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VOL.98 NO. 11 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JULY 14, 1975 15 CENTS County educators: Nuisance taxes won't help By DORIS Kl 1 MAN schools, thinks the governor should hold out for an income "1 know an income tax will pinch my pocket, bul I have tax. to be realistic in terms of the citizens of my state." Mr. Cabr- Nuisance taxes won't solve the problem of funding New "As a school administrator, it would be easy to say 'take era averred Jersey's schools, Monmouth County school superintendents, the nuisance tax and get some money into the schools." Mr Hazlet will lose $50,000 in state aid but still will get facing what some have described as "catastrophic" cuts in Cabrera said, "We'll hurt for a year if we don't get the mon- $3,569,738 Its $89 million budget was pared $463,000 by the state aid, agreed in a Daily Register spot survey. ey. But we have to think of the future. The schools will be in Township Committee after the voters turned the spending It's a long-range problem in need of a long-term solution, business long after Gov. Brendan T Byrne and I both are in schedule down in the February school election they said. our graves." "The Board of Education has directed me to prepare a Emphasizing that they were expressing only their own State aid to local school districts apparently will bear the plan for cutting the $50,000 where it will least harm the educa- personal opinions, all but two, Dr. Bernhard W. Schneider, su- brunt of the state budget cutbacks despite a compromise tax tional program. That's hard when you've already cut $463,000 perintendent of Middletown Township schools, which will lose package expected to be enacted this week. The compromise is from a budget that didn't have any fat to begin with." Mr almost $2.5 million, and Dr. Roy J. Unger, Colts Neck school designed to restore part of the $S84-million Gov. Byrne Cabrera declared >. superintendent, declared a state income tax the feasible and slashed from that budget to balance it. fair solution to the fiscal crisis confronting the state and the Monmouth County school officials described the slash in Hazlet also suffered a "paper loss" of more than $600,000 schools. state aid as "catastrophic" when the district-by-district cuts this year — the additional state funds it would have gotten if "You didn't hear me say 'income tax'," Dr. Linger said. were announced July 1. There were grim predictions of mass the court mandate for state financing of public education had "There may be some other way. I don't know." staff layoffs, eliminating busing, cutting out all athletic and been met. Most of the administrators — however reluctantly — see a other extra-curricular programs, scrapping music and art Dr. Frank A Volpe, superintendent of. Monmouth Region- nuisance tax package as necessary to get money to the classes, and curtailing the school year. al High School, and Albert J Cafiero, superintendent of Marl- schools this year. They concur with William G. DIMaio, Union "I feel the only realistic tax base the state can work with boro Township schools, personally support an income tax. but Beach school superintendent, who said, "I personally like an is the income tax," Mr. Cabrera said. "Nuisance taxes are a see enactment of the nuisance tax package necessary to get income tax, but at this point I hope they vote in something so nuisance to administer, which is bad enough, but they also needed money to the schools this September. we won't lose this money." hurt those who can least afford it, the guy who needs to save The $45,000 Monmouth Regional High has been told it will Edward Pavlovsky Bernhard W. Schneider But Roman Cabrera, Hazlet Township superintendent of pennies here and there. See County, page 2 Assembly ponders size of tax package TRENTON (AP)- As with an upward estimate of of a referendum in November the sales tax and increases in pressure mounted against state revenues by $30 million providing 4or rebates on prop- the state cigarette and gaso- proposed job layoffs and cut- this would close all but about erty taxes according to for- line taxes, along with higher backs in state services, As- $20 million of the budget gap. mulas based on household in- fees for motor vehicle ser- sembly leaders wrestled This package contains a one- come. Details of this proposal vices and a bank stock trans- today with what size package cent increase in the sales tax. were still on the drawing fer tax. of nuisance taxes to release — A $604 million proposal board but some legislators There is sentiment among for a floor vote. developed by the Democratic construed this as a renewed some Assembly members to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne met majority leaders of the Sen- effort to salvage an income impose a tax on gasoline refi- yesterday with a score of ate and Assembly that would tax. The governor has lost neries in the state. Democratic Assembly mem- restore all the spending cuts five times in trying to get an Byrne reportedly told As- bers at Morven, the executive and offer property tax relief income tax program through sembly Democrats yesterday mansion. No clear consensus to elderly and low-income both houses of the legislature. that there was no way they emerged from that meeting homeowners. The package of nuisance were going to be able to duck on how to bridge a $384 mil- The governor put forth at taxes put forth by the Senate the income tax issue in this lion gap in the state budget. yesterday's meeting the idea provides for an increase in See Assembly, page 2 The tone of the meeting AP «lr«ptnto was subdued. Several law- ALL TOGETHER — Members of the Apollo-Soyuz right to left are astronauts Donald K. Slayton; makers explained that three Test Pro|ect shown during a news conference In Vance D. Brand; Thomas P. Slafford; and cosmo- hearings last week on the Houston. The crew members are scheduled to lift nauts Valeriy N. Kubasov and Alaksey A. Leonov. budget crisis underscored off tomorrow for a rendezvous In space. From deep public dissatisfaction Buffin to resign over elimination of jobs and reduction in services along By JANE FODERARO persisted here last week. But with proposed cuts in state neither one had anything to school aid. LONG BRANCH - Maj. say about possible differences U.S., Soviet rockets poised More meetings were sched- John M. Buffin, director of between them. uled today and tomorrow with public safety, confirmed last The 61-year-old safety di- the possibility that some form night that he's resigning. rector, who's also a retired of nuisance tax package He said he handed in his N.J. State Police official, said would be ready for a floor resignation last week "for a he didn't know whether he'll for launch of joint mission vote Thursday. The amount variety of reasons — mostly continue to reside in Long of the package remained un- of a personal nature." Branch when he leaves the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (AP) - Astronauts, cosmo- years of training for this mission. Both believe that moments certain as Byrne reiterated Mayor Henry R. Cioffi re- $20,5O0-a-year city post. Maj. nauts, spaceships and rockets are ready for the joint U.S. So- like this, high in space, can speed detente between Soviets his opposition to an increase fused to comment last night. Buffin was former deputy di- viet space mission that gets under way tomorrow, ending the and Americans on earth. in the sales tax. He is contin- Maj. Buffin, who was rector of the N.J. State Po- space race that began 18 years ago with the launching of The two commanders spoke by long distance telephone uing his efforts to tie a nui- named to head the city police lice, having retired in 1168 af- Sputnik. yesterday. sance tax package now to an force in April, 1971, said he ter 30 years of service. Countdowns ticked away smoothly on two continents today Stafford said Leonov and Kubasov told him "that every- Income tax package later in didn't know when the resigna- Maj. Buffin's career in for twin launching* that will propel the American Apollo and thing was real fine at the Soviet cosmodrome" and he told the the year. tion will become effective. Long Branch has been mark- Russian Soyuz spacecraft into orbit for a historic linkup cosmonauts that things were good at the Cape, except for Discussion in the Assembly "It's up to the adminis- ed by controversy. Thursday. "sweating out" the weather. has centered around the fol- tration and their efforts to re- Seven months after he took The Soyuz, guided by cosmonauts Alexei A. Leonov and Meteorologists say the afternoon thunderstorms that have lowing: place me," he said. control of the police depart- Valeri N. Kubasov, will blast off at 8:20 a.m. EDT from the swept the Cape daily are a matter of concern, but "the — A package proposed by Rumsors of a rift between ment, Maj. Buffin was threat- Baikonur Cosmodrome on the edge of a cantral Russian amount of thunderstorm activity is expected to decrease by the Senate that would yield Maj. Buffin and the city ad- ening to resign because of a desert 1.400 miles southeast of Moscow. Tuesday." about $330 million. Combined ministrator, Vincent Mazza, See Buffin, page 2 Ma). John M. Buffin Apollo astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, Vance D. Brand "We are certain the mission will strengthen the friendship and Donald K. Slayton will take off from Cape Canaveral 7% between our two countries," Stafford told his Russian count- hours later at 3:50 p.m. to begin a celestial chase that will erpart, concluding with: "We will see you in a couple of end with the two ships joined together 140 miles above West' days." Germany at 12:15 p.m. Thursday. Chester M. Lee, NASA's program director, held a 2^-hour County delegation to seek Three hours later, a tunnel connecting the vehicles will readiness review yesterday and reported: "We are satlsified open, and American commander Stafford and Soviet com- we are ready to carry out our part of the Apollo-Soyuz Test mander Leonov will shake hands. Project mission " It will be an emotionally charged moment, not only be- From Baikonur the report was the same: "All activities are cause of its symobolism but because the two men —both veter- being carried out according to the time line of the prelaunch restoration of transit aid ans of space — have become such close friends during two flight plan." RED BANK — Monmouth pensate partially for the defi- agenda at this time," Mr. County Transportation \ cit which resulted from the Labrecque said, "and their Coordinating Committee Senate's failure to enact the restoration should be a pri- members were to attend tax plan on which the $2.4 bil- mary concern of all of us." hearings in Trenton today to lion state budget was based. More rain is predicted oppose cuts in rail and bus Included in the cuts are a schedules ordered by the By GREG BORAK weekend, is bound to stop be- species for future gener- but the cause of the failure $24 million reduction in rail State cuts seen state Department of Trans- subsidies and a $17 million cut Don't bother building an fore anyone feels compelled ations. was not known. portation (DOT). ark. to round up two of every kind But residents may not see In Red Bank, police report- in bus subsidies. economy danger The hearings will be con- "The proposed curtailments The rain, which has pud- of critter roaming the coun- the atmospheric faucets turn ed minor flooding yesterday ducted by the Commuter Op- ASBURY PARK - The dled 1.98 inches of water in tryside and save them as rep- off until at least Tuesday. Oc- afternoon along Front St. and in rail and bus schedules will highway and tra^portation erating Agency, a division of serve to immobilize those Monmouth County over the resentative samples of the casional showers and thun- railroad crossing gate failures committee of the Monmouth- the DOT. without cars and will compel derstorms are predicted for where the New York and Ocean Development Council According to Theodore J. those who have been using : tonight. Weathermen forecast Long Branch line intersects Labrecque, a retired Superior said today that if the state a partly cloudy, warm and Shrewsbury Ave. and W. Ber- public transportation to save Court judge who heads the legislature curtails public humid Tuesday with a chance gen Place. Railroad crews re- fuel and ease traffic con- The inside story county transportation com- transportation because of the of afternoon or evening thun- paired the gates. Minor flood- gestion and air pollution to mittee, the DOT intends to take to the highways once current fiscal crisis it would Tin: WEATHER derstorms. ing was also reported on Wa- be "disastrous" to the econo-. ter St. behind the Rex Diner, flag 22 of the 34 trains using more," Mr. Labrecque said. Variable cloudiness, warm and humid Flooding the Long Branch and New my of both counties. As a result, area residents police said. "It is the responsibility of today aid tonight, chance of thunderstorms York Railroad line to and the members of the legisla- Damage to shore business- could face more minor street Patrolman Gerald Cranmer Complete report on page 2. from New York City daily, ture, regardelss of political men and concessionaires flooding and power failures, in Sea Bright said Ocean Ave. unless state commuter sub- Theodore J. Labreeqie affiliation, to see that this would be "irreparable" if the which occurred during the in the south beach area was Newest of the summer brides, 8 sidies are restored. does not happen and that a budget gap is not closed,, said past weekend's inclement flooded but passable. Contin- It's Bastille Day fixings » All 20 trains now running on portation to and from New workable 'tax package' the committee. The shore in- weather. uing south, Patrolman Peter Watson's eagle settles British Open 14 the line's South Amboy York City," said Mr. Labr- comes out of the coming ses- dustry is largely on public About 200 homes in Holmdel Lang in Monmouth Beach Register writer falls short at Reds' tryout IS branch will be terminated. ecque, "and will require sion," he said. transportation, according to 1 were without power from 4:45 said the same conditions exis- Henry Schaefer's 'Out In the Open IS Commuters will also ex- many people in this area to the committee. p.m. to 9:45*p.m. yesterday, ted on Ocean Ave. there. The state Assembly will Bridge Advice 17 DAILY REGISTER perience fare hikes of 50 per make the trip by private according to police. The pow- There also was minor flood- cars." meet tomorrow to consider The committee also as- Classified , 18-21 PHONE NUMBERS cent on interstate runs and 10 several tax proposals ap- er failure was attributed to a ing at the intersection of The public transportation serted that curtailment of Comics 17 Main Office 542-40W cable which snapped, police per cent for interstate trips. proved by the Senate to fill Beach Road and Riverdale The DOT may retain only cutbacks were made by Gov. public transportation would Contemporary Life 8, » Toll Free 671-9300 said, when struck by lightning Ave. in Monmouth Beach, he the budget gap. Crossword Puzzle 17 Toll Free 3M-NIM subsidized commuter bus Brendan T. Byrne who "aggravate the current during high winds and driving said. chopped $384 million from the energy crisis" since addition- Editorials I Classified Ads 542I7M service to New York City "It is hard to avoid the con- rain. Neither Sea Bright nor state budget after the Senate al cars would be driving that Entertainment, TV ~lt Circulation Depl 542-4M9 from Atlantic City, Camden, clusion that transportation Keansburg also had a pow- Monmouth Beach experienced failed to pass a state income would normally not be used. Financial II Sports Dept 542-4H4 the Newark-Elizabeth area, cuts should be last on the er failure yesterday in the See More Rain, page 2 New Brunswick, Jersey City, tax. The budget reductions Make A Dale 21 Middletown Bureau I71-22S* The Clam Hal Special Meeting lower Main St. and Forest Paterson and Trenton. were implemented to com- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 4(2-2121 Ave. area. Police there said Horsemen Daily double now on! Hurry Red Bank Board or Adjust- "These cuts would leave a Oldc In ion House Sports 14-11 Long Branch Bureau ..222 Mil power was restored quickly, New cash and carrv policy on down. Limited supply. ment, Wed., July 16, 1975, 8 Fred I) Wikoff Co., Red Bank big hole In public trans- Luncheon-Fashiun Show. Tues. Highlands. N.J. 872-0909 p.m., Municipal Building 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, JULY 14. 1975 County educators: Nuisance taxes won't help funding 1 "- i $240,788 in state aid-••. les. s* t thanIt i** «t* ij»ini1ji anticipatedH inH ,U'll lan nudt will get (Continued) Marlboro i.s scheduled to get $814,124 in state aid after the come tax stings my budget — well, that's tough 1 believe I lose Includes an $11 mm rut in aid (or programs (or handi- cuts It would have gained $1 million if the court mandate am my brother's keeper." $537 589 . capped students were obeyed At the same time. Mr. Pavlovsky said, the amount of pa- "Our responsibility as professional school administrators •I dun i know ho« you can eurtat! programs fur the hand- "I'm not even sure the nuisance lax will hold up for a per work he gets from the state Department of Education is to determine where the expenditures need to be made. icapped.' Di Volpe -aid year," declared Marshall W Errickson, superintendent of the "makes me wonder — do we have too many bureaucrats? I Where the money is to come from has to be determined by "In lht1 long run, there lias in !»• an Income tax Nuisance Freehold Township schools, who sees it as "a short term get irritated with that, too." lay people," Dr.' linger said "As individuals, we may have ' faxes arr a step backward and ii will JUM have t» be redone thing . an avoidance of the problem." Little Silver will lose $138,000 in state aid Its school board powerful feelings about a nuisance tax or an income tax, but he continued, "Hut when you're talking aboil) nuisance taxes "What will Mr. Ruvoldt do, I wonder'.'" Mr. Errickson will meet Thursday to review contingency plans I'm not sure it's our prerogative to pitch for one of the oth- I or no pronianis Has year - well, there are real children out questioned. "He's said he will go back into court. . . " "We'll manage," Mr Pavlovsky said er " [there" Harold Ruvoldt Jr is the Jersey City attorney who suc- ' Little Silver will get $32,113 in state aid according to Ihe However. "I think we have a shared responsibility for our . Both Monroouth Regional and Marlboro. Township are In- cessfully argued the case which brought the state Supreme July 1 listing. state and we cant look at this problem exclusively from the • eentive aid districts — districts winch get mow state aid be- Court ruling on state financing of public education • Union Beach will lose $28,000 out of a $2.2 million budget point of view of our local municipality." he said. cause tht> lack roubles to support Iheif enrollment — .md BO "and that's a lot to us. We always operate to the penny." Mr. "You didn't hear me say 'income tax'." Dr. Linger de- their losses arc minimized Freehold Township will lose $562,000 in state aid from a Di Mam Mud clared "There may be another way. I don't know." Honmuuth Regional will gel $842,023 m state aid accord- budget of almost $6 3 million The budget was cut $225,000 by But the district has suffered annual budget defeats the Colts Neck will lose $234,073 in state aid. It will get ing to the July I announcement the governing body after last February's school election de- past several years "and we're used to operating with almost a $83,187. Its $2.2 million budget was trimmed $20,000 after it feat. Freehold Township is slated for $222,451 in aid under the , Marlboro Township will lose $4li.lM)ll in state aid fur Us lie deficit budget. Cutting things out isn't new to us," Mr. Di- was defeated last February state budget cut , mentarv school system (The township is part ol the Freehold Maio said. Middletown Township will lose $2,467,391 and will get Union Beach is slated for $1,263,196 in state aid after the Regional High School Dlstrii t) "I fuel for the good of ihe entire slate we better nave an $901,581. •Were scratching oui heads, bill It's not like losing $2 cut. income tax. A nuisance tax is just forstalljng the inevitable," •The question is to devise a long-range tax plan to raise iniUlon." Mi Cafiero said "We have to be concerned with a permanent solution, or Edward Pavlovsky, Little Silver school superintendent, de- adequate resources. How the legislature does it is up to Marlboro's $5 million school budget was knocked down by clared. we will have this problem continually. Nuisance taxes are them." Middletown school superintendent Schneider said. the VOteri last I'Cliiuan ami then trimmed $250,1100 by the "Regressive taxes bother the devil out of me because only a stop-gap measure," declared Anthony F. Palmisano. 1 "That's their job. And they've got to do their job so I can do Township Committee they hit lower income people so hard," he said "If the in- superintendent of Eatontown schools. That district will lose mine." Arrest 2 wanted in probe of death in North KEANSBURG - A former Olin produced a license and Camp Pendleton, Calif. De- borough resident and a 15- registration card belonging to tective O'Hare said both he year-old girl face extradition Paul W. Keller, 27, of Green- and his companion are also proceedings on charges of the belt, Md , but that a check suspected of issuing bad robbery and felonious theft of with Maryland police re- checks here and in several a motor vehicle registered to vealed Mr. Keller had died in other states during the past a man whose death is being Henderson, N.C, June 20. Po- three weeks.'They have been investigated by North Caro- lice said Mr. Keller was found held in the county jail without lina State police as a possible unconscious on Interstate bail since their arrests. homicide. Highway 85 and died in a -'~m~«,**V**+ Detective Raymond O'Hare Henderson hospital the follow- Sgt. Schaeffer, Patrolmen of this department said ing day. James Beatty Jr. and David Geoffrey Olin, 19, of Ana- Police said a further in- Lyons and Special Officer heim, Calif., formerly of vestigation revealed Mr. Olin Robert Pepchinski were the Seely Ave., here, and the girl, was a Marine deserter from investigating officers. who police say is a runaway from California, are expected to waive extradition proceed- ings. Detective O'Hare said Assembly ponders Rtf Itttr Jlofl Photo they will then be turned over RAINED OUT WEEKEND - A turned down lifeguard's stand and empty to the Warrenton County beach characterize the effect the weekend rains had on many outdoor ac- (N.C.) sheriff's office. size of tax package tivities In Monmouth County. A total of 1.98 inches of rain fell in Long According to Sgt. Henry Branch as of 10 p.m. yesterday. Schaeffer, here, the suspects (Continued) Center in protest of the pro- were stopped in a 1973 Chevy election year. The adminis- posed closing of that in- van with Maryland license tration contends it will be "a stitution. NEW CHAMPION - Priss Gale of Red Bank plates on Main St., Friday, major or the major issue" Strike authorization meet- beams yesterday after winning the U. S. National More rain is predicted for a routine motor vehicle in the election campaign. ings will be held starting Woodpussy Championship during sailboat races on check. Sgt. Schaeffer said Mr. The governor suggested the Wednesday by members of the Navesink River. Dick Gale, who crewed for his (Continued) Frequent and forceful rains many area roads, uprooting proposed referendum on prop- Council 1 of the American daughter, reflects his pride. The 20-year-old skip- ocean water washing over the also caused minor flooding in trees and leaving most of the erty tax relief would be a Federation of State, County per, who Is a college |unlor, Is the first woman seawall, police said. parts of Atlantic Highlands, residents without power. Concert slated "lightning rod" at the top of and Municipal Employes, ever to win the title. The Monmouth Boat Club hos- In Long Branch, next on the Keansburg, Union Beach and Police and fire officials said the ballot pointing the way to which represents 10,500 state ted the two-day contest. Related story on page 16. coast, repeated downpours Middletown. there were no reports of in-, in Ocean Grove tax reform. workers. The delegate assem- flooded Long Branch Ave., Wilbur P. Lafaye, the coop- juries. A state police spokes- OCEAN GROVE - An or- Rank and file Democratic blies of the 28,000-member North Broadway and Broad- erative weather observer in man at Bridgeton said reports gan concert to benefit the re- legislators were understood to State Employes Association Dump action under study way in front of City Hall. Long Branch who measured of "fatalities and widespread building of the Youth Temple be worried about severe cut- has authorized its president, Concessionaires along the the total weekend rainfall destruction are just people which was destroyed by fire backs in bus and rail oper- Joseph Rosena, to call a UNION BEACH - Mayor problem Is outside our bor- boardwalk considered the from 7 p.m. Friday to 10 p.m. trying to blow the thing out of last month will be held tomor- ations and other state and lo- strike. Fred Varlese has announced ders," said Mr. Varlese. weekend a total washout, as yesterday, summed up the proportion." row at 7:30 p.m. at the Audi- cal services unless the gover- that action will be taken The mayor said the borough did other beach people from character of the weather and . A spokesman said the "tor- torium. nor's budget cuts are re- Shadowbrook case against Keyport and perhaps attorney and engineer will in- Keansburg to Long Branch its annoying effects. nado touched down near the The Monmouth County stored. Byrne cut bus and rail the state Department of Envi- vestigate the situation to de- Only a few stalwart fish- "It's been pretty dismal Seabrook Farms. Processing chapter of the American subsidies from $100 million to hearing slated Aug. 6 ronmental Protection unless termine who is responsible ermen punctuated the dismal with very little to do out- Plant at 6 a.m. and moved in Guild of Organists which is $23 million in the 1975-76 budg- SHREWSBURY - A Munic- alleged unsanitary conditions and will then notify the state scene wearing bright raingear doors," Mr. Lafaye said. an easterly direction across presenting the concert will et when the legislature did ipal Court hearing on charges at the Keyport dump are rec- DEP of the problem. while casting their lines. •While it seems that a lot Route 77 were it exhausted it- also ask donations to benefit not come up with a tax pack- of assault made by Edward tified. Gateway National Recrea- more than 1.98 inches of rain self" about 1% miles from its its scholarship fund. There is age by the start of the fiscal Schlff, former producer of the In reply to complaints from Board to meet tion Area officials, at Sandy fell, its nothing like a record. touchdown point. no admission charge for the year, July 1. The cuts would dinner theater at the Shadow- West St. area residents con- Hook who had reported ca- "After all, the most we've He said the tornado caused concert. mean that thousands of dally brook restaurant, against cerning excess dirt, uncov- RED BANK - The Red pacity crowds on previously had in a 24-hour period was extensive damage to the plant Featured performer will be commuters throughout the Robert and Samuel Zweben, ered garbage, and insects at Bank Regional High School sunny days, said only a few 6.81 inches on a day in July, and homes west of Route 77, Robert Carwithen, currently state would have to pay high- part-owners of the restaurant, the dump, which is located at Board of Education will hold bait casters and beach walk- 1918." as well as uprooting trees and organist and conductor of the er fares and deal with re- is tentatively set for Aug. 6. the Keyport-Union Beach bor- a special meeting tonight at ers came to the park Satur- Wait until next weekend. telephone poles in its path. Oratorio Choir at the First duced commuter service. It was incorrectly reported der, Mr. Varlese said this 7:30 at the high school to dis- day and Sunday A heavy wind storm ripped The tornado also caused Presbyterian Church of Ger- Employes of the Arthur in the July 9 edition of The borough will not tolerate the cuss the board's application The Coast Guard unit at through the South Jersey heavy damage to the north mantown, Pa. Mr. Carwithen Brisbane Child Treatment Dally Register that Sidney situation any longer. under ESEA Title I, which to Sandy Hook said river, bay town of Seabrook, causing up wing of Charles F. Seabrook also teaches organ and con- Center in Allaire circulated Sweben, also a part-owner of "We won't have our tax- funds for supplementary edu- and ocean boaters were to $5 million in damages. School east of the state high- ducting at Westminister Choir petitions during the weekend the Shadowbrook, was payers live under these condi- cation for dlsadvantaged scarce because of the rain. A storm that Slate Police way. College. at the Monmouth Shopping charged in alleged assault. tions, especially when the youngsters. Inland. Sycamore Ave in termed "a tornado or twis- New Shrewsbury was flooded ter " slashed through the Up- near the Garden State Park- per Deerfield Township com- way overpass. Howell Town- munity yesterday, ripping off ship had minor flooding in the the roof of a wing of a town- Rt. 9 area. ship grade school, closing Buffin to resign (Continued) group, was formed after the public uproar over his order shooting and has been de- to transfer a black detective manding the safety director's to the patrol division. removal. The coalition charges that He charged the City Council Maj. Buffin ordered use of with conducting a "kangaroo deadlier bullets by police two court" when the governing months before the shooting body investigated the trans- without public awareness. fer. The group also charges him The dispute became even with failure to hire black and more heated when former Spanish-speaking policemen. Councilmen Wilbert C, Rus- And Maj Buffin again has sell and Samuel Teicher publicly objected to actions of sought a "profile report" on city councilmen — all newly Maj. Buffin by a private elected since his first run-in Freehold investigator. Maj with the governing body — Buffin's attorney, in turn, for initiating a probe of the sought a State Invesitgatinii police force after protests Commission probe of Hie local from blacks and the-eoalition probe. *"'*' about the shooting. More recently, Maj. Buffin The Russell youth was shot once again came under fire here during a nighttime po- from blacks when Mr It us- lice stakeout (or a rapist by sell's 16-year-old son, a black, former Patrolman John was fatally shot by a white Adams. The officer was in- city policeman last !•• dicted by a state Grand Jury ber. on manslaughter charges and The Unified Coalition of his trial was scheduled to be- Long Branch, a citizens gin today in Freehold Weather: Cloudy Variable cloudiness warm Tides and humid today and tonight Sandy Hook with chance of oci i TODAY - 'High 1:02 p.ni thunderstorms, high in low and low 7:12 p.m. 80s and low near 70 Partly TOMORROW - High 1:14 sunny warm and humid to- a in and 1:57 p.m. and low morrow, with a chance of an 7:38 a.m, and 8:17 p'm. afternoon thundershower. For Red Bank and Rumson high in mid 80s bridge, add two hours; Sea In Long Branch, yes- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; te,rday's high temperature Branch, deduci 19 mm- was 76 and the low, 70 de- Highlands bridge, add greet. 40 minutes.' Mwnbw HJIC/F.cfeht, Uinon

l> SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY 14.1975 The Daily Register 3 Colts Neck readies WORLD 0 By Ike Associated Press Israeli planes hit refugee camp for Firemen's Fair Israel planes attacked a Palestinian refugee camp in COLTS NECK - Many new to illustrate the bicentennial groups. There will be exhib- Lebanon twice, and four persons were reported killed and 22 games and rides will be fea in some way. its, homemade items and wounded. Several hours later rockets from southern Lebanon tured at the annual Firemen's Food and drink, from com- handcrafts for sale, trash and hit the Israeli town of Nahariya, slightly wounding two wo- Country Fiir which starts plete dinners to snacks, will treasure tables, and a hang- men, the Israeli command announced. tonight at 6 o'clock runs each be sold by the Ladies Aux- ing jungle of greenery. In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin reported to evening through Saturday on iliary each evening. As in The Phalanx Auxiliary of the Israeli cabinet on his meeting with Secretary of State the grounds of Firehouse 1. years past, hamburgers, hot Family and Children's Ser- Henry A. Kissinger. A communique said the government Rt. 537. dogs, meatball and sausage vice of Monmouth County will would continue "the process of clarification and negotiation sandwiches and corn on the sell eight-track tapes, records with the purpose of reaching a positive conclusion." The traditional firemen's night will be Wednesday. At cob will be featured as well and radios at bargain prices The Palestine guerrillas claimed that their missile and that time firemen from all as clams on the half shell, to benefit its many services. gun crews hit two of the Israeli Phantom jets that yesterday over the country will display steamers and clam chowder Other organizations partici- rocketed and strafed the Ein Helweh refugee camp near Si- their trucks, compete for Pony rides, a ferns wheel, pating include Boy Scout don, 30 miles south of Beirut. The Lebanese Defense Ministry prizes and enjoy the fair. fun rides and games for all Troops 90 and 290, the Lions reported one of the jets was seen crashing in flames into the On Friday, at 8 p.m., girls ages will be featured in the Club. Atlantic Grange, the Mediterranean, and Palestinian in the camp shouted with joy between four and seven years amusement section A special First Aid Squad, Historical and danced about at the news. old will compete in the Little attraction will be a dunking Society, Freehold Area Hospi- Miss Firemen's Fair beauty stool that will be occupied by tal Auxiliary, the Sports Rail, postal strikes still debated pageant. The event is spon- local celebrities. Foundation. Catholic Daugh- WASHINGTON - Federal labor mediators are in- lt>fllttritoH»Mlo sored by The Women's Club A pavillion area will contain' ter of America. Veterans of tensifying their efforts to resolve contract disputes involving FREDDY BENEFITS — Fred Ferrlgno, 19, Is flanked by his mother and of Colts Neck. This year, booths of most of the town- Foreign Wars and the county railroad and postal workers in an effort to head off possible stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. George Young of Long Branch, during a mara- each contestant will attempt ship's civic and charitable Park System. strikes next week thon country music jamboree at Pistol Pete's, Long Branch. The 12-hour W. J. Usery, director of the Federal Mediation and Con- event netted $2,500 to help Freddy who was paralyzed In a freak backyard ciliation Service, will shuttle between the separate negotia- accident last summer. tions involving the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks, led by C. L. Dennis, and the National Association of Letter Carriers, headed by James H. Rademacher. Both negotiations face a July 21 deadline. Officials of the 117,000-member postal union and represen- Freddy's Day nets tatives of the Postal Service had a 14-hour negotiating ses- sion yesterday. Afterward, Usery told both sides it was impor- tant that they "engage in intensive bargaining" this week to avoid interruption of small services. Postmaster General Benjamin F Bailar said Sunday he city man $2,500 does not expect a strike, but he did not rule out some work stoppages if no settlement is found. LONG BRANCH - Yes- Pete's, Johnny "7" Gounis about the bills," said Fred- terday was' Freddy's Day in supplied a buffet. In addition, dy's mother. "Insurance cov- Butterfield denies CIA contact Long Branch. city merchants supplied mer- ers just a small part of them. WASHINGTON - Former presidential aide Alexander Nineteen-year-old Freddy chandise that was raffled off "But I'm much more con- Butterfield has flatly denied being a CIA contact officer at Ferrigno of Middle Lane is a periodically during the jam- cerned about housing," she the White House, but the man who made the original charge quadriplegic. boree. continued. is sticking by his story. A year ago, he was athletic Despite the rain, friends ar- "You see, we moved out of "I don't back off from any of that," retired Air Force Col. and on his way to a promising rived purchasing %2 tickets at the house we were renting be- L. Fletcher Prouty said last night after Butterfield had deliv- career in marine science, the door. "There were at cause it was two stories. Now ered his denial on the CBS program "60 Minutes." holding down a job he loved least 400 people in the room we rent a perfect ranch house at the Marine Laboratories on at any given time," Mr. Owen that has wide halls and a big Register staff »helo Interviewed by CBS correspondent Mike Wallace, But- READY FOR FUN — Weekend rain did not delay completion of prepara- terfield said, "the fact of the matter is I never was assigned, Sandy Hook. said. kitchen that Freddy can get But, last Aug. 3, his neck And Freddy himself was on around. He loves it when he tions for the annual Colts Neck Firemen's Fair which begins tonight and never was attached and never have been their (CIA) deisg- runs through Saturday on the grounds of Firehouse 1, Rt. 537. The fair will nated contact man. That is absolutely false." was broken in a freak acci- hand during the afternoon. comes home on weekends. dent in a small backyard Sitting in his wheelchair, he There are ducks in the back- feature rides, games and food as well as exhibitions by many township or- Butterfield also said that he has .never met convicted Wa- ganizations. tergate burglar E. Howard Hunt, the man Prouty claims told swimming pool. Since then, greeted many of his old yard ... he loves the wildlife. him that Butterfield was the CIA contact man at the White he has been paralyzed from friends from Long Branch But the owners are selling House. the chest down and without High School. it," she said. • "I have never met Howard in my life,' Butterfield said. the use of his hands. Freddy gained special per- "It would be a real bummer Crash suit settled for $90,000 "I have never seen Howard Hunt in my lifetime." Moreover, his parents face mission from his doctor at if we lost that house," she FREEHOLD - Richard According to the suit, filed Court Judge Marshall Sell- Referring to that statement later, Prouty said, "I think astronomical medical bills in Kessler Institute for Rehabili- said. "Don't you see? His Toop of 55 Linden Place, Red by Louis M. Drazin, Red koff. his words are chosen," explaining that one of Hunt's associ- their battle for Freddy's re- tation, West Orange, where mental attitude is 90 per cent Bank, has accepted $90,000 in Bank, Mr. Toop, was riding a Karate demonstration habilitation. he's undergoing intensive the- of our battle." ates in the Washington public relations firm of Bullen & Co. settlement of his lawsuit (or motorcycle south on Rt. 35 in MATAWAN - A program So Freddy's friends got to- rapy, to attend the jamboree. So, doctors or no doctors, may actually have contacted Butterfield in connection with injuries he suffered last year Eatontown July 27,1974, when and demonstration on karate gether yesterday. Freddy's mother, Mrs. Freddy's mother is deter- Prouty's attempt to get White House backing for a project in- In a traffic accident in Eaton- Mr. Ziola's passed and cut in and judo will take place at 8 For 12 hours, they kept ar- George Young, the former mined to raise a down pay- volving Indochina prisoners of war. town. front of him, causing the mo- p.m. July 25 in the Matawan riving at Pistol Pete's, Ocean Delores Brister of Fair ment to get that ranch house The settlement was with torcycle to run into the car. Library. Featured speaker Ave , where continual country Haven, said she and her hus- with the ducks in the back- Paul Ziola of 514 Sunnyside The settlement was placed will be Richard Bennett, judo Demonstrations occur in Portugal music was the attraction and band, George, were "thrilled" yard. Road, Lincroft. on the record before County instructor. LISBON, Portugal — A crowd burned the local office of raised well over $2,500, ac- by the turnout. the Communist party and a smaller ultra-left party in one cording to Don Owen, a coun- While they're raising four small Portuguese town, while thousands demonstrated in try musician and long-time other children, they face me- northern Portugal demanding the return of the Roman Catho- family friend who organized dical bills that, in 11 months, lic church's radio station. the benefit jamboree. have soared up into the multi ANI, the national news agency, blamed "reactionary "That's the spirit of country thousands. Mr. Young earns forces" for the attack yesterday in Rio Maior, a town of 2,000 music — to give," said Mr. approximately $10,000 a year people 80 miles north of Lisbon, on the offices of the Commu- Owen. as a light equipment operator nist party and the Popular Socialist Front. He said approximately 30 for the state. Mrs. Young You know why The report said the crowd was angered by rumors that musicians gave of their tal- earns $6,000 as a procurement the Communists were going to take over the local trade ents in true "country" fashion clerk at Ft. Monmouth. union. while the owner of Pistol "I know I should be worried you should save. Troops were sent to restore order, and several persons were slightly injured, the news agency reported. The Catholics demonstrated at Aveiro. 120 miles farther north, when their bishop, Manuel D'Almeida Trindade. re- Skiff is towed turned from a meeting with PoDle Paul VI in Rome. Gandhi's appeal set for Aug. 11 OV We know where. NEW DELHI, India — The Supreme Court decided today J to begin hearings Aug. 11 on Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's LONG BRANCH - The rudder and propeller shaft of appeal against her conviction for violating election laws. Coast Guard rescued a the boat's inboard engine Mrs. Gandhi's lawyers asked that the court begin the beached 27-foot skiff Saturday were possibly bent when the hearings next Monday. But the chief counsel for Raj Naraian. off the beach opposite St. Mi- boat was beached. When the the Socialist who took the prime minister to court after she chael's Catholic Church of skiff was towed out to sea, defeated him in 1971. said he could not be in New Delhi before West End. they explained, the craft was Aug. 11 because he is arguing cases in Bombay. According to the Coast unmaneuverable. The hearings are expected to last three or four weeks. Guard station at Shark River, They said, however, that Mrs. Gandhi was convicted in Allahabad on June 12 of il- the boat was beached by . only after Mr. Lauer removes legally using government officials in her successful 1971 cam- breakers after its engine his boat from the water would paign for parliament. failed. Its owner, Russ Lauer the extent of damage be The trial court barred her from holding elective office for -of 14 Oak Ter, Neptune City, known. six years. When a Supreme Court justice ruled that she could and the lone passenger, continue as prime minister until her appeal was decided but Charlie Hart of 5 Ocean Ave., It was towed from the could not act as a member of parliament. Mrs. Gandhi put Belmar, were fishing off the beach by a 40-foot Coast emergency regulations into force, ordered the arrest of more coast. Guard rescue boat which was than 1.000 of her political opponents, suspended civil liberties The force of the breakers dispatched at 5 p.m. The and imposed censorship to head off a nationwide campaign shattered the boat's windows. stricken craft was returned to demanding that she resign. Mr. Lauer sustained a minor Inlet Marina, Belmar. cut on his ear when the glass Mr. Lauer and Mr. Hart Ford seeks oil action this week was broken. He was treated were taken by Coast Guard WASHINGTON - President Ford says he will challenge by the Long Branch police. truck to Coast Guard station Congress this week to enact a new oil price decontrol policy, The Coast Guard said the and then to the marina. declaring that he thinks the voters want action and "they're CJB gives you the wiser than the Congress." Flying back from a three-day Midwestern swing last highest interest rates the law allows us to pay night, Ford told reporters aboard Air Force One that he Democrats pick would sumit to Congress today or Tuesday a plan to gradually phase out price controls on domestically produced oil. "If Congress does nothing. then we get the worst of all new candidate worlds," Ford said. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - He recently received a law To discuss his latest energy plan. Ford summoned both ON Robert Zmitrovics of 162 degree from Seton Hall Uni- Democratic and Republican leaders of Congress to a break- Plymouth Drive is the new versity and also holds a B.S. fast-hour meeting today. Democratic candidate for degree from City University REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Asked if he thought prospects of congressional approval Township Committee in the of New York and a masters in were better than when he first submitted an energy blueprint November election. business administration from in January. Ford said: AND Rutgers University. "I think the wiser heads in Congress will see the wisdom Mr. Zmitrovics replaces He has lived in the township of doing something affirmatively rather than negatively ... I George A. Evans who with- with his wife and three chil- INVESTORS PASSBOOK SAVINGS am always an optimist." He expressed confidence that Con- drew from the race last week. dren for nine years. gress" would opt for '.'action rather than reaction." Mr. Zmitrovics was origi- nally defeated in the Demo- cratic primary by Mrs. Rhoda Yucht and Mr. Evans. The Daily Register Mr. Zmitrovics has now Mom Office been chosen by the local par- Ont Register Ploio, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 ty organization to join Mrs. Brooch Offices I7e K.I. U, MHMIINWfl, N.J. 07741 Yucht in the Democrats' bid Ne»l Main St.. Freehold. N.J. 011n to tuke the two available YOU i in Broodwoy. Long Bronch. N.J. 077*0 CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Published by The Red Rank Register seats on the committee. tsloMlslwd In 1171 by John H. Cook and Henry Cloy WAIT J Mr. Zmitrovics is a senior Member of the Associated Press - The Aisoclaled Press Is entitled 28CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU / MIDDLESEX-MONMOUTH-OCEAN -UNION exclusively to the use for reproduction tot all the local news printed In consultant with Wolf and Co., the newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. New York City. He is a past, GRANT * Second Class postage paid at Red Bank. N.J. 077DI ond at Middle- town, N.J. 07741. Published dally. Monday through Friday Moll sub president of the Woodgate PRINTERS scrlptlons poyoble In advance. Civic Association and has I Week I Month ) Months t Months I Year .70MONM0UTHST. Itg U.SO MM 11100 13500 been active in many other Home Delivery by Carrier »s Cents a week 741-9300 Member FDIC Single copy at counter IS Cents civic organizations. 4 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, JULY U. 1975 miiHimiiiijiii 11111111M1111111111 11111111111111111111111111 Trio pleads innocent Obituaries IIIMIUIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHU to rape case counts Augustus B. Lewis, Freehold constable from the Marlboro unit of FREEHOLD - Augustus B. of the International Ladle* FREEHOLD - Two men assaulting a 15-year-old Cliff- Rahway State Prison at Marl- ' Lewis, M, of 107 Throckmor- Garment Workers Union in and a woman pleaded in- wood Beach girl and a 16- ton St., a constable on the Red Bank. nocent to charges in con- year-old Matawan Township boro Psychiatric Hospital, Dec. 9. ' borough police department, Mr. Lewis was a U.S. Ma- nection with tie abduction, girl with intent to rape them. died Saturday at home. rine Corps veteran of World rape, assault and conspiracy Edward Knichel. 19, of 41 Charles Nacovsky, 2$, of For many years, he had War II. to commit rape of an 18-year- Rt. 36, Keyport, denied com- Maspath, NY., denied obtain- ' served u parade marshal of old West Long Branch girl in mitting an atrocious assault ing $500 under false pretenses the Freehold Memorial Day Surviving are two sons, Long Branch last March 8. and battery upon Stuart from Nicholas Mandato, 2 Parade. Daniel N. Lewis of Detroit Donald Masino, 22, of 316A McAlister, 549 Hopping Road, Deer Field Road, Holmdel, by He retired in 1974 as a ma- and Garetb L. Lewis, at Old Deal Road, Eatontown, Middletown, July 27, 1974, in allegedly promising to deliver chine operator for the Shnek home; three daughters, Mrs. denied charges of abducting, Union Beach. a bedroom set and a tele- Coat Factory, here. He had Norma B. Randolph, Mrs. Au- raping and assaulting the girl. Leslie Layton, 26, of 99 Bay vision set but failing to deliv- also been employed as a lieu- gustine F. Willis and Mrs. Ca- Harold Smith, 26, of 155 Ave., Highlands, pleaded in- er them Feb. 15,1973. tenant on Freehold Race- role E. Webber, all here; four Chelsea Ave. and Jacqueline nocent by mail to a charge of Eugene O'Brien, 38, of 15* way's security force. brother*; Blgerton Y. Lewis, Rizzo, 22, of 417 West End committing an assault and Maple Ave., Keansburg, de- Mr. Lewis was a lifelong here, Lester A. Lewis of New- Ave., both Long Branch, de- battery upon Marine police nied receiving stolen proper- resident here. His wife, Es- ark, Donald W. Lewis of New nied aiding and abetting in officer Edward J. Nerges ty, firearms and mis- telle Wright Lewis, died in York City and Payton T. the abduction and in the as- April 24,1974, in Rumson cellaneous items valued over Mi Lewis of Asbury Park; three sault. All three denied con- James Lewandowski, 19, $500 belonging to John E. Sa- sisters, Mrs. Julia L. Sparks He was a trustee of Bethel spiring to commit the rape. and Robert E. Duchemin, 20, ker, 92 Buena Vista Ave., of Freehold Township, Mrs. AME Church, here, and an The three were arraigned both of Rabway, and Harmon Rumson; Charles Egner. Linda C. Rogers of New York honorary life member of the before Superior Court Judge Conran, 28; George E. Hizer, Rocky Hill; William Kennedy. City, and Mrs. Eleanor Ta- Walter J. Conley Elks Lodge, Thomas L. Yaccarino. 28, and Joanne Snee, 21, aU of 181 Elmwood Road, Ocean liafero of Ashley, Va.; 12 here. He was also a member Diwayne Dunn, no address Woodbridge, denied breaking Township; Walter Cowling, grandchildren and a great- available, denied escaping into Interstate Electronics, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright; grandchild from the Marlboro unit of Rt. 35, Matawan Township, Mary Dtckert, Colonia; Peter Thomas S. Sandy The Freeman Funeral Rahway State Prison at the and stealing assorted elec- DeNigris, 15 Harbor Drive, Rumson; Phillip Green Jr., 75 FREEHOLD - Thomas S. Home, here, Is In charge of Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- tronic equipment valued over Buena Vista Ave., Rumson; Sandy, 81, of 21 Club Place arrangements. tal April 13. $500. Snee additionally denied Grace Fenton, 181 Elmwood died Friday In Monmouth Me- David Brown, 18, of 28 committing an atrocious as- Ave., Ocean Township; Mor- dical Center, Long Branch. Plum St., New Shrewsbury, sault and battery and an as- ris Bloom, 22 Brighton Ave., Born in Dundee, Scotland, Mrs. E. Grimshaw, pleaded innocent by mail to sault and battery upon Spe- Deal, and William Leslie, 17 he had lived here for the past clergyman's widow charges of entering, without cial Police Officer Mary Saci- Harbor Drive, Rumson. 80 years. breaking the Cumberland I lowski. Until retiring in I960, he -EATONTOWN - Mrs. Farms Store, 595 River Road, John Luszcz, 21, of Jersey Dennis J. Butterbrodt of Emma J. Grirnshaw, 90, of 18- was employed as a weaver GOLD STAR DEDICATION — A memorial plaque and a U.S. flag were Fair Haven, and robbing Da- City denied breaking into the Edison denied committing an with AfcM Karagheusian Rug A Eaton Crest Drive died yes- presented by Mayor Peter J. Carton, left, of Middletown yesterday to /Mrs. vid McWUliams, an employe, home of Earl Stultz, 9 Hill- atrocious assault and battery Co., here. terday at home. Agnes Blevitt, second from left, president of the Bayshore Gold Star Moth- of $80 April 13. crest Road, Holmdel, Oct. 14 upon Donna Fera, $0 East Surviving are his widow, Born in Highlands, she had ers, In dedication ceremonies qt Bayshore Village, Port Monmouth's se- Frank Doyle, 23, of 1 Oak and stealing jewelry valued Shore St., and Veronica Wal> Mrs. Florence Sandy; two lived here for the past 20 nior citizen housing protect. Mrs. Lorraine Oonk, presldenfoof Monmouth Shade Ave., Matawan, and Al- over $500. ters, 11 Seeley Ave., both sops, William A. Sandy of years. County, Gold Star Wives of America, and Col. Harry I. Luffman, president len Trembly, 24, of 811 Shore Thomas Lockett, no address Keansburg, May 25, 1974, In Freehold Township and She was the widow of the of the Middletown Senior Citizens Housing Corp., are at right. Concourse, Cliffwood, denied available, denied escaping Keansburg. Thomas S. Sandy Jr., at Rev. Weston E. Grimshaw, a home; a daughter, Mrs. Mar- former rector of St. James ion Sokol, here; two brothers, Memorial Episcopal Church, William and James Sandy, here, and St. Andrew's Epis- both of Worcester, Mass.; two copal Church, Highlands, who died in 1152. Middletown senior sisters, Mrs. Florence Thienel and Mrs. Annabella Sturrock, Mrs. Grimshaw was a both of Worcester; three member of chapter 2(6, Order grandchildren and two great- of the Eastern Star, here. grandchildren. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Dorothea G. DeGano, housing dedicated The Freeman Funeral Home, here, is In charge of here; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude PORT MONMOUTH - The well as parking for 50 ve- Lawrence E. White, the arrangements. Adair of West Palm Beach, Fla., and a granddaughter. sun broke through threat- hicles. agency's management direc- The Robert A. Braun Home ening clouds briefly yesterday Yesterday's ceremonies in- tor, and Mayor Carton. William Newton for Funerals, here, is in as more than 75 senior citi- cluded presentation of U.S. zens and guests turned out for and Bicentennial flags to Mrs. Guests included political in- LONG BRANCH - William charge of arrangements. cumbents and candidates on Newton, 87, of 221 Central the formal dedication of Bay- Agnes Blewltt, president of shore Village, Middletown's the Bayshore Chapter of Gold local, county and state levels Ave. died Friday In Mon- from both parties and a large mouth Medical Center, Long Miss Mabel Johnson first state-financed low cost Star Mothers, and Mrs. Lor- senior citizens housing proj- raine Oonk, president of the number of municipal officials. Branch. FAIR HAVEN - Miss Ma- A contingent from the Senior Born in ClarksvUle, Va., he bel A. Johnson, 86, of 718 Riv- ect. Monmouth County Chapter of Opened to residents in May, Gold Star Wives of America. Citizens Leisure Time Group had lived here for the past 70 er Road died yesterday at was led by its president, Mrs. 1974, the complex comprises The flags and a flag pole yean. Medicenter of Red Bank. Helen Kelly; a group from eight garden apartment clus- and plaque were dedicated in Mr. Newton was a retired Born in New York, Miss the Daniel Towers Senior Citi- ters with 96 units on Shoal honor of the Gold Star Moth- railroad employe. Johnson lived here for the zens Tenants Association Harbor Court, a private cul- ers and Wives by Mayor Pe- He was a member of the past (0 years. was on hand with its presi- de-sac off Main St. The proj- ter J. Ctfton, Col. Harry I. Second Baptist Church of She was a communicant of dent, Mrs. Margaret ect, operated by the Middle Luftmarfj president of the Long Branch and its Deacon the Church of the Holy Com- Voorhees, and Mrs. Trudy town Senior Citizens Housing Housing Corp., and Assem- Board. munion, here. Devaney headed a delegation Corp., is financed by the N. J. blyman Richard Van Wagner, Surviving are his widow, Surviving is one brother, from the Bayshore Tenants Housing Finance Agency. I)-12th District. The colors Mrs. Carey Newton; two Emil E. Johnson, with whom Association. sons, Paul Newton of New she lived, one nelce and two Bayshore Village lies within were hoisted by a color guard York City and Elliott Wede- nephews. walking distance of a shop- commanded by Walter The invocation was.given man, here, and four grand- The Adams Memorial Home ping center, a bank, a post McCue, commander of Mid- by the Rev. John B. Cook, children. of Red Bank is in charge of office, a branch of the Mid- dletown Post 2179, Veterans pastor of St. Catherine's Ro- The F. Leon Hawiw Funer- arrangements. dletown Library and bus ser- of Foreign Wars. man Catholic Church, East al Home, Red Bank, is in vice to New York City. It has Guest speakers included Keansburg. charge of arrangements its own community laundry, William L. Johnston, acting Refreshments followed the Francis A. Peace hobby room, social room with executive director of the N.J. ceremonies in the project so- MATAWAN - Francia A. kitchen and utility rooms, as Housing Finance Agency; cial room. Mrs. Elizabeth Pollard , Pesce, 26, of I18B Cross KEANSBURG - Mrs. Road, died suddenly Friday in Elizabeth Pollard, M, of 20 Bayshore Community Hospi- Beacon Ter, died yesterday tal, Holmdel. Mr. Pesce, formally of Red Bank man is indicted in the Arnold-Walter Nursing Home. Holmdel, after a long Keansburg, lived here for the illness. past two years. He served in Mrs. Pollard was born In the U.S. Navy and was em-on five break-in charges New York City and lived here ployed as a computer oper- the past three years. ator at Rutgers State Univer- FREEHOLD - A 20-year- robbery. Edison, is charged with aid- Surviving are a son, sity. He was a member of the old Red Bank man was in- John Coyle of 80 Wilson ing and abetting her in the is- Charles Pollard with whom United Counties Trust Co. dicted by a county grand jury Ave., Port Monmouth, is suing of the credit receipt for she lived; a daughter, Mrs. Softball League and the Tri- on charges of breaking Into charged with embezzling $90.28. All three are charged Myrtle Ogden of Topeka, Boro Softball League, both in five offices in Red Bank and 13,000 from Hi-Hat Bar, 98 with conspiring to issue the Kan.; a sister, Mrs. Irene Keansburg. stealing various articles from Seabreeze Ave., East Keans- forged credit receipts May 22, Flynn of Woodside, N.Y.; 12 Surviving are bis wife, Mrs. two of them. burg, Aug. 28, 1973, while he 1974. Barbara Allen Pesce; his was-employed there. grandchildren and 25 great- Michael Graves of 104 River f f mother, Mrs. Angelina Pesce grandchildren. Janet Van Alstyne, 21, of of Keansburg and a sister, St is charged with breaking Lottery winners Arrangements are under Into these offices In the Barbi- 141 Seabreeze Ave., East the direction of the John J. Mrs. Marie Straniero of Key- TRENTON - The winning You get Free Checking On-US Keansburg, is charged with port. zon Building, 188 East Bergen Ryan Home for Funerals. Place April 29: Elson T. Kill- forging a Sears credit receipt number In Friday's New Jer- Arrangements are under With- US you get unlimited free checks. No service charge. No man Associates, Inc.; Mar- for 145.14 and Lauren Van Al- sey daily lottery was 62794. the direction of the John J. shall Blake and Associates; styne, 25, of the same address The Pick-It number was activity charge and no minimum balance is required. Just open your Ryan Home for Funerals, James J. McKenna Elson Guiterman Jr.; Thomas is charged with issuing that 089. The straight bet paid checking account with a minimum deposit of S50.00-or more MONMOUTH BEACH - Keansburg. $445.50; the box bet, $74, and Hindle, and Siegfried, Her receipt to Sears, Rt. 25, Mid- Thereafter, it is not necessary to maintain any minimum balance so James J. McKenna, 12, of and Crane. dletown. the front and back pair, Channel Beach Apartments Mrs. Gertrude $44.50. long as there are sufficient collected funds in the account to cover all died Saturday in Monmouth Graves is charged with Janet .Van Alstyne is addi- The winning daily lottery checks drawn. "Line" checks will be supplied free of charge. Other Medical Center, Long Branch. Heilbut stealing camera equipment tionally charged with issuing number for Saturday was style checks may be purchased at a nominal cost. Born In New York City, he HOBOKEN - Mrs. Ger- valued at more than $500 a forged credit receipt for 34195. had lived here since 1961. trude Heilbut, 7), of 10 from Thomas Hindle and $90.28 and one for $41.99 to the The Pick-It number was Mr. McKenna was a clerk ircb Towers died Saturday stealing checks and stereo Sears store and obtaining 257. The straight bet paid at Bell Laboratories, Holm- le. equipment valued between money under false pretenses. $127; the box bet, $21, and the del. Born In Hamburg, Ger- |200 and 1500 from the offices Donna M. Cackowski, 23, of front and back pair, $12.50. of Siegfried, Her and Crane. He was a U.S. Army veter- many, she had lived here for ! an of World War II. the past 48 years. This indictment was among WhopaysJWllpay! Mr. McKenna was a com- She was the widow of Al- those handed up to Superior municant of the Roman Cath- fred HeUbut, who died in 1970. Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr., olic Church of the Precious Surviving are her daughter, acting assignment judge. Blood, here. Mrs. Robert J. Oberst Sr. of Frank E. Miller, 37, of 2136 Surviving are bis widow, Colts Neck, three grand- Aldrin Road, Ocean Town- Mrs. Loretta Tunney children and one great-grand- ship, is charged with receiv McKenna, and two sisters, child. ing stolen property, v Mrs. Marion Martin and Mrs. The Worden Funeral Home, articles valued over 1500 be-, Kathleen Hogan, both of New Red Bank, is in charge of ar- longing to Sallie Kay, 720\ York City. rangements. Ocean Ave. or Norman As- on regular savings passbook accounts. Interest compounded continu- The Damlano Funeral bjornsen, 752 Ocean Ave., ously from Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal, credited and with. Home, Long Branch, Is in ' both Long Branch, June 5 in drawable monthly provided a minimum of S10.00 is maintained. charge of arrangements. Mrs. Marie King Ocean Township. Time Deposit Passbook accounts also available. m. Dtoth Notices ~; RED. BANK - Mrs. Marie King, 98, of Peters Place died Joseph Rubino, 46, of HCILIUT - Oartrvaa. aat n. an Juty •>, m%. « II OMirc* Tann, Haaakaa. O«- Friday in the Eatontown Con- Bayonne, and Clarence Nixon vatad maftar 1 mi. Kaatri j. Okant Jr. Majrai valescent Center. and Timoth Wilson, addresses She was a lifelong resident not available, are charged MamarM Part. Haar Shrmaury. Frknda IHTEDSIHTES with conspiring to rob Jacob may call a< *a fcnaral hama Maxtor. >s, of this area. Majw. She was the widow of Philip Lefferts, Locust Point Road, McKtNNA^T King, who died In 1138. Middletown, and possessing a Jfjfy lit IT*5. pw There are no known survi- pistol without a permit Oct. PiM*f al W»anliaar. J«'» '•• •' * <"" SMNGSBANK frtm IM Ommtmt vors. 31, 1973. Nixon is additionally ThM *«.. Lana ire**. Funaa Man II a.m. Iran Ma Clwr cri af tin Praclaui The John E. Day Funeral charged with entering Mr. StaadL MaMll a d I i wd Lefferts house without break- Home, here, is in charge of «WCK iONN BAY HARBOR PIAZA OFFICE: BAY HARBOR PLAZA, 55 BRICK BLVD. arrangements. ing with intent to commit a SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. JULY 14.1975 The Daily Register 5 Accuse fireman of arson in two Long Branch fires

FREEHOLD - A Long This indictment and these Valley Drive, Matawan, on cused of presenting pre- mouth Shopping Center, Ea- ued at a total of $818 on Oct. of the state Renee Askew, 20. of 2026 Branch volunteer fireman were among those handed up March 5 by subbing him, and scriptions on both dates which tontown, for a total of (450.75 11. in Long Branch - a color Alexander Manuel, Building Stratford Ave.. Neptune, was was Indicted by a Monmouth to Superior Court Judge tier- assault with a dangerous purportedly were signed by a He was accused of issuing television valued at $400, an 4, Apt 17, Boston Way, As charged with receiving stolen County grand Jury Friday on ritt Lane Jr., acting county knife on Mr. Gatson. Dr. Filarginio DePasquale. one check for $209 85 to the eight-track record player val- bury Park, was charged with property, a Monmouth County two charges of anon in fires assignment judge. Harold Crotty, 35, of Jersey The prescription presented on store on May 3 and another ued at $160, two speakers val- obtaining $1,440 under false welfare check made out in that broke out within minutes Thomas Jacoby, 27, of 18 E. City, was charged with ob- Oct. 29 was made for Mrs. D. for $240.80 on May 5, knowing ued at $258, all belonging to pretenses from the New Jer- the amount of $310 which be of one another in two vacant Washington Ave., Atlantic taining 10 desoxyn tablets Martin while the one present- there were insufficient funds Dion Lawrence, Apt 24, 455 sey Division of Employment longed to Judy Rogers, on buildings in the North End Highlands, was charged with with a forged prescription ed on Nov. ( was made for to cover them. Ocean Ave., Long Branch Security, Asbury Park, be- Nov. 5 in Neptune Township, Beach project area of Long committing an assault and from Kings Drug, Rt. 35, Barbara Crotty. Christopher Fisher, 30, of Roger Shanks, of Houston, tween July 12 and Dec. 2, forging the signature of the endorser on the check and is Branch on the evening of May battery on Atlantic Highlands Cliffwood, on Oct. 2t and at- James Crowley, 21, of 124B 412 Atlantic Ave., and Ernest Texas, was charged with con- 1971, by falsely representing 10. Patrolman James Hourihan tempting to obtain 30 desoxyn Wimberly, 25, of 728 Greens tributing to the delinquency that he was unemployed suing it to First Merchants Willow Drive, Ocean Town- National Bank in Neptune, The charges were returned Jr. on May 15 in Atlantic tablets with a forged pre- ship, was charged with is- Ave., Apt. 27, both Long of a 13-year-old boy on Nov. whereas he was gainfully em- against Ralph A. DeSheplo, Highlands. He additionally scription on Nov. C from the Branch, were charged with 15 and 16 by allowing the ployed and not entitled to and thereby obtaining $310 un- suing two worthless checks to der false pretenses. 28, of 388 W Columbus Place, was charged with threatening same drug store. He was ac- Hahne's store in the Mon- receiving stolen property val- child to accompany him out such benefits. Long Branch, who has been a to kill Patrolman Hourihan volunteer fireman for five and Sgt. Louis Papa, also of years with the Oceanic En- the Atlantic Highlands police gine Co. of Long Branch. He department; resisting arrest was employed as a city secu- by Patrolman Hourihan and rity guard in the beachfront Sgt. Papa; possessing a dan- area at the time of the fires. gerous knife and possession Th« buildings, located at by a convicted felon of a dan- 2(5 New Ocean Ave. and 15 gerous knife. He previously Kiernan Blvd., were sched- has been convicted of possess- uled to be demolished the ing narcotic drugs and pos- next week. Both were located sessing a firearm as a con- on the east side of Ocean Ave. victed felon. and had been purchased by Barry Taylor, 25, of 34 Cen- the city of Long Branch dur- ter St., Cliffwood, was ing its acquisition of property charged with committing an for the North End Beach proj- atrocious assault and battery ect. on Herman Gatson Jr., 96

Eigene Connelly Keansburg officials view as insulting name change petition By JILL HUBER

