The Daily Register

VOL. 97 NO.245 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1975 15 CENTS A few voters will pick the state candidates By JAMES H. RUBIN in Mercer County where Assembly Speaker S Howard Wood- loslosie the opportunity to name his successor to fill the vacancy nization-backed candidates BgtinU little known insurgents TRENTON (AP) - A small portion of New Jersey voters son faced a serious challenge in the Democratic primary. for the November election in the predominantly Democratic The 40 Senate seats are not at slake until 1977 when the select Democratic and Republican Assembly candidates in Woodson, Assemblyman Francis J Mi-Mammon and Al- district next gubernatorial election will also be held. today's primary election. bert DeMartin, former mayor of suburban Hamilton Town- Woodson's expected appointment (o Byrne's cabi^ has Democrats swept tn control of both houses in 197.1 in The primary will set the stage for a November general sliip, were vying for two Democratic Assembly nominations becqme an issue in the primary which also has racial over Byrne's landslide victory Many Democratic incumbents are election in which Republicans are hopeful of big guns to re- McManimon was ra,ted an easy winner, with the contest com- tones. Woodson is supported by the large black minority in considered vulnerable in this year's general election because duce, if not eliminate, the lopsided Democratic majority in ing down to Woodson and DeMartin for the remaining nomi- Trenton while DeMartin is relying on (he largely white elec- they are from traditionally Republican districts the lower house. Democrats now control the Assembly 64-14 nation. torate in Hamilton Township The primary.race has been largely overlooked as the le- with two vacancies, and all 80 seats will be at stake in No Woodson, a baptist minister from Trenton, is the first Also in Mercer, there is a spirited race for the Democrat- gislature has been struggling to come up with a tax program. vember. black presiding officer of a legislative house in the nation ic nomination for the new position of county executive be- The legislature faces a July 1 dtfedline to approve approxi- The polls today are open from 7 am to 8 p.m. and some- Whether he wins or loses, sources in the administration of tween Mayor Arthur Holland of Trenton and Mercer County mately $400 million in new taxes to eliminate a projected defi- where between 10 and 20 per cent of the 3.4 million registered Gov. Brendan T. Byrne have said he is in line for a cabinet Freeholder Director Arthur Sypak. cit in Byrne's proposed $2.8 billion budget The lawmakers, voters are expected to go to the polls. post as civil service commissioner. There are nearly 200 candidates seeking the 160 nomi- also are trying to find a way to raise $300 million more' for ad- The only contest attracting any noticeable attention was However, if Woodson is defeated in the primary, he would nations across the state. But most of the contests match orga- ditional state aid to public schools 5 trapped for a day in capsized rig saved GALLIANO, La. (AP) - For 26 hours, Joe Bellard per- ched desperately on a valve handle to keep his head inside a bubble of life-saving air. He was trapped 50 feet under water in an unside-down off- shore oil rig. One minute he was asleep in his bunk in the air-condi- tioned crew's quarters atop the mammoth $5 million oil well workover rig, Progress Marine No. 2, which was being towed slowly across a placid sea. Then suddenly, the four men were scrambling in wa- ter and pitch-dark confusion, their air pocket fouled with spilled diesel oil and made hideous with the sound of the rig's stress and strain. "I was just about gone when I saw a light," said Bel- lard. "Then the diver came • tfllUr •*•!• kr Corl FtrllM through. 1 thought, 'Hallelu- FIGHTING BLAZE — Firemen fight blaze at the sively damaged the pro shop early last night. In jah!'" Bamm Hollow Country Club, Middletown. The the foreground are some of the 67 golf carts dam- Five men were rescued spectacular fire destroyed a golf shed and exten- aged in the fire. (Another photo on page 3.) from the overturned hulk and a company spokesman said seven divers walked "every SURVIVOR OF CAPSIZED RIG — Darrel John Dore Is taken on a Jitter inch" of the sunken hulk into a hospital after being rescued from a capsized oil rig In the Gulf of early today looking for one Mexico. Dore was one of five men who were trapped beneath the surface man still missing. and survived by locating a bubble of air and staying in It 22 hours. $100,000 fire loss set The Coast Guard also put up a helicopter at first light Six of the 12 men aboard terday. After stints in a di- The rig's bottom shows today to scan the sea around the rig jumped clear and vers' decompression cham- above the waves. Her four the sunken oil rig, having de- were quickly picked up by the ber, they were brought to a jackup legs, each 120 feet termined the missing man tugboat which had been tow- hospital here for observation long, were driven deep into was not aboard it. ing the rig. the soft seabottom mud and The rig flipped in a slow, al- The other three., rescued the helicopter landing pad, at Bamm Hollow club Bellard, 43, of Opelousas, later in the day and placed normally at the top of the most majestic, turnover Sun- day afternoon in 60 feet of La., and Derrel John Dore, aboard a Coast Guard boat, thret'-story___superstructure at By BARBARA KATELL by others, including Al Sloop, "I called the phone oper- Patrolmen Robert McBumie water 18 miles off the Loui- 27, of Delcambre, La., were were sent to the same hospi- the stern, waa instead Just a assistant golf pro, who was ator to get the fire company," and Harry Sage, who rushed siana coast. the first two rescued yes- tal today. few feet above the seaweed. MIDDLETOWN - A flash alone in the shop when the he said. "Within seconds the to the scene from the nearby fire caused damage estimated fire began. whole shop was in flames and Tomahawk Golf Club. They by authorities at $100,000 to "I heard a couple of pops, I got out. It was all I could entered the pro shop to make the prop shop and golf cart maybe from the batteries of do." sure that no one was trapped shed at the Bamm Hollow carts, after the fire began, Treated for smoke inside. Ford in Italy for new talks Country Club yesterday. but no explosion," he said. No injuries were reported The fire, which was report- Mr. Sloop reported he first but several firemen and po- Patrolman Ronald Furiato, ROME (AP) - President Ford flew to Rome today to Middle East situation, his call for internationalization of the ed at 6 p.m. and declared out observed the fire among two licemen were treated on the who had been patrolling on meet with leaders of the Italian government and Pope Paul holy places in Jerusalem and the future of Indochina within about 45 minutes, or three golf carts in a comer scene for smoke inhalation. Everett Road and was first VI The Italian government mobilized thousands of extra po- started in the shed. The blaze of the shed. Among those treated were on the scene, also assisted in It was the final stop of the President's week-long Eu- lice to deal with any anti-American demonstrations that destroyed the shed and the 67 the search but did not require ropean tour, which also took him to Brussels, Madrid and Sal- might erupt during Ford's visit, which coincides with a bitterly golf carts parked in it and treatment. zburg, Austria. contested election campaign for regional assemblies. caused very heavy damage to Lists losses Ford in an arrival statement hailed the "extraordinary Some leftist politicians contended that the President in the pro shop, according to City woman, 73, Don Pritsch, golf pro, who ties of friendship and kinship" between Italians and Ameri- coming to Rome was stumping indirectly for the dominant Middletown Township Fire owned all the equipment with- cans. Christian Democratic party But the Communists, who are Chief Jeff Mackey. in the building, set losses "In a world of rapid and dramatic change," he said, trying to build an Image of respectability to strengthen their The first firemen were on somewhat above that given "Italian-American friendship stands out as a symbol of stabi- demands for Inclusion in the government, urged leftists to ab- the scene within five minutes is assault victim bv the fire chief. Listed lity and resolve stain from demonstrations. among the losses—approxi- after the fire was reported, LONG BRANCH - Police that the woman was being se- Ford at the end of his two-day meeting in Salzburg with but by then the blaze had mately $25,000 in merchan- "I know that our meetings will reinforce the traditional President Anwar Sadat of Egypt said he hoped their talks are investigating an alleged xually attacked when a sec- dise; 185 sets of members' bonds of affection and cooperation between our two nations, spread from the shed to the assault yesterday on a 73-year- ond man reportedly beat off would contribute to a permanent peace in the Middle East. shop. Flames as high as 30 clubs, with a value of approx- thus contributing to our goals of peace and prosperity for Sadat saluted Ford as "an honest and straightforward old woman who resides at her assailant with a two by imately $60,000, and the 67 Italy, for the United States and for all nations." feet and accompanying bil- Witmer House, a rest home at three-inch timber. Both the man . . peace-loving and a peace straggler." lowing black smoke could be golf carts, which cost approx- Both Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told 75 Cooper Ave. victim and the alleged assail- imately $3,000 each. Soldiers and heavily armed police lined the 10-mile route seen from miles around. The woman reportedly was ant were later treated for in- from the airport to the Quirinale, the presidential palace in newsmen no decision had been made on the next steps to be Cause of the fire is not yet dragged by an unidentified juries at Monmouth Medical Lincroft, Middletown No. 1 the center of Rome. But Ford made the trip by U.S. Army taken in the search for Arab-Israeli peace Kissinger ex- determined. Chief Mackey man along Long Branch Ave. Center, sources said. and River Plaza Fire Com- helicopter. plained that Ford has to wait until he meets with Israeli Pre- said that some residents in and up a hill to a railroad Police sources said that panies fought the blaze. Also Although most of Ford's 10-hour stay in the Italian capital mier Yitzhak Rabin in Washington June 11 the vicinity reported hearing trestle a block from North Thomas Armour, owner of on the scene were the Lin- was to be spent with President Giovanni Leone and Premier The President yesterday afternoon gave his football knee an explosion at the start of Broadway. Witmer House, went to the croft First Aid Squad and the Aldo Moro, presidential aides placed equal emphasis on the a hard workout by playing nine holes of golf He shot a 45, nine over par, and an aide said he had no trouble with his the blaze but this was denied Police were probing reports' aid of the elderly woman, but River Plaza Fire Co. aux- meeting with the Pope. it was not immediately known iliary. They said the President and the Pontiff would discuss footing. Ford fell at the Salzburg airport Sunday and then if it was he who struck the as- A fire watch was main- such "humanitarian matters" as aid to Vietnamese refugees slipped on a stairway before and after his first conference sailant. Mr. Armour could not tained at the site throughout and U.S. food assistance to the hungry around the world. with Sadat. Aides blamed a bad knee resulting from a football The inside story be reached for comment. the night. Sources at the Vatican said the Pope would bring up the injury during his college days. THE H'KATIIKK Mostly cloudy today and tomorrow, chance of occasional showers. Complete re-- port on page 2. Area vessel's seizure at sea disputed Home canners: Caution! * PORT MONMOUTH - "I caught in Rhode Island wa- Mr. Clark said. "We were ing on constitutionality, Mr. about 100,000 pounds of men- sel, ordered by Rhode Island Mets' Matlack stymies Astros 12 think we're going to win. Our ters to be delivered in Rhode aware of the law, and we Clark surmised. haden worth about $50,000 Gov. Philip W. Noel, "A dis- MCIT committee: Take a bow 12 . case is rock solid," said Da- Island. filed suit in Federal Court in "We expect the hearing when it was seized and or- grace." Bridge Advice IS DAILY REGISTER vid H. Clark, president or The law was enforced by Rhode Island about six within the next few weeks," dered to dock in Providence. Dennis J. Murphy, director Classified ...I«. 17 PHONE NUMBERS Seacoast Products Inc., Shore the Rhode Island Department months ago to have it de- he said. Ordering release of the vessel of Rhode Island's Department Comla 15 Mali Office H2-4m Road, yesterday. clared unconstitutional," he and its crew, Judge Day re- of Nautical Resources, said of Nautical Resources last The three-judge Federal Contemporary Life S Toll Free ttl-JJM Mr. Clark was speaking of Thursday afternoon, when the went on. quired the Seacoait firm to the law is Intended to protect Crossword Pnule li Toll Free 5W-81M his firm's test case filed Court panel will hear the put up a $50,000 bond to cover his state's sport fishing In- Tideland, a Seacoast Products Thursday's seizure of the firm's contention that the Editorials t Classified Dept MM7W against the state of Rhode Is- menhaden fishing vessel, was the value of the catch. dustry. Menhaden, he ex- EnterUlnmMit, TV I Circulation Dept S42-4MJ land to determine the con- ship and its subsequent re- Rhode Island statute is un- plained, are considered food boarded and seized in Narra lease later the same day after constitutional in that it denies Commanding the 203-foot Financial ^ Sports Drpt M2-4N4 stitutionality of a 19th century gansett Bay near Bristol, fishing vessel is Capt. Nor- for Rhode Island sport fish. Make A Dale II MWdletowa Bureau (71-2251 statute which requires aU fish Seacoast Products obtained a residents of other (tales equal Commercially, menhaden .R.I. restraining order from U.S. rights and protection. man C. Edwards of Long Is- Obltaaries 4 FreekoM Burean 4(2-2121 Steel Band land, who remarked that he are used for making oil, fer- Sports 12-14 Long Branch Bnrean ..222-MN "It was the first time the District Court Judge Edward "That's not fair," Mr. Clark tilizer and poultry feed. Every Tuesday at Barry's. law was enforced in years," P. Day in Providence has has been fishing In Rhode Is- Rumson Public Notice. Sec- Longo's Smorgasbord declared. land waters 35 years and Back in area waters, the probably speeded up the hear- Tideland yesterday was seek- ond meeting of Planning Wed. 842(857, Sea Bright. Conner's On Tke Skore 4' solid oak used railroad ties. The Tideland had caught called the seizure of his ves- Board to be held at Forrest- Open daily, 5-10 p.m. Special- Pressure treated. $3 each. We U-PIck Strawberries ing its catch somewhere off "Near Future" appearing dale School Wed., June 4, 8:15 Tim McCloonr al Banrs izing in Prime Rib and Sea also build retaining walls. Menzel Brothers, Hwy 34, Sickles' Farm New York or New Jersey. Wed . Fri , Sat, Highlands "She may be fishing in p.m. re rezonlng for town- Appearing Tues.-Sat. nights in Food. Entertainment Fri. and Landscaping and sodding. 671- Holmdel. June 3 and 5, 4-8 Strawberries, lettuce, plants dockside lounge. Sat. Highlands. 872-1500. 2026 or 747-7777. p.m. Hideaway. Shrewsbury Ave. MI-MI, Raritan Bay," said Mr. Clark. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 197b Mrs. Alessandroni heads Community Service Council RED BANK - The Com- Hillbrunner, New Shrews- a member of the board of the previously as assistant plan- Community Center and active Mrs. Gordon Litwin, Little munity Services Council, es- bury, and Richard A. Kelley, Monmouth County, United ning director of the Mon- in the Greater Red Bank Silver, Richard C. McKean, tablished in its new office Rumson. Also elected were Fund mouth County Planning Chapter of People to People Middletown, Edward J. Mo- suite at 90 Monmouth St., has Mrs. Henry K. Berman, Little Board, and as chairman of Mrs. Berman headed the ran, Bay Head, and Edward Mr. Haase, retired execu- Silver, secretary, and William the New Shrewsbury Plan- CSC annual conference in A Straus, Little Silver. a new slate of officers headed tive vice president of the Fi- L. Griffin, Allenhurst, trea- ning Boajd and Zoning Board 1972, and was a member of its Incumbents elected to 1978 CES COUNCIL by Mrs. Hugh V. Alessan- nancial Executives Institute, droni, of Rumson. surer. of Adjustment. conference committee 1973-75 were Ermon K. Jones, Nep- New York City, was active in She is a charter member of tune; Mrs. Virginia Kline, Serving with Mrs. Alessan- All of the officers, elected the field of public relations the board of the Monmouth New Shrewsbury; Mrs. droni, who succeeds Mrs. at the CSC annual meeting, His board memberships in- An electrical engineer, Mr Day Care Center. Charles C. Schock, Matawan, Rembert R. Stokes, of Mid- are incumbent members of clude the Monmouth Work- Kelley is director of the Mrs. Alessandroni and Mr. dletown, will be three vice the organization's board of shop and MCOSS. transmission technology labo- President of the Shrews- presidents. They are Paul trustees. Mrs. Alessandroni ratory at Bell Laboratories, bury State Bank and Trust Haase. Haase of Lakewood, a former has been active in CSC since Mr. Hiltbrunner, a private llolmdel. He is a member of Co . Mr. Griffin is a former Named to serve until 1977 Rumson resident; Kenneth its organization in 1957, and is planning consultant, served the board of the Red Bank chairman of the urban affairs were Patrick McMorrow, committee of the New Jersey Freehold, and Alex Groppe, PEOPLE Hanked Association Ocean Township. Speakers at the annual Elected until 1976 were Si meeting were Mrs Cecile F Liberman, Interlaken, and Fort tease probe resumes Norton, acting coordinator of Murray Simon, Monmouth the Monmouth County Office Beach. * WASHINGTON - Rep. cent letter to Attorney Gener- Nixon's adviser, John D. Eh- ployes in the ECOM Building on Aging, and Raymond Ham CSC was created to James J Howard, D-N.J., has al Edward Levi, "It is im- rlichman, had promised it to who complain of overheating ville, senior probation officer serve as both a clearing confirmed that the Depart- perative that the cloud of sus- him. Dworman has denied and a general lack of fresh and director of volunteers for house and referral agency. As ment of Justice is continuing picion and allegation be lifted making the statement. air circulation," Mr. Howard the District Office, New Jer- a clearing house it acts to its probe into allegations of in this matter so that the pub- The office building, which is said. "Since the time this sey State Bureau of Parole. avoid duplication of services political favoritism in the lic may begin to be restored leased to the government for building went into use, I have Elected to serve on the CSC among its member agencies. awarding of the government's to our government. I am $2.85 million a year, has been had numerous complaints Board of Directors until 1978 It serves also as the focal contract to lease the $25 mil- shocked at the rather cavalier the source of constant con- about everything from inoper- were Robert L. Black, Free- point for a referral system in- lion Green Acres Building at attitude which has prevailed troversy since the contract ative elevators to a leaking hold, Robert D. Halsey, tended to make the most ef- Ft. Monmouth. throughout this in- was awarded in 1971. roof and a severe water prob- Oceanport, Miss Helen Her- fective use of county Assistant Attorney General vestigation." "Just last week 1 received lem in the basement." rmann, West Long Branch. agencies. John C. Keeney disclosed in a Mr. Howard criticized the a letter and petition from em- letter to Mr. Howard, "All the fact that at one point the case Iqllllf •tatt pinto circumstances surrounding LEADERSHIP CHANGE — Mrs. Hugh V. Alessan- file had been lost. A govern- Man acquitted the award of the contract are ment courier who was as- (Jroni, of Rumson, seated, new president of the currently being reviewed Community Services Council, Red Bank, gets a signed to transfer the file OI Cling within the department's from the Watergate Special rundown on her duties from Mrs. Rembert R. Criminal Division." FREEHOLD - A 19-year- Stokes of Middletown, outgoing president. Prosecutor's Office- to the Mr. Howard said in a re- Justice Department apparent- old Port Monmouth man has ly lost the file en route been acquitted of charges he conspired to distribute mari- THE GOLDEN BOOK An investigation by the juana in Middletown and con- General Accounting Office tributing to the delinquency Fired city teacher (GAO) was critical of the of a minor. General Services Adminis- tration's handling of the Kevin McGrath, 1117 Wilson award but failed to take fur- Ave., Port Monmouth, was ther action. GAO's probe was found innocent of the charges after a two-day trial before Golden Passbook Accounts given new hearing begun after an unsuccessful Interest compounded and credited quarterly County Court Judge Donald J. bidder protested the award to Minimum opening deposit S100 - multiples of Cunningham. LONG BRANCH - John on administering his depart- "It ended on a nice note — Dworman Building Corp. of thereafter Withdrawal on 90 days notice Curley, fired as language de- ment — which differed from with handshakes," he re- New York, charging it was He had been accused of partment chairman at the ju- those of the school adminis- vealed. unfavorable to the govern- conspiring with a juvenile, a nior and senior high schools tration. The department head, who ment and had been influenced 16-year-old boy, on April 9, here, had a fresh hearing be- The department chairman's formerly taught Spanish in by political favoritism. 1974, in Middletown to dis- fore the Board of Education dismissal drew protests from the Wall Township school sys- Former Eatontown Mayor tribute marijuana and con- last night and later said it teachers and residents during tem for seven years, was rep- Herbert Werner attested that tributing to the delinquency "went well." a public board meeting two resented by Michael Schott- Lester Dworman, president of of the 16-year-old boy by en- land, a lawyer, in the NJEA The board, however, had no weeks ago. In addition, the the firm, informed him couraging him to participate appeal. comment after the hearing. N.J. Education Association months in advance of the con- in the distribution of mari- Richard D. McOmber, board (NJEA) appealed the board's "It appears this board is tract's award that President juana. attorney, said the final deci- action to the N.J. Commis- willing to sit down and lis- sion,— whether or not to re- sioner of Education. ten," Mr. Schottland com- mented. "There was a gen- hire Mr. Curley — would be The board subsequently made known within the week. uine exchange of views." agreed to grant Mr. Curley Mr. Curley has charged another hearing. INTRODUCING Mr. Curley was fired April that, at his first hearing be- 30 after he had had an infor- Mr. Curley termed last fore the board, his immediate mal hearing before the board. night's session as "a fair supervisors were not per- He would have gained tenure hearing." He said, "There mitted to speak. He claimed had his contract been re- was an open exchange and their evaluations of his job newed. His dismissal report- board members asked good performance always had been edly stemmed from his views questions. complimentary. ALL-FAMILY Little Silver authorizes funds for drain project CHECKING LITTLE SILVER - The council's action leaves an estimated $30,000. The Borough Council last night di- uncertain the long-term fu- council expressed concern verted funds for overhaul of ture of the borough's use of a that if authorization for the the borough's street sweeper sweeper. project is not given shortly to drainage improvements on In other business, the coun- the state will withdraw its of- Tabor St. cil announced that insurance fer of funds. Councilman Grandin W. benefits for the fire depart- The borough engineer will Schenck explained that the ment, first aid squad, and meet with the architect of the council had decided that the ladies auxiliary would be sub- new Red Bank Regional High 15-year-old sweeper should stantially increased, following School and the borough Envi- not be rebuilt as originally a study conducted by Coun- ronmental Commission to planned and that the (7,500 cilman H.A. "Hal" Steiner draw up recommendations for budget allocation for it be 3rd. council action regarding a used to correct drainage The state compensation re- drainage problem at the problems that have recently mains the same with maxium school site. The Environmen- appeared on Tabor St. disability benefits of $112 per tal Commission has con- The drainage improvements week, but the private carrier tended that the school should will cost about $6,000. Limited policy that the borough uses construct a pond adjacent to repairs to the sweeper will will provide increased dis- the existing one on the prop- cost about $750 and should ability for a maximum of erty. The school has not ac- make it functional for at least $150; an increase in death ceded to this request, and the part of the season, said Mr. benefits from $10,000 to council will act after receiv- Schenck. $25,000, and increases in dis- ing a report from the engi- ease and heart benefits. neer. By making her a lifetime Lions to attend honorary borough resident, Man is accused the council acknowledged the state convention work of Mrs. June O. Ken- of jewelry theft RED BANK - The Red nedy, the first editor of the KEANSBURG - John E. Bank Lions Club will be rep- borough newsletter, the first Kennan, 41, of Elizabeth, was resented by six delegates at borough historian, a founding released in $500 bail after an the state convention of Lions member of the historical so- arraignment yesterday before clubs Thursday through Sun- ciety, and a member of the Judge Ronald L. Horan in day at the Chalfonte-Haddon Bicentennial Committee. Mrs. Municipal Court on charges of Hall. Atlantic City. Edward Kennedy is moving this sum- larceny of jewelry. G. Slrohmenger, club presi- mer after living here 13 Detective Capt. George W. A New Free Checking Plan ... Plus dent, will head the delegation. years. Preston Jr. said the man is A "White Cane Sale" for the The council authorized the accused of stealing $300 worth If you maintain a minimum balance of one thousand dollars in our Statement benefit of the blind of the borough engineer to draw up of jewelry from Ms. Mary Savings or Golden Passbook Savings, you are entitled to apply for our new All-Family area in which members of the plans for the repaying of Sil- Marascio of 71 Maple Ave. Checking plan. local club will participate, verside Ave., from Riverview while both were in a tavern All-Family checking gives you free checking and the convenience of writing all will be held on Broad Street Ave. to Bernard Ter. The Sunday night. on Friday, June 13, from 6 to state will pay 90 per cent of Keenan (apes a preliminary the checks you want free, no minimum balance required. 9 p.m., and on Saturday, June the cost and the borough 10 hearing June 24 in Municipal In addition, All-Family Checking provides an opportunity for any member of 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. per cent. The work will cost Court. the family living at home, eighteen years and over, to qualify for a separate checking ac- count for a nominal charge of one dollar per month. This piggyback checking arrangement provides unlimited checking with no Weather: Mostly cloudy minimum balance required. Mostly cloudy today and to- Today's 7 a.m. temperature roofs, windows and out- Stop in at any Colonial First National Bank branch ... it's where families get to- morrow with a few scattered was 63. buildings were damaged in gether with all family checking. showers this morning into A night1 of extremely high the city. A gas line was rup- early this afternoon. Chance winds and heavy rains in the tured but was repaired quick- of more showers and possibly central Plains has left a trail ly a thunderstorm tonight and of destruction and caused mi- TIDES Sandy Hook tomorrow morning High TODAY - High 3:46 p.m. COLONIAL nor injuries to several per- today in the mid-70s. Low sons and low 9:26 p.m. tonight around 60. High to- A powerful thunderstorm TOMORROW - High 4:05 morrow in the low 70s. Out- last night walloped Wichita. a.m. and 4:42 p.m. and low look Thursday: Sunny and Kan., with winds up to 98 10:27 am and 11:10 p m warmer miles per hour Twenty mo- For Red Bank and Rumson In Long Branch, yes- bile homes were damaged in bridge, add two hours; Sea terday's high temperature one park in southeast Wich- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; was 70 and the low, 61 de- ita. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- FRST NATIONAl BANK grees. It was 73 at 6 p.m. and Trees were uprooted, power utes; Highlands bridge, add. A member FDIC Fidelity Union Bancorporation. The all-service bank that looks out for you the overnight low was 60. lines were torn down and 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1975 The Daily Register 3 iWORLD MCEA must admit teachers By the Associated Press Sadat hails Israeli forces cut Egyptian- President Anwar Sadat hailed Israel's an- nouncement of a reduction in its forces along the Suez Canal of Rumson-Fair Haven group and indicated that cargo bound for Israel would be allowed By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI Judge Lane said the MCEA the terms of the settlement such action because the local meaning that MCEA would through the canal if there are further Israeli concessions. council favored settling the had absolutely no power to The Rumson-Fair Haven regional association insists on accept the affiliation of the case. "I consider this a very encouraging act," Sadat told a undo a Nov. 21 resolution teachers' group had com- conducting informal salary Rumson-Fair Haven teachers' CBS television interviewer in Salzburg, Austria, where he had FREEHOLD — Superior In legal arguments, Mr which authorized its attorney menced litigation last year to negotiations instead of letting group, he said. been meeting with President (Ford Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. Simon maintained that the ruled yesterday that the Mon- to settle the dispute if he did compel the New Jersey Edu- the NJEA be the official bar- Judge Lane denied a motion Nov. 21 motion was not bind- Sadat told an ABC correspondent the Israeli action mouth County Education As- not believe the MCEA had a cation Association (NJEA) gaining agent by Theodore M Simon of ing on the representative "opens the way for the process of peace to continue and to sociation (MCEA) could not good legal case to continue and the MCEA to affiliat.fr its The court's ruling yes- Landing, representing the council but was subject to re-, have momentum again." renege dn a court approved the matter to trial and which association. Judge Lane di- terday came on a motion by MCEA, to stay the judgement consideration. He alscTargued Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin announced yesterday that settlement that allowed the indicated that MCEA would rected the NJEA last June 7 Robert J. Kantor of Asbury pending an appeal that the settlement could not before the canal reopens on Thursday, Israel will withdraw Rumson-Fair Haven Educa- let the local unit become af- to restore the unit as an affil- Park, representing the Rum- In testimony before the be binding on MCEA because half its 7,000 soldiers and 30 tanks and all its artillery in the tion Association to be affil- filiated with it. iate member. son-Fairflaven Education As- court's ruling, Mr. Falvo tes- the representative council did six mile-wide, "limited-forces zone" that adjoins the UN buf- iated with the county unit. sociation, to set aside the ear- tified that when he wrote the not give Mr Falvo authority fer zone east of the waterway. A formal court order was The Rumson-Fair Haven The judge hehd that the entered last Jan. 27 dis- teachers' group wants to be- lier judgement of dismissal letter to Mr Kantor he as- to settle it Rumson-Fair Haven teachers' missing the legal action come affiliated with the two and for the court to enforce sumed that the MCEA repre- When the judge last June 7 Ford mining veto to be explained group is affiliated with the against MCEA with the un- units because of the benefits the settlement agreement be- sentative council would take ordered NJEA to permit the tween the two groups WASHINGTON - Administration officials are going be- MCEA and gave the county derstanding that all disputes it could derive from such affi- action in affiliating the local Rumson-Fair Haven teachers' fore a House panel to try to document President Ford's argu- unit 10 days to admit the had been settled but the liation. The NJEA and The settlement dispute unit He added that he had group to be affiliated with it ments for vetoing a bill that would protect the environment teachers' group. MCEA had refused to honor MCEA, however, had opposed hinged on a letter of Jan. 16 been informed by Eleanor he noted that the NJEA ac- against strip mining. from Peter S. Falvo Jr., a Guerci, MCEA president, or tion in refusing the local unit the MCEA action Federal Energy Administrator Frank G Zarb and six In- West Long Branch attorney, to be part of the nationwide terior Department officials were scheduled to appear later to Mr. Kantor advising him Mrs Guerci corroborated organization was a direct today to explain the veto. Ford contended that the bill would that the MCEA representa- the testimony concerning the reprisal against the local unit cost 38,000 jobs, mean higher utility costs for consumers and tive council had empowered MCEA motion, adding that a for refusal lo let the NJEA be increase U.S. reliance on imported oil. him to determine whether a majority of the representative the recognized bargaining settlement should be reached agent for it. "-tf Backers of the vetoed bill challenged the White House council was in favor of the and that MCEA intended to claims and today's unusual post-veto session resulted resolution before last Febru- At that time, the judge said vote the local unit back into Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz , floor manager for the bill, ary She said that she had the courts are generally re their representative council said he is confident the hearing before a joint session of two told Mr. Falvo that MCKA lurtant to interfere with the as of their February meeting Interior Committee subcommittees will prove the adminis- had adopted the motion be- affairs of a private organiza- tration figures "have been grossly inflated." Judge Lane said il was fore he wrote the letter to Mr tion but that where member Kantor. If the administration claims can be publicly discredited, clear to him from reading the ship concerns economic ne- Udall said it would help sponsors secure the necessary votes Nov. 21 MCEA resolution that Charles E. Goodhart, a cessity, the courts must be to override the veto on June 10. A showdown vote in the Mr. Falvo was completely member of the MCEA repre- alert to protecting the need for House was postponed two weeks ago after sponsors found and fully authorized to nego- sentative council, told the public welfare and safeguard they didn't have enough votes to override. It takes a two- tiate a settlement. He inter- court that it was not his opin- the individual's means for thirds vote in both House and Senate to enact a bill over a preted the resolution as ion that a majority of the earning a livelihood. presidential veto. Ex-Florida official gets term TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Former Education Commission- Zoners in Eatontown er Floyd Christian has been ordered to prison for income tax evasion and Insurance Commissioner-Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has been impeached. Also yesterday, Alan C. Sundberg, 41, was sworn in as a state Supreme Court justice to succeed Hal P. Dekle, who re- approve Elks lodge signed under threat of impeachment. Christian, SO, the first Florida Cabinet officer sent to pris- SHED DESTROYED — Firemen aim hoses at the golf shed at the Bamm EATONTOWN - The Zon- The board also recommend- cerning traffic and seating on, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Clarence W Allgood Hollow Country Club, Middletown. Damage to the shed and the pro shop ing Board of Adjustment has ed council approval of the 1 IB- "incredible." and ordered to report to the medium security prison in Texar- has been estimated at $100,000. Cause of the blaze Is not determined. recommended to Borough unit Victoria Gardens apart- The board said the appli- kana, Tex., on July 1. Council that a variance be ment complex at Hope Road cants had shown no attempt Allgood said that after a 90-day study of Christian's activi- granted to allow construction and Rt. 36, with the reitric- to acquire additional property ties, background and health, he would determine whether of an Elks lodge on Parker tion that traffic exiting onto from adjoining owners, nor Christian should be released or serve more of the maximum Road between the borough's Hope Road be limited to rigHt had they demonstrated any five-year sentence. Christian also could be fined up to $5,000. 