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VOL. 99 NO.32 SHREWSBURY, N. J. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1976 15 CENTS All-out efforts speed storm recovery By BOB Bit AM LEY from Raritan Bay to Bamegat and inland to include Mon- mouth and Ocean Counties and a portion of Middlesei County All-night efforts by work crews in Monmouth County's Mr. Sbemtt said 4,Mt of the remaining failures were In shore areas made possible a return to near normal conditions the coastal areas from the Maiawans to Point Pleasant. yesterday after Hurricane Belle's leu-than-stellar perform- "We'll have them all in again by some time tomorrow," ance Monday night. he added "It's these (alien flees Wo have had 11 tree tnmm By yesterday afternoon, road department crewi had lag contract crews out removing the trees that (ell across chain-sawed away most of the thousands ol trees and heavy our wires. We have to clear the trees before we can repair the branches laid low by the storm's blasts, their roots under- Haas," he explained. mined by heavy rains that softened the earth. Wire repair crews from outside areas have been called in Flooding which tell short of pre-storm estimates by com- to give reskfants and N^ni—• electricity in the rimes! pot fortable margins hid subsided except for a few determinedly stole time damp spots, and all area roads were reported open to normal "Thirty-five crews came in from Pennsylvania and mon traffic, even at the state Marine Police station In Monmouth from North Jersey They didn't get hit very hard up there," Beach, where four feet of water drowned Ocean Ave. al the the power official said. hurricane's height. Municipal officials reported cltanups progressing oa Of the 37,000 power failures reported at midnight Monday schedule. with some power (allures persisting In most towns. by Edwin J Shemtt, public information director (or Jersey J. Leonard Clark, Atlantic Highlands borough adminis- Central Power and Light Co., only 5.000 remained in the com- trator, said electric power failed there at II p.n Monday pany's southern area by last night. The southern area extends See Stem, page I Landmark light story

BOAT OWNER'S NIGHTMARE — The owner of worthy again. The scene Is on Naveslnk River, this submerged boat has plenty ot headaches and near the Oceanic Bridge In Rumson, after Hurri- began 150 years ago work ahead of him before the craft becomes sea- cane Belle passed through yesterday. By JILL IIIIBKH HIGHLANDS - This year marks the 150th anniversary Belle's big toll: Trees of the purchase by the United States of the property on which the Twin Lights towers TWIN LIOHTS — This yeor marks By JULIE MCDONNELL in Rumson, he stomped de- Throughout northern and Rumson's assistant borough stand. fiantly on a porch roof. western Honmouth, which es- administrator, who said street the 150th anniversary of the purchase FAIR HAVEN - An unruly The unwelcome visitor caped the worst of Hurricane crews had worked all through The edifice - the only twin by the United States of the property ogre took a walking tour stopped briefly at the Lindens Belle, the big problem now is the night after the storm re- lighthouse in the world - on which the Twin Lights towers through these parts Monday on Rumson Road, but, per- the trees. All over. Every- moving the worst of the de- once played a major role in stand In Highlands. The structure, haps finding a frosty recep- bris from local roads. many historical events, and which overlooks Sandy Hook Bay, Is night. where. now keeps a silent watch over no longer operative and Its beacon tion, took bis revenge by clob- Aside from the problem Most communities are esti- Up River Road and down bering into submission a for- this community and Sandy has been reduced to a five-second Ridge, on into Rumson and they create in taking power mating that the entire clea- Hook Bay. blinker. It remains, however, the Little Silver, then sneaking merly-feisty tree on the edge lines with them when they nup effort will take at least of the estate two weeks. The importance of High- only twin lighthouse In the world and back into Red Bank the mon- fall, causing power failures lands as a seaway marker has been designated as an official his- Iter stalked, ripping off a Worse yet, he had friends all over the county, the And nearly all towns are torical landmark. with him, who took over asking residents to chop up was recognized as early as branch here, uprooting entire downed trees pose a massive 1741, when merchants re- trees there. where he left oft, in Long cleanup problem for area the fallen branches into a Branch, south down along the communities. manageable siie—no more quested that a beacon be set On River Road, he kicked Atlantic coast, and up north than three or (our feet in up overlooking the water for "Our biggest headache now the convenience and safety of in a fence; on Bingham Ave. into toe Bayshore. Is trees," taid Gary Sammon, length-and place them by the side of the road to await mariners The British and pickup by local street crews. French governments were Debris should be placed on also at war that year. residents' property, not in the At that time, according to streets. Mary Read of Highland Ave., Some of the county's oldest who has researched the his- trees fell at the hands of tory o( the towers, John Ham- Belie-along with the Lind- ilton, president of the New ens' tree, a century-old maple Jersey State Legislature, in- tree on Sycamore Ave., structed the Monmouth Coun- Shrewsbury, toppled over, ty militia to erect a beacon closing that street to traffic which could be lit to warn all day yesterday. New York that French spy ships were entering Sandy In Red Bank, a giant maple Hook Bay on Broad St. near the First Church of Christ, Scientist, See Twla Lights, page 1 went, as did an ancient elm at Marine Park. Throughout the county, wil- lows suffered most from the winds that gusted up to 70 miles per hour at the height Sea Bright board adopts of the storm, according to Donald Mohr, chief agent (or the Monmouth County Exten- f 9 sion Service. He advised homeowners to battle plan on school issue take the following steps to SEA BRIGHT - The future me ammunition to present to prior to his meeting with Dr. exits, a new door for the boil- STORM VICTIM — This maple tree on Sycamore Ave. in Shrewsbury, be- save their damaged trees: of the borough public school Mr. Burke when 1 talk to him Burke today. er room, and removing all lieved to be more than 100 years old, was one of Hurricane Belle's victims. —Straighten the trees, me- may hang in the balance tomorrow." The vote was prefaced, storage closets from under The street was closed all day yesterday as rood crews struggled to remove chanically or otherwise, and today, as Harold Y. Bills, In compliance with this di- however, with the under- these wooden stairwells. In the tree and the electric company worked'on downed power lines. See Belle's, page 1 county schools superinten- rective, the board voted 8 to 1 standing that Dr Burke addition, one sink was to be dent, meets with the state to authorize work to comply would give the school the added in each bathroom, as Education commissioner to with all or part of 13 points green light to open In Septem- well ss action to upgrade discuss a "battle plan" cited by Howard W Hoi ber if these changes were In- classroom lighting, check all adopted by the Board ol Edu- combe, chief safety con- itiated immediately school wiring and removing Bayshore life-term convict cation last night. sultant, facility planning ser- The immediate measures, certain guards so windows The board's plan, accepted vices, with the state board accepted with only Loretta can be opened from the in- during what several members The board promised to hand- Hanley voting "nay." called side. termed the most raucous deliver a letter on intent to (or the installation of emer- The board also gave Its ap- escapes from state prison meeting in the school's 84- this e((ect to Mr. Bills just gency "panic" doors on all See Sea Bright, page 1 year history, followed 'sum- more than 15 years, a prison Keansburg, was serving a mouth, were arrested shortly mation by Mr. Bills ol a re- TRENTON (AP) — Hurri- port that charged the school cane Belle provided the cover spokesman said Tuesday. sentence of life plus two to after the slaying. Both were The inmate, Terrence K three years for murder, con- sentenced to life terms in with 24 violations ol a school- tor the first successful escape house planning guide. from Trenton State Prison in Alden, 28, of Bay Ave., spiracy and assault with in- prison. Alden, however, tent to kill and had been in eluded police for five months "Given this report," Mr. prison since May, 1974, the and was finally captured In Bills told the board and al- spokesman said. Indianapolis, Ind. most 130 people who crowded Authorities who went to Al into one room of the school, Alden had been convicted of "I cannot approve this school The Inside Story the June, 1)7), shooting death den's cell in Wing 6 at about 1:50 p.m. yesterday on a tip to open in September" THE WEATHER of Richard D. Hulizenga of The superintendent then Si»> aid warm today. Clear toaigkl. Ocean Grove. The victim, an from another inmate found a dummy in Alden's bunk and told the board he would allow Saaay, lot tomorrow. Complete report on armored truck guard, was them 10 working days "to page!. killed as Alden and two com- the cell toilet removed from the wall give me reasons why 1 Cewty Fare aid simmer parties 14 panions attempted to rob the shouldn't recommend to the A cookbook for nsked goinneU fi truck, which was parked out- This gave him access to a state commissioner (of Edu- SMN liiU N ehlckei selAtiMS It side the Two Guys depart- crawl space between two cation, Dr. Fred G Burke) Yarts aecue AL sf cover ip' policy ~~~.~W ment store in Middletown. A walls. Bars across a skylight that the school be closed " Bridge Advice 2J DAILY REGISTER second guard, Alfred Johnson at the top o( the crawl space Later, though, after being Bllhuil : II PHONE NUMBERS of Brick Township, was also were found sawed off and on loudly booed by the audience Classified AJHI Mali Office. S42-MM shot during the Incident, but the roof of the building offi- who screamed many catcalls Cortes .» Toll Free 171-tMt recovered from his wounds cers found wet clothing at him, the superintendent, he Crwtword Pmnk 2J Toll Free MM1M Middletown police said Al- me spokesman said Alden softened this stance a bit, re- Editorials I Classified Dept Mi 17* den's two companions, John apparently ran across the questing the board "to give EatertalMeat TV a CirtiUUo. Dept UHm V. Nelson of Leonardo and roofs of prison buildings to a •onorope n Sports Dept MMM4 Leroy R. Fix of Port Mon- See Life term, page 2 Plaits Lifestyle. 14-11 MMdleUwi Birui I71-2S* Openlig our plant depart- PAUSE FOR THOUGHT - Harold THE OEFENSE - Donald Clola, Doris •' Ed's Village Strippers ment. 20 per cent o(( for open- Y. Bills, county schools superinten- •ike A date .11 Freehold Bireai ...442-2121 Serving Tile Fish 15.95 Sea Bright Board of Education pres- 50 Birch Ave.. Little Silver, ing. Mill End Shop, Red dent, ponders report which cited ident, addresses colleagues and 4 Leag Brucfc Bireai ..Bl-MII 741-2020 Finish removed from Bank. 17,11 Statekooe Bireai Ht-W-tSI SuiiiierSak wood and metal furniture Sea Bright school (or fire and safety nearly 130 borough residents at last Reductions of 50 per cent and McCuUoch chain saws. Mig- violations. night's meeting. Toiight "Shlie" MoMMtk Day Cure Crater more on summer skirts, TrtiMad Sereuden hty Mac chlppers/composters Pewter Mug reunion. Spe- Fall openings — new building slacks, tops and jumpsuits Steel band, Sun., Aug. 15. 8 on sale now Becker Hard- Frye Boots Lauiio Farms ctok, contest, prizes, no cov- 3-5 year olds. 7 30-5 30 Kind- Donna's, 91 Broad St., Red i.m , at the Holiday Inn, Haz ware, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 747- Kisun's. Red Bank, all sizes Canning tomatoes, R basket er. Giapluk, Long Branch, ercare. 741-4313. Bank, N.J. fet. 0415 in stock, men's or women's Plum tomatoes 842 J470 J WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11 1976 Sea Bright board adopts f battle plan9 on school issue tingent upon Dr. Burke's (Continued) tify him of their decision Later, In a more subdued pledge that he would sot or- about the school "within II manner, Victor C. Perotti Jr., proval to comply with parts der the school dosed. i working days" drew screams a former board member, of other alleged violations. In- Commenting on this action, and catcalls from many over noted that much of the cluding enclosing stairways, Mr Bills noted that the board the overflow crowd and school's construction was ac- improving toilet facilities and should "think about spending brought Principal LeRoy von tually better than that recom- Improving exits to the large turns of money on an Entress to bis feet, sulking mended in the 1M guide. school's fire escapes old school," adding there "la Further they promised to towards the superintendent Mr. Bills then suggested that the board include this no guarantee" that It would dote off a fourth-floor class- "As administrative princi- pass inspection mandated by room, now used for remedial type of information and other pal of this school for all these similar details In a letter to T*E. reading instruction. yean," said Mr. von Entress In approving the letter of In taking this action, the him which he could show to In a raised voice, pounding Dr. Burke Intent, board members noted board told Mr. Bills, who was nil flat on a desk in front of they were approving open-en accompanied by Mr. Hoi Mr. Bills, "I find it astound- Expanding this suggestion, ded spending, but noted this combe, that they hoped this ing that you can come here board president Donald Ciola was Justified "to save the would be sufficient to satisfy tonight and tell these people noted he would ask the board school" which drew sustained the state commissioner that they can't open this school in to submit a letter detailing applause and cheers from the the board was proceeding "in a month." their immediate and long, audience, good faith" and permit the Mr. von Entress, who be- range efforts to Mr. Bills Board Member D. T. Vaug- nine-room school to continue gins his 10th year as principal today, if this would buy time ban said the board expected a operation. this fall, then dashed out of for the school. "definitive" answer from Dr. However, it seemingly re- the classroom to a loud round After a short debate on this Burke by 8 p.m. Monday, the quired three hours of cajoling of applause by most of the au- tack, the board voted to in- board's regular session by the board for Mr. Bills to dience. itiale numerous repairs, con- *s regular session "tell us what to do" before he moved from an Initial stance that all 24 points had to be STORM CASUALTY — The Maplerest Home for complied with immediately. the Aged on Broadway, West Long Branch, was felled by Hurricane Belle. No ln|urles were report- Specifically, Mr. Bills de- struck when two maple trees from Its lawn were ed, although several of the 14 nursing home nied that the school was not patients were 'shaken' by the incident. being given a reasonable amount of time to rectify problems, noting that much of the 186» schoolhouse construc- tion guide — from which Mr. Storm recovery speeded Holcombe cited, the school as being In violation - was in ef- fect decades ago. "For Instance," Mr. Bills said, "many schools installed by round-the-clock effort the proper ventilation system DEPARTMENT STORE as much as 50 years ago." (Continued) of total damage In the borough, but said he was aware of only Mr. Holcombe added that Areas still without power yesterday were Bayside Drive, Me- one damaged home, hit by a falling tree on Fierro. Ave. most other schools had al- morial Parkway, Upper Mount, Girfleld and East Aves. and Road department crews were assisting residents In the clea- ready replaced their attached Ave D. nup yesterday and will continue today. "But Matawan fire escapes like the ones now Mr. Clark added that a cleanup begun yesterday by the Borough was rather lucky," Mr. Pipemo commented. used by the borough school, local road department is expected to go on for two weeks as Perhaps the least damage of all was reported by John J. with free-standing ones shattered trees and fallen limbs are removed and disposed of. Coughlln, administrator in Holmdel, who said all roads in the "many years ago." The administrator said It is still too early for definitive township were cleared of major debris by 3:30 p.m. yes- assessment of storm damage. terday. Board Member Paul Edge- In Keansburg, Hugh Bowers, superintendent of public Mr. Coughlin said power lines were entangled in fallen rton, however, dismissed the works, reported no real damage, but "an awful lot of trees trees in East Brook Drive yesterday afternoon, but added that state officials' contention down. quick repairs were expected. that the school was in dire "It'll take days or even weeks to get them all cleaned up, "We were fortunate that the trees fell the right way," he straits, noting that Mr. Bills but all the streets are open," he said. said. permitted classes to continue Mr. Bowers added that a few power failures persisted Mr. Coughlln reported little other damage In the town- three weeks after he receiv- yesterday In several sections of the borough, but added that ship. ed Mr. Holcombe's report. all borough streets remained open and flooding was min- After a "windshield survey" conducted from cars by per- imized through use of the flood gates at Waackaack Creek op- sonnel of the Monmouth County Chapter of the American Red Without tackling the safety erated by the Hazlet-Keansburg-Mlddletown Joint Flood Con- Cross in Shrewsbury yesterday, a rough summary of damage issue directly, the superinten- trol Commission. in a number of coastal towns was released. dent said that he was focus- "We also got very good cooperation from the fire depart- The Red Cross defined "minor damage" as up to a foot of Ing all his attention on the ment, the first aid squads and the police," he commented. water in basements, damage to tree roots or damage to house "thorough and efficient Damage to the Keyport municipal pier was reported by siding from falling limbs. "Major damage" was defined as a (T4E)," education law and Edward McLane, borough administrator. furnace knocked out or a roof broken in. summer school preparations "The water came up during the high tide and raised the Survey teams reported 15 minor and one major instance when he received the report boards on the decking of the pier. They were pulled away and of damage in Union Beach, 15 minor and four major in Mata- In late May. loosened," he explained. Mr. McLane estimated damage at wan Township, seven minor in West Keansburg (Hazlet), five about 1250 and said it will take two or three days to effect re- minor in East Keansburg (Middletown), one minor in Port Then, after an hour-long de- pairs. Monmouth (Middletown), six minor in Belford (Mlddletown), bate between the board, au- About 12,00(1 more will be spent in removal of fallen trees four minor and four major In Keyport and 46 minor and one dience members and the state and limbs, with the work taking the next couple of days to major in Highlands. education officials, strong compete, he went on. In Red Bank the borough's service departments let down emotions began to surface, "The power is still out in a couple of places in town, but the bureaucratic barriers to conduct one of the largest clea- when Mr. Bills suggested that by the large, it could have been a lot worse," the adminis- nup operations in years. the board may have over- trator commented. "Beginning at around 11:30 p.m. (Monday)," said James looked "alternatives" to a Donald F. Galuzzy, business administrator in Matawan M. McGoldrick, a Public Utilities administrator, "all major massive renovation. Township, said he is "still in the initial throes of figuring departments, including road crews, those in water and sewer- things out. age, joined together to meet the emergency condition." "For instance," he said, "you should consider . . . "The biggest portion of the damage is to the beach protec- All these workers, who Mr. McGoldrick said come under seeking another place to send tion project through erosion of the cliffs. It will have to be the jurisdiction of Raymond E. England, superintendent of children (outside the filled and graded, and it could cost anywhere from $25,000 to public utilities, worked first to clear roads of fallen trees, borough) or leasing a facility $50,000," he estimated. which he said presented the greatest problem on Maple Ave. that's more comfortable. In Mlddletown, John McGowan, superintendent of public and eastward on Tower Hill Ave. By last night, he said the storm had wrought about works, reported more than 250 telephone calls yesterday from "But frequently," he added township residents reporting fallen trees blocking roads and $80,000 damage in the borough, although in general, homes were spared major damages. commenting on possible felling power lines. school renovation, "you'll find The Immediate crisis past, the utility workers spent much "We had about 85 men out all night until daybreak. There • you're better off just tearing of yesterday sawing the trees into manageable logs for dis- were 15 to 20 roads blocked, but they're all open now," down the building com- posal in the borough dump on Sunset Ave. Mr. McGowan said. Four or five residences were hit by falling pletely." The next order of business, Mr. McGoldrick said, would trees, but none suffered damage enough to require evac- However, Mr. Bills' ultima- be to rent equipment like wood chippers to aid in the disposal uation, he added. tum that the board should no7 By yesterday afternoon, large-scale power failures in Mid- operation and bring out the borough sweeper to clean up de- dletown had been repaired except for 50 to 75 homes In the bris scattered on streets. Port Monmouth area and individual dwellings spotted about This job, he said, would probably "require three to four the township, Mr. McGowan reported. days." Robert Weigand, Hazlet business administrator, charged Hardest hit by the storm in West Long Long Branch was Hurricane Belle with about $5,000 in damage in the township. the Maplerest Nursing Home for the Aged on Broadway. A falling tree which knocked a chimney off the Hazlet fire- Two large maple trees uprooted in the gale winds crashed house on Holmdel Road accounted for $1,000 of the total, he into the front of the home. None of the 14 residents or their at- said. tendents was injured, although several were "shaken" by the Like Keansburg officials, Mr. Weigand praised the protec- incident. tion from flooding offered by the flood gates at Waackaack A spokesman for the home said no one was evacuated Creek. from the building, although one of the front rooms was leak- Because Hazlet has many new developments, there were ing from the hole caused by the tree. fewer large trees to fall than In older areas, Mr. Weigand re- "We are just grateful that no one was hurt," said the ported. He estimated that cleanup in the township will take home's manager. about two weeks. Workers spent a good part of yesterday sawing the large save is* on your next purchase "We didn't get hit too badly," said Michael Pipemo, ad- trees into manageable pieces for removal. of one 14-oz.or 21-oz. package of ministrator in Matawan Borough. He could give no estimate Long Branch police reported that general clean-up oper- Keebler Rich 'N Chips™ ations yesterday were going smoothly and that storm damage was minimal. The north end of the city was hit hardest, with several Weather: Sunny residents complaining of basement flooding. Many residents of the North End Motel waited out the storm's fury in the evacuation center at Long Branch High School. KltslDS OF CHIPS Sunny and warm today, progess this morning over f high in the mid 80s. Clear Minnesota and western Wis- Monmouth Beach Bathing Pavilion sacrificed its chain MAKE RICHW CHIPS tonight, low about 70. Tomor- consin and from central Il- link fence to the storm. The partking lot to the beach club row sunny and hot, high linois to eastern Kansas was strewn with ocean debris. •round to. Outlook Friday. There were widely scattered The AUenhurst Beach Club on Ocean Ave. reported heavy Douetyooicious! Partly sunny, hot and humid. showers and thunderstorms damages from the storm. The club,.closed yesterday, was ex- pected to reopen today. Mf Dealer For prompt payment, Intense thunderstorms de- from southern Wyoming into tend (hit coupon to Keebler veloped over parts of the up- Arizona, New Mexico and Club Manager Winn Phillips said a 45-man staff worked Company, PO Box 1592. Clin- all through yesterday to restore the damaged cabanas. ton. 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Gusts reached S3 of happy banking. Good only in continental USA miles per hour at Redwood 4:07 a.m and 4:25 p.m. Casfl value i/20oMt Offer ex- Falls, Minn., and (0 miles per For Red Bank and Rumson pires March 31. 1977 hour at Minneapolis. Many bridge, add two hours; Sea western suburbs of Min- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; ] CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Long Branch, deduct 15 min- neapolis were without power Limit: one purchase per coupon early today. utes; ftighlands bridge, add 40 minutes STORE COUPON Thunderstorms were sUU in MEMSE* FMC WWWBURY.NJ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST M 1971 TIM Ffcjj ITlgaW Matawan board counsel hits ACLU for *test case' MAT A WAN - Vincent C as a teat case." board Is maintaining a ra- surrounding districts. The while the schools sack as for reasons of transportation, The board has » days from board vote to place a stetioa De Maio, Regional Board of In backing his contention, cially lnbalanced system U to section, originally within the Cambridge Park have only M safety and space. Race, he the filing of the suit to re- of the Contempra Oae devel- Education attorney, acciued Hr. De Maio said that no change ike law." Broad Street School district, percent. asserted, had nothing to do ipond to the charges, opment la the Cambridge the American CivU UberUes school In Matawan had much was i»y««ig—* to the Cam- Mr De Maio acknowledged with the 1175 change in brought by Mr and Mrs The- Park School district The salt, brought by the Ualoa (ACLU) ol trying to man than a 8 per cent mi- bridge Park School this argument, but said that boundary. odore Peace and their son Also absent at the meeuag ACLU on behalf of two local make a tot cast out of the nority student population. courts in Califomii and New Gregory, I, of II Johnson war* board members Mrs. families, does not charge any The suit also charges that clan action desegregation Since this housing devel- Jersey have not seen fit to re- Ave aad Dr and Mrs Har- Kathleen Marshall. Mrs Row "The courts of New Jersey school here with having a the regional school district suit filed lad week. opment section Is mostly quire that each school in a provides Inferior education vey Weiss aad their daughter Moctulak aad Dr Richard J have Indicated that there is "predominantly" black popu- white, the suit claims that re community have a minority opportunities for minority stu- Johanna, i, of 7 Lola Lane Brown "The thrust of the suit is no racial inbalance until a lation. Bat it does say, smong toning of this nature helped student population ratio com- dents at the Cliffwood and The Peace family is black; Present were board Presi- well outside the parameters school is predominantly black other things, that school further tip the racial scales in parable to the general popu- the Weiss family, white dent Mrs Judith K Hurley. of existing law," declared Mr or minority," the attorney boundaries have been altered the school system. ACLU Broad Street Schools lation as a whole. Hn Pearl Croata. Mrs Lor De Maio, whs> discussed the said, noting that he felt a to separate children by race staff counsel Marilyn Morhcu Mr. De Maio termed this Michael ¥ Ktdxus. the only raim Ayaman, John T Comer suit after a one hour execu- school would have to be at and class. A prime chaage in ser has released figures con- As to the rezoning ol school claim "utterly false" and said board member who has pub- lord and Raymond Bleber tive session on the matter at least 75 per cent black to fall the boundaries came Si 1175, tending that the Broad Street districts here, Mr. De Miio that the "facts will ultimately licly stated that the ACLU Superintendent Dr Joan F. last night's board meeting. "I In this "predominantly" cate- when a section of the Con- and Clilfwood Avenue School said that such change* as that show that there are perhaps has a case, was not present at Regan and board Business can only speculate that the gory. "The only way the tempra One housing devel- contain M 7 per cent of all the concerning the Conlempra greater educational opportu- last night's meeting He was Administrator Edward J. ACLU envisions the lawsuit ACLU can establish that the opment was isolated from black children In Matawan, One development were msde nities in those schools " the lone dissenter in the 1175 Scullion also attended Assembly adjourns again without passing tenant bill •y THOMAS G. DONLAN lower house has been struggl cause of the new state income the income tax law provide* Ing with the form of the ten- tax and the programs, such that the Ux cannot take ef- TRENTON (AP) - The As- ants bill, which would require as Increased state school aid, fect until the tenants bill and sembly yawned to a halt landlords to pass along to that the tax would finance two others already paased by early this morning In the their tenants the property tax The tenants bill has become the legislature have also been eighth hour of another at- relief they would receive be- important because a clause in signed into law tempt to pass the last bill needed to let the state Income tax take effect. Speaker Joseph A. LeFanle, D-Hudson, sent the lower GOP abortion plank house home until this after- noon, when the Democratic leadership will try a new strategy designed to win sup port for a bill to aid tenants. could cause clash The measure fell three votes short of the 41 votes date and that he would nei- 1.1(6 to I.Ml votes In The As- KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) needed for passage last night ther block nor encourage such sociated Press poll of publicly — Democrats and Republi- with five Democrats refusing efforts A third candidacy committed or legally bound cans may clash directly over to support it. might stalemate the contest delegates A total of 1.131 BOARDWALK DAMAGE — This section of boardwalk In Belmar, was damaged by hurricane early the sensitive issue of abortion tor the nomination and help votes are needed for the nom- yesterday. One of those Democrats, As- If the GOP convention adopts Reagan, who trails Ford bv ination semblyman Kenneth Ger- a platform subcommittee's wertz, D-Gloucester, said he recommendation. and several others had been Supporters of both Ronald trying for three weeks to Reagan and President Ford force a change In another bill joined forces In adopting an life-term convict by withholding their support Early warning, evacuation antlabortion proposal by a 13 for the tenant legislation. to 1 vote. As the assemblymen left for While the Democrats op- their homes - or Trenton mo- flees state prison posed a constitutional amend- tel rooms paid for out ol the ment, the Republican propos- legislature's budget — Assis- helped curb storm losses al "supports the efforts of (Continued) They said they thought that tant Majority Leader Albert those who seek enactment of guard tower and then Jumped only about a half dozen la- Buntein, D-Bergen, said the mates had ever made their By PETER MATTIACE some areas of the beach. they were crossing near their a constitutional amendment about M feet to the ground In Harding Township, changes In the other bill way to freedom from the About 500 feet of the fa- Huntlngton, Vt., home was to restore protection of the Footprints were found In the Associated Press Writer George Ide died when his car would be made this afternoon maximum security Institution, mous boardwalk in Atlantic swept away by a rain-swollen right to life of unborn chil- dirt. veered from a wet road as he Too many assemblymen had parts of which are more than City collapsed after the surf branch of the Huntingdon Riv- dren." The spokesman said the CivU Defense officials In a drove in 40-mlle-per hour already left for the amend- IM years old undermined pilings, according er. Carol Mayer, It, was Another platform subcom- heavy storm had knocked out reckoning of Hurricane gusts on Rt. 202 yesterday ments to be made at 2 30 one of the lights on the tower, In a recent interview. Wil- Belle's onslaught on New Jer- morning. Ide, 56, lived In to Public Works Commission- killed when she was hit by a a.m. mittee endorsed a plank last er Pierre Hollingsworth falling tree In the eastern night denouncing busing of obscured vision and made so liam Fauver, director of the sey credit early warnings and Morris Township. much noise that the guard on He said the city suffered 15 Long Island town of Wading He said he would grud- school children as "unneces- Division of Corrections and a emergency evacuations with Police in Woodbrtdge said the tower noticed nothing million In damage to the River. gingly accept the changes in- sary, counterproductive and former superintendent of holding down damage and in- the accident that killed Jo- even though Alden must have boardwalk, in beach erosion Throughout the storm's tended to tighten restrictions wrong." Trenton State Prisoa, said be juries. seph Blum, 58, might have re- been no more than eight or and in minor damage to pub- path, officials were trying to on payment of new state did not know of anyone ever And Gov. Brendan Byrne sulted from high winds, but ten feel away. lic buildings. He said the estimate the damage wrought school aid in the first year ol Both of these proposed escaping from Inside a build and other state officials said they weren't sure because the program In order to as- Police said Alden weighs Ing at the prison yesterday that on the whole there were no witnesses. The city's private sector suffered by Belle, one of the worst planks require approval of $2 million in damage. hurricanes to hit the North- sure passage of the tenants the full Platform Committee approximately 220 pounds and "One or two have escaped the state weathered the storm East Brunswick man's car hit bill and put the income tax is about six feet one inch tall The hurricane, diminishing east since Hurricane Donna and of the convention Itself from the yard, but none re- weU. a utility pole off Rt. 1 Monday into operation. , He has blue eyes, brown curly to a tropical storm, played it- killed M persons in 19W. next week before they can be- cently," he said Two deaths were attributed night. For several sessions the hair and a fair complexion self out over New England On Long Island, which felt come part of the party's offi- An escape attempt In Ja- to the hurricane, and police The state's beaches were Prison spokesmen were un- last night after moving up the the brunt of the storm, dam- cial policy statement nuary, allegedly intended to say it might have caused a damaged by pounding surf sure how long ago the last Atlantic, brushing the New age was reported lighter than At the final hearings by the free reputed Black Liberation third. and vicious winds. Beach ero- Belle's big successful escape from Tren- Jersey coast and pounding its anticipated. But roads and full Platform Committee Army member Clark Squire, Robert Barrln of Jackson sion damage alone was esti- ton State Prison took place way across Long Island and basements were flooded, today, Sen. Jesse Helms, R- failed, leaving one Inmate Township died when two cars mated at $1 million In Ocean but they said they were sure Into Connecticut. Small boats were smashed toll: Trees N.C., leader of a group of dead, another Injured and hit him in Marlboro Township County and $700,000 in Cape It was at least 15 years ago three guards hurt Monday night. Police said May County. An Atlantic City Barbara Chamberlain, 12, and power lines and trees (Continued) conservative delegates, was weather conditions prevented official estimated the resort and her son Russell, 7, were were downed by the fierce prune the roots that were bro- to press for adoption of the drivers from seeing him. lost three feet in elevation in killed when the footbridge winds. ken off. planks embodying their —Excavate on the side of views. the tree that was torn up, so that the roots can be placed Although the party consid- back in a normal position, ered these issues, the two leading candidates continued New loan and fill the excavation with Some still without power to maneuver for the presiden- topsoil. tial nomination by struggling By JIM OSTROFF -* - Brace the tree so that it over convention rules and Some 24 hours after Hurri- Mr. Sherratt noted, how- trees and flooding. his company's southern ser- won't topple again. seeking uncommitted dele- cane Belle walloped the coun- ever, that two local areas, JCPiL, he said, contracted vice area from about 16,000 at —Don't fertilize now; wait source for gates. ty, many homes in this area Rumson and Fair Haven, with tree removal services to 8 a.m. yesterday to 9,000 by until October and then ferti- remained without electricity, were among those hardest hit clear specific areas not yet 4:30 p.m. lize for next year Helms acknowledged to re- despite efforts by power com- by the storm and that large reached by municipal road He said the company ex- The office also provides a porters that he had once dis- pany crews who worked areas were therefore without crews. pected that all power would . booklet on how to deal with cussed with Sen. James Buck- homeowners around the clock making power until late last night. "We have," he added, "ev- be restored "with maybe a storm injured trees, available ley. R-C-N.Y . the possibility of Buckley entering the presi- which allows homeowners emergency repairs. "These areas were harder ery available man on, and few exceptions," by last mid- from the county office at 20 dential race. But Helms said to cash in on the equity of Throughout the day, hit (by blackouts) than many even brought in J5 men from night. Court St., Freehold. others," he said, "because ol Metropolitan Edison in Penn- he was not promoting the Grand their hornet without telling. though, dozens of Fair Haven He could not say how many Mr. Mohr said the extensive idea and that "I'm not nei- This method of borrowing and Rumson residents phoned the large numbers of trees sylvania." of the affected households damage to orchards by the ther encouraging nor dis- hat become to popular that The Dally Register saying that went down, hitting power Mr. Sherratt said company were in Monmouth county, wind and rain could mean a lines." couraging " Opening literally tens of thousand* their frozen and refrigerated crews had reduced the num- nor give an estimate of dam- fruit shortage, particularly of of homeownen flk ap- food was going bad before Mr. Sherratt explained that ber of blacked-out homes in age to JCPIL equipment. peaches and apples, and sub- Buckley said he had been 1021 Route 36 In Middle urged by several conservative plications every year. their eyes and sought re- the fallen trees were not sequently higher prices this town Is the site for the new- senators last month to consid- course from Jersey Central caused solely by high winds, fall. est branch of THE MONEY BIG MONEY LOANS. er being a compromise candi- Power a Light (JCP4L). but a two-day continuous rain STORE. Most area mldenU SMALL PAYMENTS Several residents also said which "softened the ground Twin Lights old, are familiar with television Under (hit method a they were told by JCPiL offi- even before the hurricane commercials of this major homeowner can borrow any cials that they could file up to hit." lending Institution featuring amount from a few hundred a (IN claim for spoiled food Specifically, he said, the Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee dollars up to $25,000 and if power was out for 24 hours, problem In Fair Haven and unique landmark baseball star and currently tomttimft much more This but this could not be con- Rumson, as in Lakewood, When the nlne-million-candle- a iportictttei for the turn, type of loan permit* for firmed with company spokes- Toms River, Princeton and (Continued) long term payout, there, power light In the north Twin as Its spokesman. men last night. Sayreville, was the large Hamilton wrote, "I am this fore payments can be at Light tower burned out in "We're sorry, there is noth- numbers of individual lines day advised by His Majesty's EXPERIENCED small as needed. 1(05, Fresnel's 25 million fTSMQRE ing we can do about spoiled which went down. Coundl that it will be for the MANAGER candle power light was In- DEBT CONSOLIDATION food," was the official word. This pattern of damage, he security not only of this prov- The branch b headed up stalled in the south tower. "We Just can't be respon- said, required individual re- ince, but also of the City of Of A QOOD by Edward Tomaini, a top The money can be used sible for an act of God," ex- pairs in many cases, rather New York that a proper bea- The borough, in conjunction executive of THE MONEY for any purpos* at all in- plained Edwin Sherratt, re- than replacement of a single con be set up and erected with, the General Services Ad- Wlli/Q/ STORE since iU inception cluding debt consolidation, gional director of public infor- transformer which could upon the most convenient ministration, has undertaken He it a long time resident payment of taxes, medical mation for the utility com- regulate electricity for homes part of the Highlands of the the restoration and mainte- of the area and is consid- expense*, college tuition, pany, who noted that they on several streets. Neversinks in order to give nance of the building since ered an expert in real estate purchase of an automobile, were doing "everything to re- Another problem hindering the erlyest alarm of the ap- 1K2. A Twin Lights Commis- and related financing fields. new furniture, or even for store power as soon as pos- repairs, Mr. Sherratt said, proach of an enemy ..." sion and a Twin Lights His- business purposes. In 1826, the government torical Society were also FRIENDLY ADVICE sible • was street blockage by fallen NO OBLIGATION purchased a tract of land formed. In 1M2. the state took Ed, u hit friends call here known as Lighthouse over maintenance of the him, Invites area residents to Ed points out that The Daily Register Hill and constructed twin structure and Twin Lights be- call him at 671-5600 where Modern Acceptance Cor- lighthouse towers there two came an official historical he offers to confidentially poration better known at PlMMM bv TIM ••* tank • tfttttr yean later. By 1882, however, site. A maritime and histori- analyze your property THE MONEY STORE hat EataMHM In Itlt ty J*« H Cat mt M«v cm r the towers had fallen into a cal museum have also been equity plus your Income additional branches in the severe state of disrepair and established there. Tours of and repayment capabilities area where experienced were replaced with the struc- the building are conducted and tell you exactly how managers can offer the tame ture now standing. regularly throughout the sum- much you can borrow and friendly service.. If you live In 1883, Augustin Fresnel, a mer. what your payments should near Bricktown you can call French scientist, designed a Although no longer actively be. Bob Benson at 4581000. gigantic lighthouse lens to used by any maritime In Toms River it's Dick Fel- SECONDARY ton at 244-6300. You are make the light visible 22 agency, the Twin Lights re- MORTGAGE LOANS miles out at tea. The lens was main an Internationally- invited to oU for informa- exhibited at the 1893 Chicago known landmark — a piece of The figures quoted will lion or advicr even though World's Fair, and was then history in which the borough be bated on a highly popu- you have no intention of sold to the U.S. government. takes pride lar method of borrowing, borrowing. SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1976 HIHIUIIIIIIIHIIHHHIIIIIIIIimillllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIIIIIIHIIIIItMIIIHIII -|^ -y _ « £ "• "M 0 ""•" HI Obituaries New zoning proposal introduced in rlazlet IIINIIMMMIIIMItHHMHIIIHHMIHIilllHHHIIIIII HAZLET - The Township 24 at Raritan High School Stone Road and Poole Ave. Holmdel Road were regarded could afford, board members tate the hiring of more teach- Mr*. Josephine V. Brooks - Committee last night in- According to Mayor Her- near the Union Beach border; as favorable locations by the maintained. ers and policemen to accom- troduced a new zoning ordi bert J. Kupfer, five sites have Rt. 36 near the Shop-Rite su- Township Committee. Rents for the apartment modate the added population RED BANK — Mrs Jose- Hn Brooks was i commu nance that will allow multi- been proposed for about 700 permarket; Holmdel Road be- Mayor Kupfer said the unlti would range from $240 Other opponents feel the phlne V Brooks, 85, of 23 nicint of St. James Roman family dwellings here for the multi-family dwellings, which hind the Shore Point Inn, and Holmdel Road site was unsui- to 1300 a month, board offi- township is crowded enough Mount Si died yesterday at Catholic Church first time. would include townhouses, Middle Road near Raritan table because of hazardous cials noted. The officials at the present time. the Medl-Center here Surviving are a son, Joseph A public hearing on the condominiums and garden High School (this site will be traffic conditions in the area added that revenue from the Born In Uncroft, she was a M. Brooks of Malawan; three matter is scheduled for Aug. apartments, the proposed reserved for condominiums The committee will probably multi-family dwellings would Lottery winner lifelong resident of the area. sisters, Mrs. Margaret Du- sites are: Clark and Beers St. for adults 45 or older ) vote to delete this site, he benefit the community at She was the widow of Ed gan, here; Mrs. Una Aumack Mrs. Walter Fenton near the Keyport border; All sites except the one on added Urge. They estimate that the TRENTON (AP) - The ward Brooks, who died in and Mrs. Elizabeth Antonides, new toning ordinance could winning number Tuesday in FREEHOLD - Mrs. Carrie The Planning Board had ltti both of Eatontown; five prOjfttt anywhere from New Jersey's "Pick-It" lot- R. Fenton, 86, of 71 Broad St, Misa Marion Davis recommended the proposal to grandchildren; and seven PSO.000 to 1400.000 in addition- tery was 664 died yesterday at the Con- the committee on Aug. 5 by a Charles F. Scott Jr. | .t grandchUdren. RUMSON - Miss Marion the Holy Cross Roman Catho- al taxes per year. re vacenter, Freehold Township vote of 8-0 Board members A straight bet paid 1528, RED BANK - Charles F E. Davis, M, of 38 Washington lic Church, here. had stated that the proposal Opposition to the proposal there was no box payoff and Scott Jr, M, of 18 Plnckney The John E. Day Funeral Born In Smithburg, she St., died yesterday at Riv- Surviving are a brother, Home u ta cnllr e arran e would afford older people liv- has been voiced by some resi- the front or back pair paid RRoadd diedidd MondaMdy at the VA H i i h8 <*f 8 lived here all her life' ervlew Hospital, Red Bank. William F. Davis of Ruther- ing in the township the op- dents who feel it may necessi- $52 50 Hospital, East Orange ments Mrs. Fenton was a member Miss Davis was born and ford, and a sister, Julia C. portunity to move into a con- Born in Long Branch, he of the Freehold United Meth- had lived In Jersey City be- Davis, here. dominium. In addition, the was a lifelong resident of the William L. Combs odist Church, a life member fore moving here 18 years The John E. Day Funeral ago. Home, Red Bank, is in charge proposal would provide hous- area. FT LAUDERDALE, Fla of the Freehold Women's She was a communicant of of arrangements. ing that younger residents for the past 17 years he - William Leroy Combs, U, Club, and a member of Molly was a salesman with Sears, of 720 N.E. 2nd St., died here Pitcher 1(8, Order of the Roebuck and Company in Sunday following an accident. Eastern Star. Mlddletown He was born in Freehold, Surviving are her husband, He was an Army veteran of N.J., where he resided most Walter W. Fenton; two broth- World War II. MONMOUTH MEATS of his life. Prior to coming ers, Ivins Reynolds of Lake- Mr. Scott was a commu- here three years ago, he had wood and Harry Reynolds of 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. I 90 OCEANPORT AVE. nicant of St. James Roman also lived In Trenton, N.J. He Freehold Township; five sis- RED BANK EATONTOWN I LITTLE SILVER Catholic Church. was a maintenance man for ters, Mrs. Mary Anderson, 741-5292 542-0743 741-5360 He was a member of the I Bai-Hal Marina, here. here, Mrs. Grace Francis, Weststde Hose Company of Mrs. Beulah Kienupske, Mrs LEAN-FRESH AMOGAST t MSTUN ALL PORK Surviving are his widow, the Red Bank Volunteer Fire Pearl Eichmann and Mrs. Department. Mrs. Terry Kaminskl Combs; Rachel Thompson, all of two sons, Gregory Combs and SKINLESS Surviving are his widow, Lakewood. GROUND SAUSAGE Mrs. ElizabetElb h K. Kelly, and William Combs of Trenton, a sister, Sister Mary Renee of "is mother, Mrs. Gladys The Higgins Memorial FRANKS North Plainfleld Combs of Jamesburg, N.J , Home is In charge of arrange- CHUCK LINKS The John E. Day Funeral who is a retired typist for the ments. Home is In charge of arrange- Monmouth County Court- 19 ments. house, Freehold, and his ma- Douglas J. Hoffman ternal grandmother, Mrs. Emma P'ORT MONMOUTH - 99! Mrs. Adolph Burger Bergeron of Franklin, 99 1 Douglas J. Hoffman, 20, of 13 3 LEAN-ALL MEAT ARMOUR STAR LEAN MEATY KEANSBURG - Mrs. Es- N H Collins Ave., died Tuesday at ther M. Burger, 63, of 11 Spy- The C.H.T. Clayton and Son home. der Ave., died Monday in Funeral Home, Adelphia, Mr. Hoffman was born in LAMB BEEF SPARE Howell Township, N.J , is in Bayshore Community Hospi- p Long Branch and was a life- tal, Holmdel charge of arrangements. long resident here. PATTIES LIVER RIBS Mrs. Burger was born in Newfoundland and lived in Mrs. kutlirwi Torello He was employed as a chef for Bahrs Restaurant for the 39 the Bayshore area for the FREEH0LD - Mrs. Kith- past 24 years. past six years and was a ryn J. Torello, 77, of 7 Broad member of the Middletown Ib. Surviving are her husband, St. died yesterday at the 99! 1 Civil Defense organization HM* ¥*t!4*4¥* ¥4 H • * ¥4 ¥4 n ¥499 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 !¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥* ¥* ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥41 Adolph Burger; three sons, home of her daughter, Mrs. William F. Burger of Port and the National Rifleman's George Strimple, 71 Iceland Monmouth, Richard E. Bur- Association. Proud lo be a Part of America Ter, Tinton Falls. ger of East Keansburg and Surviving are his parents, Robert A. Burger of Velpe- She was born here, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman rasa, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. and three brothers, John Phyllis Kurdyla of Middle- ter of the late Richard and Health and beauty savings Anna McCourt Jordan, and re-Hoffman Jr. of Belford, Step- town; a brother, Everett Han- Values effective Aug 11 thru 14. sided here'all her life. She hen Hoffman of West Keans- cock of Bogota and six grand burg and Joseph Hoffman of children was the widow of Nicholas II Torello, who died in 1961, and East Keansburg. The John J. Ryan Home for start at Mack's! was a communicant of St. The John F. Pfleger Funer- Funerals, here, is In charge Rose oiLtma Roman Catholic It depends on you... of arrangements. al Home, New Monmouth, is Words to Here s the second ol our new . lor the most effective use of medicine Church. In charge of arrangements. Check weekly health lip columns, the wise Here's more good -dvice lor proper use: Ml.CordOtThonfcs Surviving in addition to and Mack's Facts', continuing Mrs. Strimple, are another with more advice for the effective Report Dad reactions lo medication MORRIS — Leull*. Th* brolhtr Mrs. Bertha Daniels compare! on health. use ol medicine Idea1 A good mmedialely to your doctor. In-low and rtlotlvtl ol th« lot* Loulit daughter, Mrs. Peter Koum- Morrlt with to •xpfctt Ihtlr thanki to jian, here, and four grand- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - DRUG STORES summer project tor the kids 5 Report any new symptoms • il new Irltndi tor rh*lr Klndntil Ihown dur start a health lip scrapbook side effects develop alter medication. Ing th* polling ol Loult* Morrlt, children Mrs. Bertha Dalley Daniels, for the family 6 Tell your doctor il you re not taking 201. Death Notices The Higgins Memorial 80, of Elton Road, died Mon- prescribed medication Home is In charge of arrange- day at Union Forge Nursing HOFFMAN — Douatoi J , ogt More advice about medication nexl wmk H, on Aug 10. 117*. Bifovtd ton ol ments. Home, Clinton John and Sttllo Hoffman. Dtar brother or John, Sltphtn and Jo»tph Funtrol Friday at 9.M o.m. Irom Iht John F She was born in Neshanic fMltotr Funtrol Home, IIS Tlndall John H. MacCray Jr. EFFERDENT Rood, New Monmouth Matt of Chrli- Station and lived in Hillside SWEET r tlan Burial will bt offtrtd al St. Red Bank — John H. before coming here In 1927. DENTURE CLEANSER Uary'i R.C. Church, Ntw Monmouth, at 10 a.m. Interment Ml Olivet Ctmt- MacCray Sr, 82, of W River She was the widow of Horace SUGAR SUBSTITUTE TABLETS teryt , MlddlMlddl.t o V " St., died yesterday at Riv- Daniels, who died In 1958 96 l J »P m , Thuftday,' erview Hospital. MacCRAY jonn H. sr. or w Surviving are three sons, USTERINE Born in New York City, he River St., Red Bonk, on Aug. to, 1976 John C. Daniels of Asbury Smith and John H. MacCray Jr. had lived here 65 years. ANTISEPTIC Grandfathtr of live- Funeral itrvlci and Leroy Daniels and Nor- Friday, 10am at the SI Thomoi Epli He was self-employed in copol Church, Red Bonk. Father Pot man Daniels, here; a daugh- tenon officiating Interment White property management. Rldg« Cemetery, Eatontown. Friend* ter, Mrs. Evelyn Donovan of may call at tnt Child* Funeral Home, Mr. MacCray was a mem- Holiday, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. 364 Shrewsbury Ave., Rtd Bonk. ber of St. Thomas Episcopal Thursday e-fpm Helen Turner of Millstone; Church. eight grandchildren, 19 great- SCOTT — Charlti F. Jr., of Rtd Surviving are a son, John Bank, on August 9. 1976 Husband ot grandchildren, and three CONTAC H. MacCray Jr., here; a great-great-grandchildren. doy, f{iB>Sf\t] <•« RR daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Miichun Sf\t] "<•"« °" Smith of Lon A.R.M. CT: 5S BHJB&C?!? B Branch; anThde C.H.T. Clayton and Son deodorant ond Tnundoy. 14 and 7 9 p m In lieu five grandchildren. Funeral Home, Adelphia, ALLERGY RELIEF MEDICIN ot tlowtn».. piioipltaie rnakmaket <.ontconlrltnjllonr iDullomi Thp Philric Flinprfll Hlinu1 Howell Township, is in charge 10 Mqnmoutoutnh OctoOtton COunMeCovntltt ChapterQhapUr,. Ine ^»uQS rUIltrdl 11 unit, specials! Notional Multiple 5c(*rolll Socltly. M of arrangements. MolnAvt . OoonGrom. 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HAZlfT EATONTOWN BRKXTOWN ^-\ OUDCUfCDIIDV ^SHREWSBURYPLAZA-BROADST PMI*. Aw. tt It. at Hw Grtk Rl. 35 en HI. 70 ^^X OnllE WODUll I Omnnijhu-dH Thunifn.tiHO fcXirlMI »«wsauRY.Nj WEDNESDAY AUGUST n we The Dwy KegNer ! Keyport asked to abandon plans for new water well KEYPORKKVPOHT -— Councilmarnunrtlmln saltillt intrusioIntriuinn of thIhec ixilewater lonInwg timtimee , th»r»'there'«s a Inlott mormarec IniIonus >~and1 lhthe» .rtu.actuall iMwrneedi of •a iimagreedd with tkoitheir colleaguemlluimr , rrvillhiHrevitalisedl hnrnuiborough SVIttsystem "I'd ntlwrather let WltieotomeoaeM til*else CetdlRceedingI loafour UBItS—1units—to0 papiy) Junes R Birmingham asked supply involved in this whole thing million gallons the council's lone Democrat. The other consulting engi go through the headaches of taxes hi advance The govern Borough Coundl last night to Since that time, the coun- than really meets the eye " Insisted Mr. Birmingham, Said Councilman Harold neers were Frederick Kurtz providing ua with water." lag body claims that many abandon its plans to build cil's majority decided to According to Edward "We've spent too much al- Stout, "Our auditor (Herbert and Charles J Kupper said George Bolte of a Allan large landlord! now pay U»e> new water well and treatment move ahead with plans to aicLane, borough business ad- ready on trying to produce Caruaoe) did a study to deter- "The buck stops here and lie SI late, uaai tax rands u capi tal for investment in interest facilities and reconsiderhi sdrill a new well and treifc ministrator, Keyport now water ourselves. Buying wa- mine whether buying water we made a decision," de- Another resident aald he bearing bank accounts proposal to buy water directly ment capability at a site near buys about half of its daily ter isn't a curse. I feel it's or producing it ourselves was clared air Volpe questioned the reasoning be- Abo adopted was a resolu from an outside supplier. the new water tower at Cass water needs — roughly 500,000 more efficient in the long better He came up with the "But is it a wise one?" hind moving a new water fa- The borough began pur St. gallons — from the West stretch because you can be conclusion thai it was better asked air Birmingham cility slightly inland to Cass lisa calling os taw state gov chasing water from the West Said Mr. Birmingham, Keansburg utility at a cost of more sure of the quality of and cheaper to produce our Noted Benedict R Nicosia, St. in the hope of producing emmeni lo permit income tax Keansburg Water Co. last "When you consider the cost about tM 000 monthly. The the product. Buying the wa- own." borough! attorney, "There salt-tree and chloride-free wa- rebates to appear as credits spring on an emergency basis of bonding and the fact that borough's interim water facil- ter direct gives us more of a Councilman Richard I comes a time when you have ter. on local tax bills rather than a more costly method of mail when the Cedar St. water we don't know if a new well ity makes up the dtffetrnce guaranty than we're getting Volpe stressednthaQnot only to stop getting opinions " Timothy Gillen of Schoor tag rebate checks directly plant could no longer handle will give us good water for a between the half million gal- by drilling another well the borough engineer? How- air Birmingham received Engineering pointed out thai from the slate capital to here." ard M Schoor, but two other support from several mem- moving the site of a new well Other coundl members dis consultants recommended a bers of the audience. up to Cass SI away from recipieau Raritan Bay "helps us gain Mr. Birmingham also an- more time and a better nounced that the street de- City denies license quality water supply." partment will be picking up storm debris—specifically On July 28, Joseph W Mill- branches and tree er Jr., the state's principal geologist, gave support to the limbs—starting today Cass St plan transfer bid of club "By doing this you will eliminate your chloride prob- LONG BRANCH - The "This would Just be a fami- enjoy the quiet of their lem," he noted City Coundl last night voted ly beach club with this added homes." Classified Way 4-1 to reject a liquor license service," said Mr. Peters. "Besides," he said, "I don't The council'passed a resolu lion asking the state legisla- dial transfer to the Takanassee The council investigated the believe that a liquor license ture to pass legislation requir- The Action Line" Beach Club, Ocean Ave , af- possibilities of imposing re- would Improve a family-type ing owners of multi-unit hous- ter listening to the protests of strictions on the approval of dub." ing developments—those ex- 542-1700 the residents of the Imperial the license which would pre- Councilman Howard H. House high-rise condominium. vent the club from having a Woolley Jr. said voting on the The Imperial House neigh- discotheque or selling the li- matter was "a most difficult bors the beach club, and ap- cense. decision," but that he was don't wait in line! proximately 75 residents of The other four council "forced to examine whether those condominiums objected members all noted that they this license would adversely to the beach club being grant- couldn't be certain that future affect the good of the neigh- tickets for ed a plenary license on the councils would enforce any borhood," and maintained grounds that it would create restrictions, so this line of that it would. GREAT ADVENTURE excess noise, increase traffic reasoning was abandoned. Mr. Dennis, however, said problems and disturb their "It would be foolish to be- "Long Branch Is a seashore (combination tickets for Safari Park peace and quiet. lieve that any restrictions onresort — and that means and Entertainment Section) Councilman James W. Den- this license would be binding beach clubs. We have to pro- on sale at steinbach nis cut the sole vote in favor in the future," said Richard tect the rights of the city's of granting the license, saying G. Traversa, council presi- business here." service desks, all stores that the Imperial House resi- dent. "I don't believe that a He also told the approxi- you can charge them! dents "had no right to stop a liquor license is essential to mately 75 Imperial House FAT CHANCE — Legendary pool wizard "Minnesota Fats" — known to his Use your steinbach charge. man from earning his living." the operation of a beach club, residents gathered that they mother as Rudolph Wanderone — lines up one of'his patented trick shots master charge, bankamericard Christopher Peters, a prin- anyway," he continued. "knew what the area was during an exhibition sponsored by the Professional Pool PItayers Associ- cipal of the Takanassee Beach Councilman David J. Bilger like" when they purchased ation. The association Is holding the First World Open Pocket Billiards Club, testified that he hoped Sr. said the granting of the li- their apartments. Championship at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, all this week. Promoters the license would generate cense would only aggravate "They must have known say the $50,000 prize money makes It theTlchest billiards tournament In the StoHbech more business. an already troublesome traf- that it was a semi-com- world. He also said he had no in- fic situation. mercial area," he said. tention of operating the bar He also said that he sympa- "If they wanted peace and as • discotheque or have live thized with the Imperial quiet — they should have music. House residents "who want to gone to the country," he said.

