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VOL. 97 NO 28 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JULY 29, 1974 TEN CENTS Panel may be asked to vote four impeaehment articles WASHINGTON (AP) - The with contempt of Congress, stand trial in the Senate was the committee's recommen- Alexander M Haig Jr. ac House Judiciary Committee for failing to comply with assured by Saturday's 27-11 dation about Aug. 23 knuwledged that if a vote may be asked to add at least committee subpoenas and vote to recommend impeach- With Southern Democrats in were to be held now on the three articles of impeachment with tax evasion ment the House expected to be in- House fllor "it would be very to the one it has already Chairman Peter W Rodino Six of the committee's 17 fluenced by the votes for Ar- close " Haig said, "we have adopted which holds Presi- Jr., UN J , striving to finish Republicans joined all 21 ticle 1 cast by their three col- suffered some losses this dent Nixon responsible for the the committee's proceedings, Democrats in voting for Ar- leagues on the committee, a week and some very severe Watergate cover-up plans to hold it in session ticle I, and Democrats work- substantial majority of the losses, quite obviously " A second article of im- today and tonight in order to ing for bipartisan support of House appears likely to sup- Meanwhile, Assistant peachment charging Nixon get a vote on Article II. If ad- Article II think as many as port impeachment. If a House Democratic Leader Robert C with broad constitutional vio- ditional articles are offered, a seven Republicans may sup- majority impeaches Nixon, a Byrd said chances are "grow- lations is expected to win bi- Tuesday session is expected port it Senate trial would then deter- ing daily" that the Senate partisan approval today in Today's meeting begins at Rep M CaldweU Butler, R mine whether he should be re- would convict Nixon in an im- the House Judiciary Com- 10 30 a.m. EDT and will be Va , one of the six, sees the J5 moved from office. peachment trial. mittee telecast by the CBS network per cent support for impeach- Impeachment by the House And Newsweek magazine At a party caucus yes- and by public broadcasting ment among committee Re- requires only a majority vote said it had learned that one of terday, committee Democrats stations. publicans holding up on the Conviction in the Senate Nixon's best congressional MEAL TIME — Chairman Peter W. Rodino, D N.J., of the House Judiciary failed to reach a decision on No matter how the remain- House floor, which would would require a two-thirds pulse-takers now counts only Committee, keeps up with his reading as he eats lunch in his Washington whether to press for addition- ing articles fare, a House mean about 65 Republican vote. 36 senators for the President office yesterday. Rodino and other Democratic members of the panel that al articles charging Nixon vote on whether Nixon should votes when the House acts on White House Chief of Stafl in an showdown has voted one article of impeachment held a caucus later. Turkey balks at Cyprus ^solution' By The Associated Press ing the Geneva talks could be hours in Ankara with Greek the Greek Cypriot majority, urging the conference, but lages were heard from taken up at a later date Ambassador Dimitrios Cos- and acceptance of Turkey as Mavros told newsmen in Gen- The Greek government ac- The foreign ministers of Ecevit said he relayed the modopoulos. the guarantor of the rights of eva that it was too soon to cused the Turks of ,"numer- Greece, Turkey and Britain results of the cabinet meeting the Turkish Cypriots. say whether the meeting ous" cease-fire violations but agreed early today on a to Turkish Foreign Minister The Turkish demands in- would be held. gave no details. Turkish heli- "provisional solution" to end Greece said the Turkish de- copters, merchant ships and Turan Gunes in Geneva The cluded maintenance and rein- Greece and Turkey traded the military confrontation on premier also talked by tele- forcement, if necessary, of its mands were "unacceptable navy landing craft continued Cyprus. But the Turkish gov- and non-negotiable," promis- charges of new cease-fire vio- to pour troops and supplies phone with British Foreign invasion force on Cyprus until lations on Cyprus. ernment balked, apparently Secretary Turan Gunes, and the peaceful future of the ing an open-ended occupation into the 200-square-mile Ky- at provisions concerning the Gunes immediately went into Turkish Cypriot minority is of Cyprus that could last for The Turkish embassy in renia-Nicosia salient that the Turkish invasion force on the session with Greek Foreign assured; autonomy for the years and partition of the is- London said the Cypriot Na- Turks captured on the north Mediterranean island. Minister George Mavros. Turkish Cypriots until a polit- land between the two ethnic tional Guard had killed at coast of Cyprus, but the communities. Mavros announced the ical solution for the island is least 331 Turkish Cypriot vil- Turks made no attempt to ex- The Turkish cabinet met at reached; acceptance of Tur- lagers since the guard's pand their territory. dawn and discussed the pro- agreement of the three minis- Athens announced that Ece- ter after an all-night negotia- kish Cypriot leader Rauf Den- vit had proposed that Pre- Greek officers ousted Presi- Estimates of the Turkish posal telephoned from Gen- ktash as a negotiating repre- dent Makarios two weeks ago, force on the island ranged eva for nearly three hours. tion session at the Palace of mier Constantine Caramanlis Nations in Geneva. Its provi- sentative equal in status to of Greece meet with him. The and the toll was expected to from 15,000 to 25,000 men with Premier Bulent Ecevit said President Glafcos derides of be much higher when all vil- more than 200 tanks. the Geneva negotiations "are sions were not made public United States was said to be in the final stage," and "if immediately. But he said Tur- there is going to be an agree- kish approval would clear the ment, we will know today." way for a second round of PEACE KEEPERS — United Nations soldiers talks in about a week. stand guard atop an armored car at Nicosia Air- But he said his cabinet de- Turkey submitted a staff Convict boss sees prison port yesterday as they try to maintain the shaky cided it will not even discuss set of new demands earlier cease-fire In Cyprus. The Soviet Union yesterday the presence of Turkish yesterday and threatened to circulated 0 draft resolution at a meeting of the armed forces on Cyprus and quit the negotiations unless Security Council of the U.N. In New York Insisting their right to reinforcement they were accepted by mid of a "speedy withdrawal" of foreign troops and and supply. night. But Gunes did not car- confrontation end today calling for a special Security Council mission to He said certain other prob- ry out the threat after Pre- Cyprus to verify implementation of the cease-fire. lems which have arisen dur- mier Ecevit met for two HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) "I believe we will conclude rasco said in his thick Latin course, we have avoided — The ringleader of three this in a few hours," Carrasco accent. death for any of the hostages armed convicts holding 15 said. "If not provoked Taylor said prison officials for the period of time those hostages in the Texas Stale tonight, I believe tomorrow planned to comply with Car- interviews were going on." Prison says a marathon con- will be the day of release." rasco's request that newsmen The hostages include four Howard says Nixon ouster frontation with prison offi- But Taylor said, '"negotia- be granted no more telephone other convicts; nine school cials could end today with tions have not changed. We interviews with the rebel teachers and librarians; the freedom for the rebels. have not received any addi- leader. As for the two days of Rev. Joseph O'Brien, a Ro- But Ron Taylor, a spokes- tional demands. I think constant news interviews with man Catholic priest who is man for the Texas Depart- serious negotiations are Carrasco and the hostages, the prison chaplain, and a would bolster Republicans ment of Corrections, told ahead." Taylor said: prison guard. All except Fa- newmen as negotiations with Carrasco, a former kingpin "Quite frankly we didn't ther O'Brien have been with President Nixon's removal "The greatest political advan- "1 get briefed every mom- thought of the conduct of the convicts recessed last of illegal drug traffic in South feel we could afford not to the rebels since Wednesday. from office would help not tage for the Democrats would ing on the proceedings, and Rep. Charles W. Sandman, night, "No decision has been Texas and Mexico, has in- grant these requests for the Father O'Brien has been In hurt, the Republican 'party in be to have Nixon still in of- have watched them on tele- Jr., R-NJ, among the most made on any release." Talks dicated he wanted to take hostages' sake. It would have the library since Thursday November, Rep. James J. fice," he continued. "Look vision, but I will not begin my visible of the anti-impeach- were to resume at 8 a.m. four hostages with him to been just too dangerous not when he went there to nego- Howard, D-N.J, said yesterday. what has happened in the last in depth study until the com- ment forces on the com- today. Cuba, and he spoke to news- to. tiate with the rebels. Prison six congressional contests. mittee finalizes its recom- mittee, Mr. Howard said, Fred Gomez Carrascp, who men last night of Cuban "The disadvantages in officials say there Is a possi- If Vice President Gerald Five Republican incumbents mendations," he said. "It's good that the American leads the three Inmates who Leader Fidel Castro. granting the requests were bllty he may be remaining Ford ascended to the presi- have been defeated, mainly, I Mr. Howard said that the people have been able to see are holding the hostages in "I believe if I do have an that anxieties and tensions of with the rebels volun- dency, his party would believe, because Republicans House will have up to two strong feeling on both sides of the third-floor library of the opportunity to communicate hostages, captors,; officals tarily. The four inmates being strengthen and rally around disgruntled with Nixon weeks to research and debate the issue, so they know that prison, had told newsmen ear- with him (Castro) by tele- and families accelerated to held hostage were thought him, Mr. Howard said in com- switched over." the issue prior to its vote. nobody is trying to railroad lier last evening by telephone