTWt 350 VI. automatic, oir condilioni •iif ttollon Mult b* eattpMonolly Good starling safary ond benefits Sub Best oiler UiwTH tttttt i IB mlt o complete resume to BOM C 741 MANAGER IHAiNU Hop*dly e- TRIUMPH TR4 1M4 The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. N J IIno outomoted town service »oi iSMttrm Coll /I7 HI1 dayt FORD WINDOW SUPER VAN lITfl ceiitnl Apply Shark Mill* En«n. ...Jlent opportun.ry lor sell Slortef 7 tyl , PS, auto., yellow. (> cyl , auto P S , TOP DOLLAR Eictlleni opportunity lor Full charge turn*, Dr A Pontone. IS] Broad St xiymg to th« largest real eslole orga WE NEED USED CARS bookkeeper with three pluv V«ors ei Bed Bonk • notion In the country Call tor con 2(),')87 miles $2650 vinyl roof, 48,9)9 miles FOR USED CARS perience. wlllino lo odvonce (award identlal interview. Century 71. Paul accounllng I lflK rang* fee fully WE WILL PAY DRIVER - Wllhtlalion waQonor pan Brogor Agency. Tft Brood SI . Shrews reimbursed bury 747*771 TOP PRICES el truck, local deliveries, pott time WANTED A I EMPLOYMENT Steody ContacContw t R Ounbor. Hi HV 1975 Plymouth Fury 2 dr 1975 MC Midget converti an and i J70 Brood St 741 7777 Red Bank PERGAMENT TOM'S FORD OASISMOTORS BOOK* HPINI, (INK - £i FARM MANAGER - Experienced tn NURSES 1 , yold.bcyl , auto P S , W«, 4cyl., 4 speed, AM-FM, pirienced in cath retupts payroll all phases ot thoroughbred horses . Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale lo«ei. bank reconciltoiiofii Send re Must reside on premises Send resume RN i - Immedtale staff openings 12,500 miles . $3075 IJ.'lJd miles. $3275 \umt and Miary teauiirmenl* lo Bo> lo P 0 BOH 167, Monmoulh Beach rvailoble in a vorietv of Critical Core W 119, The Doily Regnter. Shrewt N J O77» reot. ICU. CCU, Surgical Respiratory bury N J uno\ HKi OR I'Akl 1 IMI t m|)ioy Jore tor 3 lo II and I* to 7 thirti Pro grettive Coronary Core, all thirtt £• RYCLEARANCE CHARGE~NUR~SE U*t f ..rilrnt menl Miieoge reimbursed Call 777 terience requlrtd Nurvery tor 11 ft f WINTER IN iotary. permanent poiilwi Rrpiy Boo 9100 Visiting Homemofeer Service shin eiperlence required C 335. The Doily Rpgnle,, Shiewi ••ceiient salary, liberol employee bury. N.J. leneflls, shift dlffertntiolt, pleosonl CLERK TELLER - Mutt be Kcurate GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE working olmotptwre with figures, buunttt machines. SERVICE PERSONNEL RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL knuwiedge bookkeeping helpful Apply (3) 1976 VOYAGERS AT DEALER COST Apply in person, Werner's Dodge, Hwy Twinooro Fedtroi Saving* 1 Loon. 9* PERSONNEL DEPT 75 VOLVOS Brood SI . EalDnlOwn M/Btrtortf. ' ]S Union St ftrd Bonk GENERAL OFFICE WORKER Ml IW, Ell » (In Stock Units Only) TAX AND AA.V. NOT INCLUDED. WANTED - Weekday*. • » 7 » Colt An iquol opfMHtuftlfv rmploy*. M W Ffb II. between 7 » 4 JO tor appoi ' UP TO^Wtf Vtvjii CASH REBATE! ment, 747 3*71 _ HAIR STVLIST - Pret-non cutter, setter and permonenl wover Mwst be good Call Me- 3777 CLERK TYPIST . EMceiient opporluntty tor beginnei SHOREMOTORS Many benelMi Need cor ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY If You Are Looking BUHLER 81 BITTER M Thomas Ave U! UU Shrewibury Fora Position With See More CONSfTuCTlON SUPeRiNTfN VOLVO - TRIUMPH DENT — Wanted by cmlom home de High Earnings 'eloper Mull be knowleojoeabie in oil And the opportunity ot gelling into irtoi ol comtruction Eapenenced monogemenl. coll 5 Year - 50,000 Mile Warranty inly Write lo Bo« L 341, The Doily 739-2200 or 739 2?0? Sal.. - 264-5000 •"»"»»"" f«rvic« - 364-5000 Register, Shriwibury, N J 07701 Auto Ads dK AND Ll'OHT HOU&tKEEPER JUNIOR BOOKKEEPER Hour* 9 1 3390 Hwy. 35, HoiUt or imall re«l home Solory open Fivedayi per week Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7500 in rn-ini SM msO for appointment LADIES MEN Work at home on the CUSTODIAN - Mate or female f uii phone, earn mtU weekly, tefvicing Next Page time, wtth mointename ttillt Block ourcuilomert 7*4 1744 Seal Mcenw preietred PlMunt wort LEGAL SECRETARY Some taper lente CollW)-»lef 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2 Aulos For Sale WE CANNOT

TELL A LIE! * * * DEMOS * * 75 VOLVO IMA — Auio P/S. P/B. air 75 VOIVO 242C1 - 2 d, Sdn wn root, cond., t/glass. P/wmd , clock, leather int.. air. auto . P/S. P/B. clock. AM/FM stereo & B rmcbelin X steel radiate, AM/FM all options track tape, steel radials. leather int. healed THESE ARE TREMENDOUS DEALS FOR YOU!! seat, rear delog. C T wheels, padded steering George Wall, President SAVE BIG "TiT" wheel, lach Bide moldings SAVE BIG "TKT.rr*

Ntw 75 VOtVO 164E - 4 or son Ntw 75 VOLVO 244A - Auto PS auto, P/B. P'S. air. |Jglass, p.'wind . flock, P/B. clock, tinted glass, rear detogger steel leather ml. side mold steel radials. luel mi radials. side moldings. 5-way adi bucket seats, 4 DAY SALE tear delog, heated seat. 31k »5V-132 7 TO Stk s 5V 88 TWO TO CHOOSE FROMI CHOOSE FROMI LIST $6465 S4LE*5610 Thurs.-Fri.-Saf.-Mon. — Feb. 12-13-14-16! LIST $8M0 SALE 7395 Ntw 75 VOLVO 242-A - Auto. PS P/B. lach. heated seat, clock steel radials. Ntw 75 VOLVO 242 OD-S - < spd with Come meet our first President, GEORGE. m rear delogger. side moldings. 5-way adi buck- overdrive, tach. heated seat. 5-way ad| bucket et seats, stk =5V-104 seals, clock, (glass, steel radials side mold- TWO TO CHOOSE FROMI ings, stk S6-D-12 LASTONEI NEW 1976 MONTEGO NEW 1976 CAPRI LIST $6615 $ALE *5525 LIST $6665 SALE *5688 Prices include dealer prep, transportation charges MV lees & tax extra MX four-door. List price $4197 $ Stock #6033 List price $5560 RED BANK VOLVO Stock #6254 3897 4847 Sale Price Since 1956 Sale Price Freigtn. dealer prep included Freight, dealer prep included MV Fee and sales tax not included 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk • 741-5886 MV Fee and sales tax not included

EXTRA SPECIAL' NEW 1976 BOBCAT RUNABOUT NEW Shrewsbury Motors Test drive It today 1976 CITI CAR Whitewall tires, AM radio. (Electric car) Serial UGT204529688 3397 Slock #6045 Freight, dealer prep included MV Fee and sales tax not included

•We really chopped the prices* on these used cars. 1974 MARK IV 1973 MARK IV $ Slock * 426 $ Stock W500 NEW 1976 25.116 miles 6597 33,971 miles 4997 PRICE 13111 50 Include Dealer'! Prep S Freight. MV LINCOLN * Tales extra. Down Payment 1611.SO. Finance charges JB57.27 lor 48 mot. at 12.67 %. Life Insurance CONTINENTAL $61.93 Deterred Price 13919 20 list price $9517 STOP IN TODAY two-door • and TEST DRIVE ONE OF THE Slock #6299 Wall MERCURY "10 BEST CARS IN THE WORLD .." Shrewsbury, N.J. SALE 'Source, Road 4 Track Magailne Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore LINCOLN 747-5400 PRICE ©Shrewsbury Motors Inc. 7897 Parts • Sales • Service Since 1959 Freight, dealer prep included Shrewsbury Ave. • 741-8500 • Shrewsbury MV fee and sdles tax not included SI. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1976 f^C EMfy Register 21 P»«T TIME FLOOa WAXEa - E. REGISTERED NURSES— Fw nwrt parItncf MUM** Oav* 1 Mffhh PAVING FOaEMAH U/» - Mutl NURSES ffifl home II lo ' Will Full or port 71. Merchandise Imvt at IMIl llvt vflsrt upt.icnct lime Excellent .oiory on* hheroi 51. Help Wanted 71. Merchandise Salary ana tnna* b*fl«lni itna r* PAST TIME PAPE* MLItfMV - tring* bertefilt For aimMnlfnenl. lot SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - For Sale For Sale lo ac. W IM, The Owly Rfs.il WHY BE INACTIVE? »I«MO. Mon ihfflwthFn Foil time, ui dayt a «**«fc Mvti have MATCHING - Whirlpool pt«io*ie i j •;»! ciptrlvntt Apfply in p*«»*n. Ifl Mil ALUMINUM SIDING Rf SPONSiBl E >E IISOM - Inter wother ond dryer. ov*>«ooo. eifhl Coses open for Qualified eileO m o finoncMM career AppJy P O n i Sunoco 41* Broad SI , Keypad Juvl comptetM arveiapmcni Lett ove» oiurnMun tMna, m low aiftx a ft in month, old. t4«0 o> Mil erffef. Call Hi B(.» iII Hed •onk N J IfW ;M PERMANENT POSITION AVAIL RNS —LPN S nu t,ioiied All colon - oil stylet - no J4J ABLE - For qualified pcun. driving ROUTE PERSON - For nioMiihe* Home Health Aides SITTEffS HOUSE KCE>*f 9ft ~ Mlttmen - no (wnmiiMn - bonk li MEN S-Site* cw ctKrl pro(47t4IU TWietf * M wlh. proctlcallv ne*. US War* willing to meet the public Paid vacs Sleep Ins qb* choir. tM Portofele bo* MS lion ond flotpMolitation Apply Sloi iti E L L I H G A N O S N E~L • HC - AMPEG BASS AMPLIFIER AND 2. Autos For Sale Oeaneft ond Lounderei. Myriii World. l«or*l cmplovnMfM mm COVER - 110 wotta. eiceiiMl condi Commode chest. MS If Htll 2 Autos For Sale Work tor full o. port lim* ol high i4 8'0«)Sf «Mt*>« N J j H)l hourlourly raieroi«t We« ofieotter frinoInnoec benefitbrnrtif,i Awe Long Bionth lion One month old Sacrtficc IMS MEN SVlSPEEO~B\CYCLE - IS4 Bonanuu i No lee charged Weekly pay SWTTCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ei firm Call SM4M7 \. Gat range. U0 Micrtutst. IN MM SALES Buialat and lire aiorm torn heck Only onevitil It neceworv pentnetd 3 lo 11 and I lo t ihilit A"NTlQOE iEOROOHTiET — tl7$^«" pony nettlt experienced prison lo gen - 110 ui*m Longtefm futi oi pud dm* >«! 4ttn (ludci mirror Couch on4 choir. re». naif own leoth on committion bav>% velwei. II7S Moonut eleclrtc orgon. !M MO? ^____ TELEPHONE CALLING-Ffin OLSTEN homt No Mlling Pt*owni rmi work 110 Chlflorabf. % Mony o*tw ilww SALES HELP WANTED - HVomtn Good pay SUMO^orJHMftl Coll W Wl apparel, app'oiimotcly 11 houri a MICROWAVE OVEN - GE. like AQUARIUMS - Best buy on i IB. M new MIS or best offer HEALTHCARE week daytime, including Soiu'doy. TETE"P~H~6NT OP C"R A TO* - An and » gallon set ups The bed e^np CaHUMtt) Coll oiler 7pm M? SUS iwmna btiiut tup»ntnct prelnrM Will Ifoin, 7 M ilMW til*»00 ment to reasonable you won I believe SALESPEOPLE - Po/l lime Ofco, • II Coll7»«44a«*f Spm MOTOROLA COLO!TV New picture tub*. US you con claw, will pay high commit Tn u;«4oi RARE OPPORTUNITY lion proviae guoionteed terrilorv ond TELLER Melmed Realty it willing to tho>ouaMy train you in our lutrolive Irtduilry Previous Itller upoftenc* rrquirtd train you lo become on active protei Freehold oreo Plot only Con Mon lor optntng in Middttlown orta At tionol retldenlial reollor in MM through f-ri tipm MMW Atln S trcKllvt wrroundtnQt Fin* brorMt BEAUTY SHOP FURNITURE - **<*) and weekendt, 46? U40 Salary prf ••ptfntnc* Ht ALfc S T AM trn platttc. n Welcome 10 Century II What 1 U oil four noir dryer NEED FURNITURE? 