80-acre park and the West turns only. reason (or granting the vari- million is sought Long Branch border. The board denied a move Christian pleaded guilty April 22 to not reporting $30,000 ance other than financial rea- income from kickbacks on state education contracts and The action climaxes seven from Goody's Eatontown, sons. evading $15,751 in federal income taxes. He resigned in April months of testimony before Inc., to expand seating capac- An application from Ed- 1174 when a House impeachment committee was named after the zoners and another two ity in the Burger King Res- ward F. Manning to relocate his indictment in state court on 19 charges of bribery, con- for 3 city projects months' wait while the Plan- taurant, Rt 35 and Wyckoff his house on his property at spiracy and perjury. ning Board considered the Im- Road, from its present 76 203 Wyckoff Road was ap- pact on the master plan. seats to 108. LONG BRANCH - The opment of the North End city "at worst" would put up proved. The house, more than Court to ponder rights, pollution City Council gave the admin- Beach park, including con- roughly half of the overall The Elks propose to build a Abram Slmoff, a traffic ex- a century old, Is threatened istration the go-ahead last struction of indoor and out- cost. 10,000-square foot lodge be- pert appearing for Goody's, by the county widening of WASHINGTON — Questions about prisoners' parole rights night to seek federal funding door pools, at approximately "At this stage, we really tween the access road to the testified last night that the Wyckoff Road and nuclear power plant pollution are on the agenda of the for three proposed projects $3 million. new park and the borough enlargement would reduce can't say how much the city A hearing on an application Supreme Court. with an estimated total cost line on a five-acre tract in the number of parking spaces Vincent J. Mazza, city ad- will be required to raise." he from William and Dahlia The court agreed yesterday to hear arguments during its of $6 million. said. both the R-20 and P-l zones. to 54, but would still maintain 1975-76 term on: ministrator, said all three The use has been strongly a ratio of one space per two Schlosser to stable a horse The projects are 1.) A $1.5 projects could be considered The council met last night and pony on a three-quarter- — Whether, and to what extent, prisoners who come up million ice rink complex at with Michael R. Frank, presi- opposed by homeowners in an inside seats. for parole must be provided procedural safeguards such as "priority" endeavors but the exclusive residential devel- Jerome A. Vogel, attorney acre property at 5 Ferncllff Garfield Park opposite the dent of Planning Associates, Drive was continued until written notice and an opportunity to present witnesses. ice rink might have an edge opment in West Long Branch for the Goody's chain, boardwalk amusement area, over the other two. Bohemia, N.Y. He presented July 7. — Whether waste discharges from nuclear power plants 2.) Renewal of Takanassee a feasibility study prepared adjoining the Elks' tract. claimed customers were at- are subject to regulation by the Environmental Protection Lake and the surrounding "We will explore all pos- by his firm on Takanassee The board's vote was 4-1 for tracted to the restaurant by Borough codes require Agency or only by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. area at a projected cost of sible funding sources," Mr. Lake. Last year, the same approval, with Walter Kublin what appeared to be an three acres for a horse. In other actions, the court: $1.5 million and 3.) Devel- Mazza said, adding that the firm provided the city with a objecting. Mr. Kublin said the ample parking area, but Roger A. Clapp, attorney — Ruled 5 to 4 that a union is not exempt from antitrust long-range plan for ocean- Elks "quasi-public use will found insufficient seats In- for the Schloswrs, maintained prosecution when it extracts an agreement from a contractor front development. make it difficult to develop side. that the proposed stable was to assign work only to unionized subcontractors. The Takanassee study calls the rest of the R-20 zone," The lawyer claimed that a permitted accessory use. — Upheld 6 to 3 a Texas law prohibiting prepaid medical 35 seniors to receive for dredging and bulkheading and said that insufficient evi- with the additional seating ca- Robert Falvo, attorney for health plans unless they are controlled by physicians. four bodies of water that dence had been presented to pacity, fewer people would be objectors to the variance ap- — Ruled 7 to 2 that states may not impose sales taxes on make up the lake region. The show that values of adjacent forced to eat In their cars, a plication, contended the use liquor sold by wholesalers to officers' clubs and enlisted awards at RBRHS study also recommends crea- homes will not suffer. prohibited activity under was not permitted. men's messes at military posts. tion of walks, bicycle paths He also found the Elks borough zoning codes. Neighbors on either side of RED BANK - Awards for Curchin, $250; Douglas Rose, and picnic areas. building would offer n "limit- In Iti resolution denying the the Schlossers last night reg- $225; Martha Dodds, $150; academic, musical and voca- The study notes that the ed benefit to the . rity of application, the borough istered their approval of the Sex discrimination plan readied Paul Van Cleve, $100; Donna tional achievement have been smallest body of water in the the people in Eatontown." found the testimony con- horses to the board. Runge, and Cynthia Graff, $75 WASHINGTON — The Ford administration is ready to un- awarded to 35 seniors at Red chain of four lakes is owned each; Wendy Patterson, An- veil its proposals to bar sex discrimination in the nation's Bank Regional High School. by the Monmouth Consoli- thony Marino, Bonnie Burdge, schools and colleges. Congress will have the power to veto dated Water Co. The recipients will receive Maureen Sakowitz, James the proposed regulations, which were being made public later special recognition at the "The city might consider Diplomas awarded to 186 today, within 45 days of their receipt from the White House McCabe, all $50 each; Eliza- June 19 graduation exercises beth Ciampoli, Joanne Ca- negotiating with the company the rules will apply to virtually all public school systems, to be held at the high school. for either leasing the land, as well as most public and private colleges receiving federal ruso, Barbara Romano, Gret- athletic field. chen Rell, and Andrea West, trading use for tax abate- funds of any kirid Private elementary schools and high ment, or outright sale," the at St. John Vianney rites schools will be exempt, unless they receive federal funds. Receiving cash scholarship all $25 each. study says. Maureen Cologreco, William Collum, Longo, Kathleen Loures, Michael Under a draft sent to Ford Feb. 28 by Secretary of Heath, awards from the Red Bank HOLMDEL - Bishop Cynthia Coiucci, Patricia Conover, Kt Me Cons, Patrick McDonnell, Kothleen Band Parents are Frank Ben- Receiving the Kiwanis Club The study describes another George W Ahr of the Trenton vln Cook, Mkhocl Cucchlaro. Jamts McDonough. James McGouoh Education and Welfare Caspar W. Weinberger, the schools lake section, adjacent to Van Cuilen Margaret Daly. Cheryl Donlelt, Kenneth McGowan, Kevin McGroth. jamin, $350 and the Arion awards for student leadership Diocese was the principal Lee Detdmeyer, Debra DeFoiio. Wil Edward McNeil. Karen Mocklln, Kath would have to treat males and females equally in athletics, Court Park, as "a garbage Horn Degnon, Rose DeGupas le«n Mockln, Richard Marsh. Michael housing, dress codes and financial assistance. Award; Philip Jacobs, $330; were Lester Bradley, John speaker at graduation ex- Patricia Demptey, William DeNi Mailuk, Jo Anne Mouro. Gary Men collector and mosquito bree- chols. Gary DeSolio. Thomos Deter ichmi. Angela Merolo, Catherine Mes Under the draft, elementary and secondary schools would Stanley Nixon, $300; John Clark, Philip Jacobs, Diane ercises Sunday when 186 stu- mortn, Carole Doyle. Denis* Dunn, Rich mer, Ellen Meytr, James Miller, Dana der," and strongly ard Dunn. EMen Eckhardl, Margaret Minoo, Anthony Mlodlnov. Moiro Molti be forbidden from separating boys and girls into shop and Miller, Nancy Rail, Linda dents of St. John Vianney Re- Eoon. Thereto Forrelly, Thomas Fotl Mjntl, Brian Moroney. Mary Mulhollond. Roubik, Susan Sass, Chris recommends dredging of gional High School were gonte, Frank federlc) Robert Oaket. Mary 0 Grody, Kevin ' home economics classes or from maintaining sexually sepa- silt. Peter Festo, Gregory Fiederowtu. Ei- O Neltl, Barbara 0 Reilly. Brian 19 reservists Ward, Patricia Strahle, and awarded diplomas. leen Fltipairlck, Michael Goelo. Ml O'Toolf, Susan 011 rr bine, Robert rate vocational schools. The $5,000 cost of the study chael Goghono. Donald Gombardelo, Owens. Peter Owsionlk Deborah Woodward. David Knox was the class Mary Gothercolf, Suion Gaudenil, Mary Pogono, Karen Pavel. John Pod on active duty was shared equally by the Sherd George, Janet Gibbons, Victor laiki, Eleno Potler, Michael Pre- valedictorian. Gigllo. John Goelier, Mark Goodwin ndergast, Catherine Proscio. John Red Receiving the Lion's Club state Environmental Protec- Gregory Goonon. Mary Gorman. Kc dv. Oonna Reed. Edward Relly. Christ FT. DIX - Nineteen Mon- Sister Regina White, associ- vln Gormley, Richard Grirllths. Christ ine Resta, Linda Reuter, Michael Rice. Bill would allow drug pricing tion Agency and the city. opher Grolf. Thomos Guarino, Vincent mouth County Army reserv- award for academic achieve- ate school principal, present- Mary Rugglero. Mary Ryan, Maria WASHINGTON — Drug stores would be able to advertise Gimtolfrro. Kathleen Holllgon, Samuel Sonchei. Leslie Sanderson, Deborah ists, members of the 1st Bri- ment were Leslie Connors, Mr. Frank also presented ed diplomas to the following Hasten. Karen Heltrkh, Janet Henry. Schotde, Herbert Sermon, Regina prices of prescription drugs and customers thus could shop revised plans for a covered Joan Henry. Seery, Maureen Shanohon, Mary Shaw, gade Headquarters Detach- John Curchin, Philip Jacobs, graduates: Michael Herman, Patricia Htckey. Chtryl Shorrock, Robert SMtcchio, for the cheapest price if the Federal Trade Commission Martini- Mandracchia, Nancy ice rink, originally proposed Thomos Hlckty, Lynne Hlgl«y, Terrance Christine Sluk ment and its subordinate 1st Jomes Anderson. Loretio Aurlcmmo, Hourlhon, Eileen Hunter, Joyne Hyer, Down Zladelmon. Donald Slaeger, adopts a proposed regulation. Martinez, Diane Miller, Susan for the North End park, but Linda Baclgoiupo. Mark Boechie, Daniel I mm ing, Garry Jackson, Detoo Margaret Steen, Ellen Strock, OioncSui Battalion, Ft. Hancock, have Chories Baker, Laura Barker. Brian rah Kociorotkl. Kevin Konc, Paul Kone hvon, Bernodetie Sviatko, Ann Sweeney. relocated at Garfield Park on Barboro Kontltr, Margaret Keetr, William SweetnoiTt, Thomos Swltt, Ml However, a survey of the 16 states and the District of Co- completed two weeks of ac- Milligan, Barbara Pratt, Barrel), Karen Bean. Richard Bennoer. Ocean Ave. near the amuse- Eileen Brennan, Brenda Bresnohon, Do Kothlern Kelly, Timothy Kelsty. Ma- choel Torolo, Mary Towle, Michelle lumbia where drug-price advertising already is allowed shows tive duty here. Linda Roubik, and Patricia vld Brejnahon rianne Kcrner, Allcio Klrcnner, Kathryn Voipe ment area. The rink would Patrick Broderick, William BuWe, El Kiemm. David Knox, Theodore Koch, Joseph Vreelond. Jonic Wehrle, Jomes that not all druggists and drug companies are eager to adver- Strahle. len Burke. Harry Burl. Richard Coiolo. Dlone Kokinda, Karen Krowchuck. Coth Wfldon, Llndo Wholen, Jon Woltowicr tise prices, even when it's legal. They are Capt. Charles E. measure 85 by 200 feet. The Mouretn Callanan. Michael Cannon, erlnt Kurek. Stephen Wood. Cherylortn Woods, Mark Two Carey, William Carr, Carol CaMK. Diborol Lawrence, Arthur Ltmbo, Young, Theresa Young, Gall Zaccari, Claghorn of Atlantic High- Anthony Trufolo Jr., and winter facility would be ad- Diane Cermenelil. Christine Cherry, Barboro Leslnskl, Palroclo LesmUl, Lourdes Zeik. Louise Zeni, Peter Zie The FTC, in making the proposal yesterday, asserted that Leslie Llnd, Wllhom Lonergan, Louro mien ski comparison- shopping for prescription drugs would save con- lands, Spec. 5 Thomas G. Fred Zobach won the N.J. joined by other recreational James Clifton. sumers more than $130 million a year. Krause of Farmingdale, Col. Electrical Troubleshooting attractions such as tennis FTC Chairman Lewis A. Engman said, "It is a curious William P. Sylvester Jr. and contest with perfect scores. courts, basketball courts and Levy slaying suspect asks dismissals set of values which says that the consumer may be given full Staff Sgt. Anthony J. Gra- The Future Homemakers As- a softball field. ony murder count and the information about discretionary purchases such as deodorant ziano of Elberon, Frank E. sociation award for out- Plans for the North End SYRACUSE, NY. (AP) Cicero, faces two counts of rape and sexual abuse and mouthwash but cannot be given information that will help Snead of Long Branch, Sgt. standing achievement went to park call for indoor and out- An Onondaga County murder and first-degree rape charges should be dismissed him save money on nondiscretionary purchases such as drugs l.C. Danny Carter and Sgt. Linda Roubik. door pools as well as a family Court Judge has reserved de- and first-degree sexual abuse Douglas Marotta of West picnic area, a pitch and putt cision on a motion to dismiss charges in the Syracuse because of "a lack of scien- which a doctor has prescribed as essential to his good tific evidence with reference Long Branch, 1st Lt. James golf course and a surfing one murder count and two freshman's death. health." to alleged sex crimes." Devine of Matawan, Sgt. l.C. VFW elects Reins beach. The complex would be sex. offense charges against a Jeschke argued that a fel- Robert R. Frazer of Union for second term located at the southern end of man accused in the stran- the park. The city now owns gulation slaying of a Syracuse Beach, Staff Sgt. John W. LITTLE SILVER - The The Daily Register MitcheU of Middletown, Staff and operates a beach club to University coed. Good idea. Photo I.D. Veterans of Foreign Wars the north. After hearing arguments by Mom om« Sgt. Ronald D. O'Neill and Post 10189 of Rumson-Little Ont Rtgl»l«f PMto. Sdr«w«Kirv, NJ. 07701 Mr. Mazza said that almost defense and prosecuting at- Cash personal CJB checks 2nd Lt. August Zilincar of Silver has reelected Fred- •ranch Off Icn all land has been acquired by torneys yesterday, Judge Or- •M HI. IS. MMWtfwm, N.J. 0774 Ocean Township, Sgt. Robin erick A. Reiss of Rumson for » Eo»l Main SI.. Frwfcotd. N.J. tim R. Parkans of Oceanport. the city for the North End mand N. Gale allowed de- at all 27 off ices with your Dt BroaOMv, Lm •rack. N.J. tnm a second term as commander. PuMlitod by Ih« ktd tank ItMtittr Spec. 5 William Quinlan of project and 85 per cent of the fense attorney Edmund EtMoUthM In 1171 Or John H. Coat* and Htnry Clay East Keansburg, Sgt. Charles Comm. Reiss served in the buildings there have been Jeschke to view results of any CJB Master Charge Photo I.D. card. Mxnbtf of Mt AnocMfd Prtu — Tht Auoclafcd Prm It tntllM demolished. The city gained MCIUIIVHV to Hit uw Mr rmadutilon of Ml Hit Weal nm prlnMd In J Raverta and Sgt. Evan U.S. Navy, Seabee Engineer- scientific or chemical tests iht nn»eai»r oi mu a> all AP im dlwstchn Robatino of Red Bank, 1st Lt. ing Corps, as a Chief Petty $3.5 million from the U.S. De- made in the case involving S*cend Clou patlopt poM at DM Bank, N.J. 077*1 and at MIOOI» I Paul D. Roman of Shrews- Officer with the 104th Naval partment of Housing and Ur- the Nov. 10,1972 death of Ka- loan. N.J. 177*. PuMlthtd daily. Monday nVough Friday. Mall «*- ban Renewal and the state Krlpllani payom m aavpnet. bury, 2nd Lt. Ted Serfin of Construction Battalion Head- ren Levy, 18, of Cherry Hill, CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Green Acres program to ac- IWMk' IMonlti IMooths tMonlM I Ytor Lincroft, and Spec. 4 Clifford quarters Co., in the South Pa- N.J. AND TRUST CX3MIVWV IN (ISO W.» 111.(0 11500 quire the oceanfront acreage. Horn* DtMvtry »» Corrlor *S C*ntl a wtk J. Ward of Keyport. cific in World War II. John Harris, 24, of nearby Slnalt copy at counltr ISCtnH 4 The DbilyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1975 HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Hazlet vetoes rule change Obituaries on teachers' extra duties iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HAZLET - By an 8 to 1 op a pilot study of the pro- Francis Journick. township vote the Board of Education gram. attorney, said he wouldn't be last night defeated a proposed Under the program started available for any of the times J. V. Kenny at 82; amendment to its policy on two years ago, teachers are suggested extra-curricular duties for assigned as faculty advisors "Now another six dates in teacheu. and act as intermediaries be- August will be presented to ex-Hudson leader The amendment, introduced tween the student and his Mr Journick." Mrs Kay last month, specifies that a regular guidance counselor. said. \ _ PARAMUS (AP) - John V teacher must teach in the Mr Cabrera said The board "At this rate," she said, Kenny, longtime Democratic school system one year before also appointed Robert Dud- "the board will possibly be' boss of Hudson County, is being assigned to an extra- ley, a guidance counselor, to spending next year's budget dead at age 82, a spokesman curricular post The amend- oversee development of the before we get a decision on for the Dellridge Nursing ment also stipulates a teacher program for. three weeks in this year's" Home announced here today can participate in more than July His $U05il salary the The board, she added, will The spokesman declined to two-extra-curricular activites, board said, will be paid by be forced to make the 1463,000 reveal the time or cause of with only one being a major state funds already com budget cut during the sum- death. He said the position mitted to the district mer. Mclaughlin Funeral Home in Mrs Earla D Kress, the The board adopted a resolu- "This won't be easy," Mrs. Jersey City was handling fu- board member that in- tion giving its support to "the Kay said, "and we ask the neral arrangments. troduced the proposed policy idea of a general referendum public's understanding for the Kenny spent half his life change last month, was the on taxation to amend the dilemma the board faces." building a political career and only member last night to state constitution to allow de- Frank Capone was swom in the other half running away vote for it. Mrs. Kress sought dication of tax revenues from as a new board member to re- from it. the change, she said, to con- adequate sources, to educa- place John Bowers wKo has He reached his zenith in vince the public that the Hon." A copy of the resolution moved from the township. 1949 when he led a fusion tick- board is hiring teachers first will be sent to the governor Mr. Capone was also appoint- et in the Jersey City munici- and not coaches. and the Monmouth County de- ed a member of the board's pal election and toppled May- Mrs. Janet Kay, board pres- legation of legislators. curriculum committee and an or Frank Eggers, nephew of It •filter ilotf photo ident, said the majority of the Mrs. Kay reported to the alternate to the New Jersey Frank "I Am The Law" SENIORS' COSTUME FLING — Mrs. Marie Thomas of New Shrewsbury, board after discussions with board that a date hasn't yet School Board's Association. Hague. He displaced Eggers left, promenade marshal at Sunday's Second Annual Costume Ball spon- John V. Kenny school principals and Roman been set for a hearing before as leader of Hudson County's sored by the Monmouth County Senior Citizens Council, Inc., meets with Cabrera, susperintendent of the state Commissioner of powerful Democratic party Herman Holzman, master of ceremonies, and Dorothy Louderback, of schools, decided that the Education on its budget ap Two accused Arthur P. Diaz machine. Englishtown, before joining in the gala held at Convention Hall, Asbury MIDDLETOWN - Arthur Park. change would have consituted peal. P Diaz, 23, of 38 Hillside St. Some 20 years later, Kenny a "restrictive policy." The Township Committee, of theft in was indicted for allegedly died Sunday at Jackson Me- The policy on extra-curricu- she said, has rejected the master-minding a multimil- morial Hospital, Miami, Fla. lar activities she noted, en- board's request for a sum- lion dollar, kickback scheme. Middletown He was born in Washington, compasses alt activities, not mary judgement on the He was excused for health Woman is charged DC. and lived here for 16 just coaching of sports. board's appeal of a $463,000 MIDDLETOWN - Two reasons from the ensuing trial years. In other business the board cut made in its proposed men. who police said were ar- at which eight of his under- He graduated from Middle- adopted a resolution author budget for 1975-76. The state rested five minutes after they lings, including then Jersey in assault indictment town High School and the izing Mr. Cabrera to apply for added, had offered the system allegedly stole a motorcycle City Mayor Thomas J. Whe- tire and wneel from Dicks University of Miami (Fla.) FREEHOLD - The follow- an assault upon Peter validation from the state for a choice of five dates during lan were convicted. with the class of 1974. ing indictments have been McKeown, same address, the system's Teacher-Advisor July for the hearing, but Cycle Shop, Railroad Ave.. He was a mail clerk at the Kenny eventually pleaded handed up by a Monmouth with intent to kill him, as- program in the high school Belford. were released in $100 University of Miami at the guilty himself, to income tax County grand jury saulting him with a dangerous guidance department. bail each after arraigments in evasion, and served a short time of his death. He was to Yvette McKeown, 35, of 29 weapon, a knife and com- The validation, Mr. Cabrera OK Municipal Court yesterday. enter a masters program term in a federal prison hos- mitting an atrocious assault explained, will enable the sys- The men were identified by pital before taking refuge in a Sudbury Road, Morganville, there this fall. is charged with committing and battery upon him Sept. 17 tern to obtain approximately for dredging Detective Capt. Robert M. Surviving are his parents, Florida nursing home. in Marlboro. $2,600 in state funds to devel- Letts as Ronald Smith. 21, of "I never like the limelight," Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Diaz, Walter McCluskey, 27, of 21 223 Church St., Belford, and Kenny said. But he couldn't Mrs. Joseph here; one brother, Capt. Rob- Seabreeze Way, Keansburg, is LibrfliTV slfltCS at marina Robert P. Munsch, 19, of avoid it after beating the Glenshaw, Pa. ert L. Diaz of Denver, Co.; a Phillipp Jr. chimecharged with contributinge ttoo J MIDDLETOWN - Approv- sister, Miss Louise Diaz, of Hague machine. the delinquency of a 13-year- al of an application for dredg- Capt. Letts said the arrests FARMINGDALE - Mrs. \ inch ml. his maternal grand- He served just one term as old boy by allegedly giving films on surfing ing of the Leonardo state ma- were made by Patrolman mother, Mrs. Grace Sanders, mayor and resigned after Mary C. Phillipp, 50, of 16 him an alcoholic beverage MATAWAN - Three films rina is expected shortly from Cortland W Best, assisted by being elected to a second, Emmons Ave., died Sunday at here, and paternal grand- and encouraging him to break on surfin& wU1 be °"ered at the Army Corps of Engineers, Sgt Ronald Lundrigan while mother, Mrs. Elsa Diaz of saying he didn't really like Jersey Shore Medical Center, Assemblyman Richard Van the suspects were in their car Neptnne. into a private residence the Matawan Joint Free Pub- Baltimore, Md. the job all that much. FORMER PRIME MIN- March 31 in Keansburg lic Library at 3:30 p.m. June Wagner, D12th District, has at Rt. 36 and Main St., Bel- She was born in Croton-on- The John E. Day Funeral During that one term he ISTER DIES - Eisaku 12, and again at 8 p.m. June announced. ford. a block away from the frequently disavowed the Hudson, NY, and lived in Albert Shopp of 630 Cam- motorcycle shop. The tire and Home, Red Bank, is in charge Sato, former Japanese 13. Mr. Van Wagner said he mantle of political leadership, Morganville before coming bridge Ave., Union Beach, is The program, "Surfing — A wheel, valued at a total of of arrangements. prime minister and No- has been working with offi- particularly when two of the here a year ago She attended charged with committing an Beautjfu, Trj .. „,,. ,as, 60. $125, were recovered by po- bel Peace Prize winner cials of the state Department n five men elected to the City in 1974, died early today St. Catherine's Roman Catho- assault with a shotgun upon mjnutes each day lice, Capt. Letts said. Mrs. Robert lic Church, here. Margaret Shopp, Michael of Environmental Protection, Commission accused him of (Tokyo time) in a A 40-minute film program the Division of Fish, Game Both men face preliminary WEST KEANSBURG - being as much of a boss as Tokyo hospital. He was Surviving are her husband, Shopp and Thomas Shopp, for children of all ages will be hearings in Municipal Court Mrs. Catherine R. Ross, 44, of Joseph Phillipp Jr.; two same address, and threat- and Shell Fisheries and the Hague was. 74. shown at 10 a.m. Saturday in Division of Marine Services in June 30. 2 John St., died Sunday in Kenny and the two other daughters, Mrs. Joanne Sav- ening to kill them Dec. 16 in the library. No pre-registra- Riverview Hospital, Red oie of Matawan and Miss Union Beach tion is required. The chil- cooperation with Rep. James Annulment granted commissioners had rear- Mrs.VirginiaMarkham J. Howard, D-N.J., to ex- FREEHOLD - The follow- Bank. ranged the two men's powers Jeannine Phillipp, at home; a George Maiorano, 30. of 282 dren's film program will in- Born in Hoboken, Mrs. Ross TENNENT - A graveside son, Joseph Phillipp III. at Birchbark Drive. Bncktown, pedite the work. ,ng annulment has been to leave one in charge of a service will be held tomorrow clude "Sleeping Beauty," and lived in Middletown before bath house and the other with home; a sister, Mrs. Alberta is charged with receiving sto- "Alexander and the Car With Navigation in the marina granted in Superior Court. moving here six years ago at 2 p.m. at the Old Tennent Gunther of Hastings on Hud- len property, 30 tires valued channel will be facilitated by Patricia Kenny Gorski, 124 only street lights to concern Cemetery here for Mrs Vir the Missing Headlights." She was a communicant of St. himself about. son, NY. and a grandchild at $2,000 belonging to Pirelli The library board of removal of about 11,000 cubic Shore Blvd., Keansburg, from Anne's Roman Catholic ginia Hay Markham. a for- The C.H.T. Cla"yton and Son Tire Co.. Oakland, Aug 22 in " tees will "meet"at"8 p.m yards of silt, Mr. Van Wagner John C. Gorski, 205 Seeley Kenny was born April 6. mer resident of Rumson, who tru s Church, Keansburg. 1893 into a political family in Funeral Home, Adelphia. Matawan June 10. explained. Ave., Keansburg. Surviving are her husband, died recently in Lake.Wales. Howell Township, is in charge a political neighborhood, The Fla. at the age of 74. Robert W. Ross; her parents, Horseshoe, so called because of arrangements. Mrs. Markham was the Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mur- it was an Assembly district daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ray of Auburn, NY.; two gerrymandered into the shape Louis Hay of Rumson, both of Mrs. Lulu B. Moore sons, Frank Wicks of Stillwa- of a horseshoe. whom are deceased. TROY, NY. - Mrs. Lulu ter, Okla., and George Wicks of His father, Edward, a local She moved from Rumson to (Lou) Burdge Moore, 92, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; three daugh- politican, was called "The Florida about 25 years ago. 214 Spring Ave., died Satur- ters, Miss Patty Ann Wicks, Mayor of Cork Row." Accord- Surviving are two stepsons, day at Wesley Nursing Home U.S. Army, Jackson, S.C., ing to Kenny his father got George F. Markham Jr. of She was the sister of Mrs. Do- Miss Katie Wicks of Pitts- Hague his first political job as Oconomowoc, Wis. and rothy Burdge Moore of Farm- burgh, Pa. and Miss Jennifer a custodian at City Hall. ingdale. N.J. Ross, at home; three broth- Grigsby Markham of Mil- Kenny never said who got Mrs. Moore was born in ers, John Murray of Ridge- waukee, Wis., and a step- him his first political job as a West Farms, Howell Town- field Park, Paul Murray of daughter, Mrs. Louis Harbour committeeman in the Second ship. N.J., and had come here Westerville, Ohio and James of Gambier, Ohio. Ward. He came to it after St. several years ago. Her hus- Murray of Elmhurst. L.I., The Worden Funeral Home, Michael's grammar school, St. band, Byron N. Moore, died and two sisters. Mrs Mildred Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Peter's Prep and a short ten- in 1964. Maroney of Poplar Ridge, rangements. ure as a bookkeeper for the Surviving, in addition to her NY. and Mrs. Lorraine Davi- Erie Railroad. Mrs. Anna karski son of Union City. sister, are a son, Phillip B. He also served 10 years as LINCROFT - Mrs Anna Moore, with whom she re- The Day Funeral Home, secretary to the Hudson Karski. 81, of 6 Majestic Ave. sided, four grandchildren, and Keyport, is. in charge of ar- County treasurer, six months South, died Sunday at Holm- seven great-grandchildren. rangements as a Jersey City tax commis- del Nursing and Convalescent The C.H.T. Clayton and Son ] sioner, and 9 years as a coun- Center. Funeral Home, Howell Town- S A% on all regular Mrs. John D. Taylor ty freeholder. She was born in Jersey City ship, is in charge of arrange- MIDDLETOWN - Agnes and came here seven years ments. passbook savings... a she was lhe Wldow of R (Jean) Taylor, 48, of 3 Mr8, Amanda KullllU 8° Garden elub slates Hartshorn-- - e Plac— e die•• d• yes - KEYPORT - Mrs. Amanda Casimer Karski from Day of Deposit terday in Riverview Hospital. Kalma, 98. of 210 Main St.. Surviving are two daugh- officer installation Red Bank. died Monday in the Emory ters, Mrs. Evelyn Kaltenbach. MIDDLETOWN - The an- to Day of Withdrawal Mrs. Taylor was born in Nursing Home, Madison with whom she resided, and nual luncheon and installation Philadelphia, Pa., and lived Township. Miss Veronica Karski of Jer- of officers of the Village Gar- there until moving here seven Mrs. Kalma was born in sey City; a son, Charles Kar den Club will take place at Payable Monthly years ago. She was a member ski of Jersey City, and four Finland and moved here in noon on June 11 in the Beacon Provided minimum deposit is main- of St. Mary's Roman Catholic 1903. She and her husband, grandchildren. Hill Country Club. The Kegelman and Routh tained until end of interest period Church, New Monmouth. the late Julius Kalma. owned Installed will be Mrs. Jo- Funeral Home, Jersey City, is Surviving are her husband, and operated the Keyport seph Gluck, president; Mrs. in charge of arrangements. John D. Taylor; her mother, Greenhouses for SO years. Raymond -Misch, vice presi- Mrs. Margaret Pope Ulmer of Surviving are two sons, Registry planned dent; Mrs. Lester Lebay, sec- Philadelphia; a brother. Arne Kalma of Matawan and retary'; Mrs. Charles Barnes. Thomas Ulmer of KocKiedge. Leonard^alma. here; four for JOD program corresponding secretary, and Pa., and two sisters, Mrs. grandchildren and eight Margie Meenan of Salisbury. KEANSBURG - A second Mrs. John Bohinc, treasurer great-grandchildren. group enrolment session for Md.. and Mrs. Alice Demyan The Bedle Funeral Home, PUBLIC of Philadelphia. the borough's Federal Sum- here, is in charge of arrange- NOTICE The John F. Pfleger Funer- mer Youth Program is sched- Take notice that application has been ments. made to the governing body ol the BLUE RIBBON al Home. New Monmouth, is uled tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Borough of Sea Bright. N J by Allied S Zukowskl. t/o WINDJAMMER for Pie in charge of arrangements. Borough Hall. nary Retail Consumption License C16. PASSBOOK Herman H. Bennett for premises located at 364 Ocean Ave The federally assisted pro- nue. Sea Bright. New Jersey 202. Death Notices LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Her- gram provides summer jobs Objections. II any, should be made tm mediately in writing to Mory Larson. 90 day notice accouni Interest Irom day ot KARSKI — Anna (net Mlcholek) of Lin man H. Bennett, 65. of 1016 from June 30 through Aug. 29 Clerk ol the Borough ol Sea Bright. New croft, on June 1. 19/5 Beloved wife of the Jersey. deposit, compounded daily $500 minimum late Casimer. Devoted mother of Mrs. South Casino Court Blvd.. for disadvantaged youths 14 Evelyn Kaltenbach. Charles and veronica ALFREDS 2UKOWSKI Sitter of Mary Llstewskt Also survived by died Saturday here. through 22 Moy 2Uune 3' »/.JI tour grandchildren. Relatives and friends Mr Bennett was bom in As- NOTICE ore Invited to attend the funeral from (he Youths who have already Take notice that Wilhom Becker, (rod Kegelman and Routh Funeral Home. 26 bury Park, N.J. and was for- applied for jobs under the Ing as HAPPY PICKLE SALOON has Greenville Ave , Jersey City, on Wednet applied lo the Mayor ond Council of the day. June 4 at 9:30 o m Funeral Moss. St merly of Atlantic Highlands, program should not attend to- Borough of Red Bank for a Plenary Re- Higher Rates Available Paul's Church. 10:30 o m Interment Holy tail Consumption C-4 license lor prem Cross Cemetery Visiting ? i and MO p m and Belmar, N.J. morrow's session. ises situated at 30 Maple Ave , Red on Certificates of Deposit. todoy. He was a retired secretary Applicants should bring Bank. N.J. TAYLOR - Agnes R Jean Inee Ul Objections. If any, should be rnode im- rherl, age 41. of 3 Horlsrwrne Place Mid of trie Baptist Home. Henry their Social Security cards if mediately In writing lo Martin McCue. dlelown. N J on June 7. I»7S Beloved wile Clerk ol the Borough ol Hefl Bant, N J of John D. dearest daughter of Mrs Mar Hudson Parkway. New York they have them. ISIgnedl gore! Pope Ulmer: dear sister of Thomas City. WILLIAM BECKER Ulmer. Mrs. Margie Meenan and Mrs ny. 30 Maple Ave Alice Oemyon Funeral Thursday ol 9:15 Red Bonk. N J a.m. from the John F Pfleger Funeral He was pre-deceased by his Lottery Winners May 77. June 3 u 37 Home. IIS Tinoall Rood. New Monmoulh wife, Dolores Dwyer Bennett TRENTON - The winning NOTICE Mats of Christian Burial will be offered at Take notice that Horry Felshmon trod SI Mary's B.C. Church at 10 om Inter Surviving are one son, Rich- number for Monday in the Ing as H. F. LIQUORS has applied to the menl at Ml. Olivet Cemetery. Middletown Mayor and Council ol the Borough of visiting wedneMcy. M P m ard J. Bennett, of Red Bank. New Jersey daily lottery was Red Bank lor a Plenary Retail Div WIKCHUSEN - Ralph, age It. of IM Sun •N.J. a brother Milton T. Ben- Inbution license 07 tor premises situ rise Ploce. Mlddletoon Township. N.J . on 24598. oled at m W Bergen Place. Red Bank. June I. 1*75. Beloved husband ol the late nett. Freehold, N.J., and four The winning number in the N.J. Grace Carotin wltscnusen. dear brother ol Oblections. it any, should be mode im Mrs Edith Rose and Mrs. Leslie Mackley grandchildren. lottery's Pick-It game for mediately In writing to Martin C Rlti d friends are respectfully in WcCue, Clerk ot the Borough of Red 600 BROADWAY at NORWOOD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH The William S. Anderson Monday was 499. The straight Bank. ISIgnedl OAKHURST ENGLISHTOWN KEYPORT MIDDLEBROOK LITTLE'SILVER ' BRICK TOWN *WrW»«rUKW^ Funeral Home, Red Bank, bet paid $869.50, and the front HARRY FELSHMAN Home. IIS Tlndatl Road. New Mon 771 w Bergen Place MIDDLETOWN MANALAPAN HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND Interment In Immoculote Con N.J. is in charge of arrange- or back pair paid $86.50. Red Bank. N J Mileile** Cemetery. MMwilclalr visiting. ments / • M-KMoM-KMo.m There was no box bet payoff. •* ,1 SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3 19/5 flu |\j|l R| nfclTf 5 Port Monmouth residents score plan for food store MIDDLETOWN - Plans of- a letter read by Leon Zucker- A petition presented by Mrs. James Tuck of 2 Morn such a project in favor of the can't rule on the use," the Replying to objections survey and further informa- fered by Quick Chek Food man, board secretary, that Mrs. Marilyn Tuohy of 35 ingside Place, representing children?" lawyer said. about a possible traffic haz- tion from the applicant on op- Stores Inc. to build a neigh she opposes the plan because erating hours, lighting and Wood Ave. expressed the ob- the United Neighbors Organi- William 0. Bassler, board ard, James McKenna, a of the traffic hazards it can sign requirements, holding borhood grocery outlet on jections of 354 residents who zation of the' Bayshore, also attorney, explained the func- Mr. Bassler had previously Quick Chek executive, con- create in a residential area the application over until the Chestnut St. opposite the Port believe the store would wor- voiced a protest against in- tion of the board is severely ruled the application cannot ceded the applicant's traffic James W. Davidheiser, anoth- data are submitted Monmouth School met strong sen an already dangerous creased traffic danger her limited in cases in which the be barred under a newly survey was completed two er board member, wrote that Soldo Construction Co., of opposition from residents at traffic condition for the group alleged the store would applicant seeks a permitted adopted ordinance prohibiting years ago and agreed to con- he opposes it because in his Leonardo, was granted board last night's meeting of the school children. create. use and meets ordinance re- fast food establishments be- duct and present a more up- long experience in the school approval of a major subdivi- Planning Board quirements. cause the applicant has to-date survey. The site plan is also op- system, "stores catering to "Anyway, there are two su- And Mrs. Charles Rogers of agreed not to serve dough- sion permitting construction posed by two board members children cause disciplinary permarkets and three con- 44 Brainard Ave. queried, "The board can look at nuts, coffee and hero sand- At the suggestion of Robert of a new building on a portion who were absent last night problems and traffic haz- venience stores already in the "Why do we have a Planning such matters as traffic haz- wiches, items offered at some J. Eckert of 253 Main St., the of its plot between Leonard ,Mrs Judith Stanley stated in ards." area," Mrs. Tuohy added. Board if it can't knock down. ards, lighting, signs, but it of its other outlets board requested such a traffic villa Road and Rt 36. The approval, which must be confirmed by the Town- ship Committee, is subject to clarification by the Zoning Matawari Twp. split on tennis facility issue Board of Adjustment of any variances necessary for con- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - funds, $30,000 frojn Matawan working have been forced to record. / Council President Peter we're going to do it." We're also being threatened struction of the building. Nearly 80 township residents Borough and the remaining lake-a cut In pay?" he asked. Said Councilman Richard l.umia said he wants the Councilman Hans II with the loss of $5,000 in state The new building Mill be — about half for and half $20,000 by the Board of Edu- Referendum supported B. M. Wolfe, "There are two method of operating Ihe Froehlich, the governing*, road aid. used as a new Leonarao post against building tennis courts cation. Mr. Jurewicz also said that things involved here: concept courts spelled out more clear- body's lone Republican, re- "Tennis courts are fine, but office if a bid to the Postal here with public money — Land dedicated he supports a public referen- and logistics. ly before he would vote for marked. "My opposition to we have to look over our pri- Service by the Soldo firm is brought their arguments to Last Tuesday, the Board of dum in November on the ten- Need is seen the courts. the tennis courts at this point orities." successful. last night's meeting of the Education voted 5-to-4 to nis issue. "I have no reservations "YoU have three separate is based on economic con- All of the councilmen agree Final approval, subject to Township Council. dedicate land for the courts Leon Smith, a Strathmore with respect to the concept. entities (the township, the siderations." that with no local tax dollars Township Committee action, Before Mayor Philip N. and commit their $20,000 resident, presented a petition We need to provide expanding borough and the school Keonomlc wors cllrd committed to the project in was given Wilder Homes Inc Gumbs gaveled shut the two- share to the proposed project. signed by about 600 people in recreation facilities." He board) who have historically He added, "The township this year's tight budget, the for a major subdivision creat- hour long debate around II To date, neither the town- the township and the borough added, "The logistics, I'm not shared much in the past," has been told by the slate township could only fund its ing 28 residential lots on IR p.m., he and the council had ship nor the borough have who favor the courts. sure, can be worked out. he noted. that we are losing $60,000 in share of the tennis court bill acres at Murphy Road and received one written petition voted to earmark tax dollars He warned the council that There are roads to agreement "I just want to know what state sales tax aid that we're by either bonding for the Main St. in Port Monmouth for the tennis courts, one peti- for the recreational facility. failure to reach an agreement that are open." we're going to do and how already committed on paper. money or using noncommitted Two of the lots will be dedi- tion against the courts and Frank Jurewicz of Cliff- with the school board and the federal revenue sharing cated to the township for rec- plenty of dialogue from both wood, who presented a 580- borough in the tennis matter monies. reational purposes Approval sides of the net to sift and signature petition opposing "will result in the Board of The governing body plans will be on condition that an weigh. the courts, said, "I'm for Education getting its neck cut to continue Its discussion of embankment behind several The growing public debate people playing tennis — but off and the borough will end the tennis court issue at its lots abutting be left undis has arisen from a plan to at their own expense. up building three courts of next caucus session. turbed build a $110,000 tennis facility "How are we going to sup- their own in Freneau." at the Matawan Regional port a project like this when It didn't take long for indi- High School that would be many of us are out of work vidual councilmen to enter MIDDLETOWN'S funded by $60,000 of township and some of us who are still their thoughts in the public DEMOCRATIC PARTY SUPPORTS Natelsons Dad-Gets-the-Message MIKE CHRIS Poster Contest: LEIBOWITZ™ LASSEN Draw a picture or a poster of what your Dad means to you. FOR Win a Natelsons gift certificate for Dad. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE First prize, $100 gift certificate. THE RIGHT CANDIDATES IN THE SECOND COLUMN Second prize, $50 gift certificate. Third prize, $25 gift certificate. • If lltir Illlf !*•!• BICENTENNIAL TOWN - George Goodfellow, left, chairman of the Mon- VOTE Contest rules: mouth County Bicentennial Commission presents a certificate of official 1. Any student in kindergarten up to 6th grade may submit entries. recognition of Colts Neck as a bicentennial community to Mayor Thomas DEMOCRATIC L. McCllntock, Mrs. Shirley Miller, president of the township Bicentennial One entry per contestant. Children of Natelson employees may PAID FOR BY MIDDLETOWNS DEMOCRATIC PARTY Commission, and Committeewoman Gloria L. Pomin. MR E WANG - TREASURER enter; but they are not eligible for prizes. Lecture on ferns 2. Entries must be submitted at Natelsons main desk, first floor, by LINCROFT - F. Gordon 9 p.m. Wednesday, June 11. Any size you want. Foster, international expert 3. Entries won't be returned by Natelsons, but contestants may on ferns, will conduct a course on that form of plant pick them up on Saturday, June 14, to give to fathers on life Saturday, June 14, at See your way clear Sunday, June 15, Fathers Day. Brookdale Community Col- 4. Judging Friday evening, June 13. Prizes awarded Saturday. lege. The program will be held Judges' determination of winners is final. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will include a guided walk to for tomorrow. help fern fanciers identify na- Natebom. tive Monmouth County ferns. LOOK TO US FOR SECURITY AND HIGH EARNINGS!

