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VOL 99 NO.34 SHREWSBURY, N. J. FIRDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 15 CENTS 300 elderly ask state for utility rates break TRENTON (AP) - The poor and the elderly should gel Public Utilities Commissioner Richard B McGlynn urged discounts on their gas and electric bills and other customers the Assembly to delay action on any lifeline legislation until should make up the cost, senior citizens testified yesterday at the PUC drafts administrative proposals to implement the an Assembly hearing. ' ' plan without legislation. The testimony was offered by representatives of 300 se- He said such proposals may be prepared by October or nior citizens who packed a hearing of the Assembly Commu- November. nications Committee, which is considering the "lifeline" utili- ty billing concept McGlynn said he recently voted against a lifeline proposal drafted by Jersey Central Power & Light Co because on Under the concept, the poor and the elderly on fixed in- closer inspection it was found to benefit only one out of five comes would receive basic gas and electric service at lower senior citizens cost. The difference would be made up by larger users Witnesses from the state's three major power companies "We as senior citizens living on fixed incomes in a state testified yesterday that they would rather see an energy which has the second highest energy cost in the nation are stamp program than the lifeline billing concept among those most oppressed," said Tom Carney of the North An energy stamp program, such as the ones under way in Jersey Federation of Senior Citizens. Pennsylvania and Colorado, would operate much like govern- "Lifeline guarantees affordable survival power quantities ment food stamp programs and would spare the utilities the to us," he said. task of determining which customers would be entitled to re- Another witness testified that utility bills have doubled or duce rates tripled since 1172, while Social Security benefits for the re- "In the Pennsylvania experiment, those eligible for food OVERFLOW AUDIENCE — Senior citizens over- centered on lower utility rates for tht stote'» se- tired wage earner Increased only 16 per cent from December, stamps were also eligible for energy stamps," said Shepard flow the seats and aisles In the Assembly chamber nior citizens. 1172, to December, 1974. Bartnoff, president of Jersey Central. during hearings In Trenton yesterday. The hearing Senate votes for state department of prisons
By CARL ZE1TZ of his background and per- separate department for state Menza laid eatablishmenl the many other nececeuary TRENTON (AP) - The formance as prosecutor from prisons said. "This bill repre- of a new department respon- and essential human icrvtces which fill within its juriidlc Senate has voted to establish 1965 to 1972. sents a significant first step sible for prison-, would relieve tkm" a new department to run the Sen. Alexander Menza, D- toward the thorough reform the olher agency "of an state prison system. Union, chief Senate sponsor of the state's correction sys- enormous burden which has The institutions agency The measure, approved by of the measure to create a tem " diverted iti attention from Sr» Stale, page J a 27-1 vote in the upper house yesterday, was sent back to the Assembly for expected concurrence in minor amend- ments The bill would split the Ford would err to tip present Division of Correction and Parole away from the massive Department of In- MMriMfim stitutions and Agencies, RESCUE SCENE — Joseph Maskal, 13, of Union Beach, has been credited which is the largest state de- hand on VP, aides say by fire officials with rescuing an Invalid woman from this house at 326 Bay- partment and employs nearly half of the state's 60,000 em- view Ave. In a fire yesterday. By WALTER P. MEARS on Ford to disclose in ad- ployes. vance who will be his running The separation of the pris- KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) mate if he wins the Republi- ons and their Inmate popu- — President Ford's con- can presidential nomination lation of more than 5,000 per- vention managers contend it John P Sears said it is in Boy, 13, rescues sons would take effect Nov 1 would be pour politics for him creaslngly likely Ford will under terms of the legislation to tip his vice presidential have to do so In other action yesterday hand in advance, despite sig Dean Burch. a top con- the Senate: nals of Republican unrest vention strategist for Ford, —Gave final approval to a about some of the names in said he won't "I simply don't woman from fire package of bond proposals his catalog of prospects. think the delegates to this calling for authorizations of By Jill. Ill Hilt mately 1 p.m. jured. A Southern GOP leader said convention are in the business $120 million for clean water Inside the burning house Fire officials said Mrs. a White House official told of wanting the President to programs, (80 million for UNION BEACH - A 13- was Mrs. Kay Garthwaite. 73, Garthwaite occupies the him not to worry, that the play poor politics," Burch state institutions, including year-old boy has been credit- who is confined to a wheel- house with her daughter, Mrs. eventual choice will have said " He's trying to (30 million to build a new ed with rescuing an invalid chair. Evelyn Scamegi, who was not mainstream Republican cre- choose somebody who will state prison, and $25 million woman from a burning house Chief Baird said the Maskal home when the fire broke out dentials and won't alienate help him win the election and for state* mortgage supports at 326 Bayvlew Ave. yes- youth raced next door with a Henry Gunsauls, second, conservatives "But they al- I believe most of the dele- for senior citizens and low terday. fire extinguisher, attempted deputy fire chief, said the ways say that." said Clarke gates to this convention will and moderate income fami- According to Robert Baird, to douse the flames that had blaze, which was extinguished Reed, the Mississippi chair- appreciate that " lies. first deputy fire chief, Joseph begun to spread through the in 15 minutes, appeared to man, who protested the con- So, as weary platform Maskal, who resides here house, and then wheeled Mrs originate in the kitchen area —The Senate confirmed the sideration of liberal Republi- draftsmen worked in mara- with his grandparents, Mr Garthwaite out the door. The cause of the fire, which appointment of former Some- cans as possible running thon sessions to complete the and Mrs. Clifford Matthews, Firefighters arrived at the heavily damaged the home's rset County Prosecutor Mi- mates campaign document today, scene moments later. saw smoke and heard cries interior, is still under in- chael Imbnani to a Judgeship There were complaints the rival presidential camps for help coming from the Both Joseph and Mrs. vestigation, Mr Gunsauls on the Somerset County Court (rum the North, too, on a dif- maneuvered for advantage in house next door at approxi- Garthwaite escaped unin- said after a lengthy examination ferent score John Linnell, the the tightly contested Republi- Maine chairman, said eight can National Convention Ford delegates there were Ford supporters won last considering withholding their night on one clear-cut issue support from Ford unless between the candidates The Beaches OK for weekend they, are assured he wont Platform Committee voted 57 PIPE SMOKER - Millicent Fenwick, representa- choose John B Connally for to 47 to endorse ratification of tive from New Jersey, lights her pipe os she listens TRENTON - The State stretch of the ocean is cov- check names and dates on a discharge of raw sewage in the vice presidency a constitutional amendment to platform committee meetings in Kansas City Environmental Protection De- ered with floating garbage prescription boxes washed Cape May County that mar- The manager of Honald to assure equal rights for yesterday. The meetings are being held by the Re- partment reported yesterday and debris ranging in width ashore on New Jersey and red the generally favorable Reagan's campaign ergues women Ford favors the publicans prior to their national convention which from 20 to 50 feet. New York beaches for clues surf conditions. Also, a whale that Atlantic coast beaches in that there is growing pressure amendment begins in Kansas City Monday. New Jersey are in good shape The closest point for the to the source of the ocean washed ashore at Sea Isle for the weekend. garbage is off Sandy Hook dumping City this week But the department said Gov. Brendan T. Byrne said Byrne said the prescriptions The growth of algae was there is still considerable al- earlier that environmental of- could provide clues as to disrupted by the hurricane, gae offshore and a 20-mile ficials are going so far as to which garbage collection Paulson said But the storm Belle didn't restore ocean firms picked up and dumped did not clean away all the the refuse plant nutrients and fertilizers By HENRY SCHAEFER Jersey north shore is contin- ing in oxygen and unable to the Nacole Creek Laboratory, Dr Glenn Paulson, assis- A new bloom was still pov uing sustain any form ol animal or administered by the State Di- Conohan to cover tant New Jersey environmen- sible, he added. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The kill, blamed on an oxy- plant life vision of Fish. Game and tal commissioner, said the Byrne said officials will — New Jersey Outdoor gen deficiency and toxic hydr- The oxygen deficiency is re beaches looked in surprisingly conduct more surveillance at Writers Association at a ogen sulfide. was first report ported to be caused by Both agree that the kill of good shape yesterday after- night to determine if garbage meeting here last night voted ed in late June decaying plankton The «!• fish, on a scale never report- GOP convention noon, with debris from Hurri- is being dumped off shore He to condemn the discharge of Mr Geer, » h o Iivn in CMatvi sruwths of plankton ed before, is due to oxygen Sherry Conohan, Statehouse correspondent for The Daily cane Belle cleared away said it has not been deter- sewage sludge, raw sewage Matawan and is a scuba di are attributed to the i deficiency Register, will be reporting from the Republican National Con- He reported that there was mined yet whether the gar- and garbage into the ocean, ver, said it had been hoped nutrients in sea walcr resull "We blame the sludge for vention In Kansas City, Mo , next week to give Register read- bage was forced from the labeling such discharges "a that strong tidal currents ing from the discharge! of the kill' said Mr Geer. who ers a special insight on convention activities. Today's index ocean floor by unusual condi- menace to fisheries, the rec created by Uurncane Belli' sludge, raw sewage and ^r was one of the group of scuba She will be covering both highlights and sidelights of the tions or whether it was reation industry, and the New would cleanse the lethal low- bage from the metropolitan divers who first brought it to convention, with an emphasis on the activities of the New Jer- on page 2 dumped closer to shore with- Jersey environment " er level of the ocean New York area and from public attention in late June sey delegation. out being detected until now The association acted after However, he said, tests New Jersey municipalities The writers •ssociatlon, Her reports will provide Register readers with the same See Beaches, page 2 Eugene Geer. Lee Ward and made by the Sandy Hook Ma The fish kill has been under headed by Howard Brant of Deris •' Ed'l in-depth coverage of the Kansas City meeting that she deliv- John Fox. all members of the nne Laboratory yesterday re- investigation by the Sandy the Newark star Ledger, said Serving TUe Fish $5.85. Drag AddkUM PrtMe•? ered from the recent Democratic National Convention in New Amencan Littoral Society, re- vealed that the ocean from Hook Marine Laboratory, a it will seek to ban the dis- York. Call 988-8333 For Help Day or Large Srlectloa Night ported that the offshore kill of five to 40 miles off Atlantic federal installation, and by charges of wastes "as soon as Her stories, coupled with those of the Associated Press, Of Used vans. Some ion- fish and shellfish off the New City was still complete!) lack- Klsllo' v Red Bank possible." will give The Dally Register a thorough package of con- verted. 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Her coverage will be the best Aug 16, 1976, has been can- tic Highlands, Tues , Aug 24. dles TACK in the BACK. 770 ment 20 per cent off for open- Steel band. Sun . Aug 15. 8 Fn . Sit Sun afternoon hi Ike county. And it all will come to you in The Daily Regis- celled. Pauline Edson, Secre- 8 p.m. Tickets now' $7 50 Call River Rd , Fair Haven 741- ing Mill End Shop. Red p m , at the Holiday Inn. Haz "Oasis" Gangplank, Long tar, Mtwnouth County's Great Home Newspaper. tary 747-7124. 2144 Bank Branch 222-7200 2 TheDtftyRcgfctcr SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY, AUGUST I 3 1976 Red Bank man sentenced to jail on larceny charges FREEHOLD - A 21 year- 19, and Healing articles val- Co., Rt 35, Kalontown, June ton, 108 Barker Ave . Shrews- ing to Edward Zaborowski, from the county welfare ceived unemployment ben fare Board between June 1972 old Red Bank man was sen- ued between $200 and $500 28 and again on June 29 and bury Township, July 28, 1975, Piscataway, April 2, 1975 in board between November efits, was given a suspended and February 1973 by failing tenced to an indeterminate He also admitted breaking eich time stealing television was given a suspended one- Atlantic Highlands, was given 1971 and November 1974 by reformatory sentence, two to disclose that he was not le- reformatory term for break into a mailbox of Anthony sets and other articles valued year county jail sentence, one a suspended one year county not reporting that she re- years probation and fined gally married and that be re- Ing into a home In Red Bank Pace, Spring Terrace Apart- over 1500 year probation and fined $250 jail sentence, two years pro- ceived money from rental $100 ceived unemployment ben- efits, was given a suspended and stealing articles and for ments, Spring St., Red Bank, Joseph Donnelly of Wilson Grace Christ. 30, of Crawford bation and fined $506 units, was given a suspended Dale Parks, 22, of Catherine It., Shrewsbury Township, one year county jail sentence, breaking into a mailbox at a March 3 Ave., Keansburg, who also one year county jail sentence, St., Red Bank, who admitted who also pleaded guilty to the Cloe Fitzpatrick, 30, of two years probation, fined Red Bank apartment Pica also pleaded guilty to had pleaded guilty to the one year probation and fined issuing seven forged checks same charge, was given a Jackson, who admitted as- $100 and ordered to make res- James Pica of Harding a charge of issuing a forged break-ins and larcenies of the $100 totaling $1,310 to Colonial check for $325 20 to Colonial suspended six month county saulting Needham Fitzpatr- First National Bank, Red titution Road, Red Bank, was sen- Goodyear Tire store in Katun ick, same address, with a pis- First Nataional Bank, Tint™ jail sentence, one year proba- Barbara Cox. 25. of Asbury Bank, during June 1975, was tenced by Superior Court town, was sentenced to 364 tol May 22, 1975 in Manala- Falls, March I. tion and fined $100 Ave., Neptune, who admitted sentenced to three months in Joseph Gulick, 66, of Hoi Judge Patrick J HcGann Jr days in the county jail pan, was fined $150 Richard Jazikoff, «, of obtaining $1,498 under false the county jail fgnd Road, Middletown who Pica had pleaded guilty to Momingside Ave , Keansburg, John Romero, of Barker Lawrence Czajowsky, 25. of Barbara Hargraves, 42,'of pretenses from the county Pablo Samol, 40, no address admitted possessing marl charges of breaking into the was sentenced to three to five Ave., Shrewsbury Township, Avenel, convicted of receiving Oakland Ave , Atlantic High- welfare board between No- available, who admitted ob- juana Dec 29, 1974 in Middle home of Stanley Sickels, 88 years in state prison for who admitted breaking into a stolen property, an outboard lands, who admitted obtaining vember 1972.and May 1973 by taining $2,067 under false pre- town, was placed on one year McLaren St, Red Bank. Feb breaking into Goodyear Tire car belonging to Noel S. Mor- motor valued at $1,650 belong- $9,786 under false pretenses failing to report that she re- tenses from the county Wel- probation.
\ STATE Defense authorities laud weather chief ATLANTIC CITY - A side Park. uation early Monday after- 6.4 million flu shots to be given warning by the director of the Hays estimated that 65,000 noon. National Hurricane Center al- people moved from the is- "Frank showed things that TRENTON - New Jersey Is preparing to provide 6 4 mil- most three months ago great- lands to the mainland In I didn't see had happened in lion swine flu inoculations this fall, Gov Brendan T. Byrne ly influenced Civil Defense of- Ocean County. other places. It got me think- said yesterday ficials to evacuate shore "He definitely did Influence ing. You ask yourself if The governor said he expects the state will begin receiv- areas in the face of Hurricane the decision." Hays said. you're doing enough," said ing vaccine within six weeks after President Ford signs legis- Belle. "The total impression of his Richard DePhamphilis Sr , lation that passed Congress this week to provide money for Dr. Neil Frank told about presentation, the unprepared- deputy director of public the program and federal liability coverage. 100 disaster officials here ness of some areas, really safety and former police chief Health Commissioner Dr Joanne K Kinley said that the May 24 that New Jerseyans had an effect " of 32 years. state will be able to administer 400 inoculations per hour for were not taking the threat of In Cape May County, where Frank said in May that his each health aide giving the shots The state has 202 injection hurricanes seriously enough officials estimate 151,000 survey of the shore showed guns for the high-speed program and 160 can be operating In because most had never been people were evacuated from many areas where developers peak periods, she said through a "direct hit" by a shore areas, Frank's presen- had removed the protective Clinics will be set up around the state under the direction hurricane. tation only supported the sand dunes. of physicians and she said she hopes the Inoculations will be "People on the Jersey coast emergency plans that were "I saw building taking completed In eight or nine weeks. The shots will be given to have a good chance to live waiting for years in the file place In hurricane-prone anyone over 18 who asks for one. their entire lives without cabinets. areas," he said, "and I'm seeing that big storm. I'm not "He confirmed an opinion here to say take note of Tocks bill delayed indefinitely saying it's going to happen we had for a long time and that." CABINET OFFICERS TOUR NEWARK- Federal Transportation Secre- this summer, but it'll hap- gave us moral support in our Hays recalled it this way: WASHINGTON - A bill to deauthorize the Tocks Island tary William Coleman, left, said he thounht Newark was missing a "golden pen," Frank said. thinking," said Leland Stan- "He said, 'You guys have dam and national recreation project has been delayed in- opportunity" In not developing Newark Airport', at a news conference af- After an air tour of the New ford, County Civil Defense dunes down there.' He didn't definitely by Congress. ter he and HUD Secretary Carla Hills, center, toured Newark with Mayor Jersey coast, Frank noted Coordinator. know how high they were, but The deauthortzatlon bill, which would remove the project Kenneth Gibson, right. They observed Newark's efforts to revitalize Its that low-lying Long Beach Is- "But whetheV or not we had he said our dunes just might from the active funding list and effectively kill it, was ex- neighborhoods. land, with only one four-lane heard Neil Frank, we would hold. Our dunes held, darn it cluded from scheduled August public hearings on federal wa- causeway to the mainland, have still made the decision We could have had another 15 ter projects, a congressional aide said yesterday was a particularly dangerous to recommend evacuation." feet of water in some areas." Erol Tyler, staff director of the House subcommittee on spot during a hurricane. Stanford said. Hays added, "If you see water resources, said the deauthorlzatlon bill will now either As Hurricane Belle's threat In the Atlantic County town Neil Frank around, I want to have to undergo the public hearing process before the end of State Senate acts to set upgrew Monday in Ocean Coun- of Longport, officials recom- shake his hand. He called the the year, or die In this session of Congress. ty, Civil Defense coordinator mended a voluntary evac- shot." Public healings must be held by the water resources com- William Hays said Frank's mittee before the fate of the $500 million Tocks project Is fi- separate prisons agency presentation came back to nally defeated. haunt him. Blind rtian to be cited (Continued) when it seemed to receive penologist with the state. "When he showed that one LEONARDO - Michael T tion of Raritan Bay. Without Better use of airport urged would be renamed the De- new impetus from a series of The bill would remove the picture of an island with all Marrazzo, the legally blind hesitation, Mr. Marrazzo dove partment of Human Services special problems in the pris- state prisons at Trenton, Rah- those houses on it and then he young man who rescued 17- into the water fully clothed NEWARK - Transportation Secretary William T. Cole- under the proposed law and ons, including a major escape way, Leesburg and Clinton said it disappeared in a hurri- year-old Fred Hill from and swam to where young man said yesterday that New Jersey's largest city is "missing would be left with adminis- attempt last January that had and the reformatories at cane, that's the one that drowning June 21, will be hon- Hill, suffering leg cramps, a golden opportunity" by not making the most of Newark Air- tration of the state mental to be quelled and left one in- Yardville, Bordentown and really stuck out," Hays said. ored with a plaque by mem- was clinging to his rowboat. port. hospitals, Medicaid, Medicare mate dead. Annandale, from the current With constant updates from bers of the Leonardo Demo- He then brought the youth to Noting that northern New Jersey has access to $400 mil- and welfare programs, family Archibald Alexander ,lr. of institutions department to the the National Hurricane Cen- cratic Club tonight at 8:30 in shore. lion in federal funds for mass transit, Coleman said, "I think service programs, and re- Princeton, a former chairman of proposed prison agency. ter In Miami, and after dis- the Leonardo First Aid build- Mr. Marrazzo has already It would be an act of non-intelligence if part of the money sponsibility for the mentally the board of trustees of the The bovs training schools at cussions with municipal and ing, Viola Ave. received a citation for bra- were not spent to develop rapid transit to Newark Airport." retarded. State Prison, played a key Jamesburg and Skillman, county Civil Defense officials, Mr. Marrazzo, a June grad- very from the Middletown Coleman and Housing and Urban Development Secretary The plan to break the pris- role lobbying for the bill amid and the girls training school Hays ordered a voluntary, uate of Christian Brothers Township Committee. Carla Hills visited here yesterday to see how the city spends on system away from the de- speculation that Byrne would at Trenton, as well as the and then mandatory, evac- Academy, Lincroft, was "I'm a good swimmer. I the money It gets from the federal government. partment was first discussed consider him to become the Adult Diagnostic and Treat- uation of Long Beach Island working at Camp Happiness didn't feel I was endangering New Jersey does not have the federal mass transit funds In early 1974 by Gov. Brendan first commissioner of correc- ment Center at Avenel, would and the shore towns from when he heard young Hill's myself," he told the victim yet, he said, because its politicians can't agree on how to T. Byrne shortly after he took tions if the measure becomes also be transferred. Point Pleasant to South Sea- cries for help from the direc- and other admirers. spend It. He noted that some of the state's congressional rep- office. law. Sen Alfred N._Beadleston, resentatives oppose a PATH rail line extension that would in- But it was shelved after The current Division of Cor- H-Monmoulh. casTVhe only clude a train or bus to the airport some initial study and did not rection and Parole is headed vote against the measure. "1 reappear until this spring by William Fauver, a career don't think anybody In their right mind who really has Shakedown charges probed thought it through thinks TRENTON - Three state Transportation Department of- you're doing any good," he ficials have testified before a grand jury investigating Rumson resident said. charges that a state engineer shook down a highway con- Beadleston argued that cor- sultant rections services often over- The three officials appeared yesterday before a grand lap with mental health needs jury investigating Wallace Schonwald, a department engineer on Rutgers board and should be housed in one who took a 60-day leave of absence after learning he was un- department. der investigation. NEW BRUNSWICK - A graduate of Cornell Uni- Attorney General William Hyland confirmed last month Frederick W. "Bud" Rose of versity College of Arts and that an inquiry was under way to determine whether Schon- 6 Orchard l.ane. Rumson, has Sciences and Cornell Law Man's body wald solicited a bribe from a Morristown consulting firm. been elected to the Board of School, Mr Rose is active in DEPARTMENT STORE Porter and Ripa Associates. Trustees of Rutgers Univer- several alumni programs recovered 44 APPLE ST. NEW SHREWSBURY sity. He is a member of the advi- Mr Rose is serving a six- sory council of Cornell Law . year term on the board, School, class agent of the from Weather: Warm ending June 30, 1982. FAIR HAVEriveN - Thre body Partly sunny, quite warm this morning over the north- He is a member of the law of H. Linwood Minton, 71, of and humid today with chance ern plains, Kansas, the Rock- firm of Voung. Rose & Mill- 11 Allen St., Rumson, was of a few thundershowers late ies and New England spaugh, Newark, and is also pulled from the Navesink Riv- today and tonight, high in the A weak cold front made its chairman of the board and er yesterday afternoon by two upper 80s, low tonight around way into the north central part pas| president of the New employes of the Fair Haven 70 Tomorrow variable cloudi- of the nation this morning Jersey Chapter of the Arth- Yacht Works. ness, warm and humid with TIDES ritis Foundation. Police said that Clifford chance of a few thundersho- Sandy Hook Decker and Charles Moore wers. high in the 80s Outlook Today — High 11:02 p.m. spotted the body floating face Sunday: Variable cloudiness. and low 5:03 p.m. Beaches up in the water about 35 feet warm and humid with chance TOMORROW - High 11:27 offshore at the foot of DeNor- of a few showers a m and 11:42 p.m and low clear for mandie Ave. After several days of heavy 5:18a.m and 5.40p.m. The victim was taken to weather across much of the SUNDAY-High 12:09pm Riverview Hospital by the country, thunderstorm activi- and low 5:53 a.m. and 6:22 weekend borough's First Aid Squad, ty came to an end overnight p.m. (Continued) and his body turned over to in several areas. Only a few For Red Bank and Rumson Dr. Sal Prezioso, Long the county medical examiner, storms were scattered along bridge add two hours; Sea Branch city administrator, police said. the Gulf coast, for example, Bright, deduct 10 minutes: said all but the Morns Ave. Mr. Mintnn was believed to and none were left in Okla- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- beach was cleaned as of yes- have been using his crab homa and Texas Just a few utes; Highlands bridge, add terday and that Morris Ave. boat, docked at the end of De- thundershowers persisted into 40 minutes. would be finished today Frederick w. Rase Normandie Ave.. to go out to his larger boat, police said. He said the work had been Law School Fund, chairman His shoes were found in the accomplished by regular of the Metropolitan New York crab boat, which was floating beach workers and Depart- Law School Fund Committee loose, according to Police The Inside Story ment of Public Works crews and member of the board of comprising about 35 men. The Chief Carl J Jakubecy. THE WEATHER governors of the Little Chi beach work has been full-time' Association of Psi Upsilon Further details were not Partly sunny, warm awl humid, chance of for two days. Fraternity. immediately available. showers late today. Complete report on page The city reported problems Mr. Rose is married to Ar- only at the North End lene Aimone. and the couple 5 beaches. David Edenson, city has four children Kiki triers DH f»r World Series 11 p»r100 Yaaks win; Mels, Pilules lose » . health officer, said the debris resembled household j'^ge 8 V* x 11 OFFSET Family Cmiaselir reports on alcoktllsm » and Included much paper and .« DAILY REGISTER ZEROX COPIES food items such as lettuce Hazlet residents PHONE NUMBERS Classified leaves Comics II Mall Office MJ-»H offered bus trip 11 Toll Free «1«H He said it did not present a INSTANT Crossword Pmile direct health hazard. HAZLET - Tickets are on Editorials « Toll Free «H» PRINTING ..It-It Classified Dtpt MM7N Marine Police at Monmouth sale at the township recrea- SM our collection Ealertalaacat Beach, the enforcement arm tion office. 1776 Union Ave. ofN.wFall Lifestyle » ClroUaUoa Dept MM** of the Department of Envi- for a family bus trip to the While You wait Fahloni lor the MUe A Date » Sport. Dept MHJM ronmental Protection, said New York Mots-Pittsburgh Early Shopper. OMtMries * MMdlelowi B«rea» I71-O5I they stationed a patrol boat in Pirates baseball game Sun- "fwolf press inc. Heal Eit.teT.day » Freeliold BireM *O J1J1 New York harbor to observe day, Sept. 19. 17D Monmouth Street RcHctoM News W Loig Bnaei B«rea« ,.«-MM Red Bank, 741-9300 barge traffic in hope of find- Tickets, available on a first 'NOW IN PROGRESS Spirts II, « SUtekoise Birea« Mt-!tM3W [formerly Grant Prtnlfrs] ing a clue to the spillage come-first served basis. SHCWSBURV N j FMOAY AUGUST 13 i97« Tte Dtfly Register 3 Extend moratorium, Hazlet asked HAZLET - The Planning ly passed last October, has Hearings were opened last lems the development might with the township Environ- Board last night voted unanf served to slow housing devel- night on a proposal to build a entail mental C'ommmission as well DKMitly to recommend to the opment in the township that major subdivision off Poole Sidney Sawyer, counsel for In addition. Mr Township Committee Uut a was thought by many to be Ave. The developer - IS and 33 and Poole, noted that a D'Arcangelis said t'nal a traf- moratorium on major resi- going too rapidly Poole Associates of East Or- drainage study was not pre fic study would be lielpful dential construction be ex- Also unanimously passed ange — is seeking prelimi- pared yet. but would probably "The traffic ((rim the de tended from Aug II to Sept last night was another toning nary approval to construct a be finished very soon He said velopment) could 'Create quite ». amendment that would re- M lot single-family subdivi- a report on the impact of the an impact on Poole Ave ." he A hearing on the extension quire the electrical inspection sion encompassing 11.79 development could be filed declared is scheduled for the Township of any township homes JO acres. with the state Department »( Township residents at the Committee meeting Tuesday years or older that change Environmental Protection as hearing, which will continue (Aug 17). ownership Over 75 residents from the early as Tuesday (Aug 17) on Sept I. were particularly Planning Board Chairman The Township Committee immediate area came to the Mayor Herbert J Kupfer. a concerned as lo the impact Thomas D'Arcangelis noted will also consider this recom- hearing to question the drain- Planning Board member, rr drainage from the M homes that the moratorium, original- mendation in the near future age, traffic and other prob- quested that a report be filed would have on Flat Creek. Rumson beer sales hearing set