1 pm SUSSSS about The mott einling new lomrpi SECRETARIES U doyi only, gel M0 lo uo voie ichoai is ookhurit. SJI ym oomeaoipmerrt fl«tone« Juit A F*w Of Tha WN CO , L OLSTEN DINING ROOM HUTCH - Colonial 7fl4J7* Many Compact Uaed Car hjr Mr. loyal Meton TEMPORARIES /7AITREirifS~WAi It HS £« II'Rt Ji. Eolonlown Ul V3O0 Rock maple KFAL ESTATE SALESPERSON penencea only Fn . bat evemngt Our Mth year Con onylime 'It liM Tradt-lna We Hava Apply Nevint Realty ilS Newman DIAMOND JIM S. SU 1«S i . mile norln ol Monmouth Mam DINING ROOMSET - Breakl>ont Spring* fid Lint rott N J X'tviV \ PIANOS-ORGANS vv 6~L D^EW A B1» ITA T~ OTT^~ET lobie and tu chair., perfect condition it ol Chritimat irade-int tram Ul REAL ESTATE SALES - Active of perienced only Coll KID Products Call lor appointment, before 10 o m illmlted rentall from (7 SO per SECRETARY - Full lime, law ot lice n»«h eiperienced deemed %u\t\ lor appointment, 747 Hfi month Warehouse lot leading motor Boyihore No legal experience m between Wpm.ffl 44*7 perton to moke money E >iclirni be" (VWtuiHHI'KmiDI. Foi nighlt randt free adult organ m torn mi t Otiice experience preferred in DRAPERIES - LooVihTr lochfi Tv elili Congenial employment Member and Sundayt, mutl have ekperience reply, ttale education and previowt <•• black'white. bathroom bmin Freehold Music Center MCMLS Coll Jim Ferrono (Of .Mer penence Reply PO Bo« W. Model and live dote lo Garden State Poik »HttW H J 0"» ______way at Exit 109 or 101 Apply in per ; tort. HEHBIE SCUGO, Lrnciofl ORUM"SET - RoBcriliW-iMece set, SECRETARY" 6-cyl cpe , red, aulo REAL ESTATE ASSOOATI X-RAY TECHNICIAN - Port lime ail occettorlet, cymbait ond itonai Some receplionul duties, mutt how CoM Bill. 671-J4W CA COLOR CONSOLE TV - El P/S, WWs, radio, v/rool reiifui agency teekt experienced, om New Jersey deemed, lor all rvp« ot tidtoui toleiptfton lo tPfwice lopfm X ray Doctor t otttce Send mumr DRUM sen itcoted clientele All uiqomtt con A*CE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY stating work eiperience, lo Boi W 111 One. togr piece tel with Zild|ton cym Only 27,482 Mill, lldentiol Country Houte Reolton. 70 Thomot Ave HI UU Snrnwsbur on Mjwoi The Doily Regitler. Shrewtbury. N J ualt and high hai. 1K0 One. lour pieci l »?»0 SlmatrlanatH. with Illdfton cymoQh RCA COLOR TV RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY 07701. ond nigh hot. 1400 Prtcet ore firm A1 oblc model New picture tube 114) Denial experience nece.tory Sami Typing and ihorthorvd. tame aenerc condition IM S761 Coll S474MO1 typmg and gencrol office duties Sla>< office duties Ex el lent opportunity 52 Baby Sitting tl 10 Storl 1110 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Child Core TOThomotAve ?47 MM Shrewibu'i ?0 Thomat Ave J47 HI* Vhrpwsbi* FAMILY AD BABYSITTER HOUSEKEEPER - Pan lime Reference* requirra Solo 3LINES-5DA5fS .ELF DEFROSTINO REFRIO 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted ry open Write lo Bo. L 144, The Doily ERATOR - 17S Low end tablet. IIS Wagon, model »145 R*Qiiler. Shrewtbury N) Qf/Ol FOR Electric broom, needt work. 110 Hot white, air cond . aulo BAB/SITTER NEEDED '- For work JUST Plate. » Coll 14*433* ing mother, Mattel area Own Iran* SNOW TIRES - fh*\~$ Goodyeor P/S. radio jortolion AH* ipm, JM431I ITEMS YOU NO LONGER ilcwali. brand new. (It ft complete. NEED OR USE WILL . lolled Tom Kelly Tire. US Shrewt Only 36/429 Milt. 54 Situations Wanted bury Ave . Red Bonk 747-44J4 MEN — WOMEN SELL Female ^_ With new picture tube, one-yeo* owor onlee EATONTOWN IV W7O40I BABYSITTING - In my hom*. lor FAST Don't grab working mothert. reasonable rotet 'BOOKCASES - ti eoch So- Alianltc Hlghlonot »l SI74 WITH A QUICK ACTION abed, needt covering. Ill Two old b. LOW-COST eyelet,» ,%i 7»W*I, the first job that NSURANCE AOiUSTORS' — Hove Hatchback, green. 6-cy YPEWRlTERS. ADDING machinet itenorett>Trriur?Tier anUIHJd IBID iMn lyp*wrilei ypcwr nrrr nWoru n DAILY REGITER air cond , aulo., P/S rontcnplioo wororkk CoC n arronoo e did t FAMILY AD Gid B/S mldgs , AM radio comes along otmgmochinetor you %6 tlT? Available lor Merchan- PROFESSiOHAL^C'LEANING "WOM custom trim Be choosy EN AVAILABLE - Hourly bosit dise For Sole only. Article Look around (or a job that's as good as you are 6'I-006* must origlnote Irom a WESTINGHOUSE GAS DRVER Only 19.676 Mil., TYPING OONE AT HOME To your And if you look in the nghl place you won 1 have household and may not ex- Coll 7I7«7] need*. Lellert. monutcripit. en«e WOODEN WHEELS-1S0Q piecet. to look long lopct. etc Pick up ond deliver 147 ceed a sale price ot 550 00 'i in diameter. >4 thick, '< bore We have over 300 good iocs Electronics, Con- IIS? per article. hole, tuitable lor loyt Coll *4t SIM wn urn or*71 H7f after 1pm slruclion, Data Processing. Law Enforcement Food WILL CARE FOR CHILD- Inmv Price MUST be adver iomt Almotphfre lor ploy ond lott ot TAPERED SNOW PLOW - Com Preparation, WeWinq, Photography. Missile Mainte- lised. Each additional line ittenlion 779 17M piele Good condition New rubber cut nance, Communications. Heavy Equipment. Radio s 1 00 No copy changes :oli7« TOti Repair. Radar Operation, and many others 55 Situations Wanted may be made and no dis- 11 ZENITH COLOR TV 1100 Celica GT, silver, 5-spd You don't need experience counts or returns will be Male Coll 7*1-4MI7 air cond., radials If you qualify, we'll guarantee you training in the mode If ad Is cancelled be EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER - 72 AM/FM radio job you choose Seeking permanent employment. lore expiration Garage/ Yard Sales And we'll pay you while you learn knowledge ol Melropohion New Jer TO PLACE YOUR CONTENTS OF HOME - f^P 14. IS Only 21,419 Mil., My and New York J&4417I DAILY REGISTER 10 4 p.m. NEEOA SECOND PAINT JOB> - IS Boy Street. Rumton Call n?S Body work extra FAMILY AD. CALL . . MIDDLETOWN - Indoori Every Call Ml ms or MI 41)4 rung mutt go Moving Brie a brot. OUAl OPPORTUNITY Army Opportunities 542-1700 oois. furniture, elc Feb » ond 71 10 to S p m Feb W. 1 to I p m |l South 'INANCINW ^ 24-Hour Service take Or , near Shadow Lake Villofe 741-5930 FIREPLACES '73 MAVERICK Join the people who've |olned the Army CASUAL HOMES 74 Rental Service AT EQ«I Oopon"t t NEW JERSEV SLARGEST Coupe, green, auto RENT - SWR'PWR meleft tor Beoi the luel thortooe A tvoodburmng ng CB trontceivert All Purpote WWs. v/lop, bumpei tirepioce inttoiled In your home int« - RenloTt: 191 E Newman Sprinot Rd . guards, pin stripes rASP.LiiTi doyi1 Shrewtbury ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PREFABS Only 37,639 Milas Bor-«ettour ont hotel FREESTANDING 77 Pets And Livestock 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Coll T4I 1144alter 7 pm MASONRY AUTHENIC CAST IRON FRANK AKC POODLE PUPS - Any alter BEAUTY SALON — Well known, e* LINS over 171. olto German Shepherd pup tabhthed talon with good tteody dien COMPLETE FINANCING FIRST piet, ready lo go. reotonoblc 71? Wif leit Low rent, loniotlic protilt Call PAYMENT DUE MARCH, Ifrt CAl MttOO COLLECT. 7HH*f4 Special rales Appointment only Por FIREWOOD dTtePett Co» 7*4 1110 Sevendayt BEAGLE - Liver ond while, two iludiot with AnOwooochips U1-U7 73 NOVA n Irom Canada lo Carolina* yeort Old. female ihn dog It an ti mvrtimtnl Coll S44 lOJt ceileni gunning porlner Free demon FIREWOOD strotton if inleretled »IS0 Eitelient Coupe, yellow. V8. buck- WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Coll ofter 4pm. 7414* LOOKINO G F pedigree 741-4111 ets, air cond auto FIR i WOOD UONTINtNTAL MARK IV SJ S Morkel. Rt l ond it, Ook. spin, tlocked ond delivered 177 GELDING - I! 7. len P/S, radio 4t* Brumwich. N J 70.000 people per WM yeort Jurnpt well 1400 or betl aHer vePkend Open Fri . Sot . Son Now toiltl^m __^ Only 44,354 Milas toting 10.11. 17al7 and W *?* lock FIREWOOD $55 CORD FREE TO GOOD HOME - Black ibie tecured bootht We alto hove Seoioned hardwoodt Labrador Retriever St« month old VALUES AT THE SIGN OF THE CAT table tpoce indoor ond outdoor 'or male 1*4 4S44 rent Coll lor lo* rotn 701 Ut-OWD FURNITURE — LivinLlvt g room CWChH, oir, tier table, troth GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTER - SERVICE STATION - High volume tr 'opped end tobies and cockii Eicellent hunter, three yean old Po tervice itotton. maior brand, tn Mon loDie 741 MSI, • noon or 6 7 10 p m pert. AKC-regiilereAKC regitte d Sacrifice Coll moulh County on motor highwoy after A. 741 MSI They're revolutionary, Monthly tolet over 140.000 ExeMenf GE WASHER 73DATSUN240-Z mtide botlnett Call H9 UH atler I > Eicellent condition HORSE DRAWN BUGGIES - And p in CollMI-0401 hornmet ond two Hochney poniet Coll 7S7 Mil SPAtt TOLtl - lnmaMin IHIIMI GIBSON ACCOUSTif GUITAR thop. lo o tkiiled ttylitt. male or fe Good condition. 1140 OLOE eNGLiSH^SMEEPDOG" PljM Green, AM/FM radio, air by tfowgal Tom! Coll 741*417 male Coll 741 5J7O - Chompion bloodline Father shown cond., 4-speed GLASS TOP TABLE - 17-tt with % Coil 3*44474 (Rittenhouse, that Is!) malchingchoin.tUS SHELTiES - (Mintalure Coihesl Only 23,103 Milas 63 Money To Loan •47 31 IS AKC regitlered 1 HAVE BILLS - Need coin? Contoli •47 10*7 dot ion morlQOoet qvoilottie Butmns loom over IIQ.OOO 77S JSt4 tor on op HAMMOND TWO GREAT DANES- Female. pomtment in your home three yeori old Mole, one year old AKC regitlered Coll Tit HIBonytiirtf HOME OWNERS - Relmoncc you. ORGAN existing home mortgage including oth er debit One monthly payment No of Atbury Porh"" 80 Merchandise ttonol State Mio Corp S47 »100 VALENTINE SALE Here's one... On oil model organs Wanted Also pianos as low as 73 VEGA $750 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MERCHANDISE Bench included Immediate Cash Paid! Estate Wagon, beige, free delivery 775-9300 For Used Oriental Rugs auto., radio New 1976 FOR ANY TYPE, SIZE. CONOlTfoN Open daily til 9 Sal III S NUMBER CALL ANTHONY ANY 171 Merchandise Main 51 ond corner ol Matiison Ave PRICED RIGHTI TIME. NO OBLIGATION IM1SSI or For Sale 477SW 65,490 Milts plan o plant party for you Free plant* AODRFSSOGRAPH MACHINE - ~ AAAAAAAA ondptftentoae oMolpl \olei 147 Jin Ih II Iroy tloroge cobtnel. \X> Fire LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH 17 SO each, 17 toda ocid, U each. 10 "TBAA TYPEWRIT E R S INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES MERCURY CO), ill eoch Contact Mr Slewe 10 Rivemde Awe , Red Bonk 7t\ 7*1* REhJTAL 516.50 per mo I 747 SI0Obetween*ond 1 Renl with option lo buy 1774377 A COLLECTOR S EVE - Poyt lop AIRLINE DOG CARAYINC CASE - KENMORE WASHER AND DRYER dollar lor antiques, moket opproivait I take large dog, used once 171 — Nine monlht old. like new Service or manage*your tale Call Joncl Vogt. | W? 7.M1 . contract included 1*1 1414 7«l *»1 or Cotter DeMoM /*! 17" 72 NOVA ALUMINUM SIOING KI.NOLING WOOD FOR SALE -11 75 ALL LIONETfRAlNS COMET Local contractor hot Alcoa oiummum per bog Red Bank Lumber . 1 Wall St 4-door. green. 6-cylin- lett over Irom development Hail price Red Bank 741 S500 Top co*h oppraltol **fr7tf3 sole, inttolled on your home Similar der, AM radio, auto , uwlngt other sidings No money down, LOUDSPEAKER - A pair c More Classified mi arranged Vega tludio momfort. U7S c P/S Stock * 76-S4, 4-door Sedan with lollow- Coll onytime tW SMf ler 717 9S».othtor Bill on Next Page Only 45,153 Milas ing equipment: 250 6-cyl engine, vinyl interior trim, auto . WSW lues. BUSINESS DIRECTORY P steering, deluxe wheel covers, silver blue. CLASSIFIED 72 VOLVO 142E Original U.t - $4160 2-door, blue. 4-spd. AM/FM radio, tuel in- lection Washington's Birthday BUSINESS DIRECTORY Only 30,633 Milas A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS

SALE I ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - & A PAINTING CO - Ouollty WO'* ld d id S 10 Furnished, mtlolled. Vfl W Medium. manthip interior and eiienor Coll rteovy weight ttoNS^RoeTtno.1 itding. ce KILN FIRED BRICK - I nil oiled on Coupe, white, automatic, MLRCURT BOBCAT ramie tile Complete line of remodel FVLLING TREES~AND BRANCHES any wall or floor. '> thick WoUpoper •moved WI7O7 P/steering, radio g Call Rich Molmberg. 717 1S47 YOUR PROBLEM? - Coll Rick John PRICE U Saving Monmouth County 17 yfois ,on, I vo m and I 9pm. If 1 Slfl ~LAWN AAOWERS"~ 3776 | ANTENNAS REPAIRfcD - Imtollrd FOROHENT A CAR Only 42,370 Milas 1 "oionoblp Coll Htuntwitk Antenna. FAIRWAY FORD Serviced And Repaired iSIWl Alter A p m , IM '773 Dolly - WeekW - Monthly Come drive your favorite pnng Let Ut iervict H over Ihe win 717 1400 Town or ihown with opt luxury wh».l cov*ri. All othtr era, txctpt Mark IV, Town Car, Cornel & Capri II. I ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Watcbet. IHW er Free pick upond delivery lewelry Vipertly repaired Don Pont HAVE YOUR NEXT GARAGE SALE CALL 747-1681 ahown with opt. WSW Urn. Marquli, Monarch * Bobcat ahown with opt. burnptr protection group. Montego Jfwelert. 799 River Rd . Fair Haven WHERE IT COUNTS I Monarch ahown with op), vinyl tooti. « 62V U S No 1 Flea Market ond Antique*. MACRAME - Plant hanoert, won Rt 1 ond II. New Bruntwicfc. N J hcmgingt, etc Done to your tpeciiico BASEMENT KITCHEN REMODEL ion, Callft71 703 1 ING — Additiont. cotMnel muriocing 0t«0l MM oeolrrt under one rool Con All type! Ot remodeling work Low loi low dolly or weekend rotet. 701 PAINTING AND DECORATING pricet, (tee rtlimolei Jim Corey. 77? 64*0900 Con B Jonet Fully m\ur« ».C» weekend trottic count Tii For tree ettimatet coll 779 *U 1 BUILDING ALTtRATlONS - Addi HOLESOR RIPS - On win* Imniiutr PAINTING - HAULING tiont ond repair! Flnoncing Arroncjed con be repaired on your premitet Boy Head Contiruciion Co 49S 9'0O Co'i lugaoge. wall covenngt R W G Vinyl Repair 1*4 »77 INCOME AND OTHER. TAXES - PAINTING LARPENTER RETIRED - Seek) RITTENHOUSE Prepared tor smuM business**, corpo interior Evienor & Paper tmoll and medium intd tobt Com rolions ond individuals Ale* Ka Coll 717 WT plete interior remodeling tervur Pon mmtkl. Public Accountont. 4»S 7400 eling Kitchen cabmett, room addi PAINTING — interior, evterior Guor lionvfecreotion room\, rettnithing, INCOME'TAX RETURNS - Proles anlcrd tummer cit*Tior prices now Lincoln * Mercury bookcatet Armstrong chondelirr cell tionoJIy prepared m your home E J 74J1107.147-3*70. ingt Free odvicc ana rtlimoiet Good FLVNN,t\7HK. PLUMBING AND HEATING morkmanthlp Coll anytimr 77* 4759 We tpecloliic in commercial altera Highway 35 CAHPENTRY ANDMASON WORK t. rettouronti and industrial hoi CIRCLE INCOME TAX RETURNS Allerotiont ond odditiont rr heotert. dlthwaihert. woth (V, mil. North ot Aabury Circle) Expertly prepared, alto N Y SJotrond A Bruce Eigenrouch 147 JttJ dryer*. Icemokert. oarboge dng and Boord ol Health violations Asbury Park government Open 1 doyt a week ISA Emergency Service 717 IMK. 4«S4lt9 CARPENTRY-STAIRS DORE FRIEDMAN, 11 W Mam SI . Co. FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE Freehold 4*7411* POLlflCAL LOBBYING - Do you Coll Frank. 7M till vote1 For 170 you can hire John Gor 775-1500 INCOME TAX RETuli"NTr-iButTn*» dener t Common Coute to lobby lor "cTEAN YARDS Ml SHREWSBURY AVE. ptrional ond ttale Alto year end you In Washington Q^ Trenton Coll Cellort—ottlct-gar octet bookkeeping «ih year in Middleiown Keni Firming. 717 4470 SHREWSBURY Call ofier l p m MI 71*1 Call for oppotntmenl. A/I Hit Mar l li LANDSCAPE SI RVlCf cjfry Trpvoln HOOFING AND SIDTHG Fret Hit male, Olton Rooting 1 Siding Co Coll -- Residential and commrrtioi drtign 1AX Ht TUHNS - Book UUm gwtrrinot 74T Hit jfl im 741-3130 and planting In butmets 0ft* 40 •teping and payroll services. \i yeart yeori Groundt moinienortce our toe nwfirnce Recrtonobie rotet Hours W U C. S AND CAR PETS clolty Coll 741-107] or S4J I0V4 otier 11 p m . Sot 10 am i p m , and by op SHAMPOOED pomtment 6MUSf, Ml 7M7 REASONABLE RATES 747«7Ot 22 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY FEBRUARY te. 1976 DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS SENSATIONAL... PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY SALE! Extra special savings on all new and used cars ... THURS. FRI. SAT. & MON. - FEB. 12, 13, 14, 16 * * Watch for excellent buys from your favorite automobile dealer.

10 Merchandise 101 Apartments Tiger 137 Lots And Acreage 211 Special Notices Wonted RED BANK MONMOUTH BEACH I WILL NOT be re»pon*ible tor mnj LUXURY HIGH RISE deblf olner imm incurred by my»*il ANTIQUE JEWEL** - Oriental RlVERVIEW TOWCRS SHORELANDSAREA John luchontn. 17 Ftrtt il Foir fufft LEi DEUX 1 DON PONS m ON NAVESINK RIVCR Water oil orownd Ready to butld Firm Haven R.v.. ftd , F*. Hwt« U1*ni9tU\ T MO bedroom apartmenti and pen otll7.S00 There will be o Sp«fcjl *»eef.ng of m« 4»7 CASH thou» Suite*, ilorting ol UN Centroi PSYWiCCLAIRVOYANT Woyor ond Council of fUe Borough oI oir conditioning. 74-hour doorman \tt HICKEY AGENCY tolontown on Saturday February 14. ANTIQUES - Anything old futm vice, iwtmming pool, utuno bath, ma Realtor MRS. SYLVIA )9J4. ot 9 30 o m prevolling lime In Ihe tur*. ihinfl, Qltm dOllt, |«"M(lrv rug* rina ond much more Coll Mr J i 37 Beach Rd Monmouth Beoth GIFTCD HEADER AND Council Worfcihop doom ot Borough 1M (o»h paid Mary Jon* Roowvrlt Giynn for choice location Coll m 4M/ onytime IHE Riwir Rd . Rumioo fMljlSt TRUE ADVISOR Hall. O Brood Street, at which time ril 1717 On all proMerm of Hit there will be ducutMd. a* well o» t»»i NAN JOHNSON 138 Mobile Homes Fer tntormolloii call vral mofteri. me budoeiory t«mi ond BUYS ANOBUVi RED BANK^ condition! of employment of certain From on #n1ir« htvMtWid to a tingle MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - 542-9500 employee* The public will be e« Hem Antiou* lurnilwf*. !••*!•» til Branch ond Mod it on Avenue* Bethany Rd , Mailet Adult pork Walk eluded Irom the budget ducumoni I and 7 bedroom Garden Apartment* v»r immeoiole to»h Top doilor '41 to *hopping Call 7*4 JVH DEDUCE SAFE AND FAS! W.th There will olio be o Special Meelingor Ull From t JO0 per month MAZLET - WaSS. one bedroom, IOITO the Moyor ond Council on Wednettfay. Call 701 741 will or apply GoB«*e Tablet* ond E Vap water February II 197*, al I 00 p m pre Ui I) MjMNHuHf- - Anltqun. china, at 74 Molly Pitcher Village Court attached Florida room Central air pill* Prole»*tonol Phormocy \U Wall to wall carpeting Nice pork No vailing lime in the Council Meeling glow ware, ort objKtiond bne i!4 IM *RlOkV - Aportmentv, etli turrtuhed. elate to town, private en artd 25 den Central air. five bedroom cienc bcMnfrMl garden lull opening on Maple Ave Furn.ihM 11 30io 1 ond alter 4p ronch on beauliful ' i acre Set bock oil 747-4100 nuhcd ond unfurnished hamei and apariment community Studio, one-ond roomi. iltllng room ond ktichen privi Sycamore Ave Aiking 144*00 8W River Rd Fa» Havrn ""LOTS WANTED VOICE PIANO AND THEORY LES aporlmcnit TElCHEH AGENCV. two bedroom* Air, wother dryer. legei Reotonoblt rolei Women ore " FAIR TH AVE rT SONS - Populor or ctonicol Certi CLASSIMD ADS REALTORS. W Oceonporl Ave . (erred inquire 4] Peleri PI . Red TINTON FALLS - New Colonial M Builder need* lot* in Monmouth Coun tied teocher with BME degree irom diihwa*rwr NOT total electric Pool, NEW! NEW! HICKEY AGENCY ty Call 111 /JJJ Oceonport M-SttB. boorowatk Ul \m. U) *)U •onk Okros Rd . corner Hope Rd UI.0O0 Mienandooh Comervatory of Mu*ic Clai.ilicolion SI. One ol o kind No development* On ]/ Beach Rd Monmouth Beoc ASBURY fAUf SEA BRIGHT"*- ThfeeToom. nicely quiel *ide ilreel. Ihii new home ha* Cenlury Bldg Co 131 OH* WE HAVE BUYERS S66 7074 SI A BRIGHT- Eligont and <• ll Ml 401/ix.yhmi- For buiirwi*. commericol. indu*lrial RENTAL CENTER furnlihed Clean Ulllltiei included cluitve designer furmthed ttudio elli lorge living room, formal di UNION BEACH - Five room itader Furmtho* ond unfurnnh«d Rwmn Cull Noulllut Apartment*. UI OW)\ droorm, l'» __ OCEAN TOWNSHIP UA.U0 - v^, home Goroge. lenced m yard Mid and investment proper tie* Coll todoy cienclei and 3'i room executive Wit - Parhwoy 117 Agency. /»om able nnt No Ut to tenanti Other ei En|oy a ihorl or long Hoy No Fully corprred uiiumption lor qualified buyer Three 70 i Coll owner. 1M4M4 SH~RE W S B U RT A R HI GARDEN lease HARBOUR POINT, "rt? (Htm Imagine only 141,900 twdroomi, two bothi. reor yard enti CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES "TUBIN WEISS AGENCY APARTMENT - One bedroom, I17S Ave , 747 JJS3, Ul HIT CENTURY 21 rely fenced Encloied porch Appn Two bedroom, I77S include* heal ond ancei Included Pleoie coll tor detain WANTED!! 775-4350 not water Good *ne room* Coll i4l WHlTEHOUSE HOTEL - Kean*burg Paul Bragar Agency Owner omioui Price negotiobir TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 546 8100 147? Room* wilh kitchen u» 170 weekly REDDEN AGENCY. 