phone, I do believe the man critical levels at times. originally to be among the re- menting on the vice presi- When asked what he this thing through." that "things are looking up." will give me refuge," Car- "The advantages are, of bels, prison authorities said. dent's charge that Saturday's Mr. Howard declined com- 27-11 vote by the House Judi- ment both on how he will vote ciary Committee recommend- when the article or articles of ing Nixon's impeachment for impeachment approved by obstruction of justice in- the committee are scheduled Bare majority interested dicates that the issue is being to go before the full House of decided in partisan terms. Representative, and how the committee vote of 27-11 - a in resort gambling action better than 2 to 1 margin of All 21 Democrats as well as both Democrats and Republi- six Republicans on the 38-man ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - state-owned casinos, provided construction worker, said, "I cans In favor of impeachment Casino gambling would at- the local counties' and towns go to Atlantic City now. Gam- committee voted to recom- - might affect the full House mend Impeachment. tract a slim majority of Gar- approved. Gov. Brendan T. bling would only make it bet- vote. den State residents to this re- Byme has said that until ca- ter." "It's just the opposite of sort city, according to a poll sinos are tried here for five Rena Ellingwood, 58, a what Ford charges,, said Mr. "The committee has just released by three New Jersey years, he would veto them dress maker from Arlington, Howard, who is running for had one vote on one article," newspapers elsewhere. commented, "I don't particu- reelection this fall against Re- he said. "I haven't made up In the survey, released yes- The survey indicated gam- larly care for Atlantic City and publican Kenneth W. Clark. my mind yet." terday, 51 per cent of the 300 bling would not alter the opin- 1 hope the referendum would voters interviewed indicated ions most people have of At- allow for gambling casinos to they would be inclined to visit lantic City. be set up closer to where I Atlantic City if casinos were Jules Witcoff, 21 a Vineland live." operated here. But 47.7 per The inside story cent said casinos would not attract them or. In some THE WEATHER cases, would make them ^Today's Woman' avoid Atlantic City. Partly siniy. warm aad humM today and The poll was the second in tomorrow Ckaaee of tbiaderslorms tonight a series conducted by the Complete report on page 1. Sunday Press of Atlantic City, and Sandy Hook the Elizabeth Daily Journal and thi'i Home News of New Eleanor Marko, editor of The Register's Contemporary Newest «f the summer bride* page II Brunswick Life section, and Register staffers have finished their stories Charity ball M • safari t page II The second poll, like the for the "Today's Woman" section. The tales about area busi- Mels wli; Yaaks, Pills tote page M first, indicated a sweeping nesswomen and females in unusual occupations will appear in majority would vote to ap- the special tabloid in tomorrow's editions Nlcboli wins Caudlai Golf page 15 •OSMorMloMl MMititMth Park Today page If prove the Nov. 5 referendum From our Freehold bureau, Sherry Conohan has com- NEW HEADQUARTERS - Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., second from pleted a four-part series about Sandy Hook — Its past, present Freehold Today page It right, who Is seeking reelection in November, poses wltri left to right, Sher- to amend the state con- stitution to allow casino gam- and future. The stories beautifully explain the Hook's history. CiiMlfled IMI DAILV "KRISTER iff Paul Klernan, also seeking reelection; Richard T. O'Connor, Mr. How- bling Sixty-two per cent were Its many natural assets, the Department of the Interior's | , 21 PHONE NUMBERS ard's campaign manager, and Mayor Raymond Kramer of Asbury Park, Com C in favor, 26 per cent opposed plans for it to become a recreational unit in the proposed Ga- Coatemporary Life II. II M«'« Oflk* J424HI who Is running for freeholder. Congressman Howard was on hand last night and 12 per cent undecided. teway National Park and the scheduled closing of Ft. Han- EdIUrlals I Classified Ads J4JI7H to Initiate his campaign trom new headquarters in Asbury Park. If the referendum passes, it cock. KRlertalimeii » Circulation Depl .MJ 4*» With photos by our chief photographer, Don Lordi, the s Previe's BMtkpe Floor Model Sale Conner's Hotel would be up to the legislature Make A Date » port» Depl M1-4M4 two features will be mighty Important ingredients of tomor- 584 River Rd , Fair Haven Convprta cribs, chests, safety Hiir and Dining Kuom open 7 lo decide where to place the Obituaries <,* Mlddlelown Bireaa 171 HM row's Daily Register, Northern Monmoulh County's largest gprt, ...14-11 Freehold Bureau M2-2I2I Everything must go. Closing feeding tables. Carstan's days a week Dining for vacation Aug 1, reopening Baby Butler, 12 Broad SI , open 5-10. Entertainment Fri. We buy and sell used Oriental newspaper and Monmouth County's most Interesting news- Television... ••••1 Long Branch Bureau ..Hi-Mil Aug. 12. Hi-d Bank and Sat. run. Shehadi Hugs, 741-8272 paper H J VKMkto MX », iff4 Jail Bayahorc youlli llolnidcl man faces charge in ault on woman ATLANTIC UK.III. Wits \\ i :'l a MI .luh » — A 17 ycainlil jmemlr fioin I III' IIM'llll'lll ill I Jill 111 III .1 of embezzling scout funds CIlflwixKl Be.u h ain-Mril u-.lllrllll.il .lira ill I III' tlHIl 1 only minutes aftri an alle^i-il HIM n 11 \ J In I in <'li lie i- FREEHOLD - A «year break into Mason's Depart- nalapan and possessing a dan assault mi a lot at rcsiilriil . h.nL'.I'II with Ihii.ileiiiilK I" old Holmdel man was in- ment Store, Rt 9. Freehold gcrous knife early yesterday is Indeed-in kill .III'IH IIHI> .ISN.IUII .intl li.it dicted by a county grand jury Township, April 7 Andrea Uenson, 21, of New Ihe juvenile dclriilum until l.i\ and l.ini'iiy nf |H|MI||.II on a charge of embezzling Joseph Sorrentmu. 24. ol 16 Kgypl is charged with pos- in Krcc-hold. chained vulh a |iiii|itin Ilir uniiliniifii-il sessing heroin Apnl 12 in Ma $1,596 4S from Holmdel Boy Tilion Ave . Red Bank, is lineal lo kill. atiiMimts as • iiliill «a> taken In Mi ill 11 It mill nalapan Scout Troop Ml while he was charged with stealing a van saull ami hallei) ami I.in.in M tilii.il ( fiilei I .nun Hiani II troop treasurer from R&H Car and Truck Jesse D Pierson. 19. of Bor of personal pro|M'i1\ v\lieir *W man lir.ilitl ill ll«' Rentals, Red Bank, and re- deniown is charged with pos William M Dehm of 18 Old I'olue would mil iitciilif% el einerntiit-\ tiMiin jntl l.id-i rr ceiving stolen property, that sessing methamphetarmne Manor Road is changed with ther Ihe juvenile or the \K IIUMII saul M nflirul pu same van in Keyport, June 7 Apnl II in Middletown embezzling the money be- Inn. but said ihe \nulh Ii IHI' HIIUM Darby Brooks. 25, and Cyn- tween June, 1(73. and May, chained in a i iiiii|)|,unl signed I'nlite t nil it the t|uiik ,i|i Randolph West of 121b Lake thia Junes, 28. both of Middle 1974 liy I'alrnlnian l.nuis I'apa linliinsitiii n( Ihe >Us|M'tl In Ave . Asbury Park, is brook Apartments. Ocean with Ihe attack on a :M> war an alert flci^hlwi MIMI heard This indictment and these charged with receiving stolen Township, and Norman were among those handed up property, a car belonging to old female resident of the t ins (in lH'l|i anil tallitl \t» James, 2H. and Barbara Shep lite headt|Ual1ers |ilus Ihe la to Superior Court Judge Pat- Leanna Taylor, Kalon (rest person, 23, both of 260 Fisher IlilKlU^ll The incident was reixirtinl •id response of Sj;l rick J. McGann Jr Apartments, Katontown, April Ave . Neptune, are charged In police headquadi'i's In a Mt'LuuKhlin and I'aliiiliiiaii Robert Jackson, 28, of 221 14 in Red Bank with possessing marijuana South Pearl St., Red Bank, is leigfaber at 'I :'i a in ves l'a|)a. whn made Ihe anol Thomas Marne, 32, of 24 Apnl 10 in Ocean Township charged with robbing Ernest teiday and Ihe arresl *»» and recovered Ihe witnus Melrose Terrace, Long Brooks alone is additionally DeFiore, trading as Commu- made only a minute or two Branch, is charged with ren charged with possessing nity Hardware Store, Red later by Igl William The inculenl continues un ting a car from Wai Lincoln marijuana and possessing he- Bank, of |51 while armed with Mcl.oughlin and I'atrnlman del investigation liy Sgl Mercury, Shrewsbury, with roin and codeine that same a sawed-off shotgun April 30 I'apa as the suspect fled Ihe Huhaitl Davis police ju\c intent to defraud and with is- day Brooks and Cynthia hosier Travis, 19, of 24» South scene nile officer suing a worthless check fur Jones are additionally Bridge Ave., Red Bank, is $250 to the car dealer Apnl 6 charged with maintaining an charged with aiding and abet- apartment at Middlebrook ting. Ted Smith. 19. of Old Bridge is charged with com- Apartments to which persons Man given probation Richard C Slade, M, of mitting an atrocious assault allegedly resorted for the un- Charles St., Freehold, is and battery upon James Pow- lawful distribution of mari- charged with attempting to ell, MiUtown, June 16 in Ma juana. on charge of larceny FREEHOLD - A 21 -year- mure Shopping Center, Rt M. old Katontown man received Malawan, on Dec 17 Ho Court upholds appointment j a suspended reformatory sen- pleaded guilty lo Ihe charge tence and was placed on one- OB July 1 year probation and fined $.150 Jeanne LaVigne and Robert for breaking and entering a Rockhill. both of 366 Long of Highlands tax assessor • e«l>ltf Hot) plwtt barn in Eatontown with intent Branch Ave.. Long Branch, UP. UP AND AWAY - Bob Waligunda takes his Great Adventure' balloon to steal and stealing elec- received suspended sentences FREEHOLD - THe ap- unexpired term of the office incorrect terms. In some of aloft Saturday at Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. Entertainers tronic equipment and other for possessing legend drugs pointment of Albert W. Em- holder. A municipality cannot the resolutions appointing tax from the recently opened amusement and safari park in Jackson Township, articles valued at $1,275 and marijuana on Aug 24 in ery as tax assessor of High- establish terms of office assessors, there was no men- gave an early afternoon show that included clowns and musicians. The sentence was imposed Lung Branch LaVigne re- lands was declared valid by a which are prescribed by legis- tion of specific terms of of- on Robert Wallers, of 266 ceived a suspended sentence Superior Court judge here, lation, he said. fice. Grant Ave., Eatontown. by of :4 days