RUMSON - Borough Coun- The present ordinance for son Wine and Spirit Shop, not continue to meet climbing that's whore Ihe laws are FORD FANFARE — Assemblyman Anthony M. Vlllane, R-Monmouth, cil will hold a public hearing bids the sale of beer before West River Road tax rates made " Ocean, right, presents First Lady Betty Ford with the official Support the Aug. it on an ordinance noon on Sunday. Other alco- A hearing on an ordinance Mrs Ann Swikart. board Councilman (harks Call- President T-shirt. Helping with the presentation Is Assembly Minority amendment to permit the holic beverages may not be to ban parking on the west member, suggested that the man said he would like to we Leader Thomas H. Kean, R-Essex, the President's New Jersey campaign town's liquor stores to sell sold at all on Sundays accord- side of Ave. of Two Rivers borough look into the possi both relief for seniors and a manager. The T-shirt was designed and printed by Howard Marlln of All- packaged beer beginning at 7 Ing to state law. between Bay SI and Ridge bilily of freeilng the tax rate decrease in school budget in- Amerlcan Screen Printing Co., Point Pleasant. a.m. on Sundays. The change was requested Road will also be held on when senior citizens reach- creases by Raymond M. Spemal, own- Aug » age IS, and said she hoped the "We have to work at both er of the Bread and Bottle council could meet with the things. " he said Shop at 44 West River Road Several members of Ihe school board to discuss ways Mrs Nellie Peters. 148 East The Shop is the only one of borough's Senior Cttiants Club, to economize River Road, said she and oth- the borough's four liquor and several Board of Educa- Mayor John O Teeter er seniors would continue to Asbury Park lawyer wins stores to open on Sundays tion members, attended last agreed that he would like In press their case now, according to Gary Sim- night's council meeting to dis- see senior citizen! given some "We not one foot in the door mon, assistant borough ad- cuss the difficulties the se- tax relief but Mid that it is Ihe other night." she said, re- ministrator. niors have making ends meet not In the borough's power to ferring to the Board of Edu- The other three are Paul J. Nearly 20 seniors attended enact such s freeie cation meeting "And we're acquittal on fraud charge Hintelmann Liquors, 110 Ave. the Board of Education meet- "The more clout you devel- going lo go to the high school, of Two Rivers; Briody's, Itt ing Wednesday, complaining op in Trenton, the better, "he and come back to see you FREEHOLD - Bernard L. client whom he allegedly June K by a jury of four Park Municipal Court for a F.att River Road, and Rum- that their fixed incomes can- told the seniors "Because We're not going to give up " Greenberg, 50, an Asbury told that the money would be women and eight men after a malicious mischief charge. Park attorney, was granted a used to fix a municipal court two-day trial. Testifying in his own de- judgment of acquittal on a jail sentence. The jury acquitted Mr. fense, Mr. Greenberg main- charge of obtaining $200 un- Mr Greenberg has been Greenberg of a second tained that he never made an der false pretenses from a convicted of this charge last charge, that of bribery. attempt to fix Asbury Park Lincroft merchants to meet Superior Court Judge Pat- Municipal Coart Judge Don- rick J. McGann Jr. had grant- ald J. Pappa or Carney Pe- ed a motion by Charles tillo, court clerk, to have a Frankel, an Asbury Park at- five-day county jail sentence torney representing Mr. Judge Pappa imposed on Mr. on intersection modification Greenberg, for a judment of O'Toole either suspended or discharged. WORLD acquittal not withstanding the LINCROFT - Fifteen to 20 croft Road intersection by the state Department of p m today in the Nevtns jury verdict. Mr. Greenberg told the jury local businessmen or their Charles S Toop of Phalanx Transportation have been Really Agency. S55 Newman that he lied when he told Mr representatives are expected Road, owner of the Marsuan sparked by demands of "out Springs Kniiil Mr. Frankel's motion pa- O'Toole that he fixed the to turn out tonight for a sec- and Stallard shopping center siders" and are determined to pers argued that under the The merchnnts are opposed judge. He said that this was ond discussion meeting of near the intersection, said take action in their own inter- Palestinians vow revenge charge of obtaining money the only way he could get his yesterday local merchants be- ests to i II 5 million stale plan plans for modification of the that would put a center bar- BEIRUT, Lebanon - The Palestinians and their leftist under false pretenses, a vic- fee from Mr. O'Toole whom lieve modifications planned The group will meet ai It Newman Springs Road-Lin- rier in a Newman Springs Moslems Lebanese allies threatened today to avenge the fall tim had to give up something he had represented in munici- Road widened to four lanes of the Tal Zaatar Palestinian camp and vowed that Lebanon's of his own. pal court matters. between Hurley's Lane and civil war would continue. In the Greenberg matter, State Police had attempted Lincroft Elementary School Palestinian leader Farouk Kaddoumi said his men would Mr. Greenberg was charged to tape record Mr. O'Toole's and add a second intersection "avenge Tal Zaatar elsewhere in Lebanon." Leftist papers with taking a $200 bribe from conversation with Mr Green- Theater is indicted with additional traffic signals said the Moslems might "escalate fighting in Christian-held a client, Lawrence O'Toole of berg when Mr. O'Toole alle- about 400 feel west of the mountain areas," through which Moslem villages are still Spring Lake Heights. Testi- gedly gave the attorney the present live corners scattered. mony in the case disclosed money but the conversation "Lebanese will have to brace for a protracted war," said that state police had given was not recorded because a the money to Mr. O'Toole to switch on the machine was in The merchants' alternative Kamal Jumblatt, the Moslem leader of the Lebanese leftists. in obscenity case plan, said to cost "thousands "We must brace ourselves for more shocks, similar to that of give to Mr. Greenberg. the wrong position. After the jury had returned FREEHOLD - Eastern Frederick Gartley, 21. ot Township Is charged with lets" by aflr Toop, would add Tal Zaatar. When Judge McGann ex- third lanes for turning to the "Our prime duty now is to set up a strong popular army its verdicts last June 25, plained the law to the jury, he Theater Inc., corporate oper- Garretl Hill Road, Belford, Is threatening to kill Mary F Judge McGann told the at- ators of the Strand Theater in charged with committing an Cheatle, 33 Partridge Ave . roads feeding the present in to resist the Syrian invasion and to liberate captured areas. said that elements for the ob- tersectlon, install turn signals We will have to resist partition, because a Christian state in torneys that he was troubled taining money under false Keyport, was Indicted by a assault with intent to kill Freehold, and Margaret by this problem in the case county grand Jury on charges upon Michael Cremeans. 26 Kouba, Atlantic City, and at- at the existing traffic lights, our midst would turn out to be another Israel in the heart of pretenses charge are that a change Ihe speed limits on the Arab region." and suggested that they think representation was made, of showing two obscene mo- Avon Ave., Oceanport, pos- tempting to kidnap them Keb about It. Mr. Frankel later tion pictures. sessing a pistol without a per- 14 In Brielle Newman Springs Road to a that It was false when made uniform f) miles per hour in brought a motion for a judg- The indictment charges mit and unlawfully using the Mlnford Adamson. 20. and and that it was made with an the area ol Ihe intersection Brown visits Carter in Plains ment of acquittal. that the theater showed films, pistol Sept. 18, 1974 in Middle William Harris, 20. both of intent to defraud the victim. and provide a new bypass "Summer Sessions," and town. Newark, are charged with at- PLAINS, Ga. - California Gov. Edmund G. Brown says Mr. Greenberg had been He also told the jury that If road behind the Mncroft "Christy," July 22 which the Stephen Connington, 21, of tempting to steal » car valued Jimmy Carter is the only person who can give the nation charged in a state grand jury the intent was to obtain mon- Shopping (enter to allow non grand Jury found contained Mason Drive, Hazlet, is over H00 belonging to Robert leadership and that he intends to play a strong role in Car- Indictment with taking the ey which basically was legi- shoppers to avoid Ihe inter- lewd, bawdy, obscene and in- charged with committing an C. Wilson Sr, 117 Newman ter's presidential campaign. money from Mr. O'Toole in timately belonging to a pep- section "I want to assure him of my help and all the energy I return for a promise that he son, there was no intent to de- decent matters and represen- atrocious assault and battery Springs Road. Tinton Tails. have in making sure that he wins in November and gets a could fix a sentenced Imposed fraud because there was no tations. upon Rickie Ford, U Johnson June 13 in Tinton Falls The merchants' plan has good start In January," Brown told reporters yesterday. on Mr. O'Toole in Asbury criminal intent. Also indicted was Jean Kos- Lane, Matawan, Nov. 17. not received support from the The governor of the nation's most populous state flew to midis of Flushing. NY., a Connington also Is charged Township Committee. Mr Plains yesterday to be Carter's overnight house guest. The principal in the corpocatlon. with breaking Into the home State asks check Toop Mid He added that he two were to appear at a news conference today This indictment and the fol- of Mr and Mrs. Robert Par- on Belle damage * Yesterday Brown sidestepped reporters' questions on Two hurt in 4-carlowing were among those sells, 20 Mason Drive, Hazlet, fore determined lo push it at whether he might challenge Carter for the presidency in 1080 handed up to Superior Court May 15 Persons living on the water- higher lewis of government if Carter wins the White House this fall. Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. Joseph McGowan of Hlghts- front whose property suffered acting assignment judge. town is charged with possess- damage during Hurricane Holmdel collision Robert Rago, 24, of Atlantic ing a pistol without a permit Belle should contact the state 11 dead in refinery blast HOLMDEL - Two persons where it was struck by a car Ave., Long Branch, is Jan. 24 in Manalapan Department of Environmen CHALMETTE, La. - An explosion ripped through a 30- were injured yesterday in a heading west on Bethany charged with breaking into William Loland of Brick tal Protection before making story tower at the Tenneco Oil Co. refinery, mashing the men four-car accident at Bethany Road. That car was driven by the apartment of Walter repairs and metal inside it. Eleven workers were killed and at least Road and Hazlet Ave. Nancy Palumbo. 42, of 8 Mac- Romanowski, 728 Greens The local marinelands man 10 injured. Arthur Drive, Matawan, po- Ave., Long Branch, and steal- agement office in Toms River !!! TONIGHT t SAT!!! Police said a car driven by lice reported Power is is requesting that, before any Authorities said they believed two more men were dead in Deborah J. Carbone, It, of 16 ing cash and a television set "SIECOND COMING* the wrecked tower after last night's explosion, but their bod- Police said Ms. Palumbo valued over 1500 June 25. repairs are made to bulk Linda Place, Hazlet, was pre- heads, docks, or other water- ies had not been recovered. A crew worked through the night and Mr. Polizzotto were taken Rago also is charged with SUNDAY paring to turn left into Hazlet restored front properties, a letter moving metal plates by hand, searching for the bodies. to Bayshore Community Hos- breaking Into the apartment GILDERSLEEVE' Ave. when the accident oc- should be sent to the office at A spokesman for Tenneco said the cause of the blast was pital by Holmdel and Hazlet of Charles Gettlnger. 5Si Sec- curred at 4:46 p.m. Behind 1433 Hooper Ave . Toms Kiv MONDAY not known. One workman said welding was being done and First Aid squards. Hospital ond Ave., Long Branch, June in county the Carbone vehicle was a er. 08753 "CIRCLE OF there might have been a gas leak. car driven by Rosario Poliz- officials said the pair was FAIR HAVEN - Although It was the second explosion in the tower within a week, zotto, 63, of 25 Birch Ave.. treated for whiplash injuries fallen trees and branches still A state inspector will cume FRIENDS" the St. Bernard Parish sheriff's office said. However, a Ten- Hazlet. A third car, driven by and released. line the streets here and out and view the damage, and G>Mt Sandvchti neco spokesman said today there had been no explosion last Walter N. Coderre. 21, of 13 Police said all four automo- Four arrested throughout the county, one give permission for repairs SarvtdMon ttuuFn week and the men were doing routine maintenance work. At Briarcliff Lane, here, collided biles were towed from the major problem caused by Homeowners may then have least two dozen men were working in and around the tower with the Polizzotto and Car- scene. No summonses have in theft of $100 Hurricane Belle's visit here to apply for any necessary Sltt last night, the sheriff's office said. bone vehicles in front of his. been issued pending an in- MIDDLETOWN - Four Monday has been solved permits to make the nwtln f police said. vestigation, police said. juveniles were arrested yes- The lights are back on Giants shun Legion' hotels Sgt. Dominlck Cavallaro terday and charged with tak- Jersey Central Power and The impact sent Ms. Car- ing 1100 from the Shell Gas PHILADELPHIA - The San Francisco Giants major and Patrolman William Wit- Light spokesman Edwin Sher- bone's car into the other lane Station, Rt. 35. league baseball team canceled reservations at two different ting are investigating ratt said yesterday that pow- Police reported that the hotels here because of players' concern over Legionnaires dis- er has been restored to all four broke in the station at 10 ease, a spokesman said. homes which lost it p.m. Tuesday and took the The team, which opens a series against the Philadelphia Nearly 100 homes here, in St. James to stage money from the cash register Phillies tonight, first switched from the Bellevue-Stratford. Rumson. and in the Bayshore and office safe The cash was headquarters of the state American Legion convention last were still without electricity recovered month, to the Holiday Inn Midtown Philadelphia. on Wednesday, prompting a a 5-mile road race Two of the juveniles have Its SlllK.;l\ * Legionnaires had stayed at both hotels. number of complaints to RED BANK - St. James Thirty-four trophies will be been released to their par- Later, the Giants changed reservations to the Holiday Inn JCP&L and a local police sta- parish is sponsoring a five- awarded in all in the men's ents, while the other two University City, about 20 blocks west of the downtown area. tion mile road race on Sunday at 2 and women's open races, to were sent to the Freehold • Frank Bergonzi, a spokesman for the National League "But it was all quiet p.m., starting In front of St. winning race walkers. St. Juvenile Shelter team, said the Giants usually stay at the Bellevue-Stratford. today." said Rumson Capt. James Roman Catholic James parishioners, to per- No hearing date has been He said the players didn't want to stay in either of the hotels John Gaynor yesterday "No Church, Broad St. The event sons 14-years-old and under, set yet. according to police because of the mystery sickness. complaints" is open to all amateur athlet- persons 18-years-old and un- Detectives Ronald Oh- "The players don't feel comfortable about going back to At the height of the storm. es. der, to those between the nmacht and Patrick J. the Bellevue-Stratlord," he said. Monday night and Tuesday ages of 40 and 44 and to those McConnell were the in- morning, some 37.000 homes 50 and over. vestigating officers lost power RuniHon-Fair Haven It is the first annual race • The Daily Register You can! '67 claas reunion net event to be sponsored by St tdDv Tlw R«O »onfc RtqUttf RUMSON - The Rumson- James. The race is being lin bv Jofm H Cook and Htnrv Clo* Fair Haven Regional High staged in cooperation with the Where friendliness Mgifl Oftlce M DXKIX Pwio. SMnnkury. »J l"» School Class of 1M7 will hold Shore Athletic Club and is •tonchOHkM their reunion Saturday, at 7:30 sanctioned by the N.J. Associ- is compounded daily... •Mil ». MMdMtavn. N J •/><• Sept. 12/! WmMI C«»«» C«W1I>~M. Fft*«d. N J fJTlt p.m. at the Hazlet Holiday (tan of the AAU. and our services yield the dividend Inn. More than 100 participants of happy banking. Class members will be able * nit AIMCNM PTfU Tht AUOCUtt* Prm It •ntltlto' •• are expected to compete. » HMtJIla Ml mn pc MM *> IM Mwwoatr n -HI to pay at the door. Further in- Novices as well as ex- formation can be obtained perienced runners are enter- from Mrs Phylis Cook AtweU ing the race Entries will be CENTRAL JERSEY BANK or Mrs. Toni Allen Wllber, accepted until post time, ac- HCOMMtMTOFF both Rumson, or Anthony cording to William C Lloyd, Mom. «Mr| bv ClHrWr IS Cull 0 »M SWfH can ol towMIr I) Conn Libretti at the high school Keansburg. race official. MEKtaiK FOIC 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1976 IIIIMIIIAIHIIIIUIIIIIinilllllUUHIIHUIIUII ••HMIIIIMUIMIHIIIIIIIIIIimiUIIIINI Thomas Thompson, City housing unit session heated retired stockbroker Obituaries HIGHLANDS - Thomas J LONG BRANCH - After an barely off the ground when "There's a relationship be- thing ram-rodded through, " Corp. is in financial difficulty Thompson, 71, of IS Bay St., tween these two and the Kiely shouted Mr Dennis Mr. Shaheen assured the """" UIUHUHIIIIMIHIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIH Ill HIIIIIMHII •IHWUHIHIII hour and a half of shouting, Councilman James W. Den- died yesterday at Riverview the city's Housing Authority nit, also an authority mem- family," he charged, "and Mr. Grauman later said board that it is not. Hospital, Red Bank. agreed to seek federal guid- ber, charged that the meeting this would constitute a con- that he felt long delays only The proposal calls for a 1(7- Bom in New York City, he ance before approving the would be fruitless because the flict of interest." hindered the authority from unit high-rise to be construct- Paol Azzolina, son had lived here 45 years. Riven Edge Mall senior citi- mayor and four other coun- He did not explain the al- securing much needed addi- ed on Atlantic Ave. near Lib- erty St., adjacent to the Plea- Mr. Thompson was a re- zen high-rise project. cilmen had not attended! leged relationship, although it tional housing. Mr. Dennis also argued sure Bay area. The (4 million tired stockbroker, having The special meeting was The mayor and City Council is not believed that either of ex-state senator councilmen Is a relative of with Mr Shaheen, also mayor structure would be managed been a partner of Rogers * had been asked to attend, as the Kiely family. of West Long Branch, about by the city's housing author- U1DDLETOWN - Paul J Thompson, New York City. were W. R. Ed Kiely and School to serve whether the Rivers Edge Mall ity. Aoolina, 7 year-old son of for- He was a member of the Henry J. Shaheen, the princi- Mr. Bilger is a former Long mer State iien Joseph Azzo- American Stock Exchange as college unit pals of the Rivers Edge Mall Branch fire chief and W. R Una of 45 Borden Road, died He was a member commu- Corp. Both men attended last Ed Kiely's brother, John F suddenly yesterday In Rlv- HIGHLANDS - Henry nicant of Our Lady of Perpet night's session to answer Kiely, is the present city fire ervtew Hoipltal, Red Bank Hudson Regional School will chief ual Help Roman Catholic serve as an extension center questions posed by the hous- Mr. ABOIUMI, also a former Church, and a member of its ing board It was on these grounds state assemblyman, served for Brookdale Community Holy Name Society He was College during the fall semes- that Mr. Dennis asked that many years as Middldown Mayor Henry R Ciuffi was (former fire chief) Commis- a past president of the Si ter. attending a board of Educa Republican loader He li Vincent DePaul Society, and sioner Mel Kaplan also not president of a chain of five Classes will be conducted tion in Elizabeth where he is act on the matter. was a member of Barnm Hol- the board secretary. supermarkets here and In low Country Club, Middle- Wednesdays from 7 p in to John Manna, board at- The absences of the other Port Monmouth, Red Bank, town ISO p m The first session Is torney, ruled that Mr. Kaplan Wanamassa and Wall Town- Wednesday Sept. 8. council members were not ex- would not be in conflict of in- Surviving are his widow, ship plained, terest on these grounds. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson; a Registration information is Stricken by a malignant Mr. Dennis also requested ion, Thomas C. Thompson, available from the college ad- Another 45-minute.s of bick- brain tumor five years ago, that Councilmen Howard H. here; a daughter, Mrs Eliza- missions office ering took place, between Mr young Paul underwent surge- WooUey Jr. and David J. Bll- beth Dillon of River Plaza; a Dennis and other board mem- ry for Its removal, remaining ger excuse themselves from sister, Mrs. Herbert Kennedy Frank E. Shea bers on such matters as in good health until two years acting on this matter when it of New York City, and three whether the board would vote ago, when a recurrence of the KEANSBURG - Frank B. is considered by the council grandchildren. on the proposal last night; malignancy appeared in his Shea, 63, of 20 Beacon Blvd , whether the board chairman, spine. Further treatment en- The John P. Condon Funer- died yesterday at Bayshore Anthony Chidoni had said pre- abled him to lead a normal al Home, Atlantic Highlands, Community Hospital, Holm- Lottery winner viously that the board would is in charge of arrangements del, after a long illness. life until Hay, when: another, Long Branch; four brothers. TRENTON - The winning vote on the proposal last more serious, relapse oc- John, Mark, Joseph and Bom in Holyoke, Mass , Mr number in the New Jersey night; and whether approving curred. Gregg Azzolina, all at home, IIOIIIKI.I paper drive Shea lived here for 13 years Pick-It lottery Thursday was this proposal would hamper At the time of his oath, the and two sisters, Misses Judith HOLMDEL - The regular He was a mechanic foreman IK, the city's own application be- youngster was under chemo- Ann and Mary Ann Azzolina, paper drive will be Saturday for the Hertz Company. The straight bet paid fore HUD for another senior also at home at the Intermediate School citizen high rise on Broadway therapy, but the outlook for Surviving are his widow, 1345.50. There was no box bet The John F. Pfleger Funer- parking lot; Crawford* Cor- (Richard Klernan, authority more than a few months of Mrs. Eleanor Shea; a daugh- payoff. The front or back pair al Home, New Monmouth, is ner Road. director said it wouldn't). life was not good, Mr. Azzo- ter, Miss Neva Kemp, at paid »34 50. in charge of arrangements. lina explained Papers and magazines tied home and a brother, John The winning numbers se- The shouting reached its Barn In Red Bank, the in bundles can be brought to Shea of Albany, N.Y. lected today in the New Jer- loudest when Mr. Dennis kept youngster had lived here all Mrs. Carol M. I)ow«. the truck between 10 a.m. and sey weekly lottery were 593 interrupting Commissioner his life. He was a student in RED BANK - Mrs. Carol noon. Curbslde pickups, The John J. Ryan Home for and 765. Michael Grauman from ask- Nut Swamp School, and with M. Dowd, 79, of 50 Locust unavailable this month, will Funerals, here, Is In charge The millionaire finalist ing Mr. Shaheen questions. his family, was a commu- Ave. died Wednesday at her resume next month of arrangements. number was 21780 "I don't intend to see this nicant of St. Mary's Roman home. Catholic Church, New Mon- Born In New York City, sh mouth. lived here before moving i Besides his father, he is Florida in the IMO's She re survived by his mother, Mrs. turned to the borough in 1970. Roselyn Plcone Azzolina; his paternal gnindparents, Mr. Mrs. Dowd was a retiree and Mrs. John Azzolina, here; co-owner of Dowd's Flveand sloane's mid-summer sale values his maternal grandmother, Ten Store, in Jacksonville Mrs. Emma Picone of West Fla. She was a communicant o 202. Death notices St. James Roman Catholii ALLEN Utviiei Grant. U vtori, Church. of 37 William M . I uir Havm, N J on Tut*,. Aua 10, I?/'- 01 Iht Mrdi. ,JI She was the widow of Wil liam J. Dowd, who died in 1970. Surviving is a nephew. ILK, uiyiivi \j . jr , npui iv 3., junn D I MM Sandra N»l»on, cmd Mi.wi Allc*. The John E. Day Funera Sttphafilt, Kortfli ond MM. Groctl Gary Bro1h*f af Mr Guy Pottir and Home is in charge of arrange four grondioni Rtloilvvi and frltndt invited lo ott»nd tumiral itrvlcti ai ments. In* Wordtn Funeral Hismt, 60 E Front SI , Rtft Bank, N.J. on Sot., Aug. U, contemporary ItMal Horn VHItotlont F(l . 1-5 ond Man fined 8250
AZZOLINA Paul J . ooo 7 ol *S FREEHOLD - A Hazle Borden Road, Middle I own on Auguil 13, 1»74 Beloved ion of Joteph and man was given a suspended reformatory sentence, two living room pick-me-ups: immediate delivery Mark, Joiepti, Gregg, .ludlih Ann and Mary Anne Aliollna Dtot grondtiHi ol years probation and was fined John and Angelina Amitlrto and Mt <. l_ mmo Hlcone Funir rj| Monrjoy oI $250 for possessing marljuan v I', ii in from tfit John F Pflvgrr in ntrol Homt, US Tlndoll Road. New Nov. 18 in Keyport. Lee Monmouth, Wlddlclown, N J Matt ol Chrlitlon Burial will bt offirtd ol SI Caddie of Virginia Ave., Haz Mary's R.C Church, New Monmouth let, who had pleaded guilty ti at 10 a.m EnlomDmanl at Mounl Oil vtt Ctmtltry, Mlddltlown vlilline to this charge, was sentenced by morrow (Sat I from 7fovpm and Sunday 1 « p.m. ond 7 9pm. Mtmonai Superior Court Judge John P tontrlbullDnt may tM »nt to th* Amer lean Cancer Society Arnone. John Van Kirk & Son MONUMENTS UNKRAFT MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS LETTERED I CLEANED 85 COOPUR RD., MIDDLETOWN (otYfii 35 «f H.jddonj Cornir) 741-0319 747-2583
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ByJlMHKURMKK MUA customers, he main- maintains would result from against the construction capi- statistics contained in a re- MARLBORO - The severe tains the merger flt.Mt in yearly tal accounts port which he prepared but difference of opinion between The MUA provides water salaries for MUA commission- He said that for the fiscal which he said. Mr Salkind the principals in the aborted and the WMUA provides sew- ers; $5 000 in legal fees, S2.8N year ending Dec 31, II7S. the "buned " merger of the Western Mon er service. in engineering retainers; MUA recorded a IU.M0 oper- "Mr Salklad never brought mouth Utilities Authority Councilman John F. Crodd- tS.MI for the annual audit, ating loss that report up for a full dis- (WMUA) and the Municipal ick maintains, however, that I2.M0 in state license feet; • "And that really was Its cussion by MUA commission minimum of one MUA office Utilities Authority (MUA) there would be "no great sav- best year." he said ers, aid now he is using it," worker salary of $8,000 and clouds an issue which Is im ings" through a merger. He This year, the MUA is ex- Mr Croddick said HIM in overhead associated portant to the water and sew- said that this municipality pected lo show a profit be- Mr Croddick also said that with that position, and I2.SM er development of western would be surrendering control cause. Mr Salkind said, It re- when Mr Salkind sponaond when the MUA switches from Mon mouth. of its water development at a quired U S Homes to prepay legislation lo enable the MUA its manual billing procedures time when the township is un- 141,000 in water hookup fees to take over the Gordons Cor The cloud is caused by the to the WMUA's in house com- der pressure from developers. for a nw-hnmr development o." and Central Jersey utili- clash between Morton Sal- puter billing system kind, chairman of both au- The MUA is made up of not yet under construction off ties, he said that the private thorities, and Councilman five commissioners, all town- Mr. Salkind said his esti- Wyncrest Road utilities "were ripping off Richard Vuola, an MUA ship residents. The WMUA Is mate is based on 1975 expense "This, however, is a one member and local Democrat- made up of four commission- figures shot payment," he slid "But now he n reversing ic chairman; Council Presi- ers, two from Manalapan and Mr. Croddick, however, "The merger will enable hit philosophy. Mr Croddick dent Lawrence S Grossman, two from here. said that the merger would us to go out and have bonds said a member of both authorities, If the two authorities merg- result in the appointment of bid successfully," Mr Salkind "Mr Salkind u using this and Councilman John f, ed, Manalapan would have an executive director of the said. issue as a publicity vehicle WMUA who would be ptld Croddick, a member of the veto power and a strong say MMtM SllklMl Mr Salkind also described not for the benefit of the 125,000 to $30,000 per year. JiairrnNM Mrkari Vatis MUA. in water development here. • 100.W0 gallon per year min- people of Marlboro but only In addition, Mr. Croddick Mr. Vuola, Mr. Grossman Meanwhile, Manalapan would imum charge to MUA users Mr Croddick, however, for the benefit of Mort Sal- kind voted for it, while Mr said each WMUA commission- "1 really don't see any and Mr. Croddick are the continue to provide water to "a ripoff" He said that one said Mr Salkind ii quoting kind." he said Croddick, Councilman Rich- er is paid 13,000 per year, and great savings for the people elected Democratic hierarchy the southern half of that out of every five MUA users ard Vuola, Council President that the MUA users would be of Marlboro," he said. of the township. Mr. Salkind, township through their munic- consume less than the min- Lawrence S. Grossman and required to pay one quarter Mr. Croddick said the MUA while not the holder of an ipal water system. imum gallonage, but arc Charles Smith voted against of each salary if the merger built wells, a water tower and elected office, was considered The rest of Manalapan and charged for all of it anyway It. was consummated water tanks a (ew years ago the portion of this township On the other hand, custom an influental force in their Mr. Grossman is also trea- for tl million, wljich would not In the MUA service area ers who use more than the election to office. surer of the WMUA Mr Mr. Croddick said the now cost M »'> million to are -served by the Gordons 100,000 gallons are also "being Mr. Salkind, a former Vuola is local Democratic WMUA billed the MUA ap- build. He said he "can't see" Corner and Central Jersey taken advantage of," he said Democratic assemblyman chairman. Therefore, the split proximately (12,000 for eight turning hall of that financial Water Companies, both priva- and former mayor here, between the MUA and WMUA months of work performed by investment over to Manala- Mr. Salkind said that a typi- tely owned utilities. maintains the merger would commissioners is significant an employe that it previously pan. cal home on Truman Drive - save MUA users |4O,20O per The MUA commissioners politically. cost the MUA $0,000 to have "Why should we turn over new development, used year. This would result In 20 two weeks ago voted 4-1 done for a year's period. our water company to a super 307,000 gallons during a year per cent decrease in bills for against the merger. Mr. Sal- Mr. Salkind, who does not In addition, Mr. Croddick agency which would give half ending last June He said the now hold elective office, is ex- said the WMUA attorney, to another township, as well MUA bill for the water was pected to run for office again. Marvin E. Schaefer, makes as the destiny of Marlboro." 1374 While he maintains he has not an average of (100,000 each he said He said that the same wa- made a final decision to run year in legal fees. In light of "I don't think that's right." ter would have cost the cus- New Jersey Home Owners again for office, the split over this, Mr. Croddick said a he added tomer $172 If it was pur- chased from the Gordons Cor- the merger might affect the 15,000 savings in MUA legal Mr. Salkind maintains the ner Water Co CAN YOU USE UP TO political base he needs to suc- fees doesn't seem like much. MUA has lost money in each cessfully obtain a nomination Mr. Croddick said the of Its 10 years of existence Mr Salkind said that Ihe and win election. WMUA has more than 100 em- He said the losses were cov- merger would result in lower The former assemblyman ployes, while the MUA has ered because the authority minimum gallonage require- 25,000 Cash? detailed the 140,200 savings he two. charged operating expenses ments PURPOSE Fast, when you need it Tinton Falls votes employe LOANS ALSO AVAILABLE TO BUSINESSES
only locally baud secondary Mortgage Company salary raise of 8 per cent TINTON FALLS - The 18 night granting the raise in ac- several municipal street and simply include the "Tinton MONMOUTHCOUNTY employes of the borough's cordance with recently com- sanitation departments, has Falls " designation in their re INVESTMENT CORP. road and sanitation depart- pleted negotiations with the been acting as the bargaining turnaddres^ Hwy. SB - MMdlotown - 741-8061 ment are in line for an eight International Union of Elec- agent for the Tinton Kails em- Mortotgt Ucwi»— per cent pay raise trical, Radio and Machine ployes. The"Borough "Council in- Workers (IUE). Whether the union is. In troduced an ordinance last The union, which represents fact, the legal representative THIS REMINDER, for the employes Is up in the air. Councilman Irving Cohen Ifone of you is 52 opposed the ordinance in- is another reason to troduction on the grounds that only two of the 18 em- ployes were paying union think Colonial First dues and thus II appears that Lakeside homes at the majority of the employes did not recognize the IUE as their representative TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Mr. Cohen said he under- You can pay your utility bills Shadow Lake Village stands that the test for union at many branches of Colonial membership is the assess- ment and collection of dues First National Bank. It's He noted that this Isn't the case in Tinton Falls and thus convenient and saves for only $38,950? the contract negotiated with postage too. Below is a listing the IUE may be invalid He said he knew that a ma- of the branches and utility jority of the road and sani- bills they are authorized to tation employes have voted accept. You're kidding! initially for union representa- tion, but so far they have not been willing to pay the union dues and thus might not be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TINT ON KALIS, considered as legitimate J.C.P, & L Co J C P & L Co union members. N I Bell Telephone Co N.I Hell Teh-phone to The council majority, how- N J Natural Gas Co N I Nalural (ids ( 0 ever, agreed to introduce the FAST WINDSOR N..i iln-.ist Monmoulh salary ordinance pending a N.J. Bell Irlvphorw Co ( ounlv Rpqiond) resolution of the points raised rN'illSHIOWN St.uir.iqe Aulhoriiv by Mr Cohen HI' & I Co Mnnmouih ( onsolxl.iit'd The agreement gives the N.J, Bell l.l.pl,,,,,, ( a Wjicr Co road and sanitation employes N I N.iiui.il
10 YEAR WARRANTY ON COMPUTE POOL Blackmail Box 373 SIZE PRICE SALE PRICE PRICE Holmdel, N.J. MUSKIN 15x48" $399 *239 To the Editor: Model 9722 The blackmail was success- on tot* for "CARIBE". 18x48" $499 *299 ful! The person, running at a R»g SALE $ 1 time when Mickey Mouse 24 x48" $699 399 could have won on the Demo- 18x48" $399 »239 cratic ticket, stated before 24x48" $599 $339 THE 'GRANADA" election he could see no rea- SIZE PRICE SALE PRICE son for an income tax in the foreseeable future 15'x48" $499 *299 He suffers from myopia, ob- complete with bench NIAGARA viously, because five minutes SALE $5* *359 and Hammond teaching court*! 18x48" after he took office, he start- Rag, $ (LIST PRICE $1595 129 24x48" $899 '499 ed his never-ending campaign 1395 12x49' $249 for one, without success, ow- *159 15'x30'x48" $1399 '839 ing to a legislature that knew 15'x48" $299 YOU GET THESE WAS SALE it was not needed Then came the brainstorm! OPEN HOUSE $139 »110 Strike at the sacred cow of all OUTSTANDING Americans — education for FEATURES AND MORE! featuring 20% OFF their children. How? That part was easy. Have the court 44 NOTE KEYBOARDS ON ALL declare property tax an un- PURE FLUTES HARRY HAYDEN constitutional way to fund LOMART schools and order them closed AUTHENTIC VOICING Saturday, August 14th FILTERS until such time'as the legisla- I PEDAL SUSTAIN ture could enact an income I PATENTED REVERBERATION 7:30 to 10:00 P.M. SAND t DIATOMACEOUS ALUMINUM tax. Direct from the Hammond Organ Company, Harry will I VIBRATO EARTH SAFETY Now the children are as- demonstrate and play this brand new model Dolphin LADDER sured a "thorough and ef- I AUTO VARI with 28 rhythm patterns ficient" education Loosely plus many other new Hammond Organs. A«g. 5M5 I AUTOCHORD (WITH AUTOCHORD II) that give translated, that means higher GKEN POWER you 21 finger chords ^^^^^^^ town hrtiliitr PATIO HOCKS teachers' salaries, unbelie- Rag • 25 NOW 39" vably costly buildings and in- FREE ADMISSION CONVENIENT PARKING BRING A FRIEND 95 with pvNawoy credible amounts of unneces- 3forl°° sary equipment. Nowhere, A ALL COLORS tttps New *» \7 but nowhere, is there so much FMdt 5,000 Ml as a suggestion that educa- tion, or the state government, TOWNSHIP HARDWARE curtail their profligate spend- tat HWY 36 PORT MONMOUTH, N J. ing HAMMON 787-4060 While it is unconstitutional EATONTOW.N to fund schools through prop- 1 MONMOUTH MALL 542-7777 '-S' «*«c««twar-»c»-ai«Mi erty taxes, apparently it is (MIO-LEVEL) (A DIVISION OF ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, INC.) constitutional to keep tbe ORTHO LAWNS QARUlN PROD funds, earmarked for eduo>- 8 The Dirty Register SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1976 Social Security benefit hikes also have drawbacks
iiiiiiiiimmniiHiiiitiiiHiiiiiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiit By SYLVIA PORTER giving your mother a few dollars extra each week and by re- But say in your case your father's Social Security is (1,680 (Last tf flvr cclinas) checking your figures before yearend, you can confirm and your mother's is $840 You provide (1,300 for support This year's boosts in Social Security benefits may be a bo- whether you have contributed more than half her support Under the unit rule, that's split equally, (650 for your father, nanza for someone you help support — but a trap for you YOUR MONEY'S Then, money that otherwise would go to the US Treasury (650 for your mother So you provide less than half the sup- For the higher benefits may cost you (1) a |7M dependency will turn into major tax savings to you. port (or both. The unit rule knocks out any exemptions for deduction, (2) a new, bigger than ever tax credit; and (3) a A special twist in the area of dependency deductions is the you and you wind up with zero deduction for support! medical expense deduction government-approved "unit rule " Here's how that unit rule But by using the right strategy, you'll get the deduction As an illustration, you may get a dependency deduction WORTH allowed one taxpayer who contributed to the support of his for your mother's exemption Allocate your support pay- for your mother only if (1) she has a "gross income" or less parents to parlay a cash outlay into two extra dependency ments solely to your mother and keep careful records to than $750 a year, and (2) you provide more than half her deductions. prove your allocation Because you have specifically allo- support •HHIIIIIIIHIMIMHllllllllllllmiHIIIIIIMIHI In this instance, Prentice-Hall explains, the total support cated your support payments, the unit rule does not apply Example: last year, your mother received SS benefits of (1) You wind up a loser You forfeit the $750 dependency of the taxpayer's retired parents came to (4,100 for the year and you save your mother's exemption (3,050 and had no other income To help her out, you paid all deduction and the big new credit, for you don't contribute The taxpayer paid (2,100, and the other (2,000 came from his Pay your mother's expenses directly for clothing, medical her medical and dental bills in excess of Medicare — a total more than half her support You also lose the $3,100 of me- father's Social Security benefits. The taxpayer claimed both bills, etc. Ask your mother to have bills made out to her, of (3,100. Result: you got a dependency deduction of $750 dical deductions (750 dependency deductions — one for his father, one for then pay these by check Keep bills and cancelled checks as and also deducted the $3,100 in medical expenses (2) Your mother gets no benefit from her dependency ex- mother. proof. Make sure she sends you her yearend bills promptly, Reason: SS benefits aren't counted for the "gross income " emption since she has no income from which to deduct it Result: the taxpayer wins For dependency purposes, un- so you can make out and mail your checks before yearend test and you contributed more than half your mother's sup- (3) The only winner is the IRS. less a taxpayer proves otherwise, he must treat both parents and have them count for 1976. port But with the proper tax strategy, you can be the winner "as a unit." If proof is lacking, it is assumed that every dol- Caution: because SS benefits are now geared to the cost of Now, let's say you contribute the same (3,100 this year, and your mother can benefit too. lar his father and mother receive — whether from the tax- living and they keep going up, you may have to contribute but another boost in Social Security benefits (tied to the cost Take action now Make sure you nail down the entire payer or otherwise — is spent equally on each. more cash EACH YEAR to meet the more-than-half support of living index) lifts your mother's benefits to $3,150 in 1976 $3,85O-plus in deductions by being positive you contribute Since the taxpayer has provided more than half of their test and protect your dependency deductions. Your mother spends the entire amount on her support more than half her support in 1976. By starting early and support together, he gets exemptions for each. Watch this trap, starting now!