1i\ 9100 A tomlly la cn|oy Inn new conditic 222 6183 Evenlnp.1 m Broad SI . Shrewtbury lil O)?l ronch Ctieerlul living room, three TOll FR» FROM MIDDIETOWN AREA 671-9300 SMALL EFFICIENCY APARTMENT itimiat w nsi FTIR^AVEN - Three bedroom BRADLEY BEACH - SfMXlM/l on* RED BANK~COLONIAL bedroomt with double cioirii. eol-in - 19* Port Monmouth Rd . Port Mon 107 ronch Fireplace in living room den kilchen. attached overme garage, i5i Biycles — bedroom apartment, fully carpcied. mouth. U j Bedroom, kitchen, living Nursing Homes fimihed recreation roam down*ioi'* Grocioui older home cloie to ichooii fenced profenionally londtcoped Non Commercial Ralei S4 minimum charge oir conditioned On-premiiei parking room areo. bath tUO plu* electric Near *cnool*. thoppmg center tS4.tOO iiopping ond Iransoortotion Hoi bay aroundi. neor New York ond local but Mini Blfctt On* bloc* Irom octon Call "4 Ml or FREEHOLD REST HOME - Sic 1 CalU*S-O}74 After e, 671-07IO M7-3007 __, windowed living room, lour bedroomi hnet. ihoppingond i *"" Per Line Tfjum ctnttd Open admitiion poht on lecond floor, lour more on third BICYCLE — Woman * yellow SUB L~ET- Unfurmthed. two bed Brood St .Freehold. /Mfili MAZLET - New homr t*ver' Wr Davr floor l'i bothi Full dry boiemenl Schwinn, three *peed Hardly uted 1 Day 61c EAST KEAN&eURC - Twobedroom 14? 11 IS room oporlment, I7»* per monlh inem, Ranchci and Blievel* oil on wraparound porch Located in protei 55c apartment Gorogt optional till per Hignlondii IFl-leM. large lot* in low tortie* Three brd nonol lone iSS.000 ALLAI 2 Days (Consecutive) month 4*54710 108 Commercial THRlElE'DROdM - Aportnifnt in roomi. I'i both* Ronche* U0.9O0. Bi 152 Boats And 3 Days (Consecutive) 45c EATDNTOWN - Two bedroom oporl level* UI.M0 to U7.W0 Call now to private home W0 o month piu* *ecu Rentals nave your choice of color* throughout 4 Days (Consecutive) 42c- menl, Immediate occupancy nty Heal and hoi water included Con ALLAIRE- FARROW Accessories Coll M3-0S14 after 7 p m . S6» *»i » ATTRACTIVE - Modern oHite* oi 10 HERB READ ASSOCS . Realtor I'M 5 Days (Consecutive) 39c Spring St . Red Bonk, two lo lip oflice Hwy U, Hatlet 73fl1OQ Realtoi BOSTON WHALER - AQUA SPORT 37c HIGHLAND HILLS - Woler view lullei Onpremiiei porking Near 294 Broad SI Red Bank — GlOltron. Ouronouftc, Slmger 6 Days (Consecutive) wilh balconied mottir bedroom. t» 102 Houses For Rent trtopt and reitauronli. one block from ' Four bW FARROW Johnjon outboard*, O M C Mercrui 7 Days (Consecutive) 35c one dtcorotlon. cothedroi living room. Riverview Hoipital, but away Irom 741-3450 ler, E Z Loader and Tee Nee Trailer* 1 ATIANIK HIGHLANDS - HorbOf Realtor 32c I j enchanting bothi 1371 monthly traffic |omi Low renloli including FREE If* TIDE CHART 3 Days (Consecutive) view Four bedroom*, one and two t Callonytlnng If I S17I or I7J "i», complete lonitonoi wrvicet ond wp HIGHLANDS - Coty Iwo bedroom 294 Broad St. Red Bank LEFTOVER 1»>S SALE NOW- 30 Days (Consecutive 30c bathi 1400 monthly plu* utillttet Call for {Hrtoili or mowing at HIGHLANDS - Modern three room home, living room, dmlng room, mod 741-3450 BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS' oporlment, tuiioble odulfi 11M per ern kitchen and both Carpeting Am Call anytime Commercial Rales S4 minimum charge month plui utllltln Security reouired COUNTRY RANCH HOME ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE~OF mo 127.000 Principal* only IHO7VJ $39,900 FLAGSHIP LOCUST-MIDDLE TOWN TOWNSHIP RED BANK - New two family houir Municipal MorineBnin Per Line 17) Wi net - Nine rooms, tirmhed ooie HIGHLANDS - Three bedroom*. I i Thit It a "mutt-ice home wtlhm t xi lunv* mote area, iiiuaied on five ment, corner location Hwy 1*. Hoi bothi, remodeled mude ond out. Trtre* bedroorm each of»ortment All Atlontlc Hlgihlondt J*l 74M 1 Day 64c HIGHLANDS - Onr brtfooai. unlur acret ntar Navennh Country Club utihtiei icparale Aiding 147.000 Toll walking dufonce to tchooli ond N Y MERCURYOUTBOARDS let immediate occupancy Leotmg fenced yard, low taaei. All con- transportation Thu fhreebedroom 58c mihtd, oliutiiiiiei Iftcludttf. IIti For RENT or SALE Three bedroom termt negotiable KIR WAN CO , }4i 741 Mil Winter Storage Solr* and Service 2 Days (Consecutive) luiiei, living room with fireplace, dm veniences 177.000 1774*19 Owner home hot on outdoor aai grill m fully monthly On the hill ttlicunty aporl TKO Arttlor PttJV 3 Days (Consecutive) 4Bc menl. turnnhtd. I'M) monthly, oil utiii ing room, kitchen, three boltn. large IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Iron* REO BANK * Two or three family tenced rear yard In Belter Hornet 4 liei included ?»1 W«O after 4 p m polio, tMrlmmlng pool. )' » cor aaroge EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE OFFICE - ferred owners offer their beautiful houic Eicellent condition Will help Garden! condition WHELAN 4 Days (Consecutive) 45c Magnificently landscaped Sole price Only one teft. Full lonilofiol ierv«e indnoncing Aiking tM.tOO 741 u)l REALTY GROUP 194 Rte )i Middle TURF SAILING 42c HIGHLANDS — On* bedroom luiury lour bedroom Colonial tor your torn. ond Aw PI Ptnora I 5 Days (Consecutive) aparlmtnti with ItrrtKtt and the bftt 1131.000 Principal* only Rentol 17M elevator, heal and air conditioning ly * enjoyment. A quiel side tlreel in HUMSON ARtA S*r*d lof Momn town 14? 7»i 40c Kenlc view In Monmouth County Lo monthly Coll Mri Kurlntky between lupplled Prlvoie reserved porking Middlrtown, yel close to shopping and For Living brochure, pici. deicrip 6 Days (Consecutive) coled ot New Vork City bin Hop. walh 9 5 pm 747 3730 747-1100. troin itotlon in ground pool Fire lioni, pncei on ovailoble homei AP 132 Apartments— THOMPSON 17 BOAT - Wind*h>e.- 7 Days (Consecutive) 38c place Large den Pleotant woodland PLEBROOK REALTORS. II? Ave to reilouronli and ihopptng ond JJO KEAN5BURG - Lovely 7' i roonTeol KEYPORT — Small itore. it <)0 ifeerlng wheel, etc Life locket* and I 6 Days (Consecutive) 35c from marina V300 p»i monlh Coll Al view from Ihe dining room ond eo< in Two Rmeri, Rurmon.HJ W» trailer 1400 SO h p Jahnton tell *farl ' locje. year round I'M monthly. 1 » center ot buiineii diilrtct, avonobie kilchin. shaded patio, icreened porch Town Homes 30 Days (Consecutive) 33c loin Farrow Agtnty Realtor*. Ash monlhi lecurtty *M-4*09 after S I eb 1. 19/6 HWmonlhly ?w Ml/ motor ol*o OvoilotMe Ul Di- l«r Mr Reid. 741 WO baiemtnt Reduced lo irt.VDO Can RUUSON COLONIAL - Looking to' LITTLE SILVER - 44B Cheshire KEANSBURG - 4'i room houte Mo LIGHT INDUSTRY - WOOia tl high the charm of an older home af Ihe Square, m room* Only one Imme IS CR FAMILY PLAN RATE ceiling*, truck entrance in reor, office right price1 Thit bom* Liv ""POOLS ting, heat ond hot water included U» Realtor. with tuepioce den with lire M7-WS3 _^ Ml 5134 Locol diiirioulor hot five Wi above I PICK-UP $1 00 I Bow lace headings S6 00 off month UCHIN REALTORS. l» 13 ground lunury pool* with o>ck. lenc.ng | OFFICE FOR RENT ? Income Property ond filter* Completely in*taiied. VUt L MAM tonn • Minimum mserl.on ? lines !w_ NEW SHREWSBURY - Four bed in Red Bank orea KEANSBURG - BEACHVIEW CAR I. V. Realty Agency SEA BRIGHT No money dawn, term* orrongm Con f MAIL Sp<:.UU iMammun 24 lines All room haute Available March I Call 147-eeeO Two lomily duple- DENS - Efficiency oral one bedroom 44*3101 VERONICA IANN. REALTOR Hreaders place.al toot ol epof tmenti available trem *l7i Over OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES 470 Brood way. Long Branch 777 t* Call 74)1144otter 7pm For each box number assigned llcolumn looking Boy Cooking gat. heat, hoi OCEANPORT-RIVERFRONT -Four - Available in Crystal Brook Prole* AAcCUE woier parking upplied Call W 1*7. bedroom ranch, Iwocor goroge WOO nonal Building. Eatontown Coll Mi. Reollori 135 Commercial itnoaniwtr,n;MM monlhly 741-1179. 741 IJ7J Bomlmonn. S?7 73M. lORiage Rd Rumion •47 7'K KEAMSSURG - Firil door, three RED BANK - Three bedroom. twV OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Pro7e» Property iLt.l.MiWkM. e i p g RUMSON WATERFRONT - One both home Top location tlli per nonol building Choice location Ap BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONA.L WUt t>l month Ltote, reference* ond tecurily ond the eicellent neighborhood Four acre Four bedroom ranch. Quiel DEADLINES proiimatelyM0*q tt (unniMtd Itreel Lawn. wood*, water, boot 1700 iq tl Store, living qworlen. u required Coll 747-4510 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - bedroom*. Iwo both*, tormol dining room Boiemenl Double goroge Ei ramp, bulkhead on deep water chon able ooiement Onf otre T9I Jljj FOUND - German Shepherd KEANSBURG - Fowr roomi Nice lo R UMSOlT — three bedroom t, I": Ground floor, *uitable tor doctor or nei For lole by owner. 19),M0 Will bothi, Hying room, dlnina room, hitch cellenl school *y*lcm Now vaconl young lemoie. Mlddletown. recently I All ads are restricted to their proper classilication and to coilon Suitable tor odutti Pay Own denlitl ot JJJ Brood St . Red Bonk IV Aiking 14;,S00 See it today CEN consider two-wear leow with option to Apg pup* 7*1-44* ' ulllltiti Security ttsOper month Coll tn, imon den Botement. goroge. oir J fM^o r^ lo_i_P_n» TURY 71 - COZENS AGENCY. ID buy Principal* only Reply Boi C 7)* 137 Lots And Acreage _ the regular Daily Register style of type We reserve the conditioner* U» monthly including LOST — Ton ond while mole collie W-tW. __ SMALL STORE - 6T"oftici~ior~refii River Rd..Fatr Haven 741H4* Mil- Ouuy Rrgnlrr. Shrrwvbury N i ACREAGE - Three htStipriree-co* right lo edit or reject any classified advertising copy heal Leoie. reference* ond tecurtty ered acre*, fronting on picture*quc Reword vicinity Leonordvilte Rd ,, KEANSBURG - Modern apartment > required Call 147-OJOI, Frl Sot Sun Call A Kotlcky Real E*late. Rt )i KEANSBURG - Coiy two bedroom SHARK RlVEfT HILLS - iy ttwner Beltord. on Mon . Feb 3 Child heart Eotontown. N.j.S47»73 brick Ironl home on lovely tree *r>odM Beacon Hill Rood. Marlboro Town All ads once called m and processed it cancelled will be 0 home, near If*— Three bedroom Cape Cod Atkmg thip 179.000 TERMS I coth, . ol broken Any information, pleale tall I con before noon. I SHREWSBURY - Twobedroom. lenced lot, 9S»100 Alto often living ,40.000 9M W?4 717144} charged a minimum charge ot $4 00 wail to wall carpeting Garage 1300 110 Wonted To Rent room, dining room, tile both wall to **.otooreed Coll M<_*J» monthly plui irtllltle* fit 4371 woll carpeting Air conditioned Ca*t ( HOICE BUILDING LOT H.134 DEATH NOTICES MONMOUTH COUNTV - House with iron boieboard heal Priced lor quick reiidcnliol *ecl*on. located an the No en. tile both, corpcied bedroom and WEST LONG BRANCH - Large n.ci two living unit* lor morried couple and *ale Owner moving to Florida JuM . oom* down SO «7S0 let Large two vennh River. Red Bonk 74MUJ Death Notices Cards ol Thanks in Memonams and Anni- living room O'l Hreel parking DM trtrrc bedroom* Good tchoolt and lo i79.900 Coil The SriOLKO AGENCV car garage with tool *ntd 6*1 Brood HAVE A PROBLEM? -Someene who versary Masses (Run on the Obituary page) 75c per line ptr month, plui ulilittti Security re- cation. Security 137} monthly 77* 717-0113. St , Shrewiourw HOLMDEL — Threeocre choice caret ii waitina lo heor Contact quired 717-0)23 poncy, »1 360 TOM 0*31 SHREWSBURY SPECIAL - Th.