in the Mnnmoulh ending a legal controversy Mr. Emery last fall had County Court Judge Donald J County jail and was placed on concerning who held that po- The judge said that no records had been produced in filed a lawsuit seeking to oust Schell accused of ducking Cunningham. Walters had one year probation and fined sition. court which showed that the Mrs. Maxson as tax assessor pleaded guilty to breaking $250 Rockhill received a sus- Mr. Emery's appointment oath of office had been taken and to have himself appointed into the barn of Lawrence De- pended reformatory sentence to that position was chal- by Mrs. Maxson when she lo that position on the ground Vito with intent to steal on and was placed on one year lenged by Mrs. Frances Max- was appointed to the tax as- that she was not a resident of Pews Creek bridge issue Sept 29 and to stealing the probation and fined $250. Both son of Middletown, who main- sessor position. A person does the borough and did not quali- articles which were the prop- had pleaded guilty to the tained that she had been ap- MIDDLETOWN - Deputy notified the committee that not become an incumbent of- ty to hold this position. This post of deputy mayor if he erty of Joseph Trifari, 4 Rey- charge. pointed to a four-year term Mayor William E. Schell, who he would not be present and fice holder until he qualifies lawsuit will not be dismissed. does not want to continue in it nolds Drive, and Robert Hor- Dec. 27,1973. seeks relection to the Town- would be away on vacation, Atlantic Highlands for the position, said the Benjamin Gruber of High- and permit another com- ton, 37 Throckmorton Ave., ship Committee as a regular but 1 cannoi appreciate the Judge Meritt Lane Jr. ruled judge, adding that the oath lands represented the mitteeman "who believes the both Eatontown. -lair- bike races that Mrs. Maxson had been Democratic candidate, has absence of Mr. Schell, who business of the township to be was a requisite part of the borough. Sidney I. Sawyer of William H. Johnson, 22, of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS appointed to fill the unexpired ducked the Pews Creek didn't even inform the com- more important than his own qualification. Hazlet represented Mr 31 Cedar Ave., West End, was — Bicycle races will be spon- term of Cornelius J. Guiney bridge issue, Walter B. Raine mittee that he wouldn't be personal pleasure" to assume Emery. Martin M. Barger of fined $150 for possessing a sored by the Recreation Com- Jr., now mayor, which ex- and Ralph A. Siciliano, his present," Mr. Raine said. the post. In his review of the facts of Red Bank represented Mrs. dangerous instrument, a mission Saturday, Aug. 10, at pired June 30,1974. GOP opponents, have He added that Mr. Schell the case, Judge Lane com- Maxson. "After all, the position was bread knife, in a car on July 10 a.m. on Harbor View charged. has not attended a single pub- In his ruling, Judge Lane mented that it was apparent created by the mayor, Mr 5, 1973, in Long Branch. He Drive. Mr. Emery, a running mate Neither Mr. Schell nor May- lic meeting of the Township noted that state law states that Highlands Council had Wisner and himself (Mr. was convicted of the charge There will be events for ri- of Mayor Guiney for Borough or Thomas J. Lynch was Committee in July that persons appointed to fill made several appointments to Schell), and if he doesn't at a non-jury trial this past ders of all ages and for bikes Council on the Time for a present at the July 23 Town- vacancies are to serve for the the tax assessor position for "This indicates to me his want to accept the responsi- July 3. with single speed and three, Real Change ticket, was ap- ship Committee meeting, complete lack of concern for bility that goes along with the Ronald Brown, 19. of 5 Wil- five and 10-speed gears. pointed tax assessor by a 3-2 when a decision on whether the public he was elected to title, he should hand over the low Ave., Matawan, was fined Deadline for registration in vote as council organized July the bridge would be rebuilt represent. Because of his ab- post to someone who will," $150 for breaking and entering Ihe Sea Scout building is Mon- Man pleads innocent 1. Voting against his appoint- had been promised. The may- sence, he not only inconven- Mr. Siciliano stated. Music No. 1, at the Strath day, Aug. 5 ment were Councilmen An- or and Mr. Schell were re- ienced some 40 to 50 citizens thony W. Bucco and John ported away on vacation, and who attended the meeting ex- to embezzling funds Rodgers, who defeated Mr. no action was taken by the pecting to hear the decision . Emery and Borough Attorney three committeemen present, . . regarding the Pews Creek FREEHOLD - A Spring of embezzling the money, Benjamin Gruber for council who said the matter had not bridge, but also prevented the Lake Heights man pleaded in- from rents and security de- seats. Voting for the appoint- been thrashed out in caucus committee from acting on nocent Friday to charges he posits for March, on March FREE Personal Checking Accounts ment were Mayor Guiney and as promised by the mayor, two bonding ordinances and embezzled $475 in rents and 16. Councilmen Ernest A. Vaug- the two GOP candidates re- an emergency appropriation security deposits for the Les Philip A. Loon, 44, of 198 han and John P. Johnston, ported. ," Mr. Raine declared. Gertrude Apartments in Red Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- also members of the Time for "I can understand the ab- Mr. Siciliano said Mr Bank while employed at the lands, pleaded innocent to a Real Change slate. sence of Mayor Lynch, who Schell should resign from the at The Central Jersey Bank apartments. charges he committed an as- Rondald Sculthorpe of 550 sault and battery on Atlantic Warren Ave., Spring Lake Highlands Patrolman Michael 9 Heights, entered the plea at Katz on Sept. 14 in Atlantic "Tomorrow's Transportation and Trust Company his arraignment before Supe- Highlands, threatened to take rior Court Judge Patrick J. the policeman's life and ob- McGann Jr. He was accused structed justice by hindering the policeman in the execu- to feature gas, electric vehicles tion of his duties. Long Branch WOODBRIDGE - One of can run for eight hours with- storing the fuel on the vehicle Peter M. Rock, 23, of 78 the features at Tomorrow's out recharging and costs less in tanks no bigger than con- JUST MAINTAIN A BALANCE oil slick Country Club Apartments, Transportation which will be to run than conventional pow- ventional gas tanks. Eatontown, pleaded innocent put on at the Garden State ered vehicles. Another elec- About 40 of America's larg- OF $300 OR MORE- to stealing $147 from Aggie Arts Center from tric van which was recently est companies will be taking cleaned up Dixon, of 21 Carmen Place, Sept. 2 will be exhibited at the auto show in part in the exhibition, which LONG BRANCH - An oil Red Bank, on Feb. 12 in Red Alternate Fueled New York by Vogels of will be free to the public. The spill estimated at about 500 Bank. Electric and liquid Plainfield will also be shown authority will erect four tents gallons located Thursday Charles Postell, 23, of 60 gas powered cars and vans The Vogel vehicle is manufac- at its Telegraph Hill Park. nearly a mile offshore of the Biondi Ave., Cliffwood, plead- will be represented in the tured by Electromotion Inc home of the Garden State city by members of the Coast ed innocent to breaking and show, which is being spon- of Bedford, Mass Elec Arts Center. Guard was cleaned up by 10 entering the house of William sored by the New Jersey tromotion advises that its van There will be exhibits of a.m. Saturday, with a small Specht, 24 Willow Dr., Ocean Highway Authority in obser- can be recharged by simply "collectors" cars of the past, THERE ARE NO plugging into a 110 or 220 volt amount reaching a beach at Township, on Feb. 22. vance of the 20th anniversary and there will be rapid transit SERVICE CHARGES Elberon. Geraldine Herold, 52, of 50 of the Garden State Parkway. outlet or "the entire pack can exhibits depicting the trans- be exchanged in a simple two- The oil slick was estimated Miller St., Highlands, pleaded The Parade of Cars is part portation of tomorrow. minute operation." to be about three miles wide innocent to possessing heroin of an overall display which The U.S. Department of and two miles long. on March 14 in Highlands and will have numerous exhibitors Another "futuristic but Transportation will show The spokesman said last maintaining a common nui- showing how their companies now" answer to alternate fuel large models of the new night that "only a small sance at her residence where are turning major efforts to will be shown with several transbuses now being tested amount reached the beach" people resort for distribution improving the ecology. cars and vans utilizing liquid The Federal Highway Au- at Elberon. Cleanup oper- of drugs. John Speziale Jr., Otis Elevator Company, the' natural gas as a propellant thority will take part and the ations started at about 8 a.m. 33, also of 50 Miller St.. High- largest manufacturer of elec- Kaiser Brencar of California, N J. Office of Highway Safety Friday, Clean Water Inc. of lands, who was named in tric vehicles in America, has Lowell Gas of Massachusetts will have a large display Toms River removed the oil the same indictment with agreed to participate in the and Essex Cyrogenics of St There will be numerous from the sea, according to the Geraldine Herold, pleaded in transportation exhibition Louis will be at the show safety and futuristic tech- Coast Guard. nocent to possessing heroin on Joining Otis will be other showing the LNG vehicles nology exhibits at the show. It reportedly has not been March 14 in Highlands. electric vans and automo- These manufacturers have all The (iiM)dyear blimp will be- determined how Ihe oil be- Kevin E. Daggett, of 705 biles, one of which is a sports developed various systems for havering overhead came discharged into the Beachview Ave., Union car from the Die Mesh Corpo- ocean. One of a number of Beach; Ruth Henderson , of ration of Pelham, NY. Die passing ships may have 813 Prospect Ave., Union Mesh advises that this pre- pumped the oil overboard, it Beach, and Michele White, of production model accelerates Clark says Howard was said. Haley, Pa., pleaded innocent to like a "snappy sports car to Mayor Henry R. Cioffi of charges they possessed mari- its top speed of 55 miles per Long Branch was not avail" juana on Feb. 22 in Union hour." hasn't signed pledge Beach able last night for comment- The Otis van boasts that il FREEHOLD - Kenneth W be ((inducted in a responsible Clark, Republican candidate and fair manner." Mr Clark for Congress in the Third Dis- said, "and we hope Mr How trict, has promised a (air and aril plans tn conduct his cam- Visit the nearest otf ice ol The Central Jersey Weather: Warm, humid honest campaign in his bid In paign in a similar way so that Bank and Trust Company today. Open a FREE unseal Rep James J How- we can address ourselves to Partly sunny, warm and hu- blanked out much of the rest Temperatures ranged from ard, ON J checking account with a $300 balance. Draw mid today and tomorrow of the nation. 