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Varying interests on term certificates SUCCESSFUL By DAVID R. SARGENT ation on a theme The basic point for higher interest rates money on deposit for the full Virginia was attributed to the abnor- Instrument is a 2^,-ycar term comes at 1, 2ty, 4 and 6 years. term. The bank is within its A — Yes. The shares are mally high level of outright Q — I am Interested in in- savings certificate earning Why not check with one of right to refuse a premature trading well below the 1973 purchases of computers. In- INVESTING vesting (5,000. What bank t\ per cent. All the bank is the officers at the bank mak- withdrawal. If one is allowed, high of 365% and at only 17 coming orders are strong and would give me the most Inter- doing is doling out the Inter- ing the offer about other there Is a penalty of forfeit- times projected 1976 profits of new product announcements est? I noticed an advertise- est payments monthly rather plans which might be avail- ure of three months' interest $15.90 a share. Earnings con- are continuing at a rapid ment for a local savings bank than In quarterly segments If able? The rates I have men- and reduction to pass-book tinue to surpass even com- pace. Both factors point to that bank or some other In that would mall a monthly tioned are the maximum for rate on the amount with- pany estimates. A 27 per cent uptrending operating results the area has a similar 48- check for (28 (plus) for a 30- savings Institutions under drawn increase in second quarter next year, as well. Directors month plan, you could earn at month (9,000 deposit Is this a Regulation Q; not all banks earnings on top of a 25 per have boosted the September the higher T>j per cent rate pay the maximum. If you de- dividend payment to 12.25 a good plan? II M Michigan Q - Do you still think In- cent gain in the first quarter VINYL REPAIR COMPANY Or on a six-year certificate, cide to Invest in a term cer- share, a 29 per cent increase. ternational Business Machin- lifted per share results to A — The advertisement you would be paid 7.75 per tificate, be certain that you es (NYSE) is a good long- REPAIRS OONE (7.57 vs. (6.09 for the 1975 first (Mr. Sargent cannot an- WE REPAIR OR that you saw is simply a vari- cent. In general, the break are prepared to leave the term buy for growth? C. S., ON LOCATION half. The excellent showing swer all mall personally, but RE-COLOR All will answer all questions pos- VINYL PRODUCTS OR IN OtR SHOP sible In his column.) FURNITURE • OFFICES Cancer society taps business aid LOWEST HOMES • RESTAURANTS LIFE RATES HOTELS • MOTELS IN THE ALLENHURST - The The Unit has established a said Vincent T. Hlrsch, unit (89,899 on patient services In Avchen, vice president; Er- INDUSTRY MRS • IOATS • CAMPERS Monmoulh County Unit of Business and Industry Com- president. "We're behind this the first nine months of this' nest Hall, treasurer; Dr. CALL USI the American Cancer Society mittee under the chair- year. As of July, we've fiscal year alone we've spent Charles L. Zukaukas. FOR SERVICE OR FREE ESTIMATE CALL has launched a new program manship of George Bielltz raised (176,000 toward our (75.000. medical delegate to the N.J. GARDINER to enlist the direct support of Sr., Middletown, to solicit goal of (265,000 by September "We will need a minimum Division of the Cancer MAREK 741-7659 the business community for funds from firms throughout 1, the start of our new fiscal of (117,000 tn maintain our society, and Dr. Allen B INSURANCE Its programs of patient ser- the county. year. patient services during the Kendall, chairman of the vice, education, and financial "This is something new for "We need the support of year that begins Sept. 1 andexecutive committee. Advertise in The Register aid to cancer research. the Monmouth County Unit," the business community if we must also support our Named new members of we're to continue our exten- education and screening the Board of Managers were sive program of patient ser- programs. Joel Amlel, Belmar; Mr. vices," Mr, Hirsch continued "The Monmouth County Bielltz Sr, Mrs Gwendolyn Local Securities "Our patient load is going up Unit of the American Cancer Hefter, Neptune; Mrs. Leslie lU'presenlatlve inter-dealer quotations ai approximately .1 - during the three months Society is appealing to the Hellenack, Matawan, Mrs. pm yatterday from NASI) Prices do not include retail mark- starting March 1, 138 addi- business community to give Chris Keller, Eatontown; Dr. Termites? up, mark-down, or commission tional patients were added to generously of Its support, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maggs, BANKS those receiving assistance. Hirsch said Deal; John R. O'Brien, Wall There were 200 phone calls Mr Hirsch has just been Township; Mrs. Charles BID ASKF.D from people who'd just been re-elected president of the ONeill, Avon; Mrs. Penny faced with a diagnosis of Monmouth County unit. Rowland, Shrewsbury; Mrs. TREATMENT Allaire Stale Bank cancer." Re-elected with him were Robert Schaefer, Asbury "any house" American Bancorp , 514 6 The unit president pointed Mr. Ulbrich, Robert E. Park, and Dr. Rudolph D Central Jersey Bank '..... a out: "Last year we spent O'Brien, and Mrs. Alan Talarico, Spring Lake. Community Siate Bank 9V; lot Fidelity Union Bank Corp 29% 29% • N.J Slate Application Lie » 00557 First Merchants National Hank Hi 13if%f 13% First Jersey National Bank 5-YEAR • F.H.A./V.A. Certitications First National Bank Toms River 12% Franklin Stale Bank III'.'J UNCONDITIONAL • No Interest Deterred Payment Plan AvailaDie Jersey Shore Bank 17m 19 GUARANTEE Brunswick Bank & Trust ! '. 17 ia • Fully insured New Jersey National Corp Btt 22% Ocean County National 13 15 lVople's Nal'l Bank, l.akcwood... 45 Shore National Bank 7V4 Shrewsbury Slate Bank TERMITE United Counties Trust Co 9k 17 Crated Jersev Banks of N.J 9 (fcttftrii CONTROL INDI'STHIAI. FREE ESTIMATE
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Atlantic Appliance Co., lnc 2c Biwkwa.v 1 "% 33% (800) 822-9713 lUK-k Engineering 2'4 C.B G Corporation. . ' Colonial Foodi :..... 'A IX'Toniaso liuluslni's % Hectronlc Amoclatea 2% EJectronlc Assistance 3 i'k LAUNCH CANCER PROGRAM - William Scanlan, left, vice president of Poodarama * Duncan Thecker Associates, pledges his firm's support of the Monmouth UIOGon-Homas, " 13% County Unit of the American Cancer Society to George Bielltz Sr., center, King Jamei Extended Care 1 1%' chairman of the unit's new Business and Industry Committee, while Vin- ljurd 17 cent T. Hirsch, unit president, looks on. Mr. Scanlan is a vice chairman of The Metallurgical International the Cancer Crusade. Midland Glass W% Mimmoulh Airlines '/(( Republican Munmouth Capital , 4'.n Mininiinilli Park H'A 15 \kininouth Real Estate Investment 3'a 4'A Convention N.I Natural Gas « 14% IVi-km-Klmor 215), 1976 Precision Optics % 1* Radiophone Torp 14 2 Servomallon Ujji Spiral Metal I1*" '% is Homes 6% «% linlted Telecontrol Electronics lft K'alter Reade Organization lnc % ttinslowTYl I'M 2/64 SHERRY CONOHAN PRESTIGE A first-hand report from KEYSTONE SAVINGS Kansas City by our own Statehouse Correspondent.
Saving Sherry Conohan will be going to Ms. Conohan, recently returned the Republican National Con- from the Democratic National Con- Is there wftere you are vention next week where she will vention, will report the news as well be an eye witness to all thai hap- as exclusive interviews and her pens on the floor ol the convention own interpretations You won't — as well as digging beyond the want lo miss a word ol this- in-depth obvious lor important, interesting report during these critical limes aquatedi pools and exciting news, behind the So be sure to get your copy ol scene news, with the emphasis on Monmouth County's most inter- BASEMENT ROOM »ti irPh iMPROVfMINU ATTIC CONVERSION the activities ot the Monmouth esting newspaper, The Daily Regis- ter 741-3000 MONET DOWN - TERMS AMANGED ON ANY IMPKOVEMENT - REE ESTIMATES County and state delegates. POOL BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLIES MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. The Daily Register 504 Shrewsbury »ve Shrewsbury. N J 07701 HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN Monmouth County's Out standing Home Newspaper 741 5060 One Register Plaza Shrewsbury, N.J. 542-4000 Reports differ on alcoholism tv't •y DR. JAMES M. LONG eration if the marriage u going to be saved Help for this type of marriage requires that the wife, A controversy w»s touched o|[ recently by the and possibly the children, must also be treated be- reports from the Canadian Foundation and the FAMILY COUNSELOR cause they arc a part of the alcoholic's primary Rand Corporation concerning alcoholism environment There are other mamagci that con- Both research studies reported that some re- tinue only if the spouse continues to dnnk This is longer need alcohol lor their dependency needs It because a non-alcoholic wife may use her hus- covered alcoholics could return to drinking — in is also possible that the answer may not be psy- moderation This statement is contrary to the tra- band's disease to her own psychological (though chological, II may even be a physiological change pathological) advantage She enjoys her role of a ditionalists' belief that the cured alcoholic must within the individual However, the study of any maintain total abstinence Their reaction to the re- martyr because she is able to gain a sympathetic segment of alcoholism assists in the ultimate solu- ear from relatives and friends A mantal relation search reports illustrate a need to prevent an alco- tion of the problem holic from using rationaliiation which, they feel, is ship of this form also disguises her own In- adequacies as a wife A woman who reacts this based on limited, questionable, and unsubstan- Penwaallty varlei tiated research. way may be difficult to engage in family treat- Psychologists believe that the personality ol ment She also can sabotage the chance for the re- These reports should not be viewed as a li- an alcoholic varies However, a growing amount of habilitation of her alcoholic husband cense to drink, but rather as a contribution in a evidence points to common personality character- combined effort to try to understand why approxi- istics For example, usually there is a low toler- Nf slagle uiurr mately ten million people drink too much Any at- ance for frustration, also an inability to cope suc- As yet. there is no jungle answer to the prob- tempt to leam more about individual behavior cessfully with anxiety and tension, plus i tenden- lem of alcoholism There is, however, some hope in the realization that the alcoholic did not become should be considered with a reasonable amount of cy to "act-out" conflicts II also has been deter- reserve, but also with true objectivity sick overnight, so his recovery can take time mined that the alcoholic is a person with strong Additional questions should be raised con- However, complete recovery is not always imme dependency needs; when he or she is frustrated. diatf In the meantime, better understanding by cerning the findings reported by the two corpo- the result is hostility and depression. SUMMER PARTY - Modeling period costumes to be featured at the 26th rations For example, if alcoholism is viewed as a the family members may help to create a more Annual Summer Party for the benefit of Family and Children's Service of symptom ot an individual's faulty emotional sys- Within a marriage, the alcoholic's strong de- livable home environment Monmouth County, are, left to right, Mrs. Judy Sparling, Rumson; Mrs. tem, then how does a person handle his problems pendency needs are often revealed in definite Margaret Mlhlon, Belmar, and Mrs. Teresa Williams, Oceanport. The card once he has stopped drinking'1 The (act that some areas that cause marital conflict Dunng the treat- Dr. l.un will be happy la answer aay qiet- party will take place Wednesday at noon In the Barclay, Belmar, and will cured alcoholics may drink moderately raises the ment process of a troubled marriage caused by IIMI directed It Mas sty ssaU la rare W The lull) feature a show, "A Century of Fashion" by Mary Hanclk of Holmdel. Mrs. question that they may have reached a high devel- the problem of a husband's alcoholism, the wife's Register, (hie Register Plata, Shrewsbury. N.J. Joseph E. Pilling, Manasquan, Is In charge of reservations. opmental stage in their growth, therefore, they no role in the marriage must be taken into consul- (771.1. (-MlMralUIH) will be resacetesl. Lifestyle 'Before' folks prayer SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY AUGUST 13.1976 The Dtaaify Register 9
Dear Ann: We would appre- We're still hoping for a htp- ciate it if you would print the py ending — even after nine enclosed story It Is our fer- long yean vent hope that two special ANN LANDERS Dear Hoping: So am I people will read it and think Please keep me posted If and of us were: rieB vanished They were re- when there u a reconciliation —A mother and a father placed with new things All Time can be a great healer Skinny crepes Thank you for your consid- —Two sets of grandparents the pait was turned into "bad What's prudish' What's eration, Ann. - No Identi- —Two sets of great-grand- times" and "bad people ' O K.? If you aren't sure, you fication, Please parents Now you are IB and 20, and need some help It's available NINE YEARS OF DIVORCE —Bunches of aunts and un your "before" folks pray (hat in the booklet "Necking and •n. Martta E*MK* Once upon a time there clei one day you will realize your Pelting - What Are the l.im —A whole lot of cousins. mother's words were not true Iti1" Mall your request to By BARBARA GIBBONS fat added, spray a six-inch nonstick ome- We remember your first and those "before" people Ann Lander*. PO Box I«X> let pan with cooking spray for no-fat puppy, your letteri from never left you In thought. Elgin, III WHO. enclosing M One, plus two and three equals four. frying, then heat over moderate flame Services director camp, putting your first hikes prayer or heart when you cents In coin and a long, That's our easy-to-remember recipe for until a drop of water will bounce. together, having your pic- kids were taken away from stamped self-addressed enve- protein-rich, low-calorie crepe! One egg tures taken, your tonsillec- all of us lope plus two tablespoons flour and three ta- Pour in a little of the batter, about tomlei, your teddy bears, blespoons milk equals four crepes. Need two or three tablespoons, just enough to to retire Sept. 3 your two summers in Florida, more? Simply multiply. - thinly cover the bottom of the pan when Library lists August events rotated. (Don't add too much batter or RED BANK -Mrs. Martha Espusilo, director of services the family birthday parties, SHREWSBURY - At the On Aug l» "Olympatd." the For a diwn crepes triple the recipe: you'll have a pancake instead of a crepe.) for MCOSS Family Health & Nursing Service, will retire Sept. the holiday gifts and your ex- second part of a classic docu- Use three eggs, six tablespoons flour and 3 after six years with the agency citement at opening the pack- Eastern Branch ol the Mon Cook about 30 seconds, then turn and mentary film of the ill* nine tablespoons skim milk (a little more She was instrumental in seting up the GYN clinics and ex- ages. mouth County Library, Rt 3t, brown the other side. Flip crepe out of than half a cup). panding the child health and Maternity clinics. In Freehold, this month Is an exhibit ol Olympics will be shown at the pan onto a plate. Continue making But when you were In the sculptural pottery by Nessan 7 45 p m the high-risk maternity clinic was established and it was her third and fifth grades there What makes our crepe formula differ- crepes, one at a time, until all the batter encouragement which resulted in the agency's Involvement in Graham Mayk and the Blcen came the "divorce " t'ARO PARTV ent from most recipes is the higher pro- is used early periodic screening at day care centers. lennlal Art Show sponsored After that there was only HIGHLANDS - The Ladles portion of protein-rich ingredients, milk Mrs. Esposito, a graduate of Seton Hall University, held by the Board of Freeholders and eggs, and the lesser amount of flour To make filling: wash, hull and slice —One mother and a step- Auxiliary to VKW Post INI supervisory posts in hospitals before entering the Community Workshops for small busi- Our egg-rich mixture is really a cross be- the berries and sweeten to taste. In an father will conduct a card party at 8 Nursing Service of Essex and West Hudson, first as a super- ness persons, sponsored by tween an omelet and a "skinny pancake." other bowl stir sour dressing and vanilla —One father and a step- o'clock tonight in the .post visor and then as assistant administrator As a member of the the Service Corps of Retired It makes delicious crepes in a nonstick yogurt together until well-blended Spoon mother, home, Ml Hay Ave Tickets National League (or Nursing, she has served on Its board and Executives (SCORE) are con- omelet pan ... or in new crepe gadgets three or four tablespoons of sliced berries —Two stepbrothers are available at the door was chairman of its bylaws committee. tinuing Aug 19 and 26 at 2 now rushing to the market. in the center of each crepe and add some But none of the "before" yogurt mixture. Fold up and arrange on Other committee affiliations include the Home Health As- people were around because pm plates. Top with additional yogurt cream sembly of New Jersey, where she served as chairman, the your mother divorced EV- The Monmouth County Makes eight crepes, 108 calories each New Jersey chapter ol the Arthritis Foundation; the Commu- ERYONE, not Just your fa- Blood Bank is slated for Aug g with sugar, 95 each with sugar substitute. nity Mental Health Center and Title XX of the Community ther Your "before" memo 17 from 2 to 4 p m SLIM GOURMET Services Council of Red Bank. Plan sold di'Kt to it* putMK is Uronor Any combination of fresh fruit can be more powwfcj' v morf ifltciiM man Ihe nan trio* action IMI iffmuii made into low-calorie dessert crepes. NMtl Mowing Plan Here's how to make eight delicious For main-course crepes, fill your prn- Co-op nursery school Why lake linir lapule* «h*n Mftl strawberry dessert crepes in a nonstick lomxila alMMl dti«f s trie manmun teln-rich "skinny pancakes" with hot MIDDLETOWN skillet or omelet pan, using no added fat amount oi me DW MUOJB Tarn* at white meat, chicken, crabmeat or tuna or oil: term begins Sept. 20 Hat Mttrpmodv »nd IOU »ei MOW and top with a well seasoned "cream HEALTH FOODS days HKKHI mm it* ii SMM1 MeOucing Man STRAWBERRY CREPES sauce" made with lowfat milk and flour LINCROFT - The fall ses- Road. Morning and afternoon (COLONIAL VILLAGE MALL) classes are offered three folio* the Dfogiam You lat *M- 2 large eggs ... no fat added. Use a little dry while sion of the Lincroft Coopera- 1060 HIGHWAY 35 »71-0*70 NMDDIHOWN lum lood and eicess tat mto burntd wine or fat-skimmed broth to season the tive Nursery School begins times weekly for four-year- pinch of salt Open Dally 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. • Friday Til 9 P.M. no mgi otsitad ol mn wioht' 4 tablespoons all-purpose flour sauce; add a dash of nutmeg and some fi- Sept. 20. olds and morning classes vov II lot* the utioht you want on nely minced parsley Parent committees have meet twice a week for three- • SALT i SUGAI Fill FOODS KM MITMCTID DIETS in. MTU VTOila MM Mucng 6 tablespoons skim milk Kan o' vour montv will oe 1 pint of fresh strawberries been renovating classrooms year-olds. The staff and • COMPUTE UNI Of VITAMINS I SUPniMENTS ••• SHOP TOua 3 tablespoons free-pouring brown sugar or and equipment during the school are state certified Easy low-fat sauces for calorie-count- • HEALTH 1 DIET IO0KS AND PUIIKMIONS MAM 11 granulated brown-sugar substitute summer in preparation the Information may be obtain- ers and cholesterol-watchers, for main • NATUtAl t ORGANIC FOODS MITtf one-half cup sour cream or low-fat sour school's fifth year ol oper- ed from Mrs Virginia Marr dressing courses and desserts'. Send a stamped, ation in Lincroft United Pres- of 42 Turnberry Drive, direc- Dttcounl To Stnlor ClUztni self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to one-half cup low-fat vanilla yogurt byterian Church. Everett tor. Slim Gourmet Clip-N-Cook Sauce Recipes Beat eggs, salt, flour and milk togeth- in care of this newspaper. Sparta, N.J. MISS DORIS er and let rest. To make crepes with no 07871 IMPORTANT NOTICE SCHOOL OF 4-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM As American as PROFESSIONAL Veterans park aquatedi pools A.M.-P.W. STARTING SEPT. 8 DANCE has first wedding | Sponsored by Yankee Doodle HAZLET - Miss Jane Fish- er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 741-3000 David Fisher, Virginia Ave., CHILDREN'S CARE CENTER will be the township's first POOL BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLIES 108 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK bride to be married here in Veterans Memorial Park. The CALL 842-5213 FOR APPOINTMENT prospective bridegroom is S04 Shrewsbury Ave , Shrewsbury, N J 07701 George Neal, son of Mrs Mary Jane Neal, Seeley Ave . Keansburg, and the late I Store Open D.tily THECB George Neal Mayor Herbert J. Kupfer will officiate at the PENDANT 3 p.m ceremony on the lawn Hand crafted in sterling silver near the recreation center. 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Opening S«pt 7 •> 4:00 PM. 229 BATH AVENUE LONG BRANCH, N.J. FAIR HAVEN, N.J. SILVER HOME CENTER Children 5'and uo PS TnrM't to ill ol you. Alchtmy it lunm MI, UTTU t»vu 229-4300 ON HmA let. - Iw tnmk 842-1810 787-7189 10 The DatfyRegMer SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY. AUGUST 13 1976 Priest hit on Carter stand