* building me Wooded, hone troiii KEYPORT - Modern, on eiecir.c RE LIABLE WOMAN ARTIST Srtkt KEANSBURG - Two bedroom ronch Owner UMI40. unturm*hed room and kitchen privi on quiet street Living room, omellc. neol. d*on two bedroom home i* >n CANCELLATION NUMBER one bedroom oporlmenl 103 Rentals To Share wall-to-woll corpetlng. lorge eat m mowtih condition and only til.900 LINCROFT — 17$ IrtniOQt. bordering Caum4\n iege m private home 147 "»* EA ARMSTRONG AGENCV. Real upon a letting lecond to none Moke on FAIR HAVEN - Woman JO hatTWO^fHREE~B~E6ROOM TTOME - kitchen, large paneled encioied porch, Notice — Credit for cancellation i$ given only on issuance KEVPORT"- fhre»foom~oportment ntw roof, air conditioned, large lor*. SSS Proipecl Ave . LtHle Stiver Offer 131.900 E A ARMSTRONG horn* to thore with female HOD per m greater fled Bonk area V300 per 1* 1-4500 AGENCY, Realtor, i» Proipect Ave . of special kill number lo advertise' when cancellation of ad Single or couple prtierred No pet* month I47,«71 after »p m _^_^month Cuttomer win pay one year * tenod in yard 171.900 Principal* Little Silver 74I4S90 is requested Advertiser must retain number tor tuturo ref- REO BANK — Aportment to thore rent in advance Call Betty Shelly ol only Call oner Spm.ril f!77 STERLING.THOMPSON ASSOC KEANSBURG - Three lomily ranch erence LONG BRANCH - ONE MONT H Prefer retpontible mon Convenient to CenturyU, Coieni Agency. >4! IM REALTOR Each threeroom oporlment has lift- 140 Hwy 35 Mlddletown Hi MOO RUMSON - Riverfront lot in prime FREE RENT One and Iwobedroom trgntporlotion Nl -*74J otter • p m WOULD LIKE — To ieo*e three-bed otto wilh over M0 on Ihe matt' A Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Regis- mentt. Mi Long Bronch WANTEO - Someone who would like ploce. woiher ond yord Two cor go room ronch hou*e with option to buy roge Good location and condition THREE BEDROOM CAPE - !• new Kiting at 1U.iOO CENTURY 71 - r to itiore. on apartment For informo COZENS AGENCY. 741741* ter cannot be responsible for errors after the first day Can Red Bonfc area Coll M3-WB Groites ISIS per month Asking c*Hent condition Large modern eat >n Hon. coll let 777? after 4 JO p m kitchen SOiiOO nicely londMQped loi 542-1700 to make corrections LONG BRANCH - UntvrnMhed one- U4.9O0 Coll 73*135} bedroom oportmrrtt. wall >e wall car WOULD WIDOW — Like lo *ho>r her 131. Houses For Sale peflng. near bus ttop 117-tfIl home ond evpen*et with onolher oc KEYPORT — Thret bedroom*, l i LONG~BIANCH — Attractive lour tlve widow on pemlon> Middlrlown balhi, S36.900 CHARMING OLDER Atlantic Highiond* area Coll 6 « p m Iwobrdroom, 179.100 CORNER CO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX roomi, eicellenf location. LONIAL. teven room*, l'i both* 131. Houses For Sale SHREWSBURY Coll after Ip m.mVM V4IMH FOUR BEDROOM, double ga COLONIAL L OHfBTATTCH"- Gorden'opori roge 144,HM STERLING MiCANN menti. one ond Iwo-bedrsom. lur 104 Winter Rentals Real Ettote Brokrr*. SM 96U THE FARM ON PRIVATE ROAD mthed end unfurnished Free ulilitiet PENNSYLVANIA I hole) Mttfn W [ iNCROFT RANCH Three brd 4 bedrooms. 3W baths on Hi Wettwood Ave . Apt 31. lirepioce. dlthwather, TV \\*C week room*, country kitchen with Arm $53,900 ttrong Solorium floor. fim*hed bow LONG BRANCH - Three room*, nice end I73S weekly 671 JOTl over 3 acres Could be eas- 131. Houses For Sale ly furnlihed Adulti prHerreo Acro» menl. oir conditioned, woll to won Most unique ottering Cen- 2 Autos For Sale from Hospiiol and all Ironiportotion POCONO MOUNTAINS - Wild Acre* carpelmg. di»hwo*her. refrigerator tury, old farmhouse with ily sub-divided Asking '01 Apartments 16* Pavilion Ave Lohe Four bedroom Ranch, all utiii ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ne« waiher'dryer Holl«crt lenced yard, J150,000 OCEANPORT 3 Trucks and Trailers )02 Houses For Rent he* Weekly or weekend 7M4KN otte' beautifully landicaped Pool ond tool 1976 conveniences, out- CONG BRANCH — Furnished )t home* Bi level or Ranch Buy dirtc ihed Convenient lo *chool*. Porkwoy 2 8TOHY — Cotonial with ex- 4 Motorcycles 103 flentais.To Share •iii"' Irom builder and *ove Coil 7f 1 1*47 buildings, lenced pasture roomt. till All olilitif* included NO and City Ironiporlolion Principal* AVAILABLE THRU 5 Auto Services Parts WEST END - Immediate occupancy Horse stalls Many tall trees tra lot — 1st time offered, 3!/fc 104 Winter Rentals pen m H04 only Aiking 144.000 1*1 4UJ 6 Aulo Rent Lease Furnurted three-room unit Ultiilie**n and flowering shrubs Pic- bedrooms. 1ft baths, with 105 Summer Rentals MATAWAN-CROSS ROAD MANOR - eluded Coll 73* 1700 7 Aulo insurance One ond two bedroom oportmenti In new 24x4 ft, above-around 106 Furnished Rooms BE SETTLED EASTER LITTLE SILVER - Threebedroom ture book setting Immediate cludei heat and hoi wore* Air condi in thi* beautiful custom built, live bed HINTELWANN 8 Auto Finance Dutch Colonial New kitchen ond bath occupancy Call today pool. 1 Vi car garage has been 107 Nursing Homes Honed One minulr from Enl I JO See- room. 7't both Englnh Tudor with toaun trtes — seclusion Finished 64 Money Wanted 153 Camping Equipment dry roomi. marina focilHin CHAN RID BANK J AVOID STAIR CLIMBING tXECUTIVt SPECIAL basement — all utilities 11 154 Recreaiionai Vehicles Htl BEACH APARTMENTS. P. 6000 tq ft single tlory, iprlnk- RARITAN VALLEY rooms — 2ft batha — 1 car 155 Sports Equipment Rd . Manmowrh Btoch hull '.'in-UBoft Ocf !• ttrto. »eporote. covered lood- I This beautiful ranch leatures Ave I Renting agrnl. Apl 71,1714 1. mo. light manufacturing, dlt [easy housekeeping three In a neighborhood ot impos- garage Estate must sacrifice 156 Swimming Pools MONMOUTH BEACH - Beautifuoulifyionl ond • tr/bution center, heat lurnished. I bedrooms, science Kitchen. ing homes, this one stands I Call to see — We have the unutuol 1' i loom apartment 77«l' ' \m pacing fadHtlei. modem of key. Asking $55,000 mg room wilh lorae dre**ing room. • 'ice Available immedlo I central air conditioning, ga- out You'll see lour very | 71 Merchandise For bale Iro kilchen ond both, hug* Spanish Rea*onobltrenf I rage, plus a 32' above- neat bedrooms, elegant ce- 72 Garage Yard Sales Hyie potto in wing ot lovely maniton T4T-11O0 *1 Oceon Ave Separate entrance* I ground pool for summer en- ramic tiled lloor. in loyer and I monition, A L UUILDIN* 73 Machinery For Sale Q « ildl * joyment Dead-end street kitchen Wall-to-wall carpet- 74 Rental Service • 210 Lost and Found 101 Apartments VA and FHA terms to a qual- Application, now being accepted lor selective Doctor*, Oentltti, Optklani, PLEASANT - Three room apartment ing throughout the rest ol | Chiropractori, Full Service Imuronct Agency, engineer*. BroMroge Flrmi. 75 Farm Equipment 211 Special Nonces overlooking pork, convenient location ified buyer Mlddletown the home Central air condi- 76 Auction Sales IHO per month and tltcfric L»o*e Township gk new twilneii tertian. ill Office and full prescription Phor 212 Travel — Transportation plu* itCWfn> Coll IT* HH tioning, rec room, garage mocy) Air conditioning A 77 Pets and Livestock 213 Instruction and many extras Walk to Ktit. flrit ond tecond floor tultei REO BANK - Cenlrolly leco $41,500 78 Aircraft Lorge two-bedroem oparrment Living I EATONTOWN houses ot worship Call lor 79 Swap or Exchange room, dining room, kitchen, both M7S I Laktvitw Terrace your appointment today 80 Merchandise Wanted •er month Reference*, security No I Pwk like setting 3l ft rooms K1" | Prime location (quiet, ytl very preitloeout ond llrateglc). Now renttd'full pett Coll Mt 44*41*7 Haziet ess 900 I preicrlpllon drug tlort. package llauoti ond convtnlertct food itore Selectlvi •ED BANK - Flv# l«rf« Iwawrtevt I $207 4W rooms. $255 Gas | apfrilcaUDn now being occepted tor luncheonette, lub irtop. con Ion tit or plno roomi, I'j boftit, e«ctlien' location included Swim Club On Kp. reitouronl. bakery. trav«l ogency, camera itort, tportlng goodt. nabby TRANS-EXECUTIVE REALTY, INC. •hop. hn I til no-needle croft, nealtti foooi. ihoe repair, tailor dry cleonino. or sue parking Apartments pllonte repairf , pet thoptht. muik record H lktth The HneitntlgfibO' The Daily Register 1831 Highway 35 liable Junt I. 1976 Going fait couple Co" Ml ?m. have atr conditioning I hood ihoppfrtg tenter In Monmouth County Inveiflgcrle ond you will truly be turprlied onidd pleated, Parking tor over IJQ Apply Mr A Mrs. Simpson (Next to Harmony Bowl) veniclM Beauflfully londicooed ond elJ l lighted covered moll, rear ond 'rant Classified Action Line Office Apartment 1A or cad Middletown, N.J. enfroncei 542-0705 542-1700 RED BANK - FurnisAed Two lovely CALL T1ICHIR AQINCY MALTOM 2t7 OCCANPORT AVE rvtM. «4*terre»ew» «ecor Modern E«n. 222-17(1 24-hour itnlct krlclkfM, pr I vole fftfranct, excellent to S42-3SOO «*•* ftWeiKt, »cvritv MI-WW m Holmd«l Singers to perform SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 TteMlylfegfctcr 23

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The Biyihore Christian School will present a program of gospel music by the New Court set to rule on validity Life Singers of Vermont to- morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym.