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Sandford, Associate Editor is heading for a manpower "SCENE "pro-natal" steps now being crisis, which may force the taken won't produce working- years and under, have been I WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 1076 Kremlin to relax its commu- aged children until well into started" In three cities. Oth- ers reportedly Me in the plan- nist discipline and offer the by the Joint Congressional thelMOs workers more capitalistic in- Economic Committee, which The manpower crunch will ning stage "The regimen in centives will make it public in late probably hit the farms first, those camps," say the bish- ANDERSON 'Mow on earth did you guess This is the conclusion of September It was coauthor- where productivity already ops, is "reminiscent of Hit- America4!* top Soviet man- ed by Dr Feshbach and Ste- his fallen so low that the So ler's Youth Movement of the I'm a federal meat inspector?* power expert. Dr Murray ven Rapawy viets must import food to feed 30s and the Red Guards of China." Feshbach, who has Just com- The Soviet population the 256 million population. In eating the conservative Car- pleted one of the most Impor- trends indicate that the popu- short, the Soviet Union won't dinal Jaime Sin. The prelates describe "sys- tant demographic studies lation is aging and that there have the mass workers But now most of his bishops tematic indoctrination" in the ever done on the Soviet aren't enough young people to needed to meet production de- have taken, a courageous camps, "bordering on brain- Union pick up the work tools The mands, and a reverse "1984" stand against the abuses they washing and leading to an un- disguised personality cult of According to Dr. Fesh- European Russians, who have may hit the country by 1983 have witnessed. They have President Marcos." bach's calculations, Russia produced most of the skilled BISHOP'S CHALLENGE: denounced the heavy super- can expect a critical manpow- workers in the past, are also In dictatorships around the structure of secret police, in- The stirring manifesto, er shortage by 1983 There is (ailing behind the Central world, the clergy have de- formers and corrupt generals.. completed on the Philippines' statistical irony in the year Asian minorities in population fended the downtrodden and which Marcos has imposed Independence Day, June 12. is It comes the year before growth the persecuted Catholic upon the country. divided into 37 sections deal- "1984,'' the time and title of The minority races, accord- priests and Protestant minis- He has centralized political ing with every facet of Philip- George Orwell's famous sat- ing to Feshbach, also resist ters alike have risked their power and put "the whole na- pine life: family, youth, labor- ire. Orwell described a Stall- leaving home to work in dis- lives to bring us evidence of tion under the control of one ers, farmers, political prison- nesque police state, whose tant factories and fields. Nor torture in such countries as man," the bishops declare. ers, students, even aliens and citizens couldn't make a do they want to go to the Chi- Brazil, Chile. Cuba, India aijd Yet the official corruption he squatters. move without government nese border to build up the Iran. promised to eradicate "goes The churchmen charge that sanction. population for a confrontation Now many of the 81 Calho- on unabated." It is accom- labor leaders, for example, But if Dr. Feshbach's con- with the Chinese. lic bishops in the Philippines, panied, they say, by "violence "languish in jail to be re- fidential study is correct, the The 4.5 million-man Soviet meeting secretly, have and terrorizing, too, since the leased only at the pleasure of Russian people may be able army draws off the youth, drafted a manifesto con- military are the only people the government for as long as to loosen the Orwellian grip who need to be trained to fill demning the suppression of licensed to carry arms." the State of Emergency' and gain more freedom in the middle-level Jobs. The human rights by President The bishops tell of torture lasts." The right to strike has 1983 This is what it may take housing shortage, with hus- Ferdinand Marcos. A copy in Marcos' stockades. Politi- also b*n suppressed "In fla- to overcone the manpower bands and wives cooped in has been smuggled to us. cal suspects have "practically grant violation" of free labor shortage and stimulate pro- tiny apartments, has also dis- Marcos and his wife, no rights," the manifesto al- principles. ductivity. couraged women from having Imedla. have courted the Ro- leges, "(and) arbitrary ar- The bishops call for dis- Dr. Feshbach has based his babies. man Catholic Church, which rests are matched by arbi- cussions "in peaceful and or- conclusions on a painstaking To maintain an adequate has a religious hold on 83 per trary detentions." Prisoners derly way." But they urge in study of Soviet census figures work force, each family must cent of the Philippines' 40 are held for months without ringing language: "Lei the and other obscure documents. produce at least 2.2 children. million people. The Marcuses charges. people be heard. Let the The study was commissioned Soviet families have dropped have had some success In pla- The press is "sycophantic" people decide." The greatest criminal of all

By JIM BISHOP i know is how to push the right These men were artists. numbers on a telephone. It They wrote up 60.000 fake life America adores the com- THE helps to know the computer's insurance policies and jamed puter. The machine does nol password. them into the computer. They think. It remembers every- Once you're In, you're all falsified medical reports and thing it has been told. There REPORTER the way in. The chug-alug made sick policyholders well. are 120.000 In this country, clinker will tell you every- They cashed thousands of and there is a growing suspi- thing it knows. In addition, it premium payment checks and cion that computers have the never snitches to its owners told the asinine machine that biggest mouths in the world up to a computer. He didn't Its mouth remains sealed. the policies should be can- and may be accessories to want to marry it or date it. Computer thieves are In- celled. crime. He wanted to be friends. telligent. They are not only BISHOP As a deft touch, they sold The computer allowed him white collar, but dazzllngly He even advertised in the thousands of phony insurance Also, they are stubborn. to play with her keyboard. In When they are wrong, they In- while A West Coast student Los Angeles Yellow Pages policies through their comput- a short time hundreds of bank was'rooting in the trash cans One mistake. There is always er into the computers of oth- sist that they are right. They accounts had been juggled. not only send wrong bills to of Pacific Tel and Tel. He one small mistake. He ers. The officers took the Police protection needed The computer was warning found surplus manuals which bragged to one of his employ- cash wrong people; they keep up to the touch of his fingers sending them. explained how the company ees and explained how he did Residents in projects adminis- to pay for half of the costs, provided when he departed with $1.5 bought equipment by comput- it. Probably a girl. Boys An angry employee, prob- tered by the Long Branch Housing its contribution is made in lieu of One told a man he owed million. The machine, which er. boast. Girls snitch. ably denied a 10 buck raise, Authority have made desperate taxes. S00 on a utility bill. Quite doesn't just give herself to ev- You can steal from your called the fuzz. When the properly, he said "nothing erybody, is now sullen. The boy studied the code lying, crooked machine pleas for additional police protec- Whatever financial arrange- own computer, if you happen from nothing is nothing — the Stephen Rosen, who wrote and ordered the computer to to have one lying in the attic. flunked a polygraph test, it tion. In response, the city council ments are finally agreed upon, ade- hell with it." He got a bill for "Future Facts," says that sci- buy lots and lots of equip- The Equity Funding Corpo- was learned that Equity Fund- has added five policemen to that quate police protection must be pro- $.00 the next month. And the ence and the law are trying to ment. Wisely, he bought an ration of America did it. They ing had credited itself with $3 beat, bringing the housing security vided. Besides dealing with young next find ways of preventing com- old Pacific Tel and Tel truck. were selling billions of dollars billion dollars it didn't have. force to 10 members. hoodlums who must be brought to He begged the utility com- puters from being accessories He used It to pick up all deliv- in Insurance and doing an Michael Fooner wrote to pany to stop it. They told the to crime. So far, no way has eries. Stephen Rosen: "This has fo- The frequency of purse-snatch- justice, the presence of police would "Oh Wow!" business. computer to shut up. It kept been found to stop these big He couldn't get a C-minus Someone in the higher ech- cused attention on the newest ings and vandalism has been such assure that no citizen should have to popping bills for $.00. The digital dopes from spilling in geometry but he and that elons conceived the notion and potentially greatest crim- live in a state of fear. that many of the tenants, particu- customer solved it. He sent their guts. computer made beautiful mu- that work is bruising and dan- inal In the world — the com- larly the senior citizens, dread the We hope the beefing up of the the company a check for $.00 Recently, a bright college sic. The student hired a gerous to mind and body. puter." Next we will have thought of leaving their homes. security force will have beneficial The computer stamped it student used a university bunch of employees, opened Why not steal from the com- computer detectives; as soon "Paid." computer to tap information up a big telephone accessory as we learn how to build a The council and the Housing Au- effects for those living in the hous- puter? A few officers said There was a teller at a ma- from another computer in a shop and leased a warehouse "Why not? It sure beats that machine which spies on other ing complexes. Inasmuch as the five thority are at odds as to which jor savings bank who cozied distant city. All you have to for the stuff he couldn't store. nine-to-five jazz." machines... should pay for the added police pro- new policemen have- been hired only tection, and it is imperative that this through*September, however, we be- dispute be resolved as quickly as lieve the council should act promptly possible. In a temporary arrange- to make certain that public safety is maintained throughout the year. Connally at the bat ment, the authority appears willing

By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN mi iiniiiiiiniiii ii outward sign of competence. ment to prohibit school busing It's a kind of musk some men for racial balance. You have "Every Cabinet shpuld THE LIBERAL #*> «"• «> <*** suggestive to wonder about taking Con- Monmouth's Republicans have at least one potential nally seriously on such topics. of men of destiny or maybe He tosses off suggested con- president in it," Richard Nix- captains of industry. What- It's been a long time since Re- ner to benefit the party's finance SIDE stitutional amendments the on is supposed to have said ever it is. Republicans are publicans have had complete control committee. while meditating on offering way other politicians propose I Illllllllllll 11 1 more drawn to the odor just municipal ordinances. They A crowd of that size undoubtedly the Treasury to John Con- of county government and most mu- now than Democrats and thus range from single, six-year nally. He was but the first of nally? He had Nixon gaga: nicipalities in Monmouth. We re- came out because of the attractive- return to sniff at the likes of terms for presidents to a quix many Republicans who saw a "Only three men in America member when it was a rarity for a ness of Mr. Simon, a former Spring Connally. Ignoring the more otic amendment that mem- potential in Connally that es- understand the use of power. substantial claims of less bers of Congress be required, Democrat to win an elective office, Lake resident who is being men- caped the leaders of the I do. John Connally does. And gamy persons like Secretary VM HOFFMAN to spend three months out of but things have changed and we now tioned as a vice presidential possi- Democratic Party of which I guess Nelson does." the former Texas governor of the Treasury William Sim- every 12 in their home dis- have a well organized Democratic bility if President Ford is given the Like Rockefeller, Connally na)ly taught him where the had been a member until on. Not only has Simon kept tricts staying in touch with Party which enjoys a majority on Republican nomination in Kansas exudes a take-charge con- Jerry Ford, that ward of the hidden business support was their constituents. 1972. fidence that Republicans for the step- he hated to the Board of Freeholders and has its City next week. national state, from doing What is there about Con- must mistake as a certain take." That step, of course, He backed the Nixon- party chairman as county clerk. There was a lot of the old-time foolish and erratic things, but Moynihan guaranteed Income h; has shown himself to be a was wage and price controls. party fervor at the dinner. It will be legislative effort and has even It must have felt like "the good thoughtful, consistent and It was Connally who assist- old days" for Monmouth's GOP. interesting to see if that spirit car- ed Roy Ash and several other flirted with something called competent conservative, the National Dividend Plan. however, when U.S. Secretary of the ries through to November. That's- which, you'd think, might be big businessmen in putting to- gether the 1970 plan that be- This involves yet another con- Treasury William E. Simon came to when we'll learn if the GOP can attractive to Republicans. gan the Nixonian down- stitutional amendment, one the county to speak before more make a comeback or if the party's Not a bit of it. They like that would put a 50 per cent Charisma Connally and they grading of the Cabinet secre- than 500 guests at a 1125-a-plate din- influence is a thing of the past. ceiling on the corporate in- like him so well that they'll taries and a new and unheard of formal concentration of come tax. The money collect- accept things from him that ed wouldn't be retained by power in the executive office would set them off trying to the Treasury but would be di- of the President. As with lynch Rockefeller again. Con- vided up and distributed to And now to 1980 nally, whom you will recall price and wage controls «r each registered voter. was the major Administration Connauy's pushing for a new version of the old New Deal spokesman for the Lockheed His history makes clear That was a colorful close they triumph. That was a salute to the Reconstruction Finance Cor- loan, is jusl as firm a believer who he is but not what kind of staged in Montreal for the 21st perseverance and determination of poration, there is nothing nec- in using the public credit to conservatism He has been an American wife. essarily nefarious about the Olympiad. back private enterprise as made to stand for. It's nol the direction he was travelling in, Later, those guards managed to Rockefeller ever has been. Whig tradition of small, free With all the preoccupation with but it, like Connally's whole capture an ABC mobile camera with William Safire, the colum- market enterprise and less their French culture and language record, is hard to square with dispatch, but took a little more time nist who was a White House government. Indeed, if a John and its grand and mellifluous music. staffer in the first Nixon Ad- traditional conservatism. learning of and then doing some- Connally is now a true ex- they chose nonetheless to pay hom- ministration, writes: "Con- The same can be said of pression of conservatism, thing about a male streaker in a Nixon, but, more than his Re- age to Quebec's earlier inhabitants, nally. as a successful politi- then there is a New Con- circle of school-girl dancers. cian turned businessman, had publican patron, Connally servative to match the New the Indians. All in all, though, in spite of Ca- an insight to contribute to seems imbued with the root- Liberal. less, overly pragmatic and in- It wasn't, after all. as if they nada's breaking its promise to the Nixon: that the businessman of today was a far cry from trusively energetic eclectic- That is our Silver Meteor, were trying to rekindle the French International Olympics Committee the entrepreneur of old who ism of a big business, Roose- or should we rest with Presi- and Indian wars. Their security was on the Republic of China issue and resented government inter- veltian Democrat. It is ex- dent Nixon's summation of something to behold, with just a few in spite of nearly a whole continent's ference. Most business man- actly those qualities that put Jawing Jawn: "I brought him off the small business, work minor lapses. The wife of Bruce pulling out of the games to make a agers. Connally understood, up from the Texas League. were ready to trade away too ethics-types in the Republican Jenner, the American decathlon win- racial-political point, the summer Sometimes he singles, some- much economic freedom for Party when they see Nelson times he doubles, and often ner, may have gotten a wounded el- games went off smoothly. stable labor demands, fig- Rockefeller. For some reason gets a home run. Further- bow and assorted bruises in fighting It was a pleasing and peaceful uring 'uncertainty' to be Connally doesn't bother them, more when a ball comes at her way past the guards to be with international event, the perpetuation 'You see, it's really mine, worse for business than gov- perhaps because he's advo- his head, he knows how to cated a constitutional amend- her husband at his moment of of which is worthwhile. but I jusl don't have it locked up.' ernment controls . . . Con- duck" 9«EWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY AUGUST 11 1(76 Facts, fiction about the 84-year-old Sea Bright school Sea Bright, N.J them like this anymore. For Burke, there is a master plan Question What U next on there for the purpose of rep- should go about finding out Tax battle I. 1174. when the state Su- To the Editor 84 years the school has stood, in which all small school sys- resenting the voters and tax- your list' Police, Fire De- what the desires of the people 711 Hopping Hoad preme Court ruled that it was Over the put weeks much unchanged except for mainte- tems such as ours are to be payers They are the voice of partment, First Aid. Senior are and work in that direction Belford. N J unconstitutional to finance has been written concerning nance and repair Now, all of phased out in favor of re- the people. It is the sole pur- Citixens? What is your next not wage an all out battle in To the Editor the school system by property the Sea Bright School How- a sudden it has become un- gtonaliiation? pose for which you were target' the opposite direction What Now that the battle for an taxes An article appeared hi ever, Mine of the "printed safe. Where were Mr Burke, Fact: Councilman Rev elected Somewhere along the Fact: A town without a happened to the "orderly income tax is over, we the se- The Daily Register Nov II, word" hai contained much Mr. Bills, Mr Holcome and Duffy first closed' our recrea- way you seem to have lost school and children is a per- growth of Sea Bright?" In nior cltiiens of Middletown 1175, saying the district real- •peculation, hall-truths and their prediecessors If the tion center, then they took sight of that fact This ia es- fect spot for a gambling re- this, the MOth birthday of our are now going to fight to re- ized WSJ ••) in Interest on in Inaccuracies. In all fairness school has been unsafe all away half of our public sence means, you should go nation, we have been set back vrstmenU I am sure that the these years???? sort, is it not? coup some of the school tax to the children who are suf- beach, now they want to take about finding out what the de- Mtyears. lonnslup has the money Question: Is it true, Mr A closing word to the town money that has been taken fering through this con- away our school fathers Elected officials are sires of the people mean, you Mrs L J Johnson Michael J Pinto troversy, can we now have unconstitutionally since July some facts and fictions clari- fied? Fiction: Councilman Rev. Duffy tells ui our school has

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iiiiiMMiHiiiiimiiiHiiiiiimHiimimmiiiiii too many "frills." Fact: "Frills," such as the Sixth grade trip to Montreal, are paid for by the students them- selves, who earn the money through cake and candy sales, etc. Fiction: Councilman Rev. Duffy tells us our school does not provide quality education. Fact: The quality of our chil- dren's education speaks for It- self, as they go on to other schools and walk away with certificates of high achieve- ment, citizenship and sports- manship; as well as scholar- ships to institutions of higher learning. In addition to their quality education they also receive a lot of love and car- Ing from their teachers and principal.

Fiction: The cost of sending the children to another school district would be less. Fact: If this be the case, why is it we were not allowed to present the true cost figures as op- posed to Councilman Duffy's, at a public meeting?