By Tke REV. LESTER KINSOLVING IHHH IIHI HI III HIM IIJIlMlltHMHIIHflMttM millions?) Greeley goes on to cite "One shrewd New York Catholic" (unidentified) as having told While Article Six of the Constitution prohibits him: any religious test for public office, Al Smith, after "We no longer wonder where he (Carter) FKST ASSEMILY OF COD HlfOM UNITED METHODIST his massive defeat in 1928 as the first Roman INSIDE stands Now we wonder if he wears sheets." Rev Dean Harrison Pasior 220 Sycamore Ave Church St & Campbell Ave John Koch Minis M Sunday morning worship 10 A.M Sunday Catholic presidential nominee, is reputed to have For a Roman Catholic priest to write — and Shrewsbury 741-0048 1000 AM Sunday sent the Pope a one-word cablegram: school Sunday services 11 00 A M and 7 00 School it 10 Kindergarten through grade 3 for a daily newspaper like the Philadelphia In- PM Wed 8PM 787-4668 "Unpack." RELIGION quier to publish — this kind of anonymous state- Most Americans thought with considerable re- ment ranks somewhere around the level of blam- lief that such religious testing had become a relic ing the Kennedy family for the Irish Republican UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 247 Broad St Red Bank. Roiio Michael Minister of the past in 1(70, when John K Kennedy con- lllimiHIIIIMHIIIIIHimilUIIHIIIMIilHHHMt Army vincingly assured the Houston Ministerial Associ- Sun. worship services 830 A M Worship strvtce There is, admittedly and unfortunately, a his- m ChtpdiooOAM worship service in Senc- ation that he would never allow ecclesiastical dog- perience, (as both Gerald Kord and Ronald Rea- torical precedent for such Greeleyism. In 1884, luary 10 00 Church School ma or regulations to cause him to compromise his gan have admitted ) James G. Blaine, Republican nominee for presi- MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHUICH SJ.C. oath to support the Constitution (JFK proved to One Roman Catholic priest-sociologist-colum- dent, made no protest when he heard a Presby- Rev HM Grubbs Paslor 25 Hwy 35 Ealon- be considerably more liberal on the then torrid is- lown 542-5318 9 45AM Sunday school Sun nlst, the Rev. Andrew Greeley of Chicago, has terian minister, the Rev. Samuel D Burchard, re- HAM 7 30 P M Services sue of birth control, than was his Protestant even written of what he terms Carter's "Catholic fer in a New York hotel speech to the Democrats predecessor, Dwight Eisenhower ) problem," because Carter supported "a com- as the party of "Rum, Romanism and rebellion." As governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter showed pletely useless abortion plank" in the platform of This Presbyterian minister's massive defama- MONMOUTH CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE no reported inclination to institute the Southern the Democratic Platform tion was quoted the following Sunday in Catholic UIVARY BAPTIST CHUICH 962 Sycamore Ave New Shrewsbury Rev Dale Twyetlori. Pastor 542 5816 Sun School 10 Baptist Convention as that state's established reli- "Many Catholics are no longer skeptical about pulpits all over New York. Blaine lost the state by Rev Roland L Miller Paslor 1305 Ealomown Blvd Oceanpon 542-2226 9 45 A M Sunday A M Worship 11AM Eve Service 6PM Wed gion Nor did he order any state employes to at- Carter, they're afraid of him," reports sociologist 1,14« votes — and also lost the election. Bible Study 7 P M tend church, or to abstain from beverage alcohol School Sun 11 A M 7 30 P M (Bible Hour) ser Greeley — who usually tries to back up such Ft remains to be seen whether any Catholic vices or tobacco. claims with the results of his own University of pulpits will, in the spirit of ecumenism, express Despite this, Carter's religious affiliation is Chicago polls dissent with Father Greeley's association of the being subjected to heavy scrutiny — particularly But instead of defining what he means by nation's 12 million Southern Baptists with the NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHUICH 1 Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmoulh Roads since he admits to having had a conversion ex- "Many Catholics," (dozens, hundreds? thousands' sheet! of the Ku Klux Klan. New Monmoulh Rev Donald N ScoliekJ Pas- tor Sunday School lor all ages 9 30 A M Morn- UNCROfT BIBLE CHURCH ing Workship 10 45 AM Evening Service 7 00 Rev James H Persons Pastor 1209 W Front P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 30 P M SI Lmcrotl 747-1231. Sun Bible School 9 30 A M Sun Services 11AM & 7 P M Wed Eve- Congregation greets new leaders ning Prayer Service 7 30 P M IAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH gants and friends attended LONG BRANCH - Joseph James R Galbreath DO Paslor 185 Ocean Km ID.in has been installed as the installation ceremonies at Ave E Keansburg 7876199 Sunday Services president of Congregation Lagowitz Auditorum. Rabbi 8 & 11 AM Nursery provided Sunday Brothers of Israel Roth noted the need of ortho- MUST CHUICH Or CHRIST, SCIENTIST School 9:30 AM Wad. Evening Bible Study and Prayer 7:30 P.M. Other officers are Seymour dox institutions to serve the 211 Broad Si Red Bank Church Service & Sun- Lapldus, Leon Leskowitz, community in the highest day School — Sun 10 AM Wed Eve 8 15 PM I Nursery Available Sun & Wed ) Reading Bernard Felnberg, and Dr principles and ideals of Ortho- OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH dox Judaism. He said the new Room.The Mall in Red Bank 10-5 Frl. 10-9 Edward Boim, vice presi- Kenneth Gamble. Pastor Appleton & Burlington dents; Nathan Katz, financial house- of worship being con- Ave Leonardo 291-2698 Sun School 9 45 secretary, and Morris New- structed on Park Ave., Elber- A M Morning Service. HAM Prayer Meeting CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7PM Eve Service 7 30 P M Bible Study Wed berg, treasurer. ton, reflects the acknowledged responsibility of Orthodox 44 Memorial Parkway Atlantic Highlands Church Eve 7 30 P M Service & Sun School 11 AM Wed Evening New officers of Sisterhood Jews in this area to provide a Service 8 15 PM Reading Room Wed 12-2 are Helen Shaprio, president, sanctuary and an educational PM 7-8PM THE SALVATION ARMY Maida Averbach, vice presi- center to meet future needs. dent of membership; Gail U Gary Asperschlager Pastor, 20 Riverside Ave. Red Bank, Sun School 9 45 A.M. Ser 11 Mufson, vice president of pro- Congregation Brothers of AM 4 7PM graming; Betty Davldowitz, Israel, the rabbi said, prides vice president of fund rais- itself on providing religious EPISCOPAL ing; Bayla Roth, vice presi- services twice daily and on sabbaths and holidays •ETHEL MILE CHAPEL dent of education; Madline MBMmg al the River Plaza Hose Co Lord's Sup- throughout the year. Forman, treasurer; Judie per 9 30 AM Bible Houri 11 KM. Sunday Boim, corresponding secre- Alt SAINTS, NAVESINK tary; Marilyn Stein, record- Jerome Engelhart, outgoing Corner ol Navesmk & Locust Ave . Navesmk congregation president, gave 291-0417 Rev HR Sorensen Rector. Sunday CALVARY CHAPEL Ing secretary, and Ceil Brenv Services 8 and 10 AM nii'i. financial secretary. special recognition to the Rev Richard L Shaw, Pastor Meets in Holm- Chevra Kadlsha, a group in- CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN del Motor Inn, Hwy 35 Sunday Bible Study 10 AM Worship 11 A.M. Praise and'Minrstry New officers of the Men's volved in religious burial cer- The Kings Highway. Middieiown Village 671- 2524 or 741-7704. Holy Communion, 9 AM 8 P.M. Bible and Prayer meetings week Club are Murray Zuckerman, emonies. Among its members NEW CONGREGATION LEADERS - Rabbi Tobias Roth, right, spiritual Mon through Sal, Sunday 8 & 10 Baby-sitting nights In various communities. are Sam Kravltz, the oldst president; Paul Rappaporl, leader of Congregation Brothers of Israel, Long Branch, congratulates the 94510 11 15 PORT MONMOUTH COMMUNITY CHURCH Murray Akawie, and Harold member of the congregation, synagogue's three new presidents. They are, from left, Murray Zuckerman CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY Lessner, vice presidents; Mr. Barney Lasky, Irving Lasky, AD Magaw, Pastor, Lydia PI and Main St.. of the Men's Club, Joseph Forman, who will head the conareoatlon, and Broad (Rt 35) and Sycamore Founded 1702 Port Monmouth. 787-0517. Sunday School Newberg, treasurer; Jerome Sam Goldstein, and Harry Helen Shapiro of Sisterhood. Sunday Eucharist al 6 and 9 30 The Rev Ed- 9:30, Morning Worship 11 AM Vespers 6:30 Shapiro, recording secretary, Coopersmith ward M Story PM Mon Y.P. 7 P.M Wed Bible Study 7 and Dr Boim, corresponding building committee. the congregation's distaff (40,000 was raised toward the P.M. secretary. Tribute was also paid to Mim Schneider, past presi- members for their support of new sanctuary and education- HOLY C0MMUHI0N, fAllt HAVEN A record number of congre- Mr. Lapidus, chairman of the dent of Sisterhood, thanked activities, through which al center. River Rd & Church SI Holy Communion Sunday SAM & 9 A M Wednesday 9AM The Rev Robert Magnus
ST. ANDREWS HIGHLANDS PRESIYTERIAN CHURCH AT SHREWSBURY Bay Ave near Cornwall. Services-Sunday Eu- Historic (1732) Intimate and Friendly. 352 Syca- Religious events planned in area chansl 8 & 10 A M Church School 10 A M more Ave Summer Schedule: Sunday 9:30 A.M. Nursery Rev James Steele (guests during July) UNION BAPTIST Kid's Crusade" which is Missionary Association. She is sessions, will be shown Aug. ST. GEORGES IY-THE-RIVER, RUMSON 747-3557 MMdletown scheduled for 7 p.m Monday also director of the state's 20. Waterman Ave , Rumson Sunday services 8 The church anniversary through Aug. 20 There will be district two, a Sunday school AM & 10AM ran PKSIYTERIAN OF RED IANK committee will sponsor the closing ceremonies on Aug. teacher, and a member of the BETHEL A.M.E. 22. Asbury Park Harding Rd •lop Tower Hill Rev Blanchard D first homecoming service at 3 Order of Eastern Star, As- ST. JAMES, EATONIOWN Homame. Assistant Paslor Summer worship ser- The Rev. Dr. Debroah P. p.m. Sunday The Rev Ro- The crusade will feature bury Park. 69 Broad SI The Rev John W Patterson Sun- vices 8 AM Informal service on patio 9:30 AM land Hunter, pastor of the the Prize Puppeteers, Lancas- Wolfe will speak at a service day Services8 & 10 AM Thursday evening Eu- Regular worship service in sanctuary. Second Baptist Church, Key- ter, Pa. MONMOUTH BAPTIST scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday. charist 7 P.M. The Rev Dr. Arthur S. Joice will be preaching port, will be guest speaker. Children who bring visitors Katonlown She is a professor of educa- at the 9:30 service. He will be accompanied by to the crusade will be An evangelistic film festival tion at Queens College, Flush- ST. JOHN'S, UTTIE SILVER members of his congregation awarded prizes from a Bicen- ing, N. Y. is planned for 7 p.m. on three Point Road 741-7826 Sunday Eucharist 8 & 10 THE ELIERON MEMORIAL CHUICH and choir. tennial drum and, at the consecutive Sundays. She received a doctorate In Wednesday & Holy Days 9 30 The Rev Ronald week's end. the boy and the education from Columbia Uni- P Jaynes Park Ave. Elberon, one block Irom the ocean Paul Barrett, program Summer Services. Jury 4 through September 5, girl who have brought the versity and did advance study chairman, says friends and "A Stranger in My Forest" ST. THOMAS, RED RANK Sunday Service 11 00 A M most visitors will be awarded at institutions Including Vas- former members of the will be shown this Sunday. Corner East Sunset t, Bridge Ave . Red Bank church are intied to attend grand prizes. The Mark IV production is sar Cojkge and the Univer- 7471039 Rev Fr EB Scott. Sun 9 A M Holy A bus trip to Hershey Park. Family members o( all ages about a stranger with a bi- sity of Pennsylvania. She has Eucharist Sunday School 9 A M Wed 9 AM zarre secret who is befriend- taught on all levels from kin- Pa., is scheduled for Aug. 28 are invited to participate in TRINITY CHURCH, RED RANK Arrangements are being the crusade. ed by children whose mother dergarten to graduate school Canon Charles H. Besl, Rector. 65 E Front St made by Mrs. Mabel Cain. PILGRIM BAPTIST and father are killed in an ac- and formerly was head of the cident before the father re- department of elementary Red Bank. 741-4561 Sunday services in July Proceeds will benefit Red Bank and August 8 00 A.M. & 10 00 A.M. WORMED CHUICH Of TINTON fAUS Seacoast Baptist field work Mrs. Mary Hundley, a ceived Christ. education and director of 62 Hance Ave , Tinton Falls. Rev Arthur W CALVARY ASSEMBLY member of this congregation, "His Land," a Billy Gra- graduate work at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. Dr. Dehtnk P. Wtife Landon. Paslor. 842-8638 Sun Service 10 30 West Long Branch was elected assistant stale di- ham film, is scheduled for A M (child care provided) Sun Church School "For God and Country" is rector of the Young Peoples Aug. 22. Cliff Richards and She is listed in "Who's Who LUTHERAN | 10 30 AM theme of the "Bicentennial Diplomats to the New Hope Cliff Barrows star in this sto- In America," "Who's Who TEMPLE BETH AHM ry of Israel. Among American Women," Matawan HOtY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH REFORMED CHUICH Of MIDDUTOWN "Survival," a Mark IV pro- and "Leaders in Education Membership applications Rev Harold Hornbergei Paslor, 741-9421 '6007 123 Kings Highway Middletown, Rev Wm W duction which deals with the and International Biogra- for 1976-88 are being accept- Summer service and nursery 9 AM Vacation Coventry 671-0965 Sunday School 9 30 AM Bishop Ransom entersultimate value of Jfsus Christ phy." A dormitory at Trenton ed. Information is available Bible School August 16-26. All children welcome Service of Worship 11AM Organisl Mrs Mar- — no charge as compared to material pos- State College bears her name. through the temple office. lone Poland Hall of Fame in Ohio REfORMED CHURCH Of KEYPORT KING Of KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH Warren and Osborn Streets Rev S T Scholien CAMBRIDGE, Ohio - the African Methodist Episco- 264-1198 Sunday School - 9 30 a m Morning Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds . Middletown Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom, pal Church, has been a minis- Former stripper switches Worship — 10 45 Services II 10 45 AM Sunday Scho 115 formerly of Oceanport, N.J., ter M years He was editor of AM Dial-AStory tor children-Dial 6?' U19 has been named to the the A.M.E Church Review 12 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Brethren has reiterated the hol, but says that those who Guernsey County Hall of years," chairman of the WilbeV (AP) — Former stripper Su- church's historic position up- do drink should remain within Fame by the Cambridge. force (Ohio) University board sanne Hams, 29, has switch- holding abstinence from alco- the fellowship. LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Ohio area Chamber of Com- of trustees 16 years, member ed from displaying her body Missouri Synod merce. of the Ohio Board of Pardon to displaying her faith in 618 Tinton Ave . New Shrewsbury The Reverend and Parole, organizer and Jesus Christ Donald L Bggs. Pastor. Sunday School & Bible U.S. Sen. John Glenn. I) Class. 9 00)A AM r , Wors CHURCH Of THE NATIVITY first president of the Frater- Church is compiling >rship Service. 10 30AM Ohio, and the late Lawrence Now Mrs. Tom Register, nal Council of the AM E. Rev Donald E Hickey, Pastor. Ridge & Hance "Bill" Boyd, who played and a member of First Bap- Rds Fair Haven. 741-1714 Sat 5 PM Mass churches, fust president of Hopalong Cassidy for many tist Church here, the former Sun AM Services —730.9.10.11.12 . the Bishops' Council of the Fair Haven directory LUTHERAN CHURCH Of THE GOOD SHEPHERD years in Hollywood, were "Miss Nude Universe" of AUK Church and director Lutheran Church in America Middletown Rd al named to the Hall of Fame In 1971-72 was converted to Crawford Corner Rd, Holmdel 842-4596 • 671- ST CATHARINE'S CHURCH of the Bureau of Research Christianity about a year ago, FAIR HAVEN - A direc- tions, community services, the same ceremony. tory of the various com- 1522. Services 9:30 Ftev James T ConneH. Pastor, Middletown Rd and History of the A.M.E. married and settled down borough officials, meeting Holmdel 946-4487, Saturday Mass 5 pm Sun Bishop Ransom, a leader in Church here. munity services, churches, times of official bodies, AM Masses - 830. 930. 10 30. 11 30 12 30 and organizations in the school schedules, a brief Weekday Mass9 AM She began telling the story LUTHERAN CHURCH Of THE REFORMATION of the change in her life to borough is being compiled by history of the town, and a Broadway al Locust Ave . W Long Branch Rev various groups at the sugges- members of the Episcopal. street map ST. GAWIEL'S Church of the Holy Com- Robert H. Linders. paslor Summer schedule tion of the church's pastor, One service 9 30 AM No Sunday School Rev James T Connell. Pastor. Hwy 79 Marl- FREE CAR WASH the Rev. Homer G Lindsay munion as its bicentennial Timothy Hadsell heads the boro. 946-4487 Sal Masses. 5-7 30 P M Sun gift. committee that includes - 7. 8. 9. 10 & 1130 AM 1230 & 5 PM Jr., after informing him of CROSS Of GLORY Weekday Masses. 7 AM Hugh Blake, Arthur her past career. Cambridge Dr. on R1 34. Matawan. Timothy R, The booklet is expected to Kendrick, John Hopkins and SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 It had included numerous be sent to each home in town Swanson. Pastor 563-1118 Service at 9 AM Mrs. Douglas MacConnell of Sunday arrests, she related in a re- by Sept. 18, the day Fair 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. cent appearance at First Bap- Fair Haven, and Mrs. Pa- Haven will officially tricia Spray of Red Bank tist Church in Westminster. celebrate the Bicentennial Calif., but all that has NEW MONMOUTH changed now that she has The cost of the project Is John White IV, a printer, OLD HOT CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN committed her life to Christ. and James Egan, artist, have being underwritten by local CONGREGATION IETH SHALOM Established m 1668. 69 Kings Highway. Middle- BAPTIST CHURCH businesses via adver- developed a tricolor to mark town Village An ecumenical fellowship m lul 186 Maple Ave Red Bank. 741-1657 or 741- WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - tisements in the booklet the Bicentennial year. Plans communion with the American Baptist Churches (CORNER Of NEW MONMOUTH AND 8376 Services Sal morn 9 15 Hebrew School The directory will include call for an annual updating Sunday School 9 25 AM Worship Service 10 30 The annual governing confer- Registration Can 741-8376 AM Arthur R Namendort, Minister 6T1-1905 CHEWY TWH FARM ROADS) ence of the Church of the lists of churches, organiza- and re-issuing. Kuhn orders DH use Reformed Weiskopf in '76 World Series PHOENIX, Ariz (AP) - years with thrir prtiMA iiiiti leads PGA by stroke post-season, all-star and exhi- Designated hitters will be bition games with NL clubs could nui be s-eiii in used in the World Series for Kuhn declined to supply the <>r ietttlf »iihuui HI BKTHESDA Mil the first time this year, Base- tie-breaking vote on that pro- sent The Man stalking (iff the course HI tin- *i •' • ball Commissioner Bowie posal "1 have not adopted It eis with imIT-•.!• Kuhn ordered yesterday. DH rule for the All Star Ihell C0ttnCt4 Nejttli (mated b) .* small Ui> »dtkin>: h The American League, Game," the commissioner official!) btoMMi i member Urn.' ,A.I^ this kid - it *i which has used an extra hit- said "In that game, you want i>f lot in ter (or the pitcher since 117), to use a different hitter every af, jus iirsi |>uk FtroMu i n lumlius OkW I'Ul I null. .. i • proposed using DHs in the time" teiv the league officially CX1 UUUlli 1111 Ml Mfll I'll! "' II World Series at baseball's an- In addition, Kuhn named a 27 "i ii.uih injured nual summer meeting The l Ihoughl li my ixii > six-man committee consisting Hlakc < uIlin ~> National League owners re- • of the league presidents and Lfigva apokwnM jected the idea, but were Ij.ni ti, be carefiii nh.it I H) .HI.I to four others to "come, up with uri'iip stand iiiiimM using ;i overruled by Kuhn. a formula (or a uniform use designated blltei i"i ilii \ inii'lr inothei I w.'uiil nev i live " "I cast a vote with the of the designated hitter piii In't "hasn't i' American League proposal to throughout both leagues " much, the bed) nf tin ll'l I'nni Torn Weiatnjjl all III in use designated hitters alter- Previously, American al League li opposed in the tantrums ami blowups behind l" I nate years in the World League clubs had proposed con e|ii urn' stroke ie.nl Into lh« ie< >.mt • Series, beginning in 1176," using the designated hitters in Champioflitiip lodut) «Vti ihe lanj and I Kuhn said in casting the tie- World Series games played In The National Leage and >l'ill.tl rmtnlrs ''hili COUTK American AssiKi.iiiiui ,.n iin breaking vote. their parks. "I tlon I know uhelhci I Mill UIII HI HOI l<-».i<: Kul t»n groupl HI H "Designated hitters will be The commissioner also cast lUwlr Kuh« I iisMiP' you I .mi playing fin touroainenl with u ball itlll holding oul used in every game of the the tie-breaking vote when ilill.-iiiii ittltude l h.ue pn pared In I dtl i 197(1 World Series," Kuhn the National League rejected scored, total bases and use of tin- designated btttei havra'l victicrd much I bav« wirktd on w\ tw on balls said. He explained that under an AL proposal for expanded Earlitr, National *l iii\M-if with poiUlva ii" For pitchers, the boniisel swnefl N.iiii"! ,i — i>• i.11 com Playing brilhantlj bat making i coupl« I» problem! hi | i KH I iiinni'i I'.u'rii ' 'en, i liiini facing the leigae, and In pton fired • five undei pai H to adjgi |ioun and winning percentage formed ill i Id on* ui Austin, Tex., mil imie known'aptomntriil in Od Morgan On housekeeping finances, the mat 1 tis In he reviewed, the 24 club owners adopted .i irnm Wewoka Okla . tied 11 M resolution to indemnify Kuhn will be the future ol i hub DM | Wtlll ll s.m ' Sports Keeney KB Nl pii'snlenl 1 and other "officers of base- kill I Kim - .mil lii'l In DUie men. I ee I'Mil ll SHREWSBURY. N. J FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 1976 11 ball" in case of damage! re. \i i niilmj; to tlniM' BOUIPes black to plaj in cha Masters, pleased hl« sMneliinr golfing suiting from a federal cowl August A Bttcct li . owner ol partner Prealdeni Cord bj tytng-i'hariM Coodj -••*•' IWTJ suit filed against Kuhn by ihc si Louli Cardinala, aidwd MCOWII N the alternate-year plan, desig- performance bonuses to play- Oakland as ownoi Chsrlei the conmllltee tn cnnsulfl III nated hitters would not be ers. "Subject to discussion "I'M- gol i" ni ii borne, I'm ran Hid Pn (dent mil glw Finley used in the 1177 Series but with the Players' Associ- iny Kecney and .Inhn i ,;il:n in mi' • can: Eldi i laid Ue'llvi would return in 1878, and be ation," Kuhn said perform- American League Kami baseball's chief liboi negotia iimn the com --i1 used in alternate years there- ance bonuses would be will be allowed to witlmld 1. tor, for alleged incottipeli nl 1'ivr playei - ui re >l '•'•< including rookie Ji after. allowed for batters, based on players in the first round of leadership reigning US and Canadian "i>"H champion fdrmi The AL club owners also their hitting average, runs the draft The league SIM de- The six Hum i iiiiiiiiiiii-t' 11 i)|«'ii king Hal Infrtt Mar* Hayei tad i»ns uuliidi proposed using designated hit- batted in.homers, slugging cided that players with 1(1 headed by John McHate "I /emlei ami Mike Morti | ters in their parks for all percentage, stolen bases, runs years in the majors and five the Montreal BipM Defending champion Jack Nickliu gutininij hM I major crown, Ihol .i 71 .is did ln« "i"1 '" '" "' *>d ai the ainucle of ajie ganv W-year-oW VrnoW Palmei **o hai PGA LEADER - Tom Weiskopf chips to the 15th never ui'n B PQA nil- during the Hi si rouuil of the PGA yes- ,, i eni !, , mil .i bad score l"i Ihc llrai ro s Congresslonol Country Jimmy cops Nicklaus SUKI phllotophkall) with a ftS to take "My iniiiii »eni blank," laid P*ln)i I double ooge) »lx "ti tin1 Mib h"1 round "1 iiiii' myw if having doubl Ihal Iw • •• ' liW Masters wu winning I in i iliotu l • an'( II»I base im^ and willii- Randolpk Fred and look ;»i*.'in.'in1 of five Ptlllllei list niuhi A back problem put Brazil's Thomas Koch out of action, Btahle) ami Ulm> i MuinwoM Hunt i" whip 'in iiii'ii m ,i n.ii i|'» i • forcing him and partner Ray Moore to withdraw from the Tunis L' i list nighl i ii Mini ' ,11 ru lingll ll • h;i |l ol .' " . nCorti doubles. fish mini. ' iin -i 'i i" hti nisi July H id in I,i Moore, the No. 12 seed from South Africa, suffered a 6-2, Braun, wnd had SUIJ l< victory In !S d • .mil buw, !••- record ami if.H Dl \ Mars 1-6, 7-5 loss to Solomon in a third round match he felt he 1 Ih'iivlay nlgbl I 111 Is i'I,Jill l *iw, ;• trial i ii li flom thi Vm \HIk .. should have won. (."niie til", ki 't ii" PhlHifi 1 lit r '• 1 ll MS w I! Ii ;i h;i - C i Huntei in ii" first Innii farm i lub al Syracuse on Jul) "I had a lot of chances," said Moore, who served several loaded double in the fourth in Rookie pltcffei in hut • ill" v |ni»"i liidfii lineu|j *uh fnur Iwti i urj s MI ' match points before losing. "It was just one of those things. ning tending Ihi 'i unkti Uanlung Up' "I became impetuous and rushed a bit and made a lot of er- intu .i 11 load and giving tin ! i ninim ' majm «in rors." Ni'K York hi si tj.,M IIUIII Hi'1 hiti mil knocking in a inn la Ing with 1 Vilas had an easy time beating Dick Crealey 6-1 in the leagueleadt iih)p,w.UJi It lead iin' Ban I fh.il!.- first set and leading the second 1-0 when Creeley retired due Hill. to the stifling heat and a slight leg cramp. Mickey Riven and > irt - lh" lust vttleli In other matches, eighth-seeded Brian Go.ttfried dumped M.iy had Dire* hits and drove I'll nil »nli a smule .mil Bill Scanlon, 6-3, 6-2; No. 9 Onny Parun held off Jario Velasco. in two i uns apiei e for i lit Q tlltl li oil I
7-0, W, and No. 15 Ricardo Cano topped Michael Wayman. 7- • 1 6,6-4. .nl UP t in . • CLOWN PRINCE — After complaining thot he wu- hit int'i In women's singles, No. 8 Helga Maslhoff completed the tired returning the high serves of Victor Amciyn ovi i Ilii Idle Rallimnfe On i 'Inul'. , field of quarterfinallsts with an easy 6-1. 6-2 victory over II- during the second round of the U.S. Open Clay ules In tin' t hit
HI - U.m, I V* 4 U», MM.; 4 P«r. 11-1 Hi i Roblon HIM lonntr Foriticut (107) Gotntl 1S-1 Ntvtr F... ,..5-2 Borltv Mill (117) Srumtttld.. Lowlt't Llna IU7I CorrlvMu K I 101 Eaottt Chomp (101) Somyn .10-1 Plonotr Patty (IIS) Snoll Six G i (110) Gabrltllo 9-1 Hectare) MIS) Nr Solior'i imp (i»> Drury 4-1 HorxHom* Ghoil II11J AndtrtOfi! !!!!!!,!•) Ad MwMmtM (117) Nr U-1 Y« * I SI* - tr,Mt; I V«J CM Botd Anglf (111) AftdtfWt 3 1 Jr« - 11 m IT.• Ft** U> F.*M ; Urn. , Mlu Nlbbltl (110) Oomtt 4-1 to Musial sectional finals Dtcldtd Effort! li» Gracla Arlitocrallc King (110) Brown 4-1 Mill Top Grode OMI Thomat PochoaeStoreiriOJGomti. M Selections Chi Town Mitt (111) Lovoto Dltco Donctr (111) Micfil 19-1 LYNDHURST-Lincroft ad- Kent Provlne singled to load John Leonard, who pitches Lwtnia (107) Rlv«ra R Makt A Buck (117) Nr M vanced to the N.J. Stan Musi- the bases. Phil Kornbluth's for the University of Pennsyl- bhy Willlf III/) Shlimt-r FOt Mil Ski Dolphin Jim (113) Nr W BY REGGIE STER Rochvi B (09) Bown 11 Fly Bait (117) Thomas 4-1 al Baseball Tournament finals walk tied the score and Mar- vania, was the loser. He Bubbly Biondt (111) Saumtll 12-1 4lh -••,•••; I Y* A Uf>; Clmt ; Wednesday night by defeating sella's single was the gamer. yielded nine hits, walked inohoyttacfc M0*l Oemtl 1-1 4M( — tMM; I Y* FIHIM; Clm» , 4 Pw. lM*1/U