50 at Saulte Salnte Marie. such pressing issues as in- Mr Clark said his cam- flation, campaign reform and as many checks as you like... FREE! Chance of a thundershower Only the South and the Mich. to 101 at Needles, Ca- paign will be based strictly on this evening High both days Northwest to the Upper Mis- lif. congressional reforms " Ihe issues and reported thai 80 to 85. Lows tonight around sissippi Valley had clear TIDES The code has seven sepa- SERVICE IS OUR BIGGEST ASSET ! he has signed Ihe Fair Cam- 70 skies. Sandy Hook rate pledget, Mr Clark ex- paign ('(Hie of Ihe Fair Cam In Long Branch, yes- TODAY - High 5-25 pm plained, "and I'm .sure people THE In Cordes, Ariz, |i£ inches paigVt Practices Committee, terday's high temperature and low II 49 p.m of rain fell in half an hour. Washington expect the candidates to ad- was 80 and the low, 70 de- TOMORROW - High 5:51 here by its rules" The same amount hit Dal- He Criticized Hep Howard CENTRAL JERSEY BANK grees. It was 75 at 6 p.m. and ' a.m. and 6:IS p.m and low hart, Tex , in two hours along fur failing to sign the pledge The pltdjt condemns the usr TRUST the overnight low was (9 11:52. with winds gusting to 42 miles of personal vilification, char Today's 7 a.m. temperature For Red Bank and Humxon "I have checked with Ihe 22 Offices In Monmouth County an hour. committee in Washington," actef defamation, whispering was 71. bridge, add two hours Mr (lark said, "and Mr ligni, libel, slander, or 3 Offices in Middlesex County Widely scattered thunders- Golfball-size hail pelted Jef- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Howard still has not signed scurrilous attacks on any can torms stretched from the ferson, III, and hall hair that Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Ihe code didalc or his personal »y fam- 2 Offices in Union County Southwest to the Northeast size fell near Grand Rapids utes; Highlands bridge, add ily life -1 CAN WE HELP YOU ? MIMBCX ririlKAl OIPOtIT INSURANCI CORPORATION today and haze and fog Mich. 40 minute* "Our campaign has and will MUWV - »4 Tlir FTMF) Iffutorr 3 Keanshurg clerk loses bid ORLD for court hearing on firing FREKHOLD - Keansburg nounce its reasons for hit dis- for stated reasons, Mid Judge 51 pet. favor Impeachment Borough Clerk Harvey Mar missal by midnight Sunday, Lane, and this would mean ion has lost his bid for a hear- June 30 that he would have tenure PRINCETON (AP) - Fifty one per cent of to MM, ing on charges for which he Meeting in its last session A court cannot rewrite the responding to a recent survey by the Gallup Poll say l»re« was dismissed by the pre- at 4 p m Fnday, June 28, the dent Nixon should be impeached by the How* of Heprescnia law, continued the judge, ad- vious Borough Council headed live* K former council cited II rea- ding that this would also re- by former Mayor Eileen M sons for the dismissal, charg- quire a court to delve into the However, there is a 5 per cent drop from the number ap Lloyd and with it his quest for ing incompetence, laziness, hearts and minds of the coun- proving of impeachment by the House to the number warning back pay to April 3 inattendance and failure to cil members which was not Nixon s removal from office by the Senate, the latest (iallup follow the directii < of Poll shows. Reached yesterday at the intent of the legislature home, Mr Manon said he has Borough Council in per- Judge Lane said that his The House Judiciary Committee, which on Saturday ap not yet decided whether to forming the duties of borough ' ruling on this motion might proved one article of impeachment by a vote of 27 II, returns appeal Friday's decision clerk and assesi .ient search have been different if Mr today to consider more against him by Superior officer Marion had made a strong The Gallup survey, taken in mid July of 1,555 adults, Court Judge Memtt Lane Jr "H'8 crazy, like everything showing of different reasons showed the public 51 to 30 per cent in favor of the House vot "I don't know I'll have In else they've done thif vear," George E Ostrov of Keans- ing impeachment But only 46 per cent responded yes. 3H Mr FIREMEN'S FAIR — Area youngsters crowd aboard a Long Bronch fire consider it a little I may ap- Mr Marion comment! of the burg, representing the cent no and 16 per cent had no opinion on the question. truck for a ride during Friday's klckoff of the annual Firemen's Fair at peal and I may not It de resolution setting forth the 10 borough, argued that the pre- Do you think Nixon's actions are serious enough to warrant Ocean and Montgomery Aves., West End. The event continues tonight and pends on a number of things, reasons. vious council did supply rea- his being removed from the presidency, or not'" will be held each evening until Saturday. A capacity crowd gathered ot the fair grounds for the first night's fireworks display among them the cost," Mr Judge Lane also ruled June sons for dismissing Mr Mar- Marion told The Register He 27 that Mr Marion could ion, adding that they were States must lead, governor say§ i added that he expects to de move for a hearing of the subjective reasons and not cide by tomorrow whether la charges If he believed them fact reasons ALBUQUERQUE, N M - Western governors were told nmiinue legal action constitutionally improper. loday that in the void created by Washington's preoccupation Lynch, Kramer seek probe Mr. Marion was <1: nissed Friday's ruling was the up- Stanley Yacker of Matawan with Watergate and impeachment Americans are "Inoking-to April 3 by the !ormer shot of that hearing, and the represented Mr. Marion the slates' elected officials for leadership " Borough Council, which gave judge held that none of the Mr. Manon was reinstated Democratic Gov. Bruce King of New Mexico also said in no reasons for the clerk's fir- reasons set forth by Borough as borough clerk by unani- opening the 1974 Western Governors Conference that Water of Ms. Endress's dismissal ing until it was ordered to by Council appeared improper mous vote of KeansbUrg's gate is an issue at the four-day meeting because of 'the un the members of the Brook FREEHOLD - Mayor Ray lie printed "It was the end of .ludge Lane June 27. He said thai to some people, new five-man Borough Coun- certainty as to how our government does function Kramer of Asbury Park and the year and I was slumping dale College board of trustees On that date Judpe Lane Mr Marion's actions may cil when it organized July I "( know the administration says this has not had any effect Thomas J Lynch Jr. of Mid off." he said, "I couldn't care are acting in the best inter ruled Mr Marion did not have have seemed proper, while to Under the new form of gov- on day-to-day programming. But I think if we had not been as dletown, Democratic candi- one way or another." ests of the students, the facul tenure as he claimed, and others, they did not. To ernment, Faulkner Act Coun- deeply involved in the Watergate situation that obviously they dates for freeholder, have ty and the taxpayers. We In their letter to Mr. Irwin, ordered the clerk's reinstate- grant Mr. Marion's motion cil-Manager Plan B, he serves would have had additional time at the nation level to look called on the Board of Free- hope to hear in the near fu- Mr Kramer and Mr Lynch ment with back pay to April 3 would be saying that council the pleasure of Borough into, say, the inflationary problem, for one thing " holders to investigate the cir- ture a report from you on the contend: if Borough Council did not an- could only terminate a clerk Council without tenure cumstances surrounding the "The editor of the paper results of your investigation " dismissal of Patricia Endress has publicly denied he was Cnban shrimp boat seized as an assistant journalism coerced. No proof has been GALVESTON, Tex - A Cuban shrimp trawler, seized by professor at Brookdale Com- presented that the. material the U.S. Coast Guard, was expected to arrive here under tow munity College, Lincroft was libelous and no libel suit today In a letter to Joseph C. Ir- has been filed. The Brookdale A Coast Guard spokesman said the trawler was seized by win, director of the Republi- Community College Faculty the agency in territorial waters off the Texas Coast early yes- can-controlled freeholder Association claims that the terday. board, Mr. Kramer and Mr firing w'as in' violation of its The spokesman said the 57-foot trawler violated the Lynch expressed concern contract with the college call- United States continous fisheries zone by entering the 12-miJe that, as a result of "the con- ing for sixty days' notice." limit off east Matagorda Bay, about 25 miles south-southeast fusing multiplicity of charges Noting that the Board of of here. and counter-charges" result- Freeholders is providing 35.8 He said the Coast Guard cutter Valiant, out of Galveston, ing from the dismissal of Ms. per cent of the 1974-75 budget spotted the trawler within the limit. Endress, "The unblemished and that it names eight of the "Crew members boarded the trawler without incident and public perception of the col- 10 members of the board of it was seized," he said lege is now clouded, a depl- trustees, the two Democrats A trawler of that size normally carries a crew of three or orable development with po- asserted that the county tax- four. tentially disastrous con- payers' investment in the col- sequences." -> lege "is substantial." Reds blast Da Nang base They declared that the cir- "We believe firmly in the ,,SAIGON, South Vietnam — Communist forces kept up cumstances surrounding the tradition of academic free- their attack along the northern coast of South Vietnam today, Endress firing "call into ques- dom," they wrote. "Our con- heavily shelling the Da Nang Air Base and the area around it tion whether the freedom that cern is based on the impres- for the second time in 10 days, the South Vietnamese military contributed substantially to sion that actions such as the command announced. Brookdale's strength is being Endress dismissal will stifle fA. Col. Le Tmng Hien, Saigon's chief military spokes- preserved." the sense of freedom that is man, said six persons were killed and 24 were wounded when Ms. Endress, who has filed essential to the effective func- 70 122mm, rockets were fired into the base and surrounding suit seeking reinstatement, tioning of any worthwhile col- villages before dawn. was denied a contract (or a lege community. 