Question: What will be the cost to the taxpayers when the borough takes over the school for a municipal build- ing, and decides it has to be renovated at our expense? Fiction: The school is un- safe. Fact: They don't build

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AUGUST 11. 1976 v Federal pensions best, most debt-ridden Two other groups receive il service statutes, also are By LEE MIT(.AM. the life of its commitments , accumulated, no investments are made and hence there is generous retirement benefits getting paid an unintended Aotetalcd Press Writer Of the 21 principal federal no interest that might ease f congressmen and federal windfall in back civil service pension plans, only one — the the tax burden Pension ex- judges benefits for U.S. government Federal pension plans offer Federal Reserve System Re- perts say this type of system Congressmen are covered jobs they held before joining the best retirement deal in tirement Plan covering 1.500 runs a high risk of sharply by the Civil Service Retire- the bench The amount of this the nation to their workers, employes — is fully funded, rising costs each year be- ment Plan, but no one is sure windfall has been estimated from the president of the meaning that if the plan went cause provisions for future how much of the fund's $101 as high as $200,000 United States to the mailman out of existence, it would payments to retirees are nev- billion unfunded liability is A U.S. Civil Service Com- But the pension funds also are have the assets to pay all its er set aside. due to congressional pensions mission spokesman said If among the most debt ridden pension debts on the spot Benefits range from $11,000 to federal judges were entitled The 21 major pension plans The rest of the plans appar- Military pension costs, more than $50,000. depending to back civil service pensions covering federal employes ently are relying on faith in borne by every American, have gone from $895 million on years of service. In addition to judicial ben- have an unfunded debt of the federal government's abil- in 1982 to a forecast $8.4 bil- Sens. Mike Mansfield. D- efits He said many were re- nearly $500 billion, according ity to tax 215 million Ameri- lion in fiscal 1977. The De- Mont . and Hugh Scott, RPa . ceiving the double payments to estimates compiled by the cans and print more money — fense Department projects will get annual retirement The majority of the 16 are National Taxpayers Union, a something cities..and states that military pensions will pay of more than $40,000 former U.S. attorneys or con- private nonprofit research with billion-dollar pension cost $11.1 billion In fiscal 1980 when they retire in Novem- gressmen who had accumu- group That $500 billion Is debts can't do money guaranteed to present and $20.9 billion by 1990 if ber. House Speaker Carl Al- lated the necessary five years present trends continue. bert, D-Okla , will get the of civil service credit before and future retirees, money In the U.S. Civil Service, maximum rate of $15,000. the pension plans do not have basic pension benefits aver- Unlike most publicly em- joining the bench, the spokes- on hand and that each tax- age $550 a month or $6,600 a ployed workers, military em- The maximum pension is B0 man said. payer will have to shell out year, according to David Min- ployes make no contribution per cent of final pay after 32 He declined to name the over the coming years. ton, a staffer for the House to the pension plans. They years' service, but military judges involved, but those can retire after 20 years' ser- service up, to five years can who have said in the Congres- As of March 1, the pension Post Office and Civil Service vice at half pay and will draw be included. sional Record that tbey were plan of the largest federal Committee. But a retiree who their checks for an average of entitled to double benefits in- employer, the Civil Service started at that pension level Federal judges have what 32 years. Unlike most other clude US Circuit Court Commission, had unfunded three years ago has seen his may be the best deal of all federal workers, they are en- pension debts to 4.2 million postretirement benefits grow Technically, they are never Judge Homer Thornberry of titled to Social Security ben- active and retired workers to- to $8,404 when the cost-ofliv- even considered retirees, but Austin. Tex.; U.S. Court of efits. taling $101 billion ing allowance is added, ac- rather after age 65.or 70. de- Claims Judge Marion T. Ben- cording to calculations done pending on their number of nett of Washington: Judge In the military retirement Mik. Won.li.W Hugh Scoi The military plan also pro- by the actuarial firm Pro- years on the bench, attain Jack R. Miller of the U.S. system, the unfunded debt to vides the full cost-of-living, gram Planners, Inc. of New 'senior status," after which Coun of Customs and Patent 31 million active and retired LARGE PENSION RECIPIENTS — Under Presidential Retirement Act. plus the kicker adjustment, York they can work or not, at their employes is f 172 billion. former President Nixon gets $63,000 a year In retirement pay and presiden- for its retirees. And the aver- Appeals: and Judge James age military retiree gets an own choice. Either way. they Harvey of the Eastern Dis- The pension fund covering While state and local public tial widows Mamie Eisenhower and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis $20,000 a estimated $2,000 a year in draw full salary until they trict of Michigan. the U.S. foreign service has employes must serve an aver- year each. Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., and Hugh Scott, RPa., will get. government-subsidized sav- die. A bill now before Congress an unfunded debt of >l billion age of 10 years — known as $40,000 each when, they retire In January. House Speaker Carl Albert, D- ings through use of base food And the Central In- the vesting period — before Okla., will get the maximum rate of $65,000. Some federal judges, would end the dual pensions stores, hospitals and other fa- telligence Agency owes an es- they can start collecting even through a complicated quirk for anyone joining the bench cilities. timated 16,000 employes, both a reduced pension, some U.S. in the federal judicial and civ- after the legislation is passed. With that combined cov- The debt problem of fed- ment Plan, estimates the cost active and retired, approxi- civil servants can collect re- erage, a retired civil servant eral plans Is compounded by of living allowance has added mately 13 billion more than it tirement pay after only five often can make more In re- the most liberal cost-of-living $31.4 billion to the fund's has on hand, the National years After 41 years of ser- tirement benefits than he took allowances offered any Amer- over-all debts since it began Taxpayers Union estimates. vice, a federal employe can home while working ican worker. The allowance in December 1965. Of that to- The CIA does not make such get 80 per cent of the average tal, $22.1 billion has been ac- To get his generous pen- matches each yearly rise in Replacement or Money Refunded statistics available of his three highest yearly cumulated since 1973 when in- sion, however, the federal the Consumer Price Index salaries. flation was approaching its Under the Presidential Re- employe must contribute 7 and then goes II one better. A Unlike nearly all private peak. And the one-per-cent tirement Act, former Presi- per cent of his yearly salary. so-called "oneper-cent kick- workers and many state and kicker alone has increased dent Nixon gets 163,000 a year Most private plans do not re- er" is added, meaning an ex- local public employes, federal the system's debts by $4.9 bil- in retirement pay Three quire employe contributions tra one per cent adjustment civilian workers are not en- lion since it was begun in No- presidential widows — Mamie and state and local public above the inflation rate to titled to Social Security ben- vember 1989, Hustead says. Eisenhower, Bess Truman workers have to pay only 4 or compensate (or time delays in efits. But it is common for and Jacqueline Kennedy 5 per cent of their salaries to- paying the cost-of-living al- Federal officials say the federal workers to Onassis - get $20,000 a year ward pensions. lowance. military retirement system is each. It Is estimated that the "moonlight" in private jobs Last year, federal civil ser- Congressional staffers re- the most generous and most fund providing that money long enough to qualify for So- debt-plagued. The system is PAYS vants contributed $2 1 billion port strong backing for sev- will be $3 billion In debt over cial Security. to their pensions, while tax- eral pending bills which entirely pay-as-you-go, mean- lUlLAR SAVIN6 VALUES payers kicked in $9.2 billion, a would eliminate the kicker. ing the plan collects from tax- payers only what it needs to MAKE LOTS OF SENSE1 cost of about $45 per Ameri- Ed Hustead, chief actuary Print Effective thru Sot., Aug. )4 Youth sejrvice board can. of the Civil Service Retire- get by each year. No fund is headed by Schneider HAZLET - Chester Schnei- chairman; Madeline Tracej der has been elected chair- of Union Beach, secretary THIS REMINDER... man of the Bayshore Youth and Lee Pencek of Matawan Services Bureau's Board of treasurer. 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No This is one of the key exceptions If vour child i- reception and flowers are all part of the child's support because you don't claim all the dependency deductions to YOUR MONEY'S under li or a full-time student, the Krosi. income Ml ttH not It) lane's wedding, a simple one, cost you about II.Ml which you are entitled As one giant illustration, you're ex- govern You get the deduction if you suppl) more lhan half Inn' to the new rule you are in line for a $750 deduction in 71 traordinarily confused about dependency deductions for chil- the support Now is the time In review Ihc !.ul- aboul \our you may haw thought was losl Reason the cash you spent dren who, on the surface, do not appear to qualify as depend child s earnings and make -sure you do indeed suppK more for Janr's wedding goes toward helping you meet the crucial WORTH more than half support requirement for a deduction And on enU. than half the support in 1976 There's a double bonus here not ihr abow (acts, Ihrse are the dollars thai push you over the Yet, it's often simple to so arrange your lax strategy that only do you gel the dependency deduction, vour -urn ptl I 1t tup the lax dollars wind up in your pocket instead of the US duction for himself too Treasury's And in l»76, your dependency deduction is »7M Q This past June your daughter, Jane, married Hub I Jane contributed $.' M0 to her own support (the scholar plus a big dollarfor-dollar tax credit - a-bigger tax credit (2) You pay over half your child's annual support buy in law school Jane is in hrr semen \r;ir of collide K.nh ship money docsn t count as support) Vou contributed $3.0M 1 ,iml thimghl you fell short of providing more than half Bui than it was in 1975 But there are many exceptions that could give >tiu an has a 13.000 scholarship ami each i- tuning I'. 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Is broadly di that put you over the lop was the cost of her wedding vailing skepticism about these even bring about premiums versified in quality growth Meanwhile, your new son-in-law's parents get the depend- Q - I have followed your funds. Conversely, it also is In addition, since dividend stocks Portfolio turnover is mi y lU'dui lion lor Hob K.veryone comes out a winner column for years. To my re- responsible for growing mar- payments are based on net relatively low and perform This is only August Utf the money-saving lax tip* in collection, you have never ket interest in these in- SUCCESSFUL asset value, your money .nice over the past five and today s column as guides for the rest of the year ten-year periods has been commented on why the vestments works harder for you when I IIIIIUIISW : Mippcnlig >«r aarrala. closed-end mutual funds sell buying at a discount There pretty much in line with the at bargain prices. I own Tri- Closed-end funds differ INVESTING are also individual fund ef- Si I' 500 In addition, the fund Contlnental which sells at 27 from the more familiar open- forts to deal with the problem has consistently parceled out Why pay high prices for per cent below net asset val- end funds in that they issue of discounts by changing lo both capital gain and regular ue. What is the future for only a limited number of open-end status — such as the dividend payments since l%» these funds, especially Tri- shares which trade on a regu- recent move in thai direction Continenlal? J G , California lar exchange and must be' formance, dividends, and in- over the lack of consistent by Advance Investors Others Now, at about 27 per cent be WINDOW SHADES A - Most people would be purchased through a stock' vestor psychology capital gains distributions like the Madison Fund are Im low asset value, this closed proving their regular dis- suspicious when offered a $10 broker. And, they do not By and large, these In- have brought discounts on av- end fund should be held for ...when w« carry a full line tributions to shareholders by bill for $8. This, however, is guarantee to buy back your vestment companies have a erage to about 20 per cent. its long-term growth poten- instituting minimum pay- pretty much the case when shares at net asset value as rather cautious approach to Developments suggest these tial. ments, an effort they hope ol shades in stock. Most buying closed-end funds do open-end funds. As a re- Investing — many have funds are deserving of closer will be rewarded by a dis- today. The majority of these sult, closed-end fund values turned in persistent, satis- attention. Aside from the ob- (Mr. Sargent cannot answer appearing discount orders ready in one hour. funds are currently selling at fluctuate rather directly with fying growth Still, the pub- vious benefits of higher secu- all mall personally, but will discounts from the value of the influences that move the lic's caution about stocks and rity valuation, a better in- Your investment, this coun- answer all questions possible the securities held in the port stock market such as per- an apparent apprehension vestor psychology could re- try's largest closed-end fund, in his column ) BKIHG IM YOU* KOLLttS I SAVt

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tomorrow Richmond Chicken Parts SHREWSBURY - Mar- '^Legs Qtrs. with Backs or Breast Otrs. with Wing. shalls, the large national 12-oz. can "brand names for less" oper- 39 ation, will open at t a.m. to- morrow In the former Grant's French Fries QQc Big Daddy 5I>N99 City at Shrewsbury Plaza Sunrise fresh dairy values! Shopping Center, Rt. 35 Niblets Corn s&SnsMfc 2 K 89° The store, 37th In the chain, is the second In New Jersey, Pound Cake W '^89° the other being in West Cald- Cheese wcll. All feature brand-name Coffee Lightner "- 3'SS 89° family clothing, footwear and $ 19 Buitoni Lasagne Moai '*^85C domestics at prices which are up to (0 per cent lower than For your rieaftri A Beauty! Fresh Whole those at department and spe- C 77f cialty stores. 2 1 Toothpaste QQ Chicken Legs In addition, the Marshalls Hail )•'• CQc com Fresh here will carry giftware and Orange Juice onl 99 Colgate, t8< off Label tube •aaF^aT Richmond Solid $ With Rib womens' fashions In both Margarine Non Dairy Toothbrushes 4 .o, 1 Chicken Breast 97? sample and larger than-aver age sizes Buttermilk Biscuits Shave Bomb ^-ff^ "S,69- U.S.D.A. Choice Semi-Boneless $407 One hundred and fifty Wilkinson Blades s"'i«?s people have been hired to King Sour Dressing Chuck Steak Bottom Beef I Ib. staff the J7,«0-square-foot store. Finast's Boneless Beel Other Marshalls locations U.S.D.A. Choice, Shoulder $417 are throughout New England, <<<*' ^Produce, Beef Roast I Ib New York and California. Jumbo Riverview plans outdoor concert Cantaloupes Ital. Style RED BANK - The Ft. Monmuuth Army Band is ^ coming to Riverview Hospital .Sausage Thursday, Aug. 19, to give a concert in the parking lot di- rectly In front of the hospital. Pork The concert will begin at & Veal 7:30 p.m. and will last about one hour. In case of rain, the Hot or concert will still be held, but Sweet will move into the hospital's Eastwn Shore US #1 Si« A Neuberger Auditorium. Finast First O' The Fresh produce! Potatoes Everyone is invited to at- More Values on Meat Street U.S.A:! tend this musical Bicentennial Yellow Onions Salute— employes, staff, vis- Bartlett Pears O $4 lbs Fresh Celery itors, patients and friends of Fresh California %0 • Pork Chops London Broil the hospital. String Beans 39° Quartered Loin. U.S.D.A. Choice Eating Apples O $4 Thick Cut Boneless lbs California Carrots Equal Amounts of Granny Smith, Green *U I Shoulder Beef Steak Police probe theft Center & Hip Cut Chops of 96,500 in tools Frozen Internationala/ SeafooSeafood! MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Spare Ribs $437 Police are searching for Pork Lean & Tasty I Ib. someone who stole (6,500 Finast Bonus Bargains! c Shrimp worth of tools and welding equipment from the Shore Chicken Franks Qft Temple, Piece* * Stemi Longaera Lawn Sweep Company, Lloyd Longacre 16-oz. pkg.%»T%BT Road Mushrooms Stew Beef ^ 1.27 According to Detective Lt. C John McGinly, the suspect en- toasted Planters Peanuts Fruit Drink can45 Ground Round .1.19 Cleaned Squid .*««*" .99° tered the company building SOA Ctoce Bttt 3-fc p*g through a rear window some- Heinz Pickles Fruit Cocktail Top ChucJ< Steak b1.37 Jumbo Smelts hrown time Monday night. The glass tuffed Eroo had been broken out of the Durkee Olives Fantastik Refill Treat ur am fo Mr window, police said. Wesson Oil Purina Doa ChOW »^" 5^1.49 y° ' ''y - D*'' tororiles, at Stores with Service Deli! Lt. McGinty said the sus- vwb. Domestic pect backed a street sweeper All Crisp Pe.«onal Size Ham and ';-lb Imported Danish out ot the company garage Dill Pickles Ivory Soap Ham & Cheese Swiss Cheese and left the scene In a com- pany pick-up truck containing 59° Baggies Bags Olive Loaf Mf CM the tools and welding ma- Bread Crumbs Franks chine. The truck was recov- Marcal Tissue Facial Tissue Mlxrach, All Beef Ib. Hot Ham ered around noon, yesterday, on Evergreen St., Hazlet, Lt. Borateem Blue Coronet Towels Chicken Roll - ° Muenster Cheese McGinty reported. The tools M.m-.il. White or Assld. Whisker Llekin Liverwurst &• ,1.29 Cooked Salami & and welding machine were gone, he added. Napkins Cat Food Mr. Deli Bologna ,1.29 Baked Ham ^ TT1.19

Detective Gary Dickey and Pricei I Coupont effecMv. Sun , Aug. «h thru Sal. Aug. 14* m Aiantic Hghland. Had Bar* » Baabeth. M.J. Not rMponsttaw fw typoyipraul fjfiof •• Patrolman Joseph Beldonza arc tavestlgating the case We reaana tht right to knit quanWat. Area ex-resident speaks out on Canal Zone ly MEBBV CONOHAN Mrs. Dawson said Demo- crats from the Canal Zone, pay the fee in advance, she ' The United SUtes should SEA GIRT - The United who are seeking more secu- continued The fee u $1 M per pay Panama a higher annuity Stitei It going to have to rity for U.S. residents who ton for lades ships and H for lie of the Canal Zone negotiate i new, fairer treaty live there, were sent out to cents per ton for those With with Panama on the Panama regional Democratic party out any cargo, Just crew, she ' Defense of the canal Canal Zone, in the opinion of conferences of the Platform reported The average fee is should remain in the hands of Gail Dawson, a former shore Committee to advance their 111 000 per ship and an aver- the United States for the resident who has lived in Pan- position. They were getting age of 17 ships go through the present time "They haven't ama for more than 14 years. nowhere when Sen. Frank canal each day the means to defend them- Mrs Dawson doesn't talk in Church of Idaho, one of those selves in event of an attack " terms of "if" a new treaty seeking the Democratic presi- "A small boat could go will be negotiated, but of dential nomination, ap- through for 75 cents." Mrs * Panamanians should be proached them and said lie Dawson added "The cheap allowed to participate in the "It's Inevitable," she said would come out with a strong est rate was for a man who management of the canal, In an Interview during a visit statement on the Canal Zone -tried to swim the canal and I particularly with regard to the and her husband, Herbert if the delegates from the Can- think he paid 40 cents " decisions on whether to In- C. Dawaon, and their five al Zone would give him their crease traffic "At the children enjoyed at the home support, she continued. Mrs Dawson saw) the ques present time there's very of her mother, Mrs. Gen Mrs. Dawson said she had lion of sovereignty is the big little - virtually none - deci Blank, here been a supporter of Jimmy issue in Psnama with regard lion making by Pan- Mrs Dawson, whose broth- Carter from the outset and to the 1M4 treaty with the amanians." er Barry Blank, president of wasn't too interested in talk- United States Under the Colonial First National Bank, ing to Sen. Church but that treaty, she explained, Pan- lives in Rumson, combined she wasn't a delegate and it ama retained ownership of ' Provision by the United the family visit with her trip wasn't her decision. The dele- the 10-mile wide Canal Zone States of some sort of guaran- to New York City to attend gates, she said, talked further — five miles on either side of tees in federal benefits for the Democratic National Con- with the Idaho senator and as the canal — but surrendered canal employes who have giv- vention last month. She is a result Sen. Church came jurisdiction of the area to the en years of dedicated service Democratic National com- out on national television on United States She said the in operation of the canal. mltteewoman from the Pan- the Canal Issue. treaty says it will be treated ama Canal Zone and was one by the United States as if it Mrs. Dawson, In the mean- "These people should be of the six Canal Zone repre- were sovereign US territory time, went to work on Mr. guaranteed retirement ben- sentatives seated on the con- Carter, the former Georgia efits and Civil Service ben- vention door in Madison governor who eventually won • I efits, as an example " Square Garden. "They wsnt back their sov- the nomination. In May she ereignty," she said "The 1(04 The Canal Zone was as- wrote to Gov. Brendan Byrne treaty says "in perpetuity ' " signed six seats on the floor of New Jersey expressing Mrs Dawson said she can't — three lor its delegates to concern about Mr. Carter's disagree with the method of The United States pays President Ford in negotiating the convention and three (or "apparent lack of response" MUMUM other party representatives, to the issue of the Panama Panama an annual annuity of the canal treaty But, she FAMILY REUNION - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. left, and Mrs. Blank, right. The Oawson children $1.1 million for use of the said, she questions all the se including Mrs. Dawson. Canal. Gov. Byrne wrote Dawson and their five children gather for a family are Herble Jr., S, left foreground; Sharon, 14, be- back that he had passed her Canal Zone, Mrs Dawson crecy surrounding the nego- portrait with her mother, Mrs. Gen Blank, whom hind him; Erin, 12; Kelly Frances, 9, and Brian, IS. pointed out, "which goes tiations She said she can un- "I feel we have to face the letter on to Mr. Carter with a they visited In Sea Girt. Mr. Dawson, president of Mrs. Oawson's brother, Barry Blank, lives in against Ronald Reagan's ar- derstand the need for a cer- reality of a more Just treaty plug of his own for the Canal Webco, Panama, part of a worldwide military bro- Rumson. Zone. gument that we own It — why tain amount of secrecy but lor Panama," she said. 1 kerage concern, Is flanked by his wife. Gall, at should we pay anything " At that much more Information "I have forwarded your let- The Canal Zone and Presi- the opposite extreme in Pan- should be made public about ter to the Carter campaign dent Ford's policy with re- ama, she continued. Is the left the future of the American staff and have asked them to gard to It has been raised as wing element "which says It's workers in the Canal Zone a major campaign issue in see that your concern receiv- all ours — America leave to this election year by former es proper consideration from morrow." California Gov. Ronald Rea- Gov. Carter," the governor And Mr Carter - would he gan in his quest for the Re- said in his reply to Mrs. Daw- The Daily Register do better If elected' publican Presidential nomi- son. Asked what changes she nation. feels should be made in thr When all the dust had set- SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1976 13 Unwittingly, he helped tled, the plank sought by the treaty, Mrs Dawson replied "I think he would treat us make it possible for the Canal Zone residents was in- as follows very, very fairly," Mrs. Daw- Democrats in the Canal Zone cluded in the Democratic son said "1 gel the feeling - to get their position on their platform. ' The United States should I don't think he's terribly "erroneous statements" about ly Frances, t, and Herbie Jr., "The treaty was never and all the pilots are Ameri- turn back to Panama certain knowledgeable on foreign af- homeland incorporated as a "It was a great victory for Panama. "I don't think he plank in the Democratic plat- us," Mrs. Dawson said. 5 negotiated by either an Amer- cans, she said. lands In the Canal Zone which fairs. But I think with Carter knows what he's talking there at least li a chance for form, according to Mrs. Daw- Mrs. Dawson said Mr. Rea- Mr. and Mrs. Dawson are In ican or a Panamanian. It was "No vessel can go through Panama contends it needs for about," she said. "I think he's better understanding with the gan has made a lot of business together — he as negotiated by a Frenchman," without a Canal Zone pilot," expansion of Panama City getting some poor advice." State Department negotia- president and she as vice she said. she explained. "He boards the She said she wasn't afraid tions to work towards stttllng president and sales represen- ship before it goes through " '"We have not used them We of what Mr. Reagan himself tative of Webco, Panama, a This man was an engineer, will never use them They are this rightfully - for both might do If elected, because All ships going through the sides' worldwide military brokerage I'hillippe Bunau Vartlla, who Si-mile long canal also must not essential to the canal" once in Washington sur- concern. They sell the prod- became involved with the rounded by foreign policy ex- ucts of many of the best new Panama Canal Co., the perts she didn't think he known American manufac- holding company for the old would do much of anything. turers, from Swift Meals and French company which had She said she thought he was Lever Bros, to Playtex, to the failed in its efforts to con- "dangerous" though in that 14 military bases and other struct the canal linking the his election as President outlets in the U.S. sector of Atlantic with the Pacific. might possibly precipitate an the Canal Zone. Incident in Panama un- Unlike many Americans in Mrs. Dawson said Bunau friendly to the United States the area, the Dawsons live in Varilla was given absolute "Then we would have prob- the Republic of Panama rath- rights to negotiate a treaty lems," she said. "If there's er than in the Canal Zone and with the United States for an incident we will have to speak Spanish fluently. Their construction of the canal In bring in troops. And we don't office is one block from their return for an immediate want to do that." home and frequently their $100,000 needed by Panama, Mrs. Dawson, who was bom children stop off to say hello which was facing a revolution in Irvington but grew up in to them at work while on and trouble from neighboring Sea Girt, first went to the their way home from school. Nicaragua at the time. Bunau Panama Canal Zone a year "The Panamanians are a Varilla, who was Interested after her graduation from very warm, friendly, wonder- only in completing the canal, Centenary College in Hack- ful people and I think they raised the $100,000 in France ettstown, N J. She had en- feel very friendly towards the tered government service in United States," Mrs. Dawson "When the Panamanians Washington upon her gradu- said. She said the Pan- found out that Phillippe Bunau ation and was transferred to amanians have friendly rela- Varilla had signed the treaty, the Canal Zone a year later. tionships with the Americans they couldn't believe it be- While there she met her hus- they meet, but that many cause he gave to the United band, who at the time was an Americans don't bother to States so much more than we aide to Admiral George learn Spanish and never ven- ever asked for," she said Wales, then commandant of ture out of the U.S. sector of the 15th Naval District. The United States suc- the Canal Zone into the Re- ceeded where the French had The Dawsons had returned public of Panama. failed and the canal, built to the United States and were "They think they're on over 10 years at a cost of $387 living in New York when Main St., U.S.A.," she said. million, opened on Aug. 15, VISITOR FROM PANAMA — Mrs. Gail Dawson, their first child, Brian, now "They don't care to learn 1(14. Today 74 per cent of the Democratic national committeewoman from the 15, was born. They went back anything about Panama." canal employes, some 11,000 Panama Canal Zone, catches up on party notes to Panama after that and The U.S. treaty with Pan- persons, are Panama citizens during visit of her family at the home of her moth- have lived there for the past ama on the Canal Zone, while the remaining 26 per er In Sea Girt. The visit was coordinated with her 14 years. Their other four signed in 1904, was unfair at cent of the employes are U.S. SOMETHING'S COOKING — Mrs. Gail Dawson, right, lends an assist In trip to New York for the recent Democratic Na- children were bom there — the very start, according to citizens, according to Mrs the kitchen where Miss Vloldio Plcado of Panama, the family maid who ac- tional Convention. Sharon. 14, Erin Gail. 12, Kel- Mrs. Dawson. Dawson The management companied the Dawsons on their trip, prepares some tea. Presentation of fHot 1 Baltimore' termed a theatrical experience By MAHYBKTH ALLEN are going a baker's dozen dif- cordingly, can be perceived Sharon Peaslee is an older The hotel which has been ferent ways. either as cartoon figures or woman who perceives life her home has been con- WEST LONG BRANCH - The best and the worst people to be cared about. quite clearly but declines to demned and she's moving out If ever "The Hot I Balti- thing about the work by Lan- Robert L. Huber, director, participate. Michelle Wash- before the eviction date She more" were set to music, the ford Wilson is the fact that keeps the play moving well ington is a mother who has throws herself a going-away perfect theme song would be you could sit in the lobby of and succeeds in helping cast come to the hotel to collect party by sharing a bottle of "Is That All There Is?" any seedy hotel and see the members create memorable her son's belongings because champagne with those who same thing: "best" because it cameo roles. he is a thief and has been are in the lobby one morning. When the final act ends, comes across as very real banned from the premises. Daryl Phillips and David The party, though, deterior- there's a prevailing sense of and "worst" because it isn't Amy lntrocaso is the bored Schectman are hotel clerks ates into name-calling and emptiness ... and it takes very interesting until you middle age woman who sits who have "I just work here" she stalks out. She comes awhile for the impact of what start to think about what a idly around all day, craving attitudes and don't want to back, though, because she • has been seen to sink in. waste of time and life it is. any kind of ex- The play, which opened last become Involved. A bit of hu- can't go away mad — and she mor is added *y Ellen Ar- citement ... even if it's* only night at the Fine Arts The- The play doesn't really a pizza. Donna Mendell is the realizes that those strange ater of Monmouth College, is make people laugh and it cer- gyros as their elderly assis- people spending their lives in tant brassy young woman who neither comedy nor tragedy. tainly doesn't make them cry. makes more enemies than the lobby are like a family During its course, nothing Its purpose, it seems, is solely Larry Rosentbal also excels friends. And Paul Chalakani and love her very happens and everything hap- to make thera think ... and in bis portrayal of an elderly is a young man searching in much . although it may nev- pens ... depending upon how perhaps come to realize that denizen of the hotel whose vain for his grandfather er show you look at it. this kind of life is all around greatest pleasure is an occa- The catalyst when it comes It's a strange play. And them — whether its amusing sional game of checkers. It's set in the Hotel Balti- or interesting or not. to drawing these diverse performances, which will con- "*< . more, an establishment so Janet Gilmore pulls off one characters as close together tinue nightly through Satur- run down that it has lost its At the play, as in life, of the play's larger roles, that as they ever get Is a scene day, will probably be appre- "e." Hence the "Hot I Balti- there's a "take it or leave it" of the "Girl," who cares featuring Patty Bradley as ciated more by those seeking SLICE OF LIFE — Janet Gilmore, standing, and Sharon Peaslee confront more " Its lobby is filled with situation and one can choose about people but hides her Suiy, a girl who has both a a theatrical experience than a each other as characters In the lobby ot The Hot I Baltimore,' last attrac- 11 people; but although their whether or not to become in- feelings behind a "tough" ex- heart and a reputation that's casual evening's entertain- tion In the Monmouth College summer theater series The show opened last PsTBi cross frequently, they volved. The characters, ac- terior less than great. ment. night in the Fine Arts Theoter and will continue through Saturday. 4 Tennis club swings in 10Oth year Lifestyle •y Marperite linden** men at Harvard and Yale. town, South Africa. Repre- The event was started by senting Oxford were Graham 14 TheDfcflyRegkter 9*EWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY AUGUST II. 1976 Well bully for our team! the late Bernon Prentice of Appleton, Duncan Ross and Holmdel, who was a non-play- Ian Pollard, an Australian. The Americans were the ing captain of the Davit Cup These gentlemen are still victors in the Prentice Cup Team and president of the on an American tennis circuit matches played-out last week- Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and and will fly home in Septem- end at Sea Bright Lawn Ten- Cricket Club. It alternates ev- ber. nis and Cricket Club, Rum- ery other year between the Other special guests from son. club here and that in Wimble- England were Mr. and Mrs Actually because ol Sun- don, England, and is the old- E. R Avory, London, who day's deluge the finals took est amateur match in the wen the houseguests of Mr. place that day, snug and dry, world in the New Shrewsbury Rac- and Mrs. Moorhead. quet Club. Tlnton Falls. This "The ex-Prentice Cuppers," Mr. Avory has more titles was by prior arrangements explains Mr. Moorhead "keep than you can shake a stick at conducted between J. Upshur the competition going." Nine- — whatever that means! He Moorhead, Rumson, Ameri- ty percent of the support for is a member of the British can chairman of the Prentice Prentice Cup play is due to Prentice Cup Committee . . . Cup competition and Peter de the contributions of former a director of the All England Lamos, Rumson, an owner of players. The rest of the back- Lawn Tennis and Croquet the New Shrewsbury oper- ing comes from the Tennis (pronounced crokle) Club; ation and a member of the Foundation. that's Wimbledon . . . presi- Sea Bright club. In this year's lineup were dent of the British Inter- national Lawn Tennis Club . . . and chairman of the Council of International Lawn COUNTY FARE Tennis Clubs. Mr. Avory also played here in the late 1820s on Britain's Prentice Cup INTERNATIONAL FUN — Miss Chelle Coe, sec- Other play - including Sat- Harvard's Gary Reiner (he Team. ond from left, and Miss Llndy Regan, both of Rum- urday's swinging social that was team captain), Todd son, are amused by the antics of three of the fel- celebrated the club's 100th Lundy and Dan Waldman. Also here from England lows who represented England In the Prentice Cup birthday in addition to the From Yale came Cary Leeds, were Rex Sterry and his tennis tournament last weekend at Sea Bright Prentice Cup competition - Jon Thomas and Brad Dress- daughter Joanna, who stayed Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. From left to right, was staged at the beautiful ier. They outplayed their with Corky and Bob Law- are Phillip Brook and Martin Cornish, Cambridge Sea Bright club, oldest in the competitors by one match. rence in Rumson. University students, and Graham Appleton of Ox- United States. The top drawer players Mr. Sterry is "president" o( ford University. Mr. Cornish was captain of the The Prentice Cup matches from Cambridge were Martin the British Prentice Cup British team which was defeated by students from are between players attend- Cornish (team captain), Phil- Committee as his counterpart Harvard and Yale Universities. ing Cambridge and Oxford in lip Brook and Richard Jooste, Uppy Moorhead is "chair- England and American young whose hometown is Cape- man of the American Pren- The party was attended by ited him in Rio. tice Cup committee. some 225 persons. Last weekend Mr. de Sa "I kidded him a lot about Carvalho, his wife and chil- THE PRENTICE CUP that presidential status," com- The gaiety concluded Sun- dren visited here again, as — Mrs. John Callen, ments Mr. Moorhead. day night when Upshur Moor- did the Edelmanns' daughter left, and Mrs. Randall This is only the second time head hosted a dinner, for Mrs. Donald Orme of Glen- M. Keator, both of in the history of the Prentice members of the Prentice Cup dale Heights, Ohio, and her Rumson, show off the Cup that both top officials committee at Rumson Coun- daughters Vickie, Donna and prized Prentice Cup have attended. The last time try Club. Jackie, and John Edelmann which shall be In the was in 1966 when Mr. Moor- of New York and his daughter possession of Sea Bright head went aboard to see the London note Lisa. Lawn Tennis and Crick- games. Also from London this week et Club, Rumson, at least Another special guest from come greetings from the Rev. It was a big great-to-be-to- until 1978 Prentice Cup England was John Hirsch, James B. Simpson, rector of gether bash; the first of Tournament play at who played here for the Pren- Christ Episcopal Church, many, perhaps, since Flavio Wimbledon, England. tice Cup in 1K2 and did, in- Middletown. is now an assistant vice presi- The women were In deed, meet his bride-to-be dent of Citibank and will be Father Simpson intended to charge of the Saturday that year while on the British residing in Mamaroneck, send greetings from Cannes dinner-dance at the club playing circuit. N.Y. for the next two years. — specifically on a postcard which highlighted the "A smashing success" is 50th anniversary of the from the Cafe Marguerite — Debutante prelude how Mrs. Randall M. Keator, but the "card misplaced it- Prentice Cup com- Rumson, describes the entire Mrs. Joseph Warner Dor- petition and celebrated self," he notes. weekend plus her particular Father knows best! land of Southamton, N.Y. is the 100th anniversary of part of It, Saturday's dinner once again opening her home the Sea Bright Lawn dance. for a cocktail prelude, Aug. 22 Tennis and Cricket AFS update Mrs. Keator and Mrs. John to the International Debu- Club, oldest continuing Callen of Rumson, shared Fourteen years ago Flavio tante Ball which will take tennis club In the coun- chairmanship of the party de Sa Carvalho of Rio de Ja- place in December in the try. staged beneath a tent special- neiro, Brazil, spent a year Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. ly erected for the purpose. with the Charles F. Edelmann Hopefully Hurricane Belle Everything else, explains family of Rumson, as an didn't open the house al- Mrs. Keator, was more or American Field Service stu- ready! dent. VERY IMPORTANT PERSONS — J. Upshur less homegrown — including Mrs. Dorland's home, Land Moorhead, Rumson, right, president of the Sea the spectacular zinnias, mari- Their friendship has grown or, is located at the end of Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club, Rumson, golds, mums, etc. that were with the years — and Flavio chic First Neck Lane, on a with Mrs. Moorhead by his side, welcomes to the used for the attractive center- has been here many times usually constrained small club's 100th anniversary celebration, Rex Sterry of pieces. and the Edelmanns have vis- See C*uly Fare, page IS London, England, center, and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Avory, also of London. Mrs. Sterry and Mr. Moor- head headed the 1976 Prentice Cup committees In their respective countries. Mr. Avory, who played here with the British team In the late 1920's is a di- rector of the All England Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon.