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By JAMES J. KII.I'VI'HICK >••>< nt> ••••>•••• majority of the Court flew off He was unwilling to rely upon into great white clouds of con- "the good faith and profes- The U.S. Supreme Court jecture in order to nullify the sionalism" of the state-em- made three bad calls on CONSERVATIVE state's effort to aid in the ployed specialists. He saw a school cases in a single day education of all of its chil- danger, even in speech the- last week. It refused to re- VIEW dren. The effect here is to rapy, "that religious instruc- view the desegregation de- align the Court positively tion will become intertwined crees in Boston and Kala- llllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllll illinium against religion. By setting up with secular instruction." All mazoo, and it coldly emascu- imaginary evils, and then this added up to "entangle- lated a Pennsylvania act in- their skin, race relations are striking them fearlessly to ment." It promised "contin- tended to aid children in non- not improved; they are wor- earth, the Court professes to uing political strife." public schools. sened. Race consciousness is defend the Establishment In a stinging dissent. Chief ' At some point along tne not soothed; it is aggravated. Clause of the First Amend- KILPATRICK Justice Burger denounced the line, the high court will have In city after city, the phe- ment. In the process, it ig- "extravagant" vaporing and Today's primary election to take a fresh look at the nomenon of "resegregation" nores the Free Exercise plainly nonsectarian nature. the "crabbed attitude" of the havoc it is creating in the is observed, as white families Clause altogether. The Court split three ways. Court's opinion. He found As is usually the pattern, today's body races. With planning and whole field of desegregation flee from racist impositions The Pennsylvania law had Burger, White and Rehnquist "absolutely no support" for turnout for the primary election is zoning issues predominating in Mid- law. An opportunity will have they find intolerable. three main features. It pro- thought all the programs the supposed dangers. The expected to be extremely light in dletown, both parties' standard-bear- to be found for the Court to The Boston and Kalamazoo vided free textbooks to chil- should be approved. Brennan, ruling, he said, "does not sim- cases offered an opportunity Monmouth County, except for those ers for Township Committee face retreat from its approval of dren in nonpublic schools — Douglas and Marshall thought ply tilt the Constitution challenges. racial-balance busing. for the court to say, as it has the same nonsectarian text- none of the programs should against religion; it literally few towns in which spirited contests Twenty-one years ago, in said in other areas before, books provided free to chil- be approved. Stewart, Black- tarns the Religion Clause on have been waged for party nomi- As far as the state's nearly 4 Brown v. Board of Education, that its ruling have been mis- dren in public schools. It per- mun and Powell thought only its head." He hoped that "at nations. million voters are concerned, how- the Court contrived bad law understood and misapplied by mitted loans of nonsectarian the textbook loans should be some future date, the Court The same apathy appears to pre- ever, too much emphasis cannot be to good effect. Now it is writ- the lower courts. Unhappily, equipment, such as micro- approved. will come to a more enlight- placed on the makeup of the new As- ing bad law to bad effect. the Court's Journal of Pro- scopes, to the nonpublic Stewart, writing for theened and tolerant view of the vail on the state level where party ceedings indicates that not a First Amendment's guarantee sembly. It appears that the present Justice is blind, so they say, schools. Finally, it created a Court, wrote a piece of very voters will be picking candidates for but the Court cannot be blind single one of the nine judges program by which state-em- bad law. He theorized, on of free exercise of religion." all 80 Assembly seats. legislature lacks both the conviction to the consequences of itswas willing to take this ployed teachers would pro- grounds too nebulous to be If the Supreme Court won't and ability to enact too-long delayed own decrees. When children chance to undo some of the vide specialized services, described as grounds at all, change its mind, a change in In the county the only Assembly real tax reform and will continue the are bused around like cattle, damage they have done. such as remedial reading or that even a microscope could the Supreme Law of the Land contests are in the 10th district, futility of predecessors in resorting solely because of the color of In the Pennsylvania case, a aid to retarded children, of a be perverted to religious use. may yet be required. which includes parts of Ocean Coun- to only stopgap measures. ty. There is no opposition for nomi- nations for two seats on the Board of In view of this unending fiscal Freeholders. deadlock, today's election should as- sume much greater stature. It be- A corker of a law Heavier voter turnouts are ex- hooves more of us to turn out at the pected in Middletown and Marlboro polls before closing time at 8 p.m. to Bv NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN IMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII worse than the one outlawing vent the conversion of the where intensive campaigns have select the men and women who will instigating the overthrow or grand jury into a legal torture been waged by insurgents in govern- face up to this vital decision. Some people are at work THE LIBERAL the destruction of the Federal chamber. Under S.I, as under trying to prevent the repeti- government or any other gov- the present law, a person's tion of a Vietnam; others are ernment. You're guilty of that Fifth Amendment right to at work trying to prevent a SIDE crime if you egg "other per- clam up is mutilated. By con- The organization of courts repetition of the protests sons to engage in conduct ferring an unsatisfactory im- The organization of the courts in Municipal judges are appointed by against it when it does come. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimii that then or at some future munity on a person, whether New Jersey continues to evoke sin- local governing bodies. Major Their efforts are con- time would facilitate" the he wants it or not, a witness centrated on a document serious disruption." If passed, overthrow of, say, New Jer- can be forced to testify about cere differences of opinion. changes proposed by the committee known as S.I. this section of the law would, sey. Thus, conceivably, an the private, non-criminal be- State Sen. Wayne Dumont .Jr. include absorbing all lower courts S.I is a bill currently in the in the words of the American anti-Mafia speech directed at liefs and activities of himself has told the Monmouth Municipal beneath the Appellate Division of Su- bowels of a Senate Judiciary Civil Liberties Union, "ef- certain public officials in that von HOFFMAN and his friends. Judges that he would put forth his perior Court into one trial-level subcommittee "to codify, re- fectively destroy perhaps the state might send the speaker For some years, even vise and reform" Federal most important function of a to the big slammer. How else ing anything from an Ells- though the device has been best efforts toward retaining the court, eliminating part-time judge- free press — the obligation to does one overthrow New Jer- ships, and establishing a nomi- criminal law. Although much berg. "Even members of Con- repeatedly used to plague present court structure on municipal of it is acceptable, some of it report fully and fairly in sey without sending it splash- gress and their staffs might people for their political be- and county levels. He feels it would nating commission for selection of even desirable, it contains a times of national crisis the ing, uninvited into Pennsylva- (be) prosecuted," the ACLU liefs, prosecutors have de- be "a tremendous mistake" to in- judicial candidates. number of features which discoverable facts about that nia? comments, adding that had fended the immunity gimmick tegrate the municipal courts Into a While there is merit to the argu- make it potentially so dan- crisis. It would make punish- The Nixon-Mitchell- the law been in force during on the grounds they have to statewide system. gerous that it might be called able as a major felony good- McClellan-Hruska bill is so the Pentagon Papers affair, use it to catch gangsters. One ment that undue emphasis on politi- faith errors in news reports." "Reporters, editors, publi- cal patronage is sometimes placed the Nixon-Mitchell-McClellan- named because the first two social good does have to be "Nine out of ten people. ' the Hruska law to cork up the op- Since nobody can be sure gentlemen thought it up, and, shers, secretaries, and prob- balanced against another, but in the selection of municipal judges, ably even printers could have senator said, "have their first brush position. what facts are facts in these now somewhat rewritten, the few gangsters seem to go to the municipal courts, it can be said. Under its provisions you murky areas, and since this old Arkansas anti-subversive been swept up within the stat- jail while many dissidents with justice at the municipal level have come a long way since local can go to jail if convicted of law would be applied not only and his colleague, the defend- ute's reach." have gotten and are still get- . . . and in a state like ours this is communicating "a statement to congressionally declared er of the silent mediocrity, Under the sabotage sections ting the grand jury treat- justice was meted out by justices of wars but also our routine, how it should be on the bench and the peace. Some of these non-law- of fact, if false" concerning are pushing it. That may ex- of S.I, people taking part in ment. with school boards." our military, our allies or our unofficial President wars, any plain why it contains clauses demonstrations, like those S.I is not on the verge of yers, serving in a less complex so- enemies, or "any other mat- prosecutor stands a good to make it impossible for an- massive outpourings which passage, but its sponsors are The Phillipsburg lawmaker is ciety, at times based their judg- ter of fact that, if be- chance of putting anybody in other Daniel Ellsberg to come had so much to do with get- determined and tenacious ments more subjectively than ob- lieved . . . would be likely to jail who says anything. along and present the nation ting the nation to take a sec- men. They've been nudging among those strongly opposed to But this section is hardly with a different set of Penta- ond look at the war, might be most of the major changes proposed jectively. There are those, therefore, create general panic or this bill along for years, and who lean to Sen. Dumonl's view that gon Papers. prosecuted for a felony. How- are about to nudge it into the in the state's court system by the This bill makes it a crime ever, even where S.I is absolu- full Senate Judiciary Com- state Bar Association's committee many of our present municipal judg- to pass along or receive "na- tely retrogade, as with its mittee where it is not certain on court reorganization es are performing "a fine job of dis- tional defense information," a reaffirmation of the death there are enough votes to de- pensing justice on ttje local level." category that includes much ^penalty, it makes little prog- fang it. If it ever gtts on the The committee was directed to ress in areas of the law of The controversial issue of court more than what we would call floor it is too complicated to find ways to modernize the court "military information." It is great concern to many. expect it can be fixed up in system to make it less confusing and reorganization offers no easy resolu- so bread it could Include al- The marijuana penalties any very rational form. less attuned to political patronage. tion. most any sort of political in- are still harsh. The wiretap Better than killing it would formation or data about cost provisions are the same as be working this bill so that it overruns, kickbacks and they are now, which is to say does indeed provide the re- New Shrewsbury var&fice graft. It would not only nail inadequate to protect privacy, form it promises in its pre- an Ellsberg but anybody tak- and nothing is done to pre- amble. New Shrewsbury's action in ap- sociation's other facilities in the proving a variance for the Mon- state have not caused any harm to mouth County unit tof the X.J. Asso- neighboring residents or their chil- ciation for Retarded Children to dren. build a complex on Wayside Road Councilwoman Elizabeth Q. Bil- Today in history next to the MCOSS building was a lings noted. "Sometimes our very Today is Tuesday, the 154th born in what is now Todd jected an invitation to appear praiseworthy decision' normal children could be more of a day of 1975. There are 211 County, Ky. at a White House arts festival We can well understand the con- danger to retarded people than re- days left in the year. In 1937, the Duke of Wind- because of his objection to cern of neighbors of the proposed tarded people are to them." She re- Today's highlight in his- sor married WalUs Warfield U.S. policy in Vietnam and project who were not possessed of called an incident she had observed tory: Simpson of Baltimore, Md., in the Dominican Republic. all the facts. Some thought that their in which "normal children" threw On this date in 1940, the Al- France. One year ago: Syrian and children might be endangered by the lied evacuation from France In 1942, in World War II, Israeli generals agreed on the stones at a retarded person she was completed in World War Japanese planes raided Dutch essential points of a plan to retarded who might come to the six- knew. II. Some 337,000 British. Harbor, Alaska. disengage their forces in the building facility on the 31.3-acre There is a tendency at limes ••> French and Belgian troops In 1963, Pope John XXIII Golan Heights area. site. The units are to serve about 190 place facilities such as these away had been transported to Eng- died at 81. Today's birthdays: Actor retarded, ranging from fi months to from population centers where they land. In 1966; the Surveyor 1 Tony Curtis is 50. Poet Allen 60 years of age. with the median age are hidden fronf the public eye. all In 1621, the Dutch West In- spacecraft was relaying back Ginsberg is 49. dia Company received a char- pictures of the lunar surface Thought for today: I should 16. of which serves no useful purpose. ter for New Netherlands, now after making America's first like my country well- enough, The New Shrewsbury Council is soft landing on the moon. Councilman Dale II. Shick point- 'Everything's fine — you're all still getting New York. if it were not for my coun- ed out that testimony indicated that to be commended for this most pro- In 1808, Confederate. Presi- Ten years ago: The Ameri- trymen - Horace Walpole, worse, just as I expected.' can poet, Robert Lowell, re- mentally retarded persons at the as- gressive approach. dent Jefferson Davis was English writer, 1717-1797. f ) Jobless picture bleak SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JUNE 3. 1975 Hie Dtfly Register 7 By SYLVIA PORTER umiim IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHHIIIIIIII main at historically Pass-through bonds rates for a protracted period Q - » the slump is hot- YOUR MONEY'S In my perspective, our eco- Bv DAVID K. KARGEVT >••••• HIKIU INMII my Because GNMA is a toming out, as you claim, is nomic policymaking is still at wholly-owned corporate in the worst of unemployment WORTH barbaric levels, when our ma- Q — Please explain what strumentality of the Federal almost over too? w *-"» * *1 jor weapons against inflation GNMA pass-through bonds SUCCESSFUL Government, timely payment A — No. So deep, so pro- are unemployed human are. Are these tax-exempt" of principal and interest on PB longed and so pervasive has '•••••••••••••••••••••••••iiMiiuaii • •. beings and business slump — tougher tests of moderation, INVESTING these bonds is backed by the been this business decline, graduates pour into the labor with all this implies in human for among the bargaining A — The Government Na- full faith and credit of the i iiini i III minim, that it will leave in its wake market. as well as economic terms unions will be the autowor- tional Mortgage Association I'mled States an enormous amount of AFL-CIO president George Q — Are there any signs the kers, teamsters, rubber and (GNMA) is a wholly-owned parailon, C;NMA. KUCII BUB. These securities represent figuring bond yields to matu- unused plant capacity Many Meany forecasts that the per- job situation is improving1 electrical manufacturing. government agency which ates within the Department ol share* in a pool of KHA-VA rity, the rate is based on the workers who are still em- centage may go as high as 11 A — Yes. Total employment was established in 1968 to Housing and Urban Dtvel- mortgage! They are issued assumption that interest will ployed are really only margi- per cent before leveling out. started to rise this spring af- Q - What about 'Teal" lake over some of the func- opment (HUP), issues pi-riml i M in i II i in u in amounts of be banked and earning inter- tions formerly handled by nally needed Industry has And this is by no means the ter months of consecutive de- wages? it'ally a unique and attractive (25.000 and pay interest and est (or the life of the bond. been taking advantage of this clines. The rate of factory A — These have continued KNMA, when that IgtOCy be- type of debt security called a principal monthly Because of 1} — Would you advise hold- whole story, for behind the came a privately-owned cor- slump to clean out much of overall percentages are such layoffs is slowing. There are to decline sharply — reflec- Modified" Pin-Through Secu- ntortgage prepayments, the ing Northern Indiana" Public its expensive waste — and in horrible statistics as these: brightening signs in claims ting the galloping rates of rise avenge life of such bonds is Service? 1 s. slashing expenses on all Of blacks, the percentage of for jjnemployment insurance in living costs until very re- adjudged la be II ytiri A — Assuming limely and fronts it has reduced its unemployed is 14.6; of teen- and other indicators. cently, Social Security taxes Bondholders colled not only adequate rate relief. I would "need" for extra workers, agers of all races, it is 20.4 Q — What about wage in- and higher federal income tax Federal plan offers their pro-rata share of the in say that this utility had merit too. per cent; of black teen-agers, creases? rates as increasing dollar in- terest and principal due as an income holding How- Unless the US economy 40.1 per cent; of construction A — So far this year, wage comes have lifted workers monthly, but share proportio ever, with dividend coverage goes from this majortfelump workers, 19.3 per cent; of increases have been relati- into ever-higher tax rate summer employment n.illy in any prepayments on narrowing, it is improbable into a big V-shaped boom — brackets. that an Increase would 'be manufacturing workers, 12.2 vely moderate — a solid sig- FT. MONMOUTH - The ment of the summer aides mortgages Although ex- . most, most improbable — it per cent; of blue-collar work- nal for a more tolerable rate As of latest reporting date, 1975 Federal Summer Em- perience shows that the aver forthcoming this year As of will be a long time before serving as guidance coun- the March 12 monthly report, ers, 13 per cent. of inflation in the period "real" income of workers — ployment Program (or Youth selors and work leaders age life is 12 years, some por- America's employers are hir- These rates could spell ahead. adjusted for price increases will get under way here July tion of the security's principal the payout was 73 per cent ing in sufficient numbers Summer employment pro- (73 per cent of earnings were great danger for our inner The rate of increase prob- — was off 4.2 per cent from a 1 when the first of 380 dis- grimi for disadvantaged could remain outstanding for again to make significant cities this summer — already ably averages out to around year ago. Construction work- advantaged young people will longer periods Available in paid out In dividends) versus youth have been in operation a 62 per cent average for the dents in the ranks of our in such grave trouble socially seven per cent, with some ers were hit the hardest, mine come on the job between at Ft. Monmouth since 1965 bearer or registered form. unemployed. A key point and financially and not pre- strong unions getting 10 per workers the least. Real spen- school terms. these securities are not ex- five years through 1974 The highly industrialized area which you must not under- pared for riots. cent or more and weaker dable incomes (amounts left The youths, all students, Additionally. Ft Monmouth empt from Federal taxes served by N1PSCO should estimate is that our labor And that's still not the unions getting much less. after federal taxes) were range in age from 16 to 21 will employ this summer 50 The most recent Ginnie grow at an above-average force is steadily growing as whole story, for the official Next year will bring much down 4.8 per cent on average. Their eligibility for employ- young people who applied and Mae pass-through offering, in rate, generating moderate new workers enter the job figures do not include work- ment as summer aides has qualified for clerical and sub- late May, carried a 7'4 per growth for this utility market to compete with ers so discouraged about their been determined by the New professional jobs in grades cent coupon rate, but was workers laid off from pre- chances of getting jobs that Jersey State Employment (IS-l through GS-4. The latter priced below par to yield M (Column readers should vious jobs. they have dropped out of the Ceramic tile plant Agency, based on criteria es- group qualified through ex- per cent currently Based on send their investment In- Q — How bad might market. Nor do the figures tablished by the United States aminations taken previous to a 12-year life, this would be a quiries to David H Sargent, unemployment become? give full attention to those Civil Service Commission and January 1975 under Civil Ser- bond equivalent yield to Successful Investing, i/o this A — The overall percentage working part-time only be- operating in Keyport the Federal government vice Commission Announce- maturity of 8 55 per cent In newspaper ) ment 414 entitled "Summer of our jobless already is at cause they cannot find full- The goal of the program is the highest mark in 34 years time jobs. KEYPORT - H & R John- tional marketing and sales ef- Jobs in Federal Agencies ' forts. Johnson tiles are mar- to use Federal employment and the rate easily could As for the long-term future, son Inc. has opened its U.S. ceramic tile manufacturing keted through a nationwide as a means of providing dis- stretch toward 10 per cent against the post-World War II advantaged young people this summer as high school plant and general offices network of distributors to Red Bank man generation's standards, contractors and builders for with an opportunity to learn and college students and unemployment is likely to re- here. Initial production has start- both commercial and residen- and earn, or stay in or return annuls seminar ed on a pilot plant basis tial installations, and through to school. RED BANK - Joseph M which will be expanded to full major retailers. The summer aides are Chirichella of Beltone Hear- production during the sum- placed in a variety of jobs ing Aid Service, 10 Linden Local Securities mer. When fully operational, Headquartered in England. here, in clerical and general Place, local dealer (or Hoi- office work, as grounds kee- tone Electronics Corp.. has Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 the new facility will have one 11 i H Johnson is one of the of the largest production ca- world's leading manufac- pers and assistants in skilled completed a five-day Beltone p m yesterday from NASD Prices do not include retail mark- trades such as carpentry, Executive Development Semi- up, mark-down, or commission. pabilities of any ceramic tile turers of ceramic tiles with plant in the United States. plants located throughout the plumbing, keypunch oper- nar in Chicago. ation, photo finishing, tele- BANKS On Jan. 1 the firm pur- world. The seminar was conducted phone repair and machine by Chicago-based Beltone, chased the Atco installation shop work. BID ASKED on Rt. 35. The original plant In the U.S., Johnson's tiles manufacturer of hearing aids is being refurbished and mod- are primarily sold under the Fifteen high school teachers and electronic hearing test in- Allaire State Bank 8% 9^ "Cristal" brand name are assisting in the manage- American Bancorp 5 6 ernized. struments. Belmar-Wall National . 85 Utilizing the original firing at Central Jersey Bank 10% »V6 ovens, Johnson has installed a Home Owners, when you The Yellow Brick Bank Community State Bank F W4 streamlined production line, in- Prudential Fidelity Union Bank Corp » corporating modem produc- NEED MONEY First Merchants National Bank 8% tion techniques. Many former FAST... First Jersey National Bank...: 2J_ 24 cites Hirsch First National Bank Toms River 14% 15ft Atco employes are working in CALL US! ii sl Jfational Jtate JBank Franklin State Bank. 11 12% the plant and office. Up To $10,000 CASH Jersey Shore Bank • iy 2J The company is con- for service OFTHE JERSEY COAST Bank of Manalapan 22% 23J4 currently expanding its na- No Points! No Commliilontt Rumson Ollice NEWARK - Vincent T. River Road and Washington Sired, Dumson N j U776O New Jersey National Corp :., 23% 24% Hirsch of Spring Lake, an em- No Brokerage Feat Ocean County National ! 22 24 ploye of the Prudential Insur- People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood 285 WE ALSO MAKE LOANS TO BUSINESSES Shore National Bank 8 10 ance Co., has been awarded iirsl Jtational We 4ancorporalion $ A .... i, £ i I tut i lil*l ' ., i, L ' Shrewsbury State Bank 10 12 the Prudential Community Monmouth County Investment Corp. Aims j?.300.000,0m)' Service Century Award. Highway 35 741-5061 • Miilddltlowd n United Counties Trust Co 13 14% Stcondtry Mortgigt Uc»n$»» United Jersey Banks of N J «%. Mr. Hirsch, president of V. T. Hirsch and Associates INDUSTRIAL which operates out of the Jer- BID ASKED sey Shore agency in Asbury Park, received the award at OPEN m Alkon Industries % luncheon ceremonies at the Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc » J» Eastern Home Office here. As Brockway 'Jw 17% part of the overall award, DAYS I Buck Engineering «J4 ** C.R.G. Corporation pA $100 checks from Prudential ONLY • Colonial Foods $ JW were presented to five Mon- 4 mouth County organizations •fl^HUQUIMTORS Detomaso % Electronic Associates ** ;>J4 which Mr. Hirsch has helped. Electronic Assistance ' *n The organizations are the DOORS OPEN Foodarama JJ4 American Cancer Society of "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY' Qibson-Homas *<4 Monmouth County, the Mon- King James Extended Care % '» mouth County United Fund, 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 Laird : » WED. the Monmouth Boys Club, the (OPPOSITE CIHCU CHtVHOLET) Metallurgical International *J4 * Jersey Shore Medical Center Midland Glass 7% 7% CLOSED MON.-TUES. OPEN WED. THUH. FRI 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 Monmouth Airlines /» John Linzalotti and Christian Brothers Aca- 10 A.M. SHARP demy, Lincroft jOFTEN IMITATED - NEVER DUPLICATE! Monmouth Capital »$ Begins residency Monmouth Park »«% 13J4 With Prudential since 1948, JUST IN FRESH THIS WEEK Monmouth Real Estate Investment .. * *Vt SHREWSBURY - John Mr. Hirsch was one of 12 lEADING N.J Natural Gas « "* Lanzalotti, 36 Queen Anne EHO winners in New Jersey YOU'U KNOW 28 Z6 Perkin-Elmer '/< % Drive, will begin a residency of the Century Award which * Precision Optics to '/» z in surgery at the University is being given in com- Radiophone Corp J w memoration of Prudential's |MS Servomation „,. „,, of Pennsylvania Hospital in 0UT DEN June. 100th anniversary. The award THESE JEANS ARE Spiral Metal *}a »» cites the varied contributions VS. Homes JK «J4 Dr. Lanzalotti attended Red SCIENTIFICALLY JUNIORS DOUBLE ZIPPER United Telecontrol Electronics '/& '% Bank Regional High School each recipient made during 1973-74 in helping local and/or LAUNDERED FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $16. IF PEW. Walter Reade Organization, Inc • % <'l» and Eastern College. He re- THE LOOK AND FEEL WinslowTel 3c ™c ceived Ms M.D. degree from worldwide voluntary organi- Worthington Chemical 'w »w the University of Pennsyl- zations fulfill their humanita- OF BEING OLD rian goals. AND THE FLAWS 0 vania School of Medicine. AND THE IMPERFECTIONS GIVE THE IN LOOK SIZES 5 TO 13 JEANS't! FLARE BOTTOM & STRAIGHT LINE GROUP

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fWK RED BH*. OPEN WED 8 FMTO 9 PM BUCK TOWN OPEN ONU 10 »» SB TO 530 91W NCON-5OC M»N»Wfl"N OPEN MON TH»J SW TO 930 I 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1975 Home processing of food needs caution

By LINDA ELLIS do as much freezing as possible. Cut out the can- rately on a cookie sheet and then transfer them to ning as much as you can, advises Sylvia Griffin, a bag for the freezer until they're to be used FREEHOLD - Warning: home canning can who heads up the county's Extension Home Econo- Being separated helps the individual items freeze be hazardous to your health. mists service. more rapidly and consistently The tomatoes can't be used in salads," she reminded, "but The results of new research on the federal lev- The reason? A bad job of freezing, Mrs. Grif- they're great for sauces. el into causes of food-related illnesses indicate fin continued, can give a family a few bad stom- that the tried and true methods of processing food ach aches. A faculty job of processing for canning Freeze Bananas, too for future home use aren't necessarily true and can be fatal. Herbs can be frozen right from the garden and that they're tried too often. keep all their flavor. If there's a good special on "If you really want to do some canning," Mrs. bananas, she advised, pick up a bunch of bunches "There has been an increase in botulism Mazza, Jersey Shore's dietician, cautioned," do and*freeze them, skin and all, for later use in deaths in* the past two years for the first time Jersey red tomatoes or fruits, for which the acid bread and cake. since the 1930s," cited Mary L Mazza, chief dieti- content is very high, and Jtoen (He water-bath is cian at Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune- still approved." • In freezing fish or poultry, she instructs the "Most of these deaths are directly related to home homemaker to dip each piece first in water, freeze canning." on a cookie sheet and then wrap for posterity.