FUST, I WANT VE IT'S HIGH TIME WOU TO FETCH IN A Crossword puzzle STARTED HELPIN'OUT 1 ARMLOAD OF WIF TH CHORES, TATER 29 Fiagtwii 49 Watchful 13 KINDLIN' < ompound guaidun 14 g 16 Thtdogt WOOD » Nochewmo SI *«it squad W F..m cA*m 12 Pooch haven 21 Cardtot 34 AIM U Poui toi 36 Boy moling raniiaay gill 56 Phony 40 Ertgaota skirt bl Conundrum 41 Not bad. « Homwror not good 30 Owning 42 Odd (nil* Golfing tOf WOW tallow turds 43 Andothwi 31 Verve ibbt OOWN 33 CM 46 What not to 1 Partial 34 Getoflet ItitsuMn THAT'S OUR PRCE \ turn. wht*t refunds driving 2 Himalayan 36 Pictura FOR A COMPLETE 48 Habitu Ptak 37 Far from ALUMINUM- SIDlNS / comb lom 3 YwU JOB, MR. ^\/ bamy on Vnimlly'l Puj/le Solv»d 4 Late rich Giaa* 5 Uncle's X 39 Nook 6 MortiM 40 Courage pannaf 44 BiMthatt 7 Fianlic 46 Dapoaad tad* uiiujjju uuuau.Bjjul ngnel 47 Oapoawo) uuuu iiuwaa uuuo 8 Diplomatic •tie above 'FIRST, THE GOOOA£WS QAOI THERE'LL & i OPIUM agiiaul HHI 60 Haggis • Kmdol MIX MORE FRESM AIR IM THE GARASE NOW F •• unnn uoann committee 52 Common anana noau nag Egyptian nnonangnnn anna 10 Ram's horn, Mary msvns luan) The Faniilv Circus BY Bil Keane uuiiituiiauiii* uaun 54 Commatual uiiau uuuua aauaj gogues var NO PROBLEM, OUNC I WAS SO SORE 1CUD ACCEPT THCRE /ARE, PAL 11 Jesters 66 Ika'tmono •FACT IS, THAT I HAP A ten POSTER •THE StOSAN 12 Takalums gram HOW DO THE VOLUNTEERS WRIGHT, WHO HEADS THE WINDOW. THATU <3cTT WXI A WE NEED THE STAFF MAD A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FEEL ABOUT WORKING F LEADERSHIP i c-r— 10 ME, OWEN--INSTEAD Of <— tmi, FOR APPISOM MILES? p 1', • iT" !T 7T~ ir ?1 I 1 + I'M LOOKING FDR Li I SOME GOto MEN • TO HELP ME PAINT THE ; CHURCH, ANDY- r 1 MEN HARD P TO CIND, TT VICAR 'What time do thty turn off th« wavti?" 1t y1 y The Wizard of Id Your horoscope, birthday . .ANP 5 well as in territory at certain ages. in so doing, to land your own or could easily be forced into a their results. ARIES (March n April in- another's business enterprise in prolonged period of rest during SCORPIO (OcL tS-Nov. XI) - Natural ability mean, not so trouble. You enjoy all financial your middle yean as a ratuk of You can master a new technique 1 ^ LJJ dealings and are at time* hard- physical eidiausuon. You must, - but only if you are willing to this time. .Pay attention u, therefore, be sure to get all the pressed not to offer others un- appear inept in your initial another's directives. solicited advice at to where - rest and relaxation you need. efforts. Consult experts for ad- TAURUS (April »May ») and where not -- to put their vice. You have excellent taste, and - Avoid the pitfalls of over-con- money. What you seem to forget a love for life's luxuries that SAGITTARIUS (Nov. &•fldsnee. Know what you art U that moat people regard their could cause you to spend a for- Dec. 21) - Better conditions on capable of doing - but dont be Blundie personal financial status as their tune even before you make it the home front are the result of in a rush to do H1 own private business, and con- hard work this Saturday. Eve- WHY WOULD GEMINI (Maya-June »- rider any inquiries into their fi- ning brings personal satisbctiOTt. I TAKE YOU The value of your own intuitive TO LUNCH?/ nancial state, no matter what the Saturday, August 14 CAPRICORN (Dec S-Jan reason, as unforgiveable prying. LEO (July IS-Aug. 221 - Vary 19) - Make contact with those knowledge should become more Remember this and you will the routine today or you will end who can be of service to you at and more apparent as Ins day keep more friends, make fewer up being extremely bored and this particular time. You should wean on. Employ instincts for enemies. •unhappy with yourself and your enjoy a pleasant evening. profit Because you are much dated lack of accomplishment AQUARIUS (Jan ID-Feb. IB CANCER (June H Jury W - by any success, you must be on VIRGO (Aug U-Sept 21) - - Plan your immediate future Friends appreciate your efforts your guard against post-success You will need a delicate hand with the aid of loved ones Home to warn them against a ccnuiiai recklessness that could lead to and a sensitive eye if you are to matters take up you time and at- enemy Don't expect repayment ultimately greater than be able to apply artistic theory tention this Saturday of a material nature Sheinwold's bridge advice Doonesbury North dealer South decided to go after overcall with a singleton in by Alfred SheinwoW North South dealer MtrummX the diamonds, and he wasthe opener's suit than with a mLutcmmio' \ Some players seem to have uite right. He gave up two singleton in any other suit. NORTH umvmmtis AIL I CAN SAY IS, 8A8i.. I'M a knack for guessing which 3iamond tricks, and dummy's • 4 OmWOFAQOOPKOQUO! opponent has a missing queen last diamond was then good DAILY QUESTION
1 PART Of A NEVER NEARP AT THE M& HILL fWV FORTH-8£A6lE CHAR ROCK Of A6E5"l/NTlL FARM. UJE WENT TO 10UVE HEARD IT S0N6 CHAPEL EV£fW M0RNIN6! W FORT* MA6LES:
The Phantom Beetle Bailev / WE'VE A LEAP. A BEACH BUM SAW THE EVERYtHlf>teS \ CROOKS HEAP OUT TO FINE EXCEPT] SEA... TO A YACHT... ' fOK TMAT /_ffl ' v /W« 1 la I 14 The DfciyRegister SHREWSBURY, N j FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1976 READY SATURDAY ONLY 10 A.M. Sales start in Sea Bright
SEA BRIGHT - Merchant* "For instance," said Mr and pastries to hungry shop- In addition, she said that here uy that shops and res- Katims, "a shopper could find pers such sales were the mer- taurants along the borough's sales like f 15 slacks going (or But the sales are also a chants' way of conveying to main street will be chocked IS, a hat going (or 25 cents two-way street. shoppers "the benefits of FASHION BUYS FOR LADIES! with bargains during Side- and panty hose at 10 cents a "Obviously, people can find small town shopping where walk Sales Days, which get pair" bargains since the merchants the business people are famil- famous half-size fsll lumpers under way today. The sale tare, he said, will are getting ready (or fall and iar with their customers by range from basketballs to are trying to move out their Brand new! Button or zip front polyesters in An annual event here since name versatile jumpers! Washable, no fuss 14Vj- (lower pots, paint to hard- regular summer clothes and 1M6, the sales are slated to be "We have to go out of our 24V4. WOMEN'S WOULD twice-a-year fare beginning ware, plants, pottery, tee- goods," said Judy Connell, a way to give these customers misses' dresses 6 skirt-sets this year shirts and "even food " coordinator lor the sale. the very best because we're The sale will run through This year, (or the first time "Merchants also benefit di- New fall deep tones! Long or short sleeve m |»QQ wholly dependent on their styles in pnnts or solids. Polyesters 8-18 in •• y»» tomorrow rrom » am. to 6 since the first curbslde sale, rectly too by participating," business." p.m. each day restaurants will participate, said Ms Connell, owner of fashions- Discounts, according to Ar- offering special lunch prices. The Zebra, a gift and plant During this sale, as during women's extra-size blouses thur Katims, president of the And one establishment, shop, explaining "the sales in- the last one held in May, the for-fall... Long sleeve no fuss polyesters in bow neck or shirt Sea Bright Business Associ- Longos, will transform its troduce people to shops that first three rows of the munici- styles. Assorted tall prints. 38-44. WOMEN'S WOHU) pal parking lot will be re- ates, will run from 20 per cent frontage into an outdoor cafe, they didn't know existed be- at savings misses' leather-look jackets up to as much as 95 per cent offering cappucino, coffee fore " served (or business patrons. up to $17! Supple, soft PVC's in snap front jackets with all the BBBAQ important fashion detailing. 8-16, S.M.L. 7 handbag clearance! Stephen J. Leslie elected Sold in stock 5.99-11.991 Incredible values, shop junior early! Double handle & shoulder styles Assorted colors, BUOOET BAOS new conference president dresses & misses' & half-size pantsults Many sold in stock SSI Travel-perfect, washable NEW YORK - Stephen J Besides being general vice Fla skirt sets polyester. 10-18, 14Vi-22Vi. BUDGET DRESSES Leslie, general vice president president and his new post as One of Mr Leslie's chief 1l i •»• not in Eilomownl of the International Union of president of the conference, duties as general vice presi- many misses' dsshlkl tops Operating Engineers, with a Mr. Leslie is also an execu- dent are regional conferences membership o( 500,000, was with representatives of gov- sold in Fabulous tops for fall! Popular engineered print in tive board member of the Na- black, navy, beige or wine. 100% cotton. S-M-L. unanimously elected presi- ernment, management and la- stock tional Maritime Trades De- LOUNOEWEAR DEPT. dent of the Northeastern partment and an executive bor for the development of 19.99 States Conference of the Op- board member of the Mari- offshore oil resources by misses' stretch bikinis erating Engineers at a confer- time Port Council of Greater American petroleum com- ••26 Sold in stock 99c, If pert. All 100% stretch nylon, in ence in the Roosevelt Hotel. New York and vicinity. panies and the offshore nucle- flat knits, textures, laces! Assorted colors. "One The conference is one of the ar energy plants Skirt sets & dresses with size" fits 4-7. largest in the union, with a He also heads his own local Mr. Leslie has been a resi- long, short or muscle seamfree bras membership of 80,000 con- union. Local 25, Marine Divi- dent of Rumson for many sleeves ... some Crisscross & deep plunge styles in smooth nylon _ t%t% sisting of 31 affiliated local sion, as president and busi- years. His daughter, Karen, tricot or nylon lace, some fiberfilled. White, pastels. •• 99 unions encompassing the area ness manager Its headquar- who attends Barnard College jacket dresses, too! 32-36A,B,C. I StrpketJ. LetHe Mum the Canadian border ters are based in Brooklyn, in New York, and his son, Most-wanted fabrics. misses' slsepwesr through the state of Pennsyl- with branch offices in Phila- John, who Is a graduate of member of Local 25. reside Transitional colors. ahead! Long & short vania delphia, Norfolk and Tampa, Boston University and a with him. 5-13 in the group. styles in warm brushe acetate-nylon. Pastel 299 J UNI OB shades. S-M-L in group. MESSES misses' cotton gauze tops Long sleeve solid tunics. Assorted styles. 32-36. ^^*M» ALSO: Short sleeve plaid shirts, S-M-L. "199 County farms decreasing BLOUSE DCPT MB new mlnl-stud earrings . _ ^^ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - cultural products sold on county included sorghums, The sharpest decrease in The market value of all agri- farms totaled (33,946, an In- the census period was the re Assorted hearts, stars, geometries, and more in 6#•• 99 soybeans, hay, Irish potatoes, gold-or-silver-tone metal. '"•# I cultural products sold by the crease of nearly (10,000 from vegetables and melons and duction of chickens, from 762 farms in Monmouth Coun- the 1969 figure. orchard fruits. 645,744 in I960 to 266,131 in ty in 1*74 amounted to The average farm in 1974 A little more than half of 1974. The number of (arms in- (25,887,000, according to a totaled 100 acres, and the av- the (arms were owned by full- volved in poultry production new for fall youths' & boys' preliminary report of the 1»74 erage value of land and build time farmers with the re- (ell (rom 125 in 1969 to 92 in census of agriculture, re- ings for the (arms was mainder by part time farm- 1(74. misses' cently released by the U.S.(244,071 ers. The average age of the There were 1,640 cows on 78 sneakers Department of Commerce's In Monmouth County, there (arm owner had risen to 54.6, (arms, and 7,811 hogs and wedge pumps Bureau o( the Census. including famous Keds! were 6,899 acres planted in from the 1969 figure of 51.7 pigs on 65 farms. On 50 with bouncy Figures for the 1969 census, corn (or grain or seed, and There was a total of 60,046 farms, there were 892 sheep compared to the 1974 count, 1,192 acres (or silage. Wheat acres in cropland, with 47,479 and lambs, and on 175 (arms Crepoline® soles Assorted styles, all with heavy show a steady, but small de- was grown on 7,329 acres. there were 1,728 horses and canvas uppers, cushioned arches acres harvested and 5,064 Super soft leather-like & insoles. Many with padded cline in the county's agricul- Other products grown in the acres used for pasture. ponies. polyurethane uppers, tural interests. collars. Non-skid tricot lining, and ribbed or suction The number of county ^bouncy Crepoline* bottoms. White, (arms slipped to 7(2, a de- soles. In black black, red, gold crease of 21 from the 1969 NATIONAL CASH & CARRY or rust. 6-10. count, while the farm acreage in group. lit Nttrman Spring* fld. 741-7070 Shnwtbuiy SELF-SELECTION in the county slid from 77.511 SHOES 11-2 and 2V2-6. SELF- acres to 76,297 acres. The to- Open Mon. thru Sat... 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. SELECTION tal cropland, however, in- SHOES creased during the (ive year SHASTA PlfzATAUCE CANDLES save up to *4! span by 778 acres to 60,046 DIET SODA 12 HURRICANE-TYPE incredible The average value of agh- 5 CASES MO"* ALL FLAVORS $ special 25 CASES »r* $ 6 2"/CASE 's dress & purchase! Hahnemann 3 7CASE WHILE SUPPLY LASTS MMO NUGGET >ort shirts PEPPERS FANCY CALIFORNIA post for 4-1 QAL. JINS BY THE BASKET CATSUP SLICED PICKLES BUYS FOR THE YOUNG SET! $ 9 $ 50 2J90 33% SOLIDS | ] $715 99 Westerman boys' plaid C.P.O. jackets PHILADELPHIA - Dr. S. sold in stock Synthetic/reprocessed wool/linen melton, nautical Thomas Westerman o( 1 buttons, lined collar, yoke. 10 to 20 Shrewsbury has been named IT'S NEW * IT'S DIFFERENT * IT'S BEnER clinical assistant professor o( 3.99-5.99! boys' fashion knit shirts otorhinolaryngology at Hah- Big assortment of If pert $4 to S7I Prints, rugbys, tie-dyes, some 99 nemann Medical College and fashion prints & famous makers. Polyester/cotton. 8 to 20. 1 Hopital. solids in short Since 1965, Dr. Westerman sleeve no-iron poly- girls' no-Iron apron dress has been a staft member at ester-cotton shirts I Polyester with printed apron-front. Very special Rlverview Hospital in Red BACK TO COLLEGE t quality, just counter purchase! Sizes 4 to 6x. Bank and Monmouth Medical tossed! S.M.L.XL; Center in Long Branch. 14Vs-16Vi In grp. girls' new winter coats l)r Westerman is a diplo- Wool blends, piles, velours and checks. Embroi- dered, hooded and fake fur trimmed. Sizes 7 to 14. mate of the American Board in Otolaryngology; a fellow of kiddie wind-up watches the American Academy o( men's Sold in stock 3.66 ea.l Mickey Mouse or Raggedy Otolaryngology; a fellow of Ann or Andy watches make ticking sound, cannot 199 the Royal Society of Health, doubleknit be overwound! TOY DEPT. and a diplomate. Pan Ameri- can Medical Association sport jackets kiddle fondue set Dr. Westerman served as Sold in stock B.99I No electricity ... no batteries! secretary and chairman of Includes fondue pot, forks, miniature marshmal- tows & more! TOY DEPT. the Section of Ear, Nose and A Special Section Throat of the State Medical 99 Society of New Jersey He also was chairman of the Con- appearing in yarn bonanza servation o( Hearing and 16 Speech Committee o( the super value! your C 4oi. Monmouth County Medical The Daily Register Society Dr. Westerman in- Incredible fit & choice 69 vented and patented an ear on Tuesday, Aug. 17 comfort in • 4-ply heather-tone fancies speculum in 1966 and has shape-keeping • 4-ply super-soft solid acrylics been involved in numerous re- polyester • 3-ply Wintuk white bulky search projects. Ms a section that all college-bound doubleknitl He is a 1960 graduate of students and parents ol school chil- 2-button single save 25%! Hahnemann Medical College dren should read Lots ol good ideas breasteds. and completed his Internship plus advertising Irom your local mer- Fashion latch hook rug or there. chants to make back-to-school shop- patterns. pillow kits 38-44 R&L, ping easier IMS" I DO 38-42 S. cut CARPENTRY Reg. 3.99 kit includes pre-printed mesh, pre-cut Orion* acrylic yams. ADVERTISING SPACE Lakh hook extra Waactt ILOVI RESERVATIONS NOW IT... BEING ACCEPTED BUYS FOR MEN! BUYS FOR THE HOME! / you Iwt your homi . men's novelty knit tops 10" Teflon* frypen oil me lor Print front crews or tank tops in polyester-cotton C Special purchase! Avocado or gold exterior. No- - __ 1 o Room Addition! knit! Scenic, photo prints, more! S.M.LXL 99 stick Teflon coated cooking surface. Priced for •• 99 o RtnoMtioro immediate sellout! | o Alt* mom men'* polyester dress slacks 2V4-qt whistling tea kettle o Roofing The Daily Register Solid surface interest doubleknit polyesters are 199 Special purchase! Aluminum, resists rotting and 0 Dtcki, Porch.1 machine washable! Flare leg models. 30-40. peeling. Available in popular fashion colors: av- ocado, gold, poppy! o Horn. Imp* ownwnu Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper men's converse sneakers GILBERT WOODCNUa One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury men's top make Jeans Pre-ticketed at $171 Cotton twill jeans, flare leg. 4 599 Sold in stock 12.99, if pert High and low-cut models — n ,. 842-2136 542-4000 pockets! Nat. adv. maker! Light blue. 28-38. in black or white. Sizes 5 to 14. Not all sizes in all #99 Styles. SPORTING GOODS DCPT. f OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. I TAKE THE BUS TO ALEXANDER'S MONMOUTH MALL-EATONTOWN, N.J. I Kff^.'SS'JRiassrM Fleet of new Boro Busses will 'kneel' to admit riders By SHERRY FIGDOIE in the state running regular Mr Matthews found little licy suddenly recalled ill the or to put them back." Mr. passenger lines (excluding threat to individual com- vehicles distributed in the Matthew said SHREWSBURY - At 5 JO charters) will be expected to panies in the lack of a binding subsidy program "A governor who'd try that insure, service ind maintain am next Tuesday, the first agreement protecting the "If anybody decides to take to lake tho«e buses out of ser- the vehicles of a new fleet of blue-and-sil- companies in case a change Ml buses off the road, there vice would be impeached." ver buses will roll out of the The break to the companies in DOT or administrative po- would be enough public clam- sud the DOT spokesman yard of Boro Busses Co here comes in elimination of capi on Shrewsbury Ave The 12 lal outlay to purchase new ve- hicles buses assigned to the com- pany are the vanguard in "Private management ll Monmouth County of a feder- dropping out of the bus busi al and state subsidized bus ness," said Robert Matthews, vice-resident and general program announced with The Daily Register manager of the 54 year old great fanfare in January, Boro Busses company 1975, but just now reaching SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY AUGUST 13 1976 15 the roads of Monmouth Coun- "This is definitely a nation- ty al trend," continued Mr. Mat Under the subsidy program, thews. "The only difference the state provided 20 per in New Jersey is that there cent, or 115 million, toward are still private companies the $75 million cost of 8(6 new operating here buses with funds earmarked Mr Matthews said his firm for that purpose from a 196R carries more than 2.500 pas transportation bond issue sengers on its local runs each day, and more than 850.000 a The remaining HO per cent, year. amounting to $60 million, is coming from federal Urban The oldest bus still in use Mass Transit funds here is a 1*49 model that has SAVING A CITY - Thomas G. Lobrecque, left, ot Holmdel meets logged 13 million miles The buses beginning regu- with two other AAonmouth County residents who played cruciol roles "There is just no way we in lost year's New York tlscal crisis. Richard F. Kezer, center, ot lar runs here on Tuesday will offer both pleasant surprises could have bought 12 of these Shrewsbury Is senior executive vice president of First National City new buses," he said, noting Bank, and Frank P. Smeal Is executive vice president of Morgan and something of a jolt for •sleepy-eyed commuters they average about 160.000 Guaranty Trust Co. each. Shiny, new, blue-and silver, sporting state government li- An official in the state De- cense plates and the state De- partment of Transportation partment of Transportation who asked not to be identi- LaBrecque's rise (DOT) logo on their sides, the fied, put the subsidy question new buses will glide to a stop, more bluntly. and with a great hiss of com- "Sure we're trying to bol- pressed air, will "kneel" to ster mass transportation with take on passengers. these buses." he said, noting in banking circles that state bus lines carry The kneeling action, consid- more than a million passen- ered more practical than the gers each work day, including frequently proposed but pro- 9 commuters to New York and hibitively expensive ramps Philadelphia. KNEELINO BUS — Twelve new buses that begin regular runs Tuesday on called for in all public trans- termed 'meteoric "And all the bus companies Boro Busses Co. routes will 'kneel,' dropping to take on passengers. Com- portation by some groups, pressed air system lowers nose about eight I iches to make boarding eas- By BRIAN J. KELLY Mr. Kezer recalled Mr. Labrecque as lowers the front end of the In this state are going broke." "very easy to work with" and "always a bus from its normal position Both the DOT official and ier. NEW YORK - Holmdel resident gentleman." He paraphrased a Rudyard 14 inches above the street to Thomas G. Labrecque is something of a Kipling line to characterize his former as- •six inches for easy boarding. phenomenon at Chase Manhattan Bank sociate. " 'If you can keep your head With another hiss, the buses these days. when all about you are losing I heir's,'»,.' rise to their original height The banker is enjoying what a Chase always reminds me of Tom. He had a Once on board, passengers spokesman terms "a meteoric rise," with studied calmness and coolheadedness dur- will find bright new orange his most recent accomplishment being an ing the fiscal crisis — and things got pret- and beige upholstered seats in appointment to the bank's management ty wild sometimes." fiberglass frames, and room committee. The Chase spokesman said that Mr. enough to maneuver To boil it down to figures, it means Labrecque's New York experience com- All the new buses In the that at the age of 37, Mr. Labrecque is pacted years of experience "that few program, Flxible bodies, one of the eight most important people at people have." The banker was in constant made in Loudenville, Ohio, the world's third largest bank. contact with high political officials in- are six inches wider than the The management committee, which cluding Mayor Abraham Beamc and Gov. traditional M inches, with the includes Chairman David Rockefeller, is Hugh Carey, labor chiefs and many mem- extra space used to widen the the chief policy-making body for the bers of the banking community. It is ex- aisles. pected that Mr. Labrecque will continue Chase Manhattan Corporation and over- Bus subsidies have been in- to have a had In the city's financial prob- sees the bank and all subsidiary oper- creasing at the state, federal lem. ations. nad county levels In recent The appointment became effective Besides his MAC triumph, however, years, as more and more July 30, but Mr. Labrecque left before- Mr. Labrecque boasted other attractive companies, claiming they hand on a long-postponed vacation. He credentials for his new post. At 37, he is, cannot survive with revenues by 10 years, the youngest member of the has retained his title of executive vice generated from short-run bus management committee. It is hoped that president — one of the 10 in the bank, five schedules threatened to go he will provide a new perspective to the out of business if no financial of whom serve on the management com- committee. mittee. aid was offered. While at some of the big New York His duties, however, will now include Providing the actual buses banks 37 is not considered exceptionally management of the retail banking, oper- at no cost to individual oper- young for such a position, the Chase ating companies Is the latest, ations and management systems divisions spokesman called the appointment "the of the bank. This includes supervision of and apparently most success- most significant step in our trend toward ful method of subsidizing Chase's 12,000 clerical or "back office" younger executives." mass public bus trans- personnel and the statewide network of Mr. Labrecque was also cited by Mr. portation. 260 branch offices. Rockefeller for his management ability For their 175 million In- Previously he had been in charge of the, and for his experience in the bank's trea- vestment, state and federal WIDE-AISLED - New commuter buses subsidized buses. Boro Busses Co. of Shrewsbury has received treasury department which performs the sury department. The other committee authorities bought 866 Flxible under a federal-state program are air-conditioned, 12 of the new vehicles, the first In Monmouth Coun- bank's portfolio and investment banking members have backgrounds in more buses. boast colorful orange and beige seats, and an aisle functions. traditional banking areas while the trea- ty. The allocation also includes six Inches wider than those of traditional, older It was in this capacity that Mr. Labr- sury department is often considered a reconditioning of several used ecque became intimately involved with "non-banking" function. buses which will be air condi- last year's New York City fiscal crisis as Mr. Labrecque is the son of retired tioned and refurbished before Chase's representative to the Municipal county Superior Court Judge Theodore being returned to their Assistance Corporation (MAC), an ex- Labrecque. Born in Long Branch, he present owners in North Jer- perience which a spokesman said contrib- graduated from Villanova University in State will pay $1.2 million sey. uted largely to his new appointment. 