214 Middletown of massage parlor rules Pg|)Jj£ hOOTInfl Ml yU fat FREEHOLD - Superior reaching "when you try lo was representing to justify Judge Yaccarino said, how- been Mt betott tht TwMMf . pion" Court Judge Thomas I. stretch that band lo include the Matawan ordinance from ever, he might agree with Mr nlnfl B?°/d tor • •>p ** KIM* HWI. Yaccarino has reserved deci- that point of view and Judge Boyle that the 1100 a year fee . 'March 1,'im, af wMch time oil an employe of a massage par- (oncernod cltliam thall bt hoard sion until Friday on the legal- lor or a hooker on the street " Yaccarino said there didn'l assessed by the borough's or- HILDA COLL IW3H Townthip Clerk ity of a Matawan massage need to be He cited as an ex- dinance for all employes of a Ftb I* U.M parlor ordinance which is Mr. Boyle argued that then- ample that there is no need lo massage parlor may be out of •tfiHaam*. "mi—mm MMrlna. M0TIC1 being challenged by Florida has been no allegation of im- Notlca it hereby gwtn thai i am in wait until someone is killed line but held off his decision rtc*lpl ot an ofkPltcatioM lor Site Plan Cove Health Spa Inc. of II4-D propriety or "hanky-panky" before a law is passed prohib- BStilBSKBStiSi approval In Mfatikrtown TowMhto lor for a week in order to pre- *» l» CoosM Group Mw.wjtnn.it llMfM Main St., Matawan in a back room at Ihe spa he iting drunken driving pare a written opinion King) lor tht OUTDOM al constructing a 236 Mlddlelown Burger King PramtMt tocoted mt Hwy The borough remains under No 31, MUMIvtomw; Block M. Lot •; Ton Mas af MUdWtew* TewmJw* a temporary restraining or- Public hearing an MM app.lcol.on ha* baan Mt kwfar* mt TawMMp't Ptasv der, prohibiting municipal of- Llncroll IRa. lac. fartJM Mraaw af . U MM Judge Yaccarino delayed ' his decision so that he could MOTICI Nolle* li htrcov 0ivtn that I am In prepare a written opinion at ftinw ol on opptlcation tw o wotwtf Ol Sll* Plon approval In MIMIotown the end of a hearing Friday Town.hlp lor Donald • 1*4*1 lor Ih* to charge of larceny on the Florida Cove Health COLL. SON purpoi* or occupying o building lor Spa suit which alleges the FREEHOLD - A 28-year- cou|d resor| unlawfully for Matawan Ave '. Malawan. Feb 1* COM Ot IS %T9 1001, Lot 3; Td borough of Malawan is old Long Branch man has the distribution of heroin June pleaded innocent by mail to a Township. 01 MI «r • wH>ir bttn .el before tht Township s Pton MOVING IN - Making sure all tj>e telephones spa and each ol its employes rev*1 inMlddlalewn nlng Board lor 100 P M in Town Hall, of entering Garden State Peter F. Sosnoski of Hunt in Key port Township (»r A Ifcl work at the new Monalapan police'headquarters Mi Muffler In King* Highway. M-ddtetown, on Mon to obtain a license costing Towel Co., 165 Branchporl Road, pleaded innocent by O'Neill Rodriquez. 21. of day. March I, HJ4. ol which ttme'oli are, from left, Patrolmen Brian O'Callaghan and h* V ill««* Moll concerned citlitnt Wall bt hoard $100 a year under a new mas- Ave , Long Branch, without mail to charges of dis Aberdeen Road, Matawan, HILDA COLLI&ON Ron Vogelsang, assisted by Al Mendi, a radio tech- sage parlor ordinance. The Ru« It 111. T(M Township Clerk breaking and stealing- patien. t tribuling marijuana and pos- denied breaking into the apart- M?.*MM*ta. nle Fab. 1« U.ii nician from Snytonic Technology, Inc. Township suit also charges Ihe ordi- gowns valued between 1200 sess(ng lt wUh jnlerl ,0 dls ment of Arthur Piltman. Cross police moved from facilities In a leased building on nance illegally prohibits a 226 Hozlet 22* Hoiltt and $500 tribute it April 3. 1974 in Free- Road. Matawan Township. Gordons Corner Rood to the township-owned for- masseur or masseuse from Robert C. Hill denied enter- hold March 16 and stealing a por- B0*HD OP IDUCATION MAILi I NIW JlHIIV mer State Police barracks on Rt. 522 next to Town- treating anyone of the oppo- NOTICI ing the building March 6 with Franklin Morton, 22. of Ave- table television set, a stereo ••iffot ttvttnuMt aoj PaMlc Hoarlng ship Hall. site sex out breaking and stealing Ihe In oCCOrdonc* with rht Ntw J*rMV Stotuit. rtlollng htrtto, Nottct It nel Blvd; Douglas Gibson. 23. set, and an eighttrack tape haraby oJyon thai tht Board ot Eaucailon ot tht School D'tlrlct of tht Town- Brian Boyle of Kalonlown. gowns. recorder valued over $500 IhM M Heittt, hat propof *d a Itntotlvt budget tor tht ichool ytar btginning of Fifth Ave . Daryl Tisi. 19. J& 1, 1*7*, ond andlna Junt 10. \f77. which ii on flit and op«r> to Imptctlon Ihe attorney for Ihe health Hill was arraigned before of Louden Gardens, and Dennis Durko. 2t. of South at tht Socrttoryi offlct In th* Admlnt»tration 6 Ida , 17 Btthony Rood, Hoi' M, Ntw if My B77» Matawan man given spa, argued that the borough Superior Court Judge Merrill Linda Henderson. 25. of Long Amboy, denied aiding and II ihould bt OOMfvad that txp*«dllurt> art thown undtr a ntw program budget formal approved bv th* N*w J»rtty Otpartmtnt ot Education. Thll doesn't have any authority Lane Jr. Branch Ave , all Long abetting in the break in of a format thowt th* School OUlrlcti ttntotivt budget by program, r other than. In the trodttlonol lint Item ttructur*. thlt providing the r»od*r with a better under state law to license a James Jounos Jr . 24. of Branch, pleaded innocent by wrecker truck belonging to ond*f.landing ol how th* Olitrlct ptani to utlllit community rttourctt suspended jail term masseuse. Even for Ihe sake Newark pleaded innocent by mall to charges of possessing Atlantic Highlands Texaco Public Hvoring on Mid budget will bt held at thf Rarllon High School CaMttrlg, 41* Mlddtt Road. Hot lot, New Jtruy at 1.00 p m . February 71. of argument assuming the mail to charges of imperso- hashish and cocaine and pos- Service Station. Ill 36 and Any ciliitn int*rnl*d In ony ojuoftloni concerning thl. budgal will b* 242 Shrewsbury FREEHOLD - A 19-year borough could license the oc- nating a police officer by rep- sessing them with intent lo First Ave , and aiding and gtvon an opportunity to b* hoard. old Matawan man was given A tummorli*d comparlion of the tentotivtly opprovtd budgtt with that Borough cupation, he said, it still has resenting himself as an offi- distribute them Aug. 28 in abetting in the Iheft of a Citi- of the current yoor follow. ••SOLUTION a suspended reformatory sen- no authority to prohibit a cer of Ihe Newark and New Long Branch zens Band radio and speaker SCHOOL DISTRICT oUDQET ITATIMINT WHEREAS the Local Public Con POH SCHOOL VIAt l*7e-n trocll LOW INjjAttA MlflMQl tence and fined $500 for"two member of one sex from York police departments, spe- William Nardelli. 26. of valued at $225 Del 30 ••cotton al Hattgf TaWMWp Ctwnly of MoiHiiovtti rtquirti Ihot thf Resolution oulhor break-ins in Morganville in Hi (!) (II ding lfv» owoworo d o' conlroctt lor Pro treating someone of the oppo- cifically as a member of Ihe Sopt 10, I*r4 Sept N, iv/i Swt N, 19/4 ftttlenotttlenooll SServiSecee c * ithot which more than 1700 In car- site sex. sniper squad, to Lorraine ENROLLMENTS ••cnto" —l •Acluo-. - l- Cltlmottd b«h licly P-MWant Dolly Enroll MM P*tHive b«h mutt be pets were stolen, and for re- Josefowitz, 110 Fourth Ave.. 11 • WHEREAS thtrt eilih o need tor This constitutes prohibition tht wvlce. ot o Pkmning ton.ulloni ceiving stolen properly, a Bradley Beach, on various SOURCRi OP HVUUI (or tht voor It74. ond of a business, not a regu- WHEREAS twndt ore owolloble tor safe containing cash which lation, and represents a viola- dates between Aug 3 and 16 I fvrars 1*75 7* 1«;*77 had been stolen from a Hess in Bradley Beach and lo Ho EXPENSE lAtl Afitlclpotodl (Anticipated) NOWTHEREFORE BE IT RE tion of the U.S. Civil Rights Make A Date lant ' SOLVED by tht Borough Council ol Station on Rt. 9, Morganville xanne Smith, 102 Second Ave . L«Vt uwiilioo* u,n\MiM -.s.oii./oi oo Shrewsbury that Act and the U.S. Constitution. A paid directory' of corning events for non-profit organiza- 1414,1(4)00 iJOt.Ht, 00 t.m.SM 00 Thli contract it awordod without The sentence was imposed Bradley Beach, on Aug 6 in 4741111 17,7»00 11,7*000 romptlitlvt bidding on o P'ofmionoi Mr Boyle contended PMlKallOfM tions Rates: $2 00 for 3 lines for one day SI 00 each addi- 1U4SM i S*rvlc*' und*K tht provi.iom ol tht on George D. Kohlmayer. Bradley Beach 1 I SpMlot FadafDl ond'or Local Public Contract. Low btxouvt Robert Feldman. borough tional line; $3.00 for two days. $1 25 each additional line * 141 W1) ' th* Mrvlc* rtnd*r*d or p*rtorm*d n 22SA Cottrell Road. Malawan. Stolt tpontoftd Progromt attorney for Matawan. count- Barry Aydelolle. 20. of $5 for three to five days. $1 50 each additional lint-; $6.00 S7.7fO.Wl 10 H.14S.7O1 00 St.]».01S00 to bt don* by a person outhorited by by Superior Court Jutfge (A-ll TOTAL CURRENT EXP law to proctict a rocognliod ered that the municipality Chester, Pa., denied possess- for 10 days; $2 00 each aaVdilional line Deadline noon day lion on5d whO^ M practice hI, r««ulaM Louis R. Atkins. Kohlmayer by low. ond Wd* ore not required by had the right to pass the ordi- ing phencyclidine May 24 in before publication Call The Daily ReguMr. 542-40011. ask Aflprapr lotion BolorKfl R S 40* Sll.ond was put on probation for two fhe Mayor ond Clerk or* hereby ou nance In order to protect Ihe Marlboro. for Ihe Date Secretary laVIIt II TOTAL CAPITAL thoriied ond directtod to tM*cuit (he years. health and welfare of Ihe William Johnston. 17. of o—u ITLAY tU.0M.a0 agreement with Qu*a«* 4 t ynch. oMd A copy of thi. Rnolutlon .hod be Kohlmayer had pleaded townspeople. He said Ihe First Ave., Spring Lake, de- Today—For children. Dial-a-Slory with a Biblical •MMt Agro* with SA-I ...... publiihod in The Dally Rtgi.ltr ot rt **R*tl*ctl Actual Aporop*lotion. Bolonct July 1, 1*74 quired by taw guilty to breaking into a home borough didn't have to wail nied forging a sales slip from moral. Sponsored by King of Kings l.uthrran Church ol DEBT SERVICE Th* lertgolng rctvolutlon was at 21 Lindsay Drive, Morgan- •SI4.H4»3) odopitd by the Borough Council ol until a specific health hazard The Fair, Rt. 35. Ocean Middletown. Dial 671-3319 Shrewibur " ^'J SllfJI1.«l ruory 10. ville, on Feb. 29. 1975. and was found to adopt the law. Township, by signing Ihe jjM.**t« m.iiioo , i FEBRIARY 17 stealing four carpets valued As to the issue of a viola- name of another person and Ill.m.OO I74.IMOO "The New Life Singers" a teenage chorus from Ver- IC II TOTAL DMT SERVICE tSll,M4.07 iM7 77.0 Fob. U no u at over $500 which were the tion of civil rights. Mr Fel- attempting to commit credit mont will present a gospel concert al Bayshore Christian IC II AOOIT (EMERGENCVI HSOLUTHMI property of the New Jersey dman pointed out that in a card fraud to obtain merchan- STATE KH «LDO AID tiftolao invuioo- iitl«;go WHEREAS the Locol Public Con owners of House Ticor Relo- School on Tu.es. Feb. 17 at 7 30 pm Leonardville Rd . TOTAL REVENUE ttacfl Low (N J S A 4*A II I il Wfl I similar case involving a chal- dise from the store May 31 require, that the Resolution author Leonardo. Public welcome. No admission ALL ACCOUNTS S7.W7JH71 UJat.f40« 1IMU.ISI at inrtg tht aword ot conlroctt lor Pro cation Management Corp.: lenge of a Cherry Hill mas Thomas Baker, 39. of her Itilional Strvu*. wtthowl com breaking into the home of Ro- •Rafladi Actuol Aoeraprlatlan ioio. pttitlvt Wd. mull be publtcly adwer sage parlor ordinance. Ihe rman Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, FEBRUARY 1718 APPROPRIATIONS tlMd.ond ger and Nancy Haas. 17 Mil- WHEREAS there Mlifi o need lor federal courts held there was pleaded innocent to a charge The Keyport Adult School, spring semester begins CURRENT EXPINSE l»>4 IS the Mrvicn of on attorney, on oudilor lay Road, Morganville. on no violation of civil rights as of rape April 20 in Matawan Feb 24 Registration. Feb 17 and 18. 7-9 p m Keyport and on tnoin—t lor me yeor 1*74 a. re Feb. S, 1975, and stealing two REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL PROOTAMS"** quired by N J S A 40 AM. and alleged. Township. Emma Baker. 3«. High School Information call. Mario Cnipi. 264 09O2 1111.177 00 IIS3.004 00 WHEREAS fundi are owilobl* lor 1M424 00 JJI.lfOOO carpets valued at between "That puts lhal issue lo of the same address, pleaded E 2M.MS.00 Ml.Ml 00 NOWTHEREFORE BE IT RE $200 and $500. and receiving FEBRl AHY Is ::::: WSM117.4HO0 ns.soioo SOLVED by the Borough Council of bed," he said. innocent by mail to a charge Shftwtbury that stolen properly, a safe with "Chinese Auction sponsored by IVace Inc (for- Lt»ina,PI» I Mr Boyle, in his argu- of aiding and abetting ondRocrM _ Thete contract, orv owarded with merly Belford-Port Monmouth Day (are 1 Wed. Keb IK. M1.7SI0O Ml.714 00 out competitive bidding ot o Prole* cash ID it which belonged to Thomas Baker in the alleged Home Economic. 