KEANSBURG — Mayor Eugene Connelly and Eugene J. Bedell, borough manager, are not opposed to a proposal by a group of East Keansburg residents to change the name of that portion of Middletown Township to Homestead Village. A petition signed by approximately 200 East Keansburg residents requesting the name change was presented to the Middletown Township Committee last week. A spokesman for the signers told the committee it was "detrimental" to be as- sociated with Keansburg. "East Keansburg residents should refer to themselves as Middletown Township residents because that is what they are," said Mayor Connelly. "It's perfectly allright with me if they would rather not make use of the name 'Keansburg.' " Both Mayor Connelly and Mr. Bedell said, however, that the nature of the petition was rather insulting. "The analogy that an association with Keansburg is a det- riment did seem derrogatory to me," said Mr. Bedell, "but it's the prerogative of the petitioners to feel that way." Mayor Connelly said the signers were probably unaware of the close alliance between the borough and the township during the developmental years. "They don't realize how closely Middletown Township and Keansburg were intertwined during growing up years," commented Mr. Connelly. "Perhaps they didn't mean the pro- posal to sound insulting, but it certainly came across that way." Mr. Bedell said the proposed name of Homestead Village has all the connotations of a "tent camp" and added the 200 signers were a mere "drop in the bucket" amongst East Keansburg residents. "I don't know what there is to change since East Keans- burg is part of Middletown Township already," said Mr. Bed- ell. "The people there pay their taxes to Middletown and send their children to Middletown schools. We have no police juris- diction there either." r Kaiser quits GOP ticket MARLBORO - Republi- cans are looking for a candi- date to fill an unexpected va- cancy in the GOP ticket for Township Council. Robert S. Kaiser created the GOP slate gap Friday by withdrawing from the race for one of two full-term coun- cil seats available in the No- vember election for business reasons. The Republicans still have Jim Linsky as a candidate for one of the two full-term coun- cil positions. The Democratic candidates are Councilman Richard Vuola, an incumbent! and newcomer C. Douglas McClung. Mayor Arthur Goldzweig, in incumbent, heads the Democratic ticket in his bid R»bert S. Kaiser for reelection as mayor. Jack views for prospective candi- Farscht is the GOP candidate dates with the committee. for the mayor's full-term Mr. Previte said Mr. Kai- seat. ser, who was unavilable for In announcing Mr. Kaiser's comment, regrebted having withdrawal from the race, to give up his candidacy and Richard Prevlte, tttwnshlp will continue to back the GOP municipal chairman said township's Republican ticket. the elected county committee wiU decide who will fill the Seniors to meet party's unexpected ticket va- RED BANK - A meeting cancy. of the St. James Senior Citi- Residents Interested in run- zens Club is scheduled for ning for council on the GOP 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the date should contact Mr. Pre- school's parish room. The or- vlte, who will arrange inter- ganization if non-sectarian ASBURV FBfK RED VVED S FFI. ID 9 RM. • BRCk TCWN OPEN DAHY TO &30, SW TO &30, SUN. N0ON-&0O • MANAIAWN QPEN frfON.TVflLJ 5W. TQ The Daily Register Marcos 'bribe9 offer upped ing to the Greek, Ford will be Bitibiished in 1878-Pubusiin) by TV Rrd Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim jares' permission, to a second hard to beat in 1(71. With I.KS WHITTEN phone conversation with Ma- ARTHUR Z KAMIN nila. The aide, de Vega, reaf- SUSPICIOUS SHEEP: WASHINGTON Some environmental wolves President and Editor WASHINGTON - We re- firmed in English and Tagalog cently reported, with detailed his offer to "help" Mijares in sheeps' clothing have sud- documentation, that Philip- SCENE and didn't question Mijares' denly shown up in Washing- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor pine President Ferdinand references to the $100,000 ton. In the name of the envi- ronment, they are bleating Marcos had tried to bribe a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII bribe. a MONDAY, JULY 14, 1975 former aide with $50,000 not Mijares asked, as bait, against measures that would interfere with profits and to testify before the US Con- After Mijares went ahead whether Marcos would go as jobs. gress. with his testimony, Alconcel high as $250,000. This would 'It's not realistic. The tracks are too good/ Marcos has now offered the abruptly transferred the have to be approved, said de ANDERSON While true environmental- witness, Primitivo Mijares, a $50,000 the next day to his Vega, by Marcos personally. House. He would be likely to ists are lucky to get the ear full 1100,000 if he will recant own personal bank account. Acquaintances of Alconcel draw conservative voters of the White House gardener, his testimony, repudiate our Since it is a criminal of- in San Francisco tell us Mar- away from President Ford, these heavily funded, labor-in- story and retire to Australia fense to interfere with a fed- cos is trying to persude him just as he hurt Richard Nixon dustry lobbyists have been As Marcos' former press eral witness, we have turned to take the rap for the bribe, more than Hubert Humphrey promised a conference with censor, Mijares had a ring- our information over to the leave the United States and in the 1968 presidential elec- President Ford's top ecology side seat to the rise of the FBI. Rep. Don Fraser, D- accept a minor ambassador- tion. advisors. Marcos dictatorship. He has Minn., who presided over the ship. We haven't been able to Under these circumstances, The lobbyists have formed testified at House hearings House hearings, has also reach Alconcel for comment. the Greek foresees a definite several groups. A typical one about the tyranny and corrup- urged the Justice Department FORD FAVORED: Las possibility that the GOP con- calls itself the Environmental tion he had seen. to conduct a full inquiry. Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the vention, in a move to give the Balance Association and In Manila, meanwhile, Mar- Unaware that Mijares was Greek Snyder, who calculates ticket a stronger conservative claims to take 'a balanced cos has denied he tried to cooperating with the FBI, Al- the political odds excusively coloration, might nominate view of the environmental is- block Mijares' testimony. We concel got in touch with him for us, gives Ronald Reagan Reagan to be Ford's running sue. happen to have copies, how- again and doubled the offer. only one chance in 20 of tak- mate. But Ralph Nader told ui ever, of the bank transactions Alconcel made it quite clear ing the Republican presiden- Ford is also a clear favorite that the talk of "balance" is involved in the original he was speaking for Marcos. tial nomination away from over all the leading Demo- really "a semantic figleaf to (50,000 bribe. To establish the connection, President Ford. cratic contenders. The Presi- camouflage a deliberate rape On the day Mijares testi- Mijares, an ex-news- But the former California dent has the common touch. of our environment." fied, a Philippine National paperman, called Marcos' of- governor has one chance in His favorite line is that he is Our own investigation Bank check, No. 4905, was fice and spoke with his top four of stealing the vice presi- "a Ford, not a Lincoln." He largely supports Nader's made out for $50,000 to Mar- aide-de-camp, Dr. Gulllermo dential nomination from Nel- talks about his fondness for charge. Despite their profes- cos' man in San Francisco, de Vega. The aide, according son Rockefeller. the late Harry Truman, an- sed concern for the environ- Ambassador Trinidad Alcon- to Mijares, verified the As the Greek assesses the other President in the image ment, these lobbyists get cel. The check was endorsed $100,000 offer. situation, Alabama's Gover- of the common man. Ford their backing from banks, by Alconcel and deposited in To establish our own veri- nor George Wallace might also has an easy, affable Els- construction firms, agribusi- a joint bank account in the fication, we retained crack break with the Democrats enhower quality that the ness and companies with ma- names of Mijares and Alcon- San Francisco lawyer Sheldon and run again as a third-party people instinctively like. jor pollution records, plus cel. Greene to listen, with Mi- candidate for the White For these reasons, accord- some unions. Let's smile, sports fans By JIM BISHOP • miiiit •••>• in he protested, "when Norm and maybe George Gipp." calls the plays he's jeopard- Clarence Peaks laughed A subway alumnus of Notre THE izing mine." "Look here, Peaks," Duffy Dame was moaning about a The San Diego Chargers said. "Tell me, are you gonna game they lost last year: "If had a 6 feet 9 (305 lbs.) play- let Gipp tackle you today?" Knute Rockne was alive," he REPORTER er named Ernie Ladd who The fullback pointed to a spot said, "he'd be turning over in could eat the hind legs off a in the stands. "If George Gipp comes into this sta- his grave." This reminds me, Illlllllllllllllllll HI I brewery horse The football sports fans, that we are only writers watched him down dium." he said, "that exit is a few weeks away from the with caution. "Honey," the two shrimp cocktails, three mine!" time when quarterbacks will UCLA coach said, "you dishes of coleslaw, three Rex Morgan told what it be throwing the ball and base- sneaked up to that line like an baked potatoes, eight rolls, was like playing football at ball players will be kicking it Easter bunny." When UCLA four 16-ounce steaks, a half whispered. "Coach, be under Penn. "George Mimger was around. scored at Stanford, Sanders pie and a half-gallon of milk. it." the coach. The alumni tried We're too serious about said the Stanford stands were Ladd's friend yelled to the Some of the schools still him as a war criminal. When sports. I go out three times a so quiet "it was as if a con- writers, "You guys got Ernie won't recruit a football player I was there they spoke to the week to play golf with that vention of undertakers had upset watching him eat. Now unless he can pass an aca- ends in Polish, the tackles in noted financial consultant, just been informed that some- he's lost his appetite." demic test. One genius was Italian, and just grunted and Milton Gpldstandt. We don't body had discovered the se- Allie Sherman's old Giants asked to name two ancient pointed straight ahead to the The fort's future, politics take the game seriously. cret of eternal life." were knocked off 35-0 by the sports. "Antony and Cleo- guards and center," When he cards a 75 and I get Wally Butts, when he was Packers. A TV sports an- patra," he said. Herman Ma- Reminds me of the two We find it distressing that Mon- responsibilities to consolidate and an 80, we're both lying. at Georgia, was telling an nouncer asked, "What was sin, veteran school coach and golfing buddies who never spoke a word to each other - mouth County Republicans are con- cut back on spending. Texas coach Darrell Royal alumnus how tough Alabama the turning point of the editor, remembers hearing is. "On the opening kickoff, game?" "It happened," Sher-, Harry Wismer announcing a during a match. At the edge sidering the status of Ft. Monmouth It surprises us that Benjamin H. recruited a player so big he announced, "We're gonna X- they knocked our star full- man said, "right in the game: "He intercepts on the of a green, one got into a u the principal weapon they'll try to Danskin, county Republican chair- ray his big toe. We think it back for a loop. They not only middle of 'The Star-Spangled 39! He breaks free at the 40. trap, took a careful stance, use to convince Third District voters man, would condone even the has a liver in it." The New laid him out, they folded his Banner.' " He's at the 45, the 50. the 55, and whacked the ball across that Rep. James J. Howard. Demo- thought of making Ft. Monmouth a York Titans once hung a big arms." Few groups are more the 60..." the green into another trap. "Can I say something?" his crat, should not be reelected. 1976 political issue. Since we want to sign in the locker room: The ladies auxiliary of the serious than the Big Ten Duffy Daugherty was Rams Fan Club drove coach about football. A coach lost friend said. "No!" The man be optimistic that ECOM's future at Throw T-shirts, socks 'n' coaching Michigan State, First of all, Mr. Howard's term shorts Sid Gillman nuts. "Why do six games in a row. The pres- trying to get his team wound got into the second trap and the fort is assured, we dislike even doesn't expire until the end of next in the basket. you treat Norm Van Brocklin ident of the Alumni Associ- up for Notre Dame. "On the knocked it back into the first. the suspicion that the move is a like a Charlie McCarthy?" ation walked into the locker "Can I say something?" his year. We think voters should be per- Please remove them from other side of the field." Duffy foregoine conclusion. We similarly your they shrilled, "aren't you room after the final loss and said, "Terry Brennan is drag- friend said. mitted to get through the campaigns find it unpleasant to think that the body before throwing. jeopardizing his career by patted the coach on the shoul- ging up the ghost of every "For God's sake, I'm in for this year's elections before being calling the plays?" Gillman der. "The Super Chief pulls agony. What is it?" "You're 1,700 employes and their families Red Sanders watched a football hero. Today you'll be conditioned for a November, 1976. guard approach an enemy mopped his brow. "Ladies," out of town in 20 minutes," he playing the Four Horsemen playing my ball" ... may be used in a political game. event. U.S. Sens. Clifford P. Case! Re- Beyond that, we believe that ev- publican, and Harrison A. Williams ery human in the county, regardless Jr., Democrat, are cooperating with of political affiliation, should bt us- Congressman Howard in applying Voting Rights Act need hit ing every legitimate strategy to con- the type of political pressure on the i •• • t n • •• > i i what was plainly theirs: the vince the Army that the Electronics Army that may result in keeping By JAMES J. KILPATRICK developed, and some of the right to vote. It was a plau- languages have no word for Command's laboratories and its Ft. Monmouth as an important in- The House of Representa- sible surmise that this pattern "vote" and "ballot." The 1,700 employes should not be trans- stallation. That "pressure" comes in CONSERVATIVE tives last month voted 341-70 of indefensible conduct was same situation occurs in cer- responsible for voter turnouts ferred from the fort to Adelphi. Md. the form of questions about costs to extend the Voting Rights tain Indian tongues. Spanish, of less than 50 per cent of the Besides the ECOM employes and and policies, and the use of congres- Act of 1965 for another 10 VIEW of course, would present no potential electorate in the their families, most Monmouth citi- sional appropriations. years. Before the end of July, problems in translation, but presidential election of 1964. the fundamental question re- zens will be adversely affected, lo In the weeks ahead. Monniouth's the Senate will approve sub- iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stantially the same bill by Congress prescribed strong mains: Is any such federal some degree, if the transfer occurs. citizens, officialdom and politicians about the same margin. Who The original Voting Rights medicine. Through the mech- law necessary? The county's economy would be im- should join the "solidarity" move* can argue with five-to-one? Act also was drastic legisla- anism of the "50 per cent trig- Before so heavy a hand Is periled and that is a factor which ment, the goal of which is to save Permit me the privilege. tion, but it addressed a ger," Congress, imposed a KILPATRICK laid upon the states and local- kind of political reconstruc- The pending bill is character- serious condition. For roughly ities, surely the existence of a the Army must weigh as it meets its ECOM and, therebv. Ft. Monmouth. tion on the South. Six whole ized by good intentions and a century, in flagrant de- some plausible basis. Clearly, gross evil should be demon- states, plus a part of North bad mechanics. It provides fiance of the Fifteenth black citizens had been de- strated. The legislative hear- one more example (as if one Amendment, the southern Carolina, became military nied the right to vote "on ac- ings contain no such evi- Riverview's new respiratory unit more example were needed) states had discriminated districts in which no political count of race, color, or pre- dence. In the case of Texas, of the legislative cure that is against the black voter. By change could occur without vious condition of servitude." with a large Mexican-Ameri- Riverview Hospital in Red Bank graph monitoring device that looks worse than the political ill. trickery, sophistry, in- approval from Washington. No such body of evidence sup- can population, the evidence today puts into use an 11-bed surgi- very much like a home television This is brain surgery for a timidation and brute force, Federal registrars moved in. ports the proposed expansion. is to the contrary. No signifi- cal/respiratory intensive care station set. Through it, a nurse at bedside morning-after headache. the South had denied blacks The southern states sput- This bill would extend the cant disparity exists between tered, but the national reac- on the same floor where its life-sav- or at the nearby nurses" desk is im- federal reach to every politi- white registration and Mexi- tion was: So what? They had cal subdivision in which more ing intensive care and coronary care can-American registration. If mediately notified of heartbeat brought this on themselves. than 5 per cent of the voting- Texas today is denying any units are operating. changes. The strong medicine age population are members citizen a right to vote on ac- Frank F. Blaisdell. president of worked. In 1970 Congress re- of a "single-language min- count of race or color, the de- Patients who have benefited the hospital's board of governors, newed the 1965 act for anoth- ority." Here Englislkonly nials are minimal. from the exceptional attention given expressed pride in the installation of er five years. The decade has elections would be prohwlted Under our federal system, them in "intensive" and "coronary" seen phenomenal Increases in All voting notices, forms, in- what he said is one of the most mod- Congress has an obligation to have an idea of what an important black registration, black vot- structions, ballots, and other act with restraint, not with ern facilities of its kind on the east- ing, and black office-holding. material would have to be day this is in the health care history fury, in areas of traditional ern seaboard. Except in a few isolated prepared accordingly, which state responsibility. A wise of Riverview. (The new station is for We — and we're certain that the areas, southern Negroes are is to say, "in the language of policy would apply large mea- patients who are seriously ill with today as free as southern the applicable language mi- people of the community who sup- sures to. correct large emphysema or asthma, or who de- whites to register and vote — nority group." wrongs; but for small wrongs, port Riverview too — share Mr. velop respiratory problems after un- or not to register and vote. The sweep is too wide. The a wise policy would apply Blaisdell's enthusiasm. By taking Under these circumstances, dergoing surgery.) bill would apply, for example, small measures — or none at advantage of the advances made in it would appear that the time to Alaskan natives who speak all. It Is immaterial, In my The new station will provide re- medical science, the hospital is has come for Congress to re- 20 different dialects Most of view, that the House voted lease the patient under some lief for patients with breathing prob- serving us well in giving dedicated these languages are oral; five-to-one for this bill. The form of mild supervision. The only In the past few years measure is unwarranted, and nurses and doctors the tools they lems by use of an automatic respira- original 1965 act was expected have writing systems been unwise. tor, and it also will have a cardio- need to serve their fellow humans. to be temporary legislation. Its harsh provisions, as Jus- tice Hugo Black often ob- served, do grave violence to Today in history Mr. Hope's retirement basic principles of federalism. Robert D. Hope of Interlaki'ii in his work with the Red Bank Area The affected localities have On this date in 1789, the citi- it a federal crime to publish been strait-jacketed too long was feted last week upon his retire- Chamber of Commerce, of which he zens of "Paris stormed and false, scandalous or malicious as it is. captured the Bastille. It was writings against the govern- ment after 18 years of service with is a past president, and as president But Congress is now mov- the beginning of the French ment. Steinbach, almost 11 of them as of the school board in his home ing in precisely the wrong di- Revolution. In 1879, Congress provided manager of the company's store in itown. rection. The pending bill not On this date: a yearly pension of $3,000 for Red Bank. A most agreeable and pleasant only extends the original In 1536, France signed the President Abraham Lincoln's punitive law for another 10 The Steinbach firm has always person, Mr. Hope has a host of ad- Treaty of Lyons with Portug- widow, Mary Todd Lincoln. years, but also broadens its al for an attack against In 1958, Iraq's King Faisal mirers who are wishing him many been community-conscious, and Mr. scope to take in "language. Spain. II and his heir and the pre- Hope manifested that virtue in his years of good health and happiness. 'PHI! Splash aruund a little. minorities." Back In 1965, the In 1798, the U.S. Congress mier were assassinated in a May in Red Bank. That was shown We're among them. I don't know if he saw you.' "50 per cent trigger" had passed a sedition act, making coup in Baghdad.

4 • MONDAY, JULY 14,1975 The D^ily Register 7 Senior citizen supports tax

Box 89, RD 1 aid would be mandated by the Marlboro, NJ 07746 tax revision package which To the Editor: would dramatically reduce real estate taxes in most of I appeared a,t the meeting our municipalities? Do the in Montclair of the New Jer- people understand that under sey Joint Legislative Com- this legislation, real estate mittee on Taxation on July 9 taxes could never exceed a (or the purpose of making the guaranteed percentage of a following statement. How- ever, I was unable to do so iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii because of the number of speakers. I would therefore appreciate it if' you would FROM OUR print my statement: READERS I was one of those who, af- ter the Senate's midnight ses- sion, had decided that maybe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii we would have to be satisfied person's income and that the with government by default same principles would also after all, namely a package of extend to renters? Has any- nuisance taxes. However, one explained that many of when I learned that there our lower income people and save 33% to 40% may be' a shortfall of 63 mil- practically all of our senior lion dollars in the Senate's es- citizens would pay little or no timate of the revenue poten- state income taxes because of tial of the nuisance package, their modest income, yet they plus the possible loss of our would benefit from the lower commuter tax on New York- real estate taxes and rent re- ers and Pennsylvanians work- lief? on famous maker ing in New Jersey, plus the fact the state may have to Have you explained to our pay more in Social Security commuters who work in New taxes than 'originally esti- York that the stdte income I mated for this year — for a taxes they pay in New York total deficit of 133 million dol- would be used as an offset lars — and when 1 realize against their New Jersey in- special purchase that the package does not in- come tax, so that they would clude one dollar for real es- • pay no more than they do tate tax relief, tlien I say" we now in state income taxes, cannot live with the' Senate's yet they would get the benefit midnight decision of June 30 of property tax relief? Final- and that nothing short of an ly, do people understand that income tax will restore finan- their New Jersey income tax swimsuits cial responsibility to this would be fully deductible state from federal income taxes? famous maker beach essentials are now spe- cially priced just in time for your summer splash- I've been explaining tax re- If we do not take effective vision to various senior citi- down on the beach or at poolside. Our attractive action now. this problem will zen groups. Of course there rage on, sapping the energies collection includes sleek maillots in misses' sizes are objectors, but there are of our people which are also people who come to me 8 to 16, reg. 27.00 sale 17.99; easy sheath styles needed for the solution of oth- and say: "Thank you for your in misses' sizes 10 to 18, reg. 30.00 sale 19.99; er pressing problems. presentation No one has ever and favorite two-pieces in misses' sizes 8 to 16, explained it to me before." Years ago in a political sci- Please solve this problem reg. 20.00 sale 11.99. Start your summer swim ence course at Rutgers Uni- by passing the fairest tax suit collection with a beautiful print or solid suit known — an income tax ac- versity, Professor Clokie said you'll wear all summer long. In our Beach Shop at something I always remem- companied by real estate tax bered. He said: "It is the relief. Monmouth Shopping Center only. duty of an elected official not only to follow public opinion, If you do this, the people also famous maker swim trunks for the man on will say "There's a legisla- but to create public opinion in the move—to the beach of course! Solids and pat- favor of those things which ture for you. These people ought to be done." have the courage of their con- terns, assorted comfortable styles in gold, royal Have the legislators ex- victions " blue, navy and white. Sizes 34 to 40, reg. 8.00 to B plained that increases in state John P. Tergis 10.00, now 5.99 & 6.99. Swim tops available in U sizes m-l-xl, reg. 15.00 & 16.00, now 11.99. i Available in all stores. 'i

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The flesh of a perfectly cooked su- k mayonnaise preme is white with a faintest pinky blush and has to be juicy. salt Dear Ann Landers: I hope be cheerful and affectionate, pepper Put your pieces in a flat Pyrex serving dish. On top of all those people who think liv- or glum and rejecting. paprika each piece, place the ham and then a piece of cheese. ing together is as good as or Cut carefully your hard-boiled eggs in two pieces length- Put your supremos in a preheated 400°.oven for 5 minutes. better than getting married ANN LANDERS I've begged him to s.eek professional help (he can well wise. Take the yolk apart. Remove. Cover them while making the sauce (2 to 3 min- will read this letter — and In a blender, chop the bouquet of parsley, S cloves of gar- utes). think again. I am in such a afford the best) but he re- starts in the faU, he wiU be can holler "Uncle." fuses. What can I do? - lic cut in small pieces, add 1 cup of water. Blend until you get In your casserole, pour your heavy cream, stirring slowly. trap and I don't know what to expelled. Dear Ann Landers: I am a puree. Pour your sauce over the supremes. Serve hot. do. Plenty Worried Is it possible to expel a first very fond of a young man Dear P. L.: Nothing. Unless Pour it through a paper towel on a strainer. Dry it in a Enough for four. G. and I decided we were in grader? How can Jerry be who needs psychiatric help. second paper towel. love. He didn't want to get a person recognizes the need MELTED BANANAS helped? — Concerned He has moods that are fright- and wants to avail himself of Mix with a fork your hard boiled yolks with the puree. (Recipe for children) married again after two di- Uncle. Dear Uncle: A child ening. Sometimes he becomes Add salt, pepper and, gradually, some mayonnaise. Your mix- vorces (one was a real mess), it, It's utterly hopeless. This 2 bananas whose anti-social behavior so depressed I'm afraid he .goes for alcoholics, over- ture should stay firm and look as a green mayonnaise. 2 teaspoons granulated sugar and it was O.K. with me. disrupts the classroom can be might take his life. Other Put your mixture in each cavity of the halved eggs. That was seven years ago. taters, chainsmokers - the Preheat the oven to 450°. Put in 2 bananas and bake 20 expelled no matter what the times he is euphoric beyond Whole kit and kaboodle. No- Sprinkle a little bit of paprika on top. Our five-year-old son starts age. minutes. description. 'body changes anybody. Serve on a tray as appetizers. Enough for five people. Remove the bananas from the oven. The skin should be school In the fall. His name Is Obviously your nephew RICE SALAD A LA PROVENCALE the same as mine. I will have His temper Is unpredic- People have to change them- completely black. Place them on a plate. Wash your hands. needs counseling and so do table. I never, know before we selves. And It's the hardest Vfa cup rice Take off the top skin and sprinkle the inside of each banana to go to school with him and his parents. Children who 1ft oz. almonds write on the registration meet whether he is going to work there is. with 2 teaspoons of granulated sugar. cannot get along with others 8 oz of shelled walnuts Eat with a spoon. With a friend! blank, son of Miss A. L. and and misbehave constantly are olive oil G. 0. How will it look? troubled. They seek atttention cider vinegar Whenever I mention mar- outside the home because salt • pepper - paprika riage,- G. says, "I couldn't there are so few rewards IN 10 black olives absolutely think more of you If you were the home. Engaged ' similar ai Prepare two or three hours in advance or the day before It or less, witn each car my legal wife. Let's not spoil It would be helpful if you serving. upholstery cleaning our beautiful relationship by could establish a close rela- Rinse thoroughly the rice in cold water. Put it in a pan with this ad. getting married. I did that tionship with Jerry so when with cold water. Boil gently stirring several times with a fork. twice." he feels the need for help he Remove from heat when rice is still firm. He really treats me royally, Rinse again thoroughly in running cold water. Drain. Ann, and he's crazy about the Add olive oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, almonds and walnuts. boy. Tell me what to do. — Wolchak-Harp Mix together. Check seasoning. No-Ring Woman Sprinkle paprika on rice. Decorate with olives. Refrig- Dear Woman: Give G. ten HUDSON, N.Y. - Mr. and erate. Serve cold. days to make up his mind. Ei- Mrs. John Harp Jr. of Hud- ther you get a ring on your son, have announced the en- finger and that piece of paper gagement of their daughter, Mitchel-Pearse in your hand, or it's goodbye. Miss Kathryn Harp, to Ray- And make it stick mond Wolchak Jr., son of Mr. RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. If he loves you and the boy and Mrs. Wolchak, 11 Rose- Robert Gardner Pearse, 15 as much as you say, he'll wood Ter., Middletown, N Ji MIssNUucr Naveslnk Ave., and also of Christlansted, St. Croix, U.S. Sears V marry you. If not, It's better Miss Harp, an alumna of that you know it now. Hudson High School, is in her Virgin Islands, announce the engagement of their daugh- NEW! Dear Ann Landers: My second year at Columbia- Manley-Mounce Greene Community College, ter, Miss Roberta Pearse, to brother telephoned me last LONG BEACH, Calif. — the staff of John Robert Pow- Glen Henry Mitchel 3rd, son' night, quite upset. He said he where she Is majoring in hu- Dr. and Mrs. Stanley H. ers here. man services. of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henry had just received a note from Mounce announce the engage- Mr. Manley was graduated Mitchel Jr., Los Angeles, Ca- Color photograph in J> Mr. Wolchak, a graduate of the principal of his son's ment of their daughter, Miss from Red Bank (N.J.) Catho- lif. A January wedding is school saying Jerry, who is Middletown Township High Marilyn Mounce, to Bryant R. lic High School and received six years old and In the first School, has an AS degree planned. Manley, son of Mr. and Mrs. BS and MS degrees from Cali- Miss Pearse was graduated gold-color charm. y grade, is known for picking from Columbia-Green Com- Walter F. Manley, II Manson fornia State University, Long from Rumson Country Day 4 on the other kids and makes a munity College. He will enter Place, Little Silver, N.J. A Branch. He majored in fi- general nuisance of himself. State University of New York School; Miss Porter's School, , November wedding is nance and is employed as Farmington, Conn.; Bennett The principal warned him College of Forestry, Syr- planned. portfolio manager for Bank of that if Jerry hasn't settled acuse, as a resource manage- CoUege, MUlbrook, N.Y., and California In Los Angeles. Mr. Princeton University. She down by the time ment major this fall. Miss Mounce was gradu- Manley is the grandson of the BRACELET NOT was presented to society at INCLUDED ated from Long Beach City late Police Commissioner and the Rumson Debutante Ball. WEIGHT© WATCHERS College and attended the Uni- Mrs. Charles R. Mount Jr. of She and Mr. Mitchel are versity of California, Irvine, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. and studying for master of div - where she majored in dance. the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick inlty degrees at Church Divi- She teaches ballet and is on J. Manley of Kearny, N. J. nity School of the Pacific, Berkeley, Calif. He is an alumnus of Harvard School, PLUS ? Marley-Gallagher North Hollywood, Calif., and PHILADELPHIA - The High School, received an as- the Univeristy of the Pacific, Special O^& engagement of Miss Jotfh sociate degree from Brandy- Berkeley. Elizabeth Gallagher, to Rob- wine College, Wilmington, Miss Pearse Is the grand- ert T. Marley, son of Mr. and Del., and will be graduated daguther of Mrs. Robert Last- Mrs. James Marley, 20 Dan- this month from Trenton ovka, Woodstock, III., the late 8x10 color emar Drive, Middletown, State College. He is employed E. Stanley Currie, the late STARTED. N.J., Is announced by her by A ft P. Mrs. L. Gardner Pearse, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. the late George M. Pearse Sr. photograph Gallagher here. A spring wed- ding is planned. Miss Gallagher Is an 'DIET alumna of West Philadelphia Catholic High School, Com- BOTH, munity College of Phila- delphia, and Pennsylvania FOOD State University. She is a ju- nior assistant buyer at John Wanamaker's Department Store here. Mr. Marley, an alumnus of Wi' lake Ihe porlt.nl You choose your Bi10 from ' SCALE Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic rtls not prods We choo^- I charm Additional portraits .it f.tion.ible prices No obligation to buy (; Boy The traditional "porchllght to a romance-hungry school- tal (R) Boone, Eleanor Parker. CINEMA II- _ of roln mollnee 1:45 teacher and a deadly snow Q Q) NEWS O O TONIGHT SHOW Blturn or llw Pink Pontlur J00. <:00, Scouts, $585; Salvation Army, night" held during the month « 00, 100; 10:00 SSSch ConMttkm Port II 7:JS, t:4B EVENING storm. (R) CI a CARIBE Host: Geo.ge Segal, In COM of roln motlnee 1 45 $575; Mental Health, $565; of October will be dropped NEWS EATONTOWN «:0O OBOOOCD "ne Second .0 Doom." Lt. 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SARGENT •illinium iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii MMa n index that is truly a lead- Tt, year, racing on and °UR MONEY'S Ing indicator of economic you now have only 170 days WORTH Tn*n «h*re are the new Q - I have seen a lot in the left In which to take tax W Utt 1H withholding tables for 1»75 news recently about the lead- Q - We are retired and strategy steps that will slash whlch tecme effecUve May ing indicators — pro and con — have $10,000 invested in both your 1975 and your 1(76 mum mi i i and which end on Jan. 1, Here are two likely candi- and their projecting that the United Brands 5%s of 1*14 dates for underwithholding, recession has bottomed out. They represent a consid- change Act of ltM. The SEC federal income taxes to a credit for every pperso n yyou U76. While this basically minimum. means that taxpayers the na- according to Prentice-Hall: Would you elaborate? C.P. iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i erable loss. What should we has charged the company For the first time, I'm sub- claim as a personal ex- (1) Suppose you itemize A - Much of the discussion with issuing false statements emption given to you by the tion over are now getting do on this and how should we mitting this guaranteed mon- more take-home pay than at your deductions — and claim about these economic prog- change in total liquid assets invest another $10,000 for high and the U. S. Disfrict At- ey-saving and heartbreak-pre- 1975 tax law. an additional withholding al- nosticators centers around torney's office is investigating Tfcr l»75 credit the start of the year, it Those items which are noted yield and good negotiability? venting series in midyear creates other problems that lowance. Your problem: your the fact that the basic com- as being deflated have been F.H. the company. Add the pro- rather than in fall. The key Each $1 of credit cuts |1 off withholding is down In '75, but ponents of the index have ceeds from this sale to the your 1(75 tax bill and this could result in your paying restated in terms of the 19*7 A - First of all face up to reason is that the "fire- more, not less tax for '75. your tax liability isn't except been revised recently. Sev- dollar. fact that you have a loser $10,000 and buy Tennessee cracker" tax law we already credit is for 1*75 only. Thus, it for the $30 per person credit. eral of the components used Valley Authority 8.06s of 1999, is vital for you to get every Taxpayers who are unwary With the index up again in and sell the convertible bond. have received and the pro- will find themselves in danger You might be better off in- formerly were stated in cur- May, the third consecutive Th# company's problems are yielding 8.2 per cent cur- bability of another tax law single dependency exemption rent dollar values with the re- rently. you're entitled to this year. of being underwithheld. If you creasing the amount with- rise, it would appear that the^ifiuVtiple'with the most re- before yearend make advance don't wake up to this danger held, which you can do by not sult that they rose as a con- economy is in a recovery cent development a class-ac- (Mr. Sargent cannot answer tax planning far more com- It is even more important sequence of inflation rather that you don't lose out on the before 1(75 ends, you well claiming the extra allowance phase. Only time will nell tion suit by shareholders all mail personally, but will plex than in previous years. A may have to pay a lump sum in 1(75. You should change than as the result of under- whether the U. S. Department charging mismangement and answer all questions possible second reason is that you $750 deduction, plus the $30 lying true growth. This was credit because you fall a few of cash to settle your account your Form W-4, the withhold- of Commerce has complied violation of the Securities Ex- in his column). have urged me to speed 'up with the Treasury when you ing form. the case with the present eco- the moneysaving tips so you dollars short of support of nomic downturn — the lead- your dependent in 1(75. file next spring. (2) You earn outside in- would have more time to act. The explanation: the tax come but don't pay any esti- ing indicator became a lag- The new percentage stan- ging one. It was not until July As an illustration of the dard deduction as of now also rates have not changed. All mated tax. Until now, with- basic point that the time to that has changed is a higher holding has covered 80 per of last year that it headed Is only for '75; it rises from IS down, yet in retrospect the cut your '75 taxes is before to II per cent of your adjust- standard deduction and a new cent or more of your tax New Year's - not next April credit built into the tax ta- liability - and where at least downturn in business had be- ed gross income — to a max- gun the previous fall. 15 - consider the one-shot $30 imum of $2,600 for married bles. You may be able to take 80 per cent is covered, all you advantage of only one — the have to do Is pay the balance The new index includes four $30 per person tax credit. As with your return. components of the original in- a result, you could be so un- A penally lax dex, namely: the average derwithheld you would be But your problem is that workweek for manufacturing Silvercrest Barber Shop forced to pay a hefty balance the new withholding rates production workers, the index formerly of Little Silver next April 15 may drop your withholding of net business formations, below the 80 per cent level — the Standard & Poor's 500 Av- and if that happens, not only erage and the index of build- ANTHONY De STEFANO will you have to come up with ing permits. The eight new in- Dalrymple more cash to settle your debt dicators are: manufacturing ANNOUNCES HIS next year but you'll also be layoff rate, new orders for promoted hit with a penalty tax for un- consumer goods and mate- derpaying your estimated tax. rials (deflated), contracts and NEW LOCATION by JCPL Lower withholding could cost orders for plant and equip- DIAl at you money. So, urges Pren- ment (deflated), net in- DIRECT MIDDLETOWN - Malcolm tice-Hall, take a new look at ventory changes (deflated), WITH MHLDH 735 Broad St. Shrewsbury P. Dalrymple, 10 Merrlck your withholding allowances. percent change in sensitive (Next to FrlendlyS) Court, has been appointed It might be wise strategy (or crude materials, vendor per- Let us do any of this Complete Package southern area consumer ser- you to claim only three de- formance, real money stock 1. ADD A NEW ROOM 2. BUILD A DORMER 3. ADD ANOTHER LEVEL Now open to serve all our old friends and vices manager of Jersey Cen- pendents for the rest of the (deflated) and per cent 5. CONVERT A PORCH 6. ADD ANY TYPE SIDING tral Power and Light Com- year, if you are now claiming 4. ADD A GARAGE to welcome new ones. pany with headquarters In As- four — and thereby increase Cannon recognized 7. CONVERT A BASEMENT 8- CONVERT AN ATTIC 9. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION bury Park. your withholding. for insurance sales 10. REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN 11. PUT ON NEW ROOFING 12. REMODEL BATHROOM Mr. Dalrymple will super- The vital advice now: stay RED BANK - T. J. Gan- vise consumer services activi- out of the underwithholding non, a member of Beardslee 1ties In the Bay, Coast and trap! You can in coming & Associates, Inc., an agency QUAUrnSAVMS Go tenct/n tenet'//ere/ 5 YEAR CERTIFICATE Southern Divisions which cov- months work out simple ar- of The Lincoln National Life er the area from the Raritan rangements to increase the Insurance Company here, has $ River south to Barnegat and money withheld and thereby been recognized by LNL for I MIN. DEPOSIT 5,000 inland to the Htghtstown-New to solve your dual problems outstanding sales. 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The chief (Ire inspector priations totaling $69,000 The and wages, insurance, work- thip Council ha* unanimously to enforce the code under the The chief inspector and the A Fire Prevention Advisory must have a minimum of 10 appropriations bill will be re- men's compensation, light adopted an ordinance provid- direction of the Director of deputy inspector are appoint- Committee would alto be years experience in the field flected in the 1976 tax bills ing (or a (ire prevention code Public Safety. There is no di- ed by the mayor with the ad- formed to advise the Director of fire prevention and a back- rates and liability insurance and an administrative struc- rector, so those duties are as- vice and consent of council. of Public Safety. ground in the building trade. Councilman Richard Kapl- for elected officials. ture to enforce it. sumed by Mayor Arthur Gold- The committee would con- He must be recommended by an said if the appropriations zweig. The marshals are appointed sist of the chief fire inspector, a Board of Fire Chiefs to be were reflected in this year's Mayor Goldzweig said en No questions were raised on The bureau would consist of by the Board of Fire Commis- three fire marshals, the depu- appointed by the New Jersey bills, the result would be an rollment in the summer rec- the ordinance during the a chief fire inspector, three sioners. The chief inspector ty fire inspector, four district State Fire Chiefs Association. increase of 5 cents per (100 of reation program increased hearing. district marshals, and a depu- will serve for five years, and fire inspectors and two citi- In other action, the council assessed valuation. from 925 last year to 1,517 this The ordinance provides (or ty fire inspector who must be the deputy inspector and fire zens. authorized emergency appro- The appropriations include year. Tougher boat ramp rule OK'd MONMOUTH BEACH - Because of crowded eondi lions at the municipal boat launching ramp on the Shrewsbury River at West St., only registered borough residents may use the facil ity, according to an ordinance adopted by the Board of Com missioners. Mayor Sidney Johnson said the large number of non borough residents who had been using the West St. ramp prompted the action. Borough residents may ob tain stickers at borough hall and there Is no registration fee. Unauthorized persons us- ing the ramp are liable (or a $100 fine or imprisonment (or 10 days. The commission also adopted an ordinance setting terms (or the issue and sale of $477,000 In general im provement bonds. The bonds will be offered at the July 29 board meeting. Improvements to be fi nanced by the bonds include the purchasing of a fire en gine and land behind the fire house, the resurfacing of Va lentine St., renovation of the Valentine St. jetty, and drain- age facilities for Robbins and River Roads. A third ordinance was adopted changing the hours that beer may be sold on Sun- days In the borough. The new hours are from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. the following day. The former hours were from 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. The board urged residents to make contributions to the First Aid Squad which is con ducting a fund-raising cam palgn throughout the borough this week. Board halts science unit guide work COLTS NECK - Work of the science curriculum com mil tee has been suspended by the Board of Education. The four-member com- mittee was to meet over the summer to develop an up- dated science curriculum guide to be used by teachers In all three township schools. The committee was allocated $3,000 to complete its work. However, the committee has used up its funds without completing the revised guide The board decided to wait for its annual audit to see whether money may be avail- able to complete the Job. The audit results are expected within the month. The curriculum committee has said it could complete de- velopment of the guides in ap- proximately five days. Print- ing would be done in-house, but the guides would have to be put together by an outside bindery. Last summer, two separate committees developed revised guides for language arts and mathematics and had no diffi culty staying within their budgets. However, Mrs. Virginia Amend, board president, noted that the proposed sci- ence curriculum guide appar- ently will be more vol- uminous. «

SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JULY 14, 1975

EARLY LEARNING — Ruth Chlnnock, director of creasing pressure to lower the age at which chil- the Red Bank Manor Nursery School, joins a group dren are taught to read may result In frustration of children while they learn at play. S.ome area for the children and Impede their development. nursery school directors are concerned that in- At what age to teach

PIMM by DM Ltfdl. cDltl Ktf liltr p)Ml«trapMr DEVELOPING SKILLS — This toy telephone SORTING THE PIECES - The girl is playing with teaches children about numbers and their own a box filled with pieces of various sizes, shapes telephone numbers. Several area nursery school and colors. Children often sort the pieces out by directors said they feel it is Important to focus on reading is keen issue color or shape, learning, educators say, as they activities which stimulate the development of oth- play and develop a readiness for reading which re- quires an ability to recognize and distinguish be- er skills which would precede or accompany the By ELINOR MULTER children to learn to read. This can be destructive for those development of an ability to read. youngsters who have not yet developed to the point where tween characters of different shapes. When — at what age — to teach, reading is rapidly replac- they are ready for reading. ing the issue of how to teach it as a concern of parents and "We're really frightened because we see the disastrous of using it in their own way. This is the only way they can educators of young children results of putting too much pressure .oh young children." Ms. spread and grow." An informal conversation with several directors of area Chinnock emphasizes. Young children, the directors agree, must be allowed to nursery schools who are also officials of the Shore Chapter, Ms. Pearce explains that educators of preschool children fail, to have something not work, and to have the chance to New Jersey Association for the Education of Young Children need to be concerned with the total development of a child: try it another way. They expressed concern with "the pres- (POAEYC) revealed their worry that increasing pressure to "There are four areas of concern: intellectual, physical, so- STATE sure pot cooking in suburbia." lower the age at which children are taught to read may result cial and emotional development. If one getsTe'ry far ahead of By The Associated Press only in frustration for the children and be counter-productive the others you're in trouble," she says and concentration Ms. Chinnock talked about the destructive effect of ex- to their development. should be on the less advanced areas. "We want to give kids cessive pressure: "There are very few original thinkers in the These educators: Ruth E. Pearce, chapter president and social skills to help them get along with other people and world because we kill it right off the bat by giving them a lot N.J. economy to recover slowly director of the Red Oak Cooperative Nursery School; Lois emotional skills to enable them to cope with disappointment of secondhand stuff." She urged educators to keep education TRENTON - The latest report on the New Jersey econo- Anne Galbraith, first vice president of the chapter and direc- or with being separated from their parents," she adds. at a level children "can cope with without being frustrated my from the state government said Friday that the state's re- tor of Tower Hill Cooperative Nursery School; Theresa Ms. Galbraith makes the point that "we tend to limit the and pressured." covery from its current recession will be slow and there is a Welsh, NJAEYC public relations chairman and director of definition of intellectual development to numbers and letters. The nursery school directors feel that some of the prob- strong likelihood the unemployment rate will stay close to the Happy Hours School, Matawan, and Ruth Chinnock, director Really, on the pre-school level, it's experience. For example: lems found in the high schools may stem, in part, from "push- current 10 per cent level. of Red Bank Manor Nursery School and legislative chairman 'I know that the bigger bottle will hold more than the little ing students so far and so fast that they just turn off." Commissioner of Labor and Industry Joseph A. Hoffman for the local NJAEYC chapter, share the conviction that the one and when I pour it runs over.' or 'Look at me! Neat! I said despite a further slowdown in May and the high rate of child who is ready to read cannot and should not be stopped 'can pour my own juice without spilling.'" Early childhood education is a specialty, these NJAEYC unemployment there were indications "that the recession However, for the great majority of pre-school children, they • Ms. Chinnock reported pressures on the public schools to members note, and they are worried that the push to include may be approaching a foreseeable end in the state." feel it is important to focus on activities which stimulate the push children to learn to read in the kindergarten She warn- three and/or four year olds in the public schools may mean But the commissioner said the latest report of New Jersey development pf other skills which should precede or accom- ed that a youngster whose development may be fine is in dan- teachers without this special training. Those certified in New Economic Indicators, a publication of his department, pointed pany the,development of an ability to read. ger of losing self-esteem when the teacher sets a goal and Jersey for early childhood education have more background to a slow turn around and recovery of the New Jersey econo- Looking at a group of three-and four-year-olds, Ms. Chin- pushes him to learn to read Loss of self-esteem, these nur- in psychology, for example, Ms. Chinnock explained. my. nock describes them as "just beginning to learn how to get sery school directors agree, can be the start of a pattern of Another concern has been a move by the state Division of "It would be premature to say exactly when the turn- along with somebody else, how to get what you want without failure. Institutions and Agencies to lower the standards for early around in business activity in New Jersey will be evident," he being hostile or belligerent." She stresses the importance at Ms. Pearce found that in Denmark, where she lived at childhood education. This has been fought and Ms. Chinnock said. this age of "learning to get along with the rest of the world in one time, "they don't start any child learning to read until reports that the latest proposed requirements issued by the di- a self-contented, self-fulfilled kind of a way." age 7 because then they'll all succeed and no one fails." vision have moved towards retaining the present higher stan- Books are a part of the nursery school world, the direc- The educators reported general agreement among experts dards. Decision on fetuses expected tors point out. Children look at the pictures and teachers read that there is no long-range benefit to a child who learns to The nursery school directors understand the feelings of CAMDEN — A Camden County Judge is expected to rule to them. For a child who knows how to read, there are many read at an earlier age than his peers. young parents who are in a hurry to see their children learn in a case involving the shooting of a pregnant woman who opportunities to pick up a book and browse through it. or to The early years, Ms. Chinnock believes, are when "it is to read, but they urge parents and schools to give children an was carrying twin fetuses. concentrate on reading, but these educators have found that important for a child to spend the time discovering, ex- opportunity to develop naturally By way of reassurance to The decision is expected to focus on the legal status of un- even among children who are able to read, there is little in- perimenting and working with real things. At this age you parents that children will learn to read when they are ready, born children under New Jersey's homocide statute clination to do so in the nursery school because there are so don't hand them a lot of secondhand knowledge that belongs Ms. chinnock recalls one of her early coneerns: "1 remember Judge Leon A. Wingate said he planned to rule today on a many other things to do and to try. to the teacher. It is their opportunity to get things on their when I had my first child I thought I might have to teach controversial aspect in the trial of Winfield Anderson, 24, of A formal reading program, they stress, puts pressure on own, to have the satisfaction of having it their own way and him how to talk." Camden. The defendant was charged with murder in the death of the twin sons of Nikki Spearman, 22, and the wound- ing of the woman during a March 9 robbery at a home here. Wingate indicated that if he finds that the twins were not persons but merely fetuses still dependent on their mother for Spouse's sterilization OK still required life, he will dismiss the murder indictment against Anderson.

Monmoutii County hospitals still require spouse's consent Riverview Hospita! policy requires spouse's signature for Hispanic-American protest is off for a sterilization operation despite a New Jersey court ruling both sterilization and elective abortion "but a divorced person ELIZABETH — The Hispanic-American Committee or that a woman has the sole right to make that decision. would be treated as a single person," according to a hospital Elizabeth has called off the protest parade it planned for Officials at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, Jer- spokesman. today "because it will give nothing but more to talk of" to sey Shore Medical Center, Neptune and Riverview Hospital, Would a patient be denied a sterilization operation if they this city's mayor. Red Bank, concede that they are aware of the recent court didn't have spouse's consent, or refused to get it? The parade was planned to protest the arrests of 143 per- rulings. Spokesmen for Monmouth and Jersey Shore Medical "The actual case hasn't come up," the Riverview spokes- sons in disturbances on June 17. Hispanic community leaders Centers said their policies requiring spouse's consent are man responded. claimed Latins were being harrassed by police. being reviewed by the hospitals'.attorneys now. "Legally, only one signature is necessary," Joseph T Mayor Thomas Dunn had urged Hispanics to boycott the Describing the situation as "ripe for litigation," Stephen Grause, Riverview Hospital attorney said. "But we don't want parade, claiming that participants would be "deliberately or Nagler, executive director of the New* Jersey chapter of the an irate husband screaming his bloody head off. Requiring inadvertently aiding and abetting

f second. He moved to third on DIDN'T MAKE IT — Lennv Randle, centerfielder for the Texas Rangers, Is a passed ball by Jerry Grote caught at second base by Boston Red Sox Denny Doyle when he tries to and scored on Dan Driessen's stretch a single Into a double at Fenway Park In Boston yesterday. double. Cesar Geronimo and Montefusco OUR LOWEST Dave Concepcion then singled for another run. Pinch-hitter Terry Crowley drew a walk on four pitches, PRICES EVER Rick Baldwin replaced Sea- wins seventh All-Stars to ver and Rose greeted him with a single to center that CHICAGO (AP) — East Keansburg's John Montefusco, put the Reds on top. former Middletown Township High School and Brookdale ONRABiAL WES Cincinnati added a run in Community College hurler and Charlie Williams stopped the the eighth on Morgan's walk Chicago Cubs on six hits yesterday, leading the San Francisco THIS WEEK ONLY and stolen base and Tony Giants to a 4-1 victory. unfamiliar roles Perez' single. Reliever Will Montefusco, 7-4, had allowed only two hits before giving MILWAUKEE (AP) - The baseball can't solve. But it tional League West race. McEnaney, 4-1, got the vic- up three singles in the eighth, including Rick Monday's RBI hit. Williams came on and held the Cubs scoreless the rest of starting line-ups for both the seems a small price to pay The switches of Rudi and CUtclnriotl 151 h| ab the way. National and American for the fan Interest stirred by Tenace were made to accom- Unwrct IRosolt 4 Mlllon 2b 2 Griffey rt 3 Bruce Miller drilled three hits, drove in a run and scored League All Star teams have the All Star election. modate outfielder Claudell Krntpol Ib 1 Morgan» > Washington, who has been Stoubrf I Btnch c 4 once for the Giants. Chris Speier scored twice and drove in a some round pegs in square A record 7,357,811 ballots ' Klngmon If 0 Dritisnlf 1 holes, but the stars will (it, were cast in the sixth year of one of Oakland's top hitters lorreJb 0 Flynn* 0 run. Gorrttt Jb 0 TPtrulb 3 The Giants got to loser Geoff Zahn, 2-7, for a quick run in one way or another. fan voting. That is more than as the A's charged to the top Philips ss 1 Gtronmocf 3 Grottc 1 Fosltrc 0 the first inning when Von Joshua doubled, went to third on a 800,000 votes over last year's of the American League Stovtr p 0 Cncpdnii 4 The two teams that clash in Baldwin p 0 Nolan p I single by Bobby MurceT and scored as Speier grounded out. total. The computer card vote West. Washington was se- THollp 0 Amor sir ph I tomorrow's 48th annual mid- totals have increased im- lected by Oakland Manager Sanders p 0 McEnonyp 0 Speier walked in the third and scored on singles by Willie season renewal will have a Mllmr ph 0 Crowkypt. 0 pressively each year since the Alvin Dark as one of the re- Bortanp 0 Montanez and Miller. With one out in the fifth, Speier singled trio of stars playing out of po- Rttmundph I system was introduced in serves for the All Star team. I Eostwck p 0 and scored on singles by Miller and Gary Thomasson. Miller sition, at least for the first and Gary Thomasson. Miller then scored on a single by Mike 1970. Dark's assignment is to re- Totals 35 3. tiTolals n 5 three innings. New York 300 000 000 — Sadek. Rose's shift to third base by verse the National League's Cincinnati 000 000 4I> — . The National League, for E - Rose DP — Ntw York I. LOB - Montefusco yielded only a leadoff single to Monday in the the Reds was caused by the recent All Star domination. Ntw York t, Cincinnati 7. IB - Slaub. example, opens with Pete The Nationals have won 11 of Grote, Drlessen. SB — Morgan 1. S — third and a leadoff single to Bill Madlock in the sixth before development of outfielder Stovtr. Rose in left field, a perfectly George Foster, whose lusty the last 12 games and hold an the eighth. acceptable arrangement in hitting has helped Cincinnati overall lead in the series of Whilewall most years. 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SURVEYING THE PROSPECTS - Joe Caputo, a Cincinnati Young men from Monmouth and Ocean Counties were on Reds scout who resides In Trenton, surveys the talent prior hand in hopes of catching Caputo's glimpse. to a tryout held at Lairds Road Field, Colts Neck last week. Register writer falls short

LAYING GROUND RULES — Caputo lays his plans with his assistants pri- or to the tryout for Monmouth and Ocean County candidates last week at at Cincinnati's tryout camp Lairds Road Park, Colts Neck. By GREIG HENDERSON COLTS NECK - At the ad- vanced age of 11, I was pur- suing a childhood fantasy I was on the road to a profes- sional baseball career until I found out how long and rough that road was. "I simply want you to use your God-given talents," stressed Eastern area head scout Joe Caputo of the Cin- cinnati Reds to the 49 hope- fuls at Lairds Road Field. Apparently The Almighty had overlooked this rookie so far as a throwing arm was con- cerned. Among the athletes attend- ing the second annual base- ball tryout were Brian Flynn and Frank Schiavino of Rari- tan High School, and Joe Shead of Marlboro, all mem- bers of The Daily Register's All-Monmouth County first team this spring. Other notables were former Alt-County members Chuck Weinkofsky, Brookdale Com- munity College third base- man, and Bill Marsella, Mon- mouth College third baseman. They were Invited by the BACK TO THE TYPEWRITER — Dally Register sportswrlter Grelg Henderson runs make the cut, did just that. In fact, he was one of the first to be cut. Here he displays Cincinnati organization. the 60-yard sprint for time during a tryout for the Cincinnati Reds baseball team last uncanny form on a throw from centerfleld. When asked why he fell down after mak- I wasn't. A note in this week in Colts Neck. Henderson, who usually swears by his legs, was swearing at ing the toss, London explained, "I always do that. It draws a lot of attention." All newspaper was my invitation them by day's end. Mark London, a Daily Register reporter who thought he could London got this time was sympathy. along with a few dozen other dreamers. Surprisingly, my second "There are a lot of re- As the game neared an end, "I came because 1 saw the throw looked half-way decent turnees. I remember the tongues hung out all over the ad and tryout for anything," and got an "atta boy," from faces," stated Coach Giu- field. The people who de- stated Roger Path, a 25-year- Coach Joe Giuvanno. vanno. signed the place had failed to old mechanic and semi-pro My third throw did me in. Perhaps Shellenbach and include a water fountain in football player. "The trouble To put it bluntly, my arm Kahl-Winter would become the plans, and the closest wa- may be that I haven't played died. still more faces. tering hole was miles away. SAVE 24% to 32% baseball since Little League." Register reporter, Mark Steve Bethune would cer- "About four players here Patin left before the day's ac- London followed me with a tainly be back. The 14-year- today will move on to more tivities were completed. nice bare-handed grab and a old catcher from Matawan competition," Coach Giu- Information cards were the tumble to the turf. had time to perfect his al- vanno said. first order of business. I an- Another hopeful was con- ready strong throwing arm. I did not have to worry swered mine as well as any stantly asked why, if he knew Flynn, who pitched Raritan about moving on. All-County star. he was supposed to throw to the Monmouth College In- At this point Coach Caputo Polyglas Whites Then they started to sepa- home, the ball was going to vitational Tournament title, had compiled all his notes on rate the prospect from the third. showed a lively fastball, and player performances. He Double Belted PblyglasTires for Compact, Standard & Big Cars suspect. Rich Kovach, of Port Mon- Shead, hurler of a no-hitter asked the remaining 39 of us My first ordeal was a 60- mouth, junior college All- and a pair of one-hitters, to see him in centerfield Ca- yard sprint on my God-given American from BrookdaV, showed a variety of tosses. puto conferred with each man legs. seemed disgusted with what I My role as a spectator en- individually. "The Reds are looking for thought were excellent ded when we were called to If you were off to college, speed, so give it all you've throws. the pitcher's mound and di- he suggested a two-year in- $ got, boys," said Coach Ca- vided into American and Na- stitute. He discussed your Sale Ends puto. "We want you to run it He recalled another tryout good and bad points. he attended a few years ago tional League teams, 24 on a Sat.Mght in seven seconds or lower." side. I learned that from here the One man did so. Marsella at the Astrodome in Houston, men chosen would report to During the course of the pulled off a seven flat, which Texas, in which 800 players Wilmington, Del., and if they game I was traded from the drew a positive reaction from were involved. He was one of cleared this hurdle it was off American to the National and the scouting staff. 50 still standing untU the final to another town, another back again, always stationed My football spikes propelled cut. state, always in constant mo- in left field. A78-13 Siz2e Fits Vegas,8 Pintos, Colts, me to a blazing 7.7 seconds. "I'm not looking for mil- • tion. There was no reaction. lions, just a shot," he said. I was third up in the Ameri- Gremlins, Falcons, Toyotas and Other Compacts can's half of the first and As of three o'clock Caputo My spirits were lifted when Now I understood why his faced Flynn. and company had not decided Custom Power Cushion IWygfas I heard a few 7.9's and 8-sec- throws had to be perfect or on who would get another My knees did not give out This is Americas largest selling lire - [or lots of sood ond times recorded. they weren't worth the dirt shot. reasons. Resilient polyester cord body (or smooth- "Last time I ran the 60 I the ball landed in. as I walked to the plate. riding comfort. Tread firming fiberglass belts for road- Marsella had stuck out in did it in 7.2," Schiavino said. The outfielders finished be- Maybe he had other things on holding traction. A use-proved tread design that really their minds, along with Wein- delivers on mileage. This is a tire featured on many He was about 4/10 of a second fore anyone else and got a his mind like the Dodger kofsky, but further decisions of thSIZEe 197S5 model cars. off today. This could have short rest in the bleachers. tryout later that same day, or SIZES SIZES would be made after a show- been due to a leg injury suf- Schiavino exhbited good the Yankee tryout next week. 7.00-13 B78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 17814 er and something to eat. C78-14 07814 H78-15 J78-15 fered in a game last weekend. range and a strong arm while I showed him a couple of F78-15 G78-15 powerful cuts and, unim- That night the staff was E78-14 E78-15 178-15 After warming up my God- being tested at shortstop. He pressed, Flynn struck me out traveling to Delaware and forsaken arm, I and the other wanted to make it. 25 on four pitches. from there to Rhode Island \n $3225 outfielders trotted to deep John Shellenbach, pitcher $4250 search of a player with the *38 center where we were told to' from Red Bank Catholic, Marsella showed why he hustle of Pete Rose, or the Plus $1.77 to $3.21 F.E.T. per tire peg it to third and then home. tossed a sideamn curve that was ranked second nationally depending on size and old tire among small college hitters power of Johnny'Bench. My first throw was slightly didn't break, and Craig Kahl- when he went four-for-four. off target, and I was told to Winter, Monmouth Regional If nothing else, my baseball He collected a home run, two bring my arm, "Over the hurler, threw his arm out on tryout provided me with Special Special doubles, and a single. top." three pitches. something to talk about one Brakes hot summer night years from Alignment & Balance Tune-Up Your Choice now. I could always tell my (disc or drum (vpc) children and grandchildren Any U.S. made car Adjustment about the time I tried out for - Parts extra only if needed. Dili:: Install new front dilc brake Do your tennis Excludes frt. wheel drive cars. • Our professionals check and pads • Repack and inspect front the Cincinnati Reds. 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J. 08720 201 /449-1777 with final elimination set far 4 671-2415 Open Daily 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • Saturday 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. p.m. 16 Tihe Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. JULY 14 1975 Rain, heavy seas spoil anglers' weekend

waters wiU be closed during the spring restocking Rain, blustery winds and a bumpy ocean two-ounce striper, also on a mossbunder Walt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii how we feel. In a similar rally on Staten Island days: Big Flat. Black, Lamington. Manasquan, ruined the weekend for most fishermen. Some blue- Bushey of Belford caught two stripers weighing 11 there were almost 1.100 in attendance." fish were caught both by chumming and trolling, and 10 pounds Frank Statscewich of Fords caught Meg Stickle of Holmdel caught a 75-pound Metedeconk. Musconetcong, Passaic. Paulirukill, but fluke fishing was poor off the beaches Be- a 17-pound striper Thursday and a 13 pounder on cobia in the Virginia Salt Water Fishing Tourna- Pequest. North and South Branches of the Rari- cause of the heavy seas the bottom was roiled, and Saturday, fishing the Sea Bright surf with moss- ment recently. tan. Rockaway. Wallkill. Wanaque. Torn*, and Po- baits were sanded and worthless within minutes bunkers. The State Fish and Game CouncU has voted hatcong. after being put down. Tom Nichols of South Amboy weighed a 10- HENRY down a proposal by A. Bruce Pyle. chief of the Bu- According to report, the proposal to make the It was the worst weekend of the summer at pound striped bass at Giglio's bait and tackle shop reau of Fisheries, to make the state-owned stretch Big Flat Brook a wild trout sanctuary, with bar- Long Branch Pier where fluke fishing had been in Sea Bright Saturday. It was the largest of six of the Big Flat Brook a "natural trout fishing bless hook fly fishing only and a one fish 12-inch exceptionally good. Matty Sowul reported a flurry stripers. Peter Zapf of Freehold weighed in stri- SCHAEFER area" for the 1978 season. minimum daily limit originated with members of of activity with one-pound bluefish on Saturday. pers of 21M; and 18 pounds. He reported he caught Because there is some natural reproduction of Trout Unlimited. Some fluke were caught also but Sunday fishing them on rigged eels. trout in Little Flat Brook and Big Flat Brook. Pyle It ranks with other strange plans of the (tale was a washout. proposed that the stocking of hatchery fish be dis- experts, like creating a sea-run brown and rain- Henry Christian of Atlantic Highlands reports iiiiiimi iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUI Dorflein and Alex Ashuck of Atlantic High- catching weakfish in Sandy Hook and Raritan continued. It was further proposed that fly fishing bow trout fishery in the Manasquan River, and the lands brought in nine weakfish, six Duke and SObays is no big problem now but has been con- "I've talked to many people in this state about with barbless hooks only be allowed with a daily establishment of a northern pike fishery in Spruce porgies at Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands. Sat- centrating on fluke. He says one patch of bottom the 200-mUe fisheries bill and how they could be- catch limit of one 12-ineti or larger fish a day. Run Reservoir which up until the time pike were urday. James McGonigle of Keyport, fishing with he found by accident has been yielding consistent come involved in seeing it become a reality. The four-mile stretch runs from the Route 206 stocked there was being "managed" for trout and Raymond McGonigle and Marty Rankin of Union catches of large flatties. bridge downstream to the end of the Roy Tract. largemouth bass. "Foreign fleets are devastating the Atlantic Beach caught a six-and-a-half pound weakfish out Don Brown of Ocean Township, field represen- The Council, working last week on the 1076 As for the latest proposal, I feel that it would fisheries, and our State Department tells us to let of Henjo Dock, Highlands, Saturday The fish took tative for the American League of Anglers, re- Fishing Code, approved an "ice in to ice out" tip- not be beyond the realm of possibility that (he Big the International Law of the Sea Conference re- a killifish. ports there will be a rally in support of the Studds- up winter fishing season, meaning fishing would be Flat Brook could produce as many as 100 12-inch solve the matter. This year's conference produced Gary Melchisky of Woodbridge. fishing a live Magnuson 200-mile-limit bill at Convention Hall, legal whenever there is sufficient ice on the lakes. or better trout a year. nothing concrete regarding this problem and 1974s mossbunker in the Sea Bright surf Friday mom- Asbury Park, at 8 p.m., Aug 21 The Council approved an April 10 start of the The heavily overgrown Little Flat Brook has did no better. Twice they've met, and twice we've ing, caught a 49-pound 12-ounce striped bass. He Brown says he hopes TV sports announcer trout season with a six-fish daily limit to apply long contained a population of wild trout, some- been let down. weighed the fish at Julian's Sport Shop. Atlantic Curt Gowdy, chairman of the board of the anglers through May. From June 1 only four trout a day thing to remember provided you want to drift Highlands. league, will be a speaker. "I think it is time all sport fishermen and con- will be the limit. worms under the brush and are adept at jungle BUI Fiordland of Lincroft caught a 14-pound Says Brown: cerned citizens show our leaders on Capitol Hill Under the proposed new code the following fighting. Priss Gale Old Samigo keeps plugging