Botulism is poisoning, by toxic bacteria which Bulletins available may infect preserved food'. Cooked foods may be refrozen and some that "There has been an increase in are partially thawed may be refrozen. Department So after you've spaced out your snap beans, of Agriculture bulletins or information available in planted the peas and tilled the potato patch, sit botulism deaths in the past two years the county Extension Home Economists office can down and write the Department of Agriculture for for the first time since the 1930's." give details on which foods can, or can't be re- their newest bulletins on home canning and freez- cycled through the freezer. Fish and ground meat ing. are among the foods that should not be refrozen. Stitch on your sampler, then, a sampling of the "With all foods, molds have recently been new rules: found to be terribly dangerous," Mrs. Mazza said. The water bath method involves inserting can- "The spore cells go all through the food, but they - Molds invisibly infiltrate foods Removing the ning jars in a large pot with a rack and covering can't be seen. Bad lung infections can result, even visible mold is just scraping the surface. Toss the the jars with water. if the outer mold is scraped off." whole thing away just to be sure. A pressure canner is generally safe, the cook- Sylvia Griffin has been leading a panel of ex- f » — The open bottle method is out except tor jel- perts through the county to speak before consumer COLD FACTS about freezing food and some hazards on lies and pickles. ing expert continued, but the big effort is directed at getting more women to freeze what they used to groups about the new methods of canning and home canning are cited by Mary L Mazza, chiel dietician at — Only fruits and red tomatos should be done can. freezing. Jersey Shore Medical Center. Neptune She is among the in the boiling water bath. The final word from the top: if a neighbor home economists in Monmouth County and throughout the "You can freeze so many things that you brings over a jar of pickled something or other next country urging homemakers to do as much freezing as pos- Home economists in Monmouth County and might not have thought about," Mrs. Mazza en- winter deposit it directly in the garbage. After she sible throughout the country are urging homemakers to thused. "Take fresh tomatoes, freeze them sepa- leaves, of course.

Spanish cuisine with less calories

By BARBARA GIBBONS 5 tablespoons currants or raisins 1-4 cup dried apricots, chopped Brown meat without ftt? Easy, if you're a Slim Gourmet 1-4 cup chopped black olives cook' SLIM GOURMET 2 bay leaves Instead of adding calories, our method subtracts them Hi teaspoons dry basil Today we offer two zestyflavored main courses as examples. 1 teaspoon thyme Both are browned in the oven, not the skillet, with no fat small bay leaf I teaspoon tarragon added. Not only do we save the calories of the oil or shorten- pinch of red cayenne pepper Trim all fat from the meat and discard. Place the meat in ing usually used in skillet-browning, but we pour off extra fat Salt and pepper chicken pieces lightly and place skin-side a shallow, nonstick ovenproof baking dish and bake in a very melted out of the meat. Every tablespoon of fat or oil you up in a small roasting pan. Bake in a preheated 400 degree hot 450 degree oven for approximately 20 minutes, until eliminate saves you between 100 and 125 calories! oven about 20 minutes, until skin is brown and crispy. Pour browned. Pour off all fat Both recipes are decalorized tempters translated from off fat. Combine remaining ingredients and add to pan. Cover Combine all remaining ingredients and pour over meat Spanish cuisine pan with aluminum foil and place in oven. Lower heat to 325 Cover the meat loosely with a tent of aluminum foil and lower CHICKEN VALENCIA and bake until eggplant is tender, an additional 30 to 40 min- heat to 350. so that meat just simmers. Cook, covered, about cut up frying chicken (1% pounds) utes. Serves four, 249 calories each two hours or more, until meat is very tender and liquid is re- salt and papper duced to a thick, richly flavored sauce. Serves eight, 226 ca- 1 can condensed tomato soup SPANISH POTROAST WITH FRUIT lories each 2 tablespoons C'hablis wine lean boneless beef armsteak (2 pounds) • • • 1 small eggplant, peeled and diced Hi cups Sangria or dry red wine Fill your cookie jar with decalorized snacks. For recipes 1 cup sliced mushrooms 16-ounce can tomatoes and diet tips, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and 25 1-2 cup chopped green pepper 2 onions, chopped cents to Slim Gourmet Cookie Recipes, in care of this news- 1 clove garlic, minced 1 green pepper, chopped paper. 50 West Shore Trail, Sparta. N J 07871.

•if llttr itafl Mi.l. INTERFAITH HOUSE BENEFIT - Preparing for a fashion show and tea for the benefit of Interfaith Engagements announced House, 125 Apple St., New Shrewsbury, are staff members who will model home fashions Valeri Boyle, New Shrewsbury, left, and Mary Gill, Little Silver. Mrs. Alba Soto, Ocean Township, right, is chairman of the event, which will be staged Satur- Pratt-Meaney Stevens-Wen ner day at 2 p.m. in the Reformed Church, Hance Ave., OCEANPORT - Mr and Shore Regional High School, LITTLE SILVER - Mr. Miss Donna Wenner, to C. R. New Shrewsbury. Mrs. Soto, president of the King School Mothers, sponsors of the event, is being as- Mrs. Rod F. Meaney. 2 lrma West Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wenner, 3 Sil- Stevens, son of Mrs. Earl W. verton Ave., announce the en- Stevens of Carmichael, Calif., sisted by Mrs. Eleanor Moore, vice president. Place, announce Ihe engage- Pratt, a graduate of Red Bank Regional High School, gagement of their daughter, and the late Mr. Stevens. Mothers In the group will be modeling. ment of their daughter. Miss were graduated Saturday Shirley Alice Meaney. to Miss l.leb from Monmouth College, Richard James Pratt, son of West Long Branch They will Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Pratt, be employed by the Bureau of Farel-Lieb 53 Obre Place, Shrewsbury. Labor Statistics, Department PORT MONMOUTH - Mr. Miss Meaney, an alumna of of Labor, Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Eugene A. Lieb, 3 Hutchinson Drive, announce Breeder talks turkey the engagement of their Miss Meaney daughter, Miss Juliana Lieb, to Richard A. Farel, son or Mr. Hirt-Price and Mrs. Newton D. Farel of WEST END - Miss Joyce j Columbus, Ohio. M. Price, 67 Cedar Forest Miss Lieb, an alumna of Gardens, daughter of W. Jay Middletown High School, is Price and the late Mrs. Mild- Dear Ann Landers: Your shout. I'll bet it's music to his employed as a secretary at red L. Price, plans to be mar- column is a great tool for ears! Bell Laboratories, Holmdel ried this fall in the Restored educating people. I have ANN LANDERS Dear Ann: Thanks for She is a member of the Mon- Church at the Deserted Vil- learned from it and now I saying, "Not everyone be- mouth Civic Chorus, Beth lage of Allaire, Allaire State want to educate others. Al- longs in college." Too many Ahm Players and Holmdel Park, to Kenneth C. Hirt, son though I never graduated rub her nostril against the Smoke"? parents think it's a social dis- Players. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Hirt from high school I am an au- Tom's snoot. What occurs is PS. To Martin's wife: Hon- grace if their children would Mr. Farel, an engineer, also of Newark. thority on one subject. Tur- the actual mating process. ey, I feel sorry for you if you prefer to go to work or, heav- Miss l.epre Miss CoBdon Miss Price at Bell Laboratories, Holm- Miss Price received a BS keys. Some of your so-called ex- should ever decide to take up en forbid, attend a vocational del, is an alumnus of the Uni- degree in elementary educa- I have raised turkeys for 33 perts will say this is not true. smoking. — Rockford Puffer school instead of follow Dad versity of Minnesota, where Newton-Condon tion from Monmouth College, years and discovered some- I say let them look in books. I Dear Rock: Thanks for to Dartmouth or Mom to he received a BS degree in West Long Branch, and is em- thing that most people do not look at turkeys. — Topeka your point of view. Here's an- Smith. electrical engineering, and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Miss Condon was graduated ployed in Red Bank. know. From very close obser- Reader other one: About 80 per cent of the earned an MS degree at Stan- - Mr. and Mrs. John P. Con- from Mater Dei High School, Mr. Hirt was graduated vation I have learned that Dear Topeka: Since I'm Dear Ann: I thought for jobs today require no college ford University in California, don, 27 Third Ave., announced New Monmouth, and Taylor from Seton Hall University, turkeys breed through the unable to observe turkeys at sure my boyfriend wrote that degree. In fact the world where he was a member of the engagement of their Business Institute, Plainfield. South Orange, has a degree in nose. The Tom Turkey has a close range (they aren't letter and signed it "Martin's needs more Ph.Ds like I need Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa daughter. Miss Constance She and Mr. Newton, a Mid- accounting, and is employed small extension above his allowed in this apartment, Ferry" although we live in a hole in my head. Nu. Marie Condon, to Lon New- dletown Township High at Off-Set by Craftsmen, Hill- snoot which becomes visibile Board of Health regulations) another state. He swore on a Please stress the dignity of ton, son of Mrs. John Newton School alumnus, are em- side. when he struts. I must rely on books. Accord- Bible that he didn't - and I work and the value of voca- of Dover Township, and the ployed at International Fla- Humans are unaware of ing to everything I have read, believe him. tional education. - Over-Edu- Corona-Lepre late Mr. Newton, at a dinner vors and Fragrances, Union this but the hen turkey turkeys mate just like all oth- When we first started to cated Beach. He attends Brookdale HOLMDEL — Announce- party in Cobblestones, Mid- Nugent-Burns knows. Turkeys strut when er birds. date I smoked like a chimney Dear O.E.: "The dignity of Community College, Lincroft. ment is made by Mr. and dletown. FAIR HAVEN - The en- they want to mate. It's a lot Dear Ann Landers: This and it almost put an end to work!" What a beautiful Mrs. Leon Lepre, 177 Stilwell gagement of Miss Mary Kath- like a tribal dance. If a hen letter is intended to be a vio- our relationship. He made it phrase! Thank you for a sane Road, of the engagement of leen Burns, daughter of Mrs. turkey is interested in mating lent reprobation to Martin's plain that he thoroughly de- and solid letter. their daughter, Miss Virginia Rebmann-Seabury Austin Burns, (48 River Road, she will join the dance and Ferry, the man who said, "I tested smoking and I had to Christine Lepre, to R. Russell MIDDLETOWN - Mr and to be graduated in December and the late Mr. Burns, to Mi- happen to be a guy who make an important decision. Corona, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Bachle. 34 Shep- from Brookdale Community chael Thomas Nugent, son of COFFEE HOt'R wouldn't marry a girl who Was he worth giving up ciga- SUPER Rocco Corona of Clifton. ard Drive, announce the en- College, Lincroft, where she Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Nu- EATONTOWN - The Ju- smokes — and there are rets for? I decided he was Miss Lepre was graduated gagement of their daughter, is a nursing student. gent, 74 Hamilton Ave., Leon- nior Woman's Community many more like me." and I quit. from Red Bank Catholic High Miss Joyce Patricia Seabury. ardo, was announced by her Club of Eatontown will have The only printable reply to That was six months ago CUTS School and is a beautician at to Henry Edward Rebmann, Mr. Rebmann was gradu- mother at a party in the Nu- a coffee hour tomorrow at 10 that statement I can think of and I'm thrilled I chose him by Gibson Girl Salon, Marlboro. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ated from Middletown High gent home. a.m. in the home of Mrs. Don- is this: "I happen to be a over the cigarets. I feel so Mr. Corona is an alumnus Rebmann, 8 Elmwood Place, School and received a BS de- Miss Bums attended school ald Watt, president, at 325 girl who wouldn't marry a much better. My nasty cough of Bloomfield College, where Leonardo. They plan to be gree in microbiology from in Raritan Township and Port-au-Peck Ave., Oceanport. narrow-minded guy like Mar- is gone. It's as if I've been Tony Rizzo he was a member of Delta married in August. Monmouth College, West Rumson. Her fiance, who is Women between 18 and 35 tin's Ferry and there are liberated from slavery. I (tormtrly ol Tonttn) Sigma fraternity. He is a Long Branch. He is an em- employed by The Daily Regis- years interested in learning many more like ME." want to shout from the house- credit consultant with Equi- Miss Seabury was gradu- ploye in natural and applied ter, Shrewsbury, attended more about the organization Where is there a command- tops, "I love that man!" — Beauty Mark table Adjustment Services, ated from Wilton (Conn.) Se- sciences at Brookdale Com- schools in Union Beach and may contact the hostess ment written for women that Petunia 101 Monmouth St. Clifton nior High School and expects munity College. Middletown about attending. says, "Thou Shalt Not Dear Pet: Go ahead and fed Bank \ 741-4755 Television Today SHREWSBURY. N J TUESOAY, JUNE < vr: -yfe DbUy Register 9 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 ~ Township council (JJ) |S0) (52) (SI) NJ. PUBLIC IROAOCASTING O Q ABC TUESOAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK All proKrammlnf on thua channtU will ba IUU4 "The H.tLeld, and (he McCoy*" starring Jack Palance. u channel 92 unless othcrwUt notad Stevt Fnrrett Two joung people who would rather DAYTIME MOVIES male lovr than war tpark a u»age conflict hctween ihiir families ihai ripludet inio thr DKHI famoui feud okays new system 4:00 Q "rUlwitltu" in American himir>. iRt 4:30 B "Picnic" |P.rt II) ID END OF HO CHI MINH TRAIL A revealing special report on the Vietnam Var ai EVENING viewed through the eye* of three lournaiiui who cov- too oaeoseNEWS ered the war. ai well ai the effem of the war on Norih Vietnam. Soufh Vietnam and ihr I nurd Sum for Ocean police 01 BEWITCHED "Sajn's French Pastry" m WITNESS TO YESTERDAY O THE UNTOUCHAILES "/.iK- (a Id well ai Catherine the Great" 1:35 OCEAN TOWNSHir- Councilman Richard Eng- "The Pgrple Gang" ffl SPECIAL OF THE WEEK In the Beginning" A tearch of ancient Egyptian Council approved a bid fur lish 3rd, the lone dissenter in ID STAR TREK (ivilnation along the Nile and a fascinating look at A myurnoui and hcautiiul alien aaalu lo uaa Capfaiti the "first home" Of civilitaitnn and the an and archi- •new police rommiiniialinns the M vole, said later that he Kirk'i nluod to cautc millioni of deadu. / tecture created there. was of the opinion that J W 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE 9:00 O (D HAWAII FIVE O equipment liter open debate CD 1521 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY •(.iimntitcr Killer." An accused murderer'* millionaire ind .i lengthy caucni Bsulon Signal had not met the speci- Wt SESAME STREET father pirns »nh an eiftert to fevd rrruncout informa- fications either t:M O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS tion into a mmpuier tu^liveri the guilt for the crime during last ntght'i rnwtjflg 0 I LOVE LUCY away from hit ion. I R ) In other action, council 4S 0 GUTEN TAG. WIE GEHTS? detective meets the murdered gangster's successor and Factory will stage a m to 6 p in Saturday, and l» Sfl) GOOD TIMES leanu that the man is squeezing protection money out WEST LONG BRANCH - of the detective's friends. (R) noon to 6 p m Sunday When the "Satan'i Knightt" street gang imiin J.J. The names of four llolmdel join them in a gunfighc with a rival gang, even J.J.'i O O THE TONIGHT SHOW r PhOtOI by Mr Macke> have ready wit and instinct for self-survival fail to deep Guests: Leo Durocher, Lola Falana. residents were inadvertently him out of ilr rumble. (First of a two pan epuodc) 0 11:30 MOVIE appeared in Town and (dun (R) "Pursuit of the Graf Spec" (1957) starring Anthony comedy hit, Luv' left out of yesterday's list of try Magazine and will be fea- O O ADAM 12 Quayle, John Gregton. A itory about the deuructkHi Monmouth College graduatea of the formidable German battleship. The Graf Spec. tured for covers of the forth "The Victim." The daughter of a wounded ihopkeeper NEW SHREWSBURY - Cosmo De Steno of Long The graduates are Karl Aro, criticiin Reed for allowing one of a pair of robben O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY cmning art magazine, Break to get away. (R) "Prowler in the Mean" starring Colleen Dewhuru, "Luv," a comedy by Murray Branch. Ms. Reed received BA: Mary Martin, HA Kran Martin Sheen. The young husband of a popular crime through, which is based in 0 03 DEALER'S CHOICE yg pp Schisgal, will open on rave reviews for her appear- cine Mullen. MS and Athalie O O HAPPY DAYS novelist returns, ajficr running away with a younger Highlands and will be a na- "Maumcd." Richie fights hit fears over attending • ' woman, to ask tor help in clearing him of the youog Thursday as Denkath Pro- ance in "Lovers and Other Wharton, US Halloween party at a house where after checking out woman's death, i K ) ductions' second dinner theater Strangers," which was The tional publication the premiiei, he believes he taw a headiest ghost. (R) 43 THE UNTOUCHABLES Q METS BASEBALL "The Night They Shot Santa Claus" presentation at The Factory. Factory's opening attraction. New York Men vs. Houtton Astros. ID NEWS Denis Lynch of Little Silver She has had lead roles in pricf ladtoi ', artea Mori Narritor: Harriet Van Home. a ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE "The Bandii of Zhnhe" (19)9) uarrinj Victor Mature merous local productions and through Fridays and at 5:30 in four Off-Broadway presen- p.m. Sundays. A champagne tations. reception will be held after Others in the cast are the opening night perform- At the movies ance. Kathy Reed of Red Bank and "MIDDLETOWN BIN GAZZ»R» UOIANK TOWN EAST— Chinese Connection 7:30 Fist of Fury MONMOUTH MTl CINTE* Breakout 7.15,9:15 9:30 (FtritMrly N» CartMl— TOWN WEST— NEPTUNE RPO Alice Doewi I Live Here Anymore ':» Shampoo 7:10; 9:15 NEPTUNE CITY— Marlboro girl garners The Thief Who Come To Dinner 9 M HAILET Peter Proud 7 IS. 9-15 MOVIES III— PLAIA- Waldo Ptpper 7:tt. V 40 Woldo Pepper 7 70: 9 » OCEAN TOWNSHIP MOVIES IV— RT. 1SDRIVE.IN- CIRCLE — Peter Proud M0. ».70 Miss Middlesex crown Breakout 1:30. 17 OS A Minute To Pray Shampoo 7:20; 9:20 SMUEWSiUHr 10:20 MIDDLEBROOK CINEMA I- CINEMA I- CINEMA I- W00DBR1DGE - Cheryl studying for a bachelor's de- ShampoolOO; 10:00 Blallng Saddles 7:00; 10:05 Play It Young Frankenstein 7:30: 9:15 Mari of Marlboro was chosen gree in communications at CINEMA II- AaainSaml:35 CINEMA II- PLUS TrwPatunger 7)0,9:30 Peter Proud 7:45; 9:M as Miss Middlesex County, at Douglas College. For the past EATONTOWN FREEHOLD MALL I— 2ND COMMUNITY- MATAWAN Shampoo 7:25. 9:25 the Wbodbridge Holiday Inn four years, she has worked as Breokout 7:30; 9:45 CINEMA M— MALL II — BIG HITI c-Cj.Cj.Cj.CrCj.Cj.crfr DRIVE IN- Miss Mari was awarded a a life guard Chosen Miss Caborel 7:00 Papllllon 9:05 Cabaret 7:00 Papllllon 9:05 BreokoullM; 1]:M Odessa File 10:70 STRATMMORE LONG IKANCH CINEMA I- MENLOPARK scholarship check. She suc- Monmouth County for the MOVIES I- Godlother Port II 7:45 CINFMA — ceeds Miss Chrystal Chollet, year 1974-75, the 5 feet, 5 in- Woldo Pepper 7:40; 9:40 CINEMA II— Shampoo 2:00. 4:00; .:00; «:00; 10:00 Community MOVIES II- Copone 7:00. 9:00 TURNPIKE INDOOR- The Passenger 7 4S. 9:4S the 1974 titleholder. i'hes Miss Mari has green AS»URY PARK Woldo Pepper 7:30. 9:30 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OUTDOOR— A graduate of Perth Amboy eyes and blond hair. ATLANTIC CINEMA- SAVOV- Young Frankenstein 7: IS: 9 00 GettlngOlf 7 45 llso 9 IS Peter Proud 1:45; 12:15 Lost House On High School, Miss Mari is now The Lett 10:50 First runnerup to the 1975 Miss Middlesex is Dons lira "PLAY IT AGAIN SAM" lyanski of Perth Amboy and Puerto Rican band concert second runnerup is Miss Jo- Ann Rucki of South River Eatontown Miss Mari performed a se- is scheduled Friday in city lection at the piano during the talent section of the program LONG BRANCH - The Mu- concert at the Long Branch In announcing the band's As the newly crowned Miss nicipal Band of Humacao, High School stadium Friday appearance here, Mayor Hen- .EN BURSTYN Middlesex, she will now go on Puerto Rico, will stage a free at 6:30 p.m. ry R. Cioffi said that Mayor KRISKRISTOFFERSON to compete for the title of Juan M. Higgins, the chief ex- Miss New Jersey "BREAKOUT" ecutive of the Puerto Rican PlUi AT MtVI-M 0N1T community, would accom- shampoo is the smash of the year THE ODESSA FILE" ENTERTAINMENT pany the band as well as oth- TUESDAY er Humacao officials. THKU "We are very fortunate in FRIDAY having the band of 50 young musicians appear in our com- munity. It is fitting the band's THE MOST first Jersey appearance is in DREADED TONES Long Branch since our own NAZI OF Rte. 35' Middletown One mile north of Red Bank high school band won top hon- HEM 7418344 CLOSED MONDAY ors at a recent musicfest held 2 mi south Jcl ALL! in nearby Monmouth College RI.35&36 in West Long Branch," Mayor 2642200 Cioffi said. BARGAIN MATINEE WED. 1 P.M. The Humacao musicians will take part in New York's Puerto Rican parade Sunday "Posse" begins and leave for home the fol- like most lowing day. st Westerns. The visiting band will be di- It ends rected by German Pena. He like none of them. will be accompanied by his MOTH MCE wife; Mr. and Mrs. Miguel TWO-LANE .. Vega, president of the Par-JAMES TAYLOR ents Association of the Hu- BLACKTOP A DIFFERENT KIND OF (%) macao Municipal Band Com- mittee; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos ENDS TODAY: "Break-Out" + "A PLUS-"GETTING OFF" Minute to Pray, A Second lo Die" Cruz, president of the Citizens KIRK DOUGLAS £ Pro-Municipal Committee, MATINEE ALL THEATRES SAT. t SUN. WED. EVENING 6:00-9:00 »»£U. and Mr. and Mrs. Mike GRANT'S fcxfrgOwTbain MATINEE PRICE TILL 2:30 BRUCE DERN Includtt Ramos, property adminis- BOHOPKNS- JAMES STACY Lobster Bisque Soup trator. :it MOTIC: i :i:«::;::;; mgg..,i.oi i iig.i.i.oc.;; ni i:t;u iv ALFONSO ARAU' Salad* The band, Mr. Cioffi said, is NOW2MGI «. I1IMU Chicken Rollatlnl ala Florentine comprised of youngsters in CINEMA 34 * HUE •UHIHM O—,1—*, Shrimp ala Franchete the same age bracket as Long 74T4U1 STS-1 u%.tfn 4**-nn *»>••llfT AN ELECTRIFYING Slutted Cabbage (Polish Style) Branch High School's march- UST TIME UST TIME Trip* ala Slclllano ing and concert bands. TONITE MOTION PICTURE TONITE "Mayor Higgins is very ex- 'PASSENGER' Eggplant Muaaacca VOUNG Vtal Rollatlnl with Palento cited about his trip to Long FRANKENSTEIN Branch, just as we are ex- COMMUNITY ONLY Sweet and Sour Pork Polynesian MATINEE WID. J P.M. Chicken Chop Suey cited they are going to visit >EATt Reincarnation us and play for us," Mayor Manlcottl or Stuffed Shells PLAZA Cioffi said. "JANIS" Llngulnl with White Clam Sauce ROBERT RACE City officials said the local C "MINTS »H0 MHrOt OTI- Desserts RlDfOtD JANIS J7»M$ AM UKIHI rat u-C« board of education, the super- REDFORD JOPLIN Proud ^7DUCED ADMISSIONS WITH -r intendent of schools and his 2000 LONGO'S RESTAURANT Cj-, mm BtmmcATioH j> 1072 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT staff and high school officials i 842-9857 are cooperating in making the C10SS COUNTDY concert here possible. MAO WWW L0UHOH DBL^LHSH 10 The Dfedy Regfcler SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1975 Limited jobless pay for teachers seen unacceptable

By ELINOR MULTER the specific assistance of Sen. on summer employment to week, the one who finds his I believe the schools should yet, and until we do 1 am af- Herbert J. Buehler, com- make ends meet. salary cut because he or she make year-round employment raid I must continue to op- Eleanor Guerci, the in- mittee member and a teacher It goes without saying, also, is forced to accept a lower available to all who want it pose a compensation system telligent, articulate, good hu- in Ocean Township schools. that teachers in the private paying position, and the one and that education should which would provide special mored, vigorous teacher-ad- LEARNING schools are not entitled to any who works five days but for proceed on that basis. We summer coverage for teach- vocate who is president of the According to Ms. Guerci, compensation going beyond only 30 hours. haven't reached that point ers. New Jersey Education Asso- teachers are not seeking blan- that available to teachers in This concept of com- ciation's Monmouth County ket coverage for all of their WORLD our public schools. pensation gets us into the is- unit called last-week. She said number under the provisions Granting these points, how- sue of. underemployment, a I had unfairly depicted the of the federal legislation. ever, I must still oppose Ms. term which will be difficult to NJEA as favoring eligibility "That would be unfair and IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Guerci and the NJEA on this define and an area which we for all to teachers to receive it's not what we want," she matter. Teachers are em- should not back into. Further- SWIMMING POOLS unemployment benefits dur- told me. Rather, she says, the 1974 and who are unable to to his bill. ployed at salaries well beyond more, it can be argued that ing summer vacations. teachers are seeking equity find employment this year. Certainly, it must be ac- the maximum level of com- throughout the year, teachers Before explaining the teach- along two lines: , The rate of coverage would knowledged, rtie provisions pensation fof 10 months a have known that the summer er-organization's position, as be based on the earnings of outlined by Ms Guerci are year. We are entering a whole employment market would be The first of these is a modi- related by (Is. Guerci, let such a teacher last summer mrtre reasonable and far less new era and concept of com- a difficult one. Unlike those fication of the Dodd bill to #me review the background of and coverage would, apply greedy than the blanket cov- pensation if we provide them who suddenly find their work make it apply to private this dispute: Under recent only to those who worked a' erage which I thought the with public'funds for the re- week cut back, teachers have school teachers — as well as fedeftl legislation leathers minimum of six weeks last teachers were seeking. One maining two months. As I known.they would be without are eligible to draw to those in the public schools. year. cannot help feeling sympa- said before, on this basis, we Under the senator' s^nginal summer employment and" unemployment compensation According to Ms. Guerci, thetic to the financially should also provide com- have had an opportunity to bill, she says, public school pensation for the worker who during the usual summer va- Sen. Dodd is reported willing pressed members it the pro- try to make provisions for teachers would be eliminated Is cut back to a four-day work cation period. This result of to accept these modifications fession who need and count looming difficulties. the federal law was unin- from receiving compensation tended, according to state but teachers in private schools would remain eligible Sen. Frank J. Dodd and oth- for summer coverage. ers. Sen. Dodd has introduced Conservationists rate Howard high legislation to exempt teachers from such coverage. The sen- The second modification WASHINGTON - Rep. Conservation Voters, a na- ronmentalists from a number Mr. Howard, who was also ator's bill has been delayed in sought is one which would James J. Howard, D-N.J., has tional committee supporting of organizations and are gen- awarded the highest delega- the Senate education com- permit limited compensation again been awarded the high- efforts to protect the environ- erally votes which were close- tion rating last year, was giv- mittee, reportedly at the be- for those teachers who were est rating for support of con- ment. Each year, the com- ly decided. en a score of 86 per cent for hest of the NJEA and with employed in the summer of servation legislation in the en- mittee selects a number of is- The League of Conservation his votes in 1974 to protect the tire New Jersey Congression- sues which have been consid- Voters works in cooperation environment. SWIMMING POOLS, INC. al delegation. ered on the House floor deal- with the Environmental Po- The League of Conservation ing with environmentally ori- The scoring system was de- licy Center on a broad range Voters is a nonpartlsan cam- JOAl ASSOCIATES, INC. Make A Date veloped by the League of ented questions. of issues including nuclear paign committee which sup- I The votes cover a wide energy, land use, clean air, ports legislators of all parties ONE PIECE FIBERGLASS CONSTRUCTION A paid directory of coming events' for "non-profit organiza- range of subjects, represent- water resources, worker who work to protect the envi- RECTANGULAR, KIDNEY i ROMAN END STYLES tions. Rajis: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day: $1.00 each addi- ing many environmental safety and health, strip min- ronment, and opposes those — STRONGER THAN STEEL OR CONCRETE — tional Ime; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; areas and issues. They are ing, mass transportation and who are most environmen- $5*0 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; chosen by experienced envi- water pollution. tally destructive. 16 W. UNCOIN AVI. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291 -1629 $0,00 for 10 days; $2 00 each additional line. $10.00 for 20 days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before NAVE9NK H0UH .publication. Call,The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the M Howi* Aw., M l«* DaU Secretary. Today - For children, Dial a Story with a Biblical mor- IEADY WED. ONLY, 10 A.M. al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid dletown. Dial 671-3319 JUNE 6,7, 13, 14 Creative Productions presents Rodgers and Ham- merstein's "Carousel," Lloyd Rd. School, Lloyd Rd., Matawan. Curtain 8:30 p.m. Tickets at door or call 583- 2230. 45-pc. •IUE TWIQ JUNE 6, 7 translucent Gigantic Rummage Sale, First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and E. Highland Aves , Atlantic Highlands, china 10 a.m.-5 p.m. froum's JUNE 7 service for 8 Middletown Twp. First Aid and Rescue Squad, East Keansburg, Flea Market, 9 am -4 p.m. Rain date June SHOP \ 14. Spaces $5 each, double space $9, Also auction at 2 p.m. Call 787-5572 or 787-8345 after 8 p.m. AND PANSIE8 "Old Fashioned Strawberry Festival," Holmdel Com- COMPARE munity Church, 6:30-8 p.m., Fellowship Hall, Main St. Strawberry shortcake, coffee, punch. Adults, $1.25; chil- VA" THICK 29" dren under 12, 75c. ALUMINUM sold in stock 49.99 Car Wash-Bake Sale, 10 am 2 p.m., United Methodist In red roses, blue twigs, banded Church parking lot, 247 Broad St., Red Bank. Benefit Ap-• COLONIAL flowers & pansies. Set has eight palachia Service Project. each: dinner & salad plates, soup/ cereal bowls, cups, saucers; and JUNE 7, 8 tOSSBUCI SANDED one each: meat platter, vegetable Monmouth Medical Center presents "Creations of RED FLOWER* ROSES bowl, covered sugar bowl & creamer. 75," a gala show of art and crafts, on June 7, 10 a.m.-9 *%> p.m.; June 8, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., at Arthur Lasky's Carriage DOOR *. House, Rt. 35, Middletown. Free parking, refreshments. The public is invited to attend. JUNE 8 menuette set Royal Wild West Circus, sponsored by PBA Local 141. PIECES Performances 2 and 5 p.m., EAI parking lot, Rt. 36, West »y Corning® Long Branch. Save on advance tickets. Call 542-3388, 229- t 2186, 222-9651. "Afternoon Musicale," at the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, 2 p.m. Local musicians in a program of Ameri- can Revolution music. Current exhibit, 'American Crafts," included in fee. 50c non-member adults; 25c chil- sold in stock 12.88 dren and senior citizens. Refreshments will be served. Cornflower blue. Set: JUNE 12, 13, 14 1 & 1 '/j-pint covered St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will sponsor its saucepans, 6'/*" annual three-day "Family Fair" on the school grounds on covered skillet. Thurs and Fri., 7-10:30 p.m., and Sat., 1-11 p.m. There will be rides, games, prizes and food. JUNE 13 17-pc. stainless Handbell Concert, First Presbyterian Church, Tower 4-pc. cookset cutlery set Hill, Red Bank, 8:15 p.m 30 ringers performing on 100 bells. Adults, $2; students, $1. Robert Ivey, director INSTALLED by Corning® JUNE 15 St. Margaret of Scotland Guild, N.J. Province, annual 32 BROAD ST. "Mass and Communion," Mass at 12:15 p.m., St. Ce- RED BANK 5 celia's, Kearny. Dinner at 2 p.m., Lithuanian Hall. Tick- \ ets$5. If interested, call 222-6171 Special Purchase! sold in stock 21.90 Rosewood handles. Ser- Popular Spice of rated edges. Set: 8-pc. Life pattern. Set: steak knife set; 3-pc. 1-qt. covered sauce- carving set; 6-pc. kitch- NOTICE - ATTENTION pan & 10" covered skillet. en set. Boro of Keansburg Residents f Clean-up service will be provided on Wednesdays only. If you have large household items such as: refrigerators, washing machines, TV's and similiar appliances, box •12 springs, mattresses or furniture which you wish picked —. — up, please call 787-0215. 7-pc. Wearever cook ware 7-pc. Wearever with white Teflon® A boro truck will pick up your items on the Wednesday aluminum cookware following your request for pick up. Gold, poppy, avocado or Sturdy, long-wearing alumi- brown, with white Teflon* num set includes: 1'/? & 2-qt. coating. Set: 1'/» 4 2-qt. cov- covered saucepans', 5-qt. ered saucepans, 5-qt. cover- covered dutch oven, and 10" The boro will not pick up construction material, debris ed dutch oven & 10" frypan frypan (dutch oven cover from demolition, trees, unbagged leaves or grass cuttings, (dutch oven cover fits fits frypan). frypan). 15" 10sold in stock 22.9"9 industrial waste or garbage. sold In stock 24.99

Eugene Bedell, municipal Manager OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER - EATONTOWN, N.J. SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. JUNE 3 1975 44 M-W \A/E El/ K l/\J IA/9 95 9 1/1 C/ll' I l/\J 1 ^ %5 9