11.117 00 J7W1O0 iiOrtol Service ' under the provision, of ments, held that nowhere in H pm Buck Smith s tl 50 Refreshments liiieJ.OO that Local Public Conlrocts Low be the Hess Station. Rt 9. Mor- the state enabling act grant rape. 174,1*4 00 coust th* strwlct r*nd*red or p*r ganville, on Jan. 17. 1975. m.i*i oo IIJ.IU 00 llSJtlOO formed is to be donetoy o person ou ing powers to municipalities Brett Elliott. 27. of Mul- PTA general meeting Guest speaker. Donald J 17},*4iO0 ltT.3U.00 IW.MiOO inorned by law to practice o recoo Social tclonco* /i l»,JW00 1H.14J 00 lU.ooaoo mud profession ond whose practice Is is there any authority to li- berry Lane, Tinlon Falls, and Noone PHD. Wed . Feb. 18. 8 p m Public invited Free Trade t induttrlol Occupation. 7,117.00 regulated bytow. an d b*ds ore not re Cocwrrkutor Actlvilltt Student 147.7*200 141.114 M Ml .301.00 quired by H S 40A i II. ond cense a health club or mas- Manon Fraley. 22 ol Wall SI . admission. Safety ond Orivt. Education 4f.7l1.0O The Mayor and Clef h ore hereby ou seuse. He recited a long list Neptune, denied possessing Wulti ProgrofD 2.117,moo 1.4II.4H 00 l.M4.4»!l)0 (horned and directed to ti*cul* th* Tliree hurt Transcendental Meditation Program Free Lectures u 114 mat u.ul.44100 UJa4.4H00 agreement! with Martin M Borgvr. of businesses, most of them heroin and morphine Oct. 21 attorney, Joseph X Seaman, auditor, by a teacher of TM Fn Feb 13. Ocean Township Town SPECIAL IN5T«UCtlOH»L PI0GIM1 ond Leon S Avofcian, engineer. ond involving the sales of goods, in Asbury Part Hall, 8 p.m./Wed. Feb 18. Freehold YMCA 8 pm Mon- EouaMa w.llloo SM.170.00 lll.tUN A copy of thit Resolution shall be in crash at and professions which the law James Casagrande, 33. of TraMaWl D.M] 00 31.MSO0 published In the Dolly Register m re mouth College, Wilson Auditorium 8 p m . Red Bank N«urolocj4collv Impolrwl 41,41400 n.m 00 S14SOO0 aulrtd by law says may be licensed and Bnfk Township, pleaded in- Ftrciptuellv (maalrcd 22.131 00 41.17000 4I.7IS.00 YMCA 8 p.m Monmoulh Beach Boro Hall. 8 pm Asbury Emotionally oulurMa 21.02100 14.4M0O 33.174 00 adop'ed by The Borough Council ol Tinton Falls noted the absence of health nocent by mail to charges of CwOumJIv OIMavanla»wl '.43700 30.7H.00 Shrewsbury ot o meeting held on Feb Park TM Center. 730 Cookman Ave . every Wed. H p.m asO4M« Iftllrudtcm i.. SJJM.00 7.00000 -1.000.00 rubry 10. l«7t TINTON FALLS - Three clubs and masseurs or mas- furnishing marijuana and For more information call 774-6616 in Asbury Park/New ti7i.3ii.oe mi.3fi.oo persons were injured slightly LSD to an inmate in Marlboro TM Center. IO00 Hwy 35. Middletown 671-2600' »DULT,CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL PBOC«*M~S as the result of a head-on col- "I say there is no authority, State Hospital; possessing the til.MOM AOiHI imlc E*«Otli»i Pronrom. til Oil 00 110.117 00 state or local, to license that drugs with intent lo distribute FEBRUARY 19 110.377 DO S11.Si0.00 250 Other Public Notices lision on Asbury Avo . early yesterday morning. kind of occupation," he as- them and contributing lo Ihe Armed Forces Communications Electronics Associ- SUMMER PROGRAMS SUP!HIOII COURT OFHIWJSRSCY serted. use of LSD by persuading the ation dinner program at West End Manor Guest speak- INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT CHANCERY DIVISIOM William Redmond. 32. of Curriculum Swparvlilon inmate to try it May I. er; Mr. John Cavallan of Sloan Keltenng Cancer Center. 1*2.42600 UM71.00 MONMOUTH COUNTY 1211 Mattison Ave . Asbury Mr. Boyle went on lo cite 40.770 00, 72.1S1OO DOCKBT no. cmnn NYC, whose topic will be "Electronic Detection of Can- STATI Of NIW iBRSf Y Park, was charged by police four federal court cases — in John Barta, 26. of Willow 1.4H00 l^^"" TO BARBARA M PARRY. JOHN J cer." Tickets $7.75 Public invited For reservations call tlOtJM.OO tla.17100 HORNUNG. and ANDREW C HOR with careless driving, driving California, Texas. Wisconsin Ave, Long Branch, pleaded sssr- NUNG. Ihelr heirs, devisees ond pet Mania Owen. 747-2828 between 9am and i p.m. PUPIL SUPPORT sonol representotivet ond his, their or while license is revoked, and and Virginia, two state court innocent by mail to a charge AlfoM. » tac. Work M.444.00 t4.H0 00 M.37J 00 any ol their successors in right, lille cases - in the states of Wash- of embezzling (583 while «; GwMonca Sarvlcat ISt.17400 177.45400 1M.5J400 ond interest. MR PARRY, husband of having an uninsured vehicle. FEBRUARY 20. 21. 27. 28 Haotth Safvlcai .71.11100 I4.4».00 I71.US0O He was treated (or possible ington and North Carolina. ployed b? Cartnello Mami. 413 "Night of January 16" presented by Pine Tree Play- CMMMuaVTaair IM.Jtl.00 1I3.W7.O0 1IS.7H0O DREW C HORNUNG. wife ol AN DREW C HORNUNG and MRS chest injuries at Jersey Shore and one municipal court case Willow Ave., Long Branch, ers at the Spring Lake Community House, Third and 1415.14100 M21.70000 U41.S40 00 JOHN J. HORNUNG. wile of JOHN J HORNUNG Medical Center, Neptune, and - in Beverly Hills. Calif., in between May 27 and 28 in Red Madison Aves., Spring Lake. Director, Dick Fehr Jurors OPERATIONAL SUPPORT You or* hereby summoned ond re which the courts held that •Bank aoordalEducotlort ISf.lHOO tu.00000 V44.OOO0O quired to Strvt upon Horry L StorrtH. . released. to be chosen from audience. Curtain 8:40 pm. Tickets, DltlTlctwIda Admlnltlrotlon •Jt.410 00 • 71f.737.O0 m. 110 00 plaintiffs' attorney, whose oddrc.i is « laws may- not prohibit a fe- School Admlnlitrotlon SK.173O0 SIl.tUM SU.497 00 No court hearing date has Martin Schainman of Indian $3. Students and senior citizens. $2. Group rates lnlorma- Planning Rataorch. Davalopmant. Street. West Orange. New Jet male from massaging a male. lit, 107 00 | been set. Path, Englishtown. denied tioh. call 542-8129. 11.00000 FoodSarvlcat. _._. t (lied in a civil action . Mr. Feldman then cited the obtaining 11,216 under false Intafnot Safvlcai IOt.SOO.00 I1141SO0 The operator of Ihe other 7U.M5 0O Kenneth E Dunn and Christina Dunn. FEBRUARY 21 Ooarotlon ot Plant Mf.t40.OO 747,139 00 un wife, ore ptointifts ond Barbara M. Cherry Hill case which, after pretenses from the slate MaMananca ol PMM 111,017 00 11I.3H.00 751,700 00 ; vehicle, Robyn Wooldhdge. 22 ISt.MLpO Parry, el el* • Ore defendonli, in me Monmouth County Education Association's "FUN- Pupil Tromportotlon Sarvlcat 7JJ.II5OO 194.ISO 00 Superior Court ol New Jersey within a state Superior Court judge Department of Labor between 35.155 00 4l.la«K 39.400 00 | of 70S Bingham St.. Neptune. Dance " Sat . Holiday Inn. Rl 36,, West Long Branch. 8 Dow Procatllne Safvlcai 15 day. otter February I*. IVJt. «> upheld, the validity of the Dec 24, IS72 and April II. U.M4.44100 I7.7SJ.t5!0O 13.074,451 00 dosive ol such date. It you loll so lo : was treated al the same hos- pm to I am Buffet supper, dancing for lukets call do. ludgmenl by default may be ren massage parlor ordinance, 1973 by representing that he dtred oaoinst you lor the relief d* pital and released. A passen- was unemployed during this 229-2950. rnonded in the cornp*o4nl ger in the Wooldhdge car, was taken to the federal COMMUNITY SERVICES You ftholl tile your answer ot op period. Civic Actlvltlat peortnee and prod ol service in dopli Kathleen Brown. 23. of 1130 courts. A U.S. District Court FEBRUARY 22 rale with Ihe Clerk ol the Superior Court. Stale House Annei. Trenton. Heck Ave., Neptune, was in New Jersey held Ihe case Patricia Terrell. 23, of Ken Art Auction & Cocktail Party sponsored by Mimsink New Jersey. 0467S. In accordance with did not present a federal Auxiliary to Family & Children's Services. Sun . Feb 22. SPECIAL PROJECTS the Rules ol Civil Practice ond Proce ; treated there for a head in Garden Apartments, Cliff- (Fadarot ond/or Stota Sponioradl (Jure question, thereby rejecting wood, denied possessing heroin Bamm Hollow Country Club, 3 p.m. Public invited Call The ocllon has been instituted lor the | jury and released. purpose ol quieting the title ol Kenneth the contention, the ordinance with intent to distribute it. Mrs. Lawrence O'Neill. 671-3458 or Mrs. Arthur Zoubeck. E Dunn and Christina Dunn, his wife, lo certain lands ond to clear up oil violated the civil rights law possessing heroin and main- 671-6820, Middletown. for tickets or information (AIITOTALCO««EHTEXP 17.111,473.17 11.14).: doubis ond disputes concerning the with regard to sex dis- taining a common nuisance at same Such lands art described os fol FEBRUARY 24 'IncluaM wllti CNW Vway Tiom lows Man, 70, struck crimination, and the U.S. Su- her address where people L CAPITAL OUTLAY All that certain lot. trod or par Mtddlelown Youlh Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a ce< of land ond premises, here preme Court denied an appli- liiMii milt tiiiiiiiiuminii lulMMtji Ul,714 71 .natter particularly described, Sll y car on Rt. 34 Chinese Auction al Thome Jr High al 7 30 p.m Refresh- HII TOTAL CAPITAL uaii, lying ana being in the I by cation asking that court to OUTLAY m.lll.Tf Borough ol Union Beach, in Ihe hear the case, he pointed out. ments will be served. County of Monmoum ond Stale of MARLBORO - James S-OliT SEKVICE Ntw Jersey Burke, 70, a resident of Park- FEBRUARY 27 BEING known and designated os Judge Yaccarino said Ihe Obituary Lot No. If In Block O as shown on er's Boarding Home, Mata- Chinese Auction, 7 p.m. Our Lady Of Fatima Hall. St Cherry Hill case was nearly , , ,MUI, ,„ , , „,,,„ ma Township. Monmouth County. wan Township, was reported Leo The Great Church. Lincroft Admission $1 25. Re- IC-II TOTAL DEiTllRVICE... 17»,449 45 tlO7.77S.ai HJI4«9.t0 identical to the one before M {U ,.. C.E ', tiled November l, It7t os in critical condition in Bay- freshments. Fantastic prizes. Come and bring your ICII AODIT. IEMERGENCYI STATE SCH SI DO AID him and asked Mr Boyle , Mrs. Olga Olsen Cote No HO shore Community Hospital, Principal 175,00001 iiioata) BEING known ond designated as why, although he is nol bound OLD BRIDGE - Mrs. Olga friends Lot NO. IS tn Block No 771 on Ihe llolmdel, this morning with lnttr.lt I70.4UH 114.417,11 T M ol Union Beach ond by either the state Superior C. Olsen, SI, of Rt. 516. died FEBRUARY 28 TOTALCURRINS ISomoT OPIRATINt Ala DinOe APPROPRIATIOI" tlM],lil.NN • ALAHCEU 441.94S0 0JUN0 lii.l3l.IE M. 197H »1» moy known os III Brook Av injuries suffered when he was A CURRENT EXPENSE tlll.Oal.MI enwe. Union Beach Court decision or the federal Thursday at home. Bayview School PTA. of Belford will have a Barn (CAPITAL OUTLAY Iflljalll struck by a car on Rt. 34 here £ DEBT SERVICE 17,08 311 northerly line ot Second Slreel, court decision in the matter, Mrs. Olsen was a resident Dance, at the Independent Fire Co . Hwy 36 and Main last nighl. TOTAL BALANCES distant two hundred twenty live he should rule any differently here for 35 years. She was the St., Belford, 9 p.m. to 2 am Caller. Mr Bill Chamberlin JUNE 10,1975 ilH.330.ltl feet eatterty from the emteriy line Marlboro police said Mr ot Shore Rood meosuied otoMf Me than they had. widow of John Olsen. Door prizes, hot and cold buffet and beer Admission $7 northerly lint of Second Slreet. Burke was struck by a car thence northerly and olong the Mr. Boyle replied that un- Surviving are two sons, per person For ticket reservations Maxine Viliganti, W.WT.IM.77 easterly line ol Lot No. tl. one driven by Carl Lemke of ••incnidM hrtty t»aM*rod ipocw Fodtrol ond'or Slot* Protect* hundred feet to Ihe southerly line der the federal Civil Rights Lawrence Olsen with whom 787-9051 or Loretta Verducci. 671-0480 ol Lot No. H, thence easterly and Stockton Ave., Ocean Grove, IMPHOVfMlHT AUTMORtlATIONS JULY 1, 1*74 hi JUNE 30, 1*71 : Act it is necessary, when a she lived/lnd John Olsen ot UNCXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS olong the southerly line ot Lot, at 11:38 p.m. Mr. Lemke re- Noi J* ond 'J. twenty five feel lo job is going to be classified Manalapan; two daughters, Bicentennial Concert given by Sisters of Mercy. Geor- JULY 1,1174 Sil.JtfJ? ihe northwest corner ol Lot Mo ported the man was walking TOTAL REVENUES AMP BEGINNING BALANCE IHJB>.n JO. thence southerly ond olong the by sex, to show a compelling Mrs. Jeannelte Geick of gian Court, Lakewood. N J 2:15 pm Admission $3 00. westerly line of Lot 70 one hundred in the traffic lane and he was IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES; e northerly line ol Seco reason for doing so. He said Matawan, and Mrs. Lillian adults. $150 children Contact St. James Convent. 