OCEANPORT - A refresh- oughbred world the grandiose low and orange Sundance again for Sundance. Woodpussy ing owner-horse tale that be- grass grazer Fort Marcy, a Stable colors. In his next out- Nicknamed "Sim the gan last December at Garden Horse of the Year, the mar- ing the front-runner showed Sham" by his owner. Samigo State carries on today at velous raeemares Politely vast improvement under new has won a total of four races Monmouth Park between and Amerigo Lady, who trainer Bill Prickett by for Sundance Stable and has Dlanne Carpenter, founder of earned nearly a million dol- sweeping to a three-length been consistently in the mon- title winner Sundance Stable, and a small- lars between them, plus many victory also at the Garden. ey. His lifetime earnings ish nine-year-old liver chest- other quality performers. The saga of Sundance and stand a mere $2,000 from the By CHARLES H. SCOTT The fleeting interludes be- HUt gelding named Samigo. Samigo is one of only two Samigo, Part One, lasted until $100,000 level. tween rainstorms yesterday Their rapport is heart-warm- offspring by the great sire Jan. 24, when the game geld- "He loves to train, was RED BANK - Blonde and prevented MBC from car- ing, the devotion of human to still active. His dam Sam- ing won the second of his born to run and always gives ; petite Priss Gale, who has rying out is normal racing thoroughbred unique. phire also has class, being by races for the stable but went 100 per cent," Dianne com- • been racing sailboats for al- program, though Lightning The date of Dec 4, 1974, the multiple stakes winner home to a new barn because ments about Samigo. "He's a most 14 of her 20 years, yes- and M Scow contests (one most likely seemed just like Eight Thirty out of the Bull he was claimed from the race tough horse who likes to gal- • terday became U.S. National race each) were completed any other day for Samigo, as Lea producer Bay Leaves. by a different owner, Robert lop alone. If you're not care- Woodpussy Champion. She is despite light air, with occa- he was readied to make one Although he won in allow- Schulman. Dianne admits she ful, he'll up and run off with the first woman to win the sional storm gusts. of the more than 140 starts of ance company as a 3-year-old. was surprised and saddened you." title in the 28 years of its exis- Bob Hutchinson took the his lengthy career for his 10th Samigo later failed to live up but left the track that after- As for the nine-year-old's tence. Lightning laurels, with Reid owner, Roland Aristone Sr. to the promise of his royal noon set on repossessing her post-racing days, it is likely The Monmouth Boat Club, Dickerson and Dave Von Little did Samigo know that bloodlines and was dropped cherished charger as soon as he will live out his life as a of which Miss Gale and her Holle following him over in he's been under the watchful down into cheaper races, possible. pensioner since, in his own- parents, Helen and Dick Gale that order. Greg Wyckoff won reconnaissance of a refined changing owners many times The opportunity presented er's words, "He's Just too I. are members, was host to the the one-race Suds Bucket Re- young horsewoman with the via the claiming route. Ms. itself on March 7. when the mean to be anything else." In national contest, which was gatta in an M Scow. Brub very real intention of having Carpenter claimed him for resolute lady again claimed the meantime, Samigo will held Saturday and yesterday. Hance was second and Brian the "famous" son of Amerigo $7,000, and Samigo immediat- Samigo for her stable. He continue to go to the starting In capturing the title, the at- Edlngton third. for her own. ely began returning divi- must have been happy with gate as long as he Is able, tractive college junior out- Lightning districts will be Before the fourth race on dends, picking up a check for the transaction, because he carrying on the Amerigo tra- pointed 1974 Woodpussy hosted Saturday by MBC. that eventful day, the beau- finishing fourth at Garden won the very next time out, dition and thoroughly grat- Champion Don Colyer of Fair Billy Riker sailed his Laser teous 29-year-old owner made State first time out in the yel- then a week later tallied ifying his admiring owner. Haven, who has won the to twin victories yesterday at SAMIGO OF SUNDANCE - Dlanne Carpenter, her bid by dropping the name crown several times. the Rumson Yacht Club. Bass owner of Sundance Stable, shown outside her Mon- of Sundance Stable into the llllllllliillliiilliiiiliiiiiilliiiiilliiiilliliniiliiiiiiiililllililliiiiliiiiilliiiillliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiilililllillillliiilllillllllllllllllll Miss Gale's low-point score Winmill accomplished the mouth Park bam with stable stalwart Samigo, still claiming box. That the horse was 12 (2-3-1-3-3), while Mr. same in his class, which is going strong at the ripe age of nine. finished unplaced that day Colyer's was 13 (5-2-41-1) the Rhodes 19s, and Tommy lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII didn't matter in the least. She Charlie Raynor of Red Winmill also had a double win Monmouth Park today had accomplished her objec- Bank, was third with 17 (3-5-3- in the Blue Jay races. Mark tive of securing the "owner's 4-2). He also is a member of Winmill shared a pair of Finn Freehold Entries card" for an old gelding few MBC. Fourth place went to races with Henry Mercer, and have thought more of. Entries Don Martin of Rumson, a BUI Huber won the single Selections Tomorrow This was no ordinary claim, 111 — II.SM; 1 VO; MON.; ]v> FU« Alt Thumbs 11121 Thomat 1-1 member of the Shrewsbury Turnabout contest. L B King (Gollooher) II HI-Fact ISM however, since the Georgia- Repotrlotlon |ll|) Blum 6 1 Native Art 1116) Orlll 0-1 By Reggie Ster Sailing and Yacht Club, who Jim Carpenter and Bill First Ship IFIIIon) Berry Nice lOrilta) 10 I Best Bee (III) Wilson ISI SeoArlo(HI) Edwards IM Andys Don (No Driver) Drool Dim (McGovern) ISI born belle didn't obtain the Tetl It Around (111) Per ret 7-2 Seventh Avenue (I2OI Lopei 7 7 had a score of 19 (11-5-6O) Reaves each won a Day Sail- loleens Diamond (Kelly! 4-1 Livid Purple 111!) Delohoussoye 10-1 Tudor Haunt (lit) Perrel 0-1 1-L.urite, Repatriate, Am Grannys Dee Joy (No Driver) . • 2 II* - Pact UM hearty competitor for his Coptoln Purple (III) Broussord IM Coy Georgeno (1161 Lopei 4-1 Glenn Richards, a veteran er race Saturday during the Resume Fire (Lutj) H axe Nimble Diamond (McGtt) .. t-1 "big" money-winning poten- Cousin Mike (111) Thornburg • i MBC Woodpussy campaigner, Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Robin Rainbow (Ingrosilo) .. ..»-l Pine Jet (Richardson) 11 Ace sHorlequIn (1131 Edwords 11 4th - IMM; 4 YO t UP, Alw , I FUR 2-SUte Bail, Ooslig Rally, SeoBaoy ISpertndll ...II Alton Cougar (Slofford) t-2 tial or future stud value. She Amo«e (III) Tlchenor 20-1 TURF was fifth with 21 (4-4-2-7-4) Club's program. Laura Par- Andrew Scott N (Green) 17 I Prool Myer (Tele) 51 Chotl 1111) Brumfleld 10-1 Cloncorr (114) .rumfltKJ 1-1 Restrain Frlti Sllrook (Feoorlck) ISI Buckeye John (Paauell 5-1 was specifically interested in Laiorlto (III) Balloior 4-1 Tofeloerg 11141 nr 21 mele and Robbie Swikart Modern Melody (Gant) 6 i J-Bay Bonnie, No No Vlvle, Miss Gale, a graduate of Royal ROM IHuebsrtt) ...IH him for his classic bloodlines. Lost Spy 1111) Grimm 4-1 Red Bank Regional High shared a pair of Turnabout J M Chel (Dancer) 4-1 Ind - tl.SM; I YO; MON.; I'l PUR. Apollo Nine (114) Delohoussoye 12 1 Ckrtsta tad UM — Pact IW Just Friendly (Dancer) II Samigo is by the great Ame- Restrain 111(1 nr 6-1 Dashboard (!!?] Edwords 72 School, is studying diplomatic races, and Tom Hollyer and C W Time IFrledmon) ...J-l Lee Fall (Sclgllono) IM Chew Tobacco (III) nr .4-1 Pure Flight 1117) nr 10-1 4—Jfmjrjo Princess, Scobey- Fly Fly Creed (Unger) ...71 Sweel Trick (Bergeron! IS I rigo, an English import who Jock Spry Mill Mlcell ..III CeaserCoy 11141 Abbott 15 I Jon Harris each took a Laser ....4-1 vlUe Miss, Lady Griaaalr history at Northern Arizona Peter Be Good lAdomo) came to this country in 1959 Gallant Match (III) Perret 11 U. She is to be married July tut. Koshl Tiger (Ferrlero) ....SI ft* — Poet MM Jet Blade (111) Tlchenor ..ISI 7ltl - 14,544; I YO * UP; Alw.; 4 FUR. 5-Lamp, Native Art, Scveatk DlNle Oregon (Quartler) ...Jj-1 Lord Avon N (Luchentol II and proved a stakes com- Closing Rally (III) nr ...2-1 EttarelllllMocBeth II 26 to Patrick Thiel, who is the John Stives and Leighton Lightning Chip IFotter) ....t-1' Venus Dream (Poulln) , 7-2 State Bank (III) Baltator.... .52 Klllloy (111) Blum |.| AVHU Gold Eniyme (Kelly) ...II Lucky Nose (Blum) ll petitor to reckon with and lat- Carrying the Mole (111) nr.. .151 Freedom Troll (115) lonnelll 15 Adi os Spike IBeachy) SI t-Tafelberg, Dashboard, Claa- university's psychologist. The Waters piloted their Sand- V O Collins (Gallon) ...10-1 er a sire of immense repute. Irish Forever (III) Broussord II Spin Oft (11!) Brumlleld 2-1 wedding is to be held at Tri- erlings to victory in separate Irish Gypsy (Bresnohan) .101 Larnle Honovtr ILoChanct) 6 1 Sharp Dig I12O) Anderson 4-1 corr Feather Bed (Fenlck) .151 Agatha (Ingrassla) .'...I-) In two seasons on American Jrd - 11,101; I YO * UP F. 6, M.; Round Numbers Illll nr 4-1 nity Episcopal Church, Red races yesterday, whUe Mike Sailing Jim ITulIno) 10 I Clmt ; IMII'U Mopo Haolt 1100) Soumell 10-1 7-Frred.m Trail, Salt Ofl, Jrd - Tr.l IIW Mounlonln Meadow (Bergeron) 15-1 tracks, the volatile son of Angry Current (116) Tlchenor 10-1 Bank, and the couple will Heenehan took both 420 con- Keystone Gallet (Rosenblatt) Round Number, .31 Nearco won the Hialeah Turf Boy Bonnie (111) Saumell 1-1 (I* - tll^N; J YO 1 UP F 4. M.; Alw.; make their home in Glendale, tests in which he was entered. Special Gal (Sorrento) ...M Itth-Tr.IMM No NoVlvle 1115) Solomone 12-1 IMlllllTUlF 8-Plnk Tights, Spoiled Feath- Rannach Boy (Flllon) .41 Pot Honey (Flllon) 5-J Cup, San Juan Capistrano ChrlstaJndl 114] Mac Beth 21 Slaty Soils (130) Brumtleld 41 Ariz. Debbie Parmele and Ed Scotch Von IScorpo) ...9-J KG Speed (Poquetl 11 Flickering Shadows HOT) Edwards. .IS-1 Spotted Feather (114) Perrel M er, D. O. Lady Retsae Revonoh (Greene) ...SI Lucy Sawmill (Bocclo) 9-7 and numerous other stakes on Krofty Kothy (117) Edwards 5-2 0.0. Lody (1JOI nr 4 1 Dick Gale, an engineer for Rowe each won a Blue Jay Cltver Victory (Mor one) SI J-Bold Chasm, Star Belle, See- Bloilng Flrl (Parodist ,61 both coasts, earning well over Selorl'i Cutle Pie (1211 Grimm 4 1 Cheers Morion (115) Edwards 4-1 N.J. Bell, crewed for his race. Tradllee (Ingrosslo) .11 Drexel Pride (Abbotlello) 4-1 Exclusive Lody (114) lonnelll It Old Daughter Comden Gondolier (Jaeger) ..IM Henry T Victory (Abbotlello) 1-1 $300,000. There is no telling 4th - 14,100; iroi UP-F 4, M.J Ardent Amcllo (114) Blum 4-1 daughter. Twenty-seven boats were H Y Bernadttle IFerrlero) .151 Tough Shot INo Driver) II Clmo.JFUH Pink Tlgnls (111) Borrero SJ BEST BET: Tafelberg (Mh) Merlod (Sperendl) II how good Amerigo could have Lively Belle HOT! Soumell 0-1 Boy of fundy (114) Tlchenor 10-1 "All of our children," he re- entered.in Saturday's Sunfish 410-Pace 17H Empire Denny IVanderpoell) 1) I been had he had a more re- MissToblr nil) Edwards I i ports, "have learned to sail at Regatta sponsored by the HerborsBnf IFillon) ...SJ Empire Harold llnokol) 15 1 ScabeyvllleMIss (lit) Mlcell 2-1 »th -14,111, 1 VO 1 UP F 4 M.| J M Marshall (Dancer) ...J-l served disposition, as he fre- LadyGrlonoIr (114) Soumell 3 1 MDM.. 1M171YDS the ptub. Priss has been a 'River Rats of Fair Haven. Kathy Blue Chip (Stafford) „..».} nth-Poet MM Sharon Ann (111) nr 10-1 Just Judgement (1151 Wilson IM Scratches Racy Jo Ann (Boldochino) ... . .7-2 Currltuck May IButler) J 1 quently explosive pre-post Glamourous Miss 11161 Lope; 6 1 Queen of the Ice (1151 Tlchenor IS I Winner was Jim Nolan of OonnoT (Pullen) 7-2 little more successful than the Taurus Romeo (Abbotlello)...... 41 time antics surely cost him Villa Ridge (111) Solomone 10 l Slor Belle (IIO) Saumell 5 2 others." Lake Mohawk, with 5V; Sandy Rlvoltlme (Greene) ...SI TheOo Lobell (No Driver) 4 1 Jtmor|o Princess (1171 Brumlltld 4 1 Second Doughter (115) Delohoussoye .1-1 S—Gay Georgeia Right There (Smith Jr) ...41 Take The Gale (No Driver) v-2 many a triumph. Carol I Bold Girl 1115) nr Ill t-T* The MlMte The other Gale offspring points. Bob Boyd of Mountain Good Ridge (Stafford) ..II Eslorll (Hock) 51 stft-tl.lll; J YO * UP F. i M.i TotheMinute (115) Thornburg 4 1 Boot Liquor (Myerl 101 Miracle Express (Bergeron) 6-1 His career at stud was Clmf ;»FUR Modrugoda 1)151 Mlcell IM Lakes, was second with 7% M> Amy D (Cruise Jrl Citation I Kelly) 1-1 are Peter, 28; Patty, 26; ..ISI tragically brief but sensation- Lamp (111) Edwords Ill Bold Chasm I115] Rosode jo-i Pam. 23, and Paul, who is 17. points, while another Lake The Block Ranger (Kelly) 10-1 Folk Rock (Hi) Lopei 4-1 Sweetest Swinger (1221 Borrero 10-1 Rainy, track sloppy Jit! - Puce DM Friday Volo IWoshlngton) IS I al. Before dying at age 10 in Ladyaf Wlnloclllel Grimm 7-2 Boby Spoon (1151 nr 6 1 The family home is at 16 Mohawk resident, John Marx, Scottish Design A (Lochance) ...Jl Bonnie wills Boy (Flllon) .7-? 1965 after siring but five McLaren St., here. was third with 10 points. Lucrative (McCandless) ...41 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiHiiiHiHiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiH Superficial (Morano) ...S-l Selections crops that earned over 15 mil- Key Maker (Bovosi Jr) ...51 lion, Amerigo left the thor- Escalate (Myer) . .61 t — First Ship, loleens Dlomond. Andys FROM ROD LAVER Count Butler (No Driver) Don Horses II 2 - Fly Fly Creed, G w Time. Peter Be Scholar Hanover (Lamb) JERSEY SHORE SUMMED ILLUSTRATED BY IIU JOrVSON-*^ ..10-1 Good Leadsteoler (DeMorco) .15 I OASKET1»LLLE«GUE 3 - Special Gol, Scotch Von, Ronnoch STANDINGS to watch im - Cue \m Boy Mlllersole IMcGovern) 4 — Taurus Romeo, Right There. J M M LJtfSovinoS- » By REGGIE STER Aantawln Pick (DeMorco) ...7-: Marshall J. VICTOR - Raced greenly DavevQue (Morris) 4 I 5 - Scottish Design A. Lucrative. Super mpbell Supply^. Jerry Lynch! Knockdown (Plntt) ...» J llclol In debut, yet showed promise. 6 — Wontawln Pick, Mlllersole, Oovey Larson Ford.. Miss Boron Abbe (Poquetl ft I Slilh Ave. Barbers Cordovan Key (Parodist I I Que GUDOSHNIK - This one's 7 - Roiello, Shodydole Codenio. Kermlt OulncyFI»h Shona Flex (Abbotlello). .10-1 Belmor Ploylond been showing flashes. , ion UMLL Stanley Pick iPelgeloeck) .11-1 C SCORING LEADERS: Elnoroo Wet) B Donna (Poscluto) 15 I I — Resume Fire. Afton Cougar, Proof Sttr — Jl.5; Earl Foreman —JOT; Bob see THAT T/ffY Myer Roma — 27.1; John Rkhorason — 246. JOUR d'ARGENT - Throw Keep rwe/x. s 7fll - Pece IM « - Lord Avon N, Lucky Nose, Larme Joke Jones - 26.4, out race other day. town's SJiadydole Codtnio (Abbatlello) ...J-l Hanover REBOUND LEADERS: Randy Mels STRAIGHT45 )'/<" THICK - ALUMINUM COMBINATION rorrlor Royal (Oonglollllo) 11 10 - LUCY Sawmill, K G Speed. Pol Hon. ter — 31; EdMosI— 14.1; Tree Gronl - TIN V ROBIN - Making Roiella (Bretnohon) 4 1. ev 14.1. Tf/fY KermltC (Beacny) ...51 II — Thedo Lobell, Ponno T. Currltuck ASSIST LEADERS Ran Kornegay - strong rally, when carried 7.1; Mike Deon - 1.1; Eorl Foreman - Siegfried (Oessureoult) .4 1 May COLONIAL Beit Bel - Scottish Design A (Sth) 7.). very wide tiwaJu for home. Frisco Trove! (Morono) ...l-l STEAL LEADERS: Mill Wlllloms - 4. THIS IS DOWN 37 Dissenters' WILL YOU GET MY GLASS OF WATER.. EASIER 24 Horsefeed strument 25 Grape 44 Symbol of 1 Mr. Diamond exercises COLD CREAM ? OH,YES/My COMB refuse justice 2 Hyalite 41 Kind of AND MIRROR. > 26 Artillery 45 On the- 3 Opera VIP test ammo 46 Gulp 4 Children's 43 Kind of enterprise trip Solution to Yesterday's Puule: product 44 Marshes R f 5 West Point 46 Easter and i I g A 1 1 M i 1 l*l " 1 ers Christmas 0 IE II N -< 0 « i | o 47 Kind of 1 D 1 Aa 0 t I 1 i 1 6 Telescope | -'• •* i cross lines doodle ri A T 7 God of war 48 Prayer •an ft •# wheel user IIS |C IR/. 1' i • C|O I 1) s |A[L 1 8 Inebriated ' YEAH.THATS RIGHT... WE'RE HERE TOBRIGrlTE N 1 IIOIRIA i oh ID t 1 p [R la 1 one 49 Kind of eye WOW. foOWJIO WV I|N|E|V I 1 OlOlf. D 1 M O|O|N| 9 Traps 50 Rod rider III 10 IE 1 H 0 Nil I p A ulslcl 10 Price of 4D. 51 Leave off S E|RB S J_ 11 Jejune 52 Scotia's Children's Letter 12 Kind of beginning r I ITIO N M house 53 Kind of bag Mary Worth IIOklE I N|A|N £ f D|E |N| 1 13 Dagger 56 Kind of III It INT A Rlnlo w 1.'. L ID IA 1 21 Cabbage trick ICVERHEARPKXJ K3U TOLD HIM TO RESERVE > YES, WEU.-A--A l|o |A |TA N f|A[R S E IE ID 1 TALKING TO THE KXJR USUAL TABLE-BUT / FRIEND OF MINE IS OKAY, PIPF*.' CHANGE TO SET IT FOR THRtt.' / JOINING US/ IN FACT, 7/1V75 MTD SOMETHING NICE FOR AtV FRANKLY, WE'RE GOING IN PINNER! IVE MADE RESRVATIONS I'M RATHER AT THE HOTEL.' PUZZLED/

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Your horoscope, birthday BUT YOUR MENU SAYS YOU WELL, WHY OO YOU THINK MONDAY. July 14 - Born yourself against being taken in LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct 22) - yes to whatever activities >TMIS IS THE WORST SERVE MEAT LOAF LIKE [ LEFT HOME? today, you are a highly energetic by any passing tale of woe by Duties toward others may take another proposes. Come up with ( MEAT LOAF I EVER MOTHER USED individual with tremendous pretending either that you don't up most of your time today. Don't your own ideas. TASTED/ TO MAKE enthusiasm about work, play, or care or that you haven't under- fret; you can carry on with per- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - whatever else you may become stood. sonal ambitions as soon as the You may not find success worth involved in. You have no objec- day is over. the effort today -- not if you have tion to putting in ling, difficult * * * 8CORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - been working on the premise hours of work if it will gain for Tuesday, July IS Give freely of your time and that it is worth any price. Take a you the success you not only CANCER (June 21-July 22) - effort today. Others stand a good new look. desire but actually need to be An outgoing attitude on your chance of succeeding - which ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) - part predisposes others to put satisfied with yourself and, thus, ultimately will be to your advan- One who has only his own in- forth an effort to help you happy with the state of the world tage - if you do. terests at heart may try to per- in general. You are not one who achieve your aims. Make your suade you into action which, in can work for its own sake; you point late in the day. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-the long run, will do you harm. need to have an aim, an end to Dec. 21) -Calm and patience is Take the long view. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - your labors; without a goal, you the best way to handle the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Speak up if you feel yourself are very much disinclined to put difficult hours of the morning. —Unexpected demands upon being taken advantage of. If you forth your best efforts. Keep haste and excitement at your time this morning may allow ill to befall you when you You make a great effort to fool arm's length. make it impossible for you to could prevent it, you can blame people into thinking you are CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. stick to your schedule for the only yourself for the conse- tough, hard, impervious to life's 19) -Though it may be difficult day. Don't worry! quences. "slings and arrows." In truth, to do, force yourself to be practi- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - however, you are not only easily cal. Imagination is fine •- but VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - Rearrange your schedule to hurt on your own account, you Take care not be taken in by a only if you can harness it to good meet the new needs of the day. If are an absolute "softie" when it fast talker. Now is the time to purpose. you insist upon "business as comes to others. You find it ex- guard your assets carefully; AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) tremely difficult to withstand a otherwise you may be done out —Ignore those inner impulses usual," you may find there's no sob-story. You must protect of them! which would have you saying business at all. SheinwolcPs bridge advice

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The solution to your prob- The principle is to throw an opponent into the lead at a South dealer lem is to cash the ace of Neither side vulnerable Even if you take pride in time when any return will be hearts and then lead the NORTH favorable. In this case you being self-reliant you must queen of diamonds. 4 10 3 2 must cash the ace of hearts sometimes allow others to do Favorable return V 06 things for you. This week Somebody has to take the before giving up the diamond 0 K865 we'll concentrate on plays ace of diamonds. If a club trick; for otherwise East 4 Q642 that'force an opponent to help comes back, you lose only would get out safely by re- WEST EAST you. two club tricks. If a diamond turning a heart. * None 4 J 96 r You take the king of hearts comes back, you win in dum- DAILY QUESTION <"> J I0Si 8 4 0 7 5 3 2 and lead the ace of trumps. my, discarding a club from Partner opens with one 0 J97 12 0 A 104 West discards a small dia- your hand. If a heart comes heart, and the next player • K87 X A 109 mond, and the first cloud ap- back, you ruff in dummy, dis- passes. You hold: S-None Il-J SOUTH 4 AKQ87 5 4 pears in the sky. carding a club. 10 9 8 4 D-J 9 7 3 2 C-K 8 7 •"•) AK You can set up dummy's If East happens to hold the What do you say? 0 0 king of diamonds, but you Answer: Bid,four hearts. ace of diamonds, he can re- • J5J can't get to dummy to discard This shows strong trump sup- turn a trump, but you win in South West North Evst on it. If you try to lead every- port, good distribution (void Pogo dummy with the ten of 1 • Pass 1 NT Pas» thing out of your own hand spades, after which you will or singleton on the side), and All Pass not more than nine points in •» • you will lose a diamond and discard a club on the king of Opening lead — ^ J ' three clubs. diamonds. high cards.

The Phantom Beetle Bailey THE HQ OF "T." THE GENERAL REFU&EP TO FMY IT'S /VV3RK, REPORTIN& A CENT. THREATENEP TO SHOOT DONT SIT IN WMV? NO, BUT TWAT'6 MORK HERE. ON HI6 MISSION AT IT'S NOT SOME OF Mis LET ME TALK FRONT OF SAFE'S IVORY TO SKUL LOCKE*, BEETLE LINIMENT H

IOONE FOLLOWGC ME. WHAT NOW ? 2. Autos For Soli 1. Autot For Sola 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autoi For Sale 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. JULY 14. 1975 1. Autos For Sal* DODGE CHARGER Iff) - Red, white vi- GREMLIN X 197] - Air conditioned, pow CHEVELLE MALIBU - lf*». )S0 three- CIRCLE CHEVROLET CADILLAC If71 - Fleetwood Brougham Stirewsbury Ave. ^ Shrewsbur nyl lop, power slewing or* brokei. rodlo. er steering, power brakes. AM/FM rodlo, Eicellent condition (1100. weed, vinyl top I67S heate?! new tires, MM miles. l»50 F, 11,000 miles IMSO 717-4711 a. Ante* For Sal* 2. Autot For Sole 2. Autos For Sale Coll 171 1405 Call J»l 1S9I nonclng con be orronged H2-71/J ALL AMERICAN INC. BAILLY (ROS . INC CADILLAC 1*74 FLEETWOOD BROUG "CLASSIC" PORSCHE IM1 - 1400 Supe black t Hw> IS t tedte Rd SUICK WILDCAT 1M7 - Euellenl me CHEVROLET CORVAIR I*U Coupe 47,733 miles Wti DODGE COLT I97J - Red with 61 HAM - All power, olr, lUreo, law mile nyl loo, e«cellenl condlllon WOO cStn" HHfN Oianlcol cgn«tlon. pootf orotei. iteer »St Levlne Motor Corp , 7414570 big. air conditioning »l IIM. age, leather, original owner Coll S41-0M3 74I-77U or 74? MU Mr Rose. 1677 oner 6 p.m. AUTO HOMY CENTER J9I-3H9 CORVAIR 1944 — Well-cared for Auto • UICK ELECTRA - 197) 21.000 miles BUICK 1971 RIVIERA — Cuilom Inttrlor. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 - Power DODGE-DATSUN CAtSIOUGMT SOLD REPAIRED Air wXHIomoi. leaded, ntroe, Four-door CAMARO - 1*74 LT. ISO tour-sorrel, tour matlc, convertible. Ready to go 1500 Ex bucket leati oltti coniole, lilt tteerlng. air speed. AM/FM poll reor. Rally mogs, met- fleering, power brakes, air conditioning. tra ports available J64-U46_ LASRIOLA MOTORS INC. jraftaiTifflffiaftrjSirsp »». 1779 Coll 741-4112 after 6 refused 741 51 to. Mr. Fredericks. door, 59,000 original miles. Power seat, p.m. windows, steering and brakes, oudtonlc CHRYSLER NEWPORT - I9M DATSUN SHORE MOTORS Good running condition WASHINGTON'S AUTO SALES FORD SUPER VAN - 1970 Good condl eye. turquoise wltfi turquoise Interior. Ex- Coll 2&4413I 370 Brood SI 144-1113 Keypor lion. 11,000. Call otter 5pm cellent In and out, no rust, never been hit. Wall LINCOLN-MERCURY Ml-MM 1995 firm 264 I9M DATSUN - 1971. four-door sedan, auto CHRYSLER XO 1961 - Very good condl FORD VAN - IM4, good condition, some VOLVO — TRIUMPH Used Car Location lion, power and air 1495. matlc, excellent condition. 11,450. MERCEDES l»6» 210 - Mint condition Call 2H-0IO1 Coll 747 1441 custom Interior IW5 II p.m.4 p.m., 544- Automatic, air, power brakes, power Comer Newman Springs Rd. A Broad St. 1W7. . DATSUN 140-2 1*71 — Very good condl tflno,i, AM/FM' , new Mlchelln rodlols, CHRYSLER 300 IWo - All power, air con FORD 19*3 - Convertible, good condition «. 2J9-'79607 . Hwy. 35 Manasauan 528-7500 Red Bank 747-5350 dltlonlng, excellent running condition. tlon. Low mileage. 15-30 mpg Call after p.m. and weekends. Hl-wf 1150 MGB 1969 - Canary yellow 11499 firm 2. Autos For Sale 3. Autos For Sale FORD >9» CONVERTIBLE — Low mile- 591 15*4 age, automatic, power steering. II1S0 or MONMOUTH best otter. MI III) CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FORO 1973 TORINO GRAND SPORT — Hwyl6 Ecrlontown S4i 5M0 Automatic, air, power iteerlng/brakes, MUSTANG II 1974 - 14,000 miles. Four- rodlols, AM/FM 22,000 miles. 544-1401 ot cylinder, lour speed, radial tires, eicellent ter4. condlllon Only 1JS9J. 946-4364. 1973 PONTIAC *2597 GRANO PRIX - 1944 Good condition, lour good llret. I12S ilrm. MUSTANG 1945 Coll Ml 1417 CONVERTIBLE Ventura, 2-door, standard transmission. •421131 otter 6 p-m. GREEN SUPER BEETLE 29,232 miles. Stock #214. MUSTANG 1966 - Two-door 1971 Best otter 93-4416 Call 747-3559 2. Autos For Sale OLDSMOBILE 1967 CUTLASS - All pow UNCOLN-MERCURY er, needs two tires., excellent trans Wall portotlon. HOP. 741-4459. Used Car Location OPEL GT 1970 - Four-speed, rodlo. heat- er. New Mlchelln tires. Immaculate. tl750 Corner Newman Springs Rd. A Broad SI. AUTO Coll 747-5403 otter 6 p.m. Red Bank 747-5350 PLYMOUTH FURY III 1969 - 311 motor, convertible. 59,1100 miles. 1795 CREDIT 3643147 PLYMOUTH 1973 - Automatic, very low Applications accepted by phone. mileage, two-door. 7171044 No credit applications refused All USED CARS PONTIAC CATALINA 1974 - Two-door makes and models to choose with vinyl roof. 13.000 miles. Fully $ equipped Showroom condition. U«00. 264 1971 MERCURY 1797 Irom 100% financing For quick credit approval ask. PONTIAC VENTURA — 1974. One owner 74 VEGA GT HATCHBACK - Auto., radio, rear seat 73 BEL AM —4-dr. sedan, AM/FM radio, auto., P/S, Mechanically perfect, Immaculate. Monterey, 4-door, power and air. tor the credit mfenaget speaker pkg., GT pkg P/B, air cond, T/glass. Navy/white, sleel belted radlals, mags, 44,500 miles. Stock #238. power steering, automatic, AM/FM. Mutt sell. 229-5739. '74 NOVA — 2-dr Coupe, auto, P/S, AM radio, side CALL: 72 AMBASSADOR — Radio /heater, wws, auto moldinos, vinyl int., WWs, Exterior decor Grp. Low Mile- More Classified trans., P/S, air conditioned. agel Wall UNCOLN-MERCURY 566-6102 on Next Page 72 MERCURY COLONY PARK — Wagon to pass. 2. Autos For Sale 74 DODGE TRADESMAN VAN - P/S, P/B, auto AM/FM stereo radio, auto., P/B, P/A, P/wind., air Used Car Location matic, deluxe driver & pass seat. cond., t/glass, WWs. ' Corner Newman Spring* Rd. & Broad St. 72 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - ve, auto, p/s, Red Bank 747-5350 73 CAPRICE — 4-dr Sedan, air cond., I/glass, vinyl $ root, auto., P/S, P/B, AM radio. WWs, Low Mileage! P/B, WWs, P/windows, AM/FM radio, air cond., t/glass. 1974MONTEGO 3497 SHARP! 73 CAPRICE — 4-dr. Sport Sedan, V8, air cond., 4-door, power and air. 29,770 72 IMPALA — 4-dr. Sport Sedan, air cond., t/glass, t/wheel. t/glass, remote mirror, auto., P/S, P/B vinyl miles. Stock #237. root, AM/FM stereo tape, p/windows, WWs. Ride in vinyl rool, auto., P/windows, P/S, P/B, AM radio, WWs. Comlortl 100% 70 NOVA — 4-dr. sedan, 6-cyl., radio/heater, WWs, 73 NOVA HATCHBACK - ve, AM radio, 3 speed UNCOLN-fAERCURY auto trans, P/S. Wall transmission GUARANTEED Used Car Location 73 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - Auto, P/S, P/B, 70 IMPALA — 4-dr. Sport Sedan, radio, auto., air Corner Newman Springs Rd. A Broad St. P/windows, AM radio, WWs, rear seat, speaker. Low cond., V8, P/S, T/glass. Low mileage Red Bank 747-5350 Mileage! USED CARS Lippin guarantees 100% to repair or re- 73 DUSTER — Automatic, radio, Whltewalls. P/S, 6- '69 FIAT CONVERTIBLE — 4-spd, radio, oxtra top. place the engine, transmission, rear axle cylinder. assemblies, brake system and electrical system lor 30 days or 1000 miles, which- ever comes first Ml Shrewsbury Ave. 73VWCAMPK 73VWBUS You'll Be Surprised IRCLE CHEVROLET Shrewsbury Pop top, SACRiflCE 7 pass , auto trans., radio, side Step SACKIFICf At What Your 741-3130 74 SUN BUG 74SUPRBS1U Trade-in Is Worth With sun roof, bumper guards, Automatic stick shift, tinted vent shades, play tape radio, glass, bumper guards, radio. On One Of radial tires. SACRIFICE SACIIFICE DOREMUS PLUS MANY OTHER USED VOLKSWAGENS IN STOCK

Some '74 and 75 DEMONSTRATORS DAILY ... DON'T LET A AT A SACRIFICE PRICE REMAINDER OF THE NEW WARRANTY PRETTY FACE ON DEMONSTRATORS SPECIALS 74 DASHER 74 DASHER FOOL YOU!! 4-dr. sedan, AM-FM radio, 4-dr. sedan, AM FM radio, Our Entire automatic. SACMHCf bumper guards, tinted glass, air cond., auto. SACUfflU 225 Car Inventory Is COMPARE THE FEATURES On Sale Now And We Are Offering Highest Trade-Ins WALL "THE OTHER" MOTOR CAR CO. DOREMUS FORD LINCOLN CENTER ROUTE 35, SAYREVILLE 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. con. SYCAMORE GEORGE WALL 727-1300 RED BANK 741-6000 NOW OFFERS 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COUPE