AFS UPDATE — Flavio de Sa Carvalho of Rio de Ja- SMILING SERVICE — Marlon Costa ladles some punch for Howard P. neiro, Brazil, seated at left on couch, who U years Aronson, Locust, at the party she and her husband Sam, right, hosted Sat- ago was an American Field Service student who urday at their Little Sliver home. The get-together was for boosters and lived for a year with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Edel- Candal prospective boosters of the Monmouth Civic Ballet. mann, Rumson, right, visits his hosts accompanied by his wife and children, son Gullherme, 5, and FOR THE JUNIOR-MISSY ISRAELI IMPORTS daughter Veronica, 3. Mr. de Sa Carvalho is now Register an assistant vice president at Citibank, New York, COTTON JUDAICA ARTICLES and will reside with his family for the next two GIFTS - HANDICRAFTS years In Mamaroneck, N.Y. TRANSITIONAL staff photos HONORED GUEST — Mme. Maria Swoboda, 674 BROAD ST. - HWY. 35 Howell Township, center, artistic director of the Monmouth Civic Ballet, is escorted to Saturday's (»| tutrnn to SkoJowkrotk tan) party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Costa, SKIRTS Shrewsbury Little Silver, by Mrs. Joan Benolst, Monmouth It Doesn't Hurt • WEAR NOW 7414141 Beach, left, and Mrs. Beverly Annarella, Locust. THRU FALL • PRINTS-PLAIDS Hours: im I «M. its fton. IM to Look Beautiful MISM. It-) , The cosmetic The result is lasl safe hair PAISLEYS Om4 W. t KM. approach to removing hair removal from any part ot the 4 without pam body with no pam. no swell- • FAMOUS MAKER Depilalron is (he newest ing and no irritation And you thing to happen m hair remov- • FIRST QUALITY can put you' makeup on im- al m the last 45 years mediately afterward and walk II uses no needles Inslead out looking absolutely beau JEWELRY COUNSELOR a special electronic tweezer trlul And you will looches only the hau not the R«IMTI de la Reusttillr skin and in seconds the hair is removed will buy or redesign OR/G. 13.00 diamond- and other precious jewelry for WEAR WITH OUR SEE OUR LARGE SHORT SLEEVE TOPS private owner*, banks & estates. Tell the old witch to go SELECTION OF 15 peddle her stringy locks • WICKER FROM 3 to the maker of Hilo Steiner's new string • RATTAN •BENTWOOD shades lor lamps. They make an old lamp look WICKER BASKET TM QtpiwtrM MttwM Is Mow Avwlobtf At: EUSSILLES- like a beauty queen. Rt. 34, Colts Neck Hi-way 35, Shrewsbury. SO. OF DELICIOUS ORCHARDS MABONMMIMI umi 741-5862. PHONE 462-8855 rua 74M798 Mon. ton Stt 10 A.M. to S P.M. Sun. 11 la 9 P.M. SHREWSBURY N j WEONESOAY AUOUST 11 itre TheDksfyl 15 Cookbook for rushed gourmets

t) IRIS BOZENCWAJG sary to participate but not to lute % C. cider vinegar Chairmen of the cook book committee are 1 tsporegaao RED BANK - The Greater Red Bank Section Mrs. Gary Parks. S Dellwood Court, Middletown, I tap talt ol Tke National Council of Jewish Women has pub- Mrs Tlllman Segal. H Huntie) Road. Holmdel, lished "Quick Quisine" — a Ill-page cookbook lor and Mrs Daniel Millman, I Bowtell Court, Middle 1 dove garhc, mashed women in a hurry Tested and vended by ques- town According to Mrs Mlllman. the three "Just 1/1C. grated Parmesan cheese tionnaire, each recipe takes between 1 and It happen to be thin" — "Quick Qulsuie" can't work 1C. packaged croutons minutes to prepare (cooking time extra)! that miracle or can if Romaiae lettuce leaves The following are from the cookbook METHOD In a large salad bowl, toas maca The cookbook look a year to assemble A row, tomatoes, cheese, onion, oil, vinegar, ore- handsome brown and white polka-dotted vinyl COLD FRUIT SOUP gano, tilt, pepper and garlic Ton until all par- binding and original woodcuts by Mrs Sue Krass. I medium sue cantaloupe tides are well coated. Sprinkle with Parmesan 206 Holland Road. Holmdel, make it a good buy at I qt. fresh strawberries (or frozen) cheese and croutons Surround with letmce leaves W A matching gift wrap is M cents more and may y, Ib green gripes and chill be ordered by phone from llene Kronberg, 14 Fire- 4 medium sue cooking apples, peeled, cored and side Road, Middletown Besides a Helpful Hints chopped -lahMKesafl section and a substitution chart, there is a hart lo- 1/4 C. lemon juice find guide to the metric system that will soon be V, C Sugar (or substitute) APPLB CAKE PIE increasingly necessary. IC. water 5 Urge apples, cored and thinly sliced "Quick Quisine" has specialties from Duckling lft C. orange juice 1 Up lemon Juke L'Orange to King Kamehameha Chilled It has a METHOD: Reserve >* of the lemon Juice and 1/4 c. sugar basic omelette guide, seven noodle pudding reci- orange Juice and set aside Bring all remaining in- 1/4 c. margarine pes, and one for the Fastest Cake in the West gredients to a boil and simmer for 15 minutes. Add 1 egg, beaten Also included is a special Passover section - with reserved orange Juice and the >» of the lemon I/I c flour a bagel recipe. juice Puree. Chill for I hours Sour cream can be 1/1 tap. baking powder added The cookbook is on sale in many local shops 1/4 tap. salt METHOD: Place apples in well battertd II Including Shiftworks, JO Monmouth It, and Junior - ( HIM SMawy Srs.rfl J Bazaar, JI Broad St., as well as Ethan Allan on Inch pie plate Sprinkle with lemon juice (over wtt Rt IS, Middletown, and the Top Shop, M5 Second 1/4 c. sugar Cream margarine and remaining sug- COOKBOOK FEATURE — Chairmen of the Greater Red Bank lection of Ave , West End Sales will benefit the many com- PASTA PIZZA SALAD ar. Add eggs and mix well. Add flour, baking pow- the National Council of Jewish Women's cookbook review "Quick Quis- munity projects of the National Council, such as der, salt and spread over fruit Bake in 81 degree ine," left to right, Mrs. Gary Parks, Middletown; Mrs. Tlllman Segal, day care centers and teacher aid projects II oz. elbow macaroni, cooked and drained oven about 45 minutes or until top Is set aad ap- Holmdel and Mrs. Daniel Mlllman, Middletown. The cookbook took a year J tomatoes, chopped ples an baked Serve hot or cold with cream or to assemble. Proceeds from sales will benefit the many community pro|- On Sept II, three cooking seminars using the 1 Ib. Emmenthaler or Gruyere cheese, diced custard sauce. ects of the National Council, Including day care centers and teacher aid book will be conducted at Ethan Allan - at 10 1 red onion, cut Into rings projects. am, 1 p.m. and 7: JO p.m. Reservations are neces- % C. salad oil Asa area* |x Airline employe appeals for understanding

Dear Ann Landers: 1 work cause she left it in a phone his friend to the circus Thv a phony badge) and pro- these days. Do you know for an airline and this letter booth at the airport. auditorium was very ceeded to "write me up." Of how much engraving costs (which I swear I am going to If passengers choose to car- crowded In front of us sat a course, the whole thing would per letter. It'a time YOU mail, come hell or high wa- ry on guitars, pictures in ANN LANDERS lady with two preschool boys. be "forgotten" If I was will- woke up and smelled the ter) has been written in my glass frames, hockey sticks When the circus started she ing to pay up. coffee-Dally Reader in head at least a dozen times. and rare pieces of art, they our best and we are — Only All his time and energy went told the kids to stand on their I led the would be black- Yumi I can't understand why so have no right to yell at us if Human into sports and his grades seats so they could see better. mailer to a bank on the pre- Dear Dally: Mea culpa, many people think an airline something gets broken. Our Dear Only: I fly a great went to the dogs. Of course, my two kids tense of withdrawing funds. lovey. Night you are. For should start where Mama left major concern is people — deal and I never cease to Last semester we told Tom couldn't see a darned thing While there I notified the tell- those who can't afford olf. Our only obligation is to not their possessions. marvel at the fine job the air- "no sports" until his grades with them standing right in er of my plight. He called the engraving, write the message get the passenger from one Why is it so difficult to get lines do, often under difficult Improved. He was very upset front. When the man sitting police and the man was ar on a piece of paper and tape city to another safely — andthe public to accept the fact circumstances. and refused to study. His next to me saw how aggra- .rested on the spot It to the whistle. It doesn't on time, If possible — and to that all mechanical equip- Please accept this verbal grades did not come up in the vated 1 was, he tapped the I happen.to be gay, and the have to come from Tiffany. make the trip as comfortable ment breaks down occasion- bouquet to compensate for slightest. woman on the shoulder and blackmailer knew it, but the Dear Ann: I am a female, and pleasant as we can. ally? Nothing works perfectly the skunk cabbage you re- Now his father says we asked her nicely to please tell complaint was lodged BY, not M years old, but I really look People have insisted that all the time. So please, Ann, ceive from some ol the oth- should let the boy engage in her kids to sit down. against me. When the case II. I'm single, never been LIGHT we pay for a taxi to take tell your readers that when ers. sports when school starts be- She gave him a dirty look was presented to the grest married, come from a won- them home because their cars they encounter a delay. It Dear Ann Landers: We cause we gained nothing by and told her sons to keep Judge Elijah Adlow of Bos- derful family, and was GEMNASTICS wouldn't start in the parking would be immensely helpful if hope you will print this letter depriving him of his greatest standing. My little boy began ton, the defense attorney per- brought up In a very loving lot. We've been asked to pick they would try to remember before school starts in the Joy. I say we should hang in sisted In questioning me atmosphere, with kind and Light N inspire* the poet to sob, "Mommy, I can't see ic, brightens tr* dtspwHsd. up the tab for a night's lodg- it's because we don't want to tall. My husband and I have there and win our point My the clowns." about my sex life. I protested understanding parents and ing In a motel because a pas- risk their lives. Ask them not reached an impasse. husband and I have had some The attorney was then Inter- five wonderful brothers and mm trw romantic Its per I decided to take matters tonality exhibits many senger forgot his keys. One to scream at us like maniacs Our 12-year-old son, Tom, bitter arguments over this into my own hands. I got the rupted by the Judge who told sisters woman asked that we deliver and vow they will never fly was a fairly good student un- and now I don't know if I am him that if his client had been Last October, I met the moods from the subdued lu- woman's attention, and in a nar glow to the solar glare her suitcase to her home be- with us again. We are doing til he became sports crazy right or wrong. Please settle calm voice I said, "Please solicited by me, he should not first person In my life who it. — Round Ten have attempted lo take the made me feel really alive. The power light wields over tell your kids to sit down." man is carried over into the Dear R. Let the boy en- She turned around and yelled, law Into his own hands. The We started with the uiual man was found guilty and conversation When be asked realm ol gemstones. anoth- gage in sports on a limited "We paid good money for our er age-old source 0* fasci- basis. Depriving him totally is tickets and my kids are going sentenced to prison. my age, I lopped off eight years and said "11," because nation For light is respon- not only unfair but unwise. to see this circus no matter The comforting part of the sible tor the gsmstone 1 County Fare Kids need the physical ex- what." I hollered back, "We case was the congratulations I figured he was about 14. beauty Us spirit as we* as ercise as well as the benefits didn't exactly get in free." I received from the police. So We began going out a lot. its hue CsiUaied from page 14 mouth Beach; Laura and Rumson, Fair Haven, Little of healthy competition. Her two boys kept standing few people are willing to turn After three weeks he con- body of water within viewing John Constance, Little Silver; Silver and Shrewsbury is hav- Let Tom know you have de- and blocked my kids, almost to them for help for fear they fessed he was only II. I In gsmological terms we distance of the dunes. Mrs. Doris Chesney and Miss ing a "real beach party." cided on a compromise and as if on purpose. I am still will be accused of a crime couldn't believe it. When he might translate gem spirit The cocktail reception is Claire Kirsch, Manasquan; Carol Testai, 20 W. Jack that you expect him to meet burned up. What should I themselves. 1 say, and with said, "Age means nothing," 1 into several optical proper planned so that everyone Paul Mullen, Walter Tuzeneu St., Hazlet, is chairman of the you halfway. I'll bet It works have done? — Day Ruined good reason — Hooray For confessed I was II. ties such as brilliancy, dis- shall have a chance to meet and Miss Jean Ann Tuzeneu, cruise to be staged in the all- Please keep me posted. Dear Ruined: You should The Boston Police We continued dating and I persion, scintillation and Col. and Mrs. Howard Ellis West Long Branch; Miss purpose room of St. Ben- Dear Ann: Should first have sought out an usher and Dear H Double hooray. 1 assumed everything was fine luster Brilliancy is charac- Cox and other members of Gadys Sabiano, Long Branch, edict's School, Aug. 21 start- cousins marry? Yes or no? — asked HIM to settle it. He can think of no city in the because he never mentioned teristic ot cotorlets stones the International Debutante and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cur- ing at I p.m. Her husband Call For Help would have ordered the wom- U.S. where It's been more dif- my age again. Eight months ot which diamond is the Ball committee. tis, Bayhead. "P.J." is captain of The party. Dear Call: In some states an, under threat of eviction, ficult to be a good law en- have passed and I really love most representative The The gala is a benefit for the it's illegal. And there are oth- to cooperate — or found other forcement officer In recent this guy. I'm sure he feels stone catenas whits light Future Monmouth Civic Either of them will accept Soldiers', Sailors' and Air- your reservations. er considerations, like health seats for you and your chil- years than Boston. Thanks for the same about me. Last and reflects it back out Dis- Ballet plans include a tenta- night I asked him when be men's Club, New York. As for the Newcomers problems that might produce dren. a well-deserved accolade. persion is characteristic ot tive fall performance in Mon- wanted to get married. He beach party at 8 p.m. Aug. 20, sick children. Dear Ann Landers: Cheers Is alcoholism ruining your both colorless and colored mouth Arts Center and a defi- said he could never marry Ballet buffs interested persons should con- Ask your doctor to send you for your advice to the 40-year life? Know the danger singals stones Htre the stone nite (Dec. 18) performance of me because of the age cslches white light, saps- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Costa tact Vera (Mrs. Karl) Gordi- to the nearest genetic screen- old gay who was being black and what to do Read the Peter and the Wolf at Kean difference. I was stunned rates it into different colors had a garden party Saturday nier, 52 Navesink Aye., Rum- ing center. These clinics have mailed by a fellow employe. booklet, "Alcoholism - Hope College of New Jersey, Union. and Help." by Ann Landers. What should I do -Plus Ten and protects s rainbow si- at their Little Silver home. son, no later than Aug. 16. been immensely helpful to Many years ago in Boston, I Enclose SO cents in coin with ted Scintillation (or Marion Costa is a founder Refreshments galore - couples who plan a family, was the intended victim of an Dear Plus: Tell him good- and board member of the Parties galore even if they are not related. extortionist After jostling me your request and a long, bye. If he really loves you sparkle) la the light the things like ribs, chicken and stamped, self-addressed enve- stone hashes from its pol- Monmouth Civic Ballet and, St. Benedict's parish, Holm- Dear Ann Landers: Today I in a public place, the rat he'll be back If he doesn't, brew — will be served at the lope to Ann Landers, P 0. ished surfaces ss move- as such, is always on her toes del, is having a "mock gathering at the Surfrider took my six-year-old son and posed as a detective (showed better to find out now. re publicizing the troupe, ad- Box 1400. Elgin. Ill W120 Do you feel awkward, ment occurs Luster is the cruise." Beach Club, Sea Bright. Rain degree ot shme a stone ex- ding to the membership, et al. And Newcomers Club of date is Aug. 21. Dear Ann Landers: You self-conscious—lonely Wel- come to the club There's hibits when it reflects light Guest of honor at the gath- slay me. Your upper-middle- directly to the eye ering was Mme. Maria Swo- class upbringing pops up In help for you In Ann boda, Howell Township, artis- your column so often It's a Landerss booklet, "The Key to Popularity " Send SO cents The hue or color ot a tic director for the ballet. hoot. Like again today—when stone is also dependent on Others in the group includ- you advised the woman in coin with your request and a long, stamped, self- light 1 mentioned that white ed Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. whose husband takes his 28^ light can be broken up into A SHOWING OF inches of their standard 57- addressed envelope to Ann Aronson and their daughter all the colors of the rain- inch bed out of the middle Landers, PU Box 1400. El- Ann, and Mrs. Beverly Anna- SOFT ART bow That is because white rella, Locust; Mrs. Anna- (They used to sleep cuddled gin, 111 60120 g BATIKING • WEAVING • SOH SCUIPTUMS up but now he accuses her of light is composed ol all rella's sister Mrs. Sandra these colors When we see Tasnady of Holmdel; Mr. and ormans "leaning" on him.) PTA OFFICERS MACMME • HANGINGS a color other than white, we Mrs. Nicholas Vuyosevich, At- CATERING AND DELI AUGUST 14 "Get twin beds." you ad- are witnessing ssiectlv* lantic Highlands; Mrs. Joan OCEAN TOWNSHIP - vised. "But after 20 years absorption, Materials ab- Benoist and her offspring FOR A SUCCESSFUL PARTY... Mrs Sam Apicelll will be the transition should be en- soib different wavelengths Miss Krisha Dziesinta, Mon !5 Churcfi S 842-4763 Llttto Silver COME TO "NORMAN'S" FOR THE gineered with imagination president of Ocean Township Junior High School PTA for of light depending on their and tact" Excellent counsel chemical composition and TRULY PROFESSIONAL APPROACH! But then you come up with the forthcoming season Serving with her are Mrs physical structure, and the YOU ARE ASSURED QUALITY, ABOVE the suggestion that the wife wavelengths that are not buy her husband a whistle to Thomas Crane, Mrs Thomas absorbed but reflected out AVERAGE QUANTITIES AND DECORA- place on his bedside table Lovgren, and Mrs. Fred Carl, provide the color ol the ob- TIVE ELEGANCE TOO! • and have it engraved with vice presidents, Mrs the message. "If you want Leonard Turt. recording sec- iect When all wavelengths FOR ANY OCCASION INCLUDING 'l t/cu&f me, Just whistle " retary, Mrs Frank Carpen- are absorbed, we see black • KtJUU WNHIB • SWIITS • COCIIJUl MI1KS There is another phe- • WBMNCS • OBBIBflNtl • l MnZVAM What percentage of your tier, treasurer, and Mrs Bruce Robinson, correspond- nomenon that gemstones 'I readers nnil'ni to engrave and light provide Have you OW COID lUfFII INCLUDING ROAST ing secretary AS LOW AS messages on ANYTHING noticed the gleam in a per- BEEF ROAST TURKEY HAM. CHEESES. SA- LAMI POTATO SALAD. MACARONI SALAD son's eye when he or she COLE SLAW PICKLES. OLIVES RELISHES receives a gift ol tine iew- BREADS AND DINNER ROLLS MUSTARD elr/J This phenomenon we RUSSIAN DRESSING SUMMER ART CLASSES attribute to the reflection ol FANTASTIC M-STOM AIT SAlt love HUCt SBKT1OW-FMMiP PAINTING • DRAWING • DESIGN A fj&sh collection ol the world's fine cheeses & gourmet foods! 128 Broad St. SILKSCREEN • WOODCUTS Acrai mm SMntecft WEAVING • MACRAME LITTLE S0L¥EP MARKET PLACE Red Bank ILLEJ 479 PROSPECT AVE., LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY 741-7272. THE GARRET ART GALLERY * 747-2484* Oopoi'tf Bo'ougo Man 8 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK SUMMER HOURS to to 2 11 The DtatfyRcgfeter SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY AUGUST U 1976 School sex desegregation study be furthered by HEW grant

NEW BRUNSWICK - The The institute also has pro- pfayacal education Rutgers University Training duced slide shows on "Women and athletics programs. Institute for Sex Desegrega- Without History/History With- Dr. Frances Kolb is cur- Some chicken feed tion of the Public Schools has out Women," on nonsexist, riculum coordinator for the received a 1156,000 one-year nonracist picture books for program. The training coor- grant from the U.S. Depart- young children, and on co- dinator is Guida West ment of Health, Education and Welfare Doll house show slated The grant will finance the By SYLVIA GRIFFIN coat it on both sides. Some homemakers cook continuation of a program be- SPRING LAKE - The Sec- a.m. to 5 p.m. here in the Ea it skin tide down for the first half of the cook- gun last year to help school ond Annual Doll House and . sex and Sussex Hotel. If you listen to your radio or watch TV at CONSUMER ing time and then turn it, but I don't have the personnel comply with state Miniature Sale and Show Reservations for dealers all then surely you know that some new lime for that extra process, so I place the and federal laws relating to sponsored by the Southern and hobbyists are available thinga have been happening In the chicken chicken In the pan skin side up and leave it sex equality in the public lionmouth Auxiliary of Fami- by writing the auxiliary, P.O. business. ADVICE that way. It's Important for each piece of educational system. ly and Children's Service of Box 213, Sea Girt, M750 First came the specialists who knew more chicken to touch the bottom of the pan rather Based at Douglass College, Monmouth County will take about chicken breeding than any other chick- more per pound than the broiler than be piled up. the program Is run jointly by place Sept. 11 and 12 from It en breeder, and then we had the truckers who Don't you sometimes wonder how much I like to season the chicken with salt, pep- the University Extension Di- CHAIRMEN NAMED watch for "smokeys" as they rush your you pay for a name? About 40 percent of the per, paprika, onion powder (not salt), and a vision's Office of Continuing MATAWAN - Department chicken to you fresh each day. nation's broilers are now sold under con- little basil. Then I oven fry it at 400 degrees Education for Women and the chairmen for the Woman's Actually, the American broiler Industry Is sumer brand labels; some of these brands are for 35 to 45 minutes when the chicken is done Women's Studies Institute of Bridal Club of Matawan have been one of the most advanced food production heavily advertised, and sell at a premium and appetizingly brown. Rutgers University. The proj- named. They include Mrs systems In the world. As a result, the super- How different are they? Before oven frying, chicken pieces also ect director is Rebecca L. Lu- Howard Woolley, American market broiler/fryer is among the most eco- The answer vanes by brand. Some pro- may be coated. To do this you dip the washed be tkin note home; Mrs Charles B. Wal- nomical protein foods today ducers emply poultry scientists to develop chicken pieces first In flour, then in egg mix- The program seeks to in- Wedding and engagement ter,'art; Mrs. Richard E.GII- The laboratory played a great part in im- "better" birds by improving their diets. ture (In the proportion of one egg to 2 table- crease awareness of sex-bias forms are available on Us, drama; Mrs. Joseph Se- proving poultry efficiency, making possible These chickens may differ from the ordinary spoons of milk), and then in seasoned bread problems and offers assis- request to The Daily Regis- guine, music; Mrs. Charles E. genetic improvement, scientifically controlled broiler in the ratio of meat to bone, the color crumbs. Oven time and temperature is the tance in incorporating wom- ter's Lifestyle department. Springhorn, public affairs; nutrition and controlled environments. In- and amount of fat, the proportion of white same. Chicken may be coated the day before en's studies into curricula There is no fee charged for Mrs. Thomas McKillop, social tegrated marketing companies translated the meat, or other factors which affect flavor or use and held In the refrigerator until an hour from kindergarten through any material used. Wedding services, and Mrs. John H. scientific advances into Inexpensive chickens appearance. The only way to judge a branded before serving time. This last method is a 12th grade. details are preferred in ad- Kinney, house. vance. Pictures received two and eggs. These companies typically own chicken Is to buy and eat it, trying to dis- good one to use when you are having a com- Eleven New Jersey school weeks after the event, run the and operate a feed mill, a hatchery and a count any bias you may have Absorbed from pany meal, because all of the preparation districts have been full par- risk of not being used. After processing plant, and they may contract with advertising "mess" is cleared away before the guests ar- ticipants In the program dur- UP THE HUDSON publication the pictures may independent breeders to produce eggs and rive. ing the past year. The grant LAURENCE HARBOR - The producers of these chickens often be picked up at the main of- with farmers to raise the chickens renewal will allow the in- The Senior Citizens Associ- claim that they are fresher, more tender or fice of The Daily Register, The supermarket broiler/fryer today is What's new stitute to serve over 20 addi- ation of Madison Township more flavorful. There Is no reason to assume, One Register Plaza, Shrews- about eight weeks old, weighs from one and tional districts in 1976-77. which meets here in the however, that the ordinary broiler is not "Let's Have A Chicken Barbecue" is a bury, 07701. Or, they may be one-half to three and one-half pounds. fresh, tender and flavorful. Although some new bulletin from Rutgers Extension Service The institute has developed Evangelical Covenent Church submitted with a self-ad- will have a trip up the Hud- And you should know that its name de- consumers find the brands worth a premium for those who contemplate feeding 50, 100, or model affirmative action dressed, stamped envelope. scribes Its size, not its method of cooking price, others find the amount of fat or other 500 people at a time. Order from Mrs. Sylvia plans for employment and son River to Poughkeepsle You can roast a broiler/fryer or cook It In liq- differences objectionable. Griffin, 20 Court Street, Freehold. Bulletin is contract practices and for aboard the Hudson River uid (simmering as in fricassee) as well as I think that the easiest way to cook chick- free. school and classroom prac- For a good French dressing Dayllner Thursday. Buses broil or fry It. The roaster Is about three en is to oven fry It. To do this you need only Mrs. Grlffll Is ExteisloR H*me Ec»n« tices, and has published a ca- shake together 2/3 cup olive oil, will depart the 711 store on weeks older, and weighs between three and to melt butter or margarine In a large roast- mist tor Moimwth (ouity aid Is a professor reer-awareness text and a 1/3 cup red wine vinegar. 1 Rt. 35, Cllffwood Beach, and one-half and five pounds It generally costs Ing pan. Dip the chicken Into the butter to at (ook CaUege, lingers University. bibliography of nonsexlst, teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon Laurence Harbor Circle at 8 nonracist resource materials. pepper a.m.