By SHERRY IIGDORK ing us quarter-century of commercial operation in Rowland Swathed In tarpaulins to pmteel their chocolate brown and LINCROFT — A barn here at Thompson Park that once Through the generosity of its owner. Henry Becker • re yellow paint Rgainit further weathering, the cars sit idle In housed world-famous thoroughbreds is now sheltering a very tired dairy farmer, the entire line, including two locomotives Hie tone bant waiting until plans and money are available to special collection of iron horses The temporary car barn now :il box cars several thousand feet Of 9 7 IB-inch track. 10.IMKI rHIare the line In active service holds two locomotives and the entire rolling stock of the Cen- ties, and the machine shop needed to keep the whole oper- K Thomas Kellers, duet naturalist for the county parks terville and Southwestern Railroad, a hand-crafted, one-sixth ation running, has been donated to the Monnwuth County system saul a master plan ii now being prepared for long1 STATE scale train that earned thousands of delighted train buffs dur- Park System range development of Thompson Park I'ark planners are Including the Ham as an integral part of the development. l»>tli for its obvtOUl decorative assets and for its very practical value as a people-carrier among the parks Held areas anil the barns gradually being converted Energy stamps are suggested into cultural centers for such activities as pottery, drama and c NEWARK - The head of the nation's third largest elec- weaving ' tric and gas company called today for the federal government We're trying to find the best wax to fit this in with the to distribute "energy stamps" to people who qualify for food future park concept." Mr Kellers laid "We're thinking along stamps. the lines of European parks with the train station lied into an "Rate increases in recent years and, to a greater extent, Information booth, that sort of thing " a dramatic rise in fuel costs in the last 18 months, have made, The Cenlerville and Southwestern line began as a hobby, jthe monthly electric bill a major item in low-income house- when the first locomotive, 15(r.». was completed Hy IH4K. the hold budgets," Edward Eberle, chairman of the board of Pub- line had grown Into a successful business venture ' lic Service Electric & Gas Co., said in a letter to President Powered b\ a four-cylinder gasoline diesel engine. \W1 Ford. weighs 6.000 pounds, measures II feet. :t inches long and can Eberle said utility companies need rate increases because haul 111 box cars, each loaded in capacity with four adull pas- their costs for natural and synthetic gas, other materials, la-' sengers, at speeds up to four miles per hour bor and taxes are rising. The original engine, modeled on the streamliners that glamorised the nation's rail lines in the HM's. was rebuilt twice, in l!M!l anil again in I9N Greek sailors to rejoin ship \ year later, a companion engine. No 15111 a lighter BAYONNE - Fourteen sailors who spent a night in jail (3.400 pounds), smaller (1(1 font. :l inches long) locomotive here after leavng their ship in a pay dispute were to rejoin rolled out of the (' & slfll shop, powered by a lf> horsepower the Green tanker yesterday evening, according to immigra- four-cylinder air-cooled Wisconsin gasoline engine tion officials. \ third locomotive. 1501. was placed on exhibit at the A spokesman for the U.S. Immigration Service in Newark Henry Kurd Museum in Dearborn, Mich . in liii.i accom- said the crewmen were to be flown to Norfolk, Va., and pul panied by this note from its donor: "The IMM has been a aboard the oil tanker after receiving their back pay faithful Iron horse for over :ill yean, and like the horse of The seamenfrom Pakistan, Syria, Algeria, Egypt and So- flesh, deserves a good home to finish out its life " mali - were jailed Sunday when they walked off the S.S. Sa- The little engines made their last run in Kosclaml on Sep- ronis. (•filter «lotl pMK kv Dm I of ill tember 4. 1972. and were moved to their temporary itorage Police refused at first to allow the ship to leave Bayonne HORSE BARN BECOMES CAR BARN - K. one-sixth scale railroad operated for many years facilities here earlier this spring without the crewmen They gave the crewmen the option of Thomas Kellers, head naturalist with the Mon- in Roseland, N. J., and donated to the county parks Parks people have postponed formal acceptance ceremo- going with the ship or spending the night in jail, but the sail- mouth County Parks system, horses around In by their retired owner. nies of their newest treasure until Mr Becker returns from ors chose jail Thompson Park barn with locomotive, part of a Ins winter home in Florida The Saronis, which was docked at the Howard Fuel Co. for fueling, left for the Caribbean without the men a short time later. Electrical worker strike avoided Future of marriage questioned NEWARK - The state's largest utility has reached con- tract agreement with a negotiating -committee of the Inter- By BEN VAN VIII I economic role of our mates itself to the needs of the child national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, it was announced diminishes, we no longer mar- will be able to cope with the early today. EATONTOWN - Whether ry in terms of economic val- business world. Ed Anderson, a spokesman for Public Service Electric 4 the institution of marriage ues." "After all," he said, "Gen- Gas Co., said agreement was reached with the IBEW late will be around in another cen- eral Motors isn't going to "Today," he said, "we get yesterday following an all-day bargaining session tury, says sociologist Dr. An- adapt itself to the needs of its married because 'we are in He said the contract, which is retroactive to May 1, cov- thony Campolo, will depend individual workers." love.'" ers 5,000 PSE&G workers. The IBEW is the largest of nine on people's ability to grasp Dr. Campolo said one of the unions representing employes of the utility. and deal with other than ro- Dr. Campolo, who also does basis for success in marriage mantic love. . premarital counseling, said "I is if the partners have a com- Stassi admits to gun charges always ask couples who say mon goal or commitment that Dr. Campolo, chairman of they want to get married be- will grow long after the ro- NEWARK — A reputed mobster pleaded guilty in federal the Department of Sociology cause they are in love if they mance has worn off. court yesterday to running an illegal arms business in part- at Eastern College in Penn- nership with a Sussex County doctor. have a better reason for get- Prior to Dr. Campolo's sylvania, said one of the basic ting married." James L. Stassi, a reported member of the Genovese- reasons for the increase in di- speech, staff awards were Zicarelli crime family, pleaded guilty to conspiring to deal in vorce and the questioning of "Romance," he said, "is a presented to 18 staff members firearms without a license. the validity of marriage is very intense, but transitory who have served five years or His codefendant, Dr. Sherwin H. Raymond of Franklin, that the main basis for mar- emotion, but certainly not the more. pleaded guilty April 21 to possessing unregistered H-3 subma- riage today is romantic love. stuff on which a lasting mar- The awards, presented by chine guns with silencers. riage should be based." Miss Phyllis Brown, executive Both men are to be sentenced by U.S. District Court "And romantic love," he He said studies show a high director of MCOSS, went to Judge Herbert J. Stern on June 23. said, is a very poor basis for correlation between the very Mrs. Arlene Early, Mrs. The men originally were charged last year with an assort- marriage, largely because it romantic person and people Elizabeth Fauth, Mrs. Eula ment of weapons dealing charges involving the submachine doesn't last." who are "slightly neurotic or Hebert, Mrs. Helen Mac- guns, M-16 automatic rifles, and hand grenades. They were Dr. Campolo was the fea- unstable." Kenzie, Mrs. Genevieve accused of arranging sales to undercover agents. tured speaker at the 63rd an- The average, normal well- McAteer, Mrs. Eileen nual dinner of the Monmouth adjusted person, he added, McGuire, Mrs. Carol Selover, County Organization for So- will fall in love six times be- Mrs. Patricia Suphan, Mrs. Officials to enforce migrant laws cial Service (MCOSS) held at fore marriage and another six Eleanor Torti, Miss Frances NEWARK — Federal and state authorities said yesterday the Old Orchard Inn. times after marriage. Usher, and Mrs. Helen Villee, they will establish checkpoints on the Pennsylvania-New Jer- "The family is in very He noted that today's so- all for five years service. MCOSS DINNER — Mrs. Eva Boyette, center, a registered nurse at the sey border again this year to enforce migrant farm labor serious trouble today," he ciety is also producing much Also Mrs. Goclin, Mrs. Ei- Manasquan Health Center of the MCOSS, was one of three staff members laws. said, "if you get married in fewer children, and because leen McCarthy, and Mrs. to receive a 15-year pin last night at the annual awards dinner held at the U.S. Atty. Jonathan L Goldstein said about half the 18.000 1975 there is a 45 per cent there are fewer children oth- Kathleen Smith, all for 10 Old Orchard Inn. At left are Mrs. John Adams, president of the board of di- migrants who work on farms in South Jersey are bused in each chance you won't be happy in er problems are arising. years of service. rectors, and Dr. Anthony Campolo, featured speaker. At right Is Mrs. Law- day from Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del. 10 years, and in 1976 it's going He said in a rural society The 15-year awards went to rence A. Carton Jr., chairman of the board. Two others received 15-year He said the checkpoints, to be run in cooperation with the to be even worse." when having a large family Mrs. Eva Boyette, Mrs pins but could not attend the dinner. They are Mrs. Phyllis Pettibone, a New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry, will check He said that 27 per cent of was an economic asset, the Phyllis Pettibone, and Mrs registered nurse at the Manasquan center, and Mrs. Shirley Johnson, a sec- the federal and state registrations of the crew leaders who the marriages today dissolve child was forced to adapt Shirley Johnson. retary at the Red Bank headquarters. hire the workers, see that the migrant laborers are properly within two years. himself to the family and thus paid and properly hired and inspect the buses to see they "One of the reasons," he was better adapted to make meet safety standards. said, "is that we are no long- his way in the outside world. er an agrarian, rural society. But today, he said, with the Rutgers rehires female teacher In the old days a man looked average family having only County slated to authorize NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers University has agreed to for "a very special woman two children, those children rehire a woman professor and pay her (10.500 to settle her who could plow the fields and are being catered to by the charge of sex discrimination. milk the cows and perform all family and thus force or ex- Under terms of the agreement announced yesterday, Eth- those other wifely chores." pect the family to adapt to his 3 new task force studies el D. Kahn was rehired as an associate professor of human "We are no longer living in need. relations and community psychology at Cook College starting a society which evaluates our "The question is," he said, FREEHOLD - The Board to the overall Task Force, the county and municipalities comprehensive review of the July 1 and with tenure from 1972. The job pays $25,,04O per mates in terms of their eco- "is whether a child whose of Freeholders was expected which then makes its recom- and local school boards. total financial system of the nomic conditions, and as the family, and school is gearing county from development of year, about $5,000 more than the post for which she originally today to authorize three addi- mendations to the Board of Among the suggested areas applied. tional task force studies in Freeholders. the budget through audit of for analysis are bidding and the expenditures. Mrs Kahn. of Tenafly. charged she was bypassed in 1973 the areas of purchasing, solid To provide staff research quotation procedures, specifi- as a specialist in the state's urban 4-H program conducted by waste disposal, and budgeting assistance (or the second cations writing, purchase In addition to the prepara- Rutgers because of her sex and because she had filed a sex and financial administration. phase of task force oper- planning and annual purchas- tion of the budget, the study discrimination charge against the university in 1971. "We have found the task ations, Synectics, the Tren- ing schedules, the feasibility will cover accounting proce- In reviewing her claim, the state Division on Civil Rights force approach an innovative ton-based consulting firm of establishing stockrooms dures, collection and dis- found probable cause to believe Mrs Kahn had been the vic- and exciting way of con- which has assisted the task and warehouses, standard- bursement of treasury funds, tim of discrimination. The division also found a general pat- ducting an overall review of force in its first three studies, ization for commonly used and audit practices. tern of discrimination against female employes at the Cooper- areas of county operations," will be hired. They will be products, inventory control ative Extension Service of Rutgers' Cook College of Agricul- commented Freeholder Direc- paid 110,000 for the three A further dimension of the and purchasing procedures of study is budgetary relations ture and Environmental Science. tor Philip N. Gumbs, "and we studies. autonomous agencies. are enthusiastic about contin- "The function of Synectics with other levels of govern- uing it in these three areas." here is to work with the com- In the area of budgeting ment, and with autonomous College head backs income tax Under the direction of the mittees to obtain in a timely and financial administration, agencies within the county HOLMDEL - The president of the New Jersey College of Task Force on Efficiency and manner the data needed by the task force will make a system. Medicine and Dentistry is calling for a state income tax. Economy, established earlier the committees and to as- Speaking last night at the college's commencement. Dr. this year by the Board of semble it in a coherent fash- Stanley S Bergen Jr. said a statewide tax on income is "es- Freeholders, three service ion for easy analysis by the sential to the proper maintenance" of New Jersey's educa- area task forces were estab- experts on the service area Fair, auction set tional system lished for investments, data committees," explained Mr. "I think I can speak for all of New Jersey's educatiors processing, and motor ve- Gumbs. when I say that the state's facilities - primary and secondary hicles use. The solid waste study will in Little Silver school as well as our colleges and post-graduate institutions - The report of the in- survey existing collection and are in deep fiscal trouble." Bergen said. vestments committee, sub- disposal systems on a munici- LITTLE SILVER - A only requirements are that a "With current sources of state revenue either closed off mitted to the freeholders pality-by-municipality basis country fair during the day home be given the animals or insufficient. I have reluctantly concluded that the only fea- April 24, made recommenda- and evaluate the county's and an auction at night this and that the new owners have sible avenue remaining is an income tax of some form or oth- tions which the committee es- landfill-shredding operation Saturday at the W.T. Grant the animals neutered in due er." he declared. timates will earn $500,000 an- presently nearing completion building will benefit the activ- time. Many of the animals The ceremonies were conducted at the Garden State Arts nually in additional interest in New Shrewsbury. ities of the borough's bicen- are from the ASPCA and will Center here. and revenues. Most of the Among the Synectics con- tennial committee. be destroyed unless a home is found for them. committtee's 15 recommenda- sultants who will provide staff Both events are being spon- Kallinger prosecution rests case tions have already been im- research assistance for the sored by the committee to The auction will^legin at plemented by the freeholders. landfill study is Bartley Car- raise money for various activ- 7:30 p.m., conducted by B.G. HARRISBURG. Pa. - The prosecution has rested its case The report of the motor ve- hart, who was project direc- ities to beautify borough prop- Coats, a borough resident, against Joseph Kallinger after testimony by six key witnesses hicle committee is due in tor of the New jersey County erty, establish historical and will feature items in- — two policemen, who linked Kallinger to a robbery through ALL ABOARD - Rev. John Zee, left, associate mid-June, while the data pro- and Municipal Study Commls- areas here and plan events to cluding a boat, several ster- fingerprints and stolen goods, and the four victims. pastor of 3t. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Deal, 1 and Richard Hyer, center, Long Branch, co-au- cessing report is slated for re- sion's study on solid waste mark the bicentennial. ling serving pieces, an an- The six were among a total of a dozen witness who took lease later in the summer. management. tique phonograph, oil paint- the stand during two days of testiimony in Dauphin County thors of a book, "Railroads of New Jersey" will The fair, which will be held Mr. Gumbs explained that The purchasing study will ings, and gift certificates. Court. The trial began last Tuesday, with three days devoted speak on the subject June 16 at the Monmouth from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., will each service area committee review current procurement to jury selection. County Library's Eastern Branch, Shrewsbury. feature an antique display, bi- Viewing of the items will comprises three to seven practices by county agencies Kallinger, S8. a Philadelphia cobbler charged with a vari- The talk will be accompanied by a film and slide centennial memorabilia, start at 6:30 p.m. presentation. A collection of model trains will be people, all of whom serve vol- and develop recommenda- ety of father-son crimes in Pennsylvania. New Jersey and untarily and whose daily oc- tions for improvement. Also plants, toys, historical books, Mrs. Carl Bergeron, auction Maryland, is on trial here for the Dec 3 robbery of four worn on display In the library's chlldrens room from quilting and a puppy and kit- June 9 to June 30. Getting a first hand look at the cupations give them expertise included in the report will be chairman, is accepting dona- en at a suburban Harrisburg home in the services the task force recommendations concerning ten sale. tions daily at the Grant build- Defense attorney Malcolm Bepkowitz was scheduled to new book is Morey Berger, right, supervising li- the possibility of establishing brarian of the Eastern Branch and Joyce Smoth- is to study. The committee The puppies and kittens will ing from 1 to 4 p.m. or they begin his case today, amid wide speculation that it will be at members present their report joint purchasing programs by be given out for adoption; the may be left at Borough Hall. least partly based on Kallinger's condition. ers, childrens librarian. 12 The Dtady Register SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY, JUNE 3.1975 Mete Mattack foils Astros By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS out single Joe Torre then came through with a single to cen- Boston southpaw Bill Lee for 15 hits and added two more off ter, but Cesar Cedeno threw Matlack out at home reliever Dick Drago en route to a 9-2 victory over the AL Jon Matlack stymied Houston on four hits, pitching the Mike Schmidt drove in three runs with a single and a two- East leaders. New York Mets to a 2-0 victory over the Astros last nigh! run homer and Steve Carlton limited San Diego to five hits, "Sure, we're in last place in the standings, but we've been The Mets got both their runs in the second inning With leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-1 triumph over the playing good ball," Tanner insisted 'Look, we've played 600 one out, Rusty Staub got an infield hit, beating out a grounder Padres last night ball in the last two weeks, but nobody has noticed Actually. to deep shortstop Dave Kingman tripled down the left-field Carlton held the Padres hitless until Bobby Tolan's twor were 10-6 in that stretch I'll lake that for the whole year " line for one run, then Kingman ca'me home on Jerry Grote"s out blimp double fell just in front of the charging Mike Ander- Tanner also pointed to the statistical sheet in replying to sacrifice fly to left. son in center field in the sixth. The Phillies' left-hander lost Matlack, 7-3, held the Astros hitless until Cesar Cedeno his shutout in the seventh when Randy Hundley singled home critics of the White Sox' 22-25 record. led off the fourth inning with a single over second. Cedeno Tito Fuentes, who had doubled. , "We're 8-12 in one-run games and 6-3 in two-run games," Ihe manager said. "That means that 29 of our 47 games have stole second and took third on Bob Watson's infield out, but The Phillies took a 1-0 lead in the first inning off Padres been decided by two runs or less. That's very important to was stranded there as Matlack struck out Knos CajKll and got starter Dave Freisleben, 3-6. when Dave Cash opened with a Doug Kader on a soft popup single, moved to third on .Schmidt's double and scored on me It shows that we've been in the games Greg Gross opened the Astros sixth with an infield single Greg Luzinski's infield out. "Sure, we've had some«problems. but we're getting but Matlack did not allow the runner to advance. Pinch-hitter In the third. Cash opened with a double and Schmidt, af- straightened out. working hard We're hurting with two pitch- Larry Howard singled to center to start the eighth, but was ter twice faking a bunt, blasted a 2-2 pitch into the leftfield ers. Bart Johnson and Terry Forster. disabjed. but we'll hang erased when Gross hit into a double play Bob Watson doubled stands. in there." with one out in the ninth for the only extra base hit, but Mat- The Phillies scored their fourth run in the seventh when lite, who had allowed just 11 hits and one unearned run in lack struck out Kims Cabell and got Rader to fly out, ending Cash singled, raced to thmUon an errant pickoff throw by three previous starts, served up a home run to former team- the game reliever Danny Frisella and scored on Schmidt's'single to cen- mate Deron Johnson in the fourth'and Chicago went on to Houston has now lost five of its last seven games. ter. Their final run came on Anderson's third homer of the score two more runs in the inning Matlack struck out six and walked three year, in the eighth. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FROM RHODES TO BUFFALO - Tom McMi'llen! Houston starter Dave Roberts, 3-6, was tagged with the In the seventh. Fuentes led off with a double to right and a standout performer at the University of Mary- loss although he pitched well, allowing just five hits before Hundley singled him home Ted Kubiak singled, pinch-runner land, shows a Buffalo Brave iersey after signing a leaving for a pinch hitter in the eighth inning Randy Jones reaching second, but pinch-hitter Hector Torres multi-year contract with the NBA team. He was The Mets lost a chance for a run in the sixth when Mat- bunted into a force play at third. John Grubb struck out and How They Stand the Braves number one pick last year, but went to lack was thrown out at home plate. Matlack led off the Mets Kn/n Hernandez grounded out AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EoUDimion toil Oivisiwi Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship instead. sixth with a walk and moved to second on Cleon Jones' two- The Chicago White Sox are buried in last place in the W L P W L PCI. 61 Boston 14 Chicago 11 II W - American League West, but Manager Chuck Tanner insists Milwaukee. fa Pittsburgh 24 19 SSI i New York New York 73 30 S}4 3 they're playing good baseball Detroit n Philadelphia 34 73 .ill I'> Cleveland 51. Louis 30 35 444 5'. The White Sox wasted little time in proving Tanner's point Baltimore Montreal 16 25 .390 Vi to the Boston Red Sox last night in the teams' first meeting Cincinnati 39 21 510 - Rhodes scholar gets Brave since the exhibition season in Florida. Oakland Los Angeles 30 33 S77 - Kansas City San Francisco.. 74 33 S33 3 Hardly noted for their offense, the White Sox jumped on Minnesota ... San Diego 75 25 .500 4 BUFFALO (AP) - The Buffalo Braves announced yes- Ttxot Atlanta 33 31 .451 •'? the contract-signing was "one of the most exciting things in California Houston 30 13 377 10'i Houtfon (•) N»w Vort (II SanDle»o(l) Chicogo terday that Tom McMillen, their No, 1 pick in the National my life." ab r OO ab Yesterdays Results Gross If 1 0 1 Clinescl 0 Grubb cl 0 Cash ft Yntnoor iKcium Philadelphia 5, San Diego I Basketball Association draft a year ago, had signed a multi- "My goal is to try to make a contribution to the Braves." Metzger ss 0 MIIIIIII'XI « 0 Hndei ss 0 Sthmidt 3b Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ppd.. rain year contract Cednio cl 1 Jones II ] 0 Tolan If 1 Jhnslnerl Chicogo 9, Boston 3 Montreal 5, Los Angeles 3 McMillen said, explaining that he kept abreast of the team's Watson Ib I Unwr cl 0 D Wntldrt 0 OBrown rt Milwoukeei. Oakland] New York 7. Houston 0 The University of Maryland star passed up American pro- progress during the past season Cabell rl 0 Torre ]b 1 0 Ivlelb 0 Linskl If Only gomes scheduled SI. Louis I, AtlontoO DoRodet 3b 0 Sloubrl 1 I FnlsTb 1 Allen Ib Today's Games Only games scheduled fessional basketball last season to accept a Rhodes scholar- McMillen also had been drafted by the Virginia Squires of Helms fa 0 Knomnlb 3 I MmII, C I Hution Ib Today's Comes Julie c 0 Grote c 2 0 Jones pr 0 Boone c Konsos City (Brlles4 3l or Ueonord I San Francisco IHallckt II) al Chicago ship at the University of Oxford in England the American Basketball Association. Jrtnsn c 0 pniipsss 3 0 Kendall c 0 Andrsn cl I) at Cleveland (Peterson 4-4), 7 30 p.m IBurrls 6-4), 3:30pm OoRbris p 0 Mullock p 3 0 Kubiak Jb ? Harmon ss Texas (Horoor\ 4 3) at Baltimore IToi San Diego ISplllner 7 5) al Phlla McMillen flew from F.ngland to Buffalo yesterday to sign "I still considered the ABA, but I finally decided on the Howard ph Frslbn p 0 Crltn p rei 5-3). 7:30p.m. delphio (Lonborg 7 7). 7 3Sp m Crngrp Sharon ph 0 Chicago (Allen 0-0) at Boston (Cleve Cincinnati INormon 7 1) at Pittsburgh the contract, the terms of which were not disclosed, and NBA and Buffalo," McMillen said at a news conference. Grief p 0 lonldd 3-3),. 7:7:30p.m0 . (Reuss4-4), 7:35p m Totals » 0 4 Totms V 1 6 Torres ph 0 New York (Dobion 4 5) al Minnesota Los Angeles (Suttioon 9 3) at Montreal planned to return to Oxford last night to "hit Ihe books for a While at Oxford, McMillen, 23, of Mansfield, Pa., played Houston 000 000 000 -0 Frsllop 0 (Golli 4-4), 9pm IRenko 0-3).1:05 p.m New York 0M 000 OOn -? Hunt! ph 0 Detroit (Colemon 3 7) at California Houston (Forsch 3-7) at New York couple of more weeks " weekends with the Bologna team in the Italian League. OP-Houllon I. New York 7 (Tanana 1 3). 10:30p.m. IHallOOl or (Porker I 71 1:05pm. McMillen was one of the most recruited high school play- LOB- Houston 6. New York ] Totals 31 I i Totals Milwaukee (Sloton 36) ot Oakland Atlanta (Capro 4 6) al SI Louis (Reed Braves' owner Paul Snyder, who announced the signing, JB Wolson JB-Klngman SB-CMeno San Diego 000 000 100 -I (Perry 17} II p.m. 4 5).! 30 p.m ers in the country SF-Grote PhiladelphiIrtflpri a said he began negotiating with McMillen following his fresh- in iiilill nun IIMIIIIIIIII i ii in i ii man year in 1971 "It's probably been the longest negotiations in sports," Snyder said McMillen, a li-foot-ll forward who weighs 220 pounds, said WFL's Bell chimes for Kwalick

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Tight end Ted Kwalick, who ry that is not based on a percentage of the gate Knights capture played out his option with the San Francisco 49ers of the Na- John Bosacco, owner of the Bell, said he still had hopes of tional Football League, signed a three-year contract yes- signing retired Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jur- terday with the Philadelphia Bell of the rival World Football gensen, and was dealing with two other NFL stars equal to League. Kwalick's stature conference golf Kwalick said he tried to sell his services to five NFL The 226-pound Kwalick caught 139 passes for 2.144 yards teams, but they either wouldn't meet his salary demands, or and 19 touchdowns for the 49ers in the years 1971 through NEPTUNE - Wall Township, the Shore Conference "C" were afraid of the Rozelle Rule. 1973. After the 1973 season he indicated he would jump to the Division golf champion, has won the overall conference title. The Rozelle Rule, under attack by the NFL Players Asso- WFL, eventually signing with Hawaii He decided to play out The Crimson Knights, led by Todd Brown's 81 and Jim ciation, requires a team to give up a player of equal quality his NFL option at a 10 per cent cut in pay. The 49ers benched Bower's 83, nipped "B" Division champ Ocean Township, yes- selected by league commissioner Pete Rozelle, if they sign a him for most of the 1974 season. terday in the Shore Conference Team Playoffs held at Jum- player who has played out his option. Kwalick was drafted No. 1 by the 49ers in 1969, after a ping Brook Golf Club. Kwalick's agent, Lowell Morse of Santa Clara, Calif, said brilliant career at Penn State where he make Ail-American in Wall finished the course wiin a combined 342, while the the 49ers indicated, for example, that the Super Bowl cham- 1968 Spartans wound up with 344. pion Pittsburgh Steelers, who were interested in Kwalick. The 6-foot-4 Kwalick became a free agent after his NFL Middletown Township, which captured the "A" Division TAKES OFFICE - Jim might have to give up defensive star L C Greenwood, if they option year of 1974, and signed with the Bell after being re- laurels, was third at 345, and Point Pleasant Boro, the "D" Leo, Red Bank Regional signed the tight end leased from his WFL contract with Hawaii winner, was a distant fourth at 361. High School athletic di- "It was difficult to make any headway in the NFL be- Kwalick said sitting on the bench last season was one of Wet greens made play difficult, but Ocean's Jeff Gilmore rector, last night was cause of this archaic rule," Morse said at a new conference the most difficut experiences he has ever had in pro football had the best score of the day on the par 72 course at 78. He installed as the new introducing Kwalick as a member of the Bell. "I haven't scratched the surface of what I can do in pro- was followed by Wall's Brown at 81, and Point Boro's John president of the Shore Neither Kwalick, his agent nor the Bell would disclose fessional football," said the big end Pike at 82. Conference during the terms of the contract, Morse said it was better than the play- Morse described Kwalick's experience last season as "to- Wall's Bower and Middletown's Glenn Logan both wound annual banquet at the er had with the 49ers. Morse indicated that Kwalick received tally illogical. Whoever was responsible made a bad deci- up with 83. Sea Girt Inn. front money in way of a bonus, and a guaranteed annual sala- sion." Ted Kwallck Ramirez wins Italian net ROME (AP) — Raul Ramrez, a 22-year-old Mexican, won Italian crowd had dubbed "the Mexican Perfection Machine." the first major title of his career yesterday when he battled Once he got going, Ramirez' shots were deep and strong, veteran Manuel Orantes of Spain through 37 games, including in the corners or just inside the lines, and he rattled the a 7-3 first-set tie-breaker, in the Italian Open Tennis Cham- Spaniard with his accuracy. pionships "I always have a slow start," Ramirez said. 'I don't know The men's singles final of the $120,000 clay court tourna- why. but it just happens Then I started playing better and I ment has been washed out by rain on Sunday after Chris Ev- felt I could win the match Orantes was playing well, but I ert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla , successfully defended her crown felt I controlled the match in the key moments 1 won the cru- in the women's final with a surprisingly easy 6-1, 6-0 triumph cial points." over second-seeded Martina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia on Saturday. Orantes jumped to a 3-0 lead, passing a sluggish Ramirez with backhand shots down the lines However, the young "Today, tomorrow, it makes no difference to me," Rami- Mexican steadied himself, started his comeback with a ser- rez said after the postponement on Sunday. vice break in the seventh game and the two traded shots for a Indeed, it didn't 6-6 tie In the tie-breaker, Ramirez came from 2-3 down and won five straight points for the first set. He showed incredible consistency and composure in the three-hour match he won 7-6, 7-5. 7-5 from Orantes. also a-run- The two held service through the first 11 games of the ner-up here in 1973 after winning the title in 1972, second set. but Ramirez managed a break in the 12th. He "I am thrilled," Ramirez told a cheering crowd of 7.000 thea gained a 3-0 lead in the third set. but Orantes battled on the center court at Foro Italico "It is the greatest mo- back and evened the score before Ramirez again broke him ment of my life." when in the 12th game. The victory was worth $16,000. compared with $5.00(1 for Miss Evert and Miss Navratilova moved into Tuesdy's fi- Miss Evert nal of the women's doubles with a 6-0, 6-1 triump over a U.S.- Ramirez got off to a slow start but then overwhelmed his Czech team of Pam Teeguarden and Renata Tomanova. The • AP wlrepti.to left-handed opponent with a solid performance from the base- other finalists are Sue Barker and Glynis Coles of Britain, REACHING TO GLORY - Mexico's Raul Ramirez Ramirez beat Manuel Orantes of Spain, 7-6, 7-5, 7-5, line and superior play at the net. Although Orantes also who beat Californians Janet Newberry and Sharol Walsh 6-1. reaches for the ball en route to the Italian Open to clinch the $16,000 winners share. played extremely well, he was ineffective against what the 6-3. Tennis singles championship yesterday in Rome.

•IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH iiiiu MiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMi > •iiiiiiiiiiiir t • • IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI IIIIIIIHIIII llllllllllllllllllllllll HIM I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiinniliillii BepartoftheFUNandACTION MCIT committee: Take a bow M0NM0U1HMRK By RICH NICOLETTI In today's Raritan — Rumson encounter. Rocket coach but one foe this year . . Tom Cuming. He lost to Cuming in OCEANPORT, N.J. 2 miles tram Garden St. PKwy. E«it 105 Emil Karlik will likely pitch his ace Brian Flynn, a hard- his team's last regularly-scheduled match of the season. WEST LONG BRANCH - The Monmouth College Base- throwing senior who fired a one-hitter at Freehold Township However, Weise will face Rumson's Don Hosch, the only ball and Tennis Tournament seeding committees can take a over the weekend RACING NOW thru OCT. 4 number one player left in the tournament who will graduate bow. The teams they selected to win their events are still al- Hal Lorme, coach at Rumson. already has chosen soph- this spring. ive in the semifinals. omore lefthander Jeff McCormick who beat Lakewood, 2-0, 9 RACES The baseball committee picked Shore Regional as the and match a four-hitter with Piner star Jeff Theibault Hosch will be looking to get revenge for two previous set- first seed, and the Blue Devils will play Brick Township backs suffered at the hands of Weise this year. DAILY Shore's ace is sophomore Keith Bradley who has not lost Wednesday for a finals berth. If you're looking for an idea of what will come next EXACTAS & in seven decisions. He'll be pitching against Brick Township's year, you must look to CBA. The well certainly hasn't run dry Brian Connor to see who gets into the finals TRIFECTA Raritan, the second choice, will compete with Rumson- on the Colts they will lose third, singles star Rich Fitzsim- Fair Haven Regional today at 3:30 p m mons who is headed for the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis Youth is the theme of the tennis tournament Three of the this summer. Rumson's selection proved to be a good one The Bull- four teams in the semifinals are led by underclassmen dogs, mired with a 8-9 record midway through the high school Fitzsimmons played a large part in CBA's climb to the Season, suddenly burst into life. They have won 12 of their last CBA junior Tom Cuming has already beaten all local state title this year. He went unbeaten competition. His only defeat this year came against West- 13 games and 10 straight — including two in the MCIT Peter Burrus, the number two Colt who will return next field's Dave Robinson Cuming lost to Robinson both in regu- year, is another junior who went undefeated all season long. The tennis seeding is going according to plan also. larly-scheduled play and in the state finals - both times in three sets. The two Colt doubles teams of Dana Russell and Dean Christian Brothers Academy, the newly-crowned N.J. Sale Jaeger -and Dick Burrus and Mark Caprio will return in tact Interscholastic Athletic Association champion, and only team Cuming takes on Ocean's Dave Bernstein, a sophomore next year. in the state witluan unblemished record, meets fourth-rank who helped lead the Spartans to their fifth-straight Shore, Con- Yes, CBA will have coaches all over the Shore looking on Ocean Township Today, while second-seeded Manasquan plays ference "A" Division championship. in horror again when the trees turn green next year. Runison-Fair Haven, the third seed Manasquan's Bob Weise, another junior, has beaten all SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY JUNE 3 1975 The Daily Register 13 Ryan's Country Day lads learn lacrosse. . .and win By QREIG HENDERSON sport " get them prepared (or their by the same score RUMSON - What does a Ryan was not worried about first game Krom (here the team went fellow do with a year off be- teaching his pupils, for he had The season was to open on to blank the Petty School. fore college? Some work in the knowledge and he fell the against what Ryan termed a 64 construction, when there's kids had the will major power" in lacrosse, When the final game of the work to get Others take a Ryan, as a student at Law. (he Hun School. season came Rumson Country long vacation. renceville Pnep, had made "The kids and 1 were ner- Day had built an impressive the All State team twice Bill Ryan wasn't offered a vous as they lined up to start 4-0 mark. typical job Headmaster Wil- The first day of practice the contest," noted Ryan "I Kyan's alma mater. Law- liam Dexter, of the Rumson rolled around and the turnout noticed they were not really renceville, was td be the Country Day School ap- was good enough to put to in the right positions so I schools last opponent Ironi- proached Ryan with an offer cally. Bills' troops just didn't gether a 20-man squad didn't know what to expect " 4 He was to become head coach have it in them and went down "The kids were great," Whjyi jhe duM had cleared of the schools' lacross squad to their only loss of the sea- noted Ryan, "They were the Humson Country Day The previous yefer Rumson son short on experience, but were School had thrashed the Hun Country Day hadn't fielded a ready to work hard and learn School, 13-2. There was no reason for. varsity lacrosse team It tlfl* basics." "That win helped build a lot grltf as Ryan had built a didn't faze Ryan. GOOD STUDENTS — The Rumson Country Day Ryan and assistant coach of confidence on the squad, " handful of youngsters into penter, and Bill Ryan, coach. Back row, Dave Although the school had of- contenders. School lacrosse team was totally inexperienced at Warner, assistant coach; John Middleton, Chris Lee DiPietro, whom Bill cred- Ryan said the beginning ot the season, but went on to compile fered an intramural program its with a great amount of And it showed as Kumson "Both the kids and I are Marx, Bruce Hurd, Steve Peskoe, Dan Hertz, Pete the year before, Ryan knew a 4-1 record. Left to right, front row, Steve De- Strong, and John Gans. Lee DiPietro is not in the time and help, drilled the Country Day beat its' next op- looking forward to next that the seventh and eighth rookie squad hard in order to year," stated Ryan Unfor- Gersdorff, John Kelsey, Ron Gale, Bob Boyle, photo. 1 ponent, Dwight Englewood. Chip Rogers, Pete Boyle, John Dacey, Jim Car- graders involved wen , "total- tunately. Rill will not be at ly inexperienced in the the helm, but feel he is leav- ing the team in the good hands of coach Dave Warner Hyans coaching days will not end here lie plans to Prefontaine community mourns start a lacrosse league this summer for young men Par- ticipants will have to supply COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) - ond fastest 5,000 meters by an last respects. who had considered him their big deal they made about all their own equipment Prac Flags hung limp at half staff American approximately four A private burial service own showed signs of bitter- the alcohol he had in him." lice will begin June 22 at yesterday as this shipping hours earlier. was to follow. ness. she said. "There are people and fishing community pre- Schools let out at noon Rumson-Kair Haven Kegmnal He set the American record killed everyday that are pared to bury Steve Pre- today in Coos Bay and in the "If it were my boy, it would High School in the two-mile here recently worse than that and no one fontaine, it's most famous adjacent community of North be private and not out at that at Marshfield High School's says a word." citizen and America's best Bend. stadium," a hotel waitress distance runner. Pirate Stadium, where he be- said, referring to the stadium She was referring to medic- Kendle gets came a prep distance-running The shock that accom- services. "They've had their al reports showing that Pre- Prefontane, 24, died in an sensation and where 3,000 panied the news of Pre- headlines — so why don't they fontaine, a 1972 Olympian and auto accident early Friday in people were expected to gath- fontaine's death had eased by leave us alone? a University of Oregon gradu- spotlight Eugene after running the sec- er later today to pay their yesterday, but a few residents "What bothers me, it's the ate, had a blood alcohol level of .16 of 1 per cent. Under at Hall Oregan law. a person with a ASHURY PARK - Six box level of 10 is regarded as in- ing clubs have entered their toxicated. strongest boys in the VBA Pallbears were to include ring 34 boxing tournament Jon Anderson, Frank Shorter, Friday at Convention Hall Jim Seymour, Brett Williams, Those vying (or the team Bob Williams. Geoff Hollister trophy include Hazlet Recrea- — all runners or former run- tion, Klizabeth Recreaton, ners. Shorter and Anderson, Bayonne PAL, Clark Recrea- also 1972 Olympians, were in tion, Howell Recreation and the 5,000-meter race won by the Middletown PBA. Prefontaine Thursday night Topping the 10 bout pro- gram will be heavyweights At another coffee shop Jesse Kendle of Asbury Park today, a dock worker who and representing the Middle would not give his name star- town I'BA faces lough opposi- ed at his cup and said slowly tion in John Kane of the : "When you consider him HEADLINES CARD — Jesse Kendle, Asbury Park Bayonne PAL, Both these your own, and people who heavyweight who represents the Middletown PBA fought in the Golden Glove never talked to you before Boxing Club, will headline the fight program at tournament at Klizabeth start nosing around after he's Convention Hall, Asbury Park, which Is being They fared well in the gone, you get kinda resentful. presented by Veteran Boxing Association Ring 34 tourney and lost on disputed The whole town does." of Long Branch. decisions Save'26 to *41 Per Set

K taIsltr ilofl photo RAIDERS APPLAUDED - Jerome Zampelle, ball and baseball for four years, basketball three left, principal of Keyport High School, and Mrs. years, and bowling one year. Phyllis Araneo, POLVCLASSALE Mary Kapushy, president of the Keyport Mothers Union Beach, lettered in cross country and track Club, present outstanding achievement awards to three years and basketball one year. Doug Brown, of Union Beach, who lettered in foot- Baltazar back at raceway

OCEANPORT - Charles then graduated to New Jersey Delp, and when Old Hilltop 2,000 career winner. His earn- Baltazar, leading rider at racing, where he proved him- opened in March he battled ings total over 11 million for Monmouth Park in 1969 with self capable by earning the whiz kid Chris McCarron for the year and according to 63 wins, has returned to the jockey leadership at Mon- the jocket standings the en- Chuck, "I hope to break the New Jersey racing scene af- mouth. tire 60-day meeting. Chuck J2 million mark by the end of ter spending several years on Baltazar spent the next five had an excellent 80 firsts but this meet." CUSHION BELT POLYGLAS the New York circuit, togeth- years in New York, where he 20-year-old Chris, who broke The personable rider was I'or IhfOB days only, vvo'rc reducing Ihc price on er with a recent return to the world record with 546 win- this Polyglas bias.belled lire. Double. iiberxlasB did quite well, especially with bom in Fort Morgan, Col., and curd lj<-lts tame wcarproducinx squirm and help Pimlieo Race Course in Balti- stakes horses, but found it in- ners last year, took the title observed his 28th birthday on ki'cp tread grooves open lor good wet traction. more, Md. creasingly difficult to get with 92 wins. May 22. He and his wife, Double polyester curd body pile* udd strength Chuck dominated the Mary- mounts. Last October Chuck As of now Baltazar is the Joanne, now reside in West and resilience (or a smoolh, confident rid*. Thll Polynias belled lire gives you real perlorirmncc land jockey standings for sev- went back to Maryland, rid- fourth leading jockey in the Long Branch and are anx- -plus an exlrn mcisurfl "I value during this eral years starting in 1965 and ing mainly for trainer Buddy county and recently rode his iously awaiting the birth of 1110 period. 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Edwards.. 61 9- Looping, Gftlhru Toblns Otorftond (Lopez) 3 40 GortreoghGol 1110) Edwards .. .41 Getihru (116) Alvorei . 4 1 Irish LaktllWI Perrel 7 I Harry's Runner 1116) Blum ... . 7 2 Overcast, track fast TrlledO (7 6 41 »795 60 - Blue Ralnev 111') Thornburg .7 1 Great Crossing (1101 Orlll 10 I Atlendance 9.607 Handle I.NS.7I7 671 2415 Open Dally 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • Saturday 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. •••••••••••••••(••••I IIIIMIiUIIIMItlllllMIMIIIIM Mini IltlMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII • 11ll HIM I Mill I Illf 11 til IIMII1III> 14 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1975 Secretive fisherman catches monster bass "He was trembling when he walked in here' said Annand have the option of buying directly from the pounds, or getting iiiiiiiiiiliiiiilliiililllllllllliiilllliilllliillliiiiiiiliilimillililliniiiiii Gorilla rigs produced 12 striped bass for the party of char- Giglio, Sea Brighl bait and lackle merchant their bait from a shore based supplier. ter boat captain Joe Kenzo of Highlands on Sunday The trembler at K;30 a m yesterday was Al Pavich of Julian's Sport Shop. Atlantic Highlands, is now in the live Schaefer Salt Water Fishing Contest. Brooklyn. N V . South Amboy. The reason he was trembling was because of bunker supply business too Yesterday I'hil Sciortino showed which has done considerable research on the subject, reports the huge striped bass he had just caught by casting from me the new fiber glass mossbunker holding tank that has that although striped bass are distributed along the east coast beach or jetty somewhere along the northern shore The mon- been built next to the store (row the Si Lawrence River in Canada to the St Johns River ster weighed 50 pounds and 13 ounces on the sale at Giglio's. Each morning he and Joey Julian take their boat mil in HEKRY in Florida.-only those fish living along the middle Atlantic the largest weighed in Ihere this season Hie ncis in repjenish their supply, —* , coast cany on extensive migrations Giglio said that the fisherman was reluctant to reveal the Frank Rekse of Linden is the weekly winner in the Ju- Although striped bass inhabiting livers and estuaries exact location of his catch or the bait or lure used lian's striped bass contest with a 49-pound two-ounce fish tak- SCHAEFER south of Cape Hatteras migrate seasonally within a river sys- Pavich's fish was the largest of many big striped bass en by trolling a plug on Friday Julian's week starts on Mon- tem, they evidently do not migrate along the coast. recorded over the weekend and yesterday' Even on Sunday day, a day later than other people's Second winner is Tony There are at ieast three broad groups of siriped bass — when a wicked south wind made the ocean rough, boat fish- Wojciechowski of Kdison who caught a 47-pound 15-ounce sin southern rivers, middle Atlantic coastal migratory, and north- IIIHllllliiiillllllllllllllllllli mini liilililinil nil lllllllllllllllllll lull ermen did well * v per. .» em riven Some floating fishermen have been scoring heavily with Bud Kehrle and Frank Keams of Pompton Lakes fishinj! Middletown goj one of 134) pounds _The Middle Atlantic fish frequent coastal and estuanne live mossbunkers at the Sandy Hook tide rip, Capt Joseph live mossbunkers and herring, c^ight four striped l);isi weigh- Tom Husin of Hed Bank yesterday caught two stripers wafers from Cape Hatterans to New York City the year Widoson of the charier boat Elite I. out of Kesgal's »iug Har- ingtfrom 13 pounds to 21\ pounds and a 11 pound 10-ounce weighing 3(1 and is pounds Jim Vcntresco of Long Branch around During'spring and summer many of them migrate bor, Highlands, reported his Saturday party caught 15 striped fluke The fluke was the largest reported so far this season caught a lfii.j pounder and Mike Whelan of I.introll a 13 northward as far as Maine and Nova Scotia. bass weighing from 19 to :t8 pounds, and his Sunday party A number of boats reportqd good catches of bluefish tak- pounder • During winter the great majority of striped bass occur a caught 14 weighing from 21 to 41 pounds. shot! distance offshore from southern New Jersey to just en by trolling on the Klondike Hank on Saturday but fishing Paul Newnuer and Frank Pelillo of Middletown on Satur- Capt Dominick^Calleo of the Frances C II. Highlands, re- south of Cape Hatteras. ai well as in the estuaries along the was poor in the rough weather of Sunday day caught their limit of 20 striped bass weighing from 12 to ported his party on Sunday caught 12 striped bass All were coast, especially Delaware Bay and Chesapeake Bay Charles I'fau of Atlantic Highlands and Jim Thompson of +1 |Hiuiids Frank Gibson of l.nilc^Silver caught a 20 pounder taken on live mossbunkers Jackson Township weighed striped bass of 42 pounds three Hill Uandikaa of Sea Brighl caught a lii-pound striped The lower Hudson River contains the northernmost For the most part the live bait supply comes from the ounces, and 15 pounds at Julian's, Saturday Joe Fisihlcr of li:iss on Friday and Bob Sorokolit of Middletown got a 24 spawning group of migratory striped bass along the I'nited Raritan Bay pound nets and the demand is great Boatmen Keyport brought in a 40-pound six-ounce striper Joan Slot of pourtder on a mossbunker Slates east coast •••iiiiinii i in i i iiiitniiiiiii in i mi iMiii) ti mil III ii > III IIIIIIKIIII i IMIII MI ii J III mi mi > III mi mi HIM iiiiiiiniKi ii itiiimi IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII mi intiti urn •••> t ti > i > iiiiiiiiiii i mil Jersey Shore cagers ready for action BELMAR - The Jersey stints in both the NBA and College, plans to return the playing in the Eastern have two players from last Roma will be the mainstay Shore Summer Basketball ABA, was a key factor in es- MVP of last year's champion- League and in Spain The year's ABA champion New under the boards. Roma is League will tap off Its sev- tablishing the League and has ship game, Earl "The Dude" most notable additions to the York Nets. Mike Gale, se- from Christian Brothers Aca- enth season on June 16. The set virtually every lifetime Foreman. Foreman is from team are two Garden Staters lected to last year's all-star demy. His future teammate is League will be comprised of statistical record including Western New England Col- now in the' NBA via Notre team, and Larry Kenon. Jim Spanarkle a 6'5" guard eight teams with all games the single game scoring mark lege and the Eastern League. Dame University — John Shu- Always popular is the array from Hudson Catholic. From scheduled for Jerry Lynch's of 61 points last season "The Dude" will be supported mate (6-8/225) of the Phoenix of high school talent which is the Group III Champion Hotel one block East of the For championship Larson under the

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DELAWARE BAY WEAKFISH - Henry Schaefer Jerry Lynch's has an im- with a seven-and-a-half pound weakflsh taken on pressive lineup. At center the charter boat Dotti-Lin, Capt. Lew Haubois, out from the Eastern League of Wildwood Crest, last week. standing VI" is Roland Plus $2.32 Fed. Ex. Tax lor each Plus $2.16 Fed. Ex. Tax for each "Tree " Grant At the for- E78-14 blackwall, with trade-in. BR78-13 whltewall, with trade-in. wards, both from the NBA, Galento's tongue John Hummer of the Buffalo Braves and Tom Riker of the Atlas Pacesetter/ New York Knicks. In the Our popular glass-belted tire. baekcourt a Summer League Radial 78. lashes champ regular for the past few sea- sons, 6'2" Dave Wohl formerly Our 40,000-mile radial. At. 65, Tony Galento is still a fighter Now, however, it's of the Buffalo Braves and all with his mouth Many things bother the former heavy- now the player-representative 1 •• weight boxing contender these days But nothing disturbs him of the Houston Rockets. Wohl more than the mere mention of Muhammad Ah is complimented at the guard He had just stepped off a plane at the Newark Airport, re- position by former Neptune turning to his Orange home after a four-state southern ap- great Jake Jones. An ail- pearance tour when someone asked, "What about All?" American at Assumption Col- "That bum." was Galento's retort "He'd never dope-a- lege (Mass.), Jones enjoyed a rope me I'd break his arms." brief stint with the Phila- "It's rope-a-dope." a bystander needled "Call it whatever delphia 76'ers before return- you like." Galento replied, "I'd break his ribs, too. if he tried ing to his high school alma it when 1 was fighting " mater as an assistant coach. It was only the beginning of an abusive speech Galento had The return of Mr. Summer in store for All "He's (Ali) nothing but a clown in the ring." League himself, Bob Verga, Galento shouted. "He never would make it so big in my time. will be promulgated pending "I shudder when I realize what Ali has done to the boxing his personal interests. Verga, game The fact that Ali can make millions of bucks fighting locally of St. Rose High stumblebums makes my blood boil And when he says. I'm School before attending Duke the greatest' it really makes me mad " University and subsequent