1960 and attended the Graduate School of Of the 886 buses in the in- "He made a very impressive show- Business at American University and the itial purchase, 799 will be ei- ing," said a spokesman for Mr. Rockefel- New York University Graduate School of ther the 45-or 51-passenger ve- ler. "Chase played a major role in help Business Administration hicles like the dozen going to hg the city avoid default and Mr. Labr- for repaving of Hope Road He joined Chase as a member of the Boro Busses. The remaining ecque played a major role in our activi- management training program in 10M 87 will be smaller, holding ties." He rapidly climbed the ranks In the Por- about 30 people each. The EATONTOWN - The state and the Monmouth County dures used met the stringent forthcoming," Mr Krankel Working closely with Mr. Labrecque tfolio and Investment Banking Depart- Shrewsbury firm expects to Department of Transportation Freeholders have covered federal guidelines said were two local residents, Richard F. Ke- ment, being named vice president in 1869. receive two of the shorter (DOT) has agreed to pay for right-of-way acquisition costs "1 really had the iMllltl Under a tentative timetable zer, Shrewsbury, a senior executive vice senior vice president in 1972 and execu- buses within the month. All the $1.2 million Hope Road re- for the improvements today that we had accom- outlined yesterday by Mr president of First National City/Bank and tive vice president in 1974 ; the vehicles will replace older construction under a new 30 For a while, it appeared plished something." reported Goodkind for the local delega- Frank P. Smeal of Rumson, executive He is married to the former Sheila buses on existing routes per cent state and 70 per cent that the preliminary work al- Mayor J Joseph Krankel tion, the project could go to vice president of Morgan Guaranty Trust Cardone ot Ardmore, Pa. and they have The companies receiving federal funding program ready completed would kill "We made a lot of noise bid before the end of the Co. four children „ the buses, which will be deliv- Eatontown and county offi- the project's chances of being about this, and the freehol- year, with actual construction ered to all transit companies cials were assured yesterday funded under the federal stair ders were ready to move " slated to begin in January or at a meeting in Trenton with subsidy program "But all things being equal, February Donald R Goodkind, assis- "This is the first project we would ralher have the The joint funding program tant commissioner in DOT. ever to make il (joint fund state and federal government for which Hope Road was de- that a timetable for the con- ing) wh.'ii the right-of-way pay [or the job lhan Mon- clared eligible on July 1 is struction would be ready by procedures were begun under mouth County " only a year old The Hope next week Construction could state guidelines,' Mr Bonello "And the department »av Road allocation will come begin as early as January said last night very positive with us. Mayor from 1977 funds, which will be "One DOT person said yes- "No other project has ever Krankel said made available this October. terday that this project has succeeded in qualifying for The only remaining hurdle Mr Bonello said been resurrected from the federal aid when it had begun according to the mayor, »UI The attorney and Mayor grave,' " said Richard I. Ho as a state project ' be approval of the project by Krankel agreed that "all the nello, Eatontown borough at- Mr Bonello said a DOT the Tri-Slate Regional Flan noise " generated in Eaton- torney. representative had gone mng Commission, expected at town over Hope Road had The long battle to improve through the entire right-of- Us September meeting helped swing the funding, as Hope Road has proved to be way acquisition file in his of- "And there seemed to be no had pressure generated by almost as rocky as the route fices In minute detail and had question in anybody's mind the freeholders itself, the last heavily.traf- finally decided thai the proct< that that approval would be "I think we're really going ficked road in the county that to see this project com- still has unpaved portions pleted.'' said Mr Krankel. Last month, the county Landlords plan party who is seldom optimistic agreed to cover the estimated about projects falling under 91-2 million cost of the road FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - of the corporation, and DOT'S jurisdiction improvements, which has In a landlord-tenant relation- Thomas Paige, the project Attending the meeting with been in limbo since DOT an- ship, matters aren't always manager The D'Agostlnoi Mr Goodkind were Freehol- nounced two years /ago that rosy So the owners of the 460- are officers of the J D Man- der Thomas T Lynch Jr., no anticipated state construc- unit Stonehurst at Freehold agement Co, Cresskill. own- Charles B Van Benschoten, tion monies would be avail- apartment complex have de- ers ot the properly county engineer. Edward able (or the project cided to throw a parly for Broberg. Eatontown borough The county plans to take their tenants at the apart- A company spokesman said engineer, and Carl Wheeler, over Hope Road when the re- ment's swim dub tonight the party was expected to fos- of the Tinton Kails borough paving between Wyckoff About 400 tenants are ex- ter better relationships with engineer's office CANDIDATES HONORED -Democratic candi- seated; and standing from left, Mrs. Ceclle P. Nor- Road and Tinton Ave is com- pected to attend the party to the tenants and give the own- Tinton Kalis shares mainte- dates for public office In Monmouth CoUnty were ton, freeholder candidate; Mrs: Kathryn pleted meet the corporate president ers an opportunity to meet as nance responsibility of Hope honored last night at the Peninsula House by the McCloskey of Deal, and Alice Weir and Irene Tlm- Eatontown has already paid James D'Agostmo. and his many tenants as possible on a Road with Eatontown under a Women's Democratic Club of Sea Bright. Pre- py, both of Sea Bright. for legal and engineering fees son James Jr., vice president social basis century old agreement. paring to meet the candidates are: Elva Gordland, l It SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 1976 •TEI.KVISION - MOVIKS • TIIKVTKK > HIMM. Enjoy lunch or dinner with a beautiful view ol pirluresaue Shark River and man \ buuls! Continental Cuisine Famous for over a quarter of a century for HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 1 our Seafood Specialties. Be sure to try: AT ITS BEST • FRESH LIVE CRABS • ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS Enjoy River View Dining • FRESH STRIPED BASS • FRESH BROILED RED THURS., FRI. & SAT. SNAPPER • FRESH BLUE FISH on the CLUB LUNCHEON DAILY $2.50 Shrewsbury & August 12,13,14 Vrml/rom lliMw I2.-.10 Navesink Rivers For Landlubber! . . . Prime Ribs, HELD ON FIRE HOUSE GROUNDS, MONMOUTH AVENUE, NAVESINK Prime Steaks and Mignoni, Double Cut Lamb Chops and Fresh Calves Motel - Marina - Pool Liver. Private room for Board of DRAWING FOR 1976 CHEVEnE 2 DR. 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Jack Hawkins Country fair slated QIQNEWS WORLD PRESS DOWNSTAIRS S VALLEY FORUM OKUMA FRAN t OLLIE A private eye becomes _(B CBS PRE- "Home Fires" Lady fT IS WRITTEN (QRURNS AND ALLEN involved with the • CONVENTION SPECIAL Prudence causes a small 11:00 finCBfCBS NEWS AM- disappearance ol a Middle crisis by committing the QMISSION IMPOSSIBLE Campaign 76 Special 88 NENEWV S in Freehold Oct. 9 Eastern prince overworked stall to a tea Report Kansas City S&ABE ©MUSIC PLACE QHARNESS RACING party for wounded officers QHACING (ROM Showdown previewing SUNDAY NIGHT B ii OONBC NEWS UPDATE CQlATt MOVIE as Rose's old beau. 1 SAHATOQA the issues personalities HOWCASE !. Gregory Wilmol. stops lo • II9'JJI Alan Ladd and events al the upcom "The Hunchback of Notre visit on his way back lo the 1 (OMAR TREK Jean Arthur A former ing Republican National Dame ' (19391 Charlea front (R| » OU QMARY TYLER MOORE ' <;nter determined to Cunvenlion Laughton, Maureen 8 30 EQUAL TIMt (QUGACY AMERICANA Wish a peacelul iile Q O THE WONDERFUL O'Hara A gypsy girl is THE KING IS COMING (0 INTERNATIONAL i tisnti • "tnuM strap on his gun WORLDOF DISNEY saved from a Paris mob by ANIMATION FESTIVAL again in delense ot The Owl Thai Didn I Give BIC MINUTES a hunchback. (QIHf. CHAMPIONS humesieaders when open A Hool Harrier an owl D KOJAK B THE HONEY- QUPSTAIRS. DOWN- A.iHare threatens raised in the home of a reluctant material MOONERS STAIRS |CAPTIONED| QJNASHVILLE MUSIC teen-age nature witness requires protec- ''Unconventional . H I CQSAMMY AND COM- photography enthusiast, tive custody under the Behavior" ruw». supervision of Kojak and in u CQTHE BRADV BUNCH OQNFl GAMF PANY ignores her young (B FLASH GORDON'S Crocker (R) 11 40 QTHE LATE SHOW owner s etlorts lo leach TRIP TO MARS B) UPSTAIRS. DOWN- B SPECIAL • For M,e And My Gal' hei lo lend lor herself (R) "The Black Sapphire of STAIRS "The Rise of the Iron 1 QGIANIS FOOTBALL 119421 Judy Garland. Gene QO ABCPRE- Kalu" After obtaining Ihe Chancellor" The power sacred black sapphire and . "• ... , • CONVENTION SPECIAL Kelly struggle between the Political Spirit ot 76-- imprisoning Queen Azura. JllBiOl I I'nK •'nig Ihc 12 00 Q-QNEWS liberal idealism 61 Kaiser •i V • Convennon Prevtew The Flash attempts lo destroy ''i a lea QWRESTLING Wilhelm and his son nd n . l.iniii Republicans" Come To the nitron lamp . lot wnundeil ©FILM GALLERY fflflLM FESTIVAL Prince Frederick William • , 1 In I ! i , Illllil Kansas City" This special (B GARNER TED ARM- Dili beau. i H«aft (Jay And The Hour of Prussia: and the rsiw i lull will assess Ihe maior cam- STRONG ' «qhton H963I Simone Signoret. ruthless "blood and iron" paign issues and can- ffi GOSPEL SINGING I Jotinson Noel Sluan Whiim.in rule of Chancellor Olio von didate choices confron- Bismark is told through JUBILEE ill (R) 12 15 THE SILENT yEARS . ^ys'lhe central - l ;t iMsscjnate desire "Home Fires/' Gregory • BO * BC SUNDAY June Pail's symphony ol Guests1 Carly Simon. The BIG Al'S PIZZA DELIGHT QTHE BIG PREVIFW woman. Wil qpot. the Australian NIGHT MOVIE sight and sound discusses Nol Ready For Prime Time 11853] Q900 MOVIE who wanted lo marry Rose the notion of "inslant 107 TINDALL ROAD MIDDLETOWN Players. Jim Henson s Paint Your Wagon "(1969) nil dii.'ene. Boris shortly before the out- global university". JF TERROR Mirppets and a him by Lee Marvin, Clint . K«rloll When two Inonds break ol World War I. 11:15 SOD NEWS Ha' Tortured spirit dry Weis Eastwood. A rousing, ear- MID-SUMMER SALE! of an English adventurer returns to England as a 11.30 Q SUNDAY MOVII ol a woman dead 26 years QROCK CONCERT thy tal« of the Gold Rush to return from a vrqean! on leave and ^he Truth About Spring " • rises Irom its corpse to Guests. Rufus. featuring Days (R) LARGE PLAIN PIZZA , 2.25 I ii . •i.'MKton. fie once again asks for her (1965) Hayley Mills. James • hi l 'l.Hiijhler Chaka Khan; The Hudson B MILLION DOLLAR li.ind (R| MacArlhur The daughter WHOL% SUBS 99' H sinislm black Black Cat" A Brothers Tom Snow MOVIE Ii al whli " ihey hart I irnbs his wife m TARZAN "Panic In The City" (1968) of a rascally seaman ex- Butlerlly BHII |R| periences her first pangs WE DELIVER CALL 671 -2977 and her lover alive'behind (QIIH THEA F. JONES ffi ZOOM Howard Duff, Linda m IT TAKES A THIEF of love when she meels a HOT SUB'S BJWHATS COOKING? 'ii ,v 1'1 Cristal. A National Bureau 1 00 QFRIGHT NIGHT © THE ITALIANS IN wealthy young man MKMHITOWN UNCIW SAUSAGE MEATBALL QcROCKens VICTORY '.- Case ol M of Investigation agent i uoemai A fatally ill I Walked Wilh A Zombie' NEWARK discovers a conspiracy ~ SAMMY AND COM- nl Vavelitt (•ARDEN PANY CORIM under the (1943) Francis Dee, Tom The .Italian community in plot to start World War III. IV JQADAM-12 Conway Newark, a look al a culture 700 OIQNEWS ol an un- O) BLACK PRIDE Guests: Richard Pryor, (QVALLEY FORUM within a culture thai helps tt)(BfiB MASTERPIECE QHEfi HAW ruputbua mesmerist Minnie Ripperton, Roger make up that metropolis of THEATRE Moore. Rod McKuen. mi ONEW VORK ©PORTER WAGONER 1:30 QCINEMA SIX QSAT. MOVIE II Newark, New Jersey Q DAVID SUSSKIND mmunitv Coll8g« ILLUSTRATED Q)A FAMILY AT WAR "Shoulder To Shoulder: Man In the Middle' {19641 7 30 (D BONANZA A rare look at the exotic 'Dream Street' A report •' ieparata Peace' Christabel Pankhursl" Roberi Milchum, France The Witness ' world of Gypsies. (R) on 42nd Streel today ana fflTHE ASTONISHED 60 LOWELL TH9MAS The women's suffrage Nuyen movement erupts into (B MISS BLACK lh« • HEART REMEMBERS • AMERICA PAGEANT rha Pill tony Award N V. Drama Critics f 1 17 QNEWS violence, as women fight •.r Ihi movia /, tth Dick il i4Hi Noel Coward plays gj EXPRESS YOURSELF This is the 6th annual con- 1:50 npNAMEOFTHEGAME men wilh fists and stones Aw.ud Winner II and Ruhy KMlfil the central role In his own 800 iJ0p SONNY AND tesl, which took place in 1:59 QTHE LATE SHOW in the streets of London. in which thf street was I eplay about a lor- CHER Gary, Indiana on Saturday. • Came M952) Laurence Q) JAMES ROBISON 1HA1 CHAMPIONSHIP Si ASON . ImImmortalizem d m long n,< ntnj I '.yc.hiatrist 10m Guests George Gobel and PRESENTS July 31st. Olivier. Jennifer Jones A Chastity Bono |R) By Jason M DIXIELAND BAND Complimentary Shrimp SUNDAY, AUG. 22 on oil tables •AN EATING CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED « DRINKING ENTfftTAINMfNT I DANCING * Open 7 days EMPORIUM - OVERLOOKING THE SHREWSBURY RIV WfO., FRI. ft SAT. O MOVIt II NE -RSEY'S GATEWAY NATIONAL SEASHOR Frequtnled by Art 11 Wharf Ave., Red Bank 336 Branchport Ave., Long Branch 229-3030 Ctnttr Celebnln 842-7575 AUGUST 13 The DatyRegaMer 11 Concert producer awed by Springsteen YOU) WUUHD •y CAROL JACORSON The six-night spectacular up one night. Elton John was see Springsteen in Red Bank. up young Grant, the youth But. as someone said after last week, that brought at- due in last Saturday but he N J Friday night I hadn't was in an automobile acci- seeing his show, "He just RED BANK - "It could tracted promoters John Scher didn't show seen him since the Bottom dent in Elberon several might have to someday " hive been a circus atmos- and Ronald Delsener, disc "The world of rock and roll Line (New York) last August months ago and has been hos "Everybody benefited from AfLANiK ClNt.M.il phere but Springsteen jockey Vince Scelsa and 1.000 turned Its head and saw Itself and 1 was afraid he wouldn't pitalized ever since Springs this series.'' Mr Genovese wouldn't allow it," Phillip friends. Host of them from in Its purest self, both polish- live up to the media ex- teen brought him to the the added. " the Monmouth (oun SEATS MiO Genovese Jr said the mom- the Jersey shore, was the ed and raw, silk and satin," pectations." Her in a wheelchair where he ty Arts Council (the theater's ing after the Rock star's clos- third one Mr Genovese pro- he added, describing Springs- (At the time. John Rockwell saw the show from backstage owners) me. and Bruce But (VHMHCWM i +M ing concert at the Monmouth duced here Even rock and teen's performance as the E of the New York Times said Howard Grant is the son of the monetary value became Arts Center roll star, Bob Scaggs showed Street Band's muar still echoes Springsteen might be "the Edward Grant, owner of the secondary He's a humble guy beyond the theater and the next Mick Jagger ") Movies I, II, III and IV in and he deserves to be called PoTADinTStmY! borough "He's been in hiding for a West End, Red Bank and The Boss " "This was the best and year and I tell you he's the Ocean Township NIGH! CAUH" classiest ^how that's been in best rock and roll star both Mr Genovese said he was WAITER READ! THEATERS PLUS this theater," Mr Genovese musically and theatrically," bombarded by ticket requests admitted He is also the the- Scelsa continued "You smile from adults and business ex- $50,000 CUMAX" GOING TO THE ater's house manager. "I'm a lot during the show." The ecutives who wanted to enter- Itnl LKIMIS •» PBICe impressed with Springsteen's prime-time disc jockey hadn't tain their clients MOt* < H»l ART CENTER? whole crew. They are com- changed his mind (The Daily "He'll be back sooner or > Cf NIO* C H P»ICt pletely professional and they Register has been told that later," he said "He likes to IUMI TIMt* Start oft the evening right! Stop at the had one thing in mind — to Springsteen has been mum play here. Bruce said he "LIFEGUARD" Lincroft Inn for dinner and one of our put on Bruce's show They're nated for seven Grammy really had a good time and the nicest people I've ever Awards for his latest Colum- the band too " home-sized cocktails Featuring a tra- worked with " dition of fine food and service with the bia record "Born To Run") Springsteen and his five Springsteen only allowed "Rosy, I'm no freak, just piece band have played Daverio family for three generations limited local advertising. In because I made the cover of among many other places. three days all the tickets Time and Newsweek," Madison Square Garden and were sold. Last Sunday Springsteen sings during his the Boston Garden He has WNEW-KM announced it for song "Rosalita." To Howard said he would not play that LINCROFT INN the first time with the warn- Grant, Springsteen is not a kind of a theater again be RESERVATIONS 741-8170 ing that there were no tickets freak but a friend cause he looses touch with tin- audience And he's not happ> (am milt tntl of nil I «• off Ifw Otrdtn Sl»f> Ptrkwy) Yesterday morning, Scelsa Last Friday night before told his audience: the concert, Springsteen went with the sound in a large the "I went with trepidation to to Riverview Hospital, picked ater Square Dancing class set RED CARPET THEATRES i'«:: — ALLWAYS TRAVEL CENTRE T CMCtf — UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT — TINTON FALLS - County gust 28, from 8 until 11:90 hala F. Atchison School every W M J residents who'd like to add a pm Tuesday night from 8 to 10 '"'""i* new dimension to their social The event will be an in- p.m. for 10 sessions starting Mick ritual GRAND OPENING lives by learning the art of troduction to anyone inter- Sept 21 The dance and •«ttffr Square Dancing can get into ested in taking a community course are co-sponsored by the swing of things by joining course in Square Dancing this the Dancers and Brookdale DRAWING the Brookdale Country Danc- faU. Community College SAT. AUGUST 14, 1976 ers at a dance to be held at The non-credit course, The program offers an op- TWO DAY HOLIDAY FOR 2 Monmouth Regional High "Square Dancing for Begin- portunity for dancers to spend at MT. AIRY LODGE School here, on Saturday, Au- ners," will be held at the Ma- relaxing and friendly eve- MT. POCONO, PA. nings with others. When stu- TWO DAY HOLIDAY FOR 2 at POCMONT LODGE & RESORT dents are ready, they can join IPOIO," BUSHKILL. PA. the Brookdale Country Danc- TWO DAY HOLIDAY FOR 2 Library's summer ers. Bill Chamberlain is the alTHE PLAYBOY RESORT * dance caller. !•*" COUNTRY CLUB MCAFEE, N.J. events nearing end TW mil ilwddai tntit In tte WilMy .1 Numa l.r»...l COMPLETE THE ENTRY BLANK AND DROP IN OR MAIL MIDDLETOWN - The from 10 until 10:45 a.m. On township library's last'week the same day there will be an AU.WAYS TRAVEL CENTRE 1034 OCEAN AVE. of scheduled summer activi- Indian braiding program for SEA BRIGHT, N.J. 741-3S35 ties begins Monday, with a third through sixth graders NAME story time for first through from 2 until 2:30 p.m. Partici- sixth graders. pants should bring safety ADDRESS -. A story, music and activi- pins, pencils and a little tour- TEL ties session for youngsters in ply woolen yam. KORINS kindergarten through second The .library's endofsum- grade is scheduled Tuesday inf r party is scheduled PARAMOUNT* UASTATE3 ASBUBV m* I ft 11)88 NtWMK (Mil 673 bOX WlSl* CJl» IM116U MOO from 2 until 2:45 p.m.Friday, from 2 until 3:30 I II 11 tl I H IH II 18 The activitiy for the day will p.m. Invited are all chil- be crayon rubbings. The li- dren who have won a Pooh- WMMWalBMMMMMMEBBMalMMafB»M««MBl "THE brary's Weaving Club will .stick by reading at least 10 meet at the same time In the books and those who have at- children's room. tended at least four meetings STRMHMORE TWIN liLK^Cinemas 1 & 2 • HAZLET] A preschool story time is of the Weaving or Horse K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA.RT.3S • 719-»»»7 FUNNIEST planned Wednesday, Aug. 18, Lovers Clubs. inn msM\ At the movies M MM! Kill Mil SI KAI ss'i^xT&yMf.i. 7.30.«. WEICOME .Sol .Sun The Enort TUNNE knobnobs ond Broomitkks 2:40; 3:40; 5:30. COMEDY IN MOVIES III — TO THE Frl. Stormy I0J0; 11 30, I 00, 3:00, 7:00 CINE Btdknobl and Broomtflcki 11 45. 12:45; 3 IS; J 15; 7:30 23«D CENTURY. Sat,Sun Stormy 11:30; 2:00; 3:00; 7:00 IAVOV- Btdknobl and Broomitlcki 11:45; ii:4lj Frl A Gome ol Lowe 7:00; 9. IS Prison 3:15, 4:U.M0 Botlei I 05 MOVIISIV- Sol..Sun. A Gumi of Love 115. 4.3S, IOy II MOIUIII, ^^ U 50 YEARS." Frl ,Sot ,Sun Trw Outlaw Joiey Wole* 6:55; t: 15 Vemon Scott, UPI 7 JO. 1O:00 Prison Boblet 3:20; 5 40. I 00 SHREWSBURY PARAMOUNT— iiliiBlili and wooer AUW m CINEMA I — Frl Carnal Knowledge 7 40 The Soiioi k Frl ;Sot Logon i Run 2:15, 4:45; MO; Who Fell from Orocefl 30 MYTMINO YOOK 945 Sot. The Sailor Who Fell From Grace 7 00, IO:M Carnol Knowledge t'45 AlWAY* Agoln T2 00 Sun Carnal Knowledge 1 00; 7 45 The Sun. Logon's Run 2:15; 4:45; '30. 9:45 Sailor Who Fell From Grace 3 30. 9 10 CINIMAII— BRADLEY BEACH Frl ;Sot.;5on Survive 2:00; 3:M. 5:40; BIACHC1NIMA- IB, 9:20 Frl ;Sot ,Sun All the President! Men CATONTOWN 7:15; «:40 Rain matinee 3:00 COMMUNITY— Frl.Sat Tunnel Villon 1 70. 10.00 Ev OCEAN TOWNSHIP tryihlno You Wanted To Know About CIRCLI- faxl:tf Frl .Sal Looon » Run 7 30; 9 JO Sun. Everything You Wonted To Know Sun Logon i Run 2 00. 7:30; 9:30 About Sen 2 00. 130 Tunnel Villon 3 30. MIDDLIBROOK CINEMA .^ MICHAEL YORK JEHNYAGUTTER RICHARD JORDAN ROSCK UE BHOWNT 7 20. 10 00 Fn ,Sot I Murder By Death ft 00, 9 45 DRIVE-IN— Rain matinee 2 00 FARRAH FAWCm MAJORS J PETER USTINOV Km*,u,0AV10 ZELA6 GOOOMAJt Frl., Sol.. Sun. Future World 1:25; 10.35 Sun Murder By Death 100. I 00, 9 45 Peter Proud 10 05 MIDDLIBROOK CINEMA II— LONG BRANCH Frl..Sal The Outlaw Josey Wales 7 ». MOVIES I- 10 00 Rain matinee 2 00 BARGAIN MATINEES WEDNESDAY Frl. Sllfnl Movie 7 IS; 9.00. 10:30 Roln Sun. The Outlaw Joiey Wales 3:00. ? 30. nut «i UIOHIOWM oi matinee 3 00 10:00 BOTH CINEMAS AT 2 P.M. Sat Sllfnl Movie 7:15; 9:00, 10 30 Roln FRIIHOLO "iimuiNtnoN w matinee 1:00; i 45; 5:45 MALL I- nni rtouo ALL SEATS $1.00 Sun. Silent Movie 2:00; 7:15, 9:00. 10.30 Frl. Logon i Run 7 ». IN Rain moilnet 3:45; 5:15 Sot Logon* Run 7 00. 7 JO t 50 MOVIES II- Sun Logons Run 1:00. SOO, 7:70. 9 30 Frl. Alt the President'! Win 7:30 Roln MALLll- matinee M 5 Fri The Outlaw Josey Wales 7)0,9 15 Sol. Alt the President s Men 7:30 Roin Sat The Outlaw Josey Wales 2:00, 7 70 mo!lne« 1 IS. 4 X Sun Atl the President! Men 2:15; 7 30; Sun. The Outlaw Josey Wole* 1:00. 4 45, 10.00 Ham motmee 4:30 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MALL III- ATLANTIC CINEMA- Frl Future World 7 30, 9.2S Frl;Sal;Sun Lifeguard 1 30, 9 30 Sol Future World 1 00; 7 45. 9.45 KEANSBURG Sun Future World 2 00, 5 I Si 7 30. 9 ?5 COLONIAL- Frl.;Sat ,Sun. Kansoi City Bomber 7 IS MINLO PARK Llfegi>ord9 10 CINIMA- Frl.,Sat .The Wan Who Fell To Ea MIDDLETOWN 1 IS.5 00. 7 JO. 9 » _=: StD CAESAR • HAROLD GOULD • RON CAREY. BERNADEnE PETERS TOWN EAST- Midnight show 1200 And Now The Frl,Sat. Survive 7 30,9:30 Screaming Storls A MEL BROOKS FILM ~r MEL BROOKS -~r WCHAEL HERTZBERC~. JOHN MORRIS Sun Survlvc2 00. 7:30.9:30 TOWN WIST- Frl Sot Future World 7 35; 9 40 ~MEl BROOKS-RON CLARK RUDY DeLUCA BARRY LEVINSON : RON CLARK Sun. Future World 2.00; 7:35; 9:40 HAZLET BroomstlcHs PLAZA- Frl Silent Movie 7:30; 9.30 Sat. Siienl Movie 7 40, 9:40 Roln mall nte2 00 MONMOUTH MONMOUTH Sun. Silent Movie 7:30. 9.30 Rain mati ARTS IT, IfD BANK NOW PLAYING —-—"• nee 3 00 MATAWAN CENTER 7476000 CINEMA M- The funniest film of 1985. AT A SPECIALLY SELECTED THEATRE NEAR YOU! Fn ,Sa< The Outlaw Josey Wole* 7.30 10.00 BRICKTOWN HAZLET LONfi BUNCH, West End The Outlautlaw Jotey Wolf ii 7 20; 9 40 STRATHMORE m*>>uu (*ir« EH MALL 1 PIAZA MOVIES 1 CINEMA'I - !SQ Woody Allen's "Everything Frl..Sat Stormy 1 00; 7 00 Bedk obi I you always wanted to know about sex CLINT EASTWOOD |- HTHHWAFIUC TOAWff "OUTLAW JOSEY WALES" II JLTHE AN INCREDIBLE STORY OF MODERN "•Ml Conwtff ol tM VMr" «n ot KtriX" «•"• "•» IPMd Excellent condition tlMO door t—or, U.fJM mile* lull >ewef «port ABSOLUTELY air. aultmoilc. IJJSt #tn accep many eitrot Cell Vlnct- Front St 1. Autos For Salt 1. Autos For Sale trooe 7.1-420* Chevron. Red Bonk. M14 JEEP RENEGADE I97S - full ot oo Hoot IMUMn GolnjWiw WJop «EL «i« IfU NO DOWN PAYMENT CADILLAC ELDORADO lfTI - Con CORVETTE ItSI - B«t offer ovei • ertiblt new lop, low mileage, ai CHEWELUCUE E 1*74 - Wagon AiAir. BBOOW or best ott«r Coll Frtd on«r 4 30. *tl ilondard Witfi U00 Toke Over Poymenti et lt*«rinat . power biokebk * 1» two bar ower Bni oner over U000 Con if I Call 1U-W 3liB0il CMCallI M4t3 J-')4»i frotrwmn 1I0I 717-MOe Over 50 Clean Used Sm am totpm JEEP SALES AND SERVICE CADILLAC 1111 - Co CREDIT PROBLEMS? T»inBoroMolort. lot • UHLEB ( ilTIEU INC Cars To Choose From. CHEVELLE IHS - ISM or be-t offer HIE N»rwm SprirsiRO «•»•«.« Plymouth Chrytler MG JgQU4 1 Coll offer * No cast? l> roo rt working, wi con fi CALL MOW747-0O4O Ofd Hwy U Majlel Jfc Sim - n«Ki you Mo money down Poymenft 100% — 12 Month/12,000 CADILLAC 1973 - Excellent tunning orronged 10 tuil your neefli Many KITSON CHEVROLET CO Mile Warranty Available condition. H»s )H4 Volkiwooen Mi CHEVELLE IMt SS J9» - New lire.. New and Quality Uted Cart to choote 2. Autos For Sale cro-Bu*. tiCCHent running condition Croaor magi, loll Of timi ond money from Call now lor ipeedy oppfovol AH VOLVOS On Most Models. 1 Atking H1S0 717 S*70 all new work done, brakes, elc . UM No appl.COtlon refuted 74I-SII0. Mr IW Votkiwagen, rebuilt engine. U» Frooerlcfc*. LINCOLN MARK IV I97» - All po« No Credit CHEVROLET ESTATE WAGON IH* «r. mr. rool. leoitwr Intirlor, gr«n. - Full power and olr. good condllla- DATSUN ,000 mn«. 