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HI S We repair & sell all moke sewing machines at discount prices Other locations: Morrlstown — Summit — Westtleld — Somervllle Whwt quanlW— lart. W» r—nw tw rtgtrt to Itmtt quart!*—. Phils lose to Braves, 2-1; Mets, Koosman nip Jones •y Ike Associate* Prou was caught with bis eyes against seven losses, allowing open nine hits The 14 victories "It wai the old daylight Chaney explained that he matched Koosman's total for pUy Uiat got him," said At- hadn't talked to Marshall the entire 1975 season lanta shortstop Darrel Chan- about the play. Jones, making his first start ey after the Braves edged the "He (Marshall) was coming since a minor auto accident Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 last out of his stretch and gave Sports Aug 4, was tagged (or 10 hits night. me the indication that he »#KWS8URY. N J WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 1976 17 by the Mets Chaney was the party of the wanted to come back to sec- Both teams had four-run ex second part when reliever ond," Chaney said. "The way plosions early in the game Hike Marshall wheeled and the play works is that as soon The Mets baited around picked Hike Schmidt off sec- as he sees daylight between none. We should still be out That kayoed Chrlstenson against Jones in the second ond base in the middle of a me and the runner he throws there playing." and brought on reliever Gene after Grote began with a ninth Inning Philadelphia ral- That's why we call it the Phil Niekro posted his Garber, who retired Jerry single off third baseman Doug ly daylight play " 12th victory and drove in a Royster to end the inning Rader's glove Staiger follow- The Braves led the Phils 2-0 To say that Schmidt was 'run with a seventh Inning Niekro, 12 8. allowed just ed with another Infield hit be- starting the ninth. Schmidt chagrined would be putting it double four hits before Mike Mar- fore Leon Brown slammed a led off with a bunt single to- mildly. The Phillies' hard-hit- The Braves took a 14 lead shall and Adrian Devine came drive off Jones' leg that ric- ward third. Greg Luzinski ting third baseman, consid- off Phillies' starter Larry on in relief in the ninth They ocheted into left field for a then walked and Braves' ered a good base runner, just Chrtstenson, 10-8, in the fifth put down the Philadelphia double, scoring Grote starter Phil Niekro was re- shook his head. He still didn't inning. Willie Montanez rally, but not before Larry The Padres gave Bud liar- lieved by Marshall. believe he had been had, and slashed the second of his two Bowa knocked in a run with relson an intentional walk to Marshall went into his the game was over in ten singles and took second on a an infield single. load the bases and Koosman stretch to pitch to Jay John- minutes. single by Clarence Gaston. John Milner's tie breaking crossed up the strategy with stone, who obviously was bun "It was a hell of a move," Dave May ripped a one-out pinch single in the eighth in- a two-run single to center. 1 ting, but the ball never said Schmidt slowly single, scoring Montanez. ning last night gave the New One out later, Felix Mlllan reached the plate. Marshall "I had half an hour to stand Atlanta made it 2-0 in the York Mets a 5-4 victory over singled Koosman home with threw to Chaney and Schmidt out there and figure how 1 seventh when Vic Correll the San Diego Padres and the fourth run. was going to play it safe and tripled to right center with their ace left-hander Randy Dave Winfield's three-run PHILAOILPHI* the next thing I know I'm in two out and Niekro doubled Jones. ID r h bl ob f h bl homer capped the Padres' 40 10 DCaihlt 4 0 10 the dugout. I'd like to think of him home. Jones, 18-7, failed for the four-run comeback In the GllbrratMD 4 0 0 0 GModdo»cl 4 0 10 4000 Schmlrtllt) 3 0 1 C an excuse, but there ain't third straight time to gain his third. Llh Montaneilb 113 0 Luilnthllf 0 0 0 cur (ii 19th triumph. He has won just Fred Kendall opened the in- OMonll 40 10 Hormonp/ 10 0 m i Chorwy.1 once since the All-Star break HANDS UP — Bud Horrelson of the Ntw York IvVets may or may not be 40 00 Johnttontr! 0 10 SAN DICGO NEW 1 , Poquetle If S ~ ning with a walk and Jones OMoyrt 10 1 I Hutlonlb 0 10 ob r ft bl 0 on. cl s Joe Torre, extending his ticklish, but he Is definitely out In the second Inning at Shea Stodlum last 0000 Tolanpr 0 0 0 Grubbll 4 0 10 JUonaualcl 4 0 0 0 a GBr.lt *> S sacrificed After another walk Curdle 4 110 OOIMC 0 0 0 EHrndtm 3 110 MltlonMi PkiWIO r! 1 iMovtrry 1b S hitting streak to eight games, Chomwi* 1b to Ento Hernandez, Willie night at Doug Radtr of the San Diego Padres applit* the tag. Morrelton PNI.krop 10 11 Bowau 0 11 Kutlokph 1 0 0 0 Vallrt 4 0 0 0 31 Mcfco. an 4 GNlrltalb 0 i CtMwmi rf 4 MOfHioTp 00 00 Chrttntnp 0 0 0 WDovlicI 4 1 2 \ Torrtlb 4 0 10 opened the eighth with a H«oty dh 1 FWhll* 2b 4 Davis doubled for one run and was caught In rundown between third and home. Devlnap 0 0 0 0 Garbarp 0 0 0 Wlnfloldrl 4 111 LFoiterpr 0 0 0 0 10 0 HondlphK 0Pot.Hi ] single behind second base TTavlorpr, Ivltlb 3 0 2 0 Boliclairlt Winfield followed with his 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FShUYU 3 0 0 JMrilnei < 3 McGrawp Futnloilb 4 0 10 Grottc Leo Foster ran for Torre and 0 0 0 3 110 DEIIUp 0 t 01 Hauler p 0 13th home run of the season, bunt play in the sixth inning leflfield fence, his 13th homer New York in the 11th inning, McCorvrpti DoRoderfc, 4 0 0 0 Slaig*r3b 4 13 0 Lylep 0 0 0 Mlnoorl p 0 took second on Jerry Grate's Ktndallc 1110 LBrownct 3 111 a drive Into the bullpen In Thurman Munson hit a two- of the year, enabled Yankee retiring the Royals in order to 31 J 7 1 Tolol Turwpr 00 0 0 Mllntrlb 10 11 Tatoli » I 7|Tol sacrifice. Roy Stalger's third RJoncip 3 0 0 0 Harrtlttonu 3 0 10 right field. out, two-strike home run off starter Dock Ellis. 1M. to claim his 19th lave MM Ml- 1 Rttmundph 10 0 0 Kootmanp 3 113 Ne.York OOO IOC 000 01 hit of the game, a single to The Mets announced they reliever Steve Mingori in the post his first victory In nearly DP—Philadelphia 3. LOB-Atlanla 6. Konioi City 000 000 100 00 left, moved Foster to third Plillodelphlal IB-G.MCKMox/t1 Niekro Total 33 4 9 4 Total 13 S 10 i E - Randolph. Pale* DP - Ntw Y were playing the game under a month Mlngorl. who sur- 1. LOB - N.w York t Komo< Clly 7 Uth inning to lift the New 31-Cocrtll SB-GIIDrealh twOMfft *MMM-4 and he scored when Mllner - Rlv.ri, F While HR - Cow.n protest after Met Manager York Yankees to a 2-1 victory rendered only hit second The Royals had tied the IP H HER SB SO n «M«MI»I Munton II. S - M Mortlntl. S singled sharply to right field. PNI.krolW.IH) I 4 112 3 G Nemet Joe Frazier got Into an argu- over the Kansas City Royals homer of the year, lost his game 1-1 on Al Cowens' In- MMortlwll E-E.Htrnandi. LOB-Son Dlogo 7. IP Hum ••to Dtvlnvln* 23 1 0 0 0 0 New York 7. 1B-L Brown, W.Oavli. Jerry Koosman went all the ment with plate umpire John last night. third game in six decisions side-the-park home run In the HH-yVlPill.la |I3). SB-Harrelion. S- ChrilnmlL.104Ch ilnm ) 12-2 3 7 2 2 I 1 O.EIIU (W.12-4) 10 1113 E Hernondz.R Jonei.KooimonX.Brown. way in winning his 14th game McSherry over a sacrifice Sparky Lyle took over for GorberGb r 1111-3 00 0 Lyle 0 0 0 0 Munson's clout over the seventh inning MCGroG w I 0 00 0 10 Groti. Moiiler 10 e I iovt-DtvInt (2). HBP—bBP y P.Niekro IP M R ER BB SO Mlngorl (L,3 3) I 1110 R JonMlL.ll 7) I 10 S i 1 1 (T.Taylor)'. WP-P.NUkro. T-2:I4. »- Save — I vie 19. HBP — by Mlnoorl ft) KooimorlfW.U 7) 9 9 4 4 4 7 30.M3. T-21S »-13,M5 •ri. T— 2:4*. A—25,173. McDonald breaks 3,000 mark Yanks accuse AL as Stockholm track meet ends 9 STOCKHOLM (AP) - Dun- Prefontalne, who died In a gold medal In Montreal, was well under the pace of Bel- veteran Willie Davenport, can McDonald set an Ameri- car accident in 1975, set histwo seconds behind the Pole gium's Emiel Puttemana who who tied with world record of''cover-up policy can record in the 5,000 meters record of 13:22.8 In 1972. McDonald was the pace-set- set the world record of 13 13 0 holder Guy Drut of France It and Bronislaw Malinowski Rod Dixon of New Zealand, ter during the first two ki- in 1972 the 110-meter hurdles NEW YORK (AP) - The have only the fans in mind missed the world 3,000-meter who failed, to win a medal in lometers of the 5,000, and af- McDonald, who competes Wilkins tossed the disc 116 New York Yankees, fined when we use our score- steeplechase mark by a mere the Olympics, ran second in ter the three kilometer mark, for the mid-Pacific road run- feet in his sixth and last at- $1,000 and reprimanded by board for instant replays. 4.2 seconds to highlight the fi- 13:21.11. he and Dlxon broke away ners, had a previous personal the American League yes- tempt to pass his old rival The board cost us K million nal day of the international Olympic runnerup Mali- from the pack best of 13 19 6 when he fin- terday for using their in- and former world record and we see no reason, with track and field meet at Stock- nowski survived a late attack Dlxon took the lead at the ished second in the U S stant replay Scoreboard at holder John Powell of San this great innovation, why holm's Olympic Stadium last by Anders Garderud and beat bell looking the stronger of Olympic trials in Eugene. Yankee Stadium to show Jose, Calif., who had a ton oT fans al the ballgame should night. the Swedish world record the two, but the American Ore close plays, responded by 214-9 see anything less than the McDonald, 27, of Hawaii, holder in the guelllng steeple- came back with a strong kick "I felt very good In the last accusing the league of a fans at home, where instant clocked 13 minutes, 19.40 sec- chase run with an 8:13.23 in the last 150 meters to win kilometer but I never thought Wilkins holds the world "cover up" policy and hin- replay has become a way onds after a fantastic last ki- clocking by a few strides I went that fast," he said "I mark of 2324. set earlier this ted they would continue to of life lometer to wipe out the late The last kilometer was one think I could have run under year show them. Garderud, who lowered his "The so-called 'policy' of Steve Prefontaine's previous own world record to 8:08.0 of history's fastest In a 5,000 13 15 with a better pace early Davenport, 33, competing George Steinbrenner, the league to cover up con- mark by 4.4 seconds. when he won the Olympic meter run. Both men were in the race." for the Baton Rouge. La., managing partner of the troversial replays Is only a Track Club, and the French Yanks, had complained to It was the first time recommendation of the McDonald ran In Stockholm Olympic gold medalist both AL President Lee MacPhail league president, and not f 9 were timed In 13.57 about the umpiring in Sun- He was here three years ago as far as we know, a league Guyana's James Gllkes, day's 8-5 loss to the Balti- but was not allowed to start rule. It is a recommenda- Hunt cops in Clay in a 1,5000-meter race then who tried in vain to enter the more Orioles. The Yankees tion we, on behalf of the 190 meters as an indvidual af- also put out a news release because his personal best fans, do not happen to INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - rush the net. but 1 think I ter his nation Joined the Afri- criticizing what the team time was off the qualification agree with. When and if the Top-seeded Lesley Hunt went up to the net only three can pullout of the Olympics, alleged was a series of bad limit members of the American breezed to an easy second- times the whole match won his second race In two calls by the crew headed by Bill Kukri League should choose to round victory yesterday, and The No. 2 seeds, Cynthia days, the 200 meters in 20.9. Lou DiMuro. Other American winners In- make this a league rule, we Jimmy Connors, her male Doemer and Guillermo Vilas, cluded Olympic champion He also took the 100-meter recommended by this The Yankees were par- would have no choice but to counterpart in the U. S. Clay also won easily. Mac Wilklns in the discus and dash Monday ticularly incensed about an league. I am also informed comply fully. For now, we Court tennis tournammenl, Mrs Doemer, who received eighth Inning call by Bill that, following a close deci- think It is important that breezed into town to find out a first-round bye on Monday, Kunkel of Leonardo, N.J. sion on the field, you posted our fans be given an accu- his first-round opponent will stopped unseeded Sally Greer On the play, New York's the names of the umpires in rate picture of action on be fireballing Colin Dlbley. of Miami 7-5. M in a second Gene Lockiear was called a manner calculated to pro- the field, and we do not "Oh, the rocketman?" Con- round match, and Vllas beat . HowThey Stand duce fan reaction against out at first base. The Yan- think the omission of this nors said when told he will Hank Pflster of Bakersfield. NATION*!. HIM! AMIIICAN LIAOUI kees insisted Lockiear was the umpires. face Dibley, a big Australian' service is in the best inter- Calif., 7-5, t-2. IMI Dl*l»l«Colombia. Lot Angtltl 1. PlMtburgh 1 also have read a copy of a Alionlo I. PhiioatipMo 1 Nt«r York 1. Konto* City 1, 11 1 It on the screen. to make the call, as the however. The fifth seeded woman, «"'"( publicity release given out LetteyMiM Montr MI ). Son Fftwciuo 1 CdiilOfnlo 1. BoCon4 MacPhail sent a telegram replay showed, and missed For Miss Hunt, who stom- Marcie Louie of San Fran- Ntw *o<* S. Son D.epo * Oattiond i Miiwowfto* 1 by the Yankees containing the crucial play badly." v LOWI* i. HDWIIWI r T O*OT> 10 — •• to Steinbrenner Tuesday ped Belgium's Michelle Cur- as hard as I could just to get cisco, struggled past Laurie MmnttotO 'S"V»' *• * MN TIBTe inaccuracies and demean- Cincinnati (Normon It It ol Ct which said, in part: And the Yankees' ralease dal 6-1, 6-1, it was a match it over." Tenney of Miami Beach, SI flonnam 1*7 JO a m Cfiitooo IJonoMit * 10) sjf Ci... >ieM ing to league officials." Lo« Angtltt 1 Rhodtn * h 01 Pltti (•rownr t\, t Ml m said any objects thrown at 2-6. 7-5 burah 1 Modicn )M|.I ]S p m "... it has come to my she just wanted to get out of Like Connors, Miss Hunt Ttaot IPtrry M ll ot Ottro< I IFC""" The Yankees responded Kunkel "were thrown im- Allonla '<«ood» 11. ' lS»m Ntw Vor- (Flfwtroo 144) O' i(All with a release which said, mediately after the call and San Ffoncnco ID Acqun'O ] 4) o' d»f 411 01 Komot CHy ltir« 1941 York club again used the "Before this week, I hadn't ite playing surface players turned in victories in Wonlrfol fFrymon * 1) | 6l p m replay Scoreboard in a in part: "... we would not following the score- played for a month I'm al- "I always find clay tough," the afternoon round, and the San Oitgo (OnHin * ]i oi i4t* York totton iNiw tl) of Coiilo< n4 ' (Mallocfe 1141. 1 OS p m ona Hit 10 NP m manner contrary to policy like to point out that we board activity." ways nervous anyway, but only other upset loser was Ir- Howtton lOitmtr II IOl Ot Si LOuH Mllwovtitt iffo.tfi 1)|| a I Uuii-onei she said "I was brought up IDtnny OS). 1 Hpm this time 1 was concentrating on grass I normally like to is Riedel of West Germany (•lutt 10 n pm Giants -Jets: Who will rebuild first? Every year in National Football League play, there are The Giants are in the third year of a building process un- iiiimmiiMimiimiiiiiHiiiiniiiMiiiiMimiiiMitmiiHMliHMiillmNN title races. The league is broken down into two conferences der Andy Robustelli and Amsparger The Jets are really only with three divisions in each. beginning under Holtz Forget those races. Both teams have been plagued by undistinguished draft There is a better race in New York City That's the one choices in recent years. The Jets for too long have looked at between the Giants and the Jets to see who can reach re- Joe Namath as a man for all seasons He had his one season JO.W/ spectability first. The Giants have been looking for a messiah for many Neither team set the world on fire last year, and neither years They believe they have found one in Larry Csonka figures to win any championships this year. However, Csonka is no O J Simpson or Jim Brown He is FALK But sooner or later, one of them has to become recogniz- simply a fine fullback able as a football team The one that does it first will be the The answer to which team will become a winner first will one that has the better front office. Both have gone through never be found with those who are collecting the largest pay- upheavals in that area in the past few years. Who came out checks iiimiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiuiiniiimiiiiiiiiHiMlii better? Look for the answer where football is played — the place Dont't depend on the outcome of tonight's game at Yan- that TV commentators love to call the pit or the trenches protection they give Namath. but their line has shown little kee Stadium for any hint to that answer. The Jets play again Look for the answer in the lines, offensive and defensive ability to do much else Friday, and the Giants have a date in Houston Saturday. Right now, the Giants have an advantage in the defensive Any meaning that a traditional Giants-Jets game may line, and top draft choice Troy Archer looks like he will make Rale the two teams even (with minus grades! u> the ft- have had has been lost. No way you can expect Bill Ams- it big. The Jets are in trouble, not only up front, but through- lensive line, but give the Jets a plus for their receivers, and parger to risk any valuable Giant material, and Lou Holtz out their entire defense. Give the Giants about a two-year the Giants a plus for their runners That last comes almost by „ HUO PROM HIS WIPE- Pittsburgh Pirate would have to be a fool to go all out tonight and then again edge there, and no team is going to win without a good de- forfeit The Jets don't have any runners pitcher John Candelarla gets a hug from his wife Friday. fense I Enough nonsense Which team will amve first7 Give the outside the Pirate clubhouse after his no-hlt per- That, of course makes the game meaningless — except The arms race is much closer on the offense The Giants nod to the Giants They will become a winner in 1977 formance Monday night In Pittsburgh against the to the charities which benefit, and the two teams, each of have yet to show that they have rebuilt an offensive line that The Jets are just too incompetent in their front office to Lot Angeles Dodgers. **wtn*m which figures to take home about 1100,000 from it. has been wilting since 1972. The Jets pride themselves in the become a winner before the 1980s SHREWseuHv. N J WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 111976 Wendy joins Olympic champs in A A U PHILADELPHIA - Wendy Boglioli, Ocean Township, the the Oympic spectacle. Naber, whose slithering form in the water has earned him the •lonmouth College senior who won a gold medal in the 400- "There's all this attention given to it once every four nickname 'Snake'1' meter freestyle relay and a bronze in the 100-meter butterfly years, and that's it," said Naber, who has one year remaining "Nobody follows swimming except during the Olympics at the Montreal Summer Olympic Games will be among 700 at the University of Southern California "I have a feeling for It's up to people like myself to change people's attitudes. I men and women competitors entered in the four-day AAU Na- all these people who are competing here am just lucky to have the opportunity " tional Swimming Championships that begin today "Swimmers, like the ones who didn't make the Olympics, Also entered in the outdoor championships are Jim Mont- The event will be televised by WABC-TV on Saturday (fi- deserve some recognition, too. They worked Just as hard as gomery and Brian Goodell, two other strong reasons why the nals) beginning at 3 30 p m we did," he said. AS men's team won 25 of JJ individual medals in Montreal When Olympic hero John Naber talks about swimming, and took first place in 12 of 13 events. "I figure I've spent abgu,t 8,000 hours in a pool, and the people listen. And backed by his four gold medals and a sil- Montgomery won three golds, one with a record-shatter- difference between the ones who made the Olympics and ver, the 6-foot-6 Naber plans to do a lot of talking. ing time of «.W seconds in the 100-meter freestyle, and a those who didn't is about three minutes," he said bronze. Goodell, of Mission Viejo, Calif., captured the 400-and "I would like to spend the summer promoting swim- ' Naber, who will swim the backstroke and freestyle for the 1,500-meter fresstyles mlng," said the 20-year-old during a break in the warmups for Ladera Oaks, Calif., Swim Club, said he's not a self-appointed Leading the women is Shirley Babashoff, also of Mission the AAU National Swimming Championships. banner carrier who hopes to cash in his medals for a liveli- VleJo. She anchored the 400-meter freestyle relay team that Naber figures the sport, which lacks the glamour of the hood. upset the strong East German team for the lone U. S. wom- flniy B.tfUII track and field but has all the rigors, needs a boost following "I don't want this as a Job, but as an opportunity," said en's gold. Local junior riders Royal Glint set for horse show heads field FREEHOLD - Local youths will be com- up to 8 am Sunday, for those wishing to peting for the grand championship and re- compete In the Local section only. serve grand champion titles, at the Mon- From local short stirrup (10 years or mouth County Horse Show, Sunday, from 8: JO younger) equitation, through working hunter in Salvator a.m. at the Monmouth County Park Systems championships, the day will be filled with ex- OCEANPORT - Dan Lasa- houssaye; W A. Purdey's Show Grounds on East Freehold lid , here, on citement, trophies and ribbons. Every class Is ter's Royal Glint heads a field Shore Patrol, US, Jimmy Ed- tb* last day of their three day "A" rated covered by the rules and specifications of the of 14 three-year-olds and up wards; S. K. L. Stable's (how current American Horse Show Association for the |»,S90 Salvator Mile Mongongo, 112, Carlos Bar Rule Book. Monmouth County Horse Show Associ- at Monmouth Park tomorrow. rera; S. Shapiro's Sam's Own, ation, established In 1894, is the oldest in New For all those Interested in horses, this If all start, the winner will 112, Mickey Solomone; E. W Jersey, and will offer a variety of com- three day "A" rated show will give the take home $19,207. Relber's Orbit Round, 112, petition starting Friday. Friday's competition spectator the chance to see some of the finest All eyes will be on Royal Tony Black; S. M. Baer's will be medal classes, equitation and Junior riders in the Country In such events as the Glint as the six-year-old geld- Eastern Pageant, 110, no boy; and pony hunter classes, Saturday's feature ASPCA Horsemanship class, the AHSA Hunt- ed son of Round Table-Regal and Top Cee Stable's Outer will be the ever exciting Jumping and hunter er seat medal class and the breath taking Gleam attempts a comeback Isle, 109, no boy. over fences competition and Sunday, "Local open jumper classes Tickets are available at after bleeding and failing to Day." the gate — $2.00 for the entire three shows — Sum Daisy, an invader finish in the Massachusetts and four area hospitals will benefit from New England, humbled Sunday Is known as "Local Day" because Handicap at Suffolk Downs a field of six fillies and mares competition is limited to permanent residents Come cheer our local riders on to their June 20 and also looks to be- in yesterday's featured eighth of Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean Counties, victories. Refreshments are available on the come the 19th horse to reach race at Monmouth Park be- and any youth or adult entered in the "A" show grounds — so make it not only a day the 11,000,000 mark in career fore a crowd of 10,156. out, but three days of eye-filling and mind rated section or Jumper classes is Ineligible. earnings. The winner, ridden by These rules are meant to prevent any unfair boggling equitation .and Jumping. You will Trainer Gordon Potter has Mickey Solomone, paid $13 20, advantage by advanced riders, horses or marvel at the ability of junior riders, eight- been working the Kentucky- $7.20, and $2.60. Kentucky ponies, who might otherwise compete In the een years of age and under that will be com- bred regularly for his return Dawn, piloted by Edward Local section. Post entries will be accepted peting at this show and he appears to show no ef- Knell, finished second and re- 11111 iMiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiinii fects of his recent misfortune. turned $6.80 and $2.40. Say WINS IN PHOTO - Battling to the wire In the fifth race at Monmouth Royal Glint will need a win Yes Lady, part of an entry Park, Shrewd Dealer (4) won with Eddie Delahoussaye aboard. In second to reach the million dollar with Queen of the Clan, sent place at the wire was Hickory Cap (on inside) piloted by Lazaro Saumeli. mark, as his earnings now off at 3-5, finished third and Monmouth Park Tender Scoundrel (5) finished third under Mike Dowd. The winner ran the stand at $986,420. He wUl also paid $2.10. six furlongs in 1:11 and paid $10.20. be seeking his sixth stakes Solomone and Ronnie Tan- l« — U.iat, Clma , > Vt > Up; 1M. Cool Coco I mi Ptrrtl Proi Battle (1171 Parrtt 41 Sionolev (III) Skinner win of 1976. He will carry ner each had three wins for Poor Tom » IIIDPerrat M m - KUMj Clmt.,- I Ye 4 Up,- 4 Mongonao (111) Ban.ru high-weight of 126 pounds. the afternoon. Solomone KlngHou 111)1 Rotado Shore Polrol (113) Edwordi __..iVi tun* (11J) Hfc Flea Settle II1SI Nr Talc (113) MocBtih Among the capable entries added victories on Ocalahand Srtlohlno long (11?) Gomfi Blade01 Iron (111) Brumlleld Royal Glint (116) Nr trying to delay Royal Glint's (3.60) and Raise A King ClndtftMoMyiy h1 1113) S Secoucul 1115) Edwordi Forage 1114) Votquti MMr . PlcrrPl t (111(11111 Com*i n Hod a Blast (IIS) Breaux entry into the million dollar (4.00). Tanner scored on Fool- Pomphitt 111]) T s 10-1 Big Promlie (110) Pogano tlh - I4H4; Clmi , I Lincroft widens gap Dive Waiter (U?) Skinner club will be Tinton Falls ish Romance (5.20), Bean Pit M - M.m CliM.J I Y* A Up. * Namun Chocan (130) MacBelh St. Jorwvi Courier (ltl) Nr Kir* Emplrt Jnd I Mil Lovoto 1/ i Mod Prince II IS) AndenoAnoarton .!!"!"!!!t~l Clork'l Danny (116) Lovato Stable's Talc, winner of this (13.00), and Kratos (23.40). PorTooci 1)01) SaumtH.F Ml Coolnet Rank (114•1 IMcCoulay M Colonel T ()») Tanner year's Terrapin Handicap at Tanner's wins gave trainer M«n*e GlJh (1M) McCouliy 10-1 • onky (117) Nr MOMonmad (1IDI Wllion Fronk'i Rwilly (IM)Gomil II Joey Joey (110) Mlcell ..101 Pimlico and three 1875 stakes. Jim Crupi a triple lor the af- Grot* Thtm* (107(0) ) MtCoulttCutyy 4-1 Ml - uHe Clmt ; I vt Fllll.i, 4 Pur, Frenchiown (113) Thomai ...7-2 LllOld FH Mill Dihtt 7-1 a Mill Doiahouttoyt Cape Diamond Ills) Gomel...... " .74-1 Two Filled (120) Gabrlello ..»•! Talc has raced primarily ternoon. Will Speculating (110) Pooano ...HI Another Request (111) McCoulty .. 41 in distaff net league Order in Court 0211 Ptrrtt Subpet Bold (110) McCauley against handicap competition Fovorlt'e Penny'(iii) Nr.."..^!^^^!!!;?-? Dmty Lone (117) Brumfleld in 1976, and finished fourth in OoDlomond 11131 Brumli E»ocllna IIIS1 Mlcell 10 1 Quick Posiover (115) Lovoto Lincrolt strengthened its Red Bank, three games out Bermleln and Linda Smith, 6-3, i-7 7. • no Louie Come Home (IIS) Solomone. II English Low (IIS) Delohootiayt Joan Martin and Judy von Glllh IN) d. his most recent effort, the Our Mortgage (MS) Artllono 10-1 Abduction Dili Nr lead in the North Jersey of first place, edged N.J. Sue Beaton and Charlotte Fortunate 1-4. Manor beats U, iy, i rt Sure IM Smonnni. ()13) Rivera G. 6-4, 6-3 3. Dolly Role and Tilda Husney Tom Fool Handicap at Aque- Boocon cjij....) NNr . l-l 71*- HUM; Altw; ) ¥• 4 Up, 4 Fur Dorlman (1U) Rivera G - Shore Ladies Tennis League Shore Tennis Association, 2-1, (R) d. Barbara School! and O*e Reid 6 Run RounR d 111]1) MoroltM l 6 1 Set The USA (119) Nemetl * I Big Al M. (113) Skinner duct July 25. Regular rider Creek Muital (1071 Ciorneikl 4 1 Gallonl Bob (mi Arellano • S by blanking Allaire, 30. Forty Love defeated Fort FOUTY LOVE ill FORT MONMOUTH Larson Ford I Will Doll (1131 Edwordi 1 } Royal Drattiman (IIS) Mlcell t—i-l Monmouth, 3-0 and Toms Riv- (II Don MacBeth will ride with Maul King II131 Lovato .-I Pomptnl C1231 Vorooi 10-1 SLECTIONS 1. Barbara Emhofl and Flo DeCosare the weight 113 pounds. NEPTUNE Royal Manor Wltty'i Ale (1131 Wllion 1-1 That Wing (1I»| Trtomoi 21 er downed Countryside, 2-1 in (F) d. EMI Sylvftter and Loll Brower. 6- Towgh Turkey (103) Somyn IM Ticket Man (117) Nr 1-1 By REGGIE SI I-:It I indemann fires 4. 4-7, 6-1 2. Joyce Tomolno and Joon took an early lead over Lar- other action. Zakanych IF) d Eleanor Hartiell and Jo Another multiple stakes son Ford in the first of their el» - II.Mt. Clmi 1 V. M«n. . IM Ift - %UM* aooeo Solvolor Mil* Mortdt 1 — Personnel Director, Pro's Anne Block, 6-1, 6-7, 6-1 1. Judy Sutpnin winner set to go is Juliette cap, 1 V* A Up IM UNCKOFT (1) ALLAIRE (II and Katie Barnes (Fl d. Betty Crawford semifinal series here last Frank I Chill (1131 Nr KM PromliedCMv (US) Dflahouiwyt....lDfl O„: Ii Battle, Poor Tom B. 2nd hole in one and Jean Hllltmon, 6-1,6-4 Trapp's Visier, hero of the Olmme A Break 11 III Ptrretl 4-1 OrlbO t RounRd (III) BlocBlk 15J21 J I - Ohio Indian. Frank's Heal TOMS RIVER 11) COUNTRYSIDE (I) night and went on to a relati- SWnor. Lulol (lISlMcCouley II Sam i Own Oil) Solomone FARMINGDALE - Harold I Maureen OeFonce and Fay* Lot! IT) New World Handicap at Hazel No Empty Pocket 11141 Mlctll IM Vlllir (119) Knopp "•jjj tty, Duel Song d Brookie WorendoM and Connie Llnd- vely easy 98-91 win. Night Gomel (111) Solomon. 3-1 Silver Hope (119) Mlce Lindemann of Eatontown hit lay. 7-5,7-51 Dee Ippen and Jean Rocne Park May 31, and the Dienst Mr Murray R Illll Roiodo II Note of Victory (116) S . Hickory Cop (Saumeli .l.M 420 Games, Stangley Park Golf Course Aug. 4. Mr tucky Cardinal Handicap at Madlo Buy (Bfumlleld J 40 2.M MO Tender Scoundrel (Oo rd) 5 - Mad Prince, Bonky, Cabi- Llndemann's score was 86. two teams play again tomor- BoldHolmi tOflohoultavt)....4.00 1.40 Churchill Downs. EMOCIO 14-4) 44 It net Rank Sea Bright wins again row night. Doming Oljplay (Lovolo) S.N I - Mat. ] Y el up, Clmt,' IM. His partners were Mac Attention must be given to Royal Manor ran off to an 1- 4.144, ] V4AUI; F*M; Clmfl. IM Bean pit (Tonnen 13 oo s K i no ( — Cape Diamond, Order In Moyle of Eatontown and Pe- SEA BRIGHT-The Sea The final match score was Keystone Stable's Peppy Foollih Romanci (Toniurl S.» < » Kitchen Going ISklnntr).. ix early 17-8 lead and held that l.M Ambermolt (Wllion) IJS, Court, Favorite Penny ter Pappa of Oceanport. His Bright Lawn Tennis and 14-all, but Sea Bright won 177 Addy, winner over Honest Outenn (Uomti) J.40 4.40 margin throughout most of I — ll.tat, 3 YtlUp, Alw; I P. 7 - See tke U.S.A., That Wing, first hole-in-one was achieved Cricket Club's junior tennis total games to Bay Head's Pleasure In his last start at •O«lth4 Top (Sklnntrl 4.40 Rout A King (Solornone).4.00 2.40 2.10 the game. The Manor was OAILY DOUBLE (14) 11,44 Florldo Dlomond IPerrttl 3.00 120 Gallant Bob at the Colonial Golf Course, team edged Bay Head Yacht 1S9. Monmouth July 27. In that helped In that first period by I - IMH I VOI Clm; t E woo n- spurn (Edwordu 140 8 - Talc, Royal (.llnl, Peppy Ocean Township in 1969. Club. toy! ilnflM race, the four-year-old Addy acotonono(Solomon4l. ...3.40 J.40 1.10 • XACTA (Ml It.ta Add) ten Larson turnovers. CoolNlghl(P.ir.l) 1 Jo 1.10 An additional thrill for Mr. The winners won their third Peter Dlckion (SB) a Doug CunOey. 9-7; Boy gelding missed the track Ratanitrucilonltt (Carcla)dh 1.10 I - f.Jtt, 1 y»»Ut, F»M, Alw ; IM a _ Frpnrhlnwn Ddiilv lane Froncli Freamon (SB1 d. Sold.r Rom Sylvester Cuyler led the Waning Tlcktl (Edwards) dh 110 Sum Dolly I Solon. I 13 20 7 10 1 40 " •" renCOlOWH, HUM) l.dlH , Lindemann was that the hole- ,in a row, but not before deter- dall, 1-0; Mike Haltiowoy (SB) d. Wei. record for one-mile and one- Kentucky Down (Snail) 6 10 2.40 Maxanmad in-one came on the Howell Holllon, 1-4; Llndioy Lull (SB) d. Bob scoring with 33 points and 16 DIAD HIAT FO« IHOW Soy Yei Lody (Dtlohoutioyt) 2.10 mining the victory by the Mehlln. IS; Rick Hurd (BH) d. Peter sixteenth by 1/5 of a second. IXACTA 111) 111* BEST BET: Mad Prlncf (51h) course, he having been the number of games taken. Mulroy, 6 1, Jack Rlkar (SB) d Scott Peppy Addy will try to dupli- rebounds, and Buck Kirkland «- 4.144, 1 Y.»U», F»M; Clmt, 4F I - >,Ma. 1 v ...up, Clma, 4 P. Belling. 1-0; Peter Slrong (SB) d Mork H«*pPI«oit (Soumtlll 10.40 100 l.H Kroloi (Tanner) 13 40 9.40 960 Yesterday's Winners: Had Real Estate Broker who nego- Telling. 14, Jim Henderson (SBI d Rob cate the feat of his sire, Addy added 21 points and 11 HMntMovl4 (Edwordi) 4.K 140 Otcl KholelMocBeth) 4.40 6.20 ertApplegota.l-O. rebounds. Oonno t Story fSkmo.i) J.40 Tooley I on Top (Cornell t 40 to Buy (l.M); Ocalahand tiated the sale of the 300 Davbl.t Boy, who won the Salvator in • ' I — 7.MS; 1 Y*AUp; ClmflJ 4 f TRIFICTA (1-0-43 >,43S 71 (BEST BET) (IM); Bean acres of land on which the Hendenon ond Hothoway (SB) d. Cun- 1968. Jockey Jimmy Edwards, For Larson Ford, Ron Kor- ATTENDANCE 11,114 Freehold sets dey ond Romd.ll, 8 3, Holllon ond Hurd S*T4wd D4oltr -PtOlM 11,444 Hughes, 10-2; Studdltord ond Barllett Mountain Co»rHPorodl»l Jubilee Chip iRadollniki) ised City, 115. Eddie Dela- Syltly o Ripp (Bovoii Zr) 10-1 J Hunter, Maiden Hunter, Nov- IBH) d Monsonand Boll. 10-4. Adntv (PofoloM) J.J lit-Pact IMII.r • Ambehovlng (Kellyl)) 15-11 TopMelComoll .' . M Jtodoro Bormln(Plffc»» :....M Proud Moment IBreinahon) 5-2 Ellen Craln iThomai)301 LC Stor (Flllon) ~ 4-M1 ice Hunter, Open Hunter, and Bur wood Jot (Baidochlno) M Roc. Win Turcottt) 3 I By* Bye Pe«gy (Breinohonl1 No Exception N (Worone) 5 1 Non-Thoroughbred Hunter. BamtM N iSmlth Jr) S-l Mov Ooy Willy IFIIIon) ... 4-1 Fifth Symphony (Lutl) o-l StjmtMalttlr (Spertndl) Ifrl Fly Fly Pete (Rlvello) I I IM-POCIlMUJN Aqua Storm (Ptcchla)! • There will also be a full MadChvn (Kelly) IM Peter Be Good (Poqutt) II Cnarlei iCortiol) Southern Low (McGtt) 12- Victory SptMd (Suydom) IS I Mill Willy Widow (Sutler I 10 I Vegot Star iDonger) Fletl Miracle (Elilng«r) 1$. complement of equitation ~ t (Interttofioto) IS I Audlei Boy (Flllon) 10 1 Woverleyi Truth (FIHoot Suoor Mailer IPeloelbeck) 20- classes: Maiden, Novice Philippe! Coll (Nodrlvtr) ... III LlnoenP-lh (Ho dflverl ,...M ULICTIONS 3>t - Pa«e iMH.ua Gwen worle Tuck I Tele I Kiwi Bormln (KHIyl ...6-1 I - Trarart Okl, CM Flyer. Ma Ct- Open, and Adult. The hunter Cope Linden (Primak) S-! MorbMt (Morrll) ...II COSVCrtlp IBerknerl J.| •ft-Pace IM 11,7M Nubby Crted (Malody) .10-1 I- JtMtrt Bormln, PHTW4M Jf, »d classes will be run over a per- Lucky Dot IWorono) 4-1 Mr Super Craln (King Jr) 5-2 S M EMU (Moron*) 10-I MV manent outside course. The Kaaoi Pride (Perrlart) 4-1 ScMffll Joe (Ralht>on«) 3-1 Admiral BvrdN (Kelly) .1 » — CtM Llnfl4R, Lucky Del, K6k*l Moleitlc Pride (No driver I II Mine Joey (Mortljjfy) 4-1 Kell/twck Jtrry (Campbellt flat equitation and pleasure ajfcllr*, a f IAKA I fcli. ,i.,j h lilt 14V a ivonMlnoar (Parolorl) •> i — Tat Ooier. RM eric. AMIy I IVIfVl \JI UVT . reiri UVLfl I'll ...... ,..*... IV I Drtvel Babe (Schmigel) > < •Hi - PK4 IM II JM — let. »n Prtaa Mtmenl, Ply Fly classes will be held in an RtnolllorKe Lady IPonlono) U I Llt|o(Cor, Freehold Results Perky Berk (Fedorlck) HMItaat will be awarded in each class. 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Red Bank Coll 741 1079 LEGAL SECRETARY - Red Bo Nla/u. wouil.HM* *t 4 REAR BID IUU CoiiKI JMt lipm Three years experience required - L»a MMII "«a DOOGE VAN I Hi - engine re..... penally In divorce, few estate ond __ i.Mttpweiitee R 229-3313 rebuilt, new dutch. carpeted AM f w PONTIAC 1974 TOP DOLLAR tote proctise Excellent salary and working conditions Respond to Pron ART TIME CLCAN UP PERSON - ALLAMRICAN INC eight track Hereo, new tlrei Mu FOR USEDCAR5 packaging plont Reqwltei wft*h TOM'S FORD FIREBIRD cine ol I4)-45BO > is 1 stdit lid sell, going into service Mf im irty who nw*M 100% ttnan LIPPIN MOTORCAR CO , INC heovy mathmery and ge«e'ai xcMienl edMrtuntty te' eipenerxe* 'MM •» 144-1774 Rl 11 Sayrev.ne N J 711 1300 n up work Hours 4 JO to I 30 p m secretary wT»M>fM slen* *—><.•> «e< •MT - Convertible, runs we rno montf down, on C 1*>4 LICENCED REAL ESTATE SALES ineiefv e ptws Full benefits AMC GREMLIN X 197} - Three Ponlloc Ftrtbl'd. oir conbiiionlno PERSON - To work In Moimdel Colti p«Hy m perian. Neptune Custom Cwt 741 1431 AM'FM la»«, 11,700 mlltl. t)4«I WANTED Neck area Expanding new ofiice Best orp i L» Eleven*. A.e . Neptune BIVBl 74 PINTO speed Excellent con-l lion 11 eM Many othtr modeli lo cnooit from A I uted can and trucks Tap dollar DM. AIIMPtOVMfNi DOIEMUSFOKO oreo In Monmouth County Pleaioni lelU 741 rm Red Bonk For ouick crtdil O K , coll OASIS MO OASIS MOTORS (Ml) 7117100 working conditions Call Carl f 1*1 • IVONtltLl KIBIOM - te €»• Wagon ULES SERVICE PARTS TOftlat (»1( til 7100 m* k> noeiim '• MMrtT nwl>» AUDI 10B-SL \m - Four-doer Sedor. ftr«r*wv Avt, Rad Bonk 7*H lers. 93*4*3 ART TIME TYPIST - Te use d«t»l MlriMMihimliM tmipm W Automatic, sunroof 11 MO Call eve ng machine at home or in office State Air cond . auto Stock ONTIAC 1*73 CATALINA - Two LPN - By e«amli»elien7~i\~J VfcitT mngs. 141 MA FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - L door hardtop outomotic. powtr liter qualifications eipeoence ond'emune SECRETARY VINE MOTOI CORP , Mopi. >.i weekends only otion expecied Wriii Boi W W The No B628 27,112 miles AUDI 100 SL 1971 - Four-aoor Itdon ng and bfakn, rodlo. good tir«, mint CatiMMM) ate opening ter skilled setre RMBwik 7414)70 • Hy Register, Shrewsbury N J ry with ttr one typing and S*ena ter Automatic, sunroof, HIM Coll eve 'Itlon Cor mull bt ittn to op"" 70' nlngs, I41-19U. FIAT 111 1*73 WAGON - Engln Aikln«|l7» 713M47 Lf»N FULL TlMtf ^"""io 7 a m AI.O IDS pm iuT. imposition li e«n trempe*taiie* Celts part time opening. 1 to 11 p m For ap 4tW *2995 good, needs tires and shocks. IIS PORSCHE »U 1*72 - AM-FM rodlo. EAL ESTATE SALES i -lemed or Kent working conditions and be" AUSTIN MARINA 1*74 - Four-door • hone Ul-tttl Si Help Wanted pomiment con Mri Wass, 9 a m to i \H PIKSI (•(" im 11H WANTED - Cir-janbM pMji»iliia|ji. ttdon. AM/FM, radial*, four speed, rodlo I llrtv N A O A «»/l Athlng .Mon through Fr i til ieao ** We have several openingi excellent condition Asking WOO 141 FIAT III! - IM Mdon. 11 mp» rod klfeOO U247M ACT NOW - Turn ipan time into tesideniio) Sales Deportment te* rw« etdef i, NMUM Mam. aaivc 3J7I otter Sum 111! Bt O SANTA i Oemonttrotor MAINTENANCE PERSON Muii ur ttwee o»iave basic knowledge ot plumbing S in Monmouth Middlesex and •wr w;r. »fe v;:w. M-ES:. TOM'S FORD A I USED CARS - Good ttltclion havt a Toy and Gin Potty in your lorpentry and painting Coll 1*4 1*4* SHEET METAL TOWNE CHEVROLET, Hwy IS, Mid FIAT ISO SPORT CONVERTIlLE if MM home ond tarn FREE GilU' Out nth nd bonuses paio Coil lor confidential MODEL MAKER dlctown 4?l-fi2O0 Yeo*' Call or write SANTA s Pofliei. MTBUTAL ASSISTANT - Fart time — Eactllent condilion low mlltoo RITTENHOUSE iterview BOI GRiMM AGENCY 54 Slfnotions Wonttd ~ J»l l»7 AiklorCMrln Avon. Conn 0*001 Phone 1 (203) *'l physician s office Middle town orea e are now seeking auomied and #• 74 PONTIAC BMW 197? 2007 - AM'FM, luntool, --"URY tn. uit type well and use dictaphone nenced sheet meioi lobricalers air, four ipeed manual transmission FORD ELITE 1*7* - VI, Ol wi Somt expenence necesiory Reply lo EAt ESTATE SALfcSPfcRSON Ftmal* Excellent >M96I2 ew office opening m Mlddletown on rtewledfe et precision meesurlM| AM/FM Grten/gold Interior, win SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For tht BOM w Sli The Doily Register, uiemenf ana wocatienei scneel kdck ANVTIMI CHILOCARI-Twt Grand Prix rool Mutt sen Asking IMO0 141 43 btil cor buy* RUSSELL Oidimabiit AVON Shrewsbury, N J 07701 wy 35 Good opportunity for om •und te pert*rm leyauts and taRrtc wee«s Mi*.uf »» per haw IM* BUHLER 1 BITTER INC oner 6 10 p.m. Enltr rht eicilmo world ot beauty ana nous person Get in on me ground l n CodlKoc Co , 100 Niwmon SfKingt Rd MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Three ions for ettrocllve pe»" » '" •"' WHiK CallM1HU Air cond . p s.. p.b , Plymoutymeum-Chh Chryslen r MG Jaguar AM Bank 7414*10 frog/once Ewctiltflt eormngi Moke w modern m«*M »Ma We O#*er I MMHwyJSHailef FORD LTD IMf - Station «ooo or n hourt Call M'» Hommona afternoon* a week from 1 to S Mutt be GOOD ADVERTISING IUOGET auto , tinted glass. Stock • it* "MSOOO STRAUB BUICK - OPEL elioble Typing neressory Write 116 JACK MAFARA at '47 I0U tor a odtolory and full benefit* Cell Per No U837. 40,332 miles BUICK LeSABRE CUSTOM 1973 - NINE ACRES of New ond Used Can I rood SI dentlai interview sennel tor oppeintment Air conditioning, power brakes, power Iwy )5 1*4 4000 Keypor BARTENDER M/W - Reliable ond steering, power window* »3*00 191 FORD VAN IH1 - Sin cyllrrthr Gl experienced Co" between MICROFILM" EQUIPMENT OPER FEDDERS condition. %Vi SUNBEAM ALPINE 1H* - *ond7pm *T1 M/4 ATORS — Wonted, port time No e« CORPORATION MOtHlR 6* W SCHOOL Hi - '3995 739 17?! condilion Mutl itll oerience needed Appointments. 741 ening and will from the right person Idison N J 0M17 Will care tar cMW in my name Mate BUICK LeSABRE 1H7 - White, black FORD WAGON Iftl - Coun 14} I MI on phoses ol residentiafond land MfTIBe Ixf HV% nflinlea* CattiiH7t|ar W-Wl top, rum oood High mlltl. US0. 717 lime Ye Cottoge inn. 14* Wesl S«uir« V4. outomotlt. K 000 mi FINEST SELECTION - Ol ntw St . Keyporl, 16* U4J NE W t ARE E « ' Affirmative Adien And 55 Sttuotloni Wanted Rum wtll Mult sill U4i J3I-4/M ond uitd can In Monmouth County Or do you wont to change your presenl »ed, low mileage 14000 Needs front left spring Body ond e THUNOERBIBD 1**7 - All (WWL Coll S44-M70 Reol Estate License Coll lor con »£*L ESTATE SALESPERSON llshwotMr Call after lim.1) 74 BUICK Coll7l7W» glne aood condition WOO firm. After olr. ntw lirtt. brokti, vaivi iob ond Hdential interview, Cenury II. Pair ew office, experienced people, wish BOOKKEEPER - 9 30 to 1 30, Mon Bragar Agency 794 Brood Si Shrews employ licensed salespeople to sell ANb JILLAC 1971 - Coupe. While with lunt up USO 7M MW day through Frldoy Full charge to _LLlNt)ANOINlLLINO- Regal bury 747IJ11 prime location Call erld s larnest employment service we. wtll «• black vinyl root, leather interior GRANADA 1973 - 301 VI, two di TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb general ledger Experience necessary SHINE REALTY GROUP INC eweri 171-444I AM/FM stereo, gll power, new tires ' 'own, power steering., power brake service DOWNES PONTIAC, el Li Send resume stating solory require 70 Brood St Red Bant. N J HI 11II Air cond., auto.. AM-FM good condilion 13395 544 140? otter 6 4! Wesl River Rd , Rumson _ _i'flT~U f I PACKAGING MA II conditioning, 7H0 miles Pert* erMolnSt.Maiawan W4 1W menls to P O Box ftl, Rumson, N.J 747 4U0 COLLIOI O«AOU*T1 - Ml tm radio, vinyl rool. 23,875 condilion 13700. Call after 3, 141-0797 07760. HINE AOJUSTQR - For cheese ^••yT»i#aw Tai r an^aBja^ajaaa^^ ^av< n^^v a^a^^paj TOYOTA CAROL l * 1975 - Five EAL KSTATB SALTSPEOPITI - kaging piont i Set up «m packoa er man»«emenl eesitlen Call Be* miles. Stock No. B903 GRANO PRIX 1973 - Full power, a speed, AM/FM, mag wheels. Must BOYirOlRl.S - Morning rvewipopei e need severoi salespeople, licensed machine I Miner maintenance. J UI-4tU codiion, W995 1964 Volkswagen excelleni condition, IJ600 sell Best offer 471 051! route available In your neighborhood NOTICE 1 cro Bui, excellent running condition In ariai of Eotontown Red Bonk r unlicensed to help us grow O b>e to work on your own, 4 Super •ULL 01 PAiT TlMl W0*K - t« l 2641339 TRIUMPH TR-e 1fM - Good condi new office will be opening an Hwy M se and be responsible tor people wn ill ntw work done, brakes, tic, US0 Oceonport ond Folr Hoven 747 ]1H oon ond we need a lew ombitlous racartf shea Three years eterteme 3995 1M1 Volkswagen, rebuilt engine. HS0 GRAND PRIX 1973 — Red/white, !|on Asking 11700 Call S41-U33, it n dtr yew flood ilorttni pay. frtnie ken Call anytime 9ht I er atl dey %m 741-6701 tr, ntw llrtt, 11750, negotlab answer 541-1243. BUTCHER - Full time or part time eople Terrific opportunity Call its Appi. in person Nep*wne Cutter* m* urn. mm\ counter experience necessary Col Odoy for o confidential interview ond uts.nOI Eleventh Ave . Neptune CADILLAC 1973 - Yellow Coup* O» TWIN BOROMOTORSINC* aaement trainees nd out now attractive our commis J Vllle Fll •Qipped Eellt dl GT0IM9 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD ens are Ask tor Marv Brucafe TOM'S FORD Bett otter RED BANK CALL 747 0C CARPENTER - Minimum Itn ytort ANOPEBBLE REALTY. 717 1400 MiMMiNG INSTRUCTORS Swim 495-17 U experience In ollerotlom Call WI 9374 No experience necessary ina cooches and liftauarat needed CADILLAC 1M7 COUPE DeVILt-E VEOAWAOON GT 1*7) - four E C¥PTION GTO 19*9 - 400 to In , Hunt foi ofwip.m As we will train the people occepted or'llme employment Itortina Sea Twodoor. Ntw tlrti. Mtchonlc tpttd, NEW: brakes, clutch, preiiu ipttd, CNcelltnl condition, col torn (r il Eiperien mber interested aersens call 741 iound. Needs tomi work, tm ttrlor Many t»lrai Moil itll. «71 COSMETICIAN - Full time Ideal oil IMIM? lngi. I4J-5JO3. plott, ihrowout bearing, Edelbrc condltloni Experienced preletrcd EARNINGS luslnets 73 OLDS manifold, headers, exhousl system, 9m, Wrlle, The Oolly Rtglller. Box T 227. lOltTlRID NURSE - For nvrsing . TCHBOARD OPERATOR - NhfM CADILLAC IMS - Good condition shocks. 1700 FIRM Call 170 9093 VEGA 1974 - Sliver gray. A l condi- Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 ame 3 ta 1- and il to 7 shift tn lift, 117 am full time Lena lerm portunltles Cutlass S 1300 or btM otter 747-4737.atk for Jay. tion. 15.SO0 miles 11175 Call otter 5 $700 PER MONTH eilent rate Of IS 04 per hour Al aad aaaar^wnliy Call U\-*m HMI1I 7471117 Inge benefits For appointment col EACHERt - NURIIRY SCHOOL A VENDING ROUTf Auto., air cond., p.s., HOLSEY PONTIAC Under our solory. prom shoring and H MOO Monday through Friday Snacm/cijweites, etc UMIHUHMa I VEGA 1975 - Hatchback, AM/FM ro bonus programs iddietown area Full or port time p.b., AM/FM, stock No. C. DOUGLAS ALAN RTE 36 542 7HI EATONTOW dlo. rodlal tires. 10,000 miles Moving Live wltl ffSPONSTBLE PERSON - Wonlec orly Childhood Ceriilitaiien ore ttnlMi Pen ar full timimee . Ma et>" MERCEDES-BENZ IMPALA 1967 — Rum good. Po< Call 111-1715 or 211 7645. lank Reply Bon W 111. The Dolly 0 assist plont monoper ol small mono rr«J Call 717 7B0> tM aei I-M. B902. 39,367 miles »teermp and brakes Low miles (3 For appointment call aMawrv. WJ. 100 Oceanpori Ave., Little Silver U1 SIS. VOLKSWAGEN 197) - Super Bed It Register, Shrewsbury. N.J- 07701 icturing shop Musrbe willing lo slor Call 49f 0741 t bottom ond learn oil phases of oper ECHNlCAL WRlTfR - Ferinilrut CHEVELLE 1969 - Low mileage Excellent condilion II9M, Including DENTAL ASSISTANT" Red Bank on books Strong background in eiec Power steering. Good condition. Ask JEEP RENEGADE 1975 - Full of mow lire*. A71-42W to, must be neat ond relloble Send 'Ion Excellent company benefits Ap •3395 tlons U,0OC miles Going Weil U 671-6555 y In person only to Electro impulse ome«honicoi devices etsentlel !• ' M#r« Ckuifitfi Ing 11000 7171791. VOLKSWAGEN 19ft* - Needt front iume to Bo. R 110, The Dally Regis eltent company benefits Ae»lv lr or best offer Coll Frtd after 4:30, i , Shrewsbury. N J 07701 6 Chestnut SI . Red Bank An eoua •trson only to Electro impvtse. tftc CHEVELLE 1974 - Wagon Air, pow d UOO Cl pportunity employer er steering, power brake*. 350 two-bar >ENTAL HYOIENIST — 3'» days a * Chestnut St . Red Bank An eqva JEEPWAGONEER 1964 - Fo NURSE - Registered For public ETAIL SALES OPPORTUNITY - sparfmnty erwplayir SI HttpWonltd TOM'S FORD rel 31,000 miles Call 493-2475 from 10 VOLKSWAGEN BUS )*71 - Very week In prevention oriented Red Bank heolth stall position Coll 119 OII6 a.m. to 6p m wheel drive, automatic. 42,000 orlgl office Send resume to The Doily Reg tween I 30-4 p.m Y»HT — •artHme lost entToVcu mile* Four new tlrtl IMS or btlt a condition 11400 or belt oiler Iff, Box P-236, Shrewsbury, N.J ure Store e ee iibrory experience preferred CHEVROLET ESTATE WAGON 1969 rer 143 33*6 m-IMtotttf Sp.m. NURSE - RN Part lime day Shift ours Must be oi mbitious on< 17701 Mrmlvemlve. willing o a espon - Full power ond air, good condition VOLKSWAGEN 1970 BEETLE - On* Please call Medlctnltr. 142 3BM, Exi Call 164 7337 or 739-MW. KARMANN GMIA 1971 — Exctllt DENTAL HYGlENIST - Part-time billlly ReplRly In writing, des --lb.no SfO CAM LOT PIRiSN -Pwll 73 MERCURY condition. 65.000 miles All ntw tire owner Factory rebuilt engine, 1000 quoliricollont. Pi) Bo 17? mlltt. Set at Auto Importi. HlaMandi tosltlon available lor Mon ond Sats me. full compony benefits flexible CHEVROLET IMPALA 1974 - Foul (1350 Call 2216692 loll 717-4700. ittie SilSilvev r our» No experience necessary Ap Montego door hardtop, olr, power Exceller VOLKSWAGEN 1972 - Foitbock :ondltlon. Coll 747-7407. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. DISPATCHERS - Experienced. Fa- ona vocanon ranai i-j. IUII umi rtm U Full limi doyi *»t'y otnei lyinper»on See Mike MuMer 2pdr., V-6, auto., 49.097 Hwy 34 Eatont llt Eid ith l miliar wllh Matawan, Keyport area, porary poiltlon Apply In per ton 104 eekend off Send resume to Box R hevrolet. Hwy 14 and S Atlantic Filing MMnttti haht typing CHEVROLET 1966 WAGON — SL-iyl S4JI000 experienced with two way radio and p m ot Arnold Waller Nursing Home 11, The Don* Register One Reglstei P«rton*iWy plut uootf •*»•• miles. Stock No. B822 (nder, new brakes, valve |ob and tune- 622 South Lourei Ave . Hoilel.N J up. 15SO 739 0499 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I96A elephone, full and part-time laio Siwewibuiy N J 07701 WANTED Petton to im \r\ Tettor ry. • Llndtn Place. Rtd 13900 391-1M8. 3 Trucks and Traitors FACTORY WORKERS - Cheese Must be bondable E xpentnee not nee Bank, until A p.m. MGB m\ -Two topT Fontoitlc c packaging plant, I lo 4 30. fringe ben essary, company paid training 51. Help Wonfrd dltlon. 116O0or best offer. Coll 264 5 eflii, good pay Apply in person only, OLSTEN •2395 CHEVROLET 1967 — Good Tram before 5 p m Neptune Custom Cut Corp.. 1105 |f— For Personal Interview Call portotion 1235 * Ufiyi v 4 y/.tn power steering, radio, 9000 miles enthAve , Neptune. N.J. F Cell, 741-4741 MGB 1971 V«?rvgoo(Jrondli(on N Must tell, lost job. S4900. Call 7|7 1677 HEALTH CARE 4pm ~7p m exhaujl Mlchclln radlolt. AM/F FILING CLERK — For Dfofling Oe Mon through Fri TOMS FORD CHEVYll NOVA 1964 Must sell >175O 449-6091 partment. Full lime. Eicellent com An Equal Opportunity Employer Good runnllb condition 1300 CHEVROLET PICKUP 1974 - Auto bfit Al I person onl EMPLOYMENT MANAGER '17 0349 MG WIDGET ,971 mollc, four-wheel drive, oir. dual gai r NURSES L*N'S - Pull Or port time A VE~SP if R SON ~ PgrV t?m"e ~l 27,000 mile* Excelleni condition M ks Heavy duly iprlngi, compel cap ectro Impulse Inc . 14 Chesu St Good starting salary plus company (Vowing N J manufacturing company hai tn op- CHRYSLER VEWPORT 1*69 - En tell Coll Ml 1565 d loll of exiroi 14000 Can ill WO] Red Bonk An Equal Opportunity Em benefits Apply In person, Greet .all I41U33 Red Bonk Army Navy. 1 73 PONTIAC glne needi work, body and tires good MIDGET 1974 - 24,000 miles N Grove Convalescent Center, Greer Monmouth Sf portunity lor an aggressive sellslartei with a min- 1200 Coll 142*716. CHEVY LUV I97S PICKUP - Will Grove Rd ond Rl 44- Neptune clutch and brakes Need* minor bod 14.000 mllei. AM/FM rodlo. Asking FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER LeMans ' CIRCLE CHEVROLET work 11990 495-3112 12700 Colt 7*1 toll, atk tor Mike NURSES - RN S ond LPN 1 117 Ft Si. Help Wanted imum ol three years experience in large scale em- Shrewsbury Avt. Shrewsbury Knowledge of sleno. lyptng. inventory time Apply Brookdoie Nursing Cen 4-dr.. auto., p.s.. p.b., air 74 Ml 10 MONMOUTH DATSUN PICKUP 1973 - Rtd. with control advantageous Competent mdi ter, Hwy 3J, Hoi let. • ployment ol plan) hourly and salaried people Suc- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 36" camper cabinet Cleon 31,000 orla vldual to act as right arm lo com cond. Stock No U908. ( ORVE1TF CONVERTIBLE 1973 - Hwy 36 Eatontown 542 5 Inol miles. 741-3137. pany President Position requlrei NURSES RN S - Full or port-time INSTALLMENT cessful candidate must have degree and have dem- EKCtllenl condition, fully loaded tok» charge ability with decision max Good starling salary plut compon 21,064 miles. many extras. Call Vlnce, Front St MUSTANG 1973 DODGE TRUCK 1970 One Itme rock Ing Minimum five years'experience eflts Apply in person, Gree LOAN CLERK onstrated growth potential Please send resume with Chevron, Red Bank, M2 4113 CONVERTIBLE. Low mileage. E body Radio, electric brakes and heovy Salary open. Educational Audlo'Vliual ve Convalescent Center. Greei cellent condition, power steerln duty hitch Very low. original mneooe moil order firm located In Lon^Grove Rd and Rt 66. Neptune Clerk typist to work in local complete work and earning history to Bo« S-246, the CORVETTE 1951 - Best offer over 711 UH *2895 powe brakes, automatic, 13000 Ca Bronch. Moil detailed resume to Box bank installment loan de- 74?06Uafter* p.m. FORD VANS 1969 AND 196S - E 477-A, Long Bronch, N J 07740 PART TIME - Or futl lime. Demon Cfeily Register. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 An Equal mm, celltnl running condition and new strotor lor |ewels by Park Lone No in partment Please call Mr MUSTANG 1971 - 64.000 miles tlrei 11450 and V9S 671-0574 FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - vestment For oppomtmenl call 9}] Mannelli 870-9000 Opportunity Employer 2. Autos For Sale with brown Interior, new tires, brok To run one per ion office tor manutoc 3114 TOM'S FORD and muffler. 11195, Call after 5, I FORD 1973 ECONOLINE — E«celltn lurer. Muif know One Rile ivstem condition. 13000 t 30 l id K NEED A CAR? my 717 4037 or 7I7-IS75 51. Htlp Wanted TRUCK INSURANCE FULL OR PART TIME - Molt or LOOK NO FURTHER Lowest rates Free quotes Immediate mol«. central work BECKER HARD I 76 CHEVROLET GttF coverage by phone. 53IIU' WARE Atk lor Mr B Phone Ol SIU | .. Jill finance everyone. No MUST SELL — 1974 Toyota Ctll ICIoted Tweirjoyl) Camaro credit or bod credit, bankruptcy Four-tpceO: mags, AM/FM, aood c 1964 FORD DUMP TRUCK - Single AUTO BODY CLASSIFIED or chapter 11 Oodge, Chrysler, dltlon. 12995 or best offer 142 9161 axle Very good condition, 11100 fir FULL TIME TRAINEE - For in 6 cyI.. auto., p.s . G.M., Ford, foreign, etc. ttr 5 p.m. 2644717 stailolion ond foctory duties Musi drive Reliable individual wllh refer TECHNICIAN AM/FM radio. 15,242 SPECIAL FOR NOME OWNERS NEWPORT 1964 CHRYSLER CO 1974 FORD VTON PICKUP - Futl ences Benefits COM 3 to S p m only, Coll Mr Dell VERTIBLE - 1335 lirm utility boxes. 741-7147 miles. Stock No. B868 Call otter 5 p.m., 717-7151 W-7991 oiler 6 p.m. S (No. Man. and Middlesex Coun OPEL 1973 GT - Stick shift. AM F ISour week. Divenitied dullei Frlngell IMS) Cossetlt. Mlchtlln radloli. 31,0 4 Motorcycles benefltl Typlrta required Call 671 um>|| 4495 It*. I17M. 741-9542. BUSINESS DIRECTORY And Mr. Wolker lor oppomtmenl. BSA6W • Up to <*et. t%41 Shop 223-3551 Needi work GIRL/GUV FRIDAY - Sleno ond typ PINTO 1973 671-2179 (So. Mon. ana Ocean Counties) Ing required Light bookkeeping and! • U friRft toMflti A DAILY GUIDE RUNABOUT CYCLE INSURANCE povroll helpful, but will tram Smoil |] TOM'S FORD office In Malowon oreo with full com • PWtMfri working cMtiilitns I Wonted, party who needs I00\ lino 1 Lowett rgtet Free quotei Immediate ling, with no money down, on a I coverage by phone S3 MM I pony paid benefit piogrom Send rt • S-ioy week TOUOHIfT I Pinto Runabout, automatic, air cond tumi to Boi S 744. Trie Doily Regttlet OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ,| Honing. 33,600 miles. 11795. Many o HARLEY DAVIDSON 1971 - Sporti- Shrewsbury. N J. 07701 4-LITTIR WORD II er models to choose from. Top ca ter. Good condition Low mileage Apply In ptrson fo 73AMC ON WHULf (paid for your car or (ruck- For q\t Beit offer. 2644312. HELPERS - Who know what they are|| BUSINI ,S LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A credit OK. coll OASIS MOTORS doing to aiiiit handy husband painting. I Service Manager (Ml) 73L7100 HARLEY 1973 - Eitra chrome Ex gardening chores \i JO hour |4?4ill | DIKFC TOW 1 GARDEN MAINTINANCI DICOMATINO Hornet cellent condition iTOOO 6 cyl.. auto., p.s.. Slock | 49S17I4 HOSTESS WANTED M'W - EM Al XTCRIOR PAINTING — Any i 10 Wanted Automotive perienced only Position available] ADOINO MACHINES •anch er Cape Cod haute as* HONOA CR 115 - BMstem shocks, air Sept I Please apply Olde Union LAWN your po.nt Tit 3030 No UB32. 60.384 miles forks, blueprinted motor Extra cylin- House. II Whorl Ave. Red Bonk No TYPEWRITERS ders, pistons, pipes, carborelor and CIRCLE MAINTENANCE phone calls please "res. Roy. 791-0149 RESIDENTIAL AND PAINTING ANO DfCOBATlNO •1695 CASH PAID HOTEL'MOTEL MANAGER AND CHEVROLET CO. nted. 'epoired Serpico \ •rl • Jenes •/ Fully insure HONOA 1970-3MCL Exccld OPERATOR - Or couple Live-In »uth V Red Bonk 747 0411 COMMERCIAL 'r tree est.motes c«*i IW KM WE NEED USID CAK dition Two helmets S37S jut Must hove experience Send r, 671 7931 umi ond lalory requlremenli to P O 641 Shrewsbury Ave. COMPLETE LAWN UBC " 117, Eatonlown, N j ALTERATIONS |r THC MONTH PAINTING WE WILL PAY HONDA 1973 7S0cc - 1300 original Rtd lank TOMS FORD mllei Excellent shape Coll between ADDITIONS, ALTERATION LAWNS VACUUMED nterier laterior • PaoerhanajMf TOP PRICES 1-4 p.m 717-1713 51. Help Wonted REMODELING REPAIRS - Free ei For lti«M «ho life* grot! clipp.nei timoles Flnoncmg arranged Sio pitfetdup TWIN BOI10 MOTORS HONDA 197} — Trail bike, red, *,04S Construction 147 ofto rLUMBIIMft TOM'S FORD illes.U7S Twin Bora Motors. flMALE OR MALE CALL M1ATIW 73 BUICK ADDITIONS — Rooting, siding, c nf-OMo Four days each week in- 747-1681 2. Autos For Sole HONDA 7M 1971 - 3.900 miles S*m. ramie Me Complete ld Board of Hea"* Farm, RD 1. Box 19A Ea- f