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CO XT' *<•»-, 1 Your horoscope, birthday The Wizard of Id TUESDAY, June 3 - Born and trust On the other hand, Discouraging rumors arc only become "unstrung" by a series of today, you are intuitive and can when faith and trust an- that: rumors! TakSe them small but unnerving events in usually trust your instincts to be carefully placed, linn friend- seriously at your peril. For the afternoon and evening. right enough to base decisions -- ships add joy to life. most part, you can rest assured CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan SUBJeCTS 16 even important ones -• upon You need challenge; without it of an afternoon success. 19) -Whatever you hear today them. You prefer to compare the you will allow your talents and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Con- of a derogatory nature take with I PEOPLE IM results of your intuition with abilities to go undeveloped, fine business dealings to morn- a grain of salt. Make an effort your learned or reasoned unused. Monumental projects ing hours if possible and you will not to believe those with an axe- knowledge. Since there is not al- suit you, for you do your best be more likely to meet with suc- U> grind. ways opportunity for such com- work when the size of an en- cess. Social obligations take timi* AQUARIUS (Jan. WKeb 18) parisons, you can feel relatively deavor forces you to pull out all at evening. -Take care in your desire to sure of the accuracy of your the stops where your determina- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - believe good things about the knowledge because you are in tion, energy, ambition, and skills This is an excellent day to try to world around you, you don't suc- psychic harmony with the im- are concerned. Without a project recover your nerve. Any failure cumb to the kind of flattery that mediate environment In short, of considerable scope, you arein activitiec requiring aggression causes error. when heart and head either inclined to demand only little of can be laid to poor preparation PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - can't or won't get together, trust yourself. LIBRA (Sept. BOct 22) - Keep a wary eye on the budget Andy Capp the former. To Tind what is in store for you Keep your dignity during and another's desire for part of tomorrow, select your birthday daylight hours. After dark, you the world's luxuries. Tactfully TELLME Although by nature roman- and read the corresponding can let your hair down and enjoy refuse to lend another money. -WDE tically inclined, you also are ex- paragraph. Let your birthday what company brings in the way ARIES (March 21-April 19) - lDLEO MHO WAS IT TAUGHT Y( tremely practical. You have pro- star be your daily guide. of pleasure. Unless you are willing to speak •AVETO WORK 13WTDUSEASAW? bably taught yourself to harden * * * SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)- your mind today, you might just your heart to sentiment - though WEDNESDAY, June 4 Excellent results of morning as well say nothing at all. Only VOW TO/HEW* FUSE, not at all to the gleanings of sen- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -If efforts could be lessened by out the truth can serve you well. OX A WP? WHO WAS sitivity •- in order to protect you would keep morning sue- side forces insisting upon having TAURUS (April 20-May 20) yourself from your own emo-cesses secure, use caution in their "say" in your affairs. Be —Consider the reactions of those tions. Inclined to become quickly morning and evening, especially resistant, in positions of authority on the and perhaps overly attached to when talking of plans for the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- employment scene before going people, you will have to guard future. Don't tell all! Dec. 21) -Some emotional con ahead with present plans. Think against misplacing your faith CANCER (June 21-July 22) - trol is essential if you are not to it over! Sheinwold's bridge advice By ALFRED S|E1NWOLD South dealer ( WUV POJ'T YOU RUM A*J kQ ...AST' TUE R*5T "WiNfirTOOO and pick the right opening one club ruff. This is just lead on the basis of what enough to defeat the contract. East-Weil vulnerable I NORTH \ YOU POMT weep, vou'u. To pick Che iv£ht opening you'd know at the table. DAILY QUESTION lead analyze t|r bidding to South's jump to four spades • Q86 6OME REP>U£6 TD flMT. Partner opens with one O 763 see how the pray is likely to sounds like 9 to 10 cards in heart, and the next player .0 AJ863 go. Then look for a lead to the black suits. North's fail- doubles. You hold: S-K 4 2 H- thwart this line of play. ure to bid notrump at his sec- J 10 9 5 2 D-Q 10 5 2 C-5. What There was no recovery ond turn tends to indicate WEST EAST do you say? «> K42 4 53 from the opening lead. South some distributional advantage Answer: Bid four hearts. V 110952 (P Ue>? J IS 25 P66T. I'M / V v TKYiN* POK A ' \rv ^~v^\ NEW r kv -tV IE) It "PHAH1W K0U6H WITH ROU6HNBCK9",..OLP JUH6LE MfINO,PS •|8 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 3.1975 51. Help Wonted 51. Help Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sale 71. Merchandise (or Sole FINANCIAL EGAL SECRETARY - Experienced m FENDER RHODES ELECTRIC PIANO ~ SWING SET - Slide ond glider Like new 2. Autos For Sale 10. Wanted Automotive matrimonial and real estate Downtown PROGRAMMER Model seventy three on matching amp 130 AUTOMOTIVE Red Bonk location. Coll 741 5444 S650 Coll JM 9659 Coll 8724686 KROLL MOTORS. INC USED CARS WANTED We are searching tor on experienced mini 61. Business ~EGAL SECRETARY - For Ealonlown computer programmer Assembly ion FOR SALE TABLE MODEL - Andrea stereo record 379 Broadway Long Branch TOP til PAID CALL MR ARTHUR player, good condition. 120 Louvered 37? 3400 AT BONNIE BUICK. 7744500 ow office Experience required Cotl Ms guogc a must Knowledge of Fortran o Opportunities Storage sheds, two (?) born style, I ft i 10 It, oil 2x4 frame, T-HI vertical cedar sid aluminum slorm door. S20 495 1481 otter 6 2. Autos For Sale osselmonn, S47 7736 plus Wt need re entrant programming ex COMPLETE — Body shop equipment ond MALIBU 1965 - Two door hoidlop Hoar perience for online systems Local firm ing, 4 ft double doors, ospnalt saturated TOMATO PLANTS - Burpee's Hybrid. ALL AMERICAN INC slick. Good transportation Good tires WANTED EGAL SECRETARY - Minimum two supplies For further information coll be willing to pay in mid teens for qualified lie foundations, seat lob shingled root Big Early. Romopo. Big Boy potted Pep Hwy IS & Bedle Rd Coll 71? 0036 A 1 used con and truck* Top dollar paid eors legal experience required person Send resume to Ed Wright t*eenvS. Mon Fr. 7W 1330 Built by high school construction class Call 147 7070 pers, cobboge turners Rl S70,»44.4372 Itt-ITM ASIS MOTORS (Mil 721 7100 FRANCHISE FOR SALE (Sold commercially at 1800 fo $900) Bids MAVERICK 1972 EGAL SECRETARY E xiellenl typing will be accepted by the Henry Hudson Re TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT - Slont AMBASSADOR 1961 - Too door hardtop WRIGHT gionol School District Board of Education driveways also done Coll after 4 p m . 142 VI Power steering New automatic Irani Wanted, porty who needs 100% finonang. nd shorthand skills essential Fort Mon Exclusive rights lo sell fast moving prod in the office of the Board Secretary on orS3S8 minion, olr conditioning 5(1 110] with no money down, on o 197? Maverick, mouth oreo Coll &47 7SM Personnel Services uds to retail outlets Approximately 100 1 before 3 p m , June II, 1975 The Board re Sli cylinder, olr conditioning. 51.760 miles O$7 YOUR JOB - Large corporation 30 Linden PI , Red Bank active accounts at present Better than av- serves the right to reiect ony or oil bids TOP SOIL - By the Irucklood Plenty AUTO HOBBY CENTER HI MM 11995 Many other models to choose Irom EMPLOYMENT 'j/ 0191 547 4447 CARS BOUGHT SOLD REPAIRED ow hiring Many, many fringe benefits erage income working about 20 hours per and will sell The sheds to the highest bid availoble Angela s Asphalt Poving Coll For quick credit O K . coll OASIS MO ales ond service For information, coll REALESTAIL SALES - We Have several week Franchises available lor Monmouth ders if quote is ot or above cost They can 741 8965 or 222 0161 )0 W Carfield Ave , Atlantic Highlondt TORSol (3011 771 7100 86 3434 openings for men and women in our Resi and Middlesex counties Will sen individ be seen at the school. One Grond Tour, TWO FOAM MATTRESSES - 37./2.S, up- BUHLER1 BITTER MERCEDES BENZ 1974 - 340D Perfect 51. Help Wonted dentiol Sales Department Experience not PN for Nursing Home 1 II sh.il Full uolly for low price of 13500 each Financing Highlonds. N.J. any school day from I to 3 holstery fabric. S10 each Roll owoy hide PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER UC condition. II months old Four speaker BLE PERSON — For counter soles Ex necessary Excellent training program ond available Coll owner ol 717 7348 p.m., or by appointment otter that time o bed. with folding headboard ond mat 32*0 Hwy 35, Hoi HI 2644191 AM FM. automatic anlenno. oir. automat r part time Top salary For appointment, high commissions. We belong fo three Mul efience In paint and hardware preferred leave coll 791-0600 Monday Friday. KEANSBURG — Loundromat, established tress. 170 Occasional choirs, bentwood ic. power steering, power brakes, beige pply THE BOATMAN SHOP, 74 Whorf liple Listing Syitems^all Bob Grimm 24 yeors, gross 140.000 yearly Machines FU R N I T U 0 E AND AV P L I .VNCE'S — mohogonv. tS eoch 5474641 BUICK ELECTRA 1971 - T»-door Sler Doys. 1701) 131 1714. Ext 37U Evenings Agency, Swl4« w WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT eo tape player, steel belted tires, fully , at Marine Park, Red Bonk PN — II I. full time experience pre included {49,000 OE SALVO REALTY. (?011 791-7731 erred Apply in person, 10 4 p m . Arnold 264 9269 PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT IMME TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines All equipped Jl.OOOmiles 12100 til \IU (. COUNTING — 17 34~y«H* old Immi DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND makes new or used Guaranteed low os MONMOUTH Waller Nursing Home. 677 S Laurel Ave . REAL ESTATE SALES BUICK LeSABRE CONVERTIBLE l«/7 - tote openings With or without n oilet • MOVING - MUST SELL - Lawn mowei 373-6611 S2S Serplco's. 101 Monmouth SI Next to CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Experienced real estote brokers or soles Iheoler 747-0485 One owner l car Power steering/brakes •rience We II train you U S ond woffd people Desire for a much larger Income Hwy 36' Eolontown ide locations. Including Europe 30 days /ANAGER Experienced, tor Baskms olr conditioning, radial tires Must tell essential We offer on excellent commis- GERANIUMS UPRIGHT PIANO - Good condition Coll Nick DeGeorge Will] OLDSMOBILE 1969 - Four door hardtop nd vacation Educational benefits Good obbms Ice Cream Stares in the new en- losed Monmouth Shopping Center, talon sion split ond incentive program AM in Three tor SI Hanging baskets, U 95 andPrice negotiable Sofa with slipcover. S35 Air conditioning 1195 jlones. Coll Army Opportunities ot 741 quines held in confidence ASK for Mr CM- iijpicu uuiinrn unt ion iui* uouy uuii up Flowers ana vegetable plants 41c aAfter 4pm .7414108 BUICK SKYLARK 197? - Two-door hard Coll 74) t?4l after 5 p.m 930 own Good salary ond bonus Call S44 1053 top, vinyl root, oir conditioning. AM/FM Ham to 4 p m It, Holly Tree Realty, Inc 747 6166 included Sacrifice Coll for oppointmenl pock ond up Strawberries, house plants, radio. 40.000 miles SHOO 222 5490 OuBsMOBILE I96t - U7 4 ipeed.ToiT ~UTO BODY~P~¥RSON - And painter RECI PTIONtST - Full lime, lor mMitoi etc Mike's Greenhouses, 703 Shore Blvd . WOODCHIPS mmediatt openings Must be experienced MANAGER — Indoor racquet < lub Keonsburg 7|7 S434 trortion, tape, power steering, oir shocks otfice, Mlddletown area Experience pre TAXI BUSINESS FOR SALE Coll 8434573 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM buckets. console^! 150 747 59>l eliable ond responsible Must hove own .grits Knowledge ot tennis helpful Reply feited Write Bo* J 770.,The Doily Regis Keyport franchise GOLF CLUBS - Two matched sets, like 196! - Air, lull power, leather Interloi ooli. Apply in person, Ltt's Goroge inc ox G 757. The Daily Register, Shrews itr, Shrewsbury Call 944,2833 new S25 eoch VARDMAN WITH SWEEPER - • tip Best offer Coll 671 3076 OLOtMOtlLf 1964 S3 Broadway, West Long Branch 277 741 194? electric start Like new Moving 1595 Kit REGISTERED NURSE - To actively par firm Call 6714419 CADILLAC 1974 — Would you pay 0 little MECHANIC - Forvepoirs on air cooJtd more tor an unused leftover than vou Coll 291 92«6 ticuiate in patient care, doctor's otfice, GUITARISTS - Pre CBS Fender Mus UTO MECHANIC- To'serviie domestic ngines and hydraulic components Ex paA lime, Monmouth Medical Center long Excellent condition With cose Ask 30 LOCKE LAWN MOWER would lor o uted Cadillac? McFAODIN FiiNTO WAGON 1977 — One owner Low nd Imported cars Musi be experienced Tience preferred, but will train Com ing Vi 147 KM3 PI CADILLAC, 222 1214 has one deVllle lett urea Write references to Box L 367, The «Wfrt Excellent condition USSO or best alary commensurate with ability Frei jany benefits 764 61/3 Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N J MERCHANDISE Call 747 0688 CADILLAC 1967 — Rebuilt engine, steel oneFColl Ul 1877 _ informs, poid vocation, all benefits Se« MECHANICS 1/ J4 yeors*»ld irnmr HAMMOND bflted radial*, oir conptioning, lull power PINTO WAGON 1973 - Four sperd, hM Mr Cottlngham, LABRIOLA MOTORS ale openings With or without ex L. E BOY S OR GIRLS - 72. Garoge/Yard Soles >W0 firm 495 23H stereo, excellent condition 11900 Coll 147 edBonlr Morning newspaper routes, seven days 71. Merchandise For Sole ORGAN ' erience We II tram you US and world Keyport or Union Beach 264 SMS GARAGE SALE - Three lomiiles An BEAUTICIAN - With following" " wide locations, including Europe 10 days Of Asbury Pork CAMARO 1974 - ISO engine, FM stereo. I AIR CONDITIONERS — Wesilnghouse. ALSO A LARGE tiques, furniture, housewares, elc. 70 track Perfect running condition Mus PLYMOUTH SATELLITE STATION John's Beauty Solon *• paid vacation Educohonal benefits Good RN Ok LPN — 3 to 11.30 p m., full ond 5.000 BTU, Holpolnt. 4.000 BTU. best otter Soulhvlew Terrace. North 10ft Holland Coll 74) ISIS olarles Call Army Opportunities ol 741 purt time Apply in person, Monmouth, SELECTION OF PIANOS sell. 13200 Coll 717 31)1 or 717 1131 WAGON — 1974 Beige, 16,000 mile* Auto Speed Queen automatic washer, IM Two Everett, Knobe, Mason Rd I Mlddletown. loom -4 p.m. June 6.7 matte AM/FM, mow tire* Asking 13.KW V ID Convalescent Center, 279 Bath Ave , Long vacuum cleaners, SI0 each Call 671-3113 OOKKEEPER - Fult charge Knowi Brunch & Hamlin, Kowal, Sohmer. GARAGE SALE - June 4. 5 CAPRI 1973 ~ Coll S83-3M0 between 9 a m 4:30p m. •dp* of building construction preferred bu MEDICAL EXAMINERS - For insurance AIR CONDITIONER - Westlngnouse Baldwin. Currier, Otto 10 302pm Wanted, party who needs 100% financing PLYMOUTH 197? DUSTER - With aiY ot essential Must be experienced in at is Medical experience necessary Car RN \ AN[) I f'N S 1 ull limt and~parT V000-BTU Seldom used, eicellent condi Allenburg, Sleek. Hardmon 16 Meodowbrook Ave . Naveslnk with no money down, on a 1973 Copn. auto hairs ot bookkeeping Saiory com eeded Part time leading to full timr time positions available on all shifts. For tion 1100 6>1-ia<. lOa.m->pm conditioning Good condykon Yellow Ask sAonmouth County area Call 379 7500 oppointmenl, call 291 0440 between 9 am 775-9300 GARAGE SALE - Oldies and goodies molic, 19,100 mllei 12495 Many olhei ing 12100 I47-443J. W tensurate with ability Send resume to models to choose from For quick credi O BOM 19, Motowon. N J 07747 oi ii >' p in Monday through Friday ALL FLOOR SAMPLE — TV I, retrig Open dally 1119 Sat Id 5 from two families. Antique French day PLYMOUTH 1969 FURY II — Four^oor. AEOICAL - 17 U yeors old Immediate erators. washers, dryers, ranges ond sler Main St. & Corner of Mottison Ave bed, Victorian loveseot ond chairs, custom OK , coll OASIS MOTORS at 1701) 771 penings With or without experience 7100. air conditioning. New point iob Good me OOKKEEPER — Permanent position, 3! •U.LP WANTED -- For retail eos drastically reduced tor quick sale. An, designed crib and other baby Items Gar Ouf week In Red Bank Must be oble to it II train you U 5 and world wide locu' (tame decorating store in Red Bank. Ex- HOUSE PLANTS - Gorgeous * to 5 chonlcol condition 149$. 717 73S1 derson's TV, 30 Brood St . Red Bank 747 rard record changer ond other sfcreo CDOUGLAS ALAN eep complete set ol books, Including Ac ions, Including Europe 30 days paid voco cellent opportunity tor experienced and Mil Scheltleras ond Margmatas, S70-S7S 4 Ar equipment Clothing, crystol. much more. MERCEDES BENZ SALES & SERVICE PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 - Runi Mod qualified person. Salary commensurate eca palms, tlt.SO-lft Boskets and other aunts Payable. Accounts Receivable on Educational benefits Good solories varieties all reasonably priced 147 1146 Fri., Sat.. June 6, 7, 10-4. Ill Sflverlon 100 Oceonport Ave . Little Silver 143 SIS] Power steering Mutt sell Ask)ngW?S0 ales Journal to General Ledger For in all Army Opportunities al 741 S930 with experience Write, giving details, in ALUMINUM FILLERS SLATS - FOR Ave.. Little Silver. Call 493-1951 KVltW, call 741 4900 NEED EXTRA MONEY' - Turn your eluding references and salary require' CHAIN LINK FENCES BELFORD CHARGER 19AA •Merits to P 0 Box 370. Red Bank, N j WHOLESALE FENCE CO , 717 1700. IBM TYPEWRITERS" GARAGE SALE - For Troop 88 Best offer, or trade for motorcycle PONTIAC CATALINA 1970 - Yellow, OOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR vening lime into s Demonstrate loys for 67 Wilson Ave . Port Monmouth nSMIM saddle vinyl root, two-door, VI. olr, tin — For insurance office Five-day week, 9 nendly Home Parties For details, coll SALESPERSON —To represent company ANTIQUE LARGE FRAME MIRROR - Rental $16.50 per mo. June 2-7, noon-6p.m. tires, snows $975 Call 74V7773 Pleasont surroundings, fringe benefits // HS1S in Monmouth, and parts of Ocean and 34" >S6'. Over ISO years old «M0 Rent with option to buy U7 011} CHEVELLE MALIBU 1969 - Small VI call ' ond RN s Also part time beautician Cat! the county's oldest Pontioc dealership If smlley's. Reasonable price. 7170010. CHEVROLET IMPALA STATION model apartments and sales office Three 66 Wi. Mon through Fri , 9 lo 4 1311 WAGON 197] - New tlrei.olr condl Newmon Springs Rd iiiYijiih you have the ability to work os port of a days per week, 13 per hour Call Mr top soles team, contocl Aaron Rassas. ol BAR — 6\ Four stools. Excellent Condi Honing, power tteermg'brakes. powe 741 5116 KnoellerWl 4500. NURSES - LPN needed (or J to II sh.ft tlon. Worth ISOO, asking SISO LIVINCTROQM SECTIONAL - Andchair~ rear window, 71,000 miles. I7.I7S (43-1067 :ull time only Contact Director of Nurses. HASSAS PONTIAC, 395 Broad St , Red Red, white and blue covers Good condi- THE GREATEST SEE A RUSSELL MAN — For the bell Bonk, 741 SI80 Coll SM mu car buys RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadillac COOKS — 17-34 years old Immediat Brookdole Nursing ( enter, Hmiet N J tion, iso coii atmt LAWN SALE EVER CHEVROLET 1963 ^~Four door hardtop openings. With or without experience BEAUTIFUL BRIDESMAIDS AND PROM Good condition Asking $300 Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bonk (URSES - RN and LPN Full timr i lo SECRETARY - 10 a m 2pm, five doys GOWNS-H? «S - Pols Bargain Barn. ? MEDITERRANEAN — Occasional choirs, Pine cupboard. 175 Rope bed. 160 Wosh 7<1 O9I0. Well train you U S ond world wide loco during summer Full lime thereafter si an two. two marble top tables, G E refrig- stands, its and up Chairs. S2 ond up. To Coll between7-9, 7411110 ions, including Europe 30 day* paid vaca NO pm i i( -in pleatonl nursing home Main and Church St., Keonsburg. 787-141? SHORE MOTORS — Jersey S No I Volvo '.a\\ Mrs King for appointment, B to 3 hour lo slarf Some insurance knowledge erator, good condition Assorted crystal. bles. S20 ond up. Victorian couch. s2S Side CHEVROLET 1974 CHEVELLE LAGUNA ion Educational benefits Good salaries helpful Office In Freehold area Call 634 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL DINING ROOAi kitchen table, (our maple chairs Call 741 Dealer! New and used cars Rt 35. Manas Call Army Opportunities ot 741 5930 p m .at 333 WI chairs, arm chairs, bentwood. trunks, SIM — Two-door hardtop, outomallc. ol 3470. . - Open shelf hutch, table, tour chairs, plus 1596 after Spm. china, gloss, brlc-o-broc. clocks, crocks quon. 52B-7SOO NURSF.S - RN. tuii lime, 3 n ihltt, oiler conditioned, AM'FM radio, vinyl roof, a DELIVERY SERVICE - Must hove ow server-sink table. S4S0 671 S96S and much more. Dealers welcome. Corner power, swivel bucket seals 11,000 miles SIAACA 1971 — Two-door. New clutch. ole weekends, lor progressive nursing S'ERVTCE STATION"ATT¥NOANT MIRROR - Unfromed, lor wall. '• in or. Ocean Township area. Part time, eve iame in Freehold orea Call tor interview, Pai t time Experienced preferred Must be BED — Maple hardwood. Headboard and thick bv S6 ' by 60 . HO, of Laird ond Phalanx Road. Colts Neck. 13400 717-766] Very good condition Runs like new Call Thurs., and Fn.. June Sand 6. 8 to 4 p.m. 544 U6S mngs. Call after 4 p.m., 531 1733. 31 5700, between 10 o m 4pm tquol op neat and reliable Apply ol Monmouth footboard 170 Call I4?-6»9S DENTAL ASSISTANT RECEPTiONIS porlunily employer M W Street Chevron, 153 Monmouth St . Red Call 741-3339 YARD SALE - Moy 39 through' Anything CHEVY NOVA 1972 NEVER USED RADIO - Far Volkswagen and everything must go. After 9 p.m., 1 STRAUB BUICK - OPEL - Experienced Full time Modern office Bank. Wonted, party who needs 100% financing NINE ACRES al New and Used Cars NURSES - RN or LPN. tuil time position. BEDROOM SET - White French Provin- super beetle. 135 Park Ave.. Porl Monmouth, oil Main St. our handed dentistry Excellent workin 1 p.m in / H n, shift Liberal benefits SNELUNG ANO'SNELLING - World's cial. Excellent condition I2S0. Call 741-1043 with no money down, on a 1973 Chev Hwy 3S 764-4000 Keypart YARD SALE Nova, six cylinder automatic, power steer onditions Send resume to Box G 351. Th New salary scale HOLMDEL CON luigest employment service, 54 Brood St , Call after s. 747 S6S3 THE FINEST~SELECTTON~- Ol new and Jail/ Register, Shrewsbury Hpd Bonk.N J. 747-1121 OAK LADY'S DESK — S50. mahogany Sat and Sun.. June 78, 305 Beoch Drive. ing, 31.000 miles IJ19S Many other model VALESCENT CENTER. Hwy 34, Holmdel. BOOKCASE-BUNK BEDS - Colonial. ISO desk. US. cedar chest. SIS. trunk, til. Pi used cars In Monmoulh County. Over 100 N.J 946-4700. Clitfwood Beach to choose from. For quick credit O.K , col olr-conditioned new cors In stock Df NT At. ASSISTANT hull hme f . SU"PE"RVMSOR7WOHK"E~R — At Dei Ros Girl's 76" three-speed bike. I7S. 7ft boys ano bench. S15. music cabinet. SIS. lour OAMSMOTORSat (HI) 771 7100 McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrews perience required Matawon so i Full lime day work SI SO guarantee. bike. ilS. Table saw, S70. 67I-OS77. oak chairs.ISO. After Sp.m , 7474071 YARD SALE - Thurs. ond Fri June 5 CIRCLE CHEVROLET bury Ave , New Shrewsbury 741 6700 Coll 566-0130 NURSES" plus commission to 1220 No prior ex and 6 10 to 4 BUILDER'S MODEL - Final sale on fur 622 Sidney Ave., Union Beach Shrewsbury Avf Shrewsbur DRILLER — Drilling holes, sowing an perience needed No selling Must handle OFFICE FURNITURE 7413130 TIRED OF BEING LONELY*? EN'S for He,HI Nurse positions on Medic heavy equipment. Call Mr. M. ol 566 747] nlshlngs Huge markdown. 10 7 p.m. on ireaking reinforced concrete on construe al'Surgical Units ond New Born Nursery, between 5-7 p m Thuri. Corner of w Front St. ond Whis 16«M desk. 24«60 credenza. all walnut tin CLASSIC PORSCHE 1961 - 1*00 Supe Coll 747 1553 Ion lobs using portable electric equip 'revious experience required BSN pre pering Pine Drive. Llncroft. Ish. Swivel chair plus two matching con 77. Pets and Livestock ment Must have mechanical backgroun SUPPLY - 17 34 yeors old. Immediate Coupe 47.733 miles 13995 fOP~ TRADE ALLOWANCE~^~SuperD ser erred We offer competitive salaries, lib CARPENTERS RACK - Made lor I sultatlon chairs All In excellent condition ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING Levlnt Motor Corp., 74I4S70 vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 6? Lower Mom but will train In the use of drilling equip rul benefits, pleasant work atmosphere. openings With or without experience U00 Coll evenings. 946 W62 Problems Corrected ond Obedience men) Paid company benefits body. S3S Two 14" and four IS" tires with COUGAR XR7 1961 ^>ower steering SI . Motowan 546-2299 our weeks vacation and tuition program We II train you. U S ond worldwide loco two 14" rims, M0 complete. 291-1166 PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors' In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee brakes, automollc, AM/FM, air. Low mile Coll 364 6173 lions. Including Europe 30 doys poid vaca Factory fresh S3 50 o gol For FREE Consultation CALL 963-3700 TORINO 1969 COBRA JET - 307. oulo tion. Educalional benefits Good salaries CHAIN LINK FENCES - WHOLESALE Call 787 3164 or 787 3867 American Dog Trolnlng Academies age Good condition 11000 Coll 142 K77 malic 57,000 miles. Looks and runs good DRIVER HANDYPERSO~N~-TNeeded im RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL mediately by private party, to travel out o Coll Army Opportunities ot 741 5930. PRICES DO IT YOURSELF BELFORD Asking U00 Coll 717 7646 WHOLESALE FENCE CO , 7I7I7OO ADORABLE KITTENS - Mate, female, tote Call 774 5440 PERSONNEL DEPT S W I I C HBOARD OPERATOR - Ex PIANOS-ORGANS free to good home Hod distemper shots. CREDTf PROBLEMS? TOYOTA CORONA - 197~i"7our door S Union Si Red Bonk No cosh? II you're working, we can fi penenced. 3 to 11 and 8 to 4 shifts. Long CHAIN LINK PORTABLE DOG RUN - 7475597 16.000 miles Radial tires Excellent condi 741 7700, Ext 700 term Full or port lime 741 4700 10'xlO'x4" hlph, used three months, socrl Warehouse lor leading moior brands nance you No money down Payments or lion 11,400 67H313 offer 3 pm. DUNKIN* DONUTS An equal opportunity employer; M W fice »1SO. S9"9JS4 Used pianos Irom $35 up ADORABLE PART SIAMESE KITTENS ranged to suit your needs. Many New and TEACH ERS/ CT^R A~RTA N S ^TjoTn the unlimited rentals Irom 17 SO per month — Free to good home Black with while Quality Used Cars to choose from. Col TOYOTA 1969 CORONA OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR growing ranks of educators matting tarn 1 COLOR TV - 21 GE console Free Adults and Children's Organ Classes markings, seven weeks old. Call 547-0494 now lor speedy approval No application Needs work Best otter ixpenence preferred, but not necessary SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY ings selling World Book Encyclopedia ISO Needs minor repairs. refused. 741 SIM Mi Fredericks 566 6117 or light counter work. Hourly wage plu HIGH RATES NO FEE M7 Rle 35, A GREAT GRADUATION GIFT - Lhasa ips raid vacations, holidays ond um Flexible hours. Full or part-time Ex Call 791 2276 EATONTOWN S4? MOO celienl full time summer positions avail- Freehold Music Center Apso pups. Males. AKC registered. S1S0 OATSUN VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 - Goad overall orms supplied Hours available t2 mid COUCH - And two recliners. pretty good Coll 495-7075. WASHINGTON S AUTO SALES condition Low mileage Asking SI 100 ight to 6 am Apply in person only, Mis OPERATING ROOM LPN - Or tech able Call 212-9007 or 774 5197, 5 7 p.m , or CALL FOR APPOINTMENT write P.O Bo* 37S, Red Bank {T 48, condition, come lake a look — best offer. If 170 Broad SI. 764 1373 Keypon 747 OCW uborney. between 7 p.m. and II p m S6 ician. Desirable full-time position for ex no answer keep calling, 747-0162. 4624730 ALASKAN MALAMUTE - AKC rtgls Hwy 35,Middlelown. N j enenced Operating Room LPN or Tech tered, malt. I1? years old. wolfgray ond OATSUN 1961 - 1500 Good condition VEGA 197? - Red halchback Like new 1FACHER — With degree In education, POOL LADDER - 115, Hoar waxer. S3 man available in modern hospital lor young boys group June 30 through Au CRIB — Walnut spindle Very good condi Lawn spreoder. S3. Holchcover tobies 847 white Will sell reasonably to good home Guaranteed through inspection Black Interior. Four-speed Must sell EXICUTIVfi SICRCTARY - With 7* 3lease apply Personnel Department. Boy tion ISO. only Call after 5 p.m., 547-0091 1474760 S169S 671 MI3 ponsibilllies Pleosont working condi gust B Swimming Instructor Write to Box 4335 hore Community Hospital, '7/N Beers L 368. The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, Call 49324S6 ons. Red Bonk firm. Send resume to P.O l Holmdel. 764-7500. . POST AND RAIL FENCING - SPLIT OR APRICOT POODLES - Three One ft OOOGE CHALLENGER 1971 - Power VEGA 1973 ESTATE WAGON - Mini con U J 07701 DAYBED - Excellent. S3S. cash register mole, two years old, SlOO One female, five dltion. very low mileage. New chrome Box 7S7. Red Bank FULL ROUND BELFORD WHOLESALE steering eight cylinder Best otter ORGAN PLAYER TELEPHONE OPERATOR with tape, ISO. Agate table, two old kitchen FENCE CO . 787 8700 months, H3S Both AKC registered with Coll 717-0131 rims and wide tires Automatic trans 'EXPERIENCED LPN -battled for doc For working rock group chairs. S20 Chair, wood Irome. 125 (47 certified pedigree One male, three years mission Asking 17450 Call 671-931? any or's office. Answering service experience PRIVACY FENCING - ALL TYPES AT DODGE -OATSUN Call 787 7545 74 7 0400 old, 160. All prices negotiable. Call 544 lime 671 3730 WHOLESALE PRICES BELFORD 1365 LABRIOLA MOTORS INC PART-TIME COOK — Three days per TELEVISION ROAD MAN M W - EX DESKS. FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma WHOLESALE FENCE CO . 787 1700 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 741 7433 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1969 - Good Condi X)UDNG MACHINE OPERATOR - Fo week Experience necessary. Apply in per chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. BEAGLE - Mole, three years old. AKC lion Best offer. penenced only need apply REFRIGERATOR - 7 cu. II . 125 Two DODGE MONOCO 1970 — Two-door "hard ive Baum 14N7O buckle folders Call Al on. Brookdale Nursing Center, Hoilet Call 741 811? ot bargain prices. New or used AAC Moving, must sell. Call 495-0736 01 4676500 Or wnle Howlhorne Sam J DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35. Oakhurst radiator covers. 64x12x28 high. 78x12x24 top. eight-cylinder, power, air Excellen AHT TIME GirhGuy Friday Must be Call 747 1284 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 - 1100 rebate merfield, 40 Jackson St , Freehold TIRE SALESPERSON -For outside soles 431 3990 high. tISeoch 222 I860 after 5 condition. (1,600 764 «iil bie to type, take dictation, have ex to wholesale accounts Good opportunity fllACII F'UPPIES AKC regisleif AM/FM, eight track stereo, carpet, V shll OdcTSERvlCE TECHNICIA^*SHTgh icnence In real estate and insuronce, tor DINING ROOM TABLE - 41 round. REFRIGERATOR - S39. girl's bike. S4 95. with papers Beautiful ond healthy. 150 DORfcMUSFORO ter Excellent condition. Coll Rick, 67) lot right person Write to Box J 773, The choot graduates Full or par) time 17? entrally located olfice SISO Antique dry sink. SISO Marble and Call 747 4729 alter 5 penenced Apply in person, Rex Diner, 117 wood antique bureau. 1300. Six antique BUNNIES - Dutch chocolate 14 FORD CLUB WAGON 197? - VI. auto defogger AM radio Wonted for spot (obs. develop workin 'ART TIME HETP" Fur JUIUIT.OI.V.' REFRIGERATOR - 14 cu (1 Swing out malic. Excellent tires All power. loctor> drawings with dimensions from roug 'enter. Some experience preferred. Apply W Front St. Red Bonk. mirrors, best offer. Child's bed. ISO. Two 533 River Rood. Fair Haven 7411613 mushroom chairs at I7S each. One ice shelves. S40 Call 843 3076 mornings or ot- 747-1552 olr 17195 143-0097 ketch to be used os shop drawings Cai n person, Firestone Stores, White St ond WAITRESSES M/W — All Shifts ter 3 30 p.m. VOLVO 1969 P ItaOS - Steel rodlols, new Barbara Schefbouer. Mon through Fn Maple Ave. Red Bank. cteom parlor chair and cushion, S2S. Di- FORD FAIRLANf STATION WAGON Experienced Apply In person CATS — Oneyearold All neutered With painitt lob, tour speed, 75 m.p.g. 17100 ffirmm 8 30 to Spm only 946 3910 nette set, 1100 butcher block, chrome. shots. Free to extreme col lovers only; no 1966 - Runs good U00 or besl oiler 717 Coll offe r 66p. m 791 13S13S00 Millbrook Diner, Rt. 34, Motawon Frost tree treeier. 175 S66 3311 GAR BATE TRUCK DRIVER - E children 566 4000. daily Mon. Fri 6714637 HH. penenced, for private garbage company WINDOW CLEANERS" Full or port DINING ROOM TABLE - Custom made REFRIGERATOR nflsr FORD GALAXIE 1966 — Two door, viny 3. Trucks And Trailers Call 764^4404 time Experienced only. Five days a week tortoise shell Parson's table. 4S"H7?' . 787 9394 top. power steering, power brakes Goo< PART-TIME Coll 671 5888 1200 84287SS. COLLIES - AKC registered, slxweek old CHEVROLET I97S - El Comino Con filOE ON MOWER - S h p iups 747-2373 offer 5 p.m. weekdays running condition 1175. 40 Boyberry Lone GUARDS — Full time and port time Op SISO quislra. VI, olr, automatic. Blue ond portunities for advancement All uniform YOU CAN DO IT! - U-l.O on hour. Show DINING ROOM SET — Very good Duncan Weekends offer 10 a.m. New Monmouth. 671-0704. LEARN WHILE EARNING our giftwares part-time No collections, no Evenings. 747 3883 while TOWNE CHEVROLET. 671-6300. and equipment supplied Coll 536 3339 50 to S90 one weekend a month Vets Nun Phyfe, drop-leaf table, six choirs, buffet DCfBERMAN PINSCHER - Four months FORD TORINO - 1961 eight passenge deliveries. Car and phone necessary 583 with glass top. china closet with mirror RIDING LAWN MOWER - Pacer, 7 h.p CHEVROLET 1961 PICKUP - Six cylin HAIR CUTTER Vets, mole or femole Great retirement op S4B6, noon 4 p m. otd. mole, eors and tall cropped All shots wadbn. Sin-cylinder automatic, powe rjorturUtles In the N.J. Army National back, light and glass shelves. 1300 741 good condition flit. Odd choirs. 111. 142 steering, radio 93,000 miles 1S00 741_3»60 der three-speed. Engine ond transmlssiar Experienced Full time 8281 SI2S Call 739 0885 good. First S99 tlrm 717-1693 Designs Unlimited. Coll 747-3347 HKWSIWTWl Mull sell $ OO $ ALL PAINTING pool pointing, minor repairs. Free esti- Fully Insured. 741-• 5171! . Call 764-1707 salesperson. well orgonlied and thorough Ability mates. Low rates. 7414791. 74I-0S99. 741-8500 As o manager you con earn s?o.ooo- to assume Initiative in administrative Experienced college students. Clean, hon. 8 T. 12°! est work. Low rotes. 74MSO4. PAINTING- Interior ond exterior 1971 TRIUMPH 650 MODIFIED 135,000 as the volume grows. areas FKA PAINTING I DECORATING - Over Free estimates 1950 llrm • Three yeqrs business experience ALL SERVICE HOME ANO YARD 70 years experience. Free estimates Call 513 2U3 Call 741 1546otter Spm Exceptional opportunity for o dedi- IULI OR PART-TIME MAINTENANCE — Dov, week or month. Coll 774-1677 • Have car cated, organised ond articulate career • Bondable A.M.-P.M. OR WHKEND HOURS Coll 291-3M1 PAINTING minded individual. HOME IMPROVEMENTS - No lobs lOO Interior-exterior. Friendly. Reasonable • Ambitious ALL TREES AND YARDS — Mowing, S. Auto Service/Parts • Sportsmlnded Please submit resume summarizing small. Fully Insured. Free estimates. Free estimates 542 5022 day or night Maintenance Company jrunlng. felling, stump removal ond car Coll Pete. iM 3057 AUSTIN HEALEY BUGEYE SPRITE - similar work experience with salary 'age Fully Insured. Beover Tree & Lawn Painting - Papcrhonglng Over I15O0 In new ports Selling cheap. Send brief resume and phone number history to ne*d« help Service, 112 7743.142 Mil HOUSE PAINTING - Exterior, Interior. CAL STONE Coll 747-5437 to LARRY DENNIS, P.O. Box *)7, Springfield, NJ 07011 to tervlce accounts Fully Insured. Beover Pointing Company, Free estimates 291 4261 •ox Mil ALTERATIONS-ADDITIONS - Roofing, J42- 7743,142-463J. AUTO BUCKET SEATS - Two tone green TIM Dolly Register pleated vinyl. $15 / Family men in need paneling, all other forms ol carpentry. An »qu.V opportuni Shrewsbury, N.J. 87781 Free estimates 7417041. J & A PAINTING CO. - Quality work PARKAS PAINTING Coll 773 3157 of additional income manship, Interior, exterior. ALUMINUM SIDING AND ROOFING FIVE GOODYEAR SUBURBANITE - Coll671-66S6pr 79S377I Industrial, commercial, residential • Not alraid ot manual work Sold and Installed by mechanic. Free estimates Coll 542 3179 Glass helled snow tires, mounted on oluml Coll Frank, 5M-I74I K & R PAINTING CONTRACTORS 2 MONTHS or 12,000 num nine wheels. »165. 741-1199. ' Must have truck, wagon Roll, Brush and Spray QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcovers or auto ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Wotches, line lew Roofing, Minor Repairs and draperies. Your material or ours Coll IMILES NATIONWIDE elry expertly repoired. Don Pons Jew- 741-1734 7)44732 JtB Decorators of 7479116. 6. Auto Rent/Leose / No experience or sales elers, m River Rd., Fair Hoven. 147 «257 I WRITTEN PARTS GUAR LAWN MAINTENANCE ROOFING ANO SIDING Free estlmotes lANTEE ... on Englnt, necessary ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! - I will Reasonable Free estimates Olson Roofing & Siding Co Coll 77SO7O5 TOM'S FORD clean your yard, attic, cellar, garages Call M4 7062 otter S p.m. Evenings 747-5616. Est. 1901. ITHMW, DiHwwit.il REAL ESTATE SALES / Small investment paid out ol Will cut trees, point, Install fences. Also do RENTACAR earnings, if you qualify small hauling and carpentry work. Free LAWNS CUT SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Zipper OAILY RENTALS AND LEASING estimates. 264 7411 Call 747-041? or ed cushion covers, expertltr" y fitted. 1969 VOLKS KOMBI 200 HWY 35 264 16OB KEYPORT | Aggressive real estate operation has openings 142 4193 alter 6pm slltched. Coll Joan, 671-IK BUS — All white/black leather- for licensed personnel, will be moving shortly MONMOUTH, MIODUSEX ATTICS, CELLARS. YARDS CLEANED 10. Wanted Automotive — Patios ond sidewalks Installed. Trees LET ME DO IT! . TRUCK RENTALS - AA INC. 7174113 or ette int., has rear seat Stock AMD OCUN COUNTIES cut Reasonable. Coll «42 9346 9620 Maine to Fla. one way or local, com- JUNK CARS WANTED - t2O, picked up to new and larger quarters at 1000 Rt. 35 (for- REMODEL PAINT REPAIR mercial or private. 1972 prices in effect. « N57B. 69.382 miles. 175 delivered to rard at 64 Central Ave . CAU IMMDUTEIY BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED Red Bank. Coll 7411079. mer VFW Building). This Is a group of profes- REASONABLE 741 4551 FRIENDLY .IV50 (ONCIINMC W0MINC 21 Yeors Experience WE MOVE APARTMENTS sional people and everything is available to 717 1S2I MOBILE HOME COOL SEALING DONE CALL 142 7797 JUNK CARS M TOUR AREA Will pay up to >20 CARPENTER - Well experienced Reasonable WE REMOVE — Broken, unwonted relrlg help you make better than the average Income. 