25 BUILDINGS U.M9U th tl d l unable to avoid him. EQUIPMENT 1.71*10 ffvt northey line ol Secod Slee there had been no such show- Jamison of Linden; a brother. Drummond PI., Red Bank or phone 741-0724. TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION twenty live teel lo the southeast The Morganville First Aid EXPENDITURE* ».1«)4 corner ol Lot No II. Ihe point and ing in the case of Ihe Mala- Fred Anderson of Gaithers- MARCH 3 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS place Ol Beginning Squad took the injured man burg, Md , a sister. Mrs. Ks JUNE», IfM U.137H wan ordinance and asserted it "Chinese Auction" Sponsored by Sisterhood Congre- You were mode dHendont. because to the hospital. He was re- TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ENDING BALANCE tll.SOi n Joseph F. Hornun* had on Interest in was a violation of Ihe federal ter Condon of Nutley, five gation Beth Shalom. 186 Maple Ave . Red Bank. Wed 8 sold lona* ot the time of his death and ported suffering fractures of you may hove acquired same sub law. grandchildren, two great pm. Door prizes and refreshments Donation VI Tht comow* budawt will bt ovoitaM* tor tkomlnotlon by th* public bt sequent thereto the skull and a hip tmmHHmnii.* —4p-•«—••"J» NOPACK. W. LEWIS BAMBRICK. "Everyone knows why Ihe grandchildren, and one great- 4l(fi A KO Acting Clerk ol the Investigation by Patrolman APRIL 30-MAY 10 SecrHory. Super-or Court civil rights act was passed." great-grandchild, School avtineii odmlniitroior Harry L. Starred Robert Voiker and Sgt Robert SI. Agnes Church will .sponsor a "10-day Caribbean Hofl*l Boordol Edwcotlon Attorney lor Plaintiffs with regard to job dis- The Bedle Funeral Home, • Main Slreet Stover is continuing. No sum- crimination, the judge said. Keyport, is in charge of Br- Cruise" on the SS Veendam Call 291-0876 West Oronge. New Jersey 0W} Feb U .MM mons has been issued and told Mr Boyle he was rangements. Paa.14 L•»» <•»»• •«•>>»• ••»»»»»>«.»»- -*>»»> «•»- -^m 24 The Daily fegfater SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY FEBRUARY 16. 1976 STRaTHMORETWIN'."". Television Today CINEMA) CINEMA 3 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11,13 about the smashing of12:00 OPERRY MASON QNEW YORK REPORT DAYTIME MOVIES 7:00 QCBS EVENING NEWS MACNEIL REPORT QPERRY MASON Murder Inc. by an "The Case of Ihe Runaway LOVE, AMERICAN QJACTION NEWS QTHE WORLD AT WAR "The Case of Restless assistant district attorney. Corpse 10 00 B'Anutatla" |Pt. 11 SSTYLE ©MASTERPIECE ONBC NIGHTLY NEWS Redhead" QBMONDAY NIGHT Q700 CLUB Husnf 1 00 Q'Omits Diicipk" EJHOGAN'S HEROES O NINE O'CLOCK MOVIE THEATRE BANDY GRIFFITH SPECIAL 12:10 QCAPTIONED NEWS O"C»«on City" GJWHATS COOKING? "Rachel. Rachel" 11968) QCINEMA 13 Goober Tales the Car "Charles Manson: Portrait 12:40 fflYOGA FOR HEALTH • "All Thai H«r:gip.«ii«mMoiB««r 4.95 assaulted his girlfriend, AilUHTPAIH work. Georgia helps him solve These schedules ore pro- IAV0Y- Vegttabk. Potato, ludeam. Csltea vided by the theater and the Orltnlal Hut I M; 4 00, till, f Attendance at the workshop the mysterious theft of TMnaotNurwtrSO. S:H; Ml HITCHIN OH* UMTH UQAU rare coins from a well- times are lor today only. LYUIC- requires advance registration WindRLionl imttmmm u4 OHnoe. OK, Cornbr«odeori;.30Cool*vHighf is locked safe. •ARONIT- and space is limited. IHN Ml. 1»I., SUN, MON. • 10 MM ThHAWho Would It King M0. * 40 2:00 P.M. MTMKfLLBVarVlMT MOVIIS ill— JACK NICHOLSON ThJ Mon Who WouM B. King »:N, l« 7 45, 10 00 Trap On Covotr Mountain 7 00 Super MOVIIS IV— VIM«m7:lS; V 30 Cinemasl&2-HAZLET "THE LAST DETAIL" OogDov Alt'""" <». »:»j '»• • •> MONMOUTM UTI CNtll ('•' OCIAN rowNSHir ElnHinVro at Ft— 1 00, 7 00. t 00 »w7.r»;?M MIDDLfOHOOK ^!?7IMtlWJiUH' Y CINIAUI- Llcl My Father Told Mt J 00. 0:00. l£!in?h'«e •.» 100; 0:00, 10:00 10 M p CINCMAII- OTnSJn^,,:..., «;.:«» Dog Dor Artnn in the fr 741-9395 tATOMTOWM n I 10. ) l,5V!e "i.F,».OO.IOO.IOO MN.-IMM. CHRISTIANS... •; Shrimp Newburg PLA1A— M.Sn.l«o.,1J« Shefloch Holme* smarter Brotner J 00. 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7-\lo UM.t 26 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1976 Odds are against them, but jailhouse lawyers grow ^—* ** brary. chamberhamhpr in lisl»5t afteliterr II The odds are against them where someone wants to get into the case — a forum for Michigan Department of Cor- propria persona." The judges got together One pro per defendant. years of self-filed appeals the courts discourage them, his .message across." said their own political beliefs." rections. "Most of the in- The boom ended when the and decided what was really Doyle Terry, convicted mur- "Terry was responsible for and prosecutors and public Henry Sheffler, an official said Kenneth Wells, head of mates are able to file as in- Superior Court issued a mem- necessary to conduct a de- derer of a Long Beach police the first big pro per court or- defenders disapprove of their with the Cook County public the Public Defender's office digents, so they don't have to orandum of understanding fense," said Los Angeles man "even had coffee in his der," said White. "Because of legal dabbling defender's office in Sacramento, Calif. pay court coats in filing." cutting back on pro per privi- County Jail Capt. James C cell," said White. Doyle Terry we had the pro Still, lailhoutc lawyers are "I would guess political ac- Most prisoners interviewed The number of jailhouse leges In 1972 Since the memo- White, "and they substan- Terry was a "law student" per law library and the gener- growing in large numbers. tivist types charged with said they act as their own at- lawyers in Los Angeles randum the number of in- tially cut back the special of jailhouse lawyer Caryl al philosophy that pro pera They have something they crimes will try to represent torney for lack of money to peaked at 55 following several mates' asking to represent privileges" — free phone Chessman, the Colifomia Red could do everything real law- want to say. They are broke themselves because they hire private counsel court rulings favoring "pro themselves had fallen off sub- calls, a paid investigator, pa- Light Bandit turned author yers can do except go home at and can't afford a lawyer. want to Interject whatever "It's money," said Barry per" defendants, those who stantially until the Farella per and pencils, a typewriter ruling last June. who was executed in the gas night." They don't like their court-ap- political ideology they have Mlntzes, spokesman for the represent themselves "in and access to the jail law li- pointed public counsel. They want to learn about the law. RfDfEM ANY OR AU SUKR COUPONS They have lots of time. Chocolate Cakos Lynttte "Squeaky" WITH A SINGU $7.50 OR MORE PUKHASt. Fromme, convicted of at- Froien FOOOTOWN tempting to assassinate Presi- NABISCO dent Ford, chose to represent herself "in propria persona," MALIOMARS ORANGE JUICE as liwbooks call being one's own attorney. The court heard her views on ecology and a variety of other sub- jects before the privilege was revoked 59* Other notables handling their own cases have included Symbionese Liberation Army members Russell Little and Joseph Remlro, convicted of murdering Oakland Schools CENTER CUT Superintendent Marcus Fos ter; and former University of California philosophy profes sor Angela Davis, who was acquitted of murder charges stemming from allegations PORK CHOPS or ROW she supplied the gun used In a Cut From Young Trndc FOODTOWN San Rafael, Calif., courtroom Corn Fed PoiUets Shootout. Judges prefer to keep such BACON cases to a minimum, fearing WITH fHIICOUPON *ND AN AMHMHA1 IF.HMMOM HMCHAN PORK CHOPS •thm|lh.w«cKM«)4 too many will clog the court calendar with lengthy semi competent legal wrangling "The court discourages self-representation," said • 1»ndr> U.i. IrA Porlce • Joan Mclntosh of the public defender's office in Fresno. SHOULDER Calif. "It puts the courts in the position of teaching de- PORKCHOPS fendants the law." In (he past, Jailhouse lawyers had to convince a Judge they were LOIN END competent to haifdle their own defense, but as a result of a ruling handed down by PORK CHOPS POTATOES the U.S. Supreme Court last June, a defendant need only be warned of the possible con PORK CHOP sequences if he proceeds on PORK LOIN lb his own without a lawyer. COMIMATION lb. FOODTOWN SUF-SIKVIQI DILI >AVinu3f "Now you can have it for CHICKEN mtram auaatm uiaut mrnnm urn uuauuun MUI wanting it," said Stuart R lb Rappaport, chief of the trial division of the Los Angeles VUOSJIAKS INKS public defender's office. But Jinn (If* he warned: "Almost anybody MMTIHOMDU tun uwa who represents himself is go- mill— SLICING Ing to be convicted." KIIMASA Since the Supreme Court SMOKED SAUSAGE TOMATOES ruled on June 30 that Anthony Pasquall Faretta of Los An geles had the right to be his own attorney the number ol Jailhouse lawyers has tripled ELBERTA SLICED Hunt Wesson in Los Angeles County DEL MONTE In other urban areas, the SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT recent trend also has been to- FREESTONE PEACHES ward more prisoner self-rep- Pride of the Farm resentation, according to a In Oil Chunk White Mea« RED DELKIOUS APPLES spot survey by The Associ- FOODTOWN ated Press. Cumulative na- 39 CATSUP AMJOUPtARS 3-*l tionwide figures were not available. TUNA FISH You Save More "It's very fair to say that UNSWEETENED more residents of state pris- FOODTOWN WESSON OIL I ons are seeking their own Ci court relief following their GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Extra Heavy am {% £±m MSHUMOTS conviction than in past years," said a prison official No Calorie APPIISNACKS in Massachusetts, where a SUPER HUNT'STOMATOPASTE 4s 89 prisoner's rights suit three You Save More A A A> years ago resulted in the COLA SODA *.».WM. creation of law libraries in jails and prisons throughout Regular, Chicken, or Liver HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 3'^OV the state. VETS You Save More M H at Jailhouse lawyers inter- SAVIHGSI viewed complain that public DOG FOOD rou, defenders are overloaded HUNT'S STEWED TOWTOB^S 5* with cases and go along loo readily with judges and pros- WHITE "{"AN MNUDHiM ecutors in bargaining for a BREAD BOUNCE I FOOOTOWN BREAD WUVBTS guilty plea by the client. DEL MONTE WISHBONE MUELLER'S 9 LIVES "A defendant is going to de- STEWED PRUNES SALAD DRESSINGS SPAGHETTI FABRIC SOFTENER SALAD OIL mand every right in court." CAT FOOD said Los Angeles County pris- 49< 5 1 oner Dennis Rutherford. "I fOODTOWHSlAfOOO iAVWttfl tired my lawyer, got a new hearing otr my own and I won FOODTOWN FRESH"* _ $• 39 Monk OKOTMOT the Issue that he lost." APPLE HE:|u OYSTER CUPS' 5 1 "The public defender as- fOODTOWN tUDOtT LOVIN' COMnCUANSER 37* sumed I was guilty." said Jo- DAIKY SAVINOSI TURBOT AA( TMitmMm Lorg. «•• (Mb. baa 19cI seph B. Garcia, 27, ol Santa FILLETS ,77 Monica, Calif., who got part OASHDmRGIMT FOODTOWN DRIED PRUNES SUGAR DONUTS s- of the robbery case against twlmlln Camlacli rii^nncfc iiiiii rutfliii SHRIMP"' him dropped after firing his CHERRY PIE FILLING HOtmiSaTVEROUS CRtSCO SHORTENING ROLLS 6- court-appointed lawyer. l» urn Hi 1 i ' "I made a deal and went to prison twice at the suggestion of the public defender. Never Foodtown Budget Lovin' Frozen Food Savings. ] again." said Roy Newsome. 31, of Los Angeles, now on C trial for escaping from a ffiOZEN POLLOCK FILLETS » 79 courthouse. TURBOT Happaport denies he helps "railroad" defendants but mzSTsWANSON POT PIES 3 £ *1 agrees court-encouraged plea FILLETS bargaining can undermine a defendant's confidence in his FROZEN WHOLE STRAWBERRIES lawyer. "It compromises our position," he said But he MOWN i SERVE SAUSAGE X 79* WHIPPED TOPPING X maintains jailhouse lawyers bring most of their troubles HASWiniPEAMONMNS ^39« YEUOWTURNIPS mmmwKnim a am umu on themselves out of igno- KlbVTCHBZWHiZ rance. •aiMn.ltar>Carfr f Some increase in prisoners' SWEETS WAPPUS ^•TMNNERHHES ^r63 filing petitions, especially habeas corpus legal briefs tuoanumtmuni asking release from custody, iMWrrMM has been noted In New York. Savo 34c NMCMMW, West Virginia. Missouri. Ohio and Nevada, although appar- ALBA 66 ently no formal statistics on ASMRIN .X89* such cases are being kept. The incidence of jailhouse lawyers in Illinois "moslly comes In political trials