110,310 umtn Applications Refused! CADILLAC 1»73 - Velio* Coup* 0 Coll 3*4 7137 or n»4N3 WASHINGTON AUTO SALES m Brood U. Kwrpofl MARK IV H7S SILVER - Lpo«d For Quick Credit OK Vllle Fully equipped Eicelieni condl Orla.nol coll IU00O. ortlno U}» Coll $1 75 OVU DEALER COST lion 4tJ)00miie» M100 747 2330 CHEVROLET VEGA — 1*71, itolion vin 70 CHEVROLET Call wogon four-cylinder, ouiomaltc. pow DATSUN 1?71 - SIO » FORD VAN IH! - Six-cylinder Good condition I37S. WE 739-1772 Squire, v-l, automatic 10,000 milei ALL 1976 FORDS MUST GO! RUM well. Mult tell. M4J 172 6166 FORD 1959 - Mint condition, 13,000 original miles, new tire* One owner (The 77s are coming) TRADE 471-9132 FORD 1970 GALAXIE WO — 3J1 V-l Needs front left tprlng Body and en alne good ccondition t«00 firm. After J, 747-4.511. TOW GRANADA i WRITE brown, power tteerlng. power brakci. ANYTHING! air conditioning. 7IOu miles Perfect - -Iltlon U700 Coll afitr 3, S4I4797. GTO 1969 Beit offer YOUR OWN DEAL 4953711 _.TO 1949 - 400 cu In., Hunl (ou tpeed. NEW: Drakei. clutch, preisur plate, throwout bearing, Edtlbroc manifold, headers, nfiauX system, a QUALITY We're ready to talk.... ihocks, 1700 FIRM Call 170*093 o 747-4737. ash for Joy any offer within reason HOLSEY PONTIAC USED CARS RTE J* U7 78M EATONTOWN HONOA CIVIC 1973 —. HotchbacK, will be accepted four-speed, front wheeldrlve, 34.000 illti, excellent/SlUO. 471 9493 73 PONTIAC 2. Autos For Sole UMons Slock *750 |73 PLYMOUTH Wagon SAVE Stock #736 FROM 74 DATSUN $ • •j MERCURY 610 Wagon 500 74 CAPRI Stock #799 '69 VW TO 2000 CC V4, automatic, wide oval radial tires, I Wagon $ If you think every dealer in America requires a cash deposit when you buy a special wheel trims, ra- Stock »807 new car,then you don't know Levine Motors. This week we're.announcing dio, cocoa mats, metallic | 25 our spectacular, one of a kind "WE TRADE ANYTHING SALE"! We invite you bronze w/saddle int. 72 MUSTANG lo trade anything you own as a deposit on a new Fiat or Lancia. Bring in NADA Book Price —| Grande $3475, 31,000 miles ALL 76 FORD your cameras, tape recorders, stereo . we'll accept your jewelry, watches, Slock #813 furs, typewriters, furniture . . , your stamp collection, electric trains, garden PINTO MAVERICK MUSTANG tools or boat . anything you have that you want to trade towards a deposit The professional appraisers at our showroom will ensure you fair value for 74 PINTO LTD your items Naturally, if you want to trade in something as ordinary as your Squire Wagon current car. we won't hold that against you! Come to our unique "We Trade '3175 Stock #814 Anything Sale" in progress from now 'til Saturday, Augusl 21 st. 12 monlh/II.OOOmile I 76 MERCURY MOTOR CORP. Monarch FIAT Stock #817 I 76 BILL BLASS MOTOR CORP. Mark IV 325 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK 741-6570 325 MAPLE AVE. Stock #844 RED BANK • 741-6570j 75 MERCURY Colony Park Stock #845 74 MARK IV STRAUB THE NAME YOU KNOW Stock #858 76 MARK IV Stock #867 71 FORD 9 ACRES OF CARS LTD VOLUME Stock #873 75 MERCURY Cougar VARIETY HUNDREDS OF MODELS stock #876 71 PONTIAC Catolina Stock #877 SAVINGS ON EVERY CAR 72 VW BUS Wtih Air Stock #878 75 MERCURY Marquis 4 Dr. Stock #879 II you're looking lor a STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY quality car... at a | price you can afford .. "Buy from the dealer who caret." A huge selection off 1976 models to choose from! - The very best deal and the highest trade-in allowances! "U» AH* IM Cm." Now open and ready to serve you! UNC0WMHCMY Right next to Straub Buick — 400 Hwy 35 at Parkway Exit 117, Key port, 264-8500 flmmhwy.NJ. 747-5400 SHREWSBURY N J FRIOAY AUGUST 13. 1976 21 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! FAMILY ADS Sell It! Quicker than FAST! r«f *** HOPU RUCH PIOPU ow DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CALL TOIL REE FROM MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 CALL TOU FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300. I. Autos For Sole 1. Auto, For Sole Tiger Jl Mtlp Wonted Jl Help Wonit* S3 Demesne Help MUSTANG 1973 PONTIAC CATALIMA 1972 - Four door, horolop, air. leaded. 30.000 JftONG Pf IIVON - T. cstaM Mm CONVERTIBLE !_•» mlleoge >» •limislsiis ei#M tours Mr*. Ill «t ctllint condition Powti slee'ing. miles, showroom condition Must see •r»lS«»»lTMS»*rle>tlM C.lls power brakes, automatic. Uuoo Call 10 believe UNO Coll I7M0M KEYPUNCH SUPERVISOR En tMin* RAMILER )»•) SEDAN - II run. MUSTANG l?71 - W.OOO miles Ton Swlofftf FULL CHARGE! mint brown Inttrlor. new tires, brokcs M Sltuotiem wonts*. and mutflfr. lilts. Coll oft«i s, 143 RITTENHOU&E 7V33. LINCOLN MERCURY Inc Knowledge of key to tape! Service bureau female MUSTANG lt70 - Foilboct. three 0 HWV 31 77S 1S00 OCEAN TWP background a large plus! Full benefits! To or- HILOCAkf- i II I speed, m enjjln. SEE A 'RUSSELL MAN" - For the range a convenient Interview, contact Mr. H. •k* SW1N Call HI TOO bMt car buys RUSSEU Oldsmotoile MUST SELL - 1174 Toyofo Ctllco McNeol A ur—.t CHILD cmCAR I - ttmttv* " Fwr-WMd, moot, AM/FM, good con milon. IWS orbest ortei Ifl »IM ol STRAUS BUICK-OPEL ter 5 p.m. NINE ACRES oj Nw art Uttd Cars NOVA mi - Four-door, four ne» Hwy IS j*4 4000 Keypor' L. J.GONZER ss siiuotiom Wonted tires, n«Mr Mai covtri. MOD Coll 142 SUPER BEETLE 1974 - AM/FM sler M, silk thlfi. 15,000 milts. Excellent Mie condllion I1I9S. Coll Ml SMI or (III) ALL AROUND YAlO WORK - OLbSMOllLE DELTA II 1»J) Call 842 3900 Hewtet. cetters ffaraem, m» gtffert Fd hdt A (lecjned she tree cuAln* Free **!»• HE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw and used con in Monmouth County Iff N T f * AND PAIN Tfl Oi-OSMOtlLE 1*71 DELTA II - Ovtf 100 olf conditioned new can In 31. Help Wonted Help Wonted Hock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., het »•*• will Effective Immediately all you C.B. RADIO enthusiasts can BUY \ and SELL your C.B.'s thru Dally Register Classified Ads. We think you're Important enough to give you your own special classification... (*83-C.B.'s and Electronics) CAll US TODAY on the ACTION LINE... g^ -| JQQ 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise 72 Garage/Yard Sales A. Merchandise 84. Merchandise For Sole Wonted wanted For Sale For Sale For Sole M Carriage DM... King* Highway Eait Air condlllonert, NAN JOHNSON •IC FORMULA * - Four way tptakor FENDER RHODES •• PiAN MOVING MUST SELL — Nora* lorge THREE ROOMS NEW FURNITURE TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO EAST KEANSBURC - Three-room •rtttm Llll ISfO pair, telling lor Un One year old. UM topoclty. electric dryer. 1» Kitchen ompt, typewriter, wedding sown, tic. BUYS AND BUYS DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to IfUntw Ull*i4 ' 'leondfeur engirt, »S M M33 ram on entire household to o single Cosh DON PON'S JEWELERS Will AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rent apartment Call anytime, Call M7 1477 em Antique furniture, lewelry, til- ols dally, never a fee for tenant Fur 717-9038 MOVING TO FLORIDA - And wont Buy from private owners and tslait* IIRCH CATINETS F FOAM CUSHIONS - Cui lo ony tin MCTVTN C TOFLORIOA - Over TIERED WEDDING GOWN - And er Immediate cosh. Top dollar ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND nlthed ond unfurnlthed home* and HIGHLANDS - Water view, balcony, KltUwn Caiiofitf IK U ond up • tufted chain, love teal, couch, • tip. ilit* 10, IfO. to sell furniture, doth ing, appliance*, •423193 JEWELRY DESIGNED. 799 River apartment. TEICHER AGENCY. 471-4743 4«S«JS after 1 p m. Thomat electric organ, record plover, 747 W7l onytlnw etc Call first. 741-4370 3 Maplewood Rd., Fair Haven, N.J. I42-41S7. REALTORS, 217 Oceonport Avt . tuotlc driftwood aporlment with bar antique empire mahogany chett. etc Ave, Rumson Starting now until the LD FURNITURE - Antique*, china, Oceonport. 54J-1500 Wo pel*. MM monthly. 1915371. •OOTHS - Good condltU)n~Con"b FOR SALE - Changing table Llk Garage full ol ltutl 143 79)7 t7RE~SPECiAL - JR7|K15 Goody tar 21th of Aug oiiwore, art obltctj and brlca brae WANTED - Four goad ustd tires. F- HIGHLANDS - 114 Bov Ave. Four »t»n ai 1 WDltord lid . Middictowo rodlals, whlltwoll blemt, 14* SO com- new I3S foby carriage Eicellei nmedlote coih for anything and ev 71 14, two snows, two regular Recop* APARTMENTS - One and two-bed room* »170 per month, plu*>one 4>l 41J4. coll o m condition, US Miortta baby Hem plete Tom Kelly Tire, 33S Shrewsbury OCEANPORT - 71 Coyugo Ave., Au M. Rutcll », 35 Eatt Front St., OK 143 2604 room. Long Branch orea Call between month » »ecurlty. No pet» 19I-3W03. Call after t 1*4 1114 'NEEDFURNTtURifr Avt . Red Bank 747-4434. lUlt 13, 14. Hours * to 4 Auortefl eV8p.m .ffl'llll. :lve floor* ot bedroom, living room, household Item* and antique lewelry. WANTED - Two tickets for the Liber FOR SALE - One tola, two chair itereoi. refrigerator*. TV t No down TOP EXECUTIVE TRANSFERRED! PIANOS ace Show ot the Garden Stole Arts COZY RIVERFRONT FIND - Sept. I, More ClaMiticd Good condition His Call ofttr » p.m -oyment immediate delivery. Flrit — Muil locrlflct fine quality living, PARKING LOT SALE - Everything Btlt prices ottered Center. Week ot August 16. Call 741 unfurnished, one-bedroom, large syment due Sept 1976 Coll Rich, l!4 dining, bedroom ond dtn furniture, reduced. Frl., Aug. 13, 9 lo 5. Atlantic Mrs. Nelson, 546-4233 3042 after i p.m. porch 229-0611 after 4 p.m. on Ntut Po»e CANOPY IED - Emhantlng Dint Louis XV dtik ond arm chain, hide o Highland* Bowling Alley ^__^ Colonial, (win ill*/, while, bo* *pr.no FOUR CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS bed. breakfronl, Tiffany type tamp, an end motiie... really lovely. ll« Call WOO Ortt antique Chlntit choir. 117 OIL BURNER'S^^meHcon~Stondard tique montel clock More ond more! PORCH SALE — Clothes, plant*, Call 141 «SO9 IS ytort old but perfect condition One dolls, a little ot everything. 7 Sea Stt our tomorrow "Ad" for further xeeie Way, Ktansburg. Thori.-Frl., CANOPY TED ROOM SET - OouOle focli 100,000 BTU and one each 7M.OO0 fine waiuet RUiClL S. Sycamore FURNITURE - Cuitom detlgn io BTU Inilolllng new heal 'air condition Grtent. U Sycomort Avt., Little SII Buoy 6 dretM'. two mgM loble*. iota. dctb. vertotlon Pit iota , circular, toi lyittm Reasonable 191 1700 two rtfr igtroiori. inner, dressing piece* brown, itali 14 people, mote vtr.NJ YARD SALE - Borgalns, Sol , Aug. lotrtt, twin bed Mull SOCrlfKe Many Ing haiiockt and boliit-n, paid Usoc ONE~WOODEN JALO"lJSTEb~'bOOR' 14, 10-4 p.m. It rain, Sunday 14 Eosl ettwr extrn for quick tale 741 IW7 tOP SOIL (FARM) - SSQ, seven yard Marks The Mlllna 11100, ulmott new Frullwo< — IJ0 Two aluminum |olouiied win load 24 hour answering service, 671 Short St.. Ktansburg Oft Corr Avt. The Daily Register COLON i A LP i N E - Coffee rabit and nlnt piece dining room tet, with lar dowi, DO each One blue, bathroom SU3 MlDOLETOWN area only. VARO SALE — Contents of entire breoklfont, ilMO Pool table. U00 T. link, Hi Coll S44-01IS _^ house, Thurs., Frl., Sat., 9 a.m. to 4 a lobln. like new, HIS. Coll 4f] tony llaht future. I1SO Antique piece TRACTOR - 14 hp. hydraulic lift and Spot! SI* etc 747-0711 or 179 »u ONE U MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE transmission Headlight*, electric 206 Ocean Ave., East Ktantburg TINENTALMULTIPRO XL EN - And ont 60 double drain board, start, with 60 rotary mower doier FURNITURE SALE - Solid pine Colo italnlen itttl tlnk, with coblntl Coll blade, mow chains, iprtadtr, aerator HGER -ISO 747 1041. 1*4-01 H nlal dining room tet rtcrtotion on lawn sweeptr and two wheel trailer bedroom piecei, priced lo tell I OUR ^ N< MAN II l> lukl ',] III tms complete 747-9131, 9 a.m. to 9 DfciHS. FILtS. Inbiet. chain, adding jtltlc South I Introll HI VTVi p.m. YARD SALE - Saturday, Auoust U, mot hint* typewriter*, office equip- hll I t 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Corntr ot Sixth Ave , ment, etc ol bargain price* New or GENERAL ELECTRIC RTFR _ TWIN BEDS - BOM spring and mat and Ocean Blvd. Rain dole. Sunday, u»efl AAC DESK OUTLET, WO? Rl ERATOR - Aportmtnt ilit, %?i EA trtttti. double drtittr, cheit ol-drow- August 15. il. Oifchurit, SliJtfO, TONTOWN APPLIANCE CO , ert witIth nighnlaht tland, «O0 Alto ^-btd, 11, Eotontown, Ml &40I PAINT FOR SALE YARD SALE - Thrtt families DINING ROOM SET -~N7nTpiece Whoieiale. 1)5 747W15 postlbty more, Antlquts, collectibles, bamboo slyle, very good condition, GIGANTIC VARD SALE - Lorg* a Coll 7173*44 or 717 316/ TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - Ftd- etc Many, many Item* Sat , Aug. 14 mutt t«lt (oil l*\ Omar HI W\ •orlment of enotk houte planti No dtrt ond Whirlpool, good condition "M p m 1901 Monmouth Blvd. UlSMWAMU H G t , buill In. through Lobor Day, 10 a m to S p.n PIANOS-ORGANS Call 741-4931 wnthlp three cycle, originally M7I 9S, now 701 Shore Blvd , K•on.buru 71/ Ul* 2 Manual Spinet Organ* from I49i up Rebuilt iplnelt, upright*, grand* lor TWO MIRRORS - MK60~ 30x50', *5fl YARD SALE - 10t Hudion Avi., Red fit*. Dltploy model, with full Quoran >Ole or rent. Unlimited rentals from Bank. Aug. 12 13 14. 10 5 p.m. Many tee Eotontown Appliance, it3 0400 17 SO per month Uted — otM* piano* Items. Kitchen equipment, linen* and DISMWAMU MS N«w KlUhtn "HAMMOND and orgoni from SSO and up Ware bedding, cosmetic* and costume |tw- •iry, Chrlitmos decoration*, console A We, leaulor IMS, will tell for *J*S rtouu for leading mo|or brand* Free TWO TVS - Black and white. UO. Co FREEZERS, S7S, guaranteed 493 101/ Weekly Organ Clone*. itereo record player, novelty Item* ORGAN lonlol bar with three splndleback and brlca broc. oppllances and much fTLtCTROPHONIC 60 LONG CON OFA&BURY PARK FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Stool*, excelleni. WOO. 671 3945. 4434730 more too numtroui to Itemlie No SOLE STEREO -AM FM itereo •any calltrs pltase record player, eight-track tape LARGE SELECTON CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machine, BTUI If lUIIVI • ^JIVU>«. All maket new or uted. Guaranteed 52 Boats And Slightly dam iged Woi 1341, now f f«4 OF PIANOS PIANO - Spinet. Frultwood, ISOO low ol t3S. Serplco i, 101 AAonmoulh YARD SALE - 10 to 3. Rain or .hint. 52 Boats And 152 Boats And 152 Boats And One only Eotontown T V. 54)-0400 ALSO firm, Sean t hp tractor with mower SI. Next to theater. 747 O4IS 1314 Franklin Parkway, Wanomoua. attachment 1200 671-3478. Many goodlci! Augutt 14, Accessories Accessories Accessories Accessories EXCELLENT CONOITlON - Brlch ALL MODELS OF PICK YOUR OWN - Italian plum to TYPEWRITER - Fully electric Rtm YARD SALE - 103 Pork Ave., Union color tofoond club chair, IISO. BALDWIN ORGANS mlnaton portable Nearly new. Hot LL TYPES NICRO PRESS — And MAKO 1975 - 22 ft., ctnler console, I' SAILBOAT - Flb«rglal. Dov Sail Coll 170 133) matoet. 13 large batket. Woolbrloi Beach. Sat., 10 until. Mltcelloneoui waging done on premlie*. fait ter- II Wit FIBERFORM - 1975 IS hp f wllh trolltr EMCtltant condition. 775-9300 Farm, iw Lauril Ave.. Holmdel. 471 eltclrlc return, repeat spacer, ttc Item*, etc US h.p. Johnian, power till, out- electric John*on. Fully equipped. EH Complete with carrying cast. 1150. 741 Ice. Boatman's Shop, 34 Wharf Ave. riggers, complete canvas, depth tind- celltnl condition, includes slip o ickofit pold for at Fort Monmouth Open dally tit 9 Sat II YARD SALE - 114 Clinton Plact, at Marine Pork), Red Bank 741-5780. er, dual axle trailer. Llkt ntw. IS Shrewsbury. 493-tlH after 6 p.m. tht fit of th«y»or, 11331. 741-5971. Wain St and (timer ot Muftnon Av( RAILROAD TIES - New and uted, ton Foil*. Frl., Aug. 13 to Aug. 17. 1 hours use Bought larger boat. Price: T^FIBEROLAS PLEASURECRAFT FAMILY AD HOUSEHOLD ITEAJs - Two Spanli renure treated or dipped. 4x4, U.SOO. Coll 142 1272 I BIG DISCOUNTS 197S GRADY WHITE ADVENTUREP - 137 h p Volvo Inboord/outboard, tx S ityle twag wrought iron lornpi, ornbe f•••II«4-J. 6x6, 6xS, 7x9. Freehold lum UNPAINTED n ntw boat trailers. BOAT HOUSE, • lltnt condition, Include* rebuilt Inserti, llkt new, MS each One Med ber. 4eMeeO YARD SALE — 19', ISO h.p. Mercury, llkt ntw 3LINES-5DAYS FURNITURE 15 Oregon Avt., Hoilel Cton Avt., Sea Bright 141 2311 t4475. Dockage paid until Nov. Mus »ovv duty trolltr ond powtr winch. terfonean iwog lamp, oak flnlihi rlcto to Jill, twit offer ovtr IIS00. from* with meih back, never uie RANG! ', Corning Ware. new. slight Largttt stock on the Jerity Shore Sot, Aug. 14.11 o.m. loap.m. O'DAY SAILBOATS I2S. One cane look wolnut wall mou domoge, 1350. electrk 70 and 30 ", new, YARD SAI t A foody Side PI . f OAT INSURANCE - Reasonable 1215' InStock $3.00 tedwoll fixture, white, 15 Toottmaiti damaged, 1100 Guoronlted 493-U17 Monmouth. Man.. Aug. 9 through F t Idit G! FLAGSHIP MARINE 221 CENTURY SKIFF - SlK-cyl _ 7' 5AILSTAR EXPLORER - ft ITEMS YOU NO LONGER or 493 1771 RED BANK LUMBER Municipal Marine Basin •rgloi, full tqulpmint. on trailer. rtvertlblt ovtn-brollti Aug. 13.10-4 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Gray Marine motor, In water, ready I NEEDOR USE WILL. . . lonk, „. Wl IIWlillli I'llMI M > UrVNM UM) Wl Stt Rd Bk 741550 go 16M 191 9194 ofttr 4 p.m. Aost and rigging Soft for novlct, tx- Bathroom accetiorlet Medlterran«L VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT - Two YARD SALE - 31 Moplewood Dr 191 5600 Itlng for advanced jailor Alklng SET - |7S. Fenton milk plan table Mlddietown. Appliances, clothing, ityle wood tone hamper and matchln lamp, 13S, large child i poofwlth ilide, matching ladle* chairs. Oriental rug, BOAT/YACHT INSURANCE PLEASANT DAY SAILER - Like 1000 «7-7O7. . SELL three iheIt unit with doon. IIS. Co 9x11, electric dryer, Belgian tapestry miure Moving long distance, <> Ti CABIN CRUISER — 1965. Standi US 4714345 sell. Wed through Sol. 671-W3. ...tst rates Prtt ( * new, Pintail with Trailer. 1)600 TWIN heod, (iHpt IIN, fully equipped, radii 1709140 overooe by phone. 5 RIVERS MARINE, 747-0126. HI I HK.I HA MlW (, I liiU II depth Under, etc. Repowered th 52 Boats And FAST originally 1379, now 1199. Dliplay mod month, In woter. 13100. Call ofti WITH A QUICK ACTION IBM TYPEWRITERS el, with lull guarantee 543 0400 Eaton 73 Machinery For Sole BOSTON WHALER epalrable condition. Coll 142-1931 > Sp.m.,7l7-63n. Accessories RENTAL 116.50 per mo town Appliance. SNOW PLOW - Heavy duty, 101 com AQUA SPORT terSp.m LOW-COST r UM 14" backhoe bucket, ills Rtnt with option to buy 171-033 RESTORED ANTIQUE - And Vlclo WALNUT DINING SET - Three Itaf Glaitron, Stinger, Zodiac SAILBOAT — 13' tlberglas, Chrysler 52 Boats And DAILY REGISTER table; sliding glass cabinet, US- Wal- _..-, lour section, I' wide, pull type Duronautlc, MerCrulser, OMC ROBALO KITCHEN CABINETS - Iff. ol rlon tablet, chair ond medicine cabl 171. Call 123 2444. Johnson Outboards, Tee Nee and Lone Star, with trailer and outboard FAMILY AD cabined, plui corner link unit wi net. Call 6/1 3128 nut desk, 135, 717 4709 All In excellent condition, 11195 firm Accessories Available lor Merchan- E.Z. Loader Trailers Call 747-2192 or 741-0260. i;n' mm* mumu dltlonal bolt cabined. 4*6 Include RUMSON HOUSE SOLD - Nine piece WASWASHINH G MACHINES - Ntw, aan HobleCatAndO'Day dise For Sale only. Article lormlco i ounlei lop H; $B*<\ Chinese mahogany bedroom, beautiful aged, 16 lbs , regular 1339, will tell tor 77 Pets And Livestock (1655 REFRIGERATORS, new, dam- SLICKCRAFT must originate from a LAWN TRACTOR — A hp, tltclrl Stelnwoy grand piano, four-panel • 103 RcrniucriniunJi new, uuni AKC D0BERMAN PINSCHER- Reg- BEST BARGAINS NOW tlort, new battery Free delivery, 117 her-of-pearl and lacquer Caramon oged, 10 cu. ft., regular 1199, now 1)00 istered. Block and ruit. Champion Frt 1976 Tide Charts THOMPSON W II' CVBBH l fiupiK household and may not ex- tcreen, bronie cupid ond dolphin Guaranteed. 493-8017. bred. 4fS299tor 717 4410. SCIRROCO 16' BAY SAILOR - Main ceed a sale price of $100 LOVE SEAT - Runet, hop lack, V table, Sevrei Napoleonic urn ond pe- WHISKEY BARRELS - 51 gallon AKC REGISTERED — Lobrador Rt- lib, cabin, two berths, trailer, i h.p. STARCRAFT deitol, cryital chandelier*, Tiffany Bourbon, made of white oak. Suitable per article. Seldom uted by elderly iptmltr. Co trlever pupple i rAnd male chihuahua outboard, sISOO. 671 9693. STAMAS type antique chandelier*, four-ponel for itott. flower boxes, bars, ttoroge pup 471 1843. FLAGSHIP jl'-tS'lMMOSiiUN Price MUST be adver- Mercury art glan screen, lampi, ill- cabinets. 117.76 each. American Lum- Municipal Marine Bosln SIDEWINDER - While and greei MAGNAVOX RECORD CAB-NLI ver, plait, vaiet, desk, wrought Iron ber Building Supply, 741-4444 or !V1- AKC — White mole miniature poodles llantle Highlands 291 560 tised. Each additional line With ipeaker* Scratched. Wai 114 furniture, mirrors, painting*, print*. 35 1111. Frw delivery. Ten weeks old. MS. Call 717-1164 oi SIDEWINDER SWITZER $1.00. No copy changes now 140 One only. Eatontown T.V cu. tt Among refrigerator freezer ice 7177351 HOBIECATS MTO400 » moker. Woiher/dryer pair. 843 144). WOOD CHIPS may be made and no dis- AKC WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER Boat*. Port*, Accessor le; 52 Boats And SEARS 8 H.P - Electric itarf rider No leaves or twigs FLAGSHIP MARINE anUttMAN CANOCS counts or returns will be MAGNAVOX RECORD STERE wer, 33" cut, tour year* under ier< 143-0573 — Registered, malt, wormed, shot*, JOHN DORY CONSOLE - Scratched model Wo .1)90 143 3148 after 6 30 p m Municipal JtaMnt Basin Accessories iMRCtMYOUnOMM mode If ad Is cancelled be- HOC, now %n Ont only EaloMow WORLD FAIR SPOONS 1939 — HI. T V. 141-0400 Depression glass, green. »20 Ameri- OVETT PUMPS REPAIRED AND fore expiration. SEARS 100 KENMORE GAS~DRYiE?R can Swtsthtort MonoH, U0. 747-5395. NORTH AMERICAN Andior Mofine MATTRESSES - Full or twin. \19 H — Solid Stole Senior wrinkle-guard, EBUILT — On premliei. Fait ter- TO PLACE YOUR Ice. Boatmon'i Shop. 34 Wharf Ave KT.HWTI. SStM rlitr, bunk bedi, with moth us uied one yeor, 1100. Tappon 36 gai YARD SALE - To btntfll Children oi ot Marine Park), Red Bank. 741-5780. LENTZE DAILY REGISTER iota bvdl. 199. Dlntlte, t» 49S 00 7 S range, 140 Kitchen-Ala dlihwaiher, Early Intervention Program. Aug. 14, FAMILY AD, CALI I 1 110. Two vtnttlon blinds. 144" wide by 9 to 4. Rain date, Aug. 11. Holmdel BRITTANY SPANIEL - At stud. AKC MCKEE " HI—win, m 46" long, tiO each Jordan upright Community Church, Fellowship Hall registered, good hunting background 52 Boats And MODIHN Kl I ( Ml U SI 1 f.moh Ireeier. ISO Two down tilled uphi ' Parking Arpa. 40 Mom M , Holmdel Excellent field trlol siocS. S41-7231. MARINA 542-1700 black with chrome. Modern block I YOUR OPPORTUNITY BUY NOW chair Other Mtmi Call 164 9166 attei ileredjhalri ISO each 747-eU3_ DACHSHUND PUPS - AKC. Loi Accessories — Wicker furniture, Mahogany occa haired, red, shots, poper trained. RESERVt NOW! JOHNSON MOTORS 24-Hour Service SIMMONS SLEEPER LQVt MAT - »ionui neit of table*, round Manoaony Calm. Call 564-3734. Twin Die, In good condition. 175. 179- coffee table, end tables, dinette foble Al Inkoductory Rate wm 3179 offer o p.m. ond four chain. Occasional arm DOO HOUSES — All tlics Made to ftNOWFCNCE-IMff. chairs, Mahogany dinette buffet, lost. Ntw material. For 1171 Stgler's VALUABLE COUPON V. 115 mogailne racks, Walnut telephone Call 364-12H HARDWOOD 946 1407 between S and 6 table. Mahogany night table), broi* 1 NT STACK f ACUITIES fire tool*, brats fender, andirons, fire AT Marine, Inc. SPEED QUEEN OASORYER - scrten, boudoir choirs, slipper chain, Rt Mooring Uk. Clrcia Three years old, J100 Mahogany dresser, Chest-of-drawert, tings. New condition, purchastd BOAT ON TRAILER 50 CENTS OFF 191 4606 etc RUSCIL'S, 35 E. Front SI., Red Februory, not suitable (or my horse ALLENWOOB. N J. 01720 1170 00. Call 741-1147 after S p.m. or al STEREO EQUIPMENT - Citation II Bank. day wetk-tnds. AMERICAN!! PARKING OS. PARKWAY EXIT M re-amp and (.nation 12 power amp Ml — 4M-I7C0 Your Next PK waits RMS Both lor MOO Call 791 3 HP. WHEEL HORSE — Riding RISH SETTERS - AKC, champion Mohogany. leak, oak, ash, AT SEASONAL RATES 4119 after 7 p.m. tractor mower, electric start, six- speed electric lights. Coll after 6 p.m., bloodline, shots and pedigree avail, walnut, obsche, cherry DAILY REGISTER OASSilED AD 671-0441. obit. Call 739 0557 boards and ... 75 First Street 19" COLOR TELEVISION - Stan. IRISH SETTER PUP - Male, toui By presenting this coupon Nteds work, S75. Movie camera, GAF, ithi, championship bli •MM rtrwooo M siocn W. K.antburg STEREO - Sherwood S-MOQA rtceh XL. Barely uitd, 175. Ont crib, US when placinfljour classified ad One youih bed tlO. 566-1471. Hnr blafH l«»«i«y (Sorry, not good k>w$nti Ftmlly M condition. 1160. Call 164 1327 LABRADOR — Yellow female, IV, 19" RCA COLOR PORTABLE TELE- Ci^in mi inti 787-2139 SYl VANIA COLOR T L.I t VISION 'ears old, AKC. Reasonable lo good or Conlrtel MnrUion) VISION SETS — Completely redone In tiamite. Call otter *, 471-2205. 