0ien said most of the rockets hit residential areas, and fourth year on June 27. She "This issue becomes one of five of the dead and 22 of the wounded were civilians. was out of the country at the overriding public concern A rocket attack on the air base July 19 reportedly killed time and had already signed when there is an infringement 16 persons and wounded 73. the contract, which would onjhe free spirit of the aca- have given her tenure in the demic community. $19,000-a-year position "Accordingly, we call upon Daily Register Reporter Sherry Conohan at the Sandy Hook entrance tHjeinecke will appeal The action followed a con- you, as the director of the r WASHINTON - California U. Gov. Ed Reinecke, con- troversy earlier about the Board of Chosen Freeholders, victed of perjury for his testimony before a Senate com- publication of an editorial and to conduct an inquiry into the mittee, was under court order to meet with probation officers story in the college news- circumstances surrounding today for a presentencing interview. paper, The Stall, noting that the Endress dismissal. We re- Sandy Hook. Fort Hancock. Reinecke remained free without bond after the U.S. Dis- Brookdale had purchased alize the matter is now in trict Court jury returned the verdict against him Saturday. $87,000 worth of audio-visual litigation but there are sev- He characterized the trial as a gross miscarriage of justice equipment from a firm head- eral areas of concern to and said he will appeal. ed by the nephew of retired which the courts cannot and Gateway National Park. The conviction on a single perjury count carries a max- Maj. Gen. Preston W. Corder- will not address themselves. imum penalty of five years in prison and a $2,000 fine. man, chairman of the college "We are particularly inter- f Prosecutors had charged that Reinecke lied to the Senate board of trustees, and noting ested in knowing whether that Gen. Corderman was a A new day is dawning. Jidiclary Committee in April 1972, about an offer from Inter- there were improper in- national Telephone & Telegraph Corp. to provide $400,000 to member of the company's fluences at work in the En- board of directors. underwirte the cost of the Republican National Convention dress firing or whether it was They'll look at the buildings and other that year. On June 27, Donald Smith, undertaken through the appli- Sandy Hook — yesterday, today and the college president, charged cation of administrative pre- tomorrow. . attractions of historical importance that ex- Beame, Goldin exchange raps Ms. Endress had coerced the rogatives based solely on The Hook has been an integrafpart ist at Fort Hancock — and one difficulty student editor, William professional academic cri- NEW YORK — A polite disagreement over puzzling dis- of the Monmouth County scene.for many that could delay the final transfer of land McGee 3d, into publishing teria. We think the taxpayers crepancies in the city's bank balances has erupted into angry beyond Dec. 31. what Dr. Smith said was "li- of Monmouth County deserve years. But now it is undergoing great exchanges between Mayor Abraham D. Beame and Comp- belous matter." complete assurance that the changes. troller Harrison J. Goldin. Mr. McGee said yesterday Endress dismissal is not a They'll explore the Sandy Hook light- "I will let no one assail my ability or my responsibility by that he thought Ms. Endress' symptom of erosion of the The Army will be closing down its house — the oldest working one in the manipulating the falling chips to create a distorted picture of experience as a journalist free expression that repre- events," Beame said at a news confrence at Grade Mansion. Fort Hancock installation. The Gateway United States' — and tell about the Coast "proved the story was good sents the core of Brookdale's "If the mayor feels that his credibility, his professionalism, National Park — with all that means in the Guard Station and its $2.7 million building and should be run." He said fine reputation. his competency have been undermined or cast into serios that he didn't have any opin- way of people and potential traffic jams — program. doubt, his quarrel is with three of the most distinguished ac- "It is incumbent upon the ion on whether or not it should will be established. The Coast Guard Sta- counting firms in the country," Goldin replied at a hastily freeholders to make certain called meeting with newsmen several hours after Beame's. tion there will be expanding. And they'll explore the park's holly The bad feeling between the two men surfaced two weeks forest and look at the Marine Laboratory after an independent audit, commissioned by Goldin, showed Suspect in murder Sandy Hook, for many years, has and the Brookdale Community College en- that $5.4 million in negotiatiable securities were missing from been off limits to county residents. But vironmental study program. They'll discuss the city vault and that the discrepancy dated back to Beam's soon that all will be changing. And one of the National Park Service's plans for term as comptroller. the most beautiful and natural areas in the educational and recreational facilities at awaits extradition county will stand ready to greet thousands Sandy Hook. Trade reform bill studied HAZLET - Frank member of the Carmine Tra- upon thousands of visitors. WASHINGTON - The Senate is resuming work on a "Prankie Boy" Salerno, 24, is munti underworld family. trade-reform bill that would give U.S. negotiators a weapon in in the county jail, Freehold, The other cousin was ar- Sandy Hook — and its plans for the the battle against worldwide inflation and shortages. awaiting extradition today on rested shortly after the shoot- To find out more about Sandy Hook future — is an exciting story. And it will be But even though the Senate Finance Committee is back at murder charges in New York. ing and has been released on — past, present and future — The Daily told, for the first time, in an exciting four- work on the bill after several weeks' delay, there is no solid Salerno, one of two cousins bail. Register sent Reporter Sherry Conohan part series starting in Tuesday's Daily Reg- indication that the issue of Soviet emigration, which has held charged with the 1971 murder Bronx District Attorney and Photographer Don Lordi out there to ister. up action on the measure, has been resolved. of crime figure Anthony Lorn- Mario Merola will seek the get greater insight into what is going to And Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said in a bardi, was seized Friday at a extradition today, New York weekend interview that, unless the measure can be brought home here by policemen act- police said. happen. Be sure to reserve a copy today at before the Senate by early September, it may collide with a ing on a tip that he had gone your newsstand. Or, better yet, call our Cir- possible Impeachment trial of President Nixon into hiding in the area, ac- Fund drive slarlrd They came back with a story-photo culation Department at 542-4009 — and cording to a New York police "I would put that bill on the very doubtful list," he said KEANSBURG - The fire report that you'll find both interesting and get The Daily Register delivered to your spokesman. Elsewhere on Capitol Hill today, the House planned final department's annual fund informative. In a four-part series — start- doorstep. action on a compromise $22.1 billion military procurement au- drive is now in progress thorization bill for the current fiscal year. The measure is $1 The two cousins, who have ing Tuesday in The Daily Register — the same name and age, are Funds collected will go to- they'll tell you about: billion below the Nixon administration request and includes $1 ward uniforms, training and You won't want to miss Sandy Hook billion in military aid to South Vietnam charged in the fatal shooting — yesterday, today and tomorrow. It's a Sept. 4, 1971 of Lombard! in insurance. The House votes tomorrow on authorizing $WHI million The National Park Service's tentative story that affects you. in operating subsidies for mass transit this year the Regency Social Club in the Bronx. Police said Lorn plans for Sandy Hook when the Army pulls bardl was a low echelon out. The Daily Register

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Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper. no uu HomtOtllvtrybyCorrltr WCtnUowwk 741-9300 Slnfllf copy of counter 10 Ctntt Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. 4 The Daly Rcgfcter tmnmm * • Momm « rn NPM Mm, M.irI.JIIII.1 I,, • I, Srfcimll. r Gas company's president says urn: UUAHCU - *>»/ MM TM», »». * tut wmmmsuv - MATAWAN m i*mm> Urn i.4tiuMiimn,4u4 Mby ai **M**r. 77, >4 « Umy ft winter supply will be adequate pfc>. S-)t'»r-«W soo M Mr Md Kaluntvitn ConvalcMent CM> 4*4 ttmfy *< MWMMMOI Obituaries Mrs Joseph Murphy of V Mfdiial < eiiln 1 .img Brawh lar mands he added Mew Jersey Natural im- Canfield Lane, died Friday in She was the widow of John He had been a security ASBURY PARK - In a Bayshnre Community Hospi- guard before retiring quarterly report to stock "We have also been suc- measurably. Mr William!) Tuft, who died in 1962 cessful in making arrange said, because the company William McCrea 3rd halharim- Duncan tal. Holmdel Mrs Tash was bom in Ten Mr Srhindler was born in holder*. W Daniel Williams, France and came to this •Mil with other companies has about 95 per cnet of its NEPTUNE - Mrs Kath Besides his parents, the nrnt and had lived here 20 president of New Jersey Nat HOWELL TOWNSHIP - country many years ago for the storage of gas dunng customers in that category anne T Duncan. Hi, of 500 child is survived by three >tars. coming here Irom West ural Gas Company, has pre William J MrCrea 3rd. IK, of Surviving are his widow, the summer whereby the gas He cautioned, however, that Maple Ave . died Saturday at brothers. Francis. Joseph and Lung Branch dieted that this winter "will Buckalew Road, died Friday the former Klsie Kursihnn will be available to us when conservation of all forms of Jersey Shore Medical Center Mark, and five sisters. Mary Shi' was a member of the be the best, as tar as residen at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- two sons. William