FOR ONLY '7842 MK. US! ftKI $1»5 MONZA fOWNE

Lincoln Continentil Coupe', shown with optional wheel covers With the following equipment at no extra cost: \ • 460 CID Engine • Solid State Ignition COUPE • Auto Temp. Air Conditioner • Power Side Windows • Select-Shift Tcanamlstion • Power Steering • WSW Ste«l-B«lted Radial Tlrea • Cartler Digital Clock MAJOR NEW ENGINE • 6-Way Power Bench SeaU • Tilt Steering Wheel e Power Brake* with Hydroboost e Power Door Locke • AM/FM/MPX Radio a Power Antenna • Vinyl Rool GUARANTEE • Remote Control Deck Lid Release • Opera Windows (4-Door) • Tinted Gists Complete • Cornering Lamps On all e Premium Bodvslde Moldings • Custom Pin Stripe* • Frt. » Rr. Bumper Gdi, ft Rub Strips • Auto. Seat Back Release (2-Dr.) 4 cylinder Monzas and Vegas - FREIGHT, DEALER PREPARATION INCLUDED - 60,000 miles or 5 years MV Fee and Sales Tax Not Included Come see how much fun it is to drive a new Monza at MORE COMING FROM FACTORY TOWNE Chevrolet I MERCURY WALL LINCOLN MERCURY LINCOLN CHEVROLET SHREWSBURY, N.J. Shrewsbury Ave., At Sycamore 747-5400 G.S. PKY. Route 35, Middletown EXIT 114 671-6200 AirtM For Sol* 2. Autos For Sale I POeiTIAC IH4_0J0 - Now dulO.. woter SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. JULY 14, 1975 The Daily Register 19 VtoA _JWJWJ KAMBKAMBACA K Gt. AM/FM .0 dlodlo, bucktt inttintt, rreai r speaker, lour- SI. Help Wanted SI. Help Wonted speed, luggage rock tl»5 471 S3e5 Afltr EXPERIENCED LABORERS - Apply In OMPROFIT ORGANIZATION SEEKS VOLKSWAGEN - !«, Karri person, or call State AtftoM Co.. Inc.. "5 HOUSE PARENTS - To work with teen Worth Fifth Ave . Long Branch I7»3I« girls In resldanllol seWtno, 747 le»l REO BANK VOLVO Coll 170-1421 Red Bonk EXPERIENCED COUNTER HELP — For Betty Brlte Cleaners, 475 Hwy 35. Middle LPM. II *o7, twontjfttv town Call 142 5252 Nuriinghomr Coll fH-fMD. SAAB If74 It-LE — Excellent rutmln drnon. NMdt pointing U1W Coiim-oia EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN - Full VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE 1*7} - time Apply In person, The Hollywood Good condition After 5 p xn Beauty toko, 300 Corr Ave . Keonstmrg SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For tht best shins Previous ep or tarn. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle Codllloc tni EXPERIENCED ROOFER - In shingles cellent salary ond benefits Co., m Newman tarings Rd. Red ion. ond hot tar. Driver's license necessary RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL. Coll 717 5552 747-4911 STRAUS BUICK - OPEL EXPERIENCED COOK - For small In InlonStroet Red Bank, N f. NINE ACRES of New Used Cars VOLKSWAGEN IWSOUAREBACK stltutlon. Food service training 6-2 p.m 741-2700, Ext. 200 Hwy IS Five days ALSO, housekeeper, weekends • 4 pm Coll 264 3541. • Eo^ Opportunity Eppiover . TH« PINtST SELECTION - Of __ NURSE - RN used an In Menmouth County. Ovtr 100 FARM WORKERS WANTED — Part or Illtop Nursing Home. Mlddlrtoam Co* olr-condltlon*d now con In stock full lime Apply ot Casolo Forms. Moln SI JHJI77 lor oppolnlmonl ,f McCLQIN IUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrew. Holmdel purr Ay«.. New Shrewsbury. 741-6200 URSE - RN, 7 to ] or 3 to II. Chora*. -passenger notion FITTER DRESSMAKER llttlNlnj^ TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser- «• ««• miles, li»5 Mony We ore Interviewing for a position In our vice. OOWNES PONTIAC, a Lower Mom JUSM KT?* ' '"i"00" (r°m For quick alteration department ot the Monmouth St., Matawan. M4-721*9, Store Some experience necessary. For an URSERV SCHOOL TEACHER r Wltk 72W1O? MOTORS 01(2011 appointment, call Manager's Office ot 544 ew Jersey certificate, two years e*. TOYOTA CORONA 1*71 - Fouur -spee- d SI. Help Wanted perlence Call 143 47U •lies. FM M VOLKSWAGEN 1941 3. Trucks And Trailers 4. Motorcycles 10. Wonted Automotive HAHNES, FM d condition: URSES — Full time and port time LPNt Asking »1.IO11.100O . Coll after 5. • 1350 CHEVROLET IMS TOW TRUCK - J50 en HONDA 3M I9U - Good condition, besl MONMOUTH SHOPPINGCENTER n Call after 6 p.m. 142-Mil JUNK CARS EATONTOWN ond RN s Also port time beautician Colt TR-eltet olne, twin boom, Asking 12400 or bell of after. 2*4-2922. It no answer, leave met Wun Man through Frl .910 4 VOLVO IJJS 1961 _ LOOKS AND RUNS . SU-212(orSM-aH •age at 7174212. Highest prices paid EXCELLENT EARNINGS - Be an Avon excellent condition 71*2575 Representative now. Sell family needs at FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR — For URSES LPN — All shifts Full and ( CotlSOJtOt GOOD ECONOMICAL U2J CHEVROLET I9U DUMP TRUCK - Vtry KAWASAKI 1971 — I75cc s IM0 miles live Bourn 14x20 buckle (aiders Call At CALL 741-7039 low prices, plus world famous cosmetics, me Good storting solory plus comt VEGA CT - IfUAM/FM tap. dock and good condition, low mileage. Excellent condition S450 firm Call after 7 JUNK CARS fragrances. Coll today, Mrf?e)tjefimond. 201 462 1500 or write Hawthorne-Som benefits Apply In person, Green Grov extras Asking (2,300. B» VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK - Call 741 1441 p.m., 741-9445 HIGHEST CASH PAID 7174250. 462 3377, 774 1220 met Held. 40 Jackson SI , Freehold Convalescent Center. Green Grove Roc Call eU-MIl Rodlo/heoter, automatic, dark rid/black CHEVROLET IMt — * Ion, utility body, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reason FULL TIME DAY WORK - At Del Ros and Route 44. Neptune Interior. Cor No. US-I1A 51,132 miles. 7DoysA Week sos 100% Mean Freehold area. sllO guar heavy duty undercarriage, tour-speed able roles. Grosslnger 1 Heller. 15 Wlkoft 24-Hour Answering Service BARMAID M/W WANTED URSES - PART TIME. For medical VESA - l»71 Combock wagon Radio, flJtS. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Shrtwi- thltt, excellent condition S47-1M2. PI , Red Bank 741 2t00. antee plus commissions to S22O per week bury Ave., Shrewsbury, 74IM00 Call 495 2704 Need car Mult handle heavy cleaning xom company. Earn IS lo S6 per hour, h^OrnrflClUO^rfCk SUZUKI TS25OJ DIRT BIKE — 1971 En 583-4106 BEAUTICIAN - Manager-operator's li- you set your own hours, in the Keyport,, CHEVROLET l»6i PICKUP TRUCK — JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up 64 equipment. Call Mr o, 7M-2U9, Service. 3. Trucfci And Trailer* Utility body, good condlllon. glne recently overhauled. Runs well. 1250. cense Port time Call 291 4600 After 4, 7101tU tor Interview on July 15. I97S, 10-4 tatowan ond Cllftwood areas. Cor nece*; VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1WI. Rebuilt ,„. Call 291-9027 Coll 944 1446 oner 5:30 p.m. Central Ave , Red Bank. 2914603 y. Coll 7434110 anytime. • gine. Excellent condition. CHEVROLET 1»75 - El Camlno. Con- Call 741-1079. qylltra. VI, air, automatic Blul and SUZUKI I00CC 1973 - 1200 original miles BIOCHEMICAL LAB TECHNICIAN Call 747-O3M GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER - For prl whltt TOWHE CHEVROLET, 671 .200 FORD 1972 PICKUP Excellenl condition Asking 1375. Call 741- TOP DOLLAR TRAINEE - Position available tor chol vote garbage company. NURSES 4212 after 6 p.m. lenged technician to perform eniyme as- I. Autos For Sale Wonted, party who needs 100N, financing, CaTl264-4404 N tor Senior Staff. Past Portum, I lo II, 2. Autos For Sale with no money down, on a 1972 Ford PICK says In support of lite science production SUZUKI 1972 GT-MO - Excellent condi- MOT^PR«C. Some chemistry lob experience preferred, GLAZIER - All gloss and mirror work lull time. Previous experience required.- up, halt-ton, stick, lU cylinder 31,295 tion, low mileage. Musi see. Soyrevllle. N.J 727 1300 but not required. Apply In person, Worth- Fully paid pension plon. 1750.000 Blue miles. SI695. Many other models to choose ColfJock al 741-0712 Ington Biochemical Corp , Halls wills Rd . N with BSN preferred, for Coordinator from. For quick credit OK, call OASIS Cross and Mo|or Medical. Lite Insurance, SUZUKI — 1974. Excellenl condition 1,100 Freehold holidays ond vacation. Apply Atlantic Patient Core, II to 7, hill time Previous MOTORS at (2011 721-7100. WANTED Glass Co.. 71 Maple Ave , Red Bank supervisory experience required. 1964 INTERNATIONAL STEP VAN — miles. Sissy bar, new paint. 11,000. Call A-l used op dollar paid OASIS MOTORcars anSd trucksTToc(2O1I72V71O0 BOOKKEEPER - Or Gal/Guy Friday New motor, clutch, brakes, exhaust. Fitted Full and part-time. Must have experience HAIRDRESSER — Experienced only Full ncellent benefits, good salaries, pleoton* 1973 THUNDERBIRD »4497 lor camper or utility. (70-2473 or 717-4754 TRIUMPH 750 1973 - 4400 miles in all phases ot bookkeeping, Including time. For Interview, call 7177094. ark atmosphere, lour weeks vacation. otter ll«. Caliatter^rn trial balance Call 566-4105 Victor's Beauty Solon. Keansburg. Jim differential. Loaded plus air, 45,467 miles. 4. Motorcycle* BOOKKEEPER - Experienced only HAIRDRESSER — Experienced, male or YAMAHA EMPLOYMENT Hailet area female, with following. Top sotory and RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Stock #274. HQNDA -< 117}. 450 cc. Custom paint and JIR CYCLE SERVICE. INC. Call 264-5936 (or appointment commissions, vocation. 741-9142. PERSONNEL DEPT. extras. WOO 171 W. Front St.. Red Bonk WJOe.77 HELP WANTED IN LIQUOR STORE Call 172-0790 BUSINESS MANAGE R ISeire Union It Red Bank, NJ. 07701 1961 TRIUMPH - 65Occ. chopped, extend 51. Help Wonted tory/receptlonlst) with executive ability. Call after 5 p.m. HONDA 1973 — 750. Excellent condition. ed springer front end, needs battery and for Red Bank orthodontic office. Ex- 5919144 . AnEauaail Opportunity Employer < Asking 11550. point lob. Many extras. Must sell. MM or ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC - CollegegrOdu perience preferred. Excellent salary and Call 264-4731 best otter. 721-0412. ate, one to three years experience. For As- INTERVIEWER WANTED - For part URSES - RN, full tlm« ond port-times Wall UNCOLN-MERCURY benefits, transportation required. Strictly time survey work. Not o selling lob. Give charge position, 11 lo 7- shinshift, ond portp - HONDA 1974 CB MO — Mint condlllon 1971 BSA — 650 cc, 2300 miles. One owner bury Park CPA tlrm Send resume to P.O confidential. Send resume to P O Box 222. Box 1116, Asbury Park, N.J, 07712. phone number Must hove private line w thTto II shin, lor progressivogrenulve nurv Used Car Location 1500 miles. (1000 firm. 11100. Red Bank, N.J. Mall inter. Including education, work ex rtg home In Freehold orea Col] tor Inter- Comer Newman Springs Rd. & Broad St. Call 946-4946 264-1675 ASPHALT LABORERS CASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESS, perlence and names ot references, to: Ar w between 10 ond 4 p.m., 431 SM0 HONDA 1974 - 200 CB Low miles. 1972 KAWASAKI Experienced. SHORT ORDER COOK — Martini's Diner. bftron. Field Operations, 4370 Ammendale Red Bank 747-5350 Excellent U50 With 350 CC, 1350 Coll Stall Asphalt, 170-3100 Hwy 36. Keansburg, between 7-9 p.m. Rood. Bellsvllle. Maryland 207OS. 7J9-0U4 Coll 7474353 ASSEMBLY And light machine work CLEANING HELP - Part time Wed eve JUNIOR SALES — Ages 12 to IS Good pay 1973 YAMAHA - 750 cc. extended front Apply Crow>wn EngineerinEngineering Ci nlng, 6 10. Sat. afternoon, IS. Must hove tor good sellers. If you live In Union 2. Autos For Sole end. Asking tISOO or besl offer. After 5 Lane, Marlboro. 431 MOO, own car. For Interview, call 2*1-0127 be- Beach. Hailet. Keyport, call 2*4-4777, be p.m.. 717-2946. • ASSISTANT AND CROUP TEACHI tween 6-10 p.m. tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. JURSES — RN'S AND LPN'S Intorestot] For nursery school. Experienced. Part COMMISSION SALES - For catalog soles LADIES/MEN — Work at home on the n nursing the way It was meant to be. Con 5. Auto Service/Ports time. Call 5«Vo936 agency. Some leads furnished. Phone 747- phone. Earn up to t25 to ISO per week sei ad Director of Nursing for part-time pott' ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS - Friendly Ing our customers. 170-3000. ons, 7-] and 11-7, at BrooVdale Nurslnd CHEVROLET RALLY WHEELS - enter. Route IS, Hailet. Mounted on rims. Toy Parties Is expanding and looking tor COMPANION TO SENIOR LADY - Live LEGAL SECRETARY - For Eotontown Call for details, 747 4643 managers In your area — Party Plan ex- In, Red Bonk area. law office Experlem OFFICE INDUSTRIAL perience preferred. Coll collect to Carol 741-1354 Bosselmonn, 542 7236 ENGINE — 111 cu. In., used. Includes Day, 511-489-4571, or write Friendly Home heads. Intake manifold ond distributor. Parties, 20 Railroad Ave., Albany, N.Y. LEGAL SECRETARY - Full lime. Ex Call 542-2219 12205 CONTROL CLERK perlence preferred Salary open. " TEMPORARY Excellent opportunity to learn programm- office In Red Bank. 142-1200 FOR SALE - Fiberglass front end of 1955 AUTO MECHANIC - Must know air con- ing ond computer work. Some college pre- ferred. Chevrolet. Good condition. 1200 or best of- ditioning ond front-end alignment. Prefer LEGAL SECRETARY JOBS! fer. 747-5112. foreign car experience also. Must have ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Real Estate experience own fools. Good pay plus commission In 20 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury f you have any office or Industrial skills'. 421 FORD ENGINE FOR SALE - 42,000 431 3106 put them la work. SEE US TOMORROW. : miles. You can hear It run 1150 or besl ot centlve and company benefits. Coll 566- COOK - Experienced with seafood Apply ter Sso-UMorSU'2121. 4105. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING In person, Long John's Ltd., II Beach MAG CARD OPERATOR Never o fee. high rotes, free hosp> Blvd.. Highlands. Ask for the owner. Growing Red Bonk area firm leeks ex talllotlon, bonus. 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale COOK — Full time year-round position. perlenced Mag Cord operator Fine ben Knowledge of therapeutic diets. Salary eflts, 1140 to start, fee paid. SAVE $450 ON ALL NEW AMC MATADORS open. Apply In person. Green Grove Con- valescent Center. Green Grove Rd., Rt. 66, A-l EMPLOYMENT Neptune. 320 Broad St. 7417273 Red Bank 17 Route 15, Eatontown, 547 5300 (V. mile $ DENTAL ASSISTANT — Fulltime, per- North of the Monmouth Shopping Center) manent position. Some experience neces- 1970 FORD LTD ..... 1797 sary. Call 946-4644. MANAGEMENT-TRAINEE OUR Bill YEAR Experience preferred, but not necessary DRIVER - STOCK CLERK tor working manager. Good starling solo RGAN PLAYER — Must sing harmony, 2-door, vinyl top, power and air. , Learn factory supply business. ry, paid holidays, vacations ond nospl ) form three-piece group. CallAI after X Coll7l7s00u tolljotlon. Six-day week, to train as man 719-J4W 45,437 miles. Stock #264. oger. Good future for qualified person DRIVING INSTRUCTORS Coll Mr. Gill for appointment between 1-6 ART-TIME BOOKKEEPER - E1t> p.m only. 272 9599 or 671-9775 >crlenced. Approximately 70 hrs per Taggort's (The Driving School People), DUNKIN' DONUTS ;. Call 7»-1tMI far appointment. requires tour auto driving Instructors to 140 Broadway •65 Highway 35 ERSON — Wanted to work In olllc UNCOLN-MERCURY serve Its continuing steody growth In the W. Long Branch, N.J. Mlddlefown, NJ nowledga ol bookkeeping and offlc Wall Monmouth County orea. Applicants are re- duties. Telephone experience helpful. Te' type experience of great use. Musi be d . quired to work long hours ond be career MECHANIC - Experienced on caterpillar Used Car Location minded. Work In area near your home. ated. trustworthy and able to assume Corner Newman Springs Rd. ft Broad St. Call 254-3333 tor personal Interview ap- equipment for utility contractor. Will be most anything thrown at you A full time pointment. responsible for the repairing and maintain position with full benefits. Including cotn- Rod Bank 747-5350 Ing ot equipment. Col 1566 4220 Ksny-pald hospltalliatlon, pension plon, MECHANIC WANTED — Mutt be first Ick lime, holidays and vacation Send re- 10. Wanted Automotive sume of previous employment and required MATAOOfl 2-DOOfl COUPE class Wages plus benefits Coll 172 0*70 at tor 6 p.m. ments to Son LIU, The Dally Register*. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN - En perlenced. Busy Internist's office Good POCKET MAKER - On topper...s. ILGWU CASH PAID surroundings, fringe benefits. Call 741 shopp,, top wooes Apply WoFstrStreei t Faeh- LIMITED TIME ONLY* omI, 37 Wall St.. Red Bank. WINUDUSiDCAM MUSICIANS WANTED — Bassist ond POOL INSTALLERS - For afHve-groulvl $ drummer, over II only. Willing to travel In pooli with van. No experience necessary. WE WILL PAY near future, must sing. Must have equip- Will train. Coll between 5 7, 264 6t» • Buy a New AMC Matador with Free Factory Equipped 1973 CADILLAC 4897 ment and transportation. Please respond TOP PRICES Immediately. 124 2100, Gary or Mike. PORTER-HANDYMAN M/W Air Conditioning and save $450. Small garden apartment complex . Sedan DeVille, loaded plus air. lin per week plus benefits 19,167 miles, Stock #277. TOM'S FORD 7. Autos For Sale Apply U Molly Pitcher Village Court • • Available on all New 75 Matador Coupes, Sedans, and Red Bar*, N.J. REAL ESTATE SALES — We have several Wagons in Stock Equipped with Factory Air. openings for men and women In our resi- dential sales deportment Experience not necessary. Excellenl training program and • Immediate Delivery. Wall UNCGLN-MERCURY high commission. We belong to three Mul Iple Listing systems Call BOB GRIMM I Ittt MAIKMfU. Kill MO M Used Car Location 1975 MONTEGO SAVE AGENCY, SW-taO Corner Newman Spring* Rd. & Broad St. 4-door. Loaded. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Active BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN* 747-5350 office prefers experienced salesman M/W, Rod Bank Stock # 269. but will train. All Interviews held In strict confidence. Howard Dexter Associates, 45 See one of the W. River Rd, Rumson, 7«7 1701 REAL ESTATE SALES oln FIRESIDE On Award Winning Sales Wall UNCOLN-MERCURY ~eam Sell residential real estate In Man- mouth County. PI AMC Used Car Location Benefits: Corner Newman Springs Rd. A Broad St. Rod Bank 747-5350 IDE REALTV INC . REALTOR, MlB- ILETOWN, DIVISION OF INVESTOR TWIN BORO MOTORS, me GENERAL REALTY, INC. ELIABLE PERSON — To work port, me In beach club office. Sol. through Wed , 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m. Write to Box G-2M RED BANK he Dally Register, Shrewsbury. E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RN Full lime, Ml 1972 MARK IV *5597 471-Olet RN/LPN Relief. J-ll p.m. Saturdays <*•) 741-0Q40 Loaded and air conditioned. 34,782 Sundays. Please call between • I p m miles. Stock # 220. RN'S AND LPN'S — Full lime and port- Ime positions available on all shifts Far appointment, call 291-t64» between 9 a.m. and S p.m., Monday through Friday. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Wall UNCOLN-MERCURY soles career. National orgonliatl 15,000. Call Joel Holmes, Mo-"»M. for Used Car Location t Comer Newman Springs Rd. A Broad St. SALESMEN-WOMEN — Experienced lo Rod Bank 747-5350 direct selling ot caokware ond cutlery. THE SWITCH YH High commission plus owner proflt-shor.- VOLVO ng Call for Interview,mil 14. SALESPERSON - For lighting fixture Differencel showroom. Diversified duties. Must be neat and have mechanical ability. Call 74V-