717-7194 or 717-5946 SHREWSBURY T.M.S. CHEMICAL Free estimates erators free of tfharge. Mlddletown oreo Contact Bill Lynn at 671-5151 for appointment. Call Bob. 2fl-1931 . NEED A NEW ROOF? 142-9006. TOP DOLLAR ond SUPPIT CO. MOTORS, Inc. CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK Free estimates. Reasonable rales. WILL WASH - Simonlie and clean Iriterl- FOR USED CARS MR. MARTIN - (201) 549-1700 Alterations and additions. Smith Bros. Roofing or of your automobile. m LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC Bruce Eiaehrouch l42-3t92 7412133 Call 747-4641 between 5-7 a m 2ZE 741-850C Rt 35 Soyrovllle. N.J 727 13001| • 77t Pth owl Llvettocfc 101. Apartments 1M. Commercial Rentals 131. Houses for Sale 133. Income Properly SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1975 DUE TO ALLERGIES - I mini givt away MIODLETOWN - Three room apartment The Dtffy Register 17 a lovely live yeor old mixed breed aoq all utilities Included. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Cry* LITTLE SILVER - For sale by owner RED BANK - Two or three tomily house Small, block, complelely housebroken 741-31H, between to.m and S p m tal firooh Professional Building. Eaton Three-bedroom ronch on beoutiluily First floor sit rooms ond both Second 1S4. Recreational Vehicles PUBLIC NOTICE Ooetnl stray, good with children Colt Ml town 155 tq ft. Coll Ms Bosselmann 44? shrubbed one half acre ?2 living room PUBLIC NOTICE floor, live rooms, two baths Enceheni POP TINT CAMPER — IfTJ Sleeps se IM7crrHr 1pm ON THE BEACH - Large one bedroom, with fireploce. separate dming room, pan condition Oft Broad Si Asking 141900 NOTICE - eled den. eat in kitchen, sun porch ond red en Heater, brakes, goucho, oil utiiid NOTICE completely lurnished Modern opphonces Print.pots only Coll 741-aeJ, lor oppo.nl H 100 SU 3716 ke notice thai Elite P Krrmvi tro. Take notice that application hat been FREE KITTENS - To good home One All utilities paid HIS 77* 7MO GUARAN OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles wood deck, plus lull dry boiement Mam nig ai THE SHRIMP HOUSE hat ap itfiped orange. Iwo loWy, l»o black Coll sionol building. Choice location Appron extras include oluminum siding, new roof ultr mode to the Mayor and Council al the TEEO RENTALS. 140 Fee motely MO IQ. H Coll 747 VM WINNEBAGO MOT0R~H0ME - 197) d to the Mayoayorr and Council of It Boioughof Red Bank N j l.y Red Bonk lor more information. SM3S7'alter J wall-to-wall carpeting, fenced in backyard 70 Sleeps six Like new Mony eitro Borough ot Sea Bngfil for a Plenory Re RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS - One Very quiet street in lovely residcntio 137. Lots and Acreage Knluufonl Enterprises. Inc . I a BOB FREE PUPPIES PHARMACIST WANTED - To occupy 'e lest Off« 9U4V75 loll Comumphon Llcente C 1? to* BUKTON 5 GASLIGHT lorPienorvR* bedroom. 1700 Available immediately morning jpace in fully rented new sn store neighborhood within, walking distance o premises located al 1147 Ocean Avenue TO GOOD HOME Contocl Manager. Apl Fl, or phone Si) FAIR HAVEN RIVER OAKS SECTION - 197117 TRAVEL *T~RAILtR Iwawa tail Consumption License No C 10 tor Call IIIKll anytime shopping center in Colts Neck, N J Ei schools ond shopping center Asking Heavily wooded building lot, »« acre in Sea Blight. N J 152.900. Coll tor appointment. U1 07VJ retrigerotor. stvower. hot cold wale premises locarvd al 7* West From Si cellent opportunity for small phormacy in prime residential section Asking 177.000 Sleeps M. 11900 791071} Oblecliant. It any. should be mode m Rrd Bank. N J FREE TO GOOD HOME - Eight »eek old R€O BANK - Attractive, nicely furnished growing commercial area All good ten Paul Brogor Agency. Shrewsbury. 747 mediately in writing to Mary Lanoi puppies White with sroon ond block Officers and Director ore two room, bed living room, kitchen Sun ants Approximately 11SO iq tt Call 747 ~~ LITTLE SILVER" 0731 19719 FT" PHOENIX CAMPER Clerk ol the Borough ot Sea Bright. N j Robert L luiion 1f74 Beoch Blvd markings. Call otter 4 p.m , Hi -tin. able gentleman preferred Security, reler Fully equipped 11600 ELSIE fl MIMA HOLMDEL - Three ocre choice building Point Pteotont N J President FREE TO GOOD HOME - Sl» monlhs old ence required. Call 741 1394 TUDOR-$38,900 114} Oceon Avrm Jeanine J ftuRton l«4 Beoch Bivd PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four roomT. Just listed, charming starter house. Tudoi sile Wooded, horse trails Owner |4? Sea Bright. N . Golden Retriever/Yellow Labrador aisle newly renovated, near Riverview Hospital. lulm Point Pleasant. N J . Secretory RED BANK — Six room apartment in up style, with large living room, brick tire $940 May V. June J puppy House trained Fontoslic with kids stairs location, above store June 5th occu 435 >q ft Coll 741 WOO 155. Sporls Equipment Objections, il any, should be mode im References 14] SI7I place, dining room, charming kitchen, two MIOOLETOWN - Ofl* MH tut ond one mediotely in writing lo Martin C poncy S140 monthly plus security Refer P~ROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - bedrooms Shag carpeting Eipansion ortic 1 WATER SKIS - Tournament Slalom 61 NOTICE ences. I DEAL REALTY. 741 US] I J ocre heavily wooded parteis. reody loi McCur. Clerk of Ihe Borough ol Red FREE TO GOOD HOME WITH YARD - Ground floor, suitable tor doctor or den room for two more bedroom* 131,900 building Estate area, yet approved loi o Hum competition. 160 66 Cypret Toke notice that Vancy S Thompson Five month mole apricot toy poodle Hod RED BANK - Garden Apartments One (1st. at 333 Brood St . Red Bonk 747 3730. 9 l.iOO sq It house Asking 117.000 eoch Gardens El Bruto. S40 Both A I tondiho Jr . trading at CHRIS BAR, t\o\ applied ROBERT L BUXTON shots 791 79*5 evenings ond weekends bedroom, IIVO. two bedrooms. 1710 Lease, a m. to i p.m. BOWTELL. Realtor. TV) 31& 'J! 1911 to the Mayor and Count ii ol thr Bo> img LITTLE SILVER of Red Bank foe Plenary Retail Con Preside*. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC re* security required. Positively no dogs, no PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE June 3. 10 cots Adults preferred Coll between 10 CHARM! CHARM! 156. Swimming Pools wmpliiMi Littntf No (" 1 tor prrmite 110 « istered. large bones Four males, one fe- — With off street parking Good traffic MILLSTONE TOWNSHTP tiluated ot 101 Writ Be m . 747 New Shrewsbury. N j Otn- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT area. Quiet mature business perio* pr* POOL Fit M u And motor, used on June 3. 10 u j REVENUE SHARING PROGRAM THASA APSO PUPPIES - Ten weeks ferred. Lease No pets 741-0741 sionol four room suite available Approxi AKC registered Three females Show po mately 800 sq It . carpet, air conditioning, PAULBRAGAR RUMSON - Three lots. Avenue ol Iwo ith, us eoch Pool covei. pillow, uu PURSUANT TO THE IN1I MlOiAi tentlal Call I4144M. RED BANK — Three rooms, renovated ready to move in Single room offices from Realtor Rivers, three lots Warden Ave . »)S 000 one seoson, sell* tor Wl tor 130 AM 4084 NOTICE SERVICES AC* and decorated. Convenient to Irons 264 sq ft. to 550 sq ft Attractive renlol 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury plus One ond two ocres Terms available Take notice that Willram Grandinrti wm introduced on May 13. 19'S tjy thr MIXED BREED ENGLISH SETTER portatlon, Leate. security Coll after l, rates and terms Minimum one year lease Call 141 4»ll POOL*- II DOUGHBOY, with hlfr und Marcellmo C Cloglia, trading a% i & Shtewsburv Borough Council ond was !• PUPS - Eight weeks old. three females 4319033. . Call owner. WALTER ZIMMERER 8. Need* liner Best offer R LIQUORS have opptied lo the Mayor )u)ii> odoplrd and approved on Moy ?l SON.S42-H70or 94*4717 747-0221 7 6 ACRES - Heavily wooded Chopel Hill 5664117 und Council ol the Borough ot Red Bank RED BANK - T*o bedroom apartment, Rd sjv.soo LITTLE SILVER CAPE - Sunny bay »cn SWIMMING POOL Distributor s Wore tor a Plenary Retail Distribution n \ i . JOSEPHF ni NNi'i RABBITS -^ second floor, two family house Available SHREWSBURY - Store 6.639 tq It 1 Nl 37W ifnsc tot pretmise- located ot l\ Lrigh Moyor Sin weeks old, s] eoch Choice location south of Red Bank on I lloored dm Jus house is bulging with new 1975 obove immediately. Call 74) US* evening* reduced to 154.900 TF.LMANN. Real ground family pools (31 MI6'*6 outside d ton Ave Red Bank. N J Attest COII3MJ7I4 Route 35. Suitable for alt businesses Air ton, Ki 0600 ^ RED BANK — Unfurnished garden apart 138. Mobile Homes mensions). complete with deck, irn.f Objection* it any, fjfioulcl be mudr tm It AN A FABRY conditioned, large parking area Colt after mediately in writing lo Martin C ROOMY BOX STALLS - US per month ment. One-bedroom apartment available 4 p.m., 747 5349 LITTLf SILVER - Niw «i tit* morkti Ht IVHUKI V.'*M TWO yi*U<* nlil '•Her Cash ond carry price only 1699 ClW Rumson. Greentree Apis., 239 Spring Si Call 741 Older Colonial in excellent shape Three toil ah on and credit terms arranged Co McCue. Clerk ot the Bofough ot Rrd June 1 li * Two bedrooms Fully air conditioned and it seen erected ut warehouse Free shop Bank. Call 14! 343S 39S3 tor appoint men) SHREWSBURY - Two room office, ciV bedrooms. Vi baths, lorae sunporch plus uiimhed Adull park Walk lo shopping. trolly located off of Rt 35 Perfect (or on ot home service, or coll loll irrr Frank WILLIAM l.HANDINI III SCHNAUZER. MINIATURE AKC - Pick paneled den Lovely grounds Low UOs (13,000 ]ft4J91l if NOTICI RUMSON — Three ond four room fur occountant, general Insurance or other ARMSTRONG AGENCY, REALTOR, S5S — 6/2 1043 MARCELLINOC CIAGUA your pup now Irom litter, three of eoch, nutied apartments Reosonoble No dogs 1 lukf notice that WILLOWBROOK type service HIS monthly I DEAL Prospect Ave . Lltlle Silver. 741 4500 FLORIDA - J > alfes. two one bedroom r\ I eigltlon Awr whelped May 6. far possession July 4 Ills REALTY, 741 52S3 rollers, 100 amp service, well, septic tank, USED POOL FILTER TANK ASSEMBLY Re•dlond I k N i INN, inc trading as THE WILLOW BROOK INN has applied to the Mayor m-tm MIDDLETOWN Spud lor our Homes cleared Plenty trees 117.JOO terms (7171 - Complete To atiommodate 24,000 go June J. 10 V8I4 SEA BRIGHT - Elegant ond exclusive de STORE FOR RENT - In Little Silver For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, tss UU alter S p m on system 747 5111 otter 6 pm ond Council of the Borough of Fou STALLS FOR RENT - Or ull boord signer furnished studio efficiencies ond Haveft tor a plenary retail consumption Thoroughbred mare, five Shopping Plata. prices on available homes. APPLE NOTICI re, five years. 1It6 Ihands 3'Vroom executive suites. En|oy a short 747-0573 GARDT)TPAiiirMoiTCE HOMTS liquor license for premises located ol 740 Bay. Quiet. Jumps. »~l 439t, I77O9SI BROOK REALTORS. 910 Rt 35 Middle Take notice Ihol Brit Add. irx . trod or long stay. No leases. Harbour Pomi, town, 671 7300 Bethany Rd . Hailet Adull park Walk to ing as SILVER LIQUORS hos applied to "liver Road, f-oir Haven, N j UWOceon Ave- 747 3353, 741 1700. STORE FOR RENT - Red Bank. 177 shopping Coll 264 Ivll Ob(e»tions tt any, should be mode im TOY POODLES FOR SALE - AKC regIS Broad St 1700 sq. ft, Available Sept 1. Ihe Mayor and Council of Ihr Borough of tered, SIK weeks old, 1125 MIODLETOWN SPECIAL Nrw Shrewsbury, New Jersey lor a fir •' "i.niriv in wnttng lo Koy W Nrlson, SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms, centrally 741 7Q0I TREES. TREES, TREES' MOBILE HOME FOR SALE One year 717 076S ond 717 5433 located, private entrance Opposite beoch old. \Tx$T. one bedroom Skirted, awn nory Retail Distribution I urns* O I lor link ot the Horittrgh uf Fan Hovrn. N J CUSTOM Bl LEVEL. ut.MO 200 NOTICES premises situated at MO Shrewsbury OFFICERS!. DIRECTORS TWO PONIES - Sound, very gentle with Security. Coll M2-O071. STORE OR OFFICE SPACE~FORTRENV ngs. shed, air conditioning Walk lo shop — Folr Haven shopping orea Inquire 111 CARPET. CHOOSE COLORS NOW ung sll.0O0.a»4.>»ll, Ave , New Shrewsbury, New Jersey William Spreen -President children, with sulky ond lack. t*o Free SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN APART SAVE -BUY DIRECT 210. Lost And Found '40 River Rood. Fair Haven. N J chicks. (4K24S. River Rd., Fair Haven After 6pm, call OFFICERS AND STOCKHOLDERS MENT - Two bedrooms. Only 1771. in 741-0564. CALL 747 J750or 717 I7S7 MOBILE HOME 1?«M) - Very good condi FOUND Brown dachshund, fr I homos BeKtssimo. I'MlyM Spreen -.Vice President eludes heal and hot water. Good sue Ion. New rugs throughout Wolk to shop '40 River Rood, Folr Haven, N ) WAhf-HUUSf OR LIGHT SERVICE MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Buy this dar hi Colts Neck President Treasurer ( leunot M Mlkhell-Secretory 80. Merchandise Wanted rooms. Call S42-S672. IS year old custom built ronch. direct from ping areas. Reasonable It* 6611 3S Conoskonk Drive SPACE AVAILABLE - Up to WOO sq tl ____ Call 447 Mil Ocean Township, New Jersey 1*4 Fair Hoven Rood. Fair Hoven. N J AAAAAAAA THREE ROOMS AND BATH - Unfur Term to Apr 1976. Full services, air condi owner Three bedrooms, bath, family MOBILE HOME" lOnSi""^"CoViloy on loi LOST - Business rnvelope containing rt'iiiuim Spreen. Jr • Treasurer • nlshed. Heat and hot water supplied No mini formal dining room, equipped kitch- enlor cltllen park New wall to wall car John Addeo, ' LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. tlonlng. 140 three-phase power available boat, trailer, ond outboord molor Bui o /40 River Rood, Fair Haven. N J JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH pels. Security required See Mary De en, full basement, workshop, double car >eling and furniture sisoo 717 7107 or 177 Vice President Secretary Principals. For Information, call 779 0989 Sale, plus instruction information 110 re Jit Cold Springs Rood INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Salvo. 171 Bridge Ave . Red Bank WEST LONG BRANCH - EAI has'iTTob garoge plus sun deck, tall trees and o very 704. ward 7I7O6BI June J. 10 ill) v? prlvote backyard Lot frontage is 137 EM Ocean Township, New Jersey 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741 7474 TWO LARGE ROOMS - AH utilities In sq ft of prime office space for up to five' WO BEDROOM MOBILI IUIMI Cen Objections, it any, should be madr im year lease at Its main facility on Rt 36 ceptional value at 143.900 Call 717*4233 LOST - Female Yorkshire Ter riff, NOTICE AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes. eluded One mile from Lily Tulip. Must be rat air. Very good condition Reasonable dish brown colot with blond frosting New mediotely in writing to Jeiome S Reed, I'l I AM lAkt Niiiiu ihut ol u *p# condition, parts. 1300 for Lionel No. seen to be appreciated. Coll 787M92 Modern building, all services, air condi MIOOLETOWN - Four bedroom Cape on ull Itl 1611 Monmouth Answers lo Patricia, abou Borough Clerk of the Boiough o' New 111. tioning, ample parking, etc Principals lul meeting ol the Mayor und Council ol cars 417 Him 4le 7743710. apprOKlmotely K acre in desirable area three pounds, five years old Reward 6/1 Shrewsbury hr Borough ot New Shrewsbury held on Please call 779-0919 for further mformo Reduced 14000 Asking 141,500. Appoint WINNEBAGO BRAVE IV73 70 Air ion 102. Houses For Rent • Honing, own power supply. 4,000 wotts 1473 HI i i ADD INC 1 hur sday. May 79, iws a resolution wos tlon, ment, owner, 671-9332. iluly udoplrd aronllng a vuiiurwr oltow ALL LIONEL TRAINS leeps eight Carpeting, heal ond retrig LOST (.Did i hoi m bracelet in o 7SConaskonk Drive JULY t OCCUPANCY - Eight room MIDOLETOWN rotor Fully self contained ll,S00 Has Ocean Township. New Jersey nu thr use ol I ots 41. 4]. 41, 44 in Block Others. Instant cash opproisol v» ?tv] home Four bedrooms, two baths, family mound Shore Casino, Atlantic Highland* 11/ on thr in. Mop ul the Borough ol New listing. Immaculate tnree bedroom 1,000 miles Coll 264 5337. Frances" engraved on chorms Reward May 77, June 3 to 00 ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS - Glass, sll room. Convenient location. Lease, refer 110. Wonted To Rent home. Harmonious wood throughout Soft NI-SA Shrewsbury lor Thr Monmoulh ver. china, textiles Anything old. ences, and security required 137$ per H/iMU/Btiflrr 1pm COUPLE IN SEARCH OF NICE HOME — and comfortable wall to wall carpeting liv- OKSS — Can be left on pad Senior cltliens NOTICE L rv Unit at New Jersey Association Call 147 4064 month. Call 747 4510 In uncrowded surroundings, particularly ing room, dining room, screened porch. nly. Asking t4,500 Can be seen by i Toke notice that ihr Morgunvitle Bin 'or Retarded Children in occordant r near water. Prefer not south of Middle ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs KEANSBURG - One bedroom house trees ond shrubs create privacy. Don t ointment l?0ll 264 7UVuttei t 213. Instruction & Or III, Inc has applied lo the Mayor with the record ol the Zoning Boord ul LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd , town, Holmdel, Locust area for Parkway wait. P, Bova, Realtor. 671 2544. V « SS MOBILE HOME - Mony euros and Council ol Ihr Township ol Morlboio Adjustment and thr governing body ot for rent. commuting Yearly lease. Doys. 136 1616 WANl ill LEARN • How to ploy the pi Fair Haven. Ul-tlii or 741-4337 CASH, Call 7B7-OS73 ncluded Slays on lot Ideal lor lew lor a Plenory Retail Consumption n Ihr Burough ol Nrw Shrewsbury on file* 'emngs. 14! 2lov Mr. Carroll ' I wwil l teoceoch yyou iin private home tense for premises situate on thr South with the Borough Clerk All persons (Jr ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furniture, KEANSBURG — Small four bedroom "NEW SHREWSBURY yweds. Call mini. Shrewsburb y CalClll 747411 1531534 erly side of Tenneni Road, in Ihr Town HI ing information relative to the same china, gloss, dolls, fewelry. rugs. Top cash house with living room and enclosed NEW LISTING V7I l?nSO - Eoily American, on loi fully i ol Marlboro may inquire al Ihe oldie uf Ihr Boruugh paid. Mary Jane Roosevelt. 109 E. River porch. Small fenced in yard. Just pointed urnlshed with wall to wall carpet, brick In PUBLIC NOTICE he name and rrtidrntr ot oil of thr ink IM Tinton Avenue, New Shrews Rd .Rumson. 147 3IS9 outside. SJ2S per month plus one month REAL ESTATE COLONIAL STYLE RANCH lichen, walk-in closet, utility area Must officers, directors und stockholders of •"' . New Jersey security. Coll 7171379. CENTRAL AIR ell. bought home 495 l40Sor 5&6 4746 NOTICf said corporation arr as follows JEROME S Rl t I) BEERSTEINSWANTED „ FOR SALE T uf iii Henriksen BY COLLECTOR KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms, living, Take notice that application hos been Borouojh i Ink SYLVAN POOL mode to the Mayor and Council ot the 100 Lloyd Rood June 3 u ;7 4934747 dining room, kitchen, bath Bus ond shop- 140. Reol Estate Wonted Morganvllle. N J 077)1 ping No lease. BJI. 717 tilt $69,000 Borough ot Red Bonk by Moskate. Inc , COPPER — Brass, lead, olumlnum, bat 131. Houses For Sale Magnificent grounds, fenced private yard. IM INGS OF BETTER HOMES - In trading as COCK N KETTLE for prem Sole officer, director ond stockholder ADVERTISEMENT lerles, cast Iron and steel scrap Old heat LOCUST — IVi-story Colonial, quiet oreo Four bedrooms, three baths, exceptional eonsburg Mlddlelown-Hailet Holmdel ises located at 113 Riverside Ave . Red Objecllons. if any, should l>e tnu.tr m< 1 he Board ol Education ol Ihe Tinton ACRES TO ROAM mrrjlotely in wnling lo Rose Failkotl. ers ond radiators, used machinery An- Waterfront. Write to Box LIU. The Daily Over two tree shaded ocres ond unique family room with fireplace Many special HE SMOLKO AGENCY 7170121 Bank. N J lor Plenary Retail Con oils Schools Dlstrkl in Ihr Borough of tiques. L. Abroms 1 Son 774 5900 features. A pleasure lo see, Coll anytime Acting Munlcipol Clerk ol Ihr Township i Shrewsbury, Monmouth County. Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. home Four bedrooms, 31 master bed OCAL CONTRACTOR. - Needs loll on sumption License C-7 ol Marlboro room suite, 16' guest bedroom, Iwo full for appointment The oftlcers ol Moskote, Inc . ore as Jersey, will receive sealed bids for DINING ROOM CHAIRS - Sin or eight. LONG BRANCH — Spacious two bedroom hlch to build customlied homes. All MORGANVIll F BAR & GRIi I >N( umlshing ond inslolling laboratory lui trodltlonal collage Kids, pets okay. Nice area Only baths, 29' living room, 15' dining room, 13 reos considered. Call details now lo tollows: science kitchen, 22' den, utility room, two HICKEY AGENCY RUMCO BUILDERS. 717 711] Steve Pascal, President. 115 Second By TURID MtNRIkSL N 'iimp and accessories in Ihr General H797U SIIO.77e.-7UO GUARANTEED RENTALS. Realtor 140 Fee: car oarage, 20x20 gaieboand more Ave. Bradley Beach, N.J President ( Tin . Room ol Ihe i inlon Falls St houi MIRROR. MIRROR HUH. 37 Beach Rd. Monmoulh Bench SELLING YOUR HOME? James Slomos, Viet President, 1121 100 Lloyd Rood 74 Tlnlon Avenue. New Shrewsbury. ON THE WALL, MIDOLETOWN - Four bedrooms, 2>? MELMED REALTORS 671 56S0 Ca\l mtUl onyllme WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH Coventry Rood, Cheltenham. Po Morganville. N J N J Bids will be received ol Ihe admin WHO IS FAIREST baths, family room with fireplace Two John Kales, Secretary, 503 Bend une 3. 10 *U 00 slrullon oflicr ol Ihe Tinton Foils OF THEM ALL?" cor garage U00 per month A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes in OCEANPORT LOVER REALTY 764 7400 ermere Ave.. Inlerlaken, N J ChoolS, 6)1 I i n lini A vr ii ii r New TRY 741 5331 BArfRS fiEAL ESTATE 87M6O0 Monmouth County! It's yours It you write PRING LAKE HEIGHTS AREA - Two Chris Balsis, Treosurer, oil Grass NOTICE OF APPLICATION in ewtbur y, N J until 7 00 P M on June or coll Betsy Ross Agency, 117 Rt. 3S. Key- SHREWSBURY amlly or preferably one family with sepa mere Ave., Interloken, N.J TAKE NOTICE that Jersey Shore Mo 3. I97S, at which time ond ploce all bids RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE - Charm port,N J Q/73S Phone: 264 3456. WATERFRONT or Lodge, int , trading as HOLIDAY 1 ate apartment or cottoge September oc Oblecllons. It any. should be mode Im will be publicly opened and read ORIENTAL RUGS ma. Immaculate. Three bedrooms, I ; upancy 914 511 1140 INN OF HAZLET has applied lo Hoitrl Spedficatlons will be available ol Ihr Have customers lor ail sties, types, condi- A HIDEAWAY - This new listing is tuck- mediately In writing to Martin C baths, Central air. Adults preferred Refer $58,900 McCue. Clerk ot the Borough ol Red Township lor a Plenary Reloll Con 'lice ol thr Boord Secretary in Ihr od tion Ebner Corp*I, Red Bonk, 741-0302. ences, security, lease. W50 per month. B4? ed away on a quiet side street in The heart Deep water dock. Comfortable older tumptlon License for premises situate o> of Rumson, surrounded by toll trees and Bank. iimslration building belwren 9AM PRIVATE PARTY - Interested In tnrtall 0431 after 6 p.m. home Three bedrooms, nice yard •«.'.) State Highway No n Hailrl. Nrw mature shrubs. Living room with fire STEVE PASCAL. Jersey Names ana addresses ot the offl nd 4 P M , Monday thiuugh Friday oriental rugs, regardless of oge or condl place, dining room, four bedrooms, base HICKEY AGENCY President Moskote, Inc 1 Thr Board reserves Ihe nghl to re|ecl lion I weave and restore damoged ruoi SEA BRIGHT - Near the water Unu&uol Realtor ceri ore big ranch. Three or tour bedrooms. Avail- ment, porch. Four blocks to schools. RECREATIONAL I/O Cock n Kettle iy or all bids Colt between 7 9 p.m., 431 OW Stores and bus-line Asking IS6.500 Call V Beach Rd Monmouth Beach June 3, 10 IH.H President - Samuel F King. 10 Milton MICHAEl J HAMMf tt able June 1. Yearly lease. Asking $400 Call 111 -mi onyllme Drive, Yardley, Po month plus utilities today. Secretory Business Administrator COZENSREALTOR 741 ItAb RED BANK - Tower HIM section. Charm in NOTICt Vice President - Martin L Polguta une J U 74 HICKEY AGENCY ing smaller home. Large living room with 151. Bicycles/Mini Bikes Captain Steven A. MMM. In R O No 6. Somerset, Pa REAL ESTATE Realtor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New home log burning fireploce, formal dining room, BICYCLES - Two, » Hi-ffut style girl's Supervisor Secretory — Ray Brooks. Hu> 17. NOTICE 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beoch Buy direct from builder two/three bedrooms, 1"> baths, lovely single speed, boy s three speed, S20 each FONT MONMOUTH Lf OAL Somerset, Pa Toke notice that on June 7. I«M a ,„ RENTALS Coll 1114017 anytime Call 291 1647 fenced In yord. Walk to schools, shopping Call /80 9054 after 5pm SERVICES PROGRAM Treasurer - Charles Carver. R D No fiange occurred In Ihe stockholdings ol OFFICE OF THE Somerset. Po ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Private sale. and transportation Mid 40 s. 842-4670 HE CELLAR INC , trading os THE SHREWSBURY — Secluded three-bed GIRL'S SCHWINN - Spider bltycTes, In STAFF JUDOE ADVOCATE Ob|ectlons, II any. should be madr im I I i AH holder of Plenary ffefoll Dis 101. Apartments room rear house, off Sycamore Ave. Avail- Immaculate four-bedroom ranch house, in excellent condition One red, one yellow US ARMY ELECTRONICS mediately. In wrltina. lo John Lostiaon. able now. Best references and security re- scenic section Includes finished basement, Coll after 6 p.m., 566 7910 Ibullon License No D I for premises AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rentals RIVER~OAKS~ COMMAND ownshlp Clerk, Hailrl Township, Nrw ocated at WO River Road. Fair Haven. quired. 1325 a month, plus utilities. 741 central air, wall to wall carpeting. Eire A greal farnjly home with loads of charm FORT MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY dally, never a lee for tenant. Furnished 0343 trie garage door Plus many, many extras MINI BIKE - Honda Trail 70, 1971. Ex esutllng In the following persons, rttld Living room with fireplace, den, gome 0770] JERSEY SHUHE MOTOR iy ol their following respective oddret\ and unfurnished homes and apartments COII79171S7 or 671-5712. cellent condition. Asking tTOO Call 741-114 LODGE. INC TEICHER AGENCY, REALTORS. ?87 SHREWSBURY room, tour bedrooms, Iwo baths Fenced after 6p.m. 1201)1)24171 s, each acquiring In the agareaote more Five bedrooms, V i baths, modern kitchen, A TRULY FANTASTIC MIOOLETOWN rear yard. Exceptional at s/l.soo Attorneys l«r PlaMIrt IS Exchange Plate ion 10% of said corporal* licensee * Oceanporl Ave /Oceanport. S4J-3S00 It no 10 SPEED BOY S CHOPPER BIKE Jersey City. N.J onswer, 779 5614 large grounds, trees, etc. One or two year BUY — li thlt true mother /daughter, one MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT lock lease Security required. iSOO monthly plus year young home hot everything a buyer a 140 LAW DIVISION May77, June 3 MI » J. Theodore Murphy. ?0 Hance Rood. ALL UTILITIES PAID - Completely fur utilities. (701) 142 7123 or 222 4S7V would wont such as brick and frame con 847 4335 D.ckel H. 19111 air Haven, N.J nlshed. Modern appliances. Pets okay structlon 176x104 lot. Two car oaroge. Cen VAN HORN CIVIL ACTION ~~~. NOTICE Barbara Murphy, Hi Honce Rood, Foir SISO 776-7U0. GUARANTEED RENTALS. AGENCY -REALTORS JUDOMENT trol air conditioning. Two separate en Open 7 days. Call 34 hours a doy 152, Boats ond Accessories TAKE NOTICE that Coast Line Bcve -toven, N J U0Fe« 103. Rentals To Shore trances. Lovely patio Two huge living Ptolntltf ages hos applied lo the Director ot Ihe Any Information concerning the quail SHARE HOUSE rooms, formal dining room, two full kllch 747-4100 IN THE MATTER OF THE APP1I Division ol Alcoholic Beverage Control cations of any ot the above current ATLANTIC' HIGHLANDS - Three roam BOSTON WHALER - GLASTRON, ST CATION OF MICHAEL KIM FOR lor Limited Wholesale apartment. Available Immediately. S2O0 a 1125 ens, tour large bedrooms, utility room 804 River Rd. Folr Hoven NGER, DURANAUTIC. JOHNSON ou tockholders should be communicated in H2-4JVS and three full baths. Just reduced U0O0 lor LEAVE TO ASSUME THE NAME OF Icentl No WL 27 lor IM premises /riling lo Roy W. Nelson, Borough month. References and security. RIVER PLAZA - LINCROFT - Three- boards. OMC stern drive. MERCRUISER MICHAEL KIM AUSTIN situated at 7 76 Easlvirw Avenue, Little quick .ale. Only 164,900 and In mint-plus Buy Where The Service Is! i*rk ol Folr Haven, New Jersey ELLEN S. HAZELTON WOULD WIDOW - Like to share her condition THE KIRWAN CO . Realtors. bedroom ranch. I'.j baths, finished base Plaintiff. MICHAEL KIM, hovlng Silver, N J ond lor Ihe premises situ THE CELLAR, INC Realtor home ond expenses with another active 787SSOO. ment with recreation room, screened made application lo this Court by duly ated at 1751 1261 Lakehurst Rood. Toms By BARBARA MURPHY 1] w River Rd.. Rumson 14? 3100 widow on pension? Middletown - Atlantic porch. Flogstone barbecue oreo, cut verlllea complain! tor a ludgment au liver, N J ond lo maintain a warehouse Secretary Member Inter City Relocation Service Highlands area. Call 6-9 p.m., 147-1097. BRAND NEW 139.000 standing yard Principals only. $58,500. FLAGSHIP Ihorlilng the said MICHAEL KIM to 01 ol J 74 Easlvitw Avenue, Little Silver, June J I* v) Four spacious bedrooms, I6HI4 master sume the name ol MICHAEL KIM AUS N j and 1751 1761 Lokehurst Rood, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Beautifully bedroom, 14' guest bedroom, I1') luxury Municipal Marine Basin TIN. ond It appearing lo the Court that Toms River, N J ond lo maintain o furnished five room apartment. Two bed- 105. Summer Rentals baths. 14' dining room, utility room, go Atlantic Highlands 791 7638 salesroom ot 776 Eastview Avrnur. NOTICI the plaintiff has compiled with all ot the Sealed proposals will be received by rooms Suitable two or three adults. No ADIRONDACK^ SUMMER CHALET - roge, patio, % acre. (Free-1975 Tide Chort) provisions ot N JS A 2A:J2 1, el seq . Jllle Silver, N J ond 1?M I7A1 Lake pels. $300 per month, security required Lake Placid area. Sleeps eight. l'i baths CANOE - 15' aluminum! Weight SMbi huts) Rood, Toms River, N J he Molowon Regional School Dislrin MELMED REALTORS 671 5650 RIVER PLAZA and Rules ol Court, ond the Court being •oord of Education unlit 3 00 P M June W1-7W7. Swim, fish, hike, tennis. 741-1930. Excellent condition Two years old \W satisfied thereof and that there Is no rca Officers, Directors, and Stockholders CHARMING LITTLE COTT*GE - Wglfc 747 .563. J. 1WS, ol Ihe office of inc Secretary. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Aprtment for COTTAGE - Weekly through Oct Lo to stores, fenced private yard. Bright sun- sunoble oblecllon Ihereo iDldmg more than ten per cent stock of dmlniitrallon Building. Brood ond rent. Three rooms, All utilities Included. cated on Lake Ossfpee, N.H. All modern ny house. Large living room with fire $37,500 CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUISER It II Is on this 79th day ot May. 1975. he corporation ore as lollowl outh Streets. Molawan. New Jersey, 1175 per month. Lease, reference, ond conveniences. Sleeps sin Call 566-0936. Clean. Runs well. 1/00 ADJUDGED that the otoresold Ml 'incem J Annarella H the following place, two or three bedrooms, full base Immaculate two bedroom ranch on quiet Locust Point Road security required. Call 747 4510. ment. Middle 14Os, tree-lined street In River Plata section ol Coll MJ 4417 CHAEL KIM. be and he Is hereby ou Pointing ELEGANT THREE BEDROOM - Two ihorl/ed to assume the name or Ml ocusl, N J Dust Collector bath furnished prlvote residence.in best Middlelown Private lenced yard, finished COMET SAILBOAT 17' - FlbtrgfoTiw BELFORD BEAUTY - SpoclouTone bentl (1 I ewuit ttie Uc>*tary of ihi TriMury 138,500 A steal and in excellent condition dominium and In* convenience of being 1973 136 BOSTON WHALER - With 40 IKM the Mvtory r«quMfm«nu litud tn Pert I af KEANSBURG - Three bedroom apart LINCROFT - Two finished suites In con THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtor. 7I7-5SOO. IN-TOWN." h.p. Johnson electric start ond trailer (•port w« b* compUd wad wnh by this rac*Me«* OPEN9AM 4:30PM sq tt (smallest unit 7.000 sq I horn* vi RtimBon LUKe S-twei Hoimdtt d hataon MON.-FRI. Co** Neck tmcrott. West Long Branch or CAMPER - Complete, sell contained. In tt) Sprinkler system, heat, on ny Mormouiti Counly Communtty ce« :ludlno roooot air On originaori l low mileage 4)) MIDDLE ROAD premise parking 187 cars All or SMC vtot n pickuik p DDasa h air, Intercom. 3,505.00 new tires Beautiful MMusu t sell 147 9613 764*555 or 440 4700 Call 747-1100 any part BIZZARRO AGENCY i CHEVROLET STEP VAN CAMPER Or Fair Housing orfOurBrokT rn REALTOR — Member MLS UTILITY 1W7. Rebuilt engine. Six cylln 3,506.00 Ol 7471 IK «ye.rlr.k.r ler stick. Excellent running condition Availablt Immtdiattty 222-6541 1950 739 1419 am or alter t p.m 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY*, JUNE 3. 1975 Portugal leaders grope for solution THIS REPORT !R SHOPS By WILLIAM BLOCK their allies up to 70 per cent of development. NEYIN developed nation, they felt a TO PUT Ml As a result of geography of the vote cast. Almost all parties support strong bond of sympathy with and tradition, Portugal has LISBON — Our taxi driver What, if any, significance the MFA's program to move the people of the colonies. It been a member of NATO was growing more and more the election will have on the toward a socialist state. Al- is a unique case of the coloni- since its inception. The MFA YOUR POCKET!... excited. Taking his right hand course of events here it is too ready there has been some zers absorbing the ideas of says it will remain so. Though off the wheel and turning to- early to determine. This first nationalization, the banks and the colonials. her contribution to NATO is ward us sitting in the back election in 90 years was held insurance companies and But Portugal by geography not very important — there seat, he was trying to tell us to choose a Constituent As- transport, and no doubt there and economic ties is a part of are no bates in Portugal it- about the election which had sembly to write a new Con- will be more. But'foreign Europe. It is Europe that im- self, only in the Azores is- taken place on April 25. From stitution, but before the holdings have not been ex- ports her textiles, her wines lands, and Portugal has con- the torrent of words all I un- people went to the polls, the propriated and the indications and other products, and it is tributed no forces — a policy derstood was that he had Armed Forces Movement are that every effort will be Europe that In normal times of non-alignment and thus voted Socialist. "Socialist par- (MFA), whose 28-member BLOC* made to avoid frightening has provided a large per- withdrawal from NATO, if it ty, yes," he said and turned Revolutionary Council wields away foreign capital. Portug- centage of the tourism. In ad- were to come about, would be his hand to place thumb up, the power in Portugal, had al- might point the way for Por- al desperately needs new in- dition, there are almost one another blow to an alliance "Communist, no," indicating ready outlined a Constitution tugal. vestment and more jobs. million Portuguese working in whichr has suffered more than thumb down. Fortunately this its share of problems in the which would continue MFA Capitalism is apparently re- There is a definite leaning' Europe, mostly in France. was the end of the oration, as last year. It could happen. control for at least another jected. It is identified with toward the Third World Most They went there because of much to our relief he turned three to five years. more than 46 years of the of the officers in MFA got lacl^ of jobs at home, or to es- to confront the traffic. Salazar dictatorship, with As a result, the Constituent their experience in the Afri- cape the draft, or to avoid Mr. Block, an owner of The Not surprising that the driv- control of most enterprises by Assembly does not have too can colonies. Coming from ' persecution for political Dally Register, Is publisher of er had voted Socialist. The a small group-, and with-lack much to do when it meets. Western Europe's most tin- ideas. the Pittsburgh Post-Gazetle. odds favored it, inasmuch as But still its composition of a the Socialist party outpolled large majority from the mod- the Communists three to one erate left may have signifi- nationally, although the mar- cant Influence on the young Third store open gins were not that high in Lis- officers of the Revolutionary bon, which is the center of Council who are groping for Communist strength. Another solutions. The impression one moderate socialist party, the gets is that these men newly for carpet outlet Popular Democrats, polled 26 arrived to power do not hold per cent of the vote to bring doctrinaire views, but are MIDDLETOWN — After "tremendous success" with his the total of the Socialists and looking to models which first two stores, Lester Scher has opened a third Carpet Buy- He's John Dorfman-and you'll be reading his ers Outlet here on Rt. 35 and Harmony Road. weekly advice in this newspaper on how you can The first store in East Brunswick was opened over more best ride out the stormy seas of rising costs and QUALITY UPHOLSTERY than two years ago. That success, Mr. Scher said, led to the tight budgets of today and in the days ahead. opening of the second store in Sayreville. He'll be advising you on how you can save More success resulted in the third store here. money on basic budget items-food, fuel, clothes, According to Mr. Scher, his stores are the largest carpet the car, etc.—as well as planned, longer term remnant warehouses in the state They offer room size rugs, expenditures like insurance, mortgage, home re- J * B DECORATORS carpet remnants, and broadlooms. pairs and other capital, continuing costs. ... ourttmllfi butintu toromtOftin . The savings, Mr. Scher said, are from 13 to $7 a yard off Dorfman is an expert on consumer topics plus a regular retail prices on broadlooms and from 50 to 70 per cent top-notch reporter who writes his weekly "Mak- off regular square yard prices on remnants., "Your Material or Ours" the store offers a running line of carpets, manufacturer's ing Ends Meet" report for you in simple, direct closeouts and special discount items. terms. One special feature, Mr. Scher said, is that the store will It can pay out for you and your family to follow— -UPHOLSTERY- deliver and install carpet within 48 hours of the purchase. • Fowl quaKy workmanship The outlet's motto: "If the rug fits, buy it." • Wide selection (X materials • Free pick-up & delivery 'MAKING ENDS MEET' Trustees named by heart unit DON'T MISS OUR -SLIPCOVERS- BELMAR - Twelve new Maloney, Sea Girt; Joyce • Expertly pn-tMtd n your home Marshall, R.N., Neptune; Wil- • Complete with members of the Board of NEW COLUMN — Trustees will be elected at liam Stender, R.N., Long the annual meeting of the Branch; Rembert R. Stokes, STARTING JUNE 19th w>a>rwnvw WWiIseamsW -• S *' American Heart Association Middletown; Mary Szpiech, Sell-wetting Monmouth County Chapter on R.N., Neptune City, and By- IN MMIIMUl ron Worton, West Long • Fitted arm res\/ (on June 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Barclay, here. Branch. The nominations committee They are Dr. Vincent F.M DtAHItllS • lEDSftfADS • COtNKIS • VAIANCES is composed of John K. Paw- Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper Catanzaro, Allenhurst; Jo- lowski, chairman, Red Bank; int our comtntonl fp Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper THIRD STORE — Lester Scher, owner of the Car- seph Decoster, Sea Girt; Dr. Dr. Nicholas J. Arcomano, SHOT-AT-HOME SilVKE WITHOUT OMKaMN pet Buyers Outlet stores has opened his third store Lorenzo W. Harris, Asbury West Long Branch; Robert D. ut Rt. 35 and Harmony Road In Middletown. Mr. Park; Dr. William Jennings, Edelson, Ocean; Peter Scoles, CALL 747-9186 Scher, pictured with his wife, Elaine, said Carpet Long Branch; Robert Knight, New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Buyers Outlets are the largest carpet remnant Interlaken; Lawrence Law- Ofelia Tirico Zimmer, Spring Advertise in The Register warehouses in the state. son, Asbury Park; Andrew P. Lake.

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