Schindler needed this winter While we energy, including gas. contin- ter. Neptune Mrs Duncan had lived here Frames. Julie, Marnane. Old First United Melhodisl tial gas supply is concerned, Maureen and Madelame. all ll home, and Waller (1 in the last five years " regret that the summer stor- ues to be important Mr MeCre? was born in for 24 years and was formerly < hunh, West Long Branch, age program along with pipe at home, his paternal grand- Sihindler of Little Silver, six. The company has moved "All factors considered," Abington. Pa , and was for of Freehold and the Senior Citizens of Ha line curtailments have affect- parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph grandchildren and two great- in many directions to guard Mr Williams said, "even merly of Englishlown He had She was a former teacher bart Manor ed our ability to supply the Murphy, here, and his mater grandchildren against having to interrupt though we are not able to add lived at his present address in the Freehold school sys- Surviving are a daughter. full needs of our large Indus nal grandmother, Mrs Julia The William S Anderson our customers during the ex new customers, we are far for the last year He attended tem Mrs Eleanor Tomaini of trial customers, we feel that Bonner of Brooklyn Kuru-ral Home. Ked Bank, is treme cold weather, as we better off now than we were a Marlboro High School and She was a communicant of VSist Long Branch, a sister. M must do everything in our in charge of arrangements were threatened two years few years ago in planning for had served in (he Armed Si Peter's Episcopal Church. The Want Funeral Home. Mrs Alice Smith of Holmdel, power to protect our residen ago." Mr. Williams wrote. the winter season " Forces He was associated Freehold, a life member of Morganville. is in charge of and a grandson Hal and small commercial arrangements We have completed our with his father in the MeCrea the Monmouth County Histori- Arrangements are under JOM'|»II F. Seher customers who have no al- Plumbing and Heating busi- cal Society, and a member of the direction of the Robert A new $5 million liquefied nalu ternative fuel source " ness the Monmouth Courthouse Braun Hume for Funerals. LONG BRANCH - Joseph ral gas plant in Howell Town Carl Ge Shtphanl Last year's ruling by the LOTTERY NUMBERS Surviving are his parents, Chapter of the Daughters of Katontown F Scher. 51, of Ml Hoey Ave ship and have stocked it and LINCROFT - Carl (! Federal Power Commission Fri., Jaly X: 71245 Mr and Mrs William the American Revolution. died Saturday in Community all our other peak shaving fa- Shephard, 60. of 42 Parkway giving residential use the Sal., Jaly 27: MZM McCrea, Jr.; • brother, Freehold Memonal Hospital, Hamilton, cilities so that we can be Place died Friday in Riv- highest priority has helped James McCrea, at home, She was past president of Capl. John S. NY ready to meet the winter de three sisters, the Misses Su- the Monmouth County Feder- rn IP* Hospital, Red Bank Mr Scher was purchasing Born in Derby, England. FAIR HAVEN - Capt agent for Umworld Corp , Te- san, Tern and Shem ation of Ladies Auxiliaries of John Smith Bowen, X2. of 76 McCrea. all at home, his ma- Fitkin Hospital, now Jersey Mr Shephard moved here 15 nafly He was taken ill while years ago from Pennsylvania Fair Haven Road, died Satur- attending his son's orientation ternal grandparents. Mr and Shore Medical center day at home OO IT NOW-AT SAVINGS! Mrs MI) Stokes of Citra. She was the widow of A Navy veteran of World ceremony at Colgate Univer- War II, he worked as a ser- He was born in Wilmington. sity. Fla.; his paternal grand- Charles M Duncan, who died Delaware, and lived here 25 father, William McCrea Sr of in I960 He had been owner vice erection engineer for A former Cranford resident, Worthington International wars He was formerly of Philadelphia, and his paternal and principal of the Freehold New York City he had lived here 17 years He grandmother, Mrs William Military School Corp , Tanny Town, Pa was a World War II Army Air Capt Bowen retired 12 McCrea Sr of Ardsley, Pa. Surviving are three sons, C Surviving are his widow. Corps veteran and was Mrs Florence Bruce Shep- years ago from the Grace f. OME IMPHOyEMENT awarded the Distinguished The C.HT Clayton & Son Miguel Duncan of Bel Air, Line merchant marine. Prior Funeral Home, Adelphia. is in Md . Thomas P Duncan of hard, his father, Thomas Flying Cross. Because we are the largest home Improvement specialists In Shephard of Shrewsbury to that he had been with Monmouth County, because we do not hire any salesmen, be- charge of arrangements. Howell Township, and Basil United States Lines Mr. Scher was a member B Duncan of Fort Lauder- Township, and a son, Glenn and director of Congregation He was a member of the cause we operate on huge volume, low mark up we can offer you dale, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs G. Shephard of San Bruno, Brothers of Israel, here, and Master Mates and Pilots more for your money. A free estimate will prove It. Call today. A John Ball of Sea Girt, a Calif was a member of Bnai Brith. Union and attended Church of Mrs. Anabel Carter brother, John H. Neafie of Arrangements are under the Holy Communion, here Surviving are his widow, Melbourne Beach, Fla , 17 the direction of Robert A Mrs Mildred Brodsky Scher; Lowest Cost FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ana Surviving are his widow. grandchildren and two great- Braun Home for Funerals, his son, Michael M. Scher, at bel B Carter, 75, of 107 Mrs Margaret Kane Bowen, grandchildren. Eatontown home; a daughter, Mrs. Che- New Room Throckmorton St. died Friday and a sister, Mrs Warren in Freehold Area Hospital ryl Keigenbaum of Morns Arrangements are under Keech of Manaheim, Pa II you family needs a new room, Born in Fort Hunter, NY., the direction of the Freeman Mrs. Lulubelle dan ville, Pa.; his mother, Mrs. Arrangements are under Theresa Scher of Cranford, let us give you a tree estimate so she had lived here 45 years Funeral Home, Freehold COLTS NECK - Mrs Lulu the direction of the Worden that you can see iust how low our Mrs. Carter was a commu- belle Gary, 52, of Muhlenbr- and two sisters, Mrs. Sally funeral Home, Red Bank Goldenberg and Mrs. Flor- prices are Call anytime - 24 nicant of St. Peter's Episco- Douglas H. Grieve ink Road, died Saturday at hour phone service pal Church and a member of ence Finkel, both of Cranford. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Riverview Hospital, Red the Ladies' Auxiliary of Mon- Douglas H. Grieve, 66, of 308- Bank The Woolley Funeral Home, mouth Post, American Le- Lillian M. Frietag FREE ESTIMATES - CALL TODAY! B Galeswood Drive died Sat- She was born in Sylvester, here, is In charge of arrange- gion (la . and had resided here 30 RIDGEVVOOD - Mrs Lil- ments. urday at the Bayshore Com- ALL TYPES Her husband, Harry H Car- munity Hospital, Holmdel. years. lian M Frietag, 86, of 646 El- lington Road, died yesterday HOME IMPROVEMENTS ter, died in 1958. Her husband,the late • GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS Mr. Grieve was a native of at Llanfair Nursing Home, Surviving are two sons, New York City where he Charles C Gary, died in 1971. Mrs. Leola M. Lewis • ROOM ADDITIONS Wayne. • ATTIC ROOMS Harry P. Carter, here, and lived until moving here four Surviving are eight sons, She was the widow of Au- SHREWSBURY - In the • DORMERS Robert D Carter of Hights- years ago. Charles Gary of Oak Grove, town; a sister, Mrs. Kenneth gust Frietag, who died last obituary of Mrs. Leola M. • BASEMENT ROOMS He was a communicant of Ky., James Gary of Red • BATHROOMS L. Ensign of Amsterdam, year. Lewis in Thursday's Daily St. Benedict's Catholic Bank, John H. Gary, here. • KITCHENS N.Y.; a brother, Elmer Bam- Mrs. Frietag was born in Register, the name of her • ROOFING, SIDING Church, Hazlet, a member of Robert Gary of Long Branch. nger of Schenectady, NY, Rumson and lived there 30 husband, Ralph Lewis of Red • PORCH ENCLOSURES the Cheesequake Village Se- Arthur Gary of Richmond, and three grandchildren. years before coming here two Bank, was omitted. nior Citizens Club, and the Calif., Carl and Calvin Gary] NO MONEY DOWN -TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT years ago from Union City, Freeman Funeral Home, Knights of Columbus and both of New Shrewsbury, and: where she lived 15 years. here, is in charge of arrange- Elks, both of New York City Alvarez Gary of Asbury Mrs. Frietag was a former STEREO ments. Mr. Grieve retired in 1973 Park; two daughters, Mrs member of the First Presby- WADB as a registered representative Maudine Weston of San Raph- terian Church, Rumson. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO, 202.Death Notkts for the Garvin-Bantel Broker- ael, Calif., and Mrs. Dinah Rose, here; her mother, Mrs Surviving are three sons, BRANDON - Mtfttt * Jl War Mm SI . age firm of New York City. LOCAL COMMUNITY Red Bank, on July U. 1»>« Laying wile of Ellen Mackie, here; two sis- Roy Frietag of Waldwick and HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDIETOWN John Devoted iiMlttw of Joyce and* Gloria Surviving are his widow, Al- Brandon Fond tiller ol Mr. Mary O Neol ters, Mrs. Emma Schanck of Frederick Frietag, here; four NEWS & WEATHER ond Mm Elmer Ballon Grandmother at ice Paul Grieve; a son, Pat- 741-5060 one Funeral Mfvlct Tuesday ft a.m. at Long Branch and Miss Bette sisters, Mrs. Mary Bishop* Ifie SI Thomoi Epltcopol Church. Red rick Grieve, New York City; Bank Father Earl* Vco" •Minalinp im« Mackie here, two brothers, here, Mrs. Royal Moss and ment While Ridgt tmmJH<1. TEo»Wo«n two daughters, Mrs. Alice Friend* moy cotl at the tunerol home Mon Henry Beal of Framingham, Mrs. Eva Newman, both of McTaggart and Mrs. Jodi doy evening 6? p m Mass, and James Beal of Rumson, and Mrs. Margaret Kingsley, both of Matawan; a CETRULE - Nldwtm. 74. ol Letwre VII Plainfield and 14 grand- Purcell of Hazlet, and four loot. Lakewood died Soturday, July 17. brother, Jesse Grieve in Flor- 1971 at Paul Klmboll Hospital. Uokewood children. grandchildren. Huibond of Agne* Hoyei Father of Mrt ida and eight grandchildren. Dolores Klnyonond Mri. Joon B. Arrangements are under Grampp Memorial Service II 15 am ot The Day Funeral Home of Arrangements are under Si Mary s of the Lake. Route 9, Lokewoad the direction of the Worden on August 1. 1974. In lieu of flowers, me Keyport is in charge of ar- the direction of the Freeman morlordonotlons may be sent to the Lake Funeral Home, Freehold Funeral Home, Red Bank. wood First Aid Squod. Lokewood. N.J. rangements.