v insured Can 741 mi tontown. N J 07 724 High salary woof wq 4 tioi mm "2995 CONVERTIBLE KAWASAKI 100 1973 - Excellent con OOFING AND SIDING Fred e*fl dlllon New front rim Two helmets all fringe benefits DRIVEWAY totes Olson •oofina] « S*«nfl Co C» «7»S Eventnai 747 I*l« Eti l«n Trie newly arrived sport cat trade is an exceptionally O00 Ul 6161 or J4J6UI Apply In ptrton CONSTRUCTION TREE SERVICE dean car. Equipped with 4-spd Hans, black leatherette KAWASAKI no 1975 - Excellent con- VOLKSWAGEN ASPHALT C 'eon up and remoirai TINMIS COURT TOM'S FORD int.. AM/FM radio and "like brand new" condition dition Headers, crash bar. sissy bor 4tJ747l 22.189 miles S19S0 Coil 741-1744 MECHANIC DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rta MISCELLANEOUS OUR SALE PRICE .. .1269$ • Experienced on SEALING OMC COUflTSlNC -NMfl«» tonoble rates Groitinoer ond Heller Protect ond eou'ify dr >weway>. i»< • wn tennn court tn yew OM Met MANY MORE Aaency, U Wlkott PI . Red Bank 741 VW repairs DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Many Other Low Mileage Specials 3110 WALL ing or rot O«'» 'op Qua''** p'oduc Fi>rnt\neni» 'or lenms. euttor « • SUZUKI 7» 1977 LINCOLN MERCURY teed For trie m.mote tan i*i m S»Os worranted let 0M1 Attic Stoifi rjotketbaii ice ttatinf V* TO CHOOSE R0M| to Choose From. Call Shrewsbury Motors • 10 paid holidays MAVER ASPHALT SEAL'NG CO Co iteve ov low prices Free e* Call lor Appt Shrewsbury A**. fv turtrte* information ca DRIVEWAYS HAULING - Clean »ordv oftict and r 1H4J40 741-8500 Stnki MaMatf-Mc. laaa YAMAHA At Sycamort Davements pointing ond moving lwrn< AipAai' drittt. concrete «ai«i o ii.i»» ^*rr reasonable rates '41 J7S4 TRUCK 4 AUTO JfcRCYCLE SERVICE. INC Shrewsbury, N.J. 171 W Front SI . Red Bank Ml 0177 ART CO PAViNG Ml liJio* W iff KINTAL YAMAHA MX 100 1973 - Good condl LAWN MOWERS lion U75 SHREWSBURY MOTORS Ask for Mr. Coputo GENERAL Call 671 »32 COMTKACTINO Serviced ond Repaired TOM'S f BEE PICK U* AND DELIVER* YAMAHA - 110 Scrambler 3.000 741-8500 mllei Luaooge rock Good condition BILL DAN BUILDERS CALL 747-1681 1400 Can JTlioi UOMfl Onfl Octroi r.O*»l'OC' m>m m(inio««'ori JWAR ond irosh remo* 1171 KAWASAKI SOOCC - Good condl R ates 141 MM tlon, USO er safety regulations Musi have a heavy background m 842-9057 Workmen s Compensation in a manufacturing company and 747-0308 KEYPORT nuttr PAINTING «, SHORE MOTORS 1*74 HARLEY DAVIDSON 90 - Dirt develop methods to 'educe cost m this area Degree p'e- . LANDSCAPING LAWM DECORAT INO bike Good condition, si7j Call otter lerred but *il| consider depth ot industrial safety experience * X,as* tor Al 47I-4M* I GARDEN MAINTENANC VOLVO — TRIUMPH .Salary commensurate with experience and aWny Please HOUSE PAINTING If 7i YAMAHA 12S TWIN - Rood btfce 5 raw/50,000 me WARRANTY ONLY 4 MILES Wai U>5. only USO send resume salary history and requirements m confidence |— Rn.d*nli«i and commtfc 264-1609 717 7M0 to Box S-245. The Daily Register Sniewsbury N J 0770' nets I m looking for I Irtort Grovndt mginltnontt Ot. _ ers to estooiiih a reputation tor qwoi If'S IM YAMAHA ENDURO - Ei An Equal Opportunity Employer Icaltt Call rll Nil oi UJ l»< oft work at reasonable prices interior i HWY 35 MANASQUAN 528-7500 cellent condition. SoO miles with rating I: tenor Cot. Sai Gorgyio ot «W *40i 842-6800 helmet or* aoggles Best offer 471 20 The myRegtaler SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY AUGUST n 1976