15 \ new picture tub*, color console. and out, Just like new. 30-day ex- IDS EATONTOWN TELEVISION, SO change, 1239.95. Call 717 3041 after 6 LHASA APSO — Adorable, affec- AWMICAH LUMBER AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Rt. 35, S41-O4O0 p.m. tionate, fluffy male pup. Paid nearly S150. Will accept halt that for a good SYLVANIA IS" COLOR CONSOLE - M" TWO-CUSHION SOFA - Bitter- home. AKC. Loves children. Havt Call 542-1700 Walnut cabinet, 1195. Good condition. sweet color, one high bock arm chair, newborn and no tlmt. Call 717-5107 or Coll 747 9004 gold Both In good condition 1100. Ml Rich D. at 671-6300, 9-5 p.m. M«ll ch«ck»to: Th « Dally R*yl.t«r THREE-PIECE DANISH LIVING ROOM SET - Two Frultwood lamp OBEDIENCE TRAINING - Begin. Ont RtQlttor Plaxa, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. tables Btlt prlct offered Coll 747 0634 ntrs class, starts Stpt. I. Bayshore otter S p.m. 71 Gorage/Yard Soles Companion Dog Club, 741 MMA L Offtr EiptrM Augmt 13,1976 BARN SALE - Frl. and Sat. After 10 IIH. OI-tO«llLk.i la ittdtl a.m. Locust Pt. Rd. and Red Coach PIES - AKC registered, cl , Locust. bloodline. Call 747-6757 evenlni BIG NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE - Corner of West Prospect Ave. ONE MALE ST. BERNARD — For -KMION WHAUI ond Rlverdale Dr , Clltfwood. Aug. 11- sole. One female SI. Bernard tor sale CLASSIFIED Inquire, 7I7-U77. DWAHAU1K - mOKM 13)4-15. IncKides $7,000 Worth GARAGE AND YARD SALE - St PERSIAN KITTENS - CFA reglt of Std. Equipment MS TOWN UNOtt - SU MM eral families Large attic fan, space lertd. Beautiful heater for large garage, bicycles, fur- Home raised. Call • Diesel Power Std. OKHSON 1 OMC i»US 1 ««¥K( niture, ping-pong tabfe, tools, clothe* PONY FOR SALE - 10 hands, all • Shallow Dr alt (3'1"l and many other household treasures, white, 1700 HOt - a I0A0H - ROM Friday and Saturday, Aug. 13 and 14. Call 141 5379 • Oltshore Comlort from 10 am. to 6 p.m. ot 27 Serand NEW LEFTOVER ruun BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ave . Oceanport (north ot Monmouth PUPPIES - Free lo good horn. • 6'2" Head Room Boulevard, off Port-au-Peck Avt.). 17' GRADY WHITE SO NEWl USED SAILBOATS GARAGE SALE - Aug. 14, 10-4 p. A DAILY GUIDE Moving, bargains galore. Childre SHIH-TZU - AKC. Black and white COMPLETE CHANDLERY game*, saxophone, books, tome fur Monchu toys, champion bloodline, lov 50 HP MERCURY FREE SAILING LESSONS ture, clothing, shelving and much oble, devoted pets foil S42-OW9. READY TO GO 121 Hw,. 35 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS more. 7 Tyson ' "" ST BERNARD - Ftnwle. Ivi years CLEARANCE SALE BANK FINANCING Hortshornc Rd.) old. Needs room lo run. ISO. Call atlei Napkin*-T7S-7M4 OF ALL It7« MODELS GENERAL PAINTING 4 GARAGE SALE - Eight houses. Aug. 5:30 p.m. S41-7932. Op*n 7-Dayt BUSINESS DECORATING II 14 10-4 p.m. MlddTtiown-Llncroft WELLCRAFT DIRECTORY CONTRACTING Rd. to Prlsclllo to Emory Dr MCKEECRAFT OttHK Buyi Available PAINTING AND DECORATING GARAGE SALE - August 14, 10 to 5 SUMMER SALEM! For A Limited Tlma BILL DAN BUILDERS SEA NYMPH D«ck and landing Romp ADDING MACHINES Moion and Gtntrol Contractor* Carl B Jone* Fully Intured 100'SOF PUPS TYPEWRITERS m 773o IT) 0731 aflir 4 p.m For Iree eitlmotei call 379 3131 WORLD'S LARGEST SELECTIONS MERCURY OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 10 TO 5 P.M. VAN WINKLE U*«r ADDING MACHINES - Typewi... LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING GARAGE SALE - Three-family. Baby Special Irish Setters, 149; SI. B«r sc'rt tnted, repaired Serplco s. 10 Interior-Exterior i, Poptrhanglng Items, bedroom set, housewares, nords, t49; Dalmatians, 149, Brittany Pauels Boats M»nmouthSt , Red Bank 747 04flS GARDEN MAINTENANCE COM 717 648/ glasi, clothes, furniture, toys. 10 Well- Spaniels, &49; Norwegian Elkhoundt. Woihlnyton St., Rumion MARINE ington Ct - Colt* Neck, Frl -Sot., 9-2, 149; Girmon Shepherd* and Police Dogs. 149. Long-hair Shepherds. 149, 842-1194 115H«ry35 Eitonlowr ALTERATIONS A-l PLUMBING t GARAGE SALE - Aug. IS. 13, 14, 10 Big Heavy-boned Shepherds, 169; Lot- HEATING a.m. to S p m , 230 Laurel Ave., West sle ond Rum Collies, 149/69, Boslon ADDITIONS, ALTERATION LAWN Keonsburg, corntr 10th Street Terrier*. 1169, Boners, 1169, Boxer*. REMODELING, REPAIRS-Free e MAINTENANCE PLUMBING AND HEATING GARAGE SALE - Household ortlcles, pet-type, 149, White Eskimo So tlmotes Financing arranged Scot We speclalite In commercial altera- booting supplies Sat., Aug. 14, 10-4 moytds, SI9; Beogles, MV/169; Toy Construction. 14] 09SO RESIDENTIAL AND tions, restaurant* and Industrial hot p.m. 16 Harborvlew Dr., Atlantic Btogltt. i49; Rotfwelllers, pet-typt, water heaters, dishwashers, wash- Highland*, N.J. _^_ 149, Field Sponltll, M9; Keeihond ond COMMERCIAL ers dryers, icemokerv gorbage dis- Woirsplti. 149, Golden Miniature Et GARAGE SALE fclmos, *49, Cock a Poos, S49/69; Bo* I WC1I1V • • IV V VIHVIVK .1.,* v, , VIIIUV COMPLETE AWN CARE posals and sewer Installation* Re pip Ir.g Coll Rich Malmbcra, 717 354 BY THE MONTH Ing and Board ot Health violation* 114 Cambridge Avt , Fotr Haven sel and Beogles. 149, Toy Collie Shep- Sat. and Sun., 10 to 4 herds, S49, Miniature Spaniels. Ut; Serving Monmouth County 12 ywo'i LAWNS VACUUMED Emergency Service 717 1608, 49S 0119 Toy ond Miniature Terriers, 14V; Po F h Hk lii GARAGE SALE - Auo 14. Sat., 10-4. meronlon ond Toy Terrier. 149, Beogle • UILOING ALTERATIONS - Add Adding machine ond typewriter and Terrier*, 149; Chihuahua Terrlert, tlon* ond rtpolri Flnonclna Anunge ROOFING* SIDING much more. II Dwight Rd , Middle 149. Fox Terriers. t4V; White Es- •ay Heod Contlructlon Co >5 9700 kimos, (69; Gordon Setter ond Retriev- ROOFING AND SIDING Free tlil- ers, W9, Molamutt and Husky, *4», 'ti CARPENTER RETIRED - See. moles Olson Rooting & Siding Co Call GARAGE SALE - Three families. Peke-o-Poot, *1?9. Doctithundond Toy small ond medium Hie lob* Compie "S WM ( wenmg* M7 W>16 E*i 190.1 Something for everyone Frl., and Sot . Interior remodeling lervlce Panel.n CLEAN YARDS August )J. 14. 10 to 4. 304 Hollll Drive Terrier, U9, Boslon Pet-type. 149/69. Kitchen cabinet* Room add Ctllors-ottics-ooroo** Ea*1,Bfltord (Oft Main St.). J.P. O'NEILL PUPPY FARM WINTER tloni/recreotlon roomi. rerlnl*hin Call Otter 3pm T4I 1149 TENKIS COURT U.S. Hwv, No. t. Princeton. N.J. bookcaiei Armitrong chandelier ce CONSTRUCTION GARAGE SALE - Colts Neck. Sot., 291-5600 lf>ai Fret odvlct and eitimote* Go COMPLETE GROUND MAINTE Aug. 14, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 13 ' ock WO YEAR OLD - Mole collie. s__ . wofhmomtilp Con onyttme. 779 S3S< NANCE - And landtcoping Ktedden briar Dr. (Off Rl. 34). Moving uut of and while, AKC registered, 1100. HOME COURTS INC - Now you can state Some office furniture. tiol and commercial 15 ytoo e» own tennis court In your own bock- POODLE, two ytors old, male, AKC perlence Fully Insured Call 741 715S registered, IIS. DACHSHUND, ro SHIP'S STORE SALE • CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK yard Can be used U months out of the GARAGE SALE - Sat., 10-4 p.m., 41 one-yeald. mole, block and red, AKC Alteration* ond addition* ^ear Not only (or tennis, but tor vol- Willow St., Fair Haven. Everything 1100 Con be *e*n between 7-9 p.m., 34 STORAGE A. Bruce Elgenrouch %4t COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE ty ball, basketball, let skating You mutt go Moving out of state. No early - Trtff service ana Landscaping wont believe our low prices Fret es- oiler*, please Miller St., Highlands. N.J. SAVINGS to 50% * Call 143 7743 ilmales For further Information coll ORIVIwAV 14! Ill) or 9314340 ____^__ GARAGE SALE - Furniture, dlshts. BO. Bicycles/ Here's a mrtipU CONSTRUCTION TREE SERVICE books, lady s and girl's shoes, never Clean up and removal WHY US? TRUCK A AUTO worn Mltctlloneoos Sat., Sun.. 104 Mini/Motor Biles %" NYIOM «0M 49S1411 RENTAL p.m.. Aug 14. 15. 6 Cherry Tree Lane. BIKES - Bay'* Schwinn, t>lur Sup ASPHALT Mlddietown iport, 175. BOVl thrttipttO Mi Ar Lowest rates — finest service PORD RENT A CAR DRIVEWAY MISCELLANEOUS GARAGE SALE - Frl., 33 Sunnycrett W MYION I0PI FAIRWAY FORD MR. MOPED ^r Large fenced, hard surface lot DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Dally - Wflthhr- Monthly Complete Motarlied Bike Shop SEALING Furnished, installed, tt» « Medium 43 Main St 5441645 Eotontown RULE 1300 BUG! PUMPS .M1.U Tl Prottct ond towllfr drlv«*av». pork heavy weight stairs available Al GARAGE SALE - Saturday. August wFree survey on outboard and Mg orfot Only lop auolltv product itoir* warranted U9 M*l Attic Stoir 14. 10 a.m. to S p.m. 95 Ocean Blvd., IKPtrt oppllcoilon All wofk guora Atlantic Hlghlortds. II. Sports Equipment SWIMMING UDDEfS *i«.»5to$47.«o Il"to37" ttid tor Irr* n'lmoU call '41 137 stern drive engines MAYllf «il>MALT SEALING CO GARAGE SALE - 1S« Parkview Ter HAULING - Clean yards, ottics ond race, Llncroft Sot . Aug. 14, 10 to 4 IGIO0 COOURS 25 » 41 qt. $23.51 to »3«.»5 17" to 29' basement*, painting and moving Curnl AVIS Miscellaneous Items. X Johnson AAA rated service shop DRIVEWAYS hire. Very reasonable rate*, 7412754. WE TRY HARDER Aipooll drlvvl. concrtlt walkt on GIANT ANTIQUE GARAGE SALE - Fmetllmolri flenf a Plymouth Frl . Sat.. Sun , August ij, 14, IS. 9 to 4. M. Merchandise TELISCOPE NAT HOOKS .-..I1S.I5 *12" W Factory trained OMC & Mercury 1PAVIN0 ;4ll»?«or riliW LAWN MOWERS 13 Mason Drive. HaHtt. Wanted or othe' tine car HOUSEHOLD SALE — Lamps. 112 POWB WWCHtS tiMis '169". mechanics OBNIRAL Serviced and Repaired dresses, bed*, night table, much more. AAAAAAAA COMTKACTIMO FREE PlCKUPANODELlVERV 747-0308 Linens ond dlnetfe stt. cabinets. 34 LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. "A" 10% off ort labor charges for mo- .Brown* Loot. Folr Haven Thurs -Frl, JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH NYION STOtAGt HAMMOCKS MM CALL 747-1681 Aug. 12-1] Sun.. Aug. IS INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 10 Hlveriide Ave . Red Bonk 747-4700 tor repairs during winter.. WE WILL CLEAN ATTICS - Gorogt* LlNCROFT - Super Gorgge Salt! and cellar* Junk ond troth removed Large vorltty Greol bargain* Old ra- IAY10K 5'/. i 20 FtMDEVS MM if Free $10.00 gift certificate when leoionoblr ratts 141 7 lu OXOI, clothes, toys, ortd much more 1 ALL LIONEL TRAINS Hill Rd.. Llncroft Corner of Hill Rd., Tot) cash appraisal t44-lfJT3 boat & engine are stored ANlQUES - Anything old. Furnl. SOfTHANDU SKI TOW LINES ss.ts PAINTING * lure, china, glass, doll*, lewelry. rugs -£ Outboard A stem drive boats DECORATING Top cosh paid Mary Jone Roosevelt, DUU HE VBTS $7M MOVING. MUST SELL - Sectional 1WE River Rd. Rumson 1413159 couch, end tobies, drum table, break 26' XTEHIOP. PAINTING - Any ovir front, rock maple kitchen table and ANTIQUES — Paintings. N.J. Atlas . St« Htm Jmntf't Complete Msrin* Centor oor ranch or Cope Cod home polntKI butret Many other Items Saturday. Estate* purchased and appralird. 747- ITTO your oolnt 119- 3010 August 14, 10 a.m. to i p.m. S4 Port 2003. The Hudson Shop. inc. 511 Brood Monmouth Rd.. KtWitbtfrg. St .Shrewsbury. Call 291-5600; IH.Apofim—U HI. Aportmmt. Nubbin SHREWSBURY. N FRIDAY AUGUST 13. 1976 • OWg »»tHCH - FHtfHI hir 101 Commercial Hi. Menses Fee $•»• U1.M»w>»HrS1t Rentals ALMOST NIW RUMVON COLONIAL HIOHUUiDi - trtft,., ,m. MtTWIUN-CIIOitlKMOMANM MOKtntltT ClAT< , IIn »l»i elecirk BmmtXM eaaraeini Heet. I WAREHOUSE FOt t| t,T - Oo* i«*d - Tkrte twin Hit »e«'ee»s. 1^ W . Red B«n«. I1M M « Can 747 It« m*. dlnHWj raavn M •r HtMM wii tmiwwt, ten 1 MI»HLAMD>-Oneeaar« MATMfAN - five too room, talk 2 REALTOR! */l MM M Href. Many (leaeli M e«lre \$1 •iilldlng»/Goro9e» CALL TOOAV -h,W •tarsia IlMW csndlllan Ckolce STORAGE SPACE - l»«4o e'eor KfANISUaa-tEACHVIEW CA* •w5i. «••••«« net ••«».rat ( ~ h*»r. twe door* Stvewivwry A«e DEMI — Owefcaireem arv i MM aril mm UPl UN Phone n\ 7MS tle«c» lr»ll< HIS A.alioBie ne» KAT»WA« - Ken Oor*ena. e4a on S1ORAGE IPACI FOR RENI - do« Me) two»o»oiilli opertmanta Marling •I till. coraatlna rkreiaeMj). olr can Hwy 7» tOCflHOM Coll 94»97U Or H4 US.J •««tee>. leh eT>wkii»7i«lmmlivg APPRAIJALS *—< E*N*e A#*r«*t •Ml ond lannli cawrn Veur vorv own l i'i Ofl DfW>* MOWonttdTo Rent eSSfflU"lthe^d or unfmntihed AUtTiALlAM AIH> OFFICER * T L AN t if HIGHLANDS - D re.r eee 17 II.TST•—m. r.l.e* liA Hancock sar«u!r^2p.m. Cloeed Wei and Urn. 2 Seeks torge Ki.ni»h«d itnUal 011 i< homes Bt level or Rentk Buy *'•<< MATAWAN - One-bedroom ooart ttdraom htust iD.lwfflttn CoM •rwx builder and MM Cell 291 IM] KEANMURG - Flvt tmoli room, ment Nlct area UN monthly On* Neck Middletown o.tas by Stpt «TL AMTtC HIGHLANDS — And Mh No petl Available immedloitiy 1200 mew* evactfrrty AWor s p m , SU 114t I9H Two yeor ttost p>t>»'r»d Rent. 'ohm secwrm; Tfl-WM •OlMBmantn U141M dlttewo New hemet Buy direct tro< MONHOUTH (EACH ttuHder Can Bunder ft) htt KEANS1URG - Four room*. Htal JsUTIC I4I&H\AUD1 - Iweeea illM. IIH plut ttcurlty H«ai CHANNEL BEACH IM Commercial rent two bedroom opartment or hevt room* Wrge kitchen cemetettt* re*e nation After s, uinu with yard ue rt 11X Owlet orea •> voted and carpeted lore* let Ut.tal MereCleuHietT APARTMENTS MARINA :tANSBU»G - Ont fafflltf home Rentals tttient rtttrentes ton onytimt. 'I hrtt rooms, porch, two pertoni In onNtitPaft men* Fantastic tacotlon on Shrews ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices ot IIPROFESSIONAL OFFICE iUitt bury River. Heat ond hot water Includ quirt atttr I p m . 13 Hlghlorta Arc Ground tlaer lultoble tor doctor _ GARAGE to kttp ant rtstoit ANTIC HiGHiANUS .IIIMKI •4 In rent. Cater coortttnottd kitchens, Gorton AtMrtmwrt In btnutitul qutt-t Sprlna SI Red Bank, two I* so »Hlce WM, touf torg* rowni. twob#*oomi, ;E YPORT — Two bedroom, centra milts On premises porking Ntor dentist ot 1U B' oad St Bed Bank N7 car Rtosonoble rent Prefer t»o Printed Pattern 9249: Allaire Auction Sale, The Deserted Village at Allaire Cabta TV Pnvata loefcad itoraa? bin tw *acfl Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, Inc., will auction more than 125 items, given through the •parlmafil a»d bulb' iiu<*a> S«v*n act** of baautitul years to the Village that are nut of the early 1800 period l«odicap Mr. Wells, the hearing ex- aminer, said the expense NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS BRICK CHURCH AP- should have been listed in the report Mr. Salkind filed 25 days before the election since PLIANCE AND STILL GIVES YOU 43 YEARS OF RELIABLE the letter was sent out before then, rather than in the sev- en-day report, and recom- SERVICE, LARGEST DISPLAY OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLI- mended that he be fined He noted that Mr. Salkind report- ANCES, EXPERIENCED AND HELPFUL SALES PEOPLE, AND ed the letter as a campaign expenditure after a complaint had been filed with the com- THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. mission about it by two Re- publicans, but said that did not detract from the fact that actual disclosure was made. The complaint was filed by former Assemblyman John Dawes and former Holmdel Mayor David Cohen, who 100% were described In the report as "both actively engaged Re- publicans (who) were serving SOLID In party posts during the 1B75 election campaign." STATE . The maximum fine which could be imposed on Mr. Sal- kind, If the commission ac- cepts the hearing examiner's 19" recommendation and decides 12" BLACK & WHITE to fine him, Is $1,000. The HOTPOINT 10 CU. FT. COLOR commission is expected to • IDEAL FOR BAR, DORM OR DEN PORTABLE TV take up the matter at Its Sept. • FREEZER COMPARTMENT. AUTOMATIC DRYER UPRIGHT FREEZER PORTABLE TV • HANDSOME LIGHTWEIGHT • FAST FREEZE SHELVES 16 meeting. ICE TRAYS INCLUDED CONTEMPORARY CABINET • 3 TEMPERATURE SELECTION • 100% SOLID STATE • FULL RANGE THERMOSTAT • PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE • DEEP DOOR STORAGE • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING • UHF/VHF TUNING • FULL RANGE THERMOSTAT Mr. Journlck said the hear- • CONCEALED CARRY HANDLE • SAFETY START BUTTON • HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY ing examiner's findings have CABINET the effect of penalizing a pub- $ lic figure who operates In two 208 offices at the same time. If 58 178 the commission agrees with them, he contended, no one in •uch a situation will be able to say anything in either ca- pacity It seems that would only stlffle democracy, he added. , "That report (sent out by the WMUA) was authorized by a unanimous vote of the authority," Mr. Journick stressed. He pointed out this included a Republican. Paul Plcclone, vice chairman of the WMUA, who also was run- ning for re-election to the Ma- nalapan Township Committee in the November election Mr. Journick further main- /5.5CU. FT 19" tained the commission should DELUXE HOTPOINT COMPLETE BLACK & WHITE disqualify Itself from even 30" GAS CHEST AUTOMATIC considering the hearing ex- AM/FM PORTABLE TV aminer's findings because it RANGE FREEZER • HANDSOME WALNUT GRAIN WASHER issued a press release prior to STEREO SYSTEM • 210 LB. CAPACITY CABINET the election slating that a • BUILT-IN 8 TRACK TAPE • BANQUET SIZE OVEN • AUTO GAIN 4 FREQUENCY • > SPEED WASHING • VISUAL LIGHT WINDOW • COUNTER BALANCE LID hearing had been scheduled • BUILT-IN TURNTABLE ADJUSTABLE TEMP CONTROL • TRIPLE RINSING • 2 MATCHED SPEAKERS • CLOCKS TIMER • UHF DETENT TUNER •SOLID WALL TUB on the complaint because the WMUA letter "on its face ap- peared to be sufficiently polit- ical as to require that a hear- ing be scheduled." How could the commission issue such a statement before SOUNDESIGN a hearing had been held, he HOTPOINT 18 CU. FT. HOTPOINT BUILT-IN WESTINGHOUSE MAGNAVOX 25" AM/FM asked "If that's the case the REFRIGERATOR DISHWASHER PORTABLE ELECTRIC COLOR whole republic is in trouble," STEREO SYSTE>13 i cMm he added • COMPLETELY FROST FREE • SOFT FOOD DISPOSAL DRYER • BUILT-IN S TRACK CONSOLE TV • PERMA-PRESS CYCLE $ • DEEP DOOR STORAGE ».-k #v *% • CUSHION COATED PLAYER • 100% SOLID STATE Perhaps, he suggested. As- SHELVES )OQD RACKS • COMPACT ROU-AROUNO f, • BUILT-IN CASSETTE • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING $ semblywoman Marie Muhler. • POWER-SAVER SWITCH • DUAL DETERGENT DESIGN PLAYER 128 • HANDSOME "208 • SAFETY START BUTTON R-Monmouth, who defeated DISPENSED 118 » 2 AW SUSPENSION SPEAKERS CONTEMPORARY CABINET 478 Mr. Salkind in the race, should have reported the acts 43 YEARS Of SERVING THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA of the commission prior to the election as a contribution to 4 GREAT SHORE LOCATIONS her campaign because of the help they were to her BRICK INSTANT YOUR ADDITIONAL ASSURANCE ; Mr Wells, in his report, CREDIT 15 OTHBt GREAT MIDDLETOWN FREEHOLD held that it was not necessary II you can buy lor less anywhere , (or the commission to dis- 6*7 ROUTE 35 ROUTE 9 I ADEIPHU RD. CHURCH within the neit 30 days, we win ; STOK LOCATIONS qualify Itself because of the cheerfully refund the (inference. press release but suggested 671-3380 780-9131 that, in the future, the com- Appliance mission say only "that a for- »•••• ••« OftN IVMt NKJHT mal hearing is scheduled." Som# Scratchtd. Son* Dtnlfd, Som« On* TIL I P.M. "Otherwise, the commis- MTUDOAY III. I and Two of 0 Kind, Mony Floor Somplti, Somf Ntw in Cortoni Quoniitat limittd. sion, as in this case, inter- AWAUDA ONLVTOMINVH TONS RIVER OAKHURST jects Itself in the midst of an (INNING) OMNtUN. 11 H« Not toipontibl* for TypogrophKol Erron. election campaign inevitably EWICE/ DELIVERY i SERVICE EXTRA ON SOME SA.E ITEMS 710 MUTE 37 WEST 2121 ROUTE 35 on the side of the com- piliaant, since no matter how 341-1688 493-3230 cwtiously it is phrased the 1 finding always is HUNDREDS OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLIANCES EVENING • THE F.B.I. 10:00 NEWS ONE STEP BEYOND BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET "Antennae ol Death" THE SILENT YEARS tCAPTIONED ABC •3 BO WASHINGTON NEWS NEW EXPANDED MENUS ooaaai IMASTERPIECE WEEK IN REVIEW THEATRE • DARK SHADOWS QBEWITCHEabitha's VerDy Own Sam • OF LANDS AND SEAS "Shoulder to Shoulder: 1145 •MILLION DOLLAR HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS moviufMEXICAN FOOD and DRINtK QTHTab E AVENGERS "Modern and Primitive Lady Constance Lyilon" MOVIE Trial y our ir If lu m differ ml Gel Away" South Alrica" The sullragelles meet • THE ROOKIES 1 iimmtr . . . truly Mninm • STAR TREK •THE F.B.I. resistance from the male T>«iri Witch Willto * STROLLING GUITAR * The Empath" "Night of the Long dominated government, becomes gravely ill altar ANG'S 741-0060 FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY ttJTODAY IN DELAWARE Knives" and Ihe trail Lady Con- giving mouth lo-mouth CHWESCtaTAWUUIT « 6:30 • NBC NIQHTLY NEWS Q3 » 00 MOVIE stance Lytton Is tortured resuscitation to an •«• MON& TUES SUNDAY IS • PARTRIDGE FAMILY "The Woman In White" and force-fed in prison. convict whose subsequent •OMOAOrr. MOMMt •...- ..(S.O.S.)' (1948) Eleanor Partter. (0COMEDY FESTIVAL disappearance creates tht Super Special Family Night danger ol a ma|or out- CHILDREN ABC EVENING NEWS Alexis Smith A strange "Love That Bob, Bachelor ALL YOU I break ol viral meningitis UNDER 14 CBS EVENING NEWS and haunting spell grips Father" CAN CAT! I (Bl Strvsd from TAKE 12 an eerie mansion and the NJ NEWS REPORT BaWajad |nat 4IO11P.M. Price! I 12 00 BJJTHE 700 CLUB 4 to 11 P.M. . I ELECTRIC COMPANY people in it. 10:30 KINER'S KORNER 7:00 CBS EVENING NEWS •WASHINGTON WEEK BIRTH WITHOUT NIQHT GALLERY 1201 KINGSLEY (4th Ave.) ASBURY PARK f 12:10 FILM FESTIVAL LAWRENCE WELK IN REVIEW VIOLENCE |R| If Phone 775-744« NBC NIGHTLY NEWS • •NEWS Tl,ligh| t From Destiny" 8:30 aOPHILLIP AND 11:00 BQOQIUQ (1941) Jeftrey Lynn, ANDY GRIFFITH HA) BARBARA • QMARY HARTMAN, Geraldina Fitzgerald. he Loaded Goat" MARY HARTMAN Phillip and Barbara • MACNEIL REPORT TO TELL THE TRUTH Nugent, a husband-wile • NFL ACTION ABC EVENING NEWS team ol television • CAPTIONED ABC 1250 SJTHE FRIDAY NIGHT IIT TAKES A THIEF scriptwriters decide to NEWS LAiTE "A Spot ol Trouble" remarry because neither of • ALFRED HITCHCOCK Two Violent Man" (1804) NEWS them can remember their PRESENTS Alan Scott, Susy DICK VAN DYKE original Las Vegas CQROBENT MACNEIL Anderson RESTAURANT IIHOW marriage ceremony NEWS ANALYSIS 1:00 ••MIDNIGHT SPECIAL FRI. & SAT. "Dear Mrs. Petrle, Your IMERV GRIFFIN ffiCAPTIONED ABC • CAPTIONED ABC NEWS Specializing In ... Husband Is In Jail" IIQWALL STREET NEWS SPECIAL • AMERICAN INDIAN set 11:30 OBCBS LATE MOVIE 1 15 QTHE ROOKIES 1:20 •EDITORIAL ARTISTS ffiWALLWEEK STREET WEEK "Sailor Beware" (1952) CHINESE "Fritz Scholder" Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. 1:25 JTHE LATE SHOW • FLASH GORDON'S 9:00 BffiCBS FRIDAY MOVIE A comedy which revolves 'Wild Is the Wind" (1957) LOBSTER Q95 POLYNESIAN TRIP TO MARS "Confessions ol a Police around two sailors who Anna Magnanl, Anthony 7:30 •125,000 PYRAMID Captain" (1971) Martin meet on a Navy recruiting Oulnn 2nd Lobster *2.95 FOOD OOON ADAMS' SCREEN Balsam. Franco Nero A line and become Instant dedicated cop is caught 1:30 BTHE LATE SHOW ALSO AMERICAN CUISINE TEST friends after Induction. (R) 'Saratoga" (1937) Clark include* up in the corruption ol his OOTONIOHT SHOW 1UHCH10N • OIHNUS • 5UPMI • ADAM-12 Gable, Jean Harlow. own system and faces the Host: Joey Bishop Gueat "Man Between" •JOE FRANKLIN Baked Potato & Salad vengeance of the syn- Oiahann Carroll and Stan • •LET'S MAKE A • VALLEY FORUM TAKE OUT 0RDER8 dicate he is trying to Kann. BANQUET DEAL break. 2:00 ajQOOD NEWS NOW SERVING • FAMILY AFFAIR 2:16 O WOMEN: PER. OOYOUR PLACE OR • MOVIE CHAR BROILED FACILITIES The Language ol Love" MUSK and DANCING MINE Advise & Consent" (1962) SPECTIVE • LEGACY: AMERICANA A recently divorced man Henry Fonda, Charles 2 30 SONEWS "Legacy ol Ihe With appears to be living the Laughton. Both the dirt QQREAT GREAT SHOW FILET MIGK0N Mississippi" lite ol a swinging single and the dignity of political •i7 Monster" (1972) The ENTERTAINERS ~ MACNEIL REPORT on New York's East Side life, particularly as It Chrlatopher Lea, Polar LOVE, AMERICAN Evtry Friday al 8 Ml. as his ex-spouse cannot relates to the Senate, are Cushing Live Entertainment iTYLE quite enjoy the liberating exposed when the • HOLLYWOOD'S EXOTIC 8:00 ••JEREMIAH OF benefits of being a single President names a FINEST Thura., Fri. & Sat. Night MAJOR CREDIT CARDS POLYNESIAN JACOB'S NECK 32-year-old mother of two. controversial liberal as "Beasts ol Marstiilw' ACCEPTED A wralth-IIke captain DRINKS Secretary of State (1959) Stephen Boyd, Serving Breakfast ill 2:30 A.M. whose 200-year residency • •ABC FRIDAY MOVIE QBPOA CHAM- Anna Gaylor. Omelets • Steak * Egga • Etc. 531-4112 or 531-4113 in the seaside cottage "Hard Contract" (1969) 2:60 BNEWS they have lust purchased PIONSHIP ISM HIGHWAY NO. IS OCEAN TOWNSHIP, NJ. James Coburn, Lee A special on this golf 3:21 BPAT COLLINS comes as a shock to the Remick. An international 1 Mil. No .1 AiWry rut arch tournament which will be Open 7 Days 922-4427 new police chlel of the assassin stalks his prey 4:00 SjOEL A. SPIVAK |R| J MiU> $.. .1 MMMWIII SkHfiM C.I.. New England village ol taking place at the through Ihe Costa Del Congressional Country 3:51 BTM£ LATE LATI (MOW Third & Morris Long Branch Jacob's Neck and his Sol, Tangier, and "Nlghi or the QrfHiy- family. Club in Washington, D.C. Brussels (R) • SHOWCASE ( (1986) Cllni Walktr, • •FOR BETTER OR • YANKEES BASEBALL "Phoenix City Story" Martha Hyar WORSE New York Yankees vs. (1955) Richard Kllsy, John Jack and Marge Holland Minnesota Twins. Mclnlire A young lawyer celebrate their 20th an- • DAVID SUSSKIND returns from the Army to niversary by consulting a "Your Aching Back: How find his horns town has fOne Block South of Entertainment * i marriage counselor whose to Prevent and Cure Back become "Sin City, U.S.A suggestion that they learn Pain" I Sea Bright Bridge Gathering liace to touch more produces • NEWS jtQU.S.A : PEOPLE • A FAMILY AT WAR disastrous results. ND POLITICS Backgammon THE CROSS-WITS ft! DONNY AND MARIE 9:30 OQTHE ROCKFORD JEWISH a tmmil prut FILES Guiuestse : Barbara Eden, the SINGLES DANCE Ice Vanities, and Jack Rockford is approached by a li/thl rulrrr MTI !*#/ Htlh -I* lit. Albertson. (B) a young woman who is SUNDAY AUGUST IS, 1976 determined to find out BMETS BASEBALL • Ml niunmth hi OUR 12 OZ. 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