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• asbury park • red bank 10-5:30; wed , fri to 9 p.m. • brick town mon thru fri. 10-9:30; sat. to 5:30; sun. noon-530• manalapan mon thru sat 10-9:30 RED SWK OPEN WED 8 TO TO 9 PM »*y "JWN CMJv <*»/ K IAHWM*H Cff N MON T>«J Sff TO 930 *«rsi The Drily Regfcler 5 Deaths Ground broken for Fisk Chapel LAST CALL! Mm. Jolm Itramloii KAIK IIAVKN - tiround lh.il three churches ti.i\ c KKD HANK - Mt> M.IIM-I The original church was breaking ivimonies wwv held Ixrn built here in the nmgre Id.incinn. 41 uf II R'«1Mr) liuill in IM> at the foul of yesterday for the new Kisk K.ition's 116-year history Si ilntl Kiul.is .it lti\>-ivD-W Hriiwn's l.ane niiii the Ma- Chapel A M K Church Bf W vesink River The present Kisk SI p This, he believes, is an in structure. Kisk Cha|>el. was She was born in Mi'iidun Bishop Krne.sl I. Ihekman, town's. dicition of the church's vi built in IKK2 and njin.il afler Miw and liwd here at \c.n> introduced by presiding elder tality. its continued growth i.ciii-i.il Clinton Itowcn Kisk ONLY PROWN'S CAN Mix Mi and (in w as cm John W Johnson Sr . deliv- ami its constant response to w tin donated the hind and ployed l)> (In- lte JUXIII.UA erected on the site uf the Surviving are her huslwnd Just count the number ol windows you want and present church the one story John Hrandun. two dau^h Hazlet sewer work| stop in lor a free demonstration and estimate You Im, Miss layer Hraatei n( wood flame building possibly save salesman's commission1 the oldest public meeting Orean Township and Miss building in the borough, has- (ilona Hrandon ol Kkhmond. On our HEAVY DUTY iMrn presented to the Iwrough ban continued Va . Iwn sisters. Mrs Mars fin use as a museum and is KKKKIIOI.D - The Hariri ducted later in Ihc year run O'Neal of Dftrml and Miss slated to be moved around Township Sewerage Authority eerning the other contentions Klmt'r Kaillon of Meridian, will have to wail until (hio of ,i lawsuit brought by Kay Frown's Own the cornel In borough o» mil and a grandchild property at the northern end ber before it can take over shore Sewerage Co and West AmafMMftU arc undt'r WHITE ALUMINUM of Cedar Ave as customers residents of the Koansburg Water Co Ihi' direction of Ike Childs Ku COMBINATION WINDOW The old building will house C.irdcn Parkway Homes l)c serai Home The two utility companies the collection of the Kair velopmenl in that township QUALITY THROUGHOUT arc challenging contract five Haven Historical Society Ap- Superior Court Judge Mer- that Ihe authority has put out Margaret plication has also bee:i made rill l.ane Jr has continued a to bid This provides for the for state recognition of the RUMSON - Mrs Margaret restraining order blocking the installation of sewer mains museum, according to Kev II Hiegelman, 75. of 170 Riv- township authority from tak- and lines Bayshore Sewerage Hirschel A Mosely er Koad died Saturday at Hiv- ing over certain sections of maintains that the authority MVieW Hospital. Red Bank The new building will he Ihc township as cuslomcrs would take over some of its MINIMUM Mrs. Riegelman was burn larger than the present struc- and from installing sewer customers and West Keans- EACH in Old Bridge ture and will have a full base- mains and pipes until certain burg Water maintains that She was the widow of Ben- ment which will house class- conditions were met the authority's lines would en jamin Riegelman and was a room facilities, enabling the The judge said he will va danger Us ground water sup- communicant of Holy Cross church to expand its com cats Ihe temporary reslrainl plies Catholic Church, here mitment to the community. as to (iarden Parkway Homes INSTALLED Surviving are a son, Ben- Development in three months jamin J Riegelman of Red There are plans for more when a contract to the Bay- Bureau change* name) "DON'T CONFUSE THIS HEAVY DUTY ••fitter iMfl »*•<• Sunday School programs, a Bank; a daughter, Miss Helen shore Sewerage Co , 1709 RED BANK - A new name Riegelman, at home; a broth- BREAKING GROUND — Bishop Ernest L. Hick day care center, and the devel- Union Ave, Ha/let, expires WINDOW WITH LIGHTWEIGHT man, left, Fair Haven, Mayor Robert A. Matthews, opment of study and hobby for the Catholic Welfare Bu- er, James J Collins of Ham- The company had two con- reau has been announced by FLIMSY WINDOWS" den, Conn ; a sister, Miss center and the Rev. Hirschel A. Mosley dig in at classes for various age tracts to serve the (iarden groundbreaking ceremonies in the new Fisk Chap- groups. the Rt Rev Msgr Theodore • Triple Track .Fln.il Looking •lndo« Mid. Mary Ann Collins of Fair Parkway Homes area; one A Opdenaker, executive di- el A.M.E. Church at 38 Fisk St., Fair Haven. The With a new and larger • Fully InIhtrttrlpiMd • Nln I It Thli III* Prtc« Haven, and four grand- expired and the other will ex- rector The agency, which present structure has been presented to the church, the parish will be • HCIUK Fr»mt Ottlqn . Up lo Olinl 101 Unlltd Inch** children. pire in October This devel- has a branch office here, is borough (or use as a museum and is to be moved able to involve itself more Arrangements are under the opment is out of the franchise now known as Family and EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME around the corner to property at the north end of fully in ecumenical projects area designated for the com- direction of the William S Cedar Ave. Community Services of the 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK Anderson Funeral Home, Red in the greater Red Bank area pany. Catholic Welfare Bureau 1 Bank The Rev. Mr Mosley noted A hearing then will be con- I CREDIT PLANS AVAILABLE!

Helen Feigenson Court upholds board KEYPORT - Mrs Helen Feigenson, 71, of 43 W. Front on school calendar phone-shop 24 hrs. a day toll-free 800 392-6890 St. died Friday in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch FREEHOLD - The Key If the school board wants except asbury park area, 747-4747 Mrs. Feigenson was the port Teachers Association lost the teachers to work an extra widow of Philip Feigenson, a legal battle to resolve by day, he maintained, then it who died nine years ago. He binding arbitration, a dispute should pay the teachers for it. had lived here 35 years, for- it has with its school board The school board had merly residing in Newark. over the addition of one day adopted the school calendar Mrs. Feigenson was a mem- to the school calendar for May 7. The extra staff day is ber of the Auxiliary of Ran- next year. scheduled for Feb. 14 tan Post 23, American Legion, Superior Court Judge Mer- here; the Matawan chapter of ritt Lane Jr held that the Democrat* slate adoption of a school calendar Deborah Hospital; the Key- day at the races port auxiliary of Bayshore rests solely with a school Community Hospital, and the board and is not arbitrable. FREEHOLD - Monmouth Mizrachi Women's Auxiliary. The judge then issued an or- County Democrats' Day at She also belonged to the con- der enjoining the teachers' Monmouth Park Race Track, gregation of Temple Beth group from proceeding with Oceanport, is scheduled for Ahm, Matawan Township arbitration on this matter. ' Wednesday, Aug 7. Surviving are a daughter, Peter S. Falvo Jr of West A race will be named in "love knots" 7.25 twin size Mrs. Hy Schwartz, here; a Long Branch, representing honor of the Monmouth Coun- brother, Jerome Hirschberg the teachers, argued that the ty Democratic Organization, of North Miami Beach, Fla.. addition of one day to the which will present a plaque to no-iron sheets by burlington and three grandchildren. school calendar altered the the winner. conditions of employment and The Bedel Funeral Home is The Democratic Organiza- thus was a matter for arbi- in charge of arrangements tion has reserved the Terrace twin size now tration. Patio Room for a luncheon- 8.25 lull 5.50 12 00 queen 7.50 $5 42x36" cases 4.50 pr. As romantic as a summer garden—bouquets ot (lowers bloom on delicate backgrounds of yellow or blue But pretty as they look, these silky percales are very practical They're sturdy Kodel" polyester and cotton that takes to washing and drying like a dream, never needs an Don't sink iron all your savings in

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By JIM BISHOP Laughton, "that it was this as Ms., would a French wife (First la a series) man who bought the weed be addressed as "Mad." My wife and I are, of killer and gave it to you to Proops interviewed Ma- 1 course, people of impressions. THE put into your husband's tea " dame Francoise Giraud, edi- We love London because, in Yep. True. However: "I tor of L'Express. "I expected spite of its enormous size, ev- REPORTER loved my husband — in a to meet a stern, truly liber- erything seems to be min- way." When he was carried ated woman lady who would iature: the Englishman's IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHim out in agony, the wife said, be certain to support the idea home, his two-by-four garden, The big story in the shriek- she promised to stick by him of Women's Lib. Not so," his bowler hat, furled um- ing dailies concerned a 22- for the sake of the child. Proops pontificated. "She brella, taxi, even his toothy year-old wife who, standing in She denied that she slept finds it all quite absurd." grin as he murmurs, the dock at Old Bailey, said with her older friend the In the middle of the inter- "Cheerio," watching his na- that she was tired of seeing night her husband drank two view, the office door opened tion go down the drain. her husband come home from cups of tea with three spoons- with call girls" for playing and an ex-cabinet minister, Confrontation averted This was our sixth visit and work with "love bites" on his ful of weed killer. Not so, she certain records on his broad- M. Servan-Schreiber, entered. we are always intrigued by neck said. She slept with him later. casting program. Without a word, he "kissed President Nixon's announced Mr. Cox was pleased at the top the fact that few Englishmen On the second night of her the editor fondly, tenderly are what they seem to be. So, to frighten him, she put husband's agonizing exit, "I In America, our disc jock- taking her head in his hands willingness to comply with the U.S. court's decision because, he said, it This also applies to the wom- weed killer in his tea. She went to a bar, met a man, eys are crass: they take mon- while she grasped his arms Supreme Court decision that he turn gives the country "new assurance en. They cultivate an air of kept breaking down, sobbing and had a good time." ey A blonde testified that her warmly... as she testified, and insisted friend Janie Jones "told me over 64 disputed Watergate tapes to that no president can block an inde- starchy propriety but I gath- "He departed and I com- that she only wanted to scare But she isn't London, any- to have intercourse with U.S. District Court Judge John J. Si- er, from their publications, mented that he hadn't struck pendent and thoroughgoing in- him. It stopped the "love more than Harrod's is the Dabbs and another man ... I rica has averted a confrontation that that they are all sex fiends me as a French version of a vestigation of wrongdoing high in behind boudoir doors. bites" because he died. only place to buy a trench didn't want to do it, but she is would have caused chaos in our gov- coat. The proprieties are fore- male chauvinist pig. She told the White House offices by claiming "Eve International" adver- someone you cannot say no to The prosecutor, in white most. Little signs on little me there is no equivalent ernment. the right to withhold evidence mere- tises "200 Beautiful Girls to easily." Miss Jones wanted periwig, clung to the corners mews state: "Any person phrase in France. No need to ly upon his own say-so." Choose From" and counsels: Dabbs to play a record called The President has consistently of his black gown and asked having an animal who fouls invent one either." "Make your stay in London a "Back on My Feet Again." maintained that his executive privi- Mr. Jaworski was equally if it were not true that the the footway is liable to a five After dinner, we sat