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131. Houtet For Sole 61 Busmen 71. Merchandise Tiger ™? Rental* To Share 110 Wanted To Rent For Sole Opportunist! WOULD WIDOW - Like to shore her HOUSE WANTED TO RENT - Tw APPRAISALS - Reel EHote Approll home and txpensei with another oc adulli. (wo children, Keontbu'fl ofei all. I7S. One-family home* DeSolvo FLOWER WORLD live widow on ptnslonT Middletown RtOftonoblt 495)615 Reolly, }nu Join noti wid* Atlantic Highlands arto Call 6 9pm, plant ond giftihopi o. on owner oper FAMILY AD M2-UV7 OWNER LANDLORDS - Social Mr ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New vice agency iithl rentals for IIIhomes tl level or Ranch Buy direct olor or nultiple onti licensee Write clients Call dally Mr Holmes. 131 and Inc lude you' phone number, or 104 Winter Rentals trom builder and so.e Coll 1911641. CALL TOLL FREE ANYTIME1 3LINES-5DAYS •no NOi— I 100 III 7700. Ell MS MONMOUTH BEACH - Nicely I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — And Mid Flower World of Amenta dletown New hornet Buydlrect from Deportment RBR. 175 Pork Ave 1 porch and yard One block to tennis builder Call Builder, 791 TWO New York. N V 10033 $3.00 j courts and shopping S«pt 15 to May LUNCHEONETTE - fuctlltnT loco t 15 References and security No pets. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Classic tlon oil •road St., Red Bonk Con ITEMS YOU NO LONGER I After 6 pm. 170-2405 older home overlooking Boy Family «ertlent parking, well equipped Owner NEEDOR USE WILL,. . . j MONMOUTH BEACH - Sept-June hllchen. seven rooms. Ihree bedrooms. oniioul LAWLEY AGENCY. Realtor, 'urnished four-room, Iwo bedroom Pi Doth Principals only. Telephone 1911145 M7.50O Hwy 3i ond Noventik River Rd . Mid Drch ond yord iwi plus utilities Cal FANTASTIC BROCHURE or homes dletown /4! bib) rvFinngi 791 9071 SELL ilweenv 12a m. 779-0126 Wonmoutn County! It s yours II you ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two-bed OPPORTUNITY FQW AN ENERGET tt or call Betsy Roll Agency, 117 IC FAMILY - Well eiloblithed pre FAST rooms, large kitchen, completely reno 1105 Summer Rentals 15, Klyport. N J 0771! Phone voted ond carpeted, large lot 131,900 pored lood bwtineii, tour acrei. pu WITH A QUICK ACTION UUU merows bulldlngi. large living quor I POCONOS — Loketront tour bedroorr Call Ml 1550 ten. death In family necessitates sole LOW-COST ranch. Boot All club facilltlei Week LMOST NEW RUMSON COLONIAL Harold Lindemonn, Broker. Falun DAILY REGISTER ly AvollobleAug 21. 2M4SM. • Three twin sue bedrooms. I'l ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two lom town 542 1103 Ittu. formal dining room, large tunny iiy house, convenient to stores, off FAMILY AD POCONOS - Swlii Chalet sleepi l ichen. full basement, two-cor ga- street parking, 13v,900 19IH70. Available for Merchan- TV, dlihwaiher, fireplace, lake, fli . central air conditioning, wooded ng, booting 1225 per week 671 3071 dise For Sale only. Article 71. Merchandise 72 Garage/Yard Sales 84. Merchandise rAsking 157.900 Call 147 6166 alter ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - SIK room 101 Apartments 30. large house. Three bedrooms. Desir- For Sale VACATION HOME — Ml. Pocono. must originate from a GIANT ANTIQUE GARAGE SALE - Wanted Pennsylvania Four-bedroom chalethalet, able section. Walk to schools, shop RED BANK NXIOUS 'i ACRE ping, transportation, churches ond mu household and may not ex- PIANO - Kimboii Spinel, perfect cor Fri, Sot , Sun , August 13.14, I5,9lo4 private beach club, fennii courts , gollf large bedrooms, 20 II. master 73 Mason Drive. Hailet PIANOS ncTpol morino. HI91it. Garden Apartment In beautiful quie course Weekends, weekly, nthly edroom with dressinp room, 2'i ceed a sale price ol Jloo Best prices ottered Coll 222 5543 Mrs Nelson, 5664733 area, four large rooms, twoberoorm. •Ins, 22 tt living roam, 24 tt. country per article. tchen, coiy den, full recreation base- 71 Merchandise net. Frullwood. ISO Kiddietown, ofl security and reference required 1261 More Classified Price MUST be adver- Kings Highway East Air conditioners. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Adults preferred 7417633 ent, garage, 18x12 greenhouse. 40 s . _ .i.p. tractor with mowe DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to 106 Furnished Rooms HELMED REALTY 671 5650 on Next Page For Sale tised. Each additional line lumps, typewriter, wedding gown, etc attochmenl 1200 671 3471. 671 Ml Cash DON PON S JEWELERS Will ATLANTIC HOTEL — Rooms ond elti ADMIRAL AM FM STE SI.00. No copy changes REFRTGERATOR - IIS cu Buy from private owners and estates room and bedri. ciencles for rent. RECORD PLAYER CONSOLE MOVING TO FLORIDA - And want ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Heot and water supplied Chesinut St 717-9117 Strotthed modal wot 1100. now \\ may be made and no dis- Olih< portable Working condition. M0 14 to sell furniture, clothing, appliances. JEWELRY DESIGNED. 799 River 1115 per month Coll 787 2501 lint only I nTr.i.li.wi. 1 j ',4V IJ Hill AVAILABLE — one ond two rooms, counts or returns will be etc Coll first. 741-6370 3 Mapiewood Rd . Fair Haven, N.J. 842 6757 RED BANK ADMTRALTI COLOR TV - n» Ave,. Rumson Storting now until the many with private entrance, made If ad Is cancelled be- REFBlGtRATOR - Good conddioi WANTED - Four good used tires. F- MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 7600 OASHflED ADVERTISING RATES model, with new picture lube.. 0 150 »th ot Aug 71-14, two snows, two regular Recaps Branch ond Modison Avenues fore expiration. BELVEDERE HOTEL - 11 Loure 4VV36I6 YAR._ SALE — Contents of entire O K 14? 3604 7-bedroom Garden Apartments TOU Mil FROM MATAWAN ARIA 564-8100 TO PLACE YOUR house. Thurs., fri., Sat . 9 a.m. to 6 Call 701 741-9115 or apply Ave., Keansburg. Rooms tor rent by the week, clean, sunny 49JU47. RUMSON HOUSE SOLD - N.nepiec p.m JO6 Ocean Ave . East Keansburg at 24 Molly Pitcher Villoge Court DAILY REGISTER Chlneie mariogany bedroom, beautil TOU Rll FROM MIDDUTOWN AREA 671-9300 ALMOST NEW - Engllih |odhp FAMILY AD, CALL. . . Mfiimiuy grand piano, f YARDTALE - Saturday only. August RED BANK - One-bedroom oi CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOM - boon. Hit »'/i-7, US. leather, pearl and lacquer 14, 10 to 4 No early callers 56 William ment, 1705 Two-bedroom aparlmenl Or studio apartmeni Lo tem only Coil between 1-6 p.m Non Commercial Ritt* S4 minimum charge screen, brome cu d St , Red Bonk U15, Nice location, ideal lor retired or 542-1700 business couple. Sepl, 1. 741-7791 AMPLIFIER - Ampta 6UB Pow Sevrat Napoleoni p YARC) SATFT^-~1OT 9 Hudson Ave., Rt< KEANSBURG - Nice large room loi output is watlt uitd »U montht U FENCIN24-HouG DISTRIBUTOr ServicR - eHoi'sur cryttay l chandtlitn y tyypp BBonkk AAug 17 13 14. 10 5 p m Mam RED BANK - Over garage, all i rent, ample parking. Call after 6 p m Per Line or belt otter Call Ml MJ7 plut ot vinyl Clod chain link fencing in ItauIt e chandclierihadl . ffour paneel MercuMe r items Kitchen equipment, linens on. ties, big bedroom 1300. 717-1363. lOay 65c colon at ' J price. Installation and art glasi icrttn, lompt, silver, glat bedding, cosmetics and costume iew AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ni RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775 NICE, COMFORTABLE ROOM - term* arranged vaies, ddk. wrought Iron furnrtur elry, Christmas decorations, coniad 2 Days (Consecutive) 60c ANTIQUES-ALL PERIODIIUUSJ ois dolly, never a tee tor tenont Fur RED BANK — Three-bedroom, m Five mlnutei from Red Bank, r Below Ntw York Auction Pl i tit. Mihc. 715 0J mirrors, pointings, print* 25 c stereo-record player, novelty item nished and unfurnished homes ond 1 bus. Residential neighborhood 3 Days (Consecutive) 50c >. Price. Amana refrigerator freeitr Ice n and bric-a-brac, appliances ond much ^tn kitchen ond bath- Neor icho INTERNATIONAL GALLLERIEE S FENDER RHODES II PIANO~^ apartment TEICHER AGENCY. Available July 15, 1320 per month | 1423943 4 Days (Consecutive) 47C Id Hlwcitidc Ave , Hrll Bunk Woiher 'dryer pair. 142 14*2. more too numerous la itemlie REALTORS. 217 Oceonport Ave , ik. 7*7 tl One year old, 1150 early callers please. utilities, Call alter 7 p.m., 142-41 IS. RED BANK - Near tramportotlo 43c Coll 1421677 SEARS I HP - Electric start Oceanport, 542 3500 5 Days (Consecutive) ANTTOUKS - Iron par I lor "iTo" REO BANK - Three-room apartrr room with kllchen chttlnut bedroom m, (Clfca U» mower, )] ' cut. four ytan under »t YARD SALE man preferred 130 v 6 Days (Consecutive) 41c FOAM~CUSHIONS - Cut to ony tile, vice, 1290 142 3151 after 4 10 p.m APARTMENTS - One and two-bed unfurnished, heat ond hot water, i manual Whli Bong ppin boll machl 25 Oregon Ave , Hoilet 30, one oak Morris chair, re 717 903B 3 Days (Consecutive) 60c CENTRAL AIR, HEAT AND GAS ATTRACTIVE — Modern offices at 10 mtndooijovlngi «] I7H orj493-IOD finished, 150. All in good condition SNOW PLOW - Heavy duty. 10 COi EATONTOWN - Two-bedroom, lull Spring St., Red Bank, two to tlx-offlci 4 Days (Consecutive) 50c Call 747 SUS plett 1450 24 bockhoe bucket, 1125 included In rent FOR SALE - Two ind tablet, lotfei listed, heat, air, more' 1200 APARTMENT - One-bedroom wl sultci. On-premues parking. Nea 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c table. 125. Electric adding mochim Disc, four-section, I' wide, pull type RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77S 2600 shops and reitauronts. one block from •* v. Slav I • " " ' wvvi • i / *.*!•.•. *iv'.' terrace from 1795. » »7f Call 727 2644 Rlwervlew Hospital, but oway from 6 Days (Consecutive) 45c lypewrlter. Olivetti. »?5 Antique Sin IIS Shoes, 9'/) A*. ISo pair A719IO9 ears old, SICK) FAIR HAVEN - Great to couplet APARTMENT — Two bedrooms er icwlng machine. ISO Call 671 3471 Willow St Only 1100 month' two baths, with terrace from 1395 traffic lams. Low rental! Including 7 Days (Consecutive) 44c FURNITURE - Like new. Llvin( 291-4606 complete lonilorlal services and sup- oom. bedroom and dining room. Mui 77 Pets And Livestock RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775-2600 APARTMENT — Three bedrooms BDays (Consecutive) 40c Bit" FORMULA b - Four way speok STEREO EQUIPMENT -Citation three baths, two terraces, from 1595 plies. Phone for details or showing at system Lilt IS90 pair, selling for |4. iell Coll S422657 AFGHAN PUPS - AKC registered 741 9595 30 Days (Consecutive) 37c blues, rindles. champion lines Show like new ui m* FURNITURE SALE - Solid pine Coio" pit 7B7 9449 ATTRACTIVE - Air conditioned >THS - Good condition Con nial dining room tet. recreation one door parking 24-hour Doorman, ' building, Church St., Little Silver, pro FAMILY PLAN RATE iee i al I Mallard Rd , Middletoi bedioom plecei. priced to lell IS Mo STEREO - Sherwood 5 7100A recel AKCDOBERMAN PINSCHER-Reg HIGHLANDS - Five room apartmeni Security Call I.M. Glynn, 747-6567 lesslonol or commercial 842-6616, eve 3 Lines — 5 Days — S3 00 SI 00 each additional line 6H-4M4. coll P.m. (ilk Souin. I mi roll !*-> tm er, BSR record changer..Excelle iitered Black and rust Chomplor Four roams and bath. Sept I occi 741 1732. nlno 14]-179? bred 495-7990 or 787-4410. pancy. 264-076* or 791 0809. Available to individuals placing ads under "Merchandise CALORIC 36 GAS ITOVt - (Jit BINIRAL ELECTRIC REFTHT condition 1160 Coll 764 1371 SEA BRIGHT - Four-room unfu E KCEl L brJT UPPI H Ray self cleaning oven, very good cc ERATOR - Apartment .lie, 175 t A STOVE - Refrigerator, for b*och AKC IRISH SETTER PUPPiES - II HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, re ilshed apartment, }v5 boths. Year BROAO STREET LOCATION For Sale" tor items not exceeding S10O each. Items must dllion May be teen at 555 Rt 3S, M TONTOWN APPLIANCE CO , Hwv summer house, good condition, l weeks old, papers, two males, 17! cenlly decorated, across from beach entol. Coll 847-0012 lot appointment. 1. Store/offtce'studio. Pan- dletown {behind Slpertlelni Pal IS, Eotontown, 542-0401 each 54?-4]30. be priced •och. TV, for parts, 110. 747-707) 1150 S77-O691 SEA BRIGHT - Modern two room eled and filed Lower level Store) moo or betl offer SYLVANIA COLOR TELEVISION - arcade shop. 905 sq. ft 1130 GREAT FOR DORMS - Budget slei AKC REGISTERED - Labrador HIGHLANDS — Water view, bolci 1175, monl Contract Rattt on Rtqunl CANOPY BED - Enchanting Ol eo. Gerrord turntable, standard am(Ai 'H 2S", new picture tube, color console trtever puppies And male chihuahua exotic driftwood apartment with r 847 1549 tier with iptakert. 190 741 3201ifir 1DJ EATONTOWN TELEVISION. X pup 6711863 7 Office studio Two rooms Colonial, twin Hit, while, bo* spsr No pets 1760monthly. 791-5371 SEA BRIGHT - Two room furnished and moltret*, rtally lovely, 1140 C 1:10 Ask lor Tom. Rt 35. S42O4O0 ond lavatory. Second floor AKC - White'male miniature poodK kNDS rtment, 1190 per month, Includes wolk-up. 490 sq. ft. 1110 »4*l«7 Ten weeks old 165. Call 787 1164 SYLVANIA 25 COLOR CONSOLE - 1170 pe Xutilities and air conditioning One monthly FRONT PAGE READERS CANOPY BEDROOM SET 3 Doub 717,351 month •> security Nu pets TV! KXJJ month security No pets Coll 847-1794, lo'h convenient to municipal pork after 6.741 9560. BOX REPLY SERVICE $5 50 Per Count Line drttltr, two night tablet, tola, del AKC WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER rt Mrs. Hussey, Naicitons.~2 two rc'ngcratori trttltr, dreul HAMMOND KEANSBURG BEACHVlEW GAR rood SI , Red "B ink.o 7'41S3974 . table, twin bed Muil teurlfice Mo — Registered, male, wormed, shof DENS - One-bedroom and one efti SHREWSBURY - Plush two-bed- PICK-UP $1.50 Bold lace headings $6 50 other txrrai For quick tale U\ l.sa; ROOM SET - Two FrultwoOd lom eigM weeks old, champion bloodlif cltncy from 1115 Available now room, with kids, pels, heot. air, »?S. Minimum insertion ? lines ORGAN 11H After 5 30. 847 8596 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775 2600 MIDDLETOWN tobies Best price offered Coll 747 063 Overlooking Bay Cooking gas, heat, MAIL $2.50 Maximum 24 lines All CHAlAS — Mtdlttrrantan, excel len OFASflURY PARK oHer 5 p.m. 1 Two professional suites avoiloble. 650 _ tGLE — 2 . yean old Male, dog hot water, parking supplied. Call 717- SMALL EFFICIENCY APARTMENT readers placed at loot ol blue or gold, U0. gold droptt, 72n9C LARGE SELECTION house Included 3467, If no answer 317-3466. — 190 a month, plus utility 84 Coopei sq ft. and 440 sq. II.. facing High wo 110. tunburji !6 clock. 17. crfb. " IHHf I HOOMS NE.W FURNITUR KEANSBURG - Clean two-bedroom Ave , Apartment 9, Long Branch. 35 Ample parking. Phone befwee column OF PIANOS Call 767 9123 0:30-5:30 p.m., 671-143* For each box number assigned n«w, portable compltlt, l}0. apartment. Furnished or unfurnished iiiihi W0I.14I.1J. IIS each, 1930 1 1 dintUt. »00' 495 009S otter 1 p m SMALL, PRIVATE, FURNISHED - ALSO Available immediately ISA Hancock MIDDLETOWN lablt. U. ttlephone aniwermg dr ( 1 MM I) WEDDING GOWN An Idnal for gentleman. All utilities. Immediately available I2S. 74I-U54. ALL MODELS OF St Available September l Maiawan. 591 slip, slie9IO. 190 Unique new profesiional'cammerciol 1pm Da p 9313, niso ie.ea» V 'ecedmg Publication COLONIAL PINE - C olfee table on BALDWIN ORGANS 747 9(71 anytime IRITTANY SPANIEL - At stud. AKC KEANSBURG - Five small rooms, oitice space on two levels, 1st level, two end tobies like new U2S Call 49 775-9300 TIRE SPECIAL - JR;i»15 Goodyea registered, goo)d hunthuntinl g background No pets. Available Immediately 1200TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - 1354 sq. tt ; 2nd. level. 1005 sq. tl. Part DEADLINES DISPLAY ADS plus security. 787 9535. or oil available. Terrific location at 2 J131 en dolly 111 9 Sot, til S hltll bl 146 50 EKcelient field ttria'l stock-542 7731 1725 per month. Security required. 2 Days Preceding Publication Shrewsbury Arms Apartments. 542- Woodland Drive (at Howard John- Dr-SK S Fll I S rallies rhnirt mirii ioin SI and corner of Maltison Ave DACHSHUND PUPS - AKC Lon( KEANSBURG - Four rooms Hea son's} Convenient Rt 35 access lo mochinei. typtwrlttn. office tqu iRTfAGE MEDITERRANEAN - Ave. Red Bonk -tvun, haired, red, Shots, paper trainee supplied 1)80 plus security Neai north ond south. Call 877-0541 ' isportotion. After 5. 3329254 An ads are restricted to ineir proper classification and to men), elc at bargain prltci New ledroom Sot King size heodboord TOP SOIL (FARM) — ISO, levn-yar - ilm. Coll 566 3734. UNION BEACH - Three large rooms, uted AAC OESK OUTLET. 1709 I rlple dreiter, two mirror*, men 671 heat, hot water supplied. Adults pre- NEW BUILDING - In back of Berry the regular Daily Register style ot type We reserve the cheil, two end tablci. Excellent condi lood 24 hour answering servii DOG HOUSES - All sites Mode KEANSBURG - Modern aparlmenl In U.Ookhunt, SI 1-3990. a home, neor transportation. Best to fd N t 1U0 onth. 264 Patch, In Fair Haven, 440 sq. It., *740 a ion I5O0 Ul 9777 5613 MIDDLETOWN areoonly lost New material. month Call 747-4014, 10 7 lo right to edit or reieci any classified advertising copy DIAMOND RING - Gold lit , TWO DIAMOND -- Fngngemenl rim Call 364-3291 call before nogn, 495-0416 matching band liSO Coll alter 6 p.m UNION BEACH - Three room apoi OFFICE SPACE - 600 sq. ft. Proles All ads once called m and processed il cancelled will be IBM TYPEWRITERS One 1300, one 4265 Will accep ENGLISH - Jumping saddle, Eiser . KEANSBURG ~ THree-robm modern 741 *9ib belt offer Call 544-1661. Ask for Tom oportment, oil electric, olr condi- ment. 1170 plus utllllies. 328 Clitfwood slonal building, Lincroft charged a minimum charge of $4 00 RENTAL $16.50 per mo Royal Barco", 17" seat, without lit 741-7468 O"lNTNO"'ROOM 5ET - NlnT with option lo buy 172032 TWO MIRRORS 40*60 10. SO « ingt New condition, purchased In " led Reasonable 787 9160 Like new refrigerator, Rhllco side-to DEATH NOTICES Ooncon Phyte cherry mohogany. February- not suitable ior my hone KEANSBURG - Two bedroom, nes UPTOWN LONG BRANCH - Clea PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - LAWN TRACTOR - 6 h.p,. electric side, copper. 18 cubic ft 1225 Coll 78 Ground floor, suitable for doctor or leave* and pod* Rcotonobie . . 1170 00 Call 741-1147 Otter 5 p.m oral' led on o wooded lot, 1275 bth ild Death Notices Cards of Thanks in Memonams and Anni- oood condlllon Call 279 SO SO or 27 start, new battery Ff« delivery, |J75 099] day week ends dentist ol 333 Brood St.. Red Bank. 747- Call 142 5492 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775-2600 3730.9a.m. to5p.m. versary Masses (Run on the Obituary page) 85c per line fm TWO SCHOOL DESKS - With leaf! FREE — Sevenmonlh Shepherd KEANSBURG - 2"iroom efficiency LOvf SEAT Rumi, hop s'ack! Vi mole, hos shots, is houtebroken Col WEST END - En|oy total luxury llv DINING ROOM TABLE - SU chat. Seldom uied by elderly spinster Col odiuitoblt: HO each Ideal tor imai aparlmenl Unfurnished. Utilities oddi Professional Center French Provincial, extern ion board children. 946-4117. 722 7505. tional Call after 6 p.m. 717 1530. Ing In o contemporary relaxed otmoi ffl-Ufl, phere One-bedroom apartment wllh 740 Holt Mile «d CANCELLATION NUMBER and podt. tl 10 Mohogany Crtdeoi GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Five S40 5ota, »30 Kitchen table, to TWO TVS — Black and white, WO Co KEYPORT - Four rooms ond bi convertible den. colossal cloiett, wall Red Bank, N.J. ACMINIST TOOLS - Reameri weeks, free to home with lots ot love NOW AVAILABLE! Suites 300 to 1500 Notice — Credil tor cancellation is given only on issuar.ee . IIS Mahogany *nd table w counter bores, etc. II each onial bor with three spindle boc second floor, all utilities, refrlgerotor, to wall carpeting Prom 1240. Avery stools, excellent, U00 671 J94S ill 671-3934 stove, washer and dryer, wall-to-wall Arms. H9 Avery Ave . 229 4460 each in new modern two-level profes- of special kill number to advertiser when cancellation ot ad draw •*. 15 142 0 1422997 sional building Ideal location! At Red TYPEWRITERS. AD~[3i N G mac hi n t\ RlSH SETTERS - AKC, Chan.pioi carpet, window shades supplied Four DINING ROOM SET - Nine pie MAGNAVOX RECORD CABINET - occupunts limit, no pets. Available Bank/LlncroftEKit 109, Garden State is requesteo Advertiser must retain number lor lulure ref- makes new or used Guaranlee jloodlme. shots ond pedigree avail Parkway. Onsite parking. Utilities bamboo ltyle, very good conditlor With speakeri, Scratched. Wai S14S able Coll 739-0557 17} Main Si. 102 Houses For Rent erence mull tell Coil HI 0/93 or W 3771 now 160 One only Eatontown T V ... as US Serplco s. 101 Monmout supplied, except electric. St Next lo theoier 7470415 ALLENHURST - For season, f S4I0400. ^_ RlSH SETTER PUP — Male, (ou KEYPORT — Garden apartments. r CALL 747-2181 Please check your ad the day il appears The* Daily Regis- nonths. chompionship bloodlines One-bedroom apartments ovoliable oom. kids ok. many extro&! 1250 glan top, chrome and broil boie. c TYPEWRITER - Fully electric Rtur RED BANK MANUFACTURING ter cannol be responsible lor errors alter me lirsl day Call ^G^AVOTX RECORD S T E R ifo ihots, housebroken. pedigree avail I Kl YPOR I GARDE N5 16* 1313 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775-2600 MOO aikM-SO iJQ91Voi Ml 11*1 mlngton portable, Nearly new He SPACE - 3000 sq. ft. Rollroad Siding ONSOLE - Scralched model Wo ettctrtc return, repeat spacer, et< oble. VS m S40S or 870 1501 KEYPORT - Garden apartments ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-I 542-1700 to make correclions OfJiHWASME RS Kitchen An facilities, lor sole or leose by owner. 100, now S9I One only Eatonlow ~ iplett with carrying taie U50 74 available One bedroom Coll Keyporl room, aorage. plus big yard. 1300 stoning ot II-JS. underthe COUML t.V. 542 0400. LABRADOR - Yellow lemole, I . Mork Rubin, 74)0404 Gardens, 7*4 8313 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775-2600 and portables New guoranleed 49 MAHOGANY — Four-pltce bedroom years old AKC Reasonable to good I77lor 493-1017 It with mirror, box iprlng and "mi UNPAINTED home. Con after t, 671-2205 KEYPORT - Two bedroom, ovoiloble ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Four eti. JIM Clothes washer, dryer, IJJ OBEDIENCE TRAINING — Begl , No pels. ...H smoll cottage. 1195 monthly, odults preferred 12 Horboryiew Dr RED BANK DOUBLE BED - Bench, bookii ach Green ihog rug with pod, 10x17 FURNITURE ners class, storls Sept 8 Bayshore Call 264-1544, 9-5 p.m. 12 Brood St. Three Sim cobinett. chain, drgpes. humli A 741 Hit, Largesl stock on the Jeney Shore Companion Oog Club, 7411046 EATONTOWN - Two bedroom, holt available, ranging In slie from 110 sa. pidures, lompi, ruei. lectiono 1 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apanments house, utilities paid Ready now! 1250 ft. to 211 sq. fl. Ready to move In with biei. mooqilne roc In 229 7711. MATTRESSES - Full or twin, 119 Hi OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG PUP KEYPORT - Two big bedrooms, all RED BANK LUMBER RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77S-260t carpet and air conditioning. Rental 3 Trucks and Trailers 102 Houses For Reni i.er, bunk beds, with mottressei PIES - AKC registered, chomplor utilities, great tor family! Call rates range from 190 per month to 1115 9 Wall Street Red Bank 741-550 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 2600 FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom, two 4 Motorcycles SOLE STEREO ~ AM FM sle^e solo bedt, 199 Dinette »30 495-0075 at bloodline Call 747-675' evenings per month. Including all utilities. Min- 103 Rentals To Share JTTLE SILVER - Spadous- one-bed- both, finished basement. 1450 pei \ 6"N€ MArE~ST~BE~R~NA>D~- For imum one year lease. Call owner, Wal- 5 Auto Services Parts 104 Winter Rentals oom garage apartment References th. Coll 542-0017 ter Zlmmerer & Son. M2 IS20 or 946- u ijiiiii eg ' One lemole St Bernard for sole 6 Auto Reni Lease 105 Summer Rentals 717 4?0« lire, 787 1877 pquired 127.5 plus utilities Write. The HIGHLANDS — Attractive tour-n 4312. 7 Auto insurance 106 Furnished Rooms choir Other items Call 264 914* alter s WHISKEY BARRELS — 52-go house with washer No pels. 1220 RED BANK 28 RIVERSIDE AVE E NGVGCMENT RlliG - 14 Cora SHIM TZU -' AKC" Block ond white monthly. 291-5371. jrbon, mode of while oak Suit RIVERVIEW TOWERS 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes gold At carati Round diamond lean, ttower boxes, ban. itorog anchu toys, champion bloodline, lov praised. 17/5 Selling tor UK Cai MOVING MUST 5ELL - Notgf large ile, devoted pets. Cotl 542-0979 _ONG BRANCH - Four-room fur HIGHLANDS - Smoll three-room col The Finest In Luxury High-Rise 9 Conslruction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals 1 cabinets, 117 7a each American Lurr mihed apartment. Suitable for couple NOW OF FEW Dermonl, S32 3*76 or 747 94SI capacity, electric dryer, 150 Kilr --- twr Building Supply. 741-4444 or 191 toge, suitable adults. Security n ST "S'ERNARD — Female, 1'J yeoTs conditioned No pets. 279-1553. quired 1145 per month. 2912144. PROFESSIONAL SUITES - The fl 10 Wanled Automotive 109 Buildings Garages table ond (our chairs, t35 HI S*3J 2131. Free delivery . old Needs room to run 150 Call aftei 7). Merchandise MOVTNG*SALT - Adrniror5upTe"i WOOD CHIPS LONG BRANCH - Three-bedroom, neit available in the county at unheard 110 Wanled To Rent 5:30pm 842-7932. HIGHLANDS- Waterwitch orea Sev olrenl Give-A Ways rigerator treeier, 1200 Walnut d> No leaves or twigs oil utilities, move in condition. 1790 fn rooms. 1250, plus; lease, security, For Sale able ond ti> chairs, toO China t I4J0SJJ CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT BUSINESS RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775-7600 deal for teachers, elc. Sept. 15th to Included in rent HEAL ESTATE iel. I7S Assorted bureaui. Herculon WitWi D i«iH SPOONS 1V5V Mi 80. Bicycles/ 7AATAWAN-CROSS ROAD~MANOR ~ June iSlh. And one-room cottage, HID DIRECTORY rtcliner rocher 175 90 iota end to is green. 170 Amer One and two bedrooms Heal, hot wo- a month plus, 166 1049 after 6 p.m. „ FOB SAL E blet, mollreises, elc Lincrott. phont Mono* M0 747 SJ9S Mini/Motor Bikes ter, cooking oat. air conditioned Al :ilent Parking Avallabl •"47-41S* IOUSE FOR LEASE — Tinfon Falls AMERICAN LUMBER VAtlD SALE - To benefit ChTldTen e BIKES - Bay's Schwinn. blue. Super EKit 120 5*6 4010. CALL I.M.GLYNN 21 Business Services sport. \?i Boy i ihree speed Moi Avoiloble early September. Lovely y Intervention Progrom Aug 1' 747 4567 or 741-1732 22 Arts & Cratts AND NEED FURNITURE? ,berg.US 671-63*5 MATAWAN — Ken Gardens, big one'our bedroom Ranch. ?*. bath, large 4 Rom date, Aug II Holrndf ond two bedroom apartments starling iwing dming room, recreation room, — 6S0 tq. Commumly Church. Fellowship Ha GIRL'S 24 - lOspeed bi at 1710. carpeting throughout, air con' uil basement, two-car garage, kitchen ised once Mechanic St , Red Bonk Reni n Parking Area 40 Main St . Holmdel Jihoned, lots Of porklng, swimming sonobte. Call 741 9750 or 741-9649, BUILDING SUPPLY mymtnt. Immediate dellivery First Call 7476876 pool ond tennis courts Your very own •aymrnt due Sept 1976 rolOl Rich. 126 1 H P. WHEEL HORSE — Rldirt MR MOPED Mtio Wolk to shopping and NYC com STORE FOR RENT - Lourelton 654 rocior mower, electric start, six Circle, Bricklown 3000 sq ft. In heavy Complete Motorned Bike Shop ing 583-4010 Open 10 om to 6 speed eiettnc lights Call afler e p m Closed Wed and Sun HOUSE FOR RENT traffic orea Ideal for Drug store. )AK" — Desk bookcase end table 63 Main St 544 1645 Eatontown Union Beach aiding screen Solid brasi floor lamp O7I-M41 Bonks, elc. Plenty if parking. Coll 199- 1975 MTNI BIKE - 3' h.p. Excellent MATAWAN - Lavish two-bedroom, 753678A 2053. ~ Wtpitces W PW t9~'COLOR TELEVISION — SCOM 1 conditiondt 11, 11000 heot, oos paid Kids ok 1260. Needs work 17S Movie comero. GAF KEANSBURG - Modern house, five STORE FOR RENT- Corner of )UR ENCM'ANTTD~FOREST - 6 7|7 J7l S 30 pm RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 7600 KITCHEN rooms, fireplace, fenced-in, 13O0 Coll Bridge ond Oakland, Red dank, 1200 hall trees leods'o a garden ot cur ley 671-6141 iq.fr. quetwdi Rl 35 Middletown The Bed 81. Sports Equipment CABINETS leod 6712120 MONMOUTH BEACH KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom, prime 72 Garage/Yard Sales SURFBOARD- Cnannin, t 9 FOf area, yard tor kids 1215 STORE FOR RENT - Located al 1? PAINT FOR i l t RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 2600 AND Whoieioi* AIR CON D I TlONER - Windo« CHANNEL BEACH W. Front II., Red Bank 11IO per tan 717 3164 0. rt Washer ond dryer, portable sewn APARTMENTS-MARINA LEONARDO - Two bedroom house. month. Includes half the heat ond hall machine, blue and green sfiog rug. T >pouous one and two-bedroom apart 1750 pet month, not including utilities. the water. Inquire 741-4115 after 4. BATHROOM VANITIES 1 IANO - Old upri 1 e and other items Moving must se 82. Swimming Pools Tients Fantastic location on Shrewv Available Aug 15 Coll 787 BO61 After WAREHOUSE FOR RENT - Oakland ompolel , J166 ctrtm, Allontic I Thurs Fn Sot 406 Sweelbnor St >ury River Heat and hoi water Includ 5,17245S3 Ciilfwood Beach 513 5615 USED"POOL - 20 »«"" AH tBfrm, in St., Red Bonk, 12O0sq fl Call 747 7102 Visit our NEW Showroom nold.»iS 671 U4I J in rent Color coordinated kitchens. or 747-0634 cludrngdeck 1150 Youdismanlie Cal LOCUST — Distinctive waterfront es- BARN SALE - Fri and Sot Allcr nr conditioned, master TV antenna, Displays Immediate Delivery fl-SIll >wim Club, wolk-in closets, lounrjry tate on park-like acre. 33 tt. living PIANOS-ORGANS a m Locust Pt Rd ond Red Coo room. 3' J balhs. tour porches, boat 61 Business Opportunities — FREE Layout and Design Manual Spinet Organi from %69i up ooms, morino facilities CHANNEL 109 Bulldlngs/Goroges Lone. Locust. BEACH APARTMENTS. Park Rd . house. Ihree cor garage Can furnish. Service — Installation Op- vbullt spmet) uprights, grands for 83 Security, references, lease (650 »—pSTORAGE SPACE — 22x40, cleo 62 Mortgages Hear rent Unlimited rentals from B7G~NE7G~HBORHOOD GARAGE : Monmouth Beach (|ust oft Oceor Ave 1 Renting ogenl. Apt. 37, 272 6309 (ember 1 147-9429 floor, Iwo doors. Shrewsbury Ave 63 Money To Loan tional ' 50 per month Used — ot 11 pianos SALE — Corner ot WMt Prospect Ave CB RADIO — Courier Rebel 22 plus UPS. 1130, Phone 741 7005 SI'ECifll no organs from ISO and up Wore ond Riverdale Or . Clirtwood Aug 23 channel squelch. ANL. PA, tul MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroom Co 64 Money Wanted power. Hi months old Eftcelleni con MONMOUTH BEACH — New, unfur 1 NOTICES ouse for leading ma|or b'ands Free 13)4 15 nished. first floor opartmem Two bed lomoi. 7 ) boths. fireplace, central air STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT dillon IMS new Must sell. 1115 Eve Hwy. 79 location Coll 946-9753 or 264 ikly Organ Ciosm BOY S'ANO YOUNG MEN S - Cloth rooms, two baths, air conditioned, oil conditioning, live minutes from tram tiuimr. "REEHOLO MUSIC CENTER mngt 671 3941 ond bus. Sept 1 occupancy Asking S239 ing bike, lawn mower Nothing ove< appliances, carpeted, tennis cou 210 Lost and Found MKUJWOI 462 4J JO WOO Call 747 5579 15. Thurs and Fn . 9 3 J4 N Loke Dr JOHN SON M ESS E~N G ER" - Mode pool Yeor s leose. 137S month pi 2121 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT electric 2" Special Notices New Monmouth ISO With microphone Ui«d oppron MONMOUTH BEACH - Big bi level, 110 Wanted To Rent mately 10 hours HIS Coll 717 0347 OTHER RENTALS AVAILABLE 212 Travel — Transportation GARAGE SALE - Aug.vg. . 14U. 10-04 pp m three bedroom, yord, kids, pets. 1325 AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER - The Real EHote Exchange, Hlckey RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775 2600 71 Merchandise For Sate Moving bor gains galore ChidChildree Agency. 21) 4017 Seeks large, furnished, centra) air, 5-6 213 Instruction games, saxophone, books, som e fuf r 14. Merchandise OCEAN - Three-bedroom Colonial, bedroom house in Rumson, Coll 72 Garage Yard Sales ' VALUABLE COUPON lure, cl g shelving and muc MONMOUTH BEACH - Pork Rd., three balhs, two tlreptaces. modes! Neck. Middlelown areas by Sept. 1 73 Machinery For Sate Wanted one Iwo bedrooms, heat plus oppli 1976 Two year leose pr' 7 Tyson Lane. Rumson (o raw I 74 Rental Service me Rd 1 onces From 1110 to WOO month 537 -8»T RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 2600 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 2600 75 Farm Equipment AAAAAAAA COUPLE — With on* child wishes t LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. RED BANK — Three-bedroom duplex 50 CENTS OFF GARAGE SALE MONMOUTH BEACH - Lorge, mod Newly renovated Convenient locottor •ent two-bedroom apartment or hous 76 Auction Sales JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH Tnurt . Fri . Aug 12 13 9-4 p m em. beautifully furnished one bedn to shopping and school Couple pre with yard up to 1720 Quiet orea. Ei 77 Pets and Livestock niture ond miscellaneous household INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ferred. One year lease, references el'ent references Coll anytime, 781 Your Next item* Moving to California 34 LewH lORiveriuje Ave . Red Bonk 747 6200 UOOplui utilities 547 4792 until 6. 78 Aircraft Lone, Pair Hoven No eoi'v calleri V 79 Swap ot Exchange REO BANK — Two big bedroo GARAGE - To keep ond restore ALL LJONEL TRAINS PLEASANT - Three-room opartmem prime orea. family ok, under 1290. cor Reasonable rent Prefer two-coi 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes tyres, mirror*, lamps house' but can use one. 741 8014. ask lor Vic DAILY REGISTER OASSflED AD Toxtfth oppranol 946 28V] overlooking pork Convenient location RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 2600 ttmi. Thwrs . Fn . Sot 9 to 3 12O0 a month and eleclric, lease plus 81 Sports Equipment By presenting this coupon Conover Lane. MiOdletown ANTIQUES — Anylhmg old Form security Call 779 5554 between 8 5 RUMSON - Contemporary, finest 82 Swimming Pools , china, gloss, dolls, fewelry, rugs area, complete privacy, two ocret, 08. Commercial >ARAGE SALE - Eight houiev Aua when placmftyour classilied ad op cosh paid Mary jane Roosevelt, >ORT MONMOUTH - Bedroo ... smoll boat dock, river view, two three Rentals 83 CBs. Electronics 13 14 10 4 p m MuJdieiown LinnoM lichen, iivmn room area, bath. 1195bedrooms, two-cor garage, completely V>t River Rd. Rumion 147-3159 Aft f 84. Merchandise Wanted (Sorry, not good kxnnfe f §mllf M Rd to PrlictMalo Emory Or •tut «»«'r'_c « * *>• <*S-O374 furnished, won towoii carpeting. Sept GARAGE SALE - August 14. 10 to i RED BANK "Charming" one -end-two tor ten months. 1475 monthly Call 74> ot Conttcl Mm*nn) 71S7 > m Rugi. furniture, cw'lomi. garden NAN JOHNSON bedroom apartments each with o NA RED BANK ooti. lawn mower 10A Locust P BUYS AND BUYS VESINK RIVER VIEW now available rom on entire household to a single RUMSON RANCH - Three bedrooms, Prime industrial specs 5000 AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Locwil . it 50 WEST FRONT ST Rentals The Daily Register cm Antlojv* furniture, (ewelry. nl- living room, dmlng oreo. lorge eo' m lo 12.000 sq ft. Ground GARAGE SALE -Three fomtlV Baby er Immediate cash Top dollar rom 1740 Shopping and transportation kitchen with odlolnlng polio and gar Call 542-1700 • mi, bedroom set. houseworei. 147 139) loseby Please coll Resident Monogei den house. l'i baths, won to-wall cor IKxx Tail gate loading Rail- Classified Action Line ion. doines. furniture, toyi 10 Well at 741 3691 peting. air conditioning References road siding. Air conditioned •gtonCt Colts Neck Fn Sot. 91 LD FURNITURE — AnFiques chmo and one month security. M2-3OU M*ll ch*ck« to: Tht Dally R*glsttr lossware art obiects and brlc-a-brac RED BANK - Efficiency apartment. 542-1700 near atl transportation Furnished On* R«gliltr Ptau. Shrvwtbury, N.J. 07701. GARTCE SALE - Aug 13, 13. (4. 10 mmrdiale cosh 'or anything and fv UNION BEACH - Four-room home. 24-hour »»nr/ct am to 5 p m 330 Lou-ei Ave . West erythlng Rusdl S. 25 Eost front St , One month rent plus security No colts available Sept No pets Mature odulls 747-1100 WElAjJV1976 Keansburg. corner 10th Street Otter 7pm 147 9408 preferred 264 1456 I *t im \ I 111. Mount FT Sale • 31 Houses For Salt Hi. Mewses For Sale m AportmtiiH- lMComplrn SHREWSBURY N J fcttDNESDAV AUGUST It 1976 21 •IL•ILFORI O - Ciaaa mm »•«...» HA2LET - (Met Cuilom >..,> MIDOLETOWN — |u tldjllllil two w* Lnm HI Aluminum Ma Tttrat aaarawni. cantrel air. dining T»wn Hotitt . MBilM MUM 11 MM raam. tlrialoct. Unlthad baum«nl MIDOLETOWN - Thre lor»t loll MMMM Sttfllna McCann 5_3 _ Hi carpeting ttvrtwahowt Newly Haw Coma »r«n»n» lMJg r^lM^lw^icriHM In perch HAZLET - NEW Cllttam dtilaaoa MIODLETOWN TOWNIHIP - Tw« West Long Branch Fair •DillKvoi wilt, n« lilrnim. r». btdioomi. living room, ettcioteo PRICE AND COMPARE IM Rtcreotional ML«O«D - M««> 7S5T. DelhiDei, , living room wwitih bricck flraa- pch, now kltcttem one) bath, «•* hoe* tjexliMt Kaketta maeM In CMKI lac* St' Uvtaa (Mm, carpal** wsll-tg wall. atacatacaa. dlnbifl roamroam, oatoat-II n kltcHonkltH . roc Very low tw*t llf.tM Con anytime. tie* Nothing new or f»r resale con Vehicles praaorly 7Silol Clait ta front raoiMn raam. utility room ana ana-car match thlt Loot's of storage one: 17-MM. HARDTOP TENT CAMPER - H laMaa n ochaachahh andd UU i C faraaa. MilMmina-lrotMilMmi . aluminum claMt taac* Pare*, can be canwrted te F lor Ms roam eotlly Only O4,ta» OHwai, sii tieoa**. sink. tt*ve. C Mara MarmatM. ni Ham mhourouahoul l You lotact colon an/llitvllitvrr n W)Jt> Phono chott. Mare Can at taw*M with c* opens 4-night stand tonight MONMOUTH BEACH pact, tin Can m na (HAND NEW CUSTOM UMef onitrixtion, tawr-lM*t4>fn Co feature special nightly rvrnts HAZLET/tAIIITAN VALLEY - Tan- teMtolwlthrlvvrrtgUft AtkmgMJH i ii. II ft mmtor VAN HORN • mm, s*Ml contoineo «ttJ (. ANN UENOFF tMcaam. U.I] auasl Mr«> I.. room owanoad Honch. tlvi aodcoami. AGENCY - I _ for children such as magic MIM. lilt OlnTno room, monco l'tt batta cantral air condHlanlng. nv EATONTOWN Open 7 days Coll 14 hours a day y by valunteen' TW —rot Walk to Khool Mo kltctiaa. redwood polio, gorag* Three JeXfeww Cat 747-4100 WEST LONG BRANCH - shows, bubble gum blowing center is aviiUble for use by »«1 Clt» Iranaoartatlon Ciu oo ioc Iton AUIng W.m . gos tiove with botiie. sink LHUMELMCS O REALTY »rlnclpali mjj» It4 1H1 •M Rlvar Rd Fotr Ho.en pump water. Ice baa. now spot* It's time (or the annual pie- contests, watermelon eating any borough resident Call A Koiicky Real ttiole Rt ». BROKERS BEST MINT HIGHLANDS - By Sandy Hook IM H* throwing, watermelon-eating and balloon shaving contests Four large bedrooms, Is tt moster 1M Income Preperty ESTAtCP.AF» anT CAMPE rutR 1171 - Sleep* The mosey raised during Three-bedroom home Goraa* yard, NJ MI mi baaVaam: IS ft guest room. It tl llv heated M7.BI«T Cedar NEf TUNE - Etght room II Itvet on • ED tANK - limilmaM tar M e.aM R and head-dunking contests Children will also have the the fair ti used to spoasor Inf roam with flrepioce. 11 ft dining corner lot Four bodrooms. ponelM rpofton Flvo ronftol aaartaiaftft. « H*0 Ei room. 14 R. science hllchen, U n oerv common, nlio aroa MI4»I The West Long Branch Com- opportunity to be made up as family room, living room, dining VOL.KIWAGEN CAMPER 1*71- center projects and operate utility room, two baths, basement, MOLMOEL - Juil roobcM. Mrao-bM room. 1^» Datht. laundry room, go tw.corJJO/OSM IIS ft lol Ms room toll! Control air Flroploco FulFully eovui»»e4 AM/FM tteree with munity Center Fair opens clowns, pirates or princesses the cetter during the real of rage, wall to wall c«re*Ung up ond MM, sieei totHle* re4H«4 tires » *U MELAttTD MALTY *>7I UM Lorao oonoloo rocraallan roam. io» down Close to Porhway U» HC Coll tonight oratTaatl*. Mrao Irood lot Lo. M»OI miles, lim KiD tANK VOLVO, 741 They can also visit the for the year CALL TODAY - For our 40-paae reoi fn-tm tM Amlaua o—« ogine HUM m Ion tune teller, enter a petting estate newteop*' with ever HO pit NEW MONMOUTH - Fo***#*OW The lair runs lo Saturday Among the projects spon- tores and descriptions ol homes In all HOLMOEL - IV, ocroi. coun rottrt Ranch, I^-botti. large dining rented Owner will hold mortgage tar night, opening each night at IOO or nde on a fire track or al Monmouth, Middlesex, Oceon and oom, recreation room Ut.M Call ayoiltied buyer i;t. in •nog* Ave »?J PACE ARRO* - sored are a lecture §enei, a Some*set Counties. Maps plus other in 17 J4W otter *prn teresflftaorliclesSTERLlNG S For aeio.lt coil 74l-4in IM pony day care center, photography THOMPSON ASIOC, 140 Hwy IS, KEV»O«T - «y ownor Irlct Colo Besides the wide array of club, dance lessons, bridge nlol. tlvo badraomi. ?"» both*, tiro OCEANPORT RANCH - Two bed 134 Form Properly Refreshments and food spe booths, games of chances, CAN YOU TOP THIS? - Four b*d pioco. full botainanf. '* traod ocro rooms, living room with fireplace, din • t . club, cheer-leading training, cialties will be sold at the rMffll, two bolhs, tcparole dining Atklngmld tlttm Prlndooll 7)0 ing room, kitchen, tun porch, hat wo and amusemenl rides, this room, lull basement ond goragc l*r, stone t throw from Shrewsbury art contests, 4 H activities, tin. River, ill,tOO (air Handy l»cailon See It loooyt U2.MQ year's (air will feature a pie- girl scouting activities, pet, E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Roof HU Lott And f eund tort, US Prospect Awe , Little SHvti Keyport's Finest Section throwing contest and a dun- magic and puppet shows, SCHANCK 135 Commercial LOST - PefctnfM t>—«te. tray. • "The fair has always been • V OWNED TWO FAMILY Cltormlnc REALTOR malntononco Iroo. ovortllod 4/4 Incl loll, female Holmotl orea leword king link popular because of Its country rummage sales, weight- COLONIAL SIMM Colonial, tlraploca. Itiroo larao altu Redioo» Property WfKJ s m* W owning Eves Sun HI litl Ai a special event, local Thro* taoclout bedrooms. 17 tt. living roorm. full Ixnomonl Eicollonl Condi LOST Shopp.oa bog with book On style and hometown atmos- watching meetings, teea room, 11 tl dining room, icltnct lion, trood % ocro. conwonlont Soc NOT FOR EVERYONE OCEANPORT - Ttve* bedroom, two No 4 Red tank Highlands bus Pleas* and visiting (trtmen will be dances, parades and celebra- kltctwn, full recreation basement, US ond-tloor oportmont Incomo. IDS e both (toneh Spacious Hvlng ond dining II fh* atmosphere you work in lias Im rttut n t« out compony or coll WOW phere We intend to keep it month AUIng mid Ml Prlnclpoli oroa Large modern kitchen and ioun portonl as the space, you might be on* feted tomorrow night tions, garden club, movies, ondpyopcolntmonlonly, /If-liyo. dry room with oil applionces. paneled ot the tew people who tall In love with LOST - Two year old. mlirt Bree4). that way." Mr Metier said KEYPORT - Ttlll lovaly Capo Cod tamlly room and redwood deck Ask this recently remodeled, decorator a* female dog. nam«4 Samanlha • IS ! A highlight of the fair will "Tnia year, there will be clambakes and civic dinners COLTI NECK TOWNSHIP - By own- tooturot o hugo mostor bodfoom. IW Ing ISO.too Principals only Call 170 signed building in the best location on lbs . Week with ton and white mork er, l.l-ocn Roncn. Three bedroom. Ing room, dining room, kllchon, don. •road SI . Red Bonk Zoned for protes ingt, looks ilk* a miniature shepherd, j be a children's section, where something for everyone plus a two both, family room with raited tire ' I, tU.m (OS GRIMM slonol use Principals anty 7*J?-ftll weoino. ton collar with ID logs New Approximately tt local or- Monmouth Mlodlefown orea Any in all booths and amusements plot*, formal living room, screened OLD IRIDCE U4,M0 - Award win- RED BANK - U 1,000 Just reduced little bit extra for the kids " ganizations are participating porch, full basement, two-car heated ning tpl It- It vet In mini condition for quick sol* Handyman's special in formal ton coll 471 J7|7 Ample reword Boraoe •rlnclpals only MIH70 tor LARGE DWELLING Three bedrooms, recreation room, llv tor her return will be acaled down for the l centraal business lane New furnace A The Community Center is a in the fair awrrtrnft Three room collage ond warehouse, Ing room, dining room and kitchen, ) /i kiddles, uid Frederick Met needrtpolrt, lU.WO batht Two COT gorage. 10K40 in- reat vett ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR round pool Eaty N ¥ commuting CDO 74l-?iM an sp»cioi Noticts ler, fair chairman Member Real Estate ERchanoe I.V. REALTY AGENCY rermt tor all The Berg Agency. Real BEACH CLUt CABANA - Sub loon Mi 3100 m iroodwoy. Long Branch, m noo tort, 133 Rt U, Matawon, N J Ml Ml 137 Lott And Acreage for U00 Coil UO0 In log Bright In The Community Center will LITTLE SILVER - Five bedroom" a0». PWWM COtl COHOCt. cluottolllocilltlo* «»so»l> ctntury old, IV> bothi, two porches. EXCLUSIVE LISTINGt - Comfort HUNTER - Will pay land owntr lo able Cap* In prestigious Sea Girt, with four-cor ooroge Walk to school, shop PORT MONMOUTH - 11700 down tor 141 Monmouth County Its low, low taxet, tantoslic tttiools. ping, troniporlotion Rumton Rd quolltiw) buyer Three-bedroom ronch all city utilities, beauillul trots, tennli Ui.m T4)-a*tor M3-M3I 34 living room, tilt both, garage with J Shad fkpote tor sole Ol publit vendue work shop, largt treed lot 134,M>0 LAETRILE - Any patient with per CMtrti and a tporkling oceon |uit mln LITTLE SILVER-WOODBINE AVL PAUL P- BOVA, Realtor, «71 25*4 l me Court House in th* Borough of uttl from your dooritep How imort ot — For Salt Or Rent Three bedroom tonal eiperlenc*, please call tM 0)04 rreetveli. County ot Monmouth. New you to find all mil for only ws.ooo ranch, living room with corner lite Jersey, on Monday th* IJrrd day ot REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE EXCLUSIVE WAVSlOE VILLAGE - KI, dining orea. eatln kitchen, den, List and buy with a member ot Mon- SINGLET- Are you olone* Tked^t AuousV It?*, at 1 o clock t> M Pre THE LONGSTREET AGENCY ro baths. bOMmtnt, fwo-cor otioched One-ocre By owner 1 voiTlngTim* S mouth County's largest realty group ' Call ttt 2*44 the bar scene Would you Ilk* to meet R oal lor -1ntur or - Approl Mr ooroge. immediate occupancy, in,000 RED BANK - Four-five btdroom new people' We are a state wide dot ALL that Irocl or portal ol Ion*, til SH WoVilngion Blvd. Sea GUI Rental MJS monthly plus utilities 74. Capt. Tilt bath, lull battmtnt, LONG BRANCH WATERFRONT LOT ing service Write or call today. wot*, lying ond being In the Borough ef *#•** Eve* 3» 7*« 7164 screened porch, ntor Parkway - Two ocres, 1W on water, hloh ond Match A Date, P O Boi 44)40. Rah New Shrewsbury In me County of Mon dry, ready to build Asking I1I,MO way, N J QTQeJ KUfcS* or *W4**I mouth, In the Stole of New Jersey FLORIDA CALLING WATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Custom l?tj» Eitra lot ovoiioble 747 tut or MING described and designated as Now It the time to buy lor the future, two story Colonial, Approximately one 7471IU Lol No If Ot shown on o certain mop acre, attached gorage, large redwood HOLMOEL - One ocre plus, building home*, duplexes and aparlmenlt We lot. hilly, heovliy treed with bordering 21) instruction entitled Map of Ranch Manor New will rtnt II tor you until you art ready deck pool, large living room, fire- mon Spring Read. New Shrewsbury place, dining room, three bedrooms, stream, exquisite neighborhood JEWELRY AND SILVERCRAFT IN to move down, Ed Conway. Attoc, US.000 Bare. N J dated February 21. l«7 ot Oouglos Realty, 2731 E. Oakland Pk dressing room, IVJ baths, lull base STRUCTION - Foundation dosses tiled m the Office ot th* Clerk ot Mon Blvd., Ff. Louoerdal*. Flo. 33306. MS men! Many extras Mint condition and shopwork In contemporary. Indian mouth County, N J on November II. »M.SO0 Coll $e«-$]47 evtnlngt and FEMARAS.4t$»00 style |ewelrw - lot* won catting — wee*end*. Principal! only. nun nan*" UVII.I iuru uurri, No,nH. w enomellng Atfvonce classes In tost ttu m Cos* n n FOR SALE BY OWNER -Eatl mortgage lo qualified buyer MLS— W aeltof - Approlsor wai sculpture, tlont setting, electro BEING commonly known al It MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - 100*100 South Terroce, New Shrewsbury. New Ktontburg. Three bedroom Ronch LAWLEY AGENCY OCEANPORT - PorHM**ck. Algon forming, etc Taught by tun time In with attached ooroee. Two years old landscaped lot surround, thlt roncti, Hwy. IS and Nov*slnk River Rd ttrudort. Day of night classes, Tues Jersey wait lowoll corpetlng. Many extras quln Ave. — new section, oil new Alto included herein if presently Movrln condition U6.SO0 717 03SO I Mlddleown-fttallor-74l.«»l homes Walk to the Shrewsbury, the and Thurs Write or call The Crafts a.m. to 10 a.m., 4 p.m. to * p.m., or I Low toxet, 121.000 BOB GRIMM Evenings Wl *W1 men, 2)1 Brighton Awe , Wtsl End. Misting at th* premises or* the follow p.m. to 10 p.m. AGENCY, 14M400, N J, 07740. 7TiUTl, for registration Ing. Rang*. Combination Storm Sash. RED SANK — 11 Weil St Handy - stratlon llmlltd To 10 Cambtnofion Storm Doors MATAWAN U9.900 - Beautiful three- man s tptclal Buy from owner form. Registr 10 stu IT IS Intended lo describe the some 131. Houses For Sale bedroom Copt, Gnmeroom Formal Three-bedroom house with extra lot premises conveyed to Fronk Ch**k dining room. Large living room and Needs Interior work tTO.SOO Coll M3 and Linda Cheek, his wlte. by Deed kitchen Overtlitd lot with trees 4373 tor keyt and appointment. 138 Mobile Hornet dated July I. It** ond recorded July 1. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - IM9 in Boa* M44. Page 1*1 of Oeeds CENTRALLY MR R~UWSON AREA - Send for Homtn For Living* brochure, ptct, descrlp- Bethany Rd, Hailel Adult park Wolk tor Monmawth County CONDITIONED RANCH tlont, prices on Qvoitoble homes AP lu shopping Call 244-lfH. The MATAWAN 141,990 - VA and FHA PLEBROOK REALTORS, 112 Avt. MOBILE HOME - 15x10'. one bed With large rooms. Home buyers welcome. Spacious live room Two Jlvtfi, Wumton. m-ttOO. room, Rltt Croft, already lllualed In sum ol iTlJJi wTlog*ther with the previously included doctor's ranch on approximately IV* acres with on established trailer park Covered costs ol this sol* lre*t Call for further information The patio, tool shed Firm MSOO. II inter- TU Mlddlttown Th* Sheriff hereby r*s*rves the right THEY ALL PITCH IN - Working on th* construc- oilii.ii 3 bedrooms. 2V4 Berg Agency, Realtors, 13} Rt. 34, RUMSON — Corriape House Four lo odlourn thit tale without further ne ested, coll 223 1421 After 7 p.m. coll SoTjcI baths plus large den. Living Matowan, N.j. 301 SI] 5000. Please bedrooms plus artist i studio. Swim tJMTei tic* by publication tion of o stand for West Long Branch Fair art, left cod collect. mingpool 1* acres 1119,000 tORO OF MIDDLETOWN OFFICE PAUl.KliRNAN.Shar.tt room, dining room, kitchen OF THE tUILOiNG INSPECTOR. Doted June H Iff* THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MOBILE HOME - Two-bedroom, to right. Herbert Wllderspln, his grandson David Priced to sell, $59,500 MIODLETOWN - Stnd for our central olr. hoi wafer heat, con stay on NOTICE OF DEMOLITION TO: AN ZUCKEft. GOLDBERGfc WEIS S "Homes For Living" brochure, plct, ELLEN S. HAZELTON lol Coll 1*4 0*» GELO FLORIAN. HIS WIFE, ANO and the fair chairman, Frederick Metier. descriptions, prlcet on available Realtor ANY HEIRS KNOWN ANO UN %t?nluq. 4, II, II •» U hornet. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, I] W. River Rd.. Rumton U1-33O0 KNOWN, ANO PERSONAL REPM ffll HAI (SIM! UOUNCI HO HI IS, MlLklH-tow.i.6/1 3JO0 Member inter-Clty Relocation Service 140 Real Estate Wanted SENTATIVEI, HIS ANO HERS. ANY II Ml 341 State of New Jersey Hf State ef New Jersey RUMSON CONTEMPORARY - Cm LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES In SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE SNB• IPF't MLB MIODLETOWN — Three tour bed Keomburg-Middtetown Hoilel-Holm ANO INTEREST. TOGETHER WITH PROPOSAL lorn built Complete privacy. Two RESPECTIVE HUSIANDS AND contracting officer setting fort* room Capt. IVi batht, full basement, ocrtt. River view Small boot dock del THF SMOLKO AGENCY 717 l u i o u Notice Is hereby given that tooled btdt HINTELMANN gorage. aluminum tiding, convenient WIVES OF HEIRS, SUCCESSORS will bt received in,the Reception previsions ef this noneWtcrlmtnatlaii MAITOM To school, shopping, transportation Two three bedrooms, redwood deck, om. AND DEVISEES. AND ALL PER . f:s« v.°. .v Room et the Purchase Bureau Divi clause, two-car garage, air conditioning CHANCIRV DIVISION b The contractor «w iMatowtrattaf Z>RMg*Rd Humion immediate occupancy. Low 140 » By WE HAVE BUYERS SONS CLAIMING INTEREST, Oft lion of Pur those and Property 4th appointment, call 717 3719 otter • p.m. 105,000. Principal! only 7477257. For business, commerlcol, induttrial RIGHT IN TITLE ANO INTEREST IN MONMOUTH COUNTY floor, Slote House, Trenton New Jer where appiitable will, in lit telic notions or advartlMfMfitt m twejUm M2O600 orlli 3S*-7S7S. ftUMSON — Waterfront conttmpo and Investment properties Coll today PREMISE J KNOWN AS BLOCK HI Oetkel Ne F IMMI sev OaUS until 1 m P M an August II rory. Custom built. Complete prlvocy - Porkwoy 1)7 Agency, 7»-0.17. t LOT(S) I* COMMONLY KNOWN J.I KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO lift ond will be publicly upentd and eet atacedtoy o r on be*att •' m* can MIDOLETOWN — Immaculate two- Two acres River view. Small boat AS 13 GltSON TERRACE. PORT RATION. A New Jersey corporation read immediately ihereatter for the iracW. state thai all avalitied appti bedroom home, perfect lor newiywedt dock. Two bedrooms Expansion possl MONMOUTH, TAX MAP OF MID Plaintiff «t ERIC W HARRIS, et UB. following cantt will raceive tentidefotien i« or retired. Walking distance to trans bllltles Two-car garoge. Air condi- DLETOWN TAKE NOTICE THAT A el alt Defendant! Printing Booklets. Fo*mt, envelopes •mattyment without regard i* oge. por lotion and thopplng. Lovely fenced tioned. US.000 Principals only. 14/ MEETING WILL BE HELD RE By virtue of a writ o) execution In Newsletters. B441B4 rot*, era*, eglar. notional ortgw*. in yord FHA/VA welcome, I3e,*00. 7»7. ARCING THE AFOREMEN the above stated action te me directed. writers. Broille. RWM cestrv, marital status or sei. HERB READ ASSOCS, Reultor, 7W ?I0NED PROPERTY ON AUGUST I shall eRpose for sal* ol public vend During the performance of this can- c. The contractor or tube on 11 attar 9100. THREE BEOROOM HOUSE 10. IV7* AT • JO A M ANY PERSONS w*. at the Court House In m* Boioug* tract, the contractor agr*es as loi where aaplicaai*. will sand ta each la- FOR SALE HAVING RIGHTS. TITLE OR INTER ot Freehold, County of Monmouth lows Mr union or representative ef werkert 74T-M7I 152 Boats And EST, AND ANY PERSONS WHO ARE New Jersey, an Monday th* llrd day with which he fiat o ceitoctive bar|a*n ot August, )I7*, at 1 o'clock P M Pre 0 The contractor or subcontractor, TINTON FALLS — New Colonial. V/t OF MIND THAT THEY HAVE ANY where appiicobi* will not dls mo aai itnuni or ether contract •* *M- Accessories RIGHTS, TITLE AND INTEREST vailing Time. •trtSing, a notice, te be presided by bolhs. 24 Okrot Rd , off Hoot Rd ALL that Irocl or parcel ot land, sit crimmat* against any employe* or op U7.000 Century Bldg. Co. 531-O50S. ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OF THIS plicont for *mploym*ni because ol the ajjancy tonlracting officer, odvis ALL TYPES NICRO PRESS - And MEETING ANO ARE REQUESTED . lying and being In the Borough ol ing the labor union or workers rear*- swaging done on premises, fast ser- Bonk in the County of Monmouth age. race, creed, color, national on TO ATTEND. « aln. ancestry, morltal siolut or se< sentotUe of ihe centroclor s cem Make it yourself vice Boatman's Shop. 14 Wharf Ave tat the Slate of New Jersey mltments under Nils act and shall past Trees, Trees, Trees (ot Marine Park). Red Bonk. 741-S700 tY ORDER OF ALL that certain orea of land togeth The contractor will take affirmative FRED t RICHARDSON action to ensure that such applicants copiet «f the notice In centplcwewt BIG DISCOUNTS er with any buildings or improvements Surround thlt custom built, brlck-fronl Public Officer constructed thereon, situated in the or* recruited and employed and mol On new boot trailers BOAT HOUSE. Suo-Stondord Housing Committee employees ore treated oV'ing employ pi i cants for •mp.evment ranch Three bedrooms, two full baths, Oceon Ave.. Sea Bright. I4!<22I.. Borough at Red Bank County of Mon ?r living room with flreploce ond Aug. 4, it HITS mourn Mot* of New Jersey legally de men', wlthoul regard to lrt*ir ag* Bid documents moy be Oblalnai**»M| built-in stereo unit, 2f*15 gomeroom. BOAT INSURANCE - Reosonoble scribed at follows race, creed, color, notional origin, an efftce hours Bias may be rejectee) it two-car garage, and much, much rates. Immediate coverage Grossi BEGINNING at o point In the touth cestry. marital stolut or sem Such oc not submitted within time, date one) at Old-Time Cars more Exclusively ours. Call for your nger I Heller Agency. IS Wlko'f Pi , BORO OF MIODLETOWN OFFICE tide Of River Street dlttont 17} lion than include, but not be limited ie deitanatee* an*) if not eecer* appointment. iSv.900 WHELAN GAL- Red Bank OF THE tUILDINC INSPECTOR. a westerly along In* some from the the following employment, up by o certified chexi or bid bond LERY OF HOMES Rl 1V4 Rl 35 OTCE OF DEMOLITON 10 THE point of Intersection of the southerly aroding demotion, or transfer. re ified m the hie: document Mlddletown, N.J. BOAT/YACHT INSURANCE OOO*E C ARAGONA, Hli WIFE. side of Rlv*r Street and th* westerly crutlmenl or recruitment advertising, d on bids may be '*#<*•* and Lowest rotet. Free quotes. Immediate AND ANY HEIRS KNOWN AND UN Side ot Lelahton Avenue and running layoff or termination rates Of pay or rd mad* in wneie er in part 842-7565 coverage by pnont. fil-Hi. KNOWN. AND PERSONAL REPRE thence HI South 4 degrees DO minutes other tormt ot compensation, and te STATE OF NfW TfRSEV SENTATIVES, HIS ANO HERS, ANY West 1M.S0 leet to a point, thenc* (1) lection tor tromlng including oppren RTMCNT OP THf TRIAtUiV SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT. TITLE North U deg.**. 00 minute* West 11 ticesMp Th* tonlroclor agreet to po*< DIVISION O?PUl«CHA» WATERFRONT BOSTON WHALER AND INTEREST, TOGETHER WITH teet to a point thence (Jl North * de in conspituout ptotet, uvaliaot* to *m * PROPIRTV AQUA SPORT RESPECTIVE HUSBANDS ANO ployees ond opplltonts for employ MONMOUTH BEACH IM.SOO greet 00 minutes Eosl HI M feet to a Gloslron, Stinger, Zodloc WIVES OF HEIRS. SUCCESSORS, point located in the southerly slat ot BOATING—SWIMMING Duronoullc. MerCrulser, CMC AND DEVISEES. AND ALL PER River Street, thence (4) South U de Fascinate everybody with Johnson Oulboords, Tee Nee ond SONS CLAIMING INTEREST, OR greet 00 minutes Eott IS feel along the E.Z. Looder Troiiers RIGHT IN TITLE AND INTEREST IN these quaint, old-time cars! southerly tide ot River Street te the _ Ing room wilh brick woll Hobie Cat And O'Day PREMISES KNOWN AS BLOCK SOI point and place of Beginning fireplace, formal dining room, wrap LOT(S) 43 COMMONLY KNOWN AS KNOWN ot Ml River Strett. Red BEST BARGAINS NOW ir tt NAVESINK Avt. EAST Bonk, New jersey Charming so many ways around deck, patio, 90' dock, two-cor KEANSBURG TAX MAP OF MID gararagge Excellent In low setup Call Free lt74T We Charts The above description is prepared in DLETOWN TAKE NOTICE THAT A accordance with survey doled Navem Make A Date — embroider collectors' Todooylosey e MEETING WILL BE HELD RE TH E REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ber ]. ltFJ, mod* by Pnilllpt & Ziemon cars on towels, pillows or ARDING THE AFOREMEN Associates, Lond Surveyors. « Brood A paid directory of coming events lor non -profit organisa- FLAGSHIP ?IONEO PROPERTY ON AUGUST use for a series of pictures. Municipal Marine Basin X. 1*7* AT ?.K A M ANY PERSONS tions Rales: 12 00 for } lines for one day II DO each addi- Atlantic Highland! 2»l teOO HAVING RIGHTS. TITLE OR INTER •qulpnwit. furnishings or other prop Easy stitchery! Pattern 5M: EST. AND ANY PERSONS WHO ARE ertv whatsoever Installed as of May 1. tional line; M 00 for two days, II 25 each addltlona line, OF MIND THAT THEY HAVE ANY \m ond installed tubseouent th*r*to six, 6x8" motifs; directions. X Ridge Rd. Rum son HOBIE CATS and used in and about the lands htr*in IS for three to five days, $1 50 each additional line, $4 09 Boats. Parts, Accessories RIGHTS, TITLE AND INTEREST described thlcti are necessary to the 143-1760 FLAGSHIP MARINE ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OF THIS for 10 days; $2 00 each additional line Call The Dally MEETING AND ARE REQUESTED complete Ond comtorloble us* and ot |l 00 for each pattern. WEST KEANSBURG - Ranch style Municipal Marine Bosln tupancv ot tuch building or bwildtrvos house, five-year-old. Two bedrooms, Wl MOO TO ATTEND for the purpose for which they or* to Register. M2-M00, ask for the Date Secretary Add 3Sc for each pattern for large living room, dining room, hitch tY ORDER OF be erected or wf* ended, including .fl.Txjthroom Asking, tfb.WO. For fur LOVETT PUMPS REPAIRED AND FRED t. RICHARDSON in port, ail awnings, screens, shodes. ther Informollon, 717 0*44 between 1 REBUILT — On premises Fast ter Public Officer first-class airmail and han- vice Boatman's Shop, 24 Wharf Ave fixtures, and oil heating, lighting, ven and* p.m. Swb-Stonoord Housing Committee mating, r*lrlge«atlng. Incinerating o»d DEADLINE dling. Send to: Laura Whee- (at Marine Park). Red Bonk 741-S7H. cooking equipment and appurtenoncet WEST LONG BRANCH - Three-bed Aug. 4, II 111 7] all Make A Date Ads must be room house, large living room with MAKO I97S — 22 ft., center console, thereeto. including, but not limited lo ler, Needlecraft Dept. 61, US h.p. Johnson, power tilt, out- Range- venttan. com b storm door & fireplace. Dining room, dtn, tiled toth in our ollice by noon two days Red Bank Register, Box 161, kitchen. Large both, Sale by owner riggers, complete canvas, depth find 2a Monmouth County Call for appointment any aay. 271-73S7. er, dual ONle troller. Like new, IS The opproilmate amount ot the lude prior lo publication Old Chelsea Sta , New York, W.SOO hours use Bought larger boat. Price merit io be sotistied t>v satd sole it th* U.KO Call 143-«7J , SHIR IFF* SAL I sum et tit,411 M together with the NY 10011. Print Name, Ad- SUPERIOR COURT costs of this sole Today - For children, Dial a Story with a Blbllcaf 131. Houses For Sole OFNEW JERSCY The Sheriff hereby reserves the noM BY DIVISION moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of dress, Zip, Pattern Number. O'DAY SAILBOATS to ad|ourn this sot* without further no 12-25' In Stock Docfcet Ne. F «•*• n tic* by publication Mlddletown Dial (71-1111 PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff FLAGSHIP MARINE UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS DatedJune It. 1*7* NEW 200 designs to knit, Municipal Marine Bosln AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a New KOVACS, ANDERSON, HOROWITZ AUG 2. 4,1, II ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Jersey corporation Plaintiff vt IRADER crochet, quilt, tew, plui 3 111 MOO FRANK CHEEK,*! oh Defendants St. Mary's Thrift Shoppe, Leonardvllle Rd , New ty virtue ot o writ of titcutlon in Attorney FREE Inside NEW 1976 PLEASANT DAY SAILER - Like the obov« stated action to mt directed. July»Au« 4,11.11, IU J4 new. Pintail with Troller S1M0 TWIN Monmouth, (rear church parking lot), II bag sale, all NEEDLECRAFT CATA- RIVERS MARINE, 747-flJle. summer clothing Mondays and Wednesdays. • a m -12 Exchange SAILBOAT - I] flberglos. Chrysler 240 Rumson 240 Rumton LOG. Send 75c. Lone Star, with trailer and outboard noon All in excellent condition, lilts firm SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT HIPORT FOR PUBLIC ATI Coll 747 Ittl or 741-OHtT Summary W syneptit of tfTI owdll ri^ati of MIDDLETOWN The •ereoah ef IWIIII as reaaked by N.JI 4«A If AUG. 8 THRUM COMBINED COMPAR AT IVI • AL ANCf SHI IT Miraculous Medal Novena, St Agnes Church, Atlantic NEW LISTING December H. Decemd Attractive three-bedroom ranch ASSET! Ytor IV7S Year Highlands Services at I am and 7 10 p m Soft Flattery PrintedJ'attern in excellent condition In very de It FI8ERGLAS BOAT - SO h p John Cosh and investments IJ '»,tii II |].I71 ilreobte orea. Porque floor In llv son. One year old. Trailer Musi be Taxes, assessmenti and Hens receivable 474.IW 1* 401 tngroom, dining room area ond seen! Best offer. Ml J716 Property ocqulred tor taies. hall, new kltcnen counter and assessed volue 1.M0 00 AUC.ItTHRU AUG. 14 built In dlttiwastter New roof, en- 17 SAILSTAR EXPLORER - Fi Accounts receivable . n.lTVfl 71 West Long Branch Community Center Annual Fair, closed heated porch, fireplace, berglos, full equipment, on troller. ireertund accounts ».MM H I! very private street with lots of Mail ond rigging Sale tor novice, e» Deterrtrd choraes to luturc taiatlon- 6 30 lo 11 p.m . Locust Ave Rides, names wheels and trees Secluded back yard, close citing for advanced sailor. Asking gtnerol capital FLATTERY starts at the lo train stations, shopping ond 11000 717-7437 tchoolt. Asking Stff.tOD OHerrodChorges. current fund special kids events To help, adults, call 22t-24J2 or 222- top with a bias cowl collar 15 CABIN CRUISER - Sleeps lour, Tatalottett ALLA IRE-FARROW lley. head US h p. Gray Marine MN that falls naturally into Krol for fishing or family crultlng UAtlLITliS, RESIKVIS AND FUND BALANCI ~~ mtmdH RodBei* Many exlrot In the water tlJOO Cod iondt and notes payable U ill 000 00 U. 141.000 00 AUGUST 14 graceful circles. Below, fit- Ml-MM-CManytfeM 741-0b»l. Improvement author nations »47,*J) « I .4* .021 ]J 1 0H.4J1 V) ted waist flows into skirt dher hoUilttes and special lundt < .lit Ml ft Allaire Auction Sale, The Deserted Village at Allaire 134 Farm Property interfundoccounn W.tMH ll.*4)l V softness. 134 Farm Property Reserve for certain assets receivable i*0O.O tTm SIS .1J.HI? Inc , will auction more than 125 Hems, given through the J paiont* MS0.«J 7* Printed Pattern 9250: yean to the Village that are not of the early 1800 period Misses' Sizes 8, 10. 12. 14, 16, 144 Acre Monmouth County tlj.!».•«•*• 10 am - '111 r Food available Parking tl 18, 20 Size 12 (bust 34) takes COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATlONl Thoroughbred Horse Farm ANO CNANOE IN FUND BALANCE 2% yards 60-inch. CURRENT FUND AUGUST IITHROUGH MJGUSTM Revenwe end Ottw IIKIMM Readied Yew if n Y*W if u Vacation Bible School, Holy Trinity Lutheran (hurcri. LAUREL ROAD. HOLMDEL. NEW JERSEY Fundbotonceuiiiitfd . tlM.SOO M DM OOO 00 Printed Pattern I1J4: Miscellaneous trom otharr than locol Ibeme "BectUM < . — "Smile, America, Smile" in the Ocean Grove Audito- first-clan airmail, handling. County toies Pipe-Rail Fencing Around Tracks and Pastures tn.Miii Send to: Marian Martin, Local and reglonol school to.es J 111 S7« *4 rium. Ocean Grove, Ii PM Donation 12. Senior Citizens Minutes To Monmouth Park Track Ireertund loons made 71 M7 4* Pattern Dept 4M, The Red Other expenditures and under 15. tl 50 Tickets al the door Close To Garden State Pkwy. and Hwy '35 win Bank Register, !U West TotalE--PerMJ-1w.ep s IM EnendtlureetperKltiur s lo be raised by S 444 JH M Uth St., New York, NY urtta-es AUGUSTS, 8 Asking Price: $1,200,000. Total adtutted evenottur 1H11 Print NAME, AD- Township of Ocean Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Show. Contact: Ceil Livingston EttceM In revenut DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and Fund boloncc. Jonuory I Deal Test Site. Whalepond Road, oakhurst. Sat and Sun . F«M » F«M, Exclusive Brokers STYLE NUMBER 10 am -7 p.m In case of rain will be held at Ocean Town- , 5a Park Place. Newark N J 07102 *ip High School. West Park Ave . Oakhunt. How to get MORE FO. (201)643-8500. Exl 210 YOUR MONEY? Send now AUGUSTS ,for New Spring-Summer Township of Ocean Bicentennial Community festival. ; Catalog - save up to flN 12 7 30 pm . Deal Test Site. Whalepond Road. Oakhurst 1 Overcomm.tm*ftts of opproprlot'O«S ore a oolofion of N J S eOA 4 on the clothes you sew and shouM be ovotded Krw admission Continuous entertainment, games, ion- oetM forms ond rrceipts.be morr fully utilued to provid younelf. Free pattern cou- coungg corocontroll evevee* lees collectecoeced tests, food and boutique booths Chicken barbecue dinner. 4 Compliance with all applicable sectiont s ot the Federal Rrvenu* pon, loo. Send 79c now! mg Refutations be strictly observed 6 pm. JJ ;> Dinner tickets available until Aug 21 at The above summary or synopsis wot prepared from the repor audit Township Mall. Deal Knail Oakhursl In case of ram. Its- Sew + Knit Book $125 at the BOROUGH OF RUMSON. County of Monmowtti, tor the coienoor tm Thu report ol audit, submit.** by Elm«r S Hvnt. Reaittered Mu Kipol tival will move to Ocean Tuwnship High School. West IntUnl Money Crafts ...$l.l» 9250 Accountant, is on file ot m* Bofouah Oefkt office and may be •nspe 8-20 any Intertsted person Park Ue Oakhurst U»Unt Fashion Book $100 A A KER Sewing Book $1M 22 The Dfcily Rcglrter *HEWS8UHY N J WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n, 1976 Colonial ALL 150 Television Today SEATS New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " EVENING • STAR TREK A drama which revolves 1:30 QMERV GRIFFIN JTME LIFE OF 12:00 QFIIM FESTIVAL 2 15 QJACK BENNY DouMaFMhira 6 00 OOOOUfBHEWS 6:30 flPAIURIDOE FAMILY around a renowned at- 1:00 CBS WEDNESDAY LEONARDO DA VINCI The Dark Angel (1935) 2:30 QNEWS QBEWITCHED • ELECTRIC COMPANY torney whose style and MOVIE 8JNEW ENGLAND • MACNEIL REPORT 2:50 OMITCHC0CK AVENGERS 7:00 BCBS EVENING NEWS flair as well as inhanm "The Autobiography ol VISIONS: PAST AND 12:30 BCAPTIONED ABC PRESENTS sense ol larceny in the UFEOUARLT QNBC NIGHTLY NEWS Miss Jane Pittman" (1974) FUTURE NEWS 3:31 SPAT COLLINS pursuit ot lustice set him • ANDY GRIFFITH Cicely Tyson, Barbara 10:30 QKINER'S K0RNER 1 30 QJ0E FRANKLIN 3:35 BNEWS apart from his peers in the • ABC EVENING NEWS Chaney At 110 years ol ({TOUGHING IT OUT 1 40 flTHE LATE SHOW • JOEL A. SPIVAK |R| legal profession. (R) age, the fictional Jane 11:00 BOB NEWS Fancy Pants" (1950) 4:01 BTHE LATE LATE SHOW (IT TAKES A THIEF OOLITTLE HOUSE ON Pittman recounts her lite. OGDMAIIV HARTMAN, 1:45 B WEDNESDAY NIGHT "Candy Man" (1968) JDICK VAN DYKE THE PRAIRIE H( QOOVER AND OUT MARY HARTMAN LATE George Sanders, Leslie Music Makers mow • THE CROSS-WITS A World War II code- QCELEBRITY TENNIS "The Frogmen" (1951) Parnsh SERVING QBTHE BIONIC Theatres ZOOM cracking team, alter their OTrl| HONEYMOONERS 2:00 BNEWS i WOMAN plane is hit. Is torced to CANDID CAMERA QCAPTIONED ABC ©GREAT GREAT SHOW MONMOUTH MONMOUIH LUNCH & 8 "The Jailing of Jaime" parachute onto a Pacific At the movies ONAME THAT TUNE NEWS "Fate is the Hunter" (1964) ARTS SI., tf D UNI METS BASEBALL Island where a G.I. 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Q762 * ed that East had the queen of to count his tricks. QS his wish. trick. The best defense is lo support SOUTH 1 take the ace of hearts and re His next wish was to find (A POCKET GUIDE TO 4 AJ104 turn a trump. Declarer can the clubs divided 3 2. so he led BRIDGE' written by Alfred ft a low club and ducked it to cash a heart and two clubs, '91 Sheinwold is available. Get 0 10853 ruffing diamonds in the dum East's queen. He got that your copy by sending 1.00 to Hagar my and hearts in his hand at • K63 wish too. SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE. South West North Kaet East returned a diamond, each opportunity. This line of Iname of your newspaperl. i A PI6 FrSM EAT LITTLE making dummy ruff with the play gives him three tricks in 1 • Pass 4 • All Pass 1 P.O. Box 1111. Ui Angeles. KClOWf" I'LL FISH* AM® BIGGEP last low trump. Declarer cash- the side suits and seven trump Calif. 900531 Opening lead -OK LIFE TELL Yod.'. FISH EAT LIKE? 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4 STRBET GUNFI6HT.. AS POL ICE CHASE THE GANG- THE 5.5. BLITZ... 24 TheDatfyRegMer SHREWSBURY NJ WEDNESDAY AUGUST it. 1976 Sea Bright council OKs carpet for meeting room cident earlier this summer, SEA BRIGHT - Borough council voted to advertise for tem repairs, and installation uing its efforts to obtain side- Housing and Urban Devel- projects where public safety for sidewalks on one side of when one girl was killed and Council Is planning to make bids on the repair work, of new lockers. walks along Ocean Ave. opment (HUD) funds for the is Involved," said Mr White, the avenue another seriously injured in improvement at the which will include construc- Mayor Cecile Norton said The council is in. the pro- project. who estimated that approval The street was the site of while walking along the road. present Borough Hall while tion of a porch, electrical sys- that the council was contin- cess of applying for federal "HUD is giving priority to might come in March at least an automobile pedestrian ac- looking into the possibility of 1 obtaining funds for a new I one The council last night au- thorized Councilman Stephen. 2nd BIG Duffy to purchase up to $5001 worth of carpeting tor I he, meeting room of the hall Week! The carpeting is being . added at the request of the I municipal court, which holds Us hearings there The court | has complained that the tap- in,; system it uses does not I work well in the room and has suggested that carpeting I would alleviate some of the prob.Vrn But the borough is going to' continue Investigating the | possibility of obtaining some 46-oz. can Any Flavor federul Public Works Actl money to build a new hall orf HAWAIIAN an extension to the present | one. PUNCH The act, recently passed by | Towards the purchase of any Bone In Beet SHOULDER Congress, will provide $2 bil- lion to municipalities for pub- lic works projects. SIRLOIN, Father .Duffy said he had , WITH PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE THIS originally hoped the borough I LAMB CHOPS could obtain 1350,000 to build, or SHELL STEAKS COUPON a new borough hall, new ga- WWITH THIS COUPON CHUCK our Coupon good M any ShopRite market Coupon good at any ShopRH* marital BEEF CHUCK BEEF UrnM one par family. rage, and municipal beach , Urn* ana par family. Expires Sat., Aug. 14, 1976. pavilion. POTROm BEEF CHUCK STEAK FOR STEW But Rich ard Bonello, ' borough attorney, said he | BEEF CHUCK thought the most the borough POT ROAST BEEF SHORT RIBS could expect was between | ShopRite Rag. or Lemon 150.000 and (75,1 M0 urn BAna-a asm*, cur BEEF One major problem Is that I BEEF FABRIC many communities in the RIB STEAK CHUCK STEAK state already ha ve plans com-' CO™* CUT, OVEN RIAOY SOFTENER 1ST CUT PWCfD HOMES CHUCK CUT - ANY W pleted (or projects that have' BEEF BEEF not been funded, while Sea I BEEF CUBE STEAK Bright's plans for a new hall' Toward* tha purehma of RIB ROAST any Boneless Beef CHUCK STEAK are not even on ,lhe drawing I board. Poultry Pork CUT SHORT FOR BAR-B-O WITH THIS MB "The purpose of this act is | ROUND ROAST COUPON to revive stalled projects," LAMB CHOPS WITH THIS COUPON cam* cur said John Forsman, council | Coupon good (t any ShopHKe market Coupon good at any ShopRite market president. Limit one oar family. PORK LOIN ROAST Mr. Bonello said that, under | Expires Sal*££. 14, 1976 the terms of the act, any proj- ect funded must be ready to | go within W days o( sipproval. CUTFMO*ILOMpomi0N.»11CH0l>l "We'd havo to hire an ar- PORK CHOP COMBINATION* ShopRite chitect to draw up plans, and I It would be almost impossible 1 PORK RIB END LOIN for us to be ready to start I HEINZ TEA BAGS CRY-O-VAC, UHTPJMMEP HEF CUTS OEHVED; work In that space of time," | EVE ROUND. BOTTOM ROUND. RUMP ROAST he said KEG 0' KETCHUP FRESH PORK SHOULDER WHOLE BOTTOM & BOX The council ultimately . OF voted to turn the matter over | SnqM.I LEAK TENDER. (WATW ADDED) EYE VmOLE. FNUH 14-KL 100 to the Building Committee to . SMOKED CUTS D«VEO CENTER WITH THIS study possible alternatives \ ShopW. I LEAH TENDER. (WATER ADDED) CHOPS OR ROUTS, ma the borough has. END BONELESS, Pit COUPON SMOKED HAMS auTT PORTION •> In other action, Councilman ' Coupon good at any ShopRKe market. Gordon S White aski-d Mr. 1 Coupon good at any ShopRlte market Limit one par (unity Limit one par l.mlry SMOKED PORK BUTT Bonello to Investigate draw- I Explrei Sat., Aug. 14, 1976. Aug. 14, 1976. ing up an ordinance prohibit- ing fishing between the two I CORNED BEEF BRISKET jetties between 9 a.m. and 6 1 p.m. In the summer. hundndt ol »emi thai gin four rlOCHKC unbe*t«Me tirm-tr—h goodnm! f fvnlly menu mtdtd vtrMy! Mr White said that fishing . on the beach posed a hazard I NABISCO( 15-OZ. PKG.) One (1) S-b. bag ol ShopHKe to swimmers, and that the , CANTALOUPES Beach Committee's powers to | OREO COOKIES make such rules should be. f OR 12-OZ. BOX strengthened, in this case, by | 5-LB FLOUR an ordinance Z 89 RITZ CRACKERS In other action, council ac-1