SALESPERSON - Full or pan time, no experience necessary, will train. Car nee ry. Management potential. Call < to f 1975 MERCURY SAVE p.m., Mon. thru Wed., 14*1*30. SALESPERSON - To work one hour, sli rvenlrm per week. Sparkling personality. It s here ... in one ol these nifty cars on our lotl 4-door, loaded. We have a large Inventory of late-model trade-ins Stock # 268 3uallty men's clothing store has opening and they're priced to make trading easy! WARRANTY (I RED BANK VOLVO for an alert, personable. Individual with S high taste level... one who en|oy>, appre- ciates and can coordinate fine clothe* Wall UNCOLN-MERCURY Must hove experience selling men's fur- COME IN ... GET OUR PRICES! nishings and/or clothing. Excellent work- Used Car Location Ing conditions with many benefits. C6M Mrs. Hughes, I77-1Q4. Corner Newman Spring* Rd. A Broad St. Rod Bank 747-5350 1 OS Brood Street Red Bank 73 CHEVY VEGA 74 CHEVY MALIBU An Equal Opportunity Employer •74 CHEVY Nolchbock Cpe, 4-cyl, outo., rodlo, ex- SPORT COUPI - Auto., P/S, L... ViTON VAN 6 cylinder, auto., radio tra low miles — like brand new! t/gloss, outstanding all white beauty! Soles Low mlleogel $10,000 1 7SCHEVM>iiT ~ 74 CHEW VEGA SI 5,000 73CAMAH0 IMPALA - epw. wagon, outo, P/S, Kombbck Estate Wagon. 4-cyl, auto., tcyl. ouia., radio. P/S, •»•'•••'»»« P/B, P/tollgole, air cond., tinted rodjo, olr, t/gloss, lug carrier. Show- $20,000 cor for economy minded - extra - 104 miles. Extra cleanl RE- room condition! . WHAT'S YOUR 73 OLDS CUTLASS EARNING POTENTIAL? SUPREME 44j, auto.. P/S, P/B, air. 73 CHEVY NOVA 72 CHEVY tt-TON PICKUP 13 It you're sick ond tired ot the same oU 4-cyl, auto., radio, economy PLUS t/glass, landau lop, rallye wheels, THIS 6 cyl. standard shift. Priced to Mill earning rut, work for us and start earning goodtookil AM/FM iloroo/tope. swivel buckets more than you ever thought you'd earn. 72 CHEW CORVETTE 73 MALIBU WAGON 72 VEGA NEW 1975 I you want o |ob with a future, work for Js HATCHBACK - 4-spd, rodlo, copper ISO VI, outo., AM/FM rodlo, lilt- and stort building toward that future. Yoti auto.. P/5. P7B. olr, t/glass. wheel, 2 taps, new rodlals. Test drive metallic, new tiros. REDUCED TO con step Into a management position as lug. corrHf. (|opulor-»ll. wogon - e«- this well-kept excellent trade. soon as you show us you're ready. Ira Chan- priced to Mill SELLI . ISTH MONARCHS IN STOCK If you've had II with commuting, work for TitbHlVYlklPALA 72 CHEVY KINOSWOOO ESTATE WAOON — 9- us and start working closer lo your home,- 1-TON VAN VI, auto., P/S, radio, poss., outo., P/S, P/B, P/wlnd., glass all oround. jp/dr/lak. air. t/gloss, luggage car MUST BE SOLD If you wont to know more call: Mr. Bet- irlor.ilestfrommrvvl • ley, Mon., Tues., 92 (201) 922-3114, or write: 71 CHEVY MALIBU 72 CHEVROLET EXAMPLE TWO DOOR STOCK NO. 5427 PACKAGE A feiuc SPORT COUPI - Aulo, P/S, air, LaSalle Extension University NOVA, It. green, 4-dr. sedan, aulo PLACE lltUIII, Beautiful blue, white t/glass, rich dark brown/with vinyl P S, radio. Barclay Center, Suite 7 I .lap, convertible, auto. AM FM. p S, 'top/matching Int. Original List $4434.00 Rt. 7JI, Cherry Hill, N.J. 080$« 71 CHEVROLET 72 CHEVROLET An eoWwportunlty company M/W . MONTI CARLO - Fully equipped In- Ford Motor Co. Discount 250.00 IMPALA -"^VBoVeWpTioiabloc 1 MONTI CARLO - Auto., P/S, P/B, custom hounditooth Interior, air. i/Mats, vinvi top, AM/FM rodlo, cluding air conditioning, tinted glass, SECRETARY - For law oWce In L " dl tinted gloss, only. vinyl top. Extra ihorpl . Branch. Shorthand ond typing requlIrei _?. Nue/bTue lop. Int. . FOR $4184.00 Legal experience necosMry. Coll 279-1111; TJCHEVhOLtT 7i CHEVY * SECRETARY - No experience necetean. IMPALAWBHSMFT, J-dr.'hardtop, turq. NOMAD 6 pass. Wogon. nulo.. P/S.' Must have steno ond typing skills. FuB- KINOIW00D WAOON - 6-poss . w/btack top. outo, P S, AIR, radio, P/B, air, I/glass, Sli*. * Priced OUR PRICE '3877.00 nrne. Write to Box L-2HI, The Dally Regfi- outo., P/S, P/B, olr, t/glass, Extra R Ighl! , ter, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 ctegn-lew mileage irooo. Priced right. W.S.W. Steel belted radial tires, vinyl seats, 250 six cyl. engine, U PLYMOUTH SATELLITE" 70DOOGE , automatic transmission, power steering, AM radio. SERVICE MANAGER; 7. row MAVERICK 2-dr. Hardtop, automatic, P/S. olr, COHONtT SfATION WAOON 9- VALUE! Price Includes freight and dealer prep e-tyl (Wipenupe, stand mm, radio. t/glau, low priced - goad running - Uou. PRICED TO SELL. BOAT WORKS hl-mlleoge troon. State tax and M.V. lees extra. The leading marina complex on the New Jersey Shore requires a service manager with a proven record of experience In mo- — *KMC ln»urpn»rOn Premises tor yachts, sailing yachts and outt motors. This position Includes responsibility tor directing of L_. Knowledge ot scheduling, pricing, ventory control and purchasing- Is ess Hal. This Is a permanent position WH- company benefits. Call 223-7735 for dp potntment. Resume required. SHAMPOO HELP - Part-time i Wall Shrewsbury, N.J. Pentagon Coiffures, 1300 Rt. IS SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 More Classified on Next Page 101. Apartments IM. Commercial Rentals 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JULY 14. 1975 -rr By Bil Keane 80. Merchundlst Wonted THE FAMILY CIRCUS AAAAAAAA SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP SI. Help Wonted LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. Large two-bedroom apartments avolloble 52. Babysitting 71. Merchandise (or Sale JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH lor oprestigr e «offlcesh INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES united Iree SMELLING AND SMELLING - World I Child Core ANTIQUE DOLL CARRIAGE - (SO Ski 10 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 741 7474 THREE ROOMS - Furnlslwd or unfur largest employment service. 54 Broad SI.. RESPONSIBLE BABYTltYER - Begin nlshed Convenient location Utilities SUCH sq ft , carpel, air c Red Bank. 14 J 747 I1JI nlng In Sepl . tor S'/i month old boy In my COIII71-9MS after 5pm piled Security required 7414211 oove in. Single roof*£»«• •'" w M fl to 550 iq, ft> AnrocttM rwn STENOTYPIST name or yours Full time Mon thru Frl ANTIOUES LIQUIDATING ESTATES UNION BEACH - Three-room apartment Must hove own transportation ond recent Dining tables/chairs, occasional tobies. All utilities supplied. rateTand termr Mln'nwn oyejff* »f» Some supervisory experience necessary, ANTIQUE JEWELRV — Oriental rug Coll owner. WALTER ZIMMERER excellent benefits sluT references Write to Box L 271. The Dally desks, curio cabinets, ormolre, chan- Coll 2*44111 Register. Shrewsbury, N.J 07711 LES DEUX 1 DON PONS. 799 River Rd SON. M2 1520 or 946-4112. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY deliers, china, cut glass, silver, clocks. Fair Moven. (42-6257 or 741 4337 CASH 8 Thome* Ave 747 j«4 Shrewsbury INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES TORE FOR RENT - In Lllllt »ll»»r 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bonk 741-7474 ANTIQUES — Anything old FFurnltuu r 103. Homes For Rtnt STUDENTS - Fantastic ntw program. S3. Domeitlc Htlp china, glass, dolls, (ewelry, rugs 1To.p cai ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Yeor round terrttic earnings No door to-door selling ELDERLY WOMAN, RED BANK -Wish- AUTOMATIC WASHER - Demonstrator id. Mary Jane Roosevelt. 1099 EE .Rive rental Four bedrooms, two baths. Gaieoo. Textbook allowance Scholarship oranl es help two hours early morning. One hour (270 new, on sole tor (160 Eotontown Ap- I. Rumson 142 1159. fireplace Waterfront view. For family or TWO LARGE ROOM OFFICE - Motowon For Information, coll Fuller Bruin Co . evenings Some personal care Very light pliance, 50 Hwy 35, Eotontown 542-0400. K three four singles. All furnishings 1600 per B"O S200 pe."month-Heat Include*. DMM housework. Seven-day week. (SO (42 NO) MY LITTLE GIRL - Would like lo sta month, plus utilities 291-0747 Ample parking Call S4e-2O» 3 p.m. toe p.m. BASE CABINET AND DRAWING TABLE collecting doll furniture and would like — Custom base cabinet plus two D 140's BELFORD — Three-bedroom home SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Port time wood doll house Maybe your little girl he HOUSEKEEPER - Mon , Wed , Frl. t lo Musi sell Large professional drafting outgrown hers and It Is lust collecting dus (325 IM Buildlngs/Goro9«« Pork training program In maintenance ond 3. Mull be reliable and hove own Iran's table Coll between e«p.m.. 170 1316 day core work Moll be unemployed and of You could make on 11-year-old quite ha Coll 495 2060 GARAG—E FO^ R RENT - * * - -* Donation Write stating references lo Box py. Coll 747-loll college age Application* available at J-»4. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. BICYCLE - Girl's 2t ", light blue. (35. EATONTOWN - Fully furnished mobile month Colls Nee* Also Parkt ond Recreotlon Department. SI SWING SET. two swings, gilder, slide. (25 NAN JOHNSON home, quiet setting Security plus refer- Call evenings. M**"1 Monmouth St., Rod Bonk LIGHT/HOUSEKEEPING - Live-In Both excellent 495-1401. BUYS AND BUYS ences 543-4019. Mon.-Thuri. Cooking, laundry, no Ironlno BLACK ANGUS Broiler Rotlsserle - Al From an entire household to a single Item lift Wanted To Rent SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR I • Driver's license Grown children 623 1VM. Antique furniture, lewelry, sliver Imm EATONTOWN - Three bedroom home, perlencod ) to II and I lo 4 mini Long Ext. 2*7, days, or U»-15*4. evenings most new Chrome finish, tour-hour timer. Ideol location, near schools ond shopping. Reasonable 291-0355 diotecosh Tap dollar 741-5331 COLLEGE PROFESSOR. "'••{J term. Full or part-time 741-4700. Coll A KOZICKY REAL ESTATE, RT 35, - Desire house/oportment Ifi»"«wj» WANTED - Cleaning person Depend CALORIC GAS STOVE - Double oven OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chin EATONTOWN, N.J. 542-2)23. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — (3) able, one or two days a week. or New Shrewsbury Sept occupancy. 741- Part time. 3 p m 7 p.m., 7 p.m.-12 a.m. or Self cleaning Two years old, like new glassware, art oblects ond brlc-o-broc. Im HAZLET - Five room ranch Full cellor 4263 Call SW IHI Asking 1245 tall 264 1210 mediate cash for anything and cverythln midnight lo I am Itvonlghtsl 142-9100 Ruscll's. 25 East Front SI 741-1693. ond goroge Adults preferred No pets 264 RELIABLE — Elderly mole executlv* 54. Situations Wanted CAMERA EQUIPMENT FOR SALE - wants to rent one-bedroom furnished cot- TELEPHONE REPRESENTATIVE - Polaroid 100 with flash, dork room equip HOLMDEL - Private, fenced In. beau hxx apartment or mobile home an yearly For catalog soles agency All phone work Female merit, enlorger. timer, easel, trays, etc. ORIENTAL RUGS tifully landscaped. Four-bedroom, 2W- baVls.Tlarllno In Sept "•'"•••I™'™"' from home, uioolly during early evening All less than six months old. Reasonable Have customers for all sizes, Types, co bath. Air conditioned, fireplace, brood Write Box lie. The Dolly Register, hours For details. 747 A007 COMPANION 291 10*4. tlon Ebner Carpel, Red Bonk, 741-0302 Light housekeeping, live In loom throughout I60O per month. Call Shrewsburyy. Coll 741 im CARPETING - 42 sq yds gold Kodel po mornings or after 3. 946 MeO WANTED - Exceptionally reasonable TELLER lyester carpeting, 14 months old (150 Call apartment required by very quiet;on* DENTAL HYGIENIST - BS Degree, ex HONEYMOON COTTAGE - Aug. 1. Opportunity lor bright High ichool grodu after 6. 741 1153 REAL ESTATE rge living room, one bedroom, kitchen, hardworking couple with obedient house- atet. good at figures, to establish them perlencedpeeced . Permanent popositis on In Mon- trained dog.tallTVl M76 ofler 5 p.m. moutthh CCountt y arfa. ClColl l747-7145 477145. COLD STORAGE SHOWCASE - (100. 190 .„ RENTALS _jtn. Cleon. Call between 10:30 and 12 lelvei In an Interesting career. Some mon- Port Monmouth Rood, a.m., 1720272. After 4p.m., 191-5070. ey-handling experience a plus. EXPERIENCED WOMAN Port Monmouth ID IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Four bed Wishes doys work Mon. and Wed A-l EMPLOYMENT Call otter 4, 741 17*9 COLONIAL HUTCH - (25 Color TV, (100 101. Aportmenrt room, two-bath home. Family room, lease, BO Broad St. 7412m Red Bank reference and security required. 1400 per Chrome kitchen table and choirs. (50. 170 19/S Tht«i..tH. AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New renta RN — Recent graduate. AAS degree, seeks 1219. and tr,bjn«i-nd.iol« month. Coll Mr. Ryan, McGowan Ryan FOR SALE THEATER CLEANING HELP WANTED dolly, never a fee for tenant. Furnishe Realtors, 747 3000 - See Mr. Conte. United Artist's Theoler, ber. Mature odul COLONIAL WING BACK Sectional Sofa - ond unfurnished homes and apartment Rt. 31. K Mart Plaio, Hallet only. Please reply Box L Ml, The Dally Three pieces, royal blue slipcover. Good "H»y! That's pretty good — for g mommy!" TEICHER AGENCY. REALTORS. 21 KEANSBURG - Clean two-bedroom Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. condition Asking (125. Coll otter 5 p.m., Oceonport Ave., Oceonporl 542 3500. wuse Immediate occupancy. 131. Houses For Sole 2640522 174A Carr Avenue TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside soles WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK - Mon EATONTOWN A FANTASTIC BROCHURE ol homes In to wholesale accounts Good opportunity COMING IN THIS WEEKI - Two round KEANSBURG - Freshly painted four Monmouth County! It's yours If you write for right person Write to Box J MS, The day through Thursday. CalT9a m.to tup in ,671-4115 oak tables. 10 Benlwood chairs. Capo Dl 71. Merchandise lor Sale 71. Merchandise for Sale rooms, tile bath Near Highway 16 1215 or call Betsy Ross Agency, 117 Rl 15, Key- Dally Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Monti-style lamps, carved mahogany lamp Pay own utilities. IV] months security. port, N.J. 07715. Phone: 264-MS4. tables, small round mahogany dining room HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - For sale Newly decorated. Park-like setting. Fr Adults preferred 717-0519 TYPIST CLERK TOMATO STAKES35C EACH swim club, free gas, air conditioning Some experience typing specifications 55. Situations Wanted table ~- marble fop, French-style Louis From 12-5, Sat., Sun. and Mon. Call for ap- XVI oval table. Mahogany llth Century pointment, 142 2056 parking 3'/j rooms, 1207. 4Vi rooms, (75 KEANSBURG — Ideal for retired couple helpful Locol position To 1100 Under new management of Mr. ond Mi Four-room house S225 per month plus utll- Four £a^tU? WS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mate style dining room suite. Ollder. More and Wall street Red Bank 7315500 room/TFguest bedroom, 12' dining room, EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN - wishes more. RUSCIL'S, Sycamore Greens, 36 Simpson. tles. No pets Available Immediately. Coll coiy den, full recreotlon basement, two- 30 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Sycamore Ave., opposite Triangle Pacific IBM TYPEWRITERS TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT — Stone Office: Apt. 1A or call 547 0705 7I7-4121. to work with carpenter References avail driveways also done. Coll after 6 p.m. 143 able. Call 142 WttT Lumber. Little Silver, N.J. Rental $16.50 per mo. (EANSBURG — Modern five-room house. UTILITYMAN M/W — Mint have service 5351 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT — In prlvat nt with option to buy 17243 home, utilities Included. Marlboro or, -Ireploce. Fenced-ln. Good location 1300 experience with natural or propane gas. MANAGEMENT CONTENTS OFtfXPARTMENT - Some TWO ALVA ALLEN — Two-ton presses per month. Call 671-9214. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New home Individual seeks responsible management old. some not so old Most In good condi- ITALIAN PROVINCIAL DINING TABLE Adults preferred, no pets. 946 4596 Buy direct from builder Fully paid. Blue Cross. Blue Shield, Mo|or — With two leaves, two-arm four straight with spare parts and counters, four years Medical, 12 paid holidays, vocation. Mln position. Business degree, plus super- tion. Call eves . weekends, 142 4589 old, s75 eo One Atlas 12" Backgeored FOUR ROOMS AND BATH - Heat, ho KEANSBURG - Private cottage, three Call 291-1642 visory experience with J & J. Presently chairs, (425 142-3064. rooms plus bath, furnished, all utilities, Imum age requirement 21 Utility Propane DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding n screw cutting lathe. Serial No. 041-111. Ex- water supplied. (200. Company, between 1:30 a.m. ond V00 p.m. working full-time on MBA, but will switch ITEMS LIKE NEW - Double bed mat cellent condition. Comes with hundreds ot Call otter 5, 566 1133 adult preferred. $190. 717 3940, to port time for right company Write to chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. BEST BUY-RED BANK Call 717 1200 at bargain prices. New or used. AAC tress, (35. Portable typewriter, (40 tools ond accessories. (450. 741-1413 for ap- Lovely three bedroom Colonial Bath and Box L 212, The Dally Register, Shrews- Call 513 1734 . pointment. 10-12 a.m., after 7 p.m. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH MATAWAN — Four small rooms. Old WAITRESSES AND BARMAIDS M'W bury, N.J. 077O1. DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt 35, Ookhurst All utilities paid. (245 wuse. Convenient for one or two men powder room, living room, dining room, Please apply in person 531 3990 JABSCO WATER PUMP — •» Up, 1 In.TWO ENCASED WINDOWS — 54x79, with Call 7174407 Ideal location. Coll 5 to 6 p.m., I72-1S34. Kitchen, den. All large rooms. Deep lot Pavilion Bar, Keansburg, N.J. ODD JOBS - Reasonable Intake. (35. Gasoline battery charger, 6 or white baked enamel storm and screens. with circular driveway. Excellent condl Coll 747-0419 DISHWASHER - Portable, never used, MIDDLETOWN AREA — Four bedroom tlon. Asking 141.900. (700. Men's golf clubs ond bog, (25. Cor 12 volt, 3 h.p., (25. Roll of wire fence (nev (75 747 2550 or 747 3060 wuse with attached garage WAITRESSES AND'OR HOSTESSES Ask for Guy er used), (20 Snow fence, (10. 671-4157. GREENGROVE luggage rack, (10. 142 7613 or 671H74 TWO PA COLUMNS (115 Call 741-1441 M/W - Full time only. No summer help WELL QUALIFIED MATURE DRIVER LARGE BEDROOM SET - Double bed. Apply 10-12 a.m. only. Tues., Wed andPick-up and toke your car through In- OOLLS AND MINIATURES - Show and Call Bob 99Greengrove Ave., Keyport, N.J. MIDDLETOWN — 21 New Monmouth ALLAIRE- Thurs. Apply Hook, Line and Sinker, II sale at First Aid Squad Building. Little St., triple dresser with a double mirror, chest One bedroom apartment, (195 a month spection. SIO fee within lOmlle radius ol and two night stands. Excellent condition •70-im Rood. Month-by-month basis. West River Road. Rumtan. Red Bonk H2 7959. Motawon, N.J., July II, 19, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Two-bedroom apartment, (245 o month (250. Dining room table with six matching TWO-PIECE-LIVING ROOM SET - (J7S. Includes heat, hot water, air conditioner FARROW Roln date 25, 26 25 Dealers Seven piece pecan dining room set, (275. WAITRESS 1M/W) - Must be ex- YARD WORK - Cutters, cellars and go chairs, (75. 747 42(0 2 blocks east Rt 36 and Middle Rd MIDDLETOWN - Oak HIM vicinity. Sev Realtor — Over 100 Years perienced Apply In person, Re> Diner, 117 DRYER - Hamilton, gas, excellent run- Tables, lamps Excellent condition. Coll rn room, central air split. Dead end street. rages cleaned. Trees cut. Free estimates. LIVING ROOM SET — Two pieces, (175 SI324I9. 294 Broad St. Red Bank W Front SI .Red Bank. Call 741 430S. ning condition, (25. PHONE 264-1846 Convenient to Parkway, railroad, bus, 542 2220 Refrigerator, good condition, (100. Metal hopping. (450 month, option to buy. 671 Coll 741-3450 anytime WIRER - Perform cabling and wiring of wardrobe closet, (30. 264-2922. If no an- TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All HAZLET - Studio apartment, oil utllltl electronic chassis ond racks, working swer, leave message at 717-6212. makes new or used. Guaranteed low as paid except electric. Private cntroncl •RAND NEW 139,900 from drawings. Please submit description 125 Serplco't, 101 Monmouth St. Nest to Convenient location. Residential area. 495 SHREWSBURY Custom quality. Three spacious bedrooms, MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET — theater. 7474415. - Three/live bedrooms, 2vj baths, modern 16' master bedroom, V/i baths, 16' deluxe of experience ond background for salary Beautiful finish and condition, china 1455. requirements to P.O. Box US, Little Sll FINANCIAL [lichen, large grounds, trees, etc. One or science kitchen, 17' gameroom, patio, go- FAMILY AD closet, buffet, Duncan Phyfe dropleaf WASHING MACHINE — White, good con HIGHLANDS - Three room apartment wo year lease. Security required. ISM table, six chairs, recently reupholstered. dltlon, (SO. 3 LINES —53 DAYUM TS a suitable adults. (150 per month. Securll monthly plus utilities. (201) I4J-7I23 or 212- ELMEO REALTORS 671S650 (745.142 4465 204-7930 required Call 872W26 4579 BROKER'S BEST S34.9O0 52. Babysitting 61. Business FOR MODERN STUDIO COUCH - (SO. Reclin- WINDOW FANS - 12). adjustable, two KEANSBURG - Coiy unfurnished 3'/> Four generous bedrooms, 20' master bed- Child Care Opportunities JUST ing upholstered chairs. (25 each. Chest of speed, 9" turnabout. TV, sharp 12" block room second-floor apartment. Tiled bath 103. Rentals To Share room, 14' dining room, 15' science kitchen, $2.00 drawers, (15. Mattress and box spring. (10 and white, as Is (10 each. 946 4639 Off street parking. Laundromat on prem full recreation basement, patio, garage. ITEMS YOU RESPONSIBLE PERSON - To core lor BEAUTIFUL BANQUET FACILITY, NO LONGER each. 741 6439 after 3:30. Ises. 1175 per month. All utilities Included ROOMMATE WANTED — To share three- Truly mint. two small children In my home a lew days RESTAURANT BUSINESS — Available NEED OR USE WILI Adults preferred The Lodge Apis.. 71" ledroom cottage. Across the street from MELMED REALTORS 671 5650 0 week. Must have own transportation. Excellent location main highway. Mon- 0123. ocean Please call 229 1115 References preferred Call 495 2297 be- mouth County Call 264 3943 MOVING OUT BY OWNER - Two bedrooms, kitchen, tween 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. SELL Down sofa-day bed, (ISO. Dryer. (25. Space YOU MUST ACTI - They don'l lostl KEANSBURG — Four roams In two-torn living room, closed porch, beautiful treed LAWN MOWER AND BIKE SHOP -• For heater — three temperatures, (25. School Johnson woxer, (5, child's rocking horse, ly house, unfurnished. Inquire between 1- RUMSON •0x100 fenced corner lot. Garogc, work sale. Good Inventory. Lathe, compressor desk ond bench, (25. Firewood-oak and (6.50, high chair, (4.75, bathlnette. (2.SO, p.m., 33 Highland Ave. WATERFRONT HOME shop Interior newly remodeled. S2S.5OO 21. Business Services and all special repairing tools. Sacrifice maple. Call 741-5269. bassinette, (5, three-fold bedroom screen, Executive wishes to snare home with gain- Call739949e. Call for appointment. 147-7191 ^ FAST (4.75, kidney-shape dressing tabl.e (4.75, KEANSBURG — Garden apartment. One NCR CASH REGISTER - Reconditioned. bedroom. Heat ond hot water Include! fulluyy employeempoyed persopeso n M/F. "LiveLed dIn ata - VVITfH A QUICK ACTION (275 slipper chair, (6.50, Ironing board, (3.75, mospherh e prevailisl throughoutthht . CCan dock CHARMING - Three-bedroom Colonial. LUNCHEONETTE FOR SALE -In Red fans. 54.75, card table, (175, foot stool, 5115 per month. Call 717-eMl. Wall-to-wall carpeting, 25x12' living Bank. Excellent money-maker. One-half LOW-COST Call 495 2529 Mat off private beach. 1700 per month, (3.75. boudoir chair, (7.50, trunk, (15, Irov KEANSBURG — Modern apartment. Neo ilus splip t utilities. OnO eb block from Turlte room, airy dining room, large kitchen with block from railroad station. Days, 741 - DAILY REGISTER NEVER USED - II Ib. capacity G.E. el bag, (1.75, antique trunk, (IS. More ond ' STATE 0ef3. Evenings, 5474427 transportation. Private home. Best time t AIM InInnn. ClColl l 544 1510 daysd , 747 4133 eve modern appliances and breakfast nook, FAMILY AD Americana washing machine ond electric more. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red call, before noon, 495-0416 nlngs. No restrictions on social activities. full basement and attic. Located an beau- dryer. (300 for both 142 4659. Bank 741169]. tiful wooded lot. Quality house, priced te Available for Merchandise KEANSBURG - Three-room moder WOULD WIDOW — Like to share her sell. Principals only. 73M171. ASPHALT For Sale only. Article must OAK DRESSER — (50. Rotary mowers, aportment. Reasonable. tome and expenses with another active as. 72. Oorage/Yord Sole* 717-9160 widow on pension? Mlddletown - Atlantic COLTS NECK - Matawan. Holmdel, tend originate from a household 462 2208 or 710 9312 Highlands area. Call 6 » p.m., 1421097 lor our "Homes for Living" brochure, and may not exceed a sale HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Garden tools, KEANSBURG - Three-room unfurnlshe pics, descriptions, prices on avolloble CO., IMC. PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors antiques, old Victor records, July 19,20. 26 apartment. Available Immediately. Refer homes. AppLEBROOK REALTORS, 21A price of $50.00 per article. Factory fresh (2.50 a gill. ences. No pets. One month security re 105. Summer Rentals Rt 14, Matawan. 564,7600 Call 717 3164 or 111-3! Stork Court, Mlddletown Oak Hill Price MUST.be advertised. quired. Ideol for young or elderly couple A CUTE SMALL HOUSE IN KEANS Driveways and parking lots 71. Merchandise For Sale PIANO - Solid oak upright, YARD SALE — Fans, tools, air condi- Coll 717-0120 FAIR HAVEN — Attractive, custom brick Each additional line $1.00. tioners, household Items, glassware and IURG — Two small bedrooms, large ranch, on landscaped Vi-ocre In lovely and concrete. Free estimates ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV dltlon. Asking (450 KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms. Avail iltchen. small living room. Close to residential orea. Features seven spacious 12 "(50 No copy changes may be Call 671-O26I many more. 12 Harklns Drive, Middle- teaches and transportation. Children and Reasonable prices. Guaran- town. Tues. through Frl., 10 a.m.-o p.m. able Aug. I. (240 per month Includes heat rooms, plus three full baths and fireplace. til IMS made and no discounts or re- and hoi water Call2»-3I«S. pets allowed. S2O0 per month, plus utilities Excellent privacy In rear yard, plus many teed tor three years! YARD SALE — Miscellaneous household 717-5111 between 6-1 p.m. ALMOST NEE W - Royaoya l electrie c aaddiing turns will be made If ad Is PIANOS—ORGANS extras. Move-in condition. Low $70's. Items, clothing and baby equipment. Tues., KEANSBURG — Three rooms. Near bus UCHIN REALTORS, 121 5900 machineahi, , (45;; 10-aal10 .. fifish lklank, witithh lllllghgl Wed, Thurs., July IS. 16 and 17. 10 a.m.-1 (175 per month plus security. Heat and ho LONG BRANCH - Furnished four room and standtd , completell y equipped, also smalll cancelled before expiration. Trade-Ins from US id l Unlimited rentals from (7.50 per month p.m. 511 West Front St., River Plata. No water Included No pets 717-9134. apartment with heat and water Suitable FAIR HAVEN - River Oaks. Charming Call breeding tank, MO0 74II9S4741 195.4 TO PLACE YOUR early callers. Cosh only. or couple. No pets 229 1553 eves DAILY REGISTER Warehouse tor leodlng motor brands KEANSBURG - (2) Three room unfur center hall Colonial on well-shrubbed 870-3100 AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER Professional staff tuners nlshed apartments, first floor, heat, ho ENNSYLVANIA — Chalet. Sleeps 11. property with mony trees. Eat-In kitchen, PHONOGRAPH - Nine months old. Coll All-make organs repaired Fireplace, dishwasher, TV, lake, fishing, screened-ln porch, fireplace In living FAMILY AD, CALI water. room. Principals only After 5, 747-2917. atter 6,741 1161 Complete rebuilding department 73. Machinery For Sole KEYPORT — Three-room unfurnished 1200 week. 671-1071. Our own careful delivery service BACKHOE — Massey Ferguson Excellent second Moor, heat ond hot water. FAIR HAVEN - Two-story Dutch Colo- 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 542-1700 Time Payments available operating condition. Just painted. Many KEYPORT — Two-room furnished, firs 10*. Furnished Rooms nial on 100x150' lot In quiet neighborhood. spare parts. (1500 firm. Call 142 9024. floor. 264-ISM. Living room with fireplace, dining room, 24-Hour Service CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small hotel. LONG BRANCH - Two bedroom apart eat-In kitchen, den, three bedrooms, IVi FARM TOP SOIL - Mlddletown area. S7S Rooms by week or month 2914060. If no baths New plumbing, heallag, electric | per tandem. Less than five loads, (100 Freehold Vyj'c Center ment, all utilities Included Call evening answer call 741-1144. each Call 471 5*13 77. Pets and Livestock between 64 p.m. 922-1111. W9.900 Principals only 142 74*1. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Clean fur HAZLET - This three-bedroom bl level FENDER BASSMAN - Pre CBS White, PORTABLE SANYO TV — Great condi- tion. Hardly used. (50 Problems Corrected and Obedience MATAWAN—KEN GARDENS ished room, US per month plus security, features five bedrooms, IVi baths ond (150 Fender Super Reverb, (150 Fender In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee all 291 9154. And stitchers with or without experience. If you are willing to learn, Stratocosler, (2So7 with cose. Pioneer Cos 7171556 Large, modern, one and iwo-bedroor targe gameroom. within walking distance For FREE Consultation CALL 963 3700 apartments from (190. Wall-to-wall corpel to schools and transportation $51,900 we are willing to train sette tape deck, (60. Call 291 -4911 after 6 POTTED PLANT POTPOURRI - Have a American Dog Training Academies EATONTOWN — Large comfortable p.m. Ing, air conditioning, off street parkin* oom, private home, parking, convenient BOB GRIMM AGENCY, 5*61400 plant party In your home ond receive free Swim club. Recreation area. Near trans plants and money. Call 747-3741. BEAUTIFUL ROAN GELDING ocatlon. Suitable tor gentleman 542-0097. HOLMDEL - Brick ond frame ranch. Steady employment. Good benelits FINE FURNITURE - Large dining room 15.3 hands. Successfully shown — great portatlon and shopping Easy commutln Three or four bedrooms, den, family set, six chairs and breaktront, (900. Gold PUP TENT - (3. Bar bells, (2 Large pic lumper, perspective hunter, 671-0230. to NYC. 513 4010. URNISHED ROOMS - Newly redeca room, fireplace, recreotlon room, land- leather sofa, 90", (275. Round oak cobktall lure frames, (1 eo. Wall table, (2. MIODLETOWN - Furnished aportmen ated. $20 per week. Half block to board- scaped acre. $72,500. 9461714 or 949 54M. fable, (100. Pair of black leather swivel Call 291-4714 BOX STALLS FOR RENT — In Rumson. available Aug. 1. All utilities paid. Coupl walk. Belevedere Hotel, 12 Lourel Avenue, chairs, (30 pair. Walnut formica desk, K", (35 per month. preferred. Call from 2-6 p.m., 671-9701. Af eansburg. 7171710. (50. Porch furniture Including glass lop RECEIVED NEW TV AS GIFT — Have Call after s p.m.. 142-1435 HOLMDEL NAPPE-SMITH COMPANY table, six chairs and fireplace equlpmenf. 19' RCA color, like new (235. ter 7,671-6521. URNISHED ROOM - 200 Maple Ave., Call «42 5454 Phone 739 1331 CALL JACK — For your horseshoeing and MIODLETOWN - Three-room furnished led Bank. Gentleman only References re- BY OWNER trimming. Corrective shoeing. quired. Call 747 1631 30 Southard.Ave. Farmingdale RED VELVET RECLINER opartment, utilities, no pets. One mil Spacious four or five-bedroom Colonial on FOUR CONCERT TICKETS - To see Call 1724951 north of Red Bank. 741 3014 or 747 4575. Elvis Presley, Nassau Coliseum, July 19. I7S HIGHLANDS — River and ocean view, rolling wooded acre In executive area. M 50 per ticket. 546 6460 5U44I6 EXQUISITE KITTENS— In search of lav PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms, tin loom tor moture business gentleman. Mint condition throughout Appraised at 938-6221 nghome. Call 172-1210 evenings. REFRIGERATOR - II cu. It., white, furnished. Adults preferred. (175 pe $77,000. A "steal " at S72.000 Call 719 9053 An Curt Offers** l»J*T». M/» FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - 5*31927 month. Call 671-0671 after S. WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT slightly damaged, (335. Eotontown Appli- KEYPORT — Large bedroom. Quiet area, HOLMDEL MIODLETOWN RUMSON - PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IMME ance, 50 Hwy 35, Eatontown. S42-O4O0. FOUR KITTENS — One female, three RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS — One .Ivate parking. References. Extras. 264- Custom homes, will build to suit. Coll be- DIATE OELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND moles, free lo good home. tween 15 p.m., 671 6*50, 671-445*. SALE I - Custom pin fitted plastic lllpco Coll 264-75*0 bedroom. (200 Avalloble Immediately 373-6411 vers, any standard three piece set (119. Contact Manager, Apt. F4, or phone 513 MIDDLETOWN - Large attractive fur HOLMDEL STARTER - Can't last at only FREE PUPPIES — To good home. Part 5115. GAS RANGE - Used six months, (50. Palette Decorators, 717-1967. Ished room, suitable for one or two. In (33,900. One acre, two bedrooms, one bath, Dachshund and Olde English Sheepdog. Mddletown, near Red Bank. 10 minutes 17x11 living room, 10x15 kitchen Located » I Sears outboard motor, (50. Assorted power SEARS - Shallow well captive air tank Coll 717-1921 RED BANK - A beautiful furnished three tools. (5(50 91 Atlantic Ave.. Matawan, room apartment. Quiet neighborhood rom beach. Private entrance. Shore bath. among higher priced homes. In need of re- and Vi h.p. let pump, like new. (75. Kitchen 150 per month, one person. 1200, two per- pair, but excellent potential. Coll now, VA BONUS FOR 1975 GRADUATES!! N.J. set, four chairs, table, best offer. 142 1245 HAVE AT STUD-TOY APRICOT Patio, car port. Lease 741 o»e • I sons. Call 7474599 after 5:30 and all day buyers welcome THE KIRWAN CO., POODLE - Sire of Pointed Gel. For Mr- weekends. GOLD BEIGE STRIPED COUCH - Love- SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Head and vice call 544-1305. RED BANK — Attractively decorated one Realtors, open until I. 244 7200. I [ Now that you have your diploma, you're seat, black Zebra stripe, two matching furnished two rooms. Bed-living roon attachments. Good condition. (SO. MIDDLETOWN - Large, well-furnished I . probably thinking you have it made .But table lamps. After 5 p.m.. 142 1403 747-3545 HORSE STALL - In Mlddletown Avail kitchen. Security ond reference. Sultabl IF YOU HAVE TO COMMUTE — This Is able July 15. gentleman 741-1394. com, near rollrood ond bus lines. the house for you, near buses, trains and • [ what, are you going to do about a |ob? GOLD RECLINER - Excellent condition. SIX-CUSHION - Slip-covered sofa, SIO. Coll after 2 p.m.. 671 3J« In nice area 671 53S3 Parkway, yet In Hailet's most souaht-ofter (SO. Sofa and matching chair, needs re- RED BANK — Center hall, four rooms, at • [ Finding one that pays well is no. easy Four pecan dining room chairs, ISO each. IED BANK — Lovely room, close to development. This young home features upholstering, both (35. 671-5035. Day bed, (20. Two children's desks. (15 IRISH SETTER tic, walk to transportation, (265 month! five spacious bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, • ! task, today Female puppy. 10 weeks old AKC Includes utilities. 291 S371. own, stores and buses. Private entrance, formal dining room, family room, central GRETSCH GUITAR - Twin verb ampli- each 542 4197. good neighborhood 142 375*. I [ "all 291-2573 air and a lovely fenced yard with trees ond fier, plus guitar. (150. Bocce Ball game, SOFA BED - Traditional, needs cover, RED BANK — Clean, attractive, furnished patio. There's more too. $51,900 Call THE That's where the Army comes in How made In Italy, (30. 546-2445 after 3p.m. RISK SETTER PUPS - AKC Champion studio apartment. Private entrance, suit INGLE ROOM - For elderly gentleman, > I on First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Kitchen KIRWAN CO , Realtors, open until I. 264 about a job that starts you oft with a big Coll 7471211 bloodline. Must sell. able one person. (200 per month Includln 7200. • I GUITAR - Halifax steel string, two years Call 679 3»W utilities. Security, references. After 4 p.m privileges. 291-4394. cash bonus? old, (95. STEREO HI-FIDELITY SPEAKERS - 741-0411. • I Call 741-1240 LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS - WHITEHOUSE ROTEL - Keonsburg. Below cost. All new ond fully guaranteed. Rooms with kitchen use, $20 weekly. • I Interested in touring Europe, maybe? Cabinets either scratched or do not match. Black, eight weeks old, AKC-reglstered RED BANK — Luxury apartment, firs JUST REDUCED S125 Call 7M-I3II or 574-1110 after S p.m. floor, two-family house, two bedrooms 7I7-OU9 or 717-9151 Custom-builT ranch on 2Vx-acre estate In • ( Your local Army representative can guaran- Anderson's TV. 30 Broad St., Red Bonk. Fair Haven. Fantastic living room, 30x15, 747-0125. paneled den, modern kitchen, V/t baths | ! tee qualified volunteers a European Tour with HAMMOND LHASA APSO PUPPIES - Whelped May central air conditioning. Off-street park quarry tile floor In dining room and den, SUMMER CLEANOUT 23. Champion lines, good color. (225. 4o9 Ina Yard facilities. (375 per month. Secu IM. Commercial Rentals French doors to lovely patio, mony other I [ enough free time to see the sights 4569. fine features. I74.90O. CROWE LL ORGAN (24-HR. SERVICE) rlfy. references, lease required. 747-2290. KEYPORT - Heart ol business district, AGENCY, 713 River Rd.. Fair Haven. 741 YURO OIL COMPANY OF N.J. LONG-HAIRED LAP CATS - Sis weeks mall store, 16x32'. Available Aug 1, 197S 4030. | Want to hear more? For additional inlormation Ot Asbury Park 35c a gal. minimum 200 gals. RED BANK- old (3 each. MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE ISO monthly. 264-1117. about the Army's Cash Bonus and European Op- Fill your tank before the Fall price In- 291-2771 KEANSBURG - House for sole with busi- 1 Brand new crease. Branch 1 Madison Avenues -INCROFT — Two finished suites In can- ton Programs — PINTO — Goad pleasure horse. Tack and One-ond two-bedroom garden apartments emporory professional building In heart of ness front. 41 Carr Avenue. Hammond Organ C.O.O.'SONLY from (llVlS Coll 7I7-7I2* 671-9144 brushes Included. Must sell. Llncroft. Rental Includes all utilities. For < i Coll 717-4954 Call 201-741-9115 or opply nformotlon call 7471141. KEANSBURG - Rent sover. Good starter Bench «. delivery Included SURFBOARDS - 6'1I and 7'2 Klernans, on,!4 Molly Pitcher village Ciourt 11 POODLE - Black Toy male, 12 weeks, MIDDLETOWN home In beautiful section. Low assumption 10' Lifeguard and 9'6 " Weber, all good con possible on this two-bedroom beouty. CALL: U.S. ARMY RECRUITING 775-9300 dltlon. Large work desk, refrigerator, 3' (ISO. RED BANK — Spacious one-bedroom PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE 11 Seeing Is believing. 124,500 THE BERG Open dally'till 9 Sot.'till 5 ond I' tube lights, hollow core doors. 142- Call after 4 p.m., 717-0637 Leosc, security, references required With oft street parking. Good traffic gen- 11 Main St. & Corner ol Mottlson Ave. Available Aug. 1. Business couple pre erated. Three spacious rooms, air condl- AGENCY, Realtors. 671-1000. OU, 7-1 a.m. only. PURE-BRED CHINCHILLA RABBITS HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let us plan a ferred. Days, 235-0295. Nights, 741)619. loned. 750 sq. ff. Very reasonable. Imme- KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms on • i 741 -5930 or 870-2330 SURPLUS - Like new color TV's, 19" Best Stock. (ISO each. diate occupancy. Coll 671-3730. plant party for you. Free plants ond per- Call 170-1627 RED BANK — Three-room furnishe 50x145 lot, only nine years old. Quiet street centage of total soles 142-2374. RCA. In nice neighborhood. 111.900. BOB Phone 739-0441 apartment, excellent location. 1190 In MIDDLETOWN - Store or office for rent SHIH TZU - Male, five months, black and cludlna heat ond half the water. Inquire af deal location. Rt. 35. Approximately 950 GRIMM AGENCY, SteVWOO. TEN-PIECE - Ornate mahogany dining white, AKC, good with children. ter 3, 261 Prospect Ave., Little Sliver. " 1,900 sq, ft. 671-1100. 7414510 KEYPORT - Lovely three bedroom Colo- BUSINESS room set. (700 or best offer. nlol. New wall-to-wall carpeting. Close to Call I42-4533 RED BANK - Two-room efficiency opart MIDDLETOWN - One store left In busy STALL FOR RENT - (40. 