in the time to remember." A full wife had a little something lege was absolute and that he could pleased with the decision, but he has pound fine." Margie Proops writes a col- Connaught Hotel and watched withhold information and evidence page advertisement states: going for her in the person of umn on Women's Liberation. the telly. There was a big encountered too many White House GODDESS a 40-year-old man. BBC producer Jack Dabbs from the courts, even in a criminal She flew to Paris to find out production taken from the ex- roadblocks to be optimistic that his OF This induced louder wailing. sports moist sympathetic eyes why her French sisters were act words on the Nixon tapes. case, if he deemed that the action job will be made easier. He found it LONDON Yes, she had been seeing this behind spectacles He is, I playing the weak clinging Actors played the President, was necessary to preserve the especially disconcerting that the Visiting man for a couple of years. would surmise, a church el- vine game. If, she mused, a Haldeman, Ehrlichman, strength of the presidency. President's attorney, James D. St. Massage "May I suggest," the Queen's der. Dabbs is in the dock liberated woman is no longer Dean, etc. It had an engaging In its 8-0 ruling on Wednesday, Clair, had said a "time-consuming 373-6587 prosecutor said a la Charles charged with "having sex Mrs. and can be referred to title: "I Know What I Mean." the Supreme Court was reaffirming process" is necessary to prepare the what has long been acknowledged by tapes for delivery to Judge Sirica. constitutional authorities. That fact After Saturday's 27 to 11 vote in is that the judicial branch — not the the House Judiciary Committee ap- A letter to Heather executive or the legislative — will proving one article of impeachment, By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK ««»"«"""""'«' HM determine what the law is. the possibility of the President fac- the first political event I re- landed on the water; and the The decision ends a legal argu- ing trial in the U.S. Senate grows Dear Heather: member was Repeal. All this frogs that croaked by the ment that started last October. stronger each day. It is under- Grandfather K , meaning CONSERVATIVE is over your head. banks. me, had his own fourth birth- But it occurs to me that it You may remember the dis- That's when the President fired Ar- standable that Mr. St. Clair day in the same week that is more of a blessing than a chibald Cox, the man he had ap- would be particularly careful to pro- VIEW covery of secret places on the saw Calvin Coolidge trounce pity that you are likely to re- farm — the cool sweet-sour pointed as special Watergate prose- tect his client's interests. If, in John W. Davis. It must have member nothing at all about smell of the barn, the empty cutor, because Mr. Cox went to court doing that, he causes unnecessary been a turbulent time in our Now you are having your President Nixon, impeach- horse stalls, the machine shop Oklahoma household, for my delays in the trial of the Watergate fourth birthday in the midst ment, and Watergate. If your and tool shed, the hutches seeking recordings of presidential father — that would have of presidential earthquakes memory is like mine, these and pens where Grandfather conversations. defendants, we can expect a series been your great-grandfather far more severe than those of events will wash over your re- Stone once raised pheasants Leon Jaworski, the current spe- of events which may bring^about an- — was supporting the Re- 1924. I will tell you some- collection and leave no sedi- KILPATRICK and quail. You may remem- cial Watergate prosecutor, did the other historic Supreme Court deci- publican Coolidge and your thing: I do not remember one ment behind. Years hence, great-great uncles were vot- ber discovering groundhogs . same thing in preparing his case sion. blessed thing about Coolidge, when you read about Nixon, little cool that night, and you ing for the Democrat Davis. and rabbits and chipmunks Davis, LaFollette, or for that you will say, "Well, after all, had to hitch up the dress with against Watergate principals who We hope that does not occur and Your great-great-grandfather, and a big black snake. You matter, about the election of I was only four that sum- one hand and grab for are expected to stand .trial in Sep- that the President lives up to his a Confederate captain, was may remember squatting in Herbert Hoover four years mer." It is a pretty good age lightnin' bugs with the other. promise to comply fully with the down in Louisiana spinning in later The first President I re- the straw of the cowshed, tember: H. R. Haldeman, former to be in the summer of 1974. Michael caught all the fire- his grave. member was Roosevelt, and your chicory-blue eyes big White House chief of staff; John D. court's ruling. By doing just that, he The memories that we store flies, but he was a Southern with amazement, watching a Ehrlichman, former domestic aide will be fulfilling his wish to get Wa- up for you. and put away with gentleman: He let you put cow being milked. to Mr. Nixon; John M. Mitchell, for- tergate behind us. It has been in the Jump!' your outgrown toys, are cer- them in the Mason jar You Or perhaps we will remem- mer U.S. attorney, and Gordon Stra- forefront much too long and is an tain to be more pleasant than ran to and fro under the great ber all these things for you, memories of a president at chan, Kenneth W. Parkinson and obnoxious drain on our national vi- maples for nearly an hour, and hold the memories in the bay. If this past year has until it got too dark to see, Robert C. Mardian. tality. warming ovens of our hearts: been a bad year for presi- and then you let all the cap- Heather learning to swim, dents, it has been a great tive fireflies free "to they Heather learning to "take year for little girls could go back home to their' turns, " Heather holding a We still need income tax This birthday, your fourth mommies and go to bed " bottle for baby brother birthday, will be your first You may remember fishing Douglas, Heather saying Even though Gov. Brendan T. blyman William J. Hamilton Jr., D- one at Hawthorn. Here you with your father, sitting very "good grief!" twenty limes Byrne was spared what some people Middlesex, who said he is not con- have your very own room, still in the center of the ca- an hour. All this is Heather at with big windows looking out noe, not wiggling even a little four, and all this, my love, is think would have been embarrassing vinced that an income tax is dead. at the Blue Ridge Mountains, to him, the state Senate last "Maybe when the public p°ts a good bit, and most difficult of all, happier to remember than to and you have 500 acres, more not even talking. You may re- remember this summer as Wednesday went through motions look at the alternatives," he said, or less, to run off your wig- member the dark green iri- the summer they Impeached that are shocking. Rather than "what was turned down won't look gles in The old brick house descent fish, wet and shining; Richard Nixon. was built about 1812, high on bringing the governor's tax reform so bad." and the summer ducks that GRANDFATHER a hill that looks to every- bill up to a vote, the senators per- One of those alternatives, of- where, by a young doctor mitted the administration to with- fered by State Sen. James Dugan, D- named Aylette Hawes who draw it with the provision that it Hudson, would provide for "a mod- married a girl named Today in history wouldn't be resubmitted est income tax" based on a sur- Frances Thornton. A very long time after that, in 1911, charge on federal income taxes plus Today is Monday, the 210th In 1987, 134 American sail The legislators are off on vaca- your other grandfather — day of 1974 There are 155 ors died in a fire aboard the an increase in the sales tax from 5 Grandfather Stone — bought tions, and action to meet a state Su- days left in the year. aircraft carrier, Forrestal, off, per cent to 6 per cent. the property and made it preme Court order to find a more Today's highlight in his- North Vietnam We can expect requests for tax beautiful again. Now you are equitable system of financing public- tory: conventions, new studies, nuisance growing up In the hills and Today's birthdays: Writer education will have to wait until af- On this date In 1920, air taxes and just about anything that fields and ponds of Hawthorn, mail service opened between Owen Lattimore Is 74 yean ter Labor Day. and these are the things you New York and San Francisco old Dancer and choreogra- can be rushed through. New Jersey may remember: pher Paul Taylor If 44. needs what every reliable study has On this date - We agree with the governor that You may remember a sum- In 1729, Carolina became a his income tax program is the best shown — tax reform via a statewide Thought for today: I don't mer-soft evening in June, royal province of England know who my grandfather of any that has been suggested be- income tax. It also needs legislators when you and your cousin Mi- In 1959, Hawaii held its first was; 1 am much more con- cause it is the fairest. with courage to admit it and then do chael chased fireflies on the election ai a state and elected cerned to know whit hit We also agree with Assem- something about it. lawn. You were wearing a the first Orientals to be grandson will be - President long dress, because it was a seated in the U.S. Congress Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865 No-Fault showdown MO. . "\\tt •r »mu rwrrhK I' ;> a* IBM's record results "Urgent ltd instantly IS) KCM.KK K. SHMK Pleat*, pleas*1 this instant VOUR MONKVS lil I his past spring by a tio X0203 The former. leading U S association n( a load fund, is al 7 I'enn ('en telephone Western Inmn lull y - In 1*62 we bought rive I rial lawyers urging help in SICCKSSIll ter Pint, Philadelphia. I'a free give operator only .shares of International Husi WORTH killing Ihi' 1974 National No 19103 The indicated yields' names and addresses of your ness Machines al $445 iiiHiiiniiiiiiiniiniiiiinwiimtiliiMiiiiiiiiH Fault Motor Venn le Insur IWISTIM, fi »ni income distributions are associates, secretaries, Through the years these have HOC Act. then turning up fui have lost il you are laid up by 6 5 per cent for Decalur and clients, relatives, friends in 1 increased from splits to 2b IIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIUMIIIIMHIIMIIIilHIHIIIIMMI t'arh nanii you give, 10 pro Senate vole an accident, the cost of hiring 5 8 per cent for Financial whose names you want to shares The company's legal test messages will be delu liesult Within 4K hours a housekeeper if the spouse The latter, a no load, is lo (Mr Spear cannot answer answer all questions possible protest federal no fault All problems and the bad slock iTfil IMWTW I" key sena inure than 4,000 mailgrams who normally does the hous<- rated at 900 Grant St , Den all mail personally, but will in his column) the rest is automatic For market are unsettling Should •MI niivcinment leaders surged into Ihe Capitol appOf keeping is taken out ol com I >e|| these shares now or IHI|CIHI)4 crucial votes" ing no-fault — in many cases mission by an aulo accident, wait three years for tax ad- On behalf of retired signed by people who didn'1 funeral costs and survivors' vantages after I retire' — people, housewives and stu even know then names were benefits if the accident is [at NURSING HOME C H • MH«nr C»f dents who are forced to buy being used al • RN tn «Ml» all limn t MMIIIII Itm.n insurance they don't need, Instead of returning in ben A — Although it is dis MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER The bill, though, passed Ihe couraging to watch your in- NAVISINK HOUSE please oppose S iH (Federal Senate on May I II is now up efits only about half of every r vestment drop from a high \o Fault)" proarhmg a final showdown dollar of aulo insurance p e value in excess of $9,000 to ' Kxpenence indicates that in Ihe House before this Con IDiuins you pay. no fault M.900 in an IK month period, no-fault raises premiums gress dies and it is again up would return at least 