cepted the resignation oft Nectarines chief lifeguard Robert Coop- er, effective Aug 1 • edenes >»& WITH THIS Several residents had com- C YOUR YOUR COUPON plained about Mr. Cooper's' Red Plums 55 CHOICE CHOICE Coupon good at any ShopRHs market. alleged rudeness at council | C WINESAP, WESTERN « Limit one par family. meetings last month. 3,.99 c Expires Sat., Aug. 14, 1976. OeeOS SUNFLOWER bas DU Mi White announced final | CALIFORNIA C Drinks.3Sl. 3u99 OARTIETT' 150 SIZE1 3 ,* 88 € approval of a $10,000 Commu- C Milk "ssss* 3stt77 Sauce Lunch Bags nity Development block grant I Oranges v¥ 10 *, 99 for renuvation of the munici- ' C LINOSET . (obi or nutrition, vrfrty | 5 C KRAF, WHOLE GEM pal bathing pavilion. The I Potatoes •r'WST.. 4 77 Mayonnaise &88 Olives Dairy and wtra urfngi.' NO SALT 2 c c Seltzer StnpRlta < sr88 Sugar P^™" IT Pascal Celery ,u,33 2 C ShopRiic At the C SUNFLOWER ^66 HoneyComb ORAMGE,igallon Eggplant RO«L PURPLE »29 C 2 c JUICE carton GreenPeppers ^ 3 Jl Wesson Oil Ml. / / Soda 4'£»"88 Pizza Mix ,r44 24a C c ECONOMY boio( movies SyrUP VERMONT N Ml 99 Sauerkraut? 5ss99 REYNOLDS ROLL 75K).H. INDIVIDUALLY 12-01 TIYese schedules are pro-1 e Singles WRAPPED Sho<>»!'U pk| vla'ed by the theater and the | 6ql C 5NYDCR POT.TO 13 .// c Bleach •sgfi Ml Beans" 4ss99 REGULAR OSKRINKLE 3-M QQc MAZOUREG. 1-M> C times are lor today only. 66 Margarine QUARTERS pkl. RID SANK Carrots "swir 2ii39 C 5 C 0 bo. OO 55 MONMOUTH UTS CINHH- Drink T55 Bird Seed WHO C66 Pretzels "sasr '^49° Th« E>-MCltl 7 M: I X SEALTEST COTTAGE C MOVIIISIM— Peppers Cheese Th« s«prd In The Slonl 1030. II 10.1 i • (n# ftrtrs houMnow frafnc youil sevwy ooodneM and nutrition ^ 55C ):». 3 00; 1 00. Gul W 00. 100. 3 30,-I Non Foods need it 0M uvingt you n—dl from ttie bountHM ot the ml EXTRA SHARP 10-OI < 30.1 30 Cheese CHEDDAR - ShopRil. lUck 99 MOVIES IV- » JOl_, .. C SHREWISURY g PLAIN Shopll,!. CINEMA I - PRESTONE •ft. 66 Logon 1 Run]: IS; t *S. 1 30. V 45 ClAlMA II - Survi.ei 00 3 SO. i «. 7. JO; » M ANTI-FREEZE Buttermilk EATONTOWN COMMUNIT'- C Iunn«l Villon > X. 10 DJEv.rylhlng Yo, Alwovi wontt a To Know About S«M I 30 Sour Cream SEALTEST corti ^33 OKIVI IN- $4 Logwi » Run I ,'S Holitf boll 10:40 Fish Cakes S brimming with trnh flevor, ooodnass LOIIOIIIANCH s and vilut! MOVII1I- sss. SHml Movb 7 I:-, 9 00. 10 30 Roln moll Turbot Fillet rml-M maw .99 BEEF DINNER REGULAR MOVIIS II- All tlw PrftlMnl \ Men 7 30. 10 00 Roln Appetizer HMS Lemonade^ DCdLUII i*». mo «rt. i" 3 ShopRite iib MIDDIETOWN pk TOWN IAIT- N|tM »-*-! Un. PMj.. 40% Acf)il Survlvir.30. « X Henri 7I"iM" FMCtic* Ski F« Ts FRANKS 9 TOWN WEST- Jenos Pizza ,Uov» ond bfolh 7 .IS Ttml i EnKrlom I DOMESTIC mtnt Parl II 9 » KSANSKURa Pork Roll COLONIAL- HAM sssa Kotuot City SomMi 7 IS Lilrguardf 10 HA1LIT DOMC1TK Suits PLAU- NUncAbrio Canned Ham Sllml Movlt 7 30. < 30 (ITfMISUCm ATLANTIC HIO.HLANDI Denture Cheese ATLANTIC CINSMA— Swift Bacon • LllKua'«7 30, t JO MATAWAM LIGHT N Suntan Liverwurst RUSSER CINSMA M— Liverwurst $%& .99° Tnt Oullow Jotlv Wol«7: 70; 9:40 LIVELY e ASBURY PAR K Bologna STOMIUCtOI Vift. C wvov- Tanning Oil 99 A Oomt o Bologna £X - 99 Sabllll OS $ 39 PARAMOUNT- HamDingerssjKc: i Ftll Prom Gr< ACM C • •ACM CIN1MA- ShopRite of RED BANK ShopRite of FREEHOLD ShopRite of OAKHURST All In* PriiHWnli Mtn 7 IS. *:«0 Roln p p Highway 35 ft W. Park AM, - Oaknural "tn order to assura • auffldant supply of Bologna VAC PACK s^. £99 moilimlOO • Highway 35 — Shrewsbury Items lor all of our customer*, w« must IU f OCEAN TOWNSHIP South St. - Freehold RiLiTrif •• P* rfapartmant wrth super i V* the right to Hmtt tha purchase ••*•••'f norrWiaiad flavor and rariafy! I ShopRite of MIDDLETOWN ShopRite of MATAWAN to unto « 4 of any sale Kama, except i V I ShopRite ot KEYPORT Murdtf By OKJln I 00. » « Roln moll Highway 36 — Keyport Highway 3S a Harmony Rd Lloyd Rd — Matowan hafw(Mino»aa7^Notraipofiallaff(Mno»a7^ o ml 00 MIODIE1KOOK CINEMA II- Tht Outlaw Joi»y WolM 7 30. 10 00 Roln rn Food CorCorporationp , 1976. FRANK 10 oz moflnt«ll» ShopRite of WEST LONG BRANCH FRIfHOLO pkl MALL I— Highway 36 — West Long Branch ROLLS

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