17" English ment. Monthly or weekly. Near bus on shopping center Ideal for all business and shopping, schools and transportation. DIRECTORY saddle with fittings, (90. Bay More, part (32,900. BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Sie-teX. THEY DON'T LASTI — You must act. train. Call 747-3234. rprofessiona— —-w—--w.»™l. usesw_w .. Col l 22Bar9 916w >vr7 UTITafteI r v6 f/.sl p.ml . . Buy and save. Apartment-size refrig- Arab, part Quarter, (750. 946-1099 v Hvll RED SANK - Unfurnished garden opart rllDOLETOWN - Hwy 15. Prime spoce LEONARDO - Four-room house. Ntw erator, (79, tlve-plece walnut dinette. (69, STALLS FOR RENT cabinets, carpeting, newly decorated, CLASSIFIED two piece sectional couch, (59, three-piece ment. One-bedroom apartment avalloble Two rooms. Under 17 per ft. MIDDLETOWNAREA kitchen set, (19.50, twln-slie bed, com- Greenlree Apts.. 239 Spring St. Call 741 Call 74V4IS4 aluminum siding. 191-5341 or lie 4721. 741-2312 . 3953 for appointment. plete, (39, legal site filing cabinet, (39, NEW SHREWSBURY — 3,000 sq ft LINCROFT SPLIT-LEVEL - In mint con- walnut secretarial desk, 179, showcase, THREE ADORABLE KITTENS - Free to RED BANK - Unfurnished three room lasslront store avalloble In shopping cen- dition. Large cathedral living room, dining (69. More and more. RUSCIL'S. 25 E. good home. Lltter-tralned. Two block, one room/kitchen combo. 24' master bedroom, Front St., Red Bank. and bath. Suitable adults. Security. Inqulr er. Also space available In main shopping gray tiger. Call 747 1611. 206 Monmouth St. 747-6264 or 741-7092. building. Flea operators welcome, or what 2Vi baths, plus 24' den, goroge. beautiful have you. Call 542-3000. Miss Porter. ,/FHA buyers welcome. Asking RED BANK — 2Vi-room, furnished, in i45,900. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtor, 717- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 51. Help Wanted $1. Help Wanted eludes oil utilities, air conditioning. Refer OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All utili- ences ond security required. Call after ties Included Highlands. Ready for occu- p.m. 7472142. pancy. Call 172-1416. LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL — Four bed rooms, living room with flreploce, dining A our GUM RUMSON — One-bedroom, unfurnished OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES - room, paneled den with Anderson win- JI90 per month Includes heot, hot water Available In Crystal Brook Professional dows, deck, custom kitchen. One-car go- electricity. Convenient to shopping an Building. Eotontown. Call Ms. Bostel roge. full basement. Lovely garden, quiet Of MJSMBS SBtVKB TO SUIT YOUR NBDS transportation. 222-3000. mom, 542-2236. street, convenient location. Principals only. 741-2172. RUMSON - Three rooms, unfurnished IFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Three of- , Single businesswoman preferred. $190 pe Ices In new air conditioned building an Rt. DOLORES SWEATT - Interior deslgne month Includes utilities ond goroge. Lease 14 In business section. Two offices finished A BETTER PAINT JOB? Services available for decorating, refui security required. Call I42-M04 or 141-5944 and carpeted, plenty of parking space. Coll LITTLE SILVER EXTERIOR- INTERIOR PAINTING CONTRACTORS 66-4105. REASONABLE • CLEAN CALL 741 4551 nlshlng ond renovation. Consulting tor the INTERIOR EXTERIOR SEA BRIGHT - On ocean. One-and two "do-It yourselfers." Coll 291-5372, SU-2M2 542 3179 bedroom. Pool. Air conditioned. Washer ADDING MACHINES— Typewrllers sold or 446-7554 OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles- m dryer, dishwasher. S235»2t5.142-I3KV lonal building. Choice location. Approxi- Just listed. Unusual design of openness - rented, repaired. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcovers mately 100 sq. ft. Call 747-3730. glass wall and pitched celling. Large, St., Red Bonk. 747-04*5. FRANK A.MANGIONE and draperies. Your material or ours. Coll SEA BRIGHT — Ideal three-room apart forge rooms. Beautiful wooded property. Rooting and siding, gutters, repairs. Any ment overlooking the ocean, centrally lo ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS J & B Decorators at 747-9116. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — 23x11 living room, floor-to celling tire- home maintenance. 566 1741. | cated Private entrance, security. 143-0071 Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den- (HOC'! UllQlJffUOQU PORCH ENCLOSURES - PANELING HOUSE PAINTING — Exterior, Interior. st, at 333 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-3730, 9 Coll M. J.DINuiIO, 192-4173 RADIO REPAIRS SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN APART ,m. to S p.m. Fully Insured. Beaver Painting Company, Any make. Eatontown Radio. Hwy. 35, Eo- MENT — Two bedrooms. Only 1225. Ir ADDITIONS — Garages - porch enclo- 142-7743, (42 *W» eludes heal and hot water. Good six PAULBRAGAR sures — rooting — siding. Reasonable tontown. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE RELAX, LET ME DO IT - Boot repairs Manager/ International rooms. Call 542-5o72. - With off street parking. Good traffic Rtoltor J & A PAINTING CO. - Quality work generated. Three spacious rooms. 7S0 sq. 794 Brood St. Slwtwibury 1734. monshlp. Interior, exterior. ond home repairs. Free estimates. Ex- Call 67)4656 or 295 2221 perienced and reasonable. 717-4207. 101. Apartments n Very reasonable. Air conditioned. Im- ADDITIONS — Roofing, siding, ceramic mediate occupancy, 671-3730 747-0221 tile. Complete line of remodeling. Call RENT MY BEAUTIFUL PLANTS — For Rich Malmbera, 717 3542 Serving Mon LAWN MOWERS any occasion. Big variety. Delivery and Contracts 'ED BANK - 1200 sq. tt. office spoce, ptckup. Very reasonable. 741 3021. Expand your horizon* with INTERDATA. Iroad St. Off street parking. Will subdl- More Classified mouth County 10 years. Serviced and repaired HVHVIfW TOWHH Ide or renovate to suit. 142-5300. ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates We're a leading manufacturer ol minicomputers and ON NAVKINK MVtt on Next Page Free pickup and delivery Olson Roofing 4 Siding Co Coll 775-0705 peripherals with subsidiaries and representatives all over the edraMs eperm HREWSBURY- Store 6, ill sq. ft. Evenings 747 5616. Est. 1903 Choice location south of Red Bonk on. 131. Houses for Sale Exper lenced colieoe students. Clean hon 747-1681 world We're now seeking a high-calibre professional to pro- Route 15. Suitable lor all businesses. AlrL est woirkn . Call 741-4504. SCOTTO CONSTRUCTION Additions, alterations and Improvements. vide technical and marketing assistance lor our International conditioned, large parking area. Call after I p.m., 7475149. ALL TREES AND YARDS - Mowing, 1474950, ask for Mr. Scotto. operations, supporting a rapidly increasing sales volume cur- Cealfc Roy pruning, felling, stump removal ond car EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED HAZUT togo. Fully Insured. Beaver Tree & Lawn REASONABLE 741 4551 FRIENDLY SEAMLESS ALUMINUM RAIN GUTTERS rently at $1-2 million. Credentials should include at least'5 101. Commercial Rentals Service, 142 7743,142 4U» Installed, repaired - free estimate. Call years' experience in contracts with some International ex- LIGHT HAULING — Landscape work 671 2174 or 717-5211 VA Years Young — 'ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Watches, fine lew Guaranteed work. L & $ Landscaping. posure. INDUSTRIAL SPACE elry expertly repaired. Don Pons Jew 741-4471 SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Zipper- elers. 799 River Rd.. Fair Haven. 142-4257 ed cushion covers, expertly fitted, Functions: letter credit handling; negotiating Inter- FACTORY SPACE: Over 70.000 Custom Built LIGHT HAULINC^ ditched. Coll Joan. 171-1301. national buying agreements; disseminating marketing and sq tt (smallest unit 7,000 sq. APPLIANCES INSTALLED — Leaks Reasonable 1411 NAZLET fixed, sewers and drainage work, sump SONY CLOCK RADIOS product information; executing benchmark programs tor po- ft) Sprinkler system, heat, on Beautiful 3-bedroom ranch pumps, etc. Law rotes. Call 291-9012. MASONRY - Fireplaces, patios, pool Repaired Eatontown Radio. Hwy 35. Ea tential customers; reviewing status of outstanding orders; MIDDLE ROAD VILLAGE premise parking 187 cars. All or features a large modern kitch- decks, drlvewoys, etc. Superior work- lontown. •ON AMI PAINTERS - Interior and e< manship. Reasonable rotes. Coll days or providing proposals on standard and non-standard pioducts. any part. en, specious Irving room, oek terror. Conscientious service. Reasonable evenings, 291 -397«. TEACHERS — Will do Interior and ex- If your talents match our requirements, we can otter high SfNIOR CITIZEN H0UIIN6 floor*, utility room, attached rates. Coll 747-19M, ask for Dick. terlor palrttlng Experienced, fully Insured. tuAi um NEED A NEW ROOF? Free estimates. Call 747-1221 or 747-1322. compensation and unusual professional satisfaction. Send 42 YEARS MINIMUM ACE garage — plus a FULL ONE Free estimates. Reasonable rates. Cat 147-1 (Met iwrlralw CARPENTRY ANO MASON WORK WELDING AND AUTO REPAIR resume In confidence or call Carl Whisner at 229-4040. YEAR WARRANTY Ail buywrii Alterations ond additions. Smith Bras. Rooting KENT STARTING AS LOW AS 7412133 Lawn mowers, bicycles, etc. •111 PER MONTH. down. A. Bruce Etgetsryuch Price $36,900 CARPET — Plcked-yp and relold. Minor ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling. AM MODEL APARTMENT AVAILABLE AUG. 1 repairs free. CARPET STEAMCLEAN vpes of mosonry. Drlvewoys. Call 495- ON* •*, a, eeoseM let IfSM e> • SNS! Reasonable Call Rich, 770 1215. PAINTING AND DECORATING WILL CLEAN CELLARS. ATTICS, AND CLEAN YARDS Subsidiary of PERKIN-ELMER- 413 MIDDLE ROAD Cellar*—aJMcs-Jorooes irl B. Jones Fully Insured GARAGES. Reasonable Call altar 3 p.m. 741-2149 For free estimates call 219 3131 Coll 591-9691 anytime Oceanport, New'Jersey 07757 264-6555 or 440-4700 DRIVEWAYS - Aipholt Wives, concrete WM. WEBSTER - Mason. Chimneys, fire l\\ Fair Housing PAINTING Itoces, plastering, waterrproofing] , bricks, I ViV An.Equil Opportunity Employer M/F • Cdl M7-1100 e» r«r I***.'. 671-1000 Interior-Exterior A Pqperhanglng ilocks, cement finishing. 741-2751. Call 717-6417 (Irtktn (fthKttfl) 131. Houtes for Sale '31. Houm for Sole CKUST - MJ>tW-dou«hl» In tllatt uc 1SJ. Boots and Accessories SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY JULY 14 1975 s»Thc Daily Register 21 nor. Four txOroorni. two bothi in uparolt RUMSON AREA - Send for iur'^HSiei BOSTONL WHALER - GLASTRON. STI t-ai Living brochure, pics, descriptions. NGER^SURANAUTIC, JOHNSON out E'-iilt'1 ""olloble homes APPLE boor ds. OMC stern drive. MERCRUISER hROOK REALTORS, 117 A.e ot T.o Rlv Buy Where The Service is' MAKE OFFERS ers. Rumsoson MWIJ WOWO RUMSON WATERFRONT - Stanford White. Five bed- Ten-room custom ranch with lour bed enlry FLAGSHIP Challenge state regulations roomi. JVi baths Located on three acres. Municipal Marine Basin ISO an river. bulkheaded lagoon and pn Atlantic Highlands 291 MM vote boat launching ramp. Fantastic view (Free- 1975 Tide Chorll Ultimate privacy, owner anilouv Call CATAMARANS TAFT FLYING T CAMASSA AGENCY REALTOR RUMSONTUDOR 16 looter One new ond one demonstrator MCMLS Must sell No reasonable oiler refused for educating handicapped I Parker An. Little Silver Charming three-bedroom home Two full 566-6100 bams, paneled den. raised deck oft kitch- en Large lot Walk to beach, snapping and JERSEY SPEED SKIFF MATAWAN - Lovely three bedroom transportation Coll^lodoy Asking only II6M ranch on overllied lot with itone borbecuc ITfH4l3or 291 I960 FREEHOLD - A class ac- concerning the identification Judge Lane said that in the and many trees, plus many eitrai 150.SOO BOB GRlMM AGENCY. WtW) M>O 14] FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT - tion lawsuit by an Ocean of handicapped children, case before him, Mrs Jacobs 40 h o Johnson electric start All in «. MIDOLETOWN - S«nd tor our "Homes cellenl condition. 1975 Trailer available Township woman challenging classification of them and was not left without a remedy For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, J75 142493) prices on available hornet, »PPLE Mc£U.E the state's regulations con- their placement in certain because there are informal BROOK REALTORS. 950 Rl 3i, Middle URIOgeRd MOORING LINE - 75 Ib mushro town, 671.2X0 Humton chor. never used 165 cerning the classification and specialized programs. and formal means of appeal. U1VU He dismissed the lawsuit MIDOLETOWN - Outstanding value JUJMSON - Two .lory Colonlll Three a placement of handicapped Mrs. Jacobs filed the suit Brand new tour-bedroom Colonial on tola! bedroomi, IV, boms, two-car goroge, lull SURF SAILING against the school board be- ly wooded 100*150 lot Prime area ot Mid Dascment. llreploce, dishwasher, sell- 1001 Richmond Ave Pt Pleasant Beach children in educational pro- because her son, Michael Ja- dletown. 20' family room Choose your cleoning oven, wall to wall corpet through (Rt 35 So I 192 »3 grams was transferred to the cobs, 12. who had been placed cause Mrs. Jacobs had not ex- own colors. Walk to schools ond N Y out «47,S0O. Prlnclpols only uTrm 10 PRAM - With oars Sturdy welded transportation Hurry!! This one won't seom. aluminum construction UO state appeals court. in an approved private resi- hausted her administrative last - 10% down payment - MGIC llnonc SHREWSBURY (422494 Ing ovollable to qualified buyers. Superior Court Judge Mer- dential school where he made remedies All brick split with lour bedroomi, I'l 10 STARCRAFT - Sailing dinghy. 60 sq balM. two.cor garage, all new appliances. r< ft. ol soil, cor lopable. con be rowed, lake ritt Lane Jr. transferred the remarkable progress, is to be In ruling on the motions be- Whelan Realty Group 5fTV« convenient ond private Asking up to 7 h.p. M00 m 7113 Wl.SOp CROWELL AGENCY, 71] Rive? suit because it essentially is transferred to a class in the fore him, Judge Lane said . 194 Rl 35 Mlddletown. N j Rd., Fair Ho.en. ; , fresh water cooled. Fully bury. 4030. ol the Shrewsbury river. l.S acres Asking equipped 111.000 7(74371 missioner of Education and NEW SHREWSBURY - Four-bedroom 155,000. Call now . . . COZENS. Realtor, Cape, off Newman Springs Rood 121,900 813 River Rd, Fair Haven, N.J. 741 76M 2] FT SKIFF - Over deck, two bunks, the state Board of Education full price. SI,200 down to qualllled FHA heod. six cylinder Gray Marine engine, in buyer No down V A buyer IDEAL SUMMER SWIM - WINTER SKI water 15 Church SI., Bellord. 291 9J94 PUBLIC NOTICE — also defendants in the ac- REALTY, 741-5253. Five lots. New York. $7500. 747-«S6 33' CHRIS CRAFT LAPSTRAKE — Two NOTICE TO •IDOEH5 tion — maintained that Mrs ONCE UPON A TIME — 12 yean ago In 710 h.p. Flying bridge, low noun. Mint Sealed bldt will be received by the Women's unit seeks better Colts Neck there lived a master craftsman WATERFRONT - Deep wottf. Qul«l lid* condition Asking 113.000, consider trod*, Board ol Education of Ihe Borough ol Jacobs' lawsuit was pre- who built a beautiful three bedroom, two- street in Rumson. A new listing at 121,500 building lot. coffoge, mobile home, whol Sea Bright, New Jersey, lor the repair ol mature because the amend- bath, custom ranch for hit family. As only COZENS REALTOR 741-76*6 have you? Reply to Box L-279, The Dolly the playground oreo, on Monday. July the best would do, he decided on brick con Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 21, 1975. to be opened ond considered by ment, if adopted, would ac- itructlon, oak floors, a full basement ond, the Board ol Its regular meeting. Specifi- 13». Mobile Hornet 40 H.P. EVINRUDE Outboard Motor - cations ond bid forms ore ovollable at at a surprise, a full woll fireplace In the Almost new. Approximately 10 hours use complish what her lawsuit living room. Now ofier 12 years of loving GARDEN PARK AOBILE HOMES — the office of the Secretory, Shore Re housing, health services core and added surprises, we con offer this Bethany Rd., Mallet Adult park. Walk lo 1650 Coll 747 090. lonal High School, Monmouth Park seeks, Judge Lane said it home to your family ot a years ogo price shopping Call 264 3911 (' SAILING DINGHY - Flberglas. ex Righwoy, West Long Branch, N.J Bids month. of 165,500. THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, MOBILE HOME 10x60 - May be left on cellent condition. 1400 must be on hand prior to I 00 p m July RED BANK - The need for preparatory to a statewide would be inequitable to force open until 1, H4 7J00. lot. Excellent condition. Completely relur- Call 229 3477 21,1975 to be considered meeting Saturday in William The Monmouth-Ocean group Mrs. Jacobs to take a wait bished Air conditioned. Corner lot. 787- (Signed) better housing and health ser- QUIET AREA — In historic Olde Shrews 2303 alter 9 p.m 671-401] days THOS.W GARLAND JR will advance its suggested bury. Tastefully redecorated three-bed- 154. Recreational Vehicles vices were targeted here Sat- Paterson, Wayne. and see position before com- room ranch on an acre of lovely grounds TRAILER - 10x55, two bedrooms $7,000 CAMPER - II sell contained pick up Board of Education P O ffo'f ft's" urday as prime concerns for Both meetings grew out of priorities at the statewide mencing the litigation. which back Into large estate. Sunny living Adult trailer park. coach Sleeps six 11.500 Sea Bright. NJ O77U room, fireplacep, , separatpa e dining roomoo,, Call 717 1067 Call 264 1553 a statewide group of older a conference on "The Quality meeting. Judge Lane noted that Mrs. UxUUU kitchekitchenn , odjolnlndjljgl g dden ,, pplul s a pporch July 14 14.94 TWO BEDROOM TRAILER - With large MOTOR HOME - Ford, 27 Air condl One of the first things on for your plantsts.. You will love this peacefufl heated sun porch. Can slay In pork 17000 women now organizing. of Life for Older Women" Jacobs is seeking relief be- setting. Asking 151,00151,0000 . E.AEA . ARM Honed, shower, refrigerator, oven, etc.. al NOTICI extras. 17990. less rent bock by private Toke notice that application hos been funded by the state Division the group's agenda will be a STRONG AGENCYG , Realtors, 5SS Pros Mali owner. (42 2153 The meeting of Ocean and fore the start of school in Sep- pect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. I] « SS MOBILE HOME - Many extras In mode to the Mayor ond Council ot the meeting with state Commis- eluded. Slays on lot. Moving, must sell. 1972 CHEVROLET PICK-UP - V I oulo Bcrougn ot Eatonlown, New Jersey, by Monmouth County women at on Aging and Division on tember and that the proposed RUAASON Price lust reduced. 4954735. malic, air, camper cop, Insert sleeps Acls Corporation, trading as SEBAS TIAN FINE WINES AND LIQUORS Red Bank Catholic High Women and conducted at sioner of Community Affairs amendment to the rule regu- ONE ACRE COLONIAL three, transmission cooler, hitch ond hor LOUNGE, to tronsler Plenory Retail This 7xoulslte beauty hos about 3000 sq. ft 140. Real Estate Wanted ness, two saddle tanks Only 77,000 miles Consumption License No C5 from prem School cafeteria here was Ocean County College last Patricia Q. Sheehan lations by the state school Ready to-go Coll Danny Dee at 747 07(7 Four la roe bedrooms, V/i baths, kitchen, LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In lies located ot Building J, Store 10?. Commissioner Sheehan board may not occur screened porch, deck, central air, carpet- Keonsburo Mlddletown Hoi let-Holmdel » WINNEBAGO BRAVE - 17.650 Monmouth Shopping Center. Eotonlown. Ing, appliances. All within a few steps of rHt SMOIKO AGENCY 717 01?] miles, mint condition In ond out. Sleeps N.J.. to premises located ot Column Line agreed to a meeting in a let- Shrewsbury River. Asking 1105,000. Call six. Contains everything, including two air U to V, Lower Level ol Ihe new enclosed The judge then ruled that 741-4357 for appointment. LOCAL CONTRACTOR - Needs lots on conditioners, generator, heat, TV ontenno. Moll, Monmouth Shopping Center. Eo ter to Anita Ruck, Red Bank. the complaint against the which to build customized homes All owning Musi sell Coll 741 7394. tontown, New Jersey 131. Houtes for Sale areas considered Coll details now to Officers ol Acfs Corporation ore: Efforts are renewed The meeting had been re- state would not be dismissed BRUMCO BUILDERS. 717 7333 156. Swimming Pools Sebastian A. Slca, President. RO I, quested in a petition to Com- SELLING YOUR HOME? Box 4M, Wall, N.J. and transferred the action to ABOVE OROUNO SWIMMING POOL - Angela M Slco, Secretary. RO I, Bo« missioner Sheehan at the WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH IB' diameter by 4' deep. Includes inter ond 4?l, rVoll, N.J. the appeals court. CLOVER REALTY M4 7400 cleaning accessories One-year-old. 1275 Objections. If any, should be mode Im Junce conference. NEW LISTING r to end bus strike (42 1130 alter 6 p m mediately In writing to Ma |orle L. While the lawsuit chal- Becker, Clerk of the Borough ot Eaton TRENTON - The Federal Brotherhood of teamsters, Lo- Hunger should be a priority RUMSON DELUXE ABOVE GROUND SWIMMING town, N.J. lenged the constitutionality of POOL - Only used two months Musi sell Mediation Service renewed cal 701, North Brunswick, the concern, too, Pearl Rich- RECREATIONAL 13.500 or best oiler 671494 ACIS CORPORATION, l/o the Beadleston Act in so far SEBASTIAN FINE WINES AND efforts this past weekend to union representing the strik- SuperD custom ranch with SWIMMING POOL FILTER PERPLEX - LIQUORS LOUNGE mond, coordinator of the Old- as it did not provide for a due beautifully landscaped, com- Pump, vocuum with hose, used one year bring an end to the four-week ing bus drivers, during the July 14.21 er Woman Task Force of the process hearing. Judge Lane pletely private backyard Huge 151. Bicycles/Mini Bikes Vinyl cover and Insert, 16x32 M3I614 ol ter 6 p.m. old New York-Keansburg- day. Ocean County Chapter of the screened porch Two fire- MINI BIKE — 4 h.p. Cat Domination. SI75 said the act did not specific- Girls 24" BODbl Murray, US 566 2445 ol ADVERTISEMENT Long Branch bus line strike. places Central air Ottered at "No talks have begun as National Organization for ally require a hearing nor ter 3 p.m. The Board ol Education ol Mlddletawn Paul Buckley, mediator, said yet," said Mr. Buckley, "but I $74,000 SPECIAL Township, Monmouth County, New Jer Women, said. prohibit one. He ruled that 152. Boats and Accessories intend to pursue this until all 200 NOTICES Sealed bids tor door replacements in last night he had been in "The tea and toast syn- the lawsuit essentially at- BLUE JAY SAILBOAT - Olsen Fl- the Mlddletown High School, located on sides can be brought to the berglos. all soils, with spinnaker, lull con Tindoll Rood, In Mlddletown Township. touch with the International drome is becoming wide- tacked the state's adminis- AVAILABLE THRU vas covers, excellent condition, with troll 210. Lost And Found Monmouth County. New Jersey, will be bargaining table" er. 747 5(49 747-0799alter 6p m received In Ihe Administration Building PUBLIC NOTICE spread," she said. trative regulations and thus FOUND - Medium brown mole terrier- of the Board ot Education on 59 Tindall* The bus company had re- DUCK BOAT type dog Recently hod holr cut Choker on Road until 11:00 am . Tuesday. July 79. NOTICE The group defined "older belonged before the Appellate HINTELMANN 1175 40decoys, 150 Shotgun, 175 neck Middlelown. Coll e71 Ilel. 1975 al which time ond pioce all bids will Nt IS 7S newed its request for inter- woman" as any woman 40 or Call (42 7743 be publicly opened and read. AN ORDINANCE VACATING POR Division. FOUND - Snow white cot One blue eye TIONS OF HOBART AVENUE AND vention by the Federal Media- REALTORS ond one yellow eye. The Instructions to Bidders. Form ol older. 842-0600 132. Apartments Bid, Form ol Contract. Plans and Speci THERESA AVENUE IN THE tion Service Wednesday. Coll ui «io llcatlons may be examined ot the Office BOROUGH OF KEYPORT COUNTY U MOM ID. IUMSON Town Houses LOST - Brown ond white mole Collie ol the Architects. Boyken, Fessler & OF MONMOUTH AND SATE OF Thirty company drivers Named "Pcppie." Three year! old Keons Cook, Moln Street. Holmdel. New Jer NEW JERSEY burg vicinity. Reword. 7I7-OI79. sey, between the hours ot 9:00 a.m. to BE IT ORDAINED by the Moyor ond staged a walk-out June 19 in a 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Council ol Ihe Borough of Keyporl, LOST ~ Dobermon Plnscher lemole pup. County ol Monmouth ond Stole of New dispute over company pay- six months old. Answers to "Zodl." Dog Copies ol the Contract Documents may Make A Date Jersey that. needs MEDICATION Any Inlormotlon be obtained by prequalified bidders at CHESHIRE SQUARE the Administration Building. 59 Tindall SECTION 1. Thot it is hereby lound ments to their health benefits leading lo or the recovery ol her will be Rood, Mlddletown Township, New Jer ond determined that the streets known at fund. Service has not re- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- REWARDED Contact 176 Shore Blvd . sey, from Monday through Friday, 9:00 Hobort Avenue ond Theresa Avenue ond HOLMDEL The Exclusive Adult Keonsburg 49S 90M a.m. to 3:00 p.m., upon deposit ot a described In Section 2 hereof is. not re sumed on the line, which nor- tions Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day $1.00 each addi- Condominium lor those LOST - Old Collie type lemole, half white check mode out lo the Board ol Educa- . quired by the Borough or by Ihe public as and lor a public road, street or Ihor tional line; 13.00 for two days, $125 each additional line; 48 and over. face. Nome "Lady ' Laurel Ave., Hailel lion, Mlddletown Township, in the mally transports a daily load oreo No license, choker collar. Reward amount of Twenty Dollars (120..00) tor oughlore and that the public interest will HIGH ON A Hill!' each set. *^ be served by vacating the some trom ony. of 1,500 commuters to Newark $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; Call 717 INI or 717 47M. dedication or public use thereof which Enjoy the luxuries and The full amount ot the deposit will be may have arisen or accrued by the tiling and New York. $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line $10 00 for 20 Overlooking a picturesque LOST — Pet dog, "Lody." small, part Chi refunded to each bonollde bidder upon the elegance ol this huohuo. short hair, block with brown. Big or approving of ony map, by the public days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before eyes, delicate lace Vicinity W Front St., return of the plans and specifications in use or In any other manner whatsoever, Union officials could not be valley in a new prestigious prestigious community ond Parkway. Llncroft 7<7 3041 good order within ten days alter the and that ony rights ot the Borough or publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for the opening ot bids. Non Bidders shall be re public to use the same on a public rood, reached for comment. subdivision in the heart ol LOST - Sable Collie. sl» months old. funded one-half ot the deposit upon such street or thoroughfare, which may have Date. Secretary. (Only a lew left) From mole, Oak HIM area, Mlddletown. •Tulty.' return ol plans ond specifications The arisen or accrued in any way whol Holmdel. Brand new 4 bed- entire amount of the deposit will be for- $41,900 Reword 171-9371 soever, he and the some are hereby re rooms, 3'/! baths, maid's feited II the documents are not returned leased and extinguished ond the sold f roaay - r or children, Dial a Story with a Biblical mor LOST TWO MALE KITTENS — Three within the time stated obove property is hereby vacated trom any room. Brick & aluminum months, one black ond white, one gray and The successful bidder will be required public use listening' al Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid CHESHIRE SQUARE white. Little Silver area. 747-M37. to furnish a Surety Company bond In the siding exterior Beautifully LOST — Young male cot. gold striped Tab- full amount of the Base Bid when the SECTION 2. The premises above re dletown. Dial 671-3319 t ferred lo ore described as tallows: OMKH SI. Off PtOSKCI AVI. by. named "Goldle," Rumson oreo. contract Is awarded to him. wooded lot. Outstanding I4MSM The Board of Education reserves the, BEGINNING at a point in the center- line of Hobort Avenue, distant 75 00/100 class starts right to waive Immaterial Inlormolities door plan and tremendous unu savn, NJ. REWARD - (SO, tor Inlormotlon leading In bids, lo relcct any or all bids or parts teet meosuied along the southwesterly JULY 1 THRU 26th to recovery ol drum set missing from |eep thereof, and to hold all proposals for o prolongation of the easterly line ol "Nature Study Programs" - In Policy Park, Middle- room sizes. Finest construc- HI Mil 741-1100 In Red Bank, July I 222 7Mt. period of thirty 1301 days offer the bid Theresa Avenue from the intersection ol the easterly line ol Theresa Avenue with tion . . . must be seen! open i no town, sponsored by Policy Park Citizens Committee. Call • ••• ••••! the northerly line ol Hobort Avenue ot tomorrow 211. Special Notices BYCTlRDEROF: said streets as shown on a map entitled The Board of Education LINCROFT - Improving 842-5966 (or schedule. 133. Income Property DAY CARE — In my home by registered "Map of Croes Subdivision, Kcyport, $112,900 nurse, experienced mother. West Long Middletown Township N.J. surveyed by H.S. Sprout. Keyporl, communications with people Branch. II hr 2294311 alter 7 p.m. Monmouth County, New Jersey N.J.. Scale V equals 100' " ond Hied in JULY 14 PAUL W BENNETT, the Monmouth County Clerk's Office on Assistant Secretary is the aim of the "Are You "South Street Seaport Museum" — First in a series of NEW LISTING 212. Travel - HUM August}ugust 1., l190 --9 In Cose 7 Sheet 1?. July 14 Thence (1) North 70 degreetwees 30 Min Listening" course being of- four bus trips for children, called The Snoopers, spon- Transportation _tes West along the centerTin I e ol fered in the Brookdale Com. sored by the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. Departs Mu- | DOCTOR'S OFFICE WANT TO FORM/JOIN CAR POOL — NOTICE Avenue, 50.00/100 feet to oi fpoint Ii From Red Bank to Freehold — normal Mr. Voughan offered the fallewmg with the westerly line of Theresa Ave munity College Community seum parking lot 9 a.m. will return at 4 p.m. Museum AND APARTMENT business hours Coll H2J2I2, 6 7 p.m. Resolution and moved Its adoption: nut; RESOLUTION Thence (2) North 19 degrees 30 min Services program. members $4, non-members $5. Please call the Museum Whdan WHEREAS, N.J.S. 40:4-17 provided utes East, 25 00'100 feel lo the point ot Maple Ave., V\. Instruction that the Director of the Division of Local intersection of the westerly line ol The course examines the for further information. 747-2266. AFTERNOON REAL ESTATE SALES Government Services may approve the Theresa Avenue with the northerly line Realty Group of Hobort Avenue, • problems of communications Red Bank COURSE - 14 p.m. Coll Monmouth In Insertion of any special item of revenue JULY 15 stltute. 741-0719, anytime In the budget of ony county or municipal Thence (31 North 70 degrees 30 min- in families and among mem- Completely equipped doctor's Ity when such item sholl have been made utes West along the northerly line of Ho- Monmouth Chapter of American Guild of Organists — 1W «U 35, Middlelown office, ready to operate With WEAVING LESSONS - Four harness available by low ond the amount thereof bart Avenue/ (39 06/100 teet, more or bers of society. looms, lour-week course. less, to the northeasterly line ol State comfortable tour room apart- was not determined ot the timed Ihe Presents an Organ Concert by Robert Carwithen, 7:30 Call 717 7720 adoption ot Ihe budget, ond Highway Route No. 35; Verbal and non-verbal mes- 201-842-7565 ment. Excellent condition and WHEREAS, SAFD DIRECTOR moy Thence (4) South 31 degrees IS min p.m at the Ocean Grove Auditorium. Free Will offering. also approve Ihe Insertion ot ony Item ol utes East along the some. 70 02/100 feet, sages, perceptions which location. Asking $65,000. PUBLIC NOTICE more or less, to the southerly line of Ho- appropriation for equal amount, block communication, listen- SECTION 1. bart Avenue; "Hart Webber"—Calls Squares For Beginners • new- NOTICI NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE Thence (S) South 70 degrees 30 min- There will be a special meeting ot the utes East along the some. 77 16/100 feel, ing versus hearing, and tech- comers. Live music. Marine Park COOL OFF I HICKEY AGENCY Zoning Board ol Adjustment. Eatonlown. SOLVED Ihat the Borough ol Highlands hereby requests the Director of the Divt more or less, to the westerly line ol niques designed to enhance on Jufy 21. 1975 at 1:00 p.m. In the Coun Thereto Avenue; Realtor ell Room ot Borough Hall. Eatonlown. to slon of Local Government Services to JULY 16 approve the insertion of an item ol reve- Thence (6) South 19 degrees 30 min communication are covered. consider the Cremedos application. utes West along the some, 62 09/100, IN 17 Melt U. MMWMrit BHdi XttMN REUTER nue in the budget of the year 197* In the "Merry Widow" tryouts to be held Wed., at 8 p.m., sum ol J54BO IS; which Hem Is now avail- more or lets, to the aforesaid north David Saltman, acting di- Call 222-4087inytJmt Chair mon able as a revenue Irom Emergency Em eosterly line of Route No 35, Middletown Methodist Church. Middletown Lincroft July 14 1214 ployment Act of 1971 Federal Grant. Thence (7) Southeasterly along Ihe rector of the Children's Psy- RARITAN SECTION 2. same on o circular curve to Ihe left hov< chiatric Center, Eatontown, Road. There are 18 wtty*parts and 32 chorus positions NOTICE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that o ing a radius of I.09A 70/100 teet. on area For further information, call 741-8880. 138. Mobile Homes NO. I4-7S like sum of IS4M..S be and the same is distance of 61 06/100 feet, more or leu. will teach the six-session AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE hereby appropriated under the caption to the aforesaid easterly line of Theresa VALLEY!! EXECUTION OF A SUPPLEMEN ol: Emergency Employment Act ol 1971 Avenue; course which gets under way TAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE Federal Grant. Thence (I) North 19 degrees. 30 min "Summer Sing" - Sponsored by the Shrewsbury BAYSHORE REGIONAL SEWER SECTIONS. utes East along the some, 122 16/100 teet. tomorrow and runs through Chorale. Audience participation. Commons Dining Room * ALL CENTRAL AIR * MOBILE HOMES AGE AUTHORITY AND THE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Ihat mare or less to Ihe place of BEGIN July 31. It will be held BOROUGH OF KEYPORT.SA 10 the Tbove s the retult ol a grant from MING. Brobkdale Community College 8-10 P.M. Adults: $1.50; SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT the Emergency Employmenl Act of 1971 SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall toke Tuesdays and Thursdays $52,900 PERTAINING TO THE METHODS BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a effect upon Its passage and publication students/senior citizens: $1.00. Rick Schwarz conducts OF MAINTENANCE OF THE SEW copy ot this resolution be published once according to law ond as otherwise pro- from 8 to 10 p.m. Comer Homeilte, ARE NOT 6RAGE COLLECTION SYSTEMS in The Dally Register on July 14, I97S vided by law, - Gilbert & Sullivan's Trial by Jury and Thompson's ANO TO SEWERAGE USE ond two (2) certified copies hereof be PUBLIC NOTICE 4 or 5 Bedroom Bl-Level. CHARGES forwarded to the Division ot Local Gov PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that Peaceable Kingdom and Frostiana. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that ernment Services. the foregoing Ordinance was introduced 2 members added TRAILERS! the foregoing ordinance was finally Adopted this 9th day ol July. and passed on first reading on Tuesday. passed ond adopted, alter public hearing 197) and certified as a true July I, 1975. and will be considered for fl "Summer Chinese Auction" sponsored by Middletown $54,900 on some, at a regular meeting of Ihc nol passage ond adoption at a regular copy Ol on original Ly senior citizens Township Police Reserve Civil Defense Ladies Auxiliary Center Hall Colonial It you still believe they are. we Mayor ond Council ol the Borough ol HARRIET X, ALBRECHT meeting of the Moyor and Council of Ihe Keyporl held Tuesday, July I, 1975 in Ihc Borough Clerk Borough of Kevporl, County ot Mon- UNION BEACH - Mr. and on Wed., July 16, at 8 p.m. at Buck Smith's, Palmer Ave., on Oversized Lot. challenge you to inspect our Borough Holt. Main Street, Keyport, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF mouth, Stole of New Jersey, lo be held at so-called "trailers", weekdays, NJ.. and the same snail take etteel oc LOCAL GOVERNMENT the Borough Hall. Main Street. Keyport Mrs. Tony Balanon are the East Keansburg. cording lo law. SERVICES on Tuesday. July 72, 1975 at 1:00 p.m. Professional Decor. BARBARA M TICE when ob|ectlons. If any. to the passage newest members of the senior Irom 9 am. to 6 p.m. and Sal. SECONDED by Mr. Rodgers and "Mother-Daughter Luncheon" — Monmouth Christian 9-5 p.m. Borough Clerk adopted upon the following roll coll of same will be received citizens group. July 14 U7e AYES: Messrs: ALL NAYS: None BAHBARAM TICE. Women's Club. 12 noon, Buck Smith's, E. Keansburg $55,900 Clerk A cook-out and picnic are 4 or 5 Bedroom Bl-Level, You'll be amazed at their roomi- NOTICE July 14 114 04 July 14 t?> 04 $3 2& Free nursery. Reservatipns 291-0823. "Makeup Mag- ness, beauty and economy ot Take notice thai on Thursday. July 24, scheduled at Holmdel Park on Above-Ground Pool, White 1975 at 1:15 P.M.. Hit undersigned, shall ic." maintenance, not to mention apply lo Ihe Borough ol Shrewsbury PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE July 22. The group will attend Aluminum Pick*! Fence. their very reasonable price tags. Planning Board, Municipal Building, corner of Broad Street and Sycamore NOTICE a vaudeville show at the Gar- JULY 16,17 Avenur. Shrewsbury, New Jersey lor NO. I* 71 den, .State Arts Center on July Bank financing arranged. Sev- Preliminary ond Final Subdivision Plot AN ORDINANCE AMENDtNO CHAPTER Ml "TRAFFIC" PAR 11 4 ONE-WAV "Transcendental Meditation" - Free introductory $57,900 approval ol premises described as Block STREETS, SCHEDULE VI. OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE 25 eral immediate openings in 70, Lot 6 (portion ol) located at Highway BOROUGH OF KEYPORT, ADOPTED FEBRUARY 12, 1972 lectures, Wed , July 16, Red Bank YMCA, 8 p.m. Asbury 4 or S Bedroom Bl-Lev«l, nearby adult parks 15. Borough ol Shrewsbury, New Jersey BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond Council of the Borough of Kcyport. County Park TM Center, 731 Cookman Ave., 8 p.m. Thurs., 17th, At the above lime and place Ihe Plan of Monmouth and Slott of New Jersey as follows In-Ground Pool. nlng Board will consider the applications SECTION 1. Para 11-4, One Way Streets, Schedule VI, is amended as follows: Blood drive set Monmouth College, Woodrow Wilson Hall, 8 p.m. Further for Preliminary and Final Subdivision NAME OF STREET DIRECTION LIMITS Plot approval. The documents to be can- Washington Street South Between Mov Street and Orchard Street. KEANSBURG - Boy Scout information 774-6616. sldered ore Ihe Application For Approv SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall toke effect Immediately upon passage according SHELLY ol ol Preliminary and Final Subdivision to low. Troop 115 will sponsor a blood S HOLLY HILL Plot. Preliminary Plot ol June 1975 and PUBLIC NOTICE REAL ESTATE File Plan ol June 1975 A copy al said PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced drive for the benefit of JULY 18 subdivision has been (lied with the and passed on tint reading on Tuesday, July I, 1975 ond will be considered for finol borough residents Saturday, K-Mwt Pino Borough Clerk lor public Inspection. passage and adoption al the regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the "Summer Card Party", sponsored by Rosary Altar (MOBILE HOMES Dated: July 14. 1975 borough of Keyport, Monmouth >Tounty, New Jersey to be held at the Borough Hall, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Society, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Highlands. Hw*. « Genola Venture* — Shrewsbury iln Street, Keyport[yport. New Jersey oonn Tuesdayuesday. July 72", 1975 at 1:00 p.m when oblec Haiti Rt. 35, South Amboy 20 Avenue ot the Common lions. II ony. lo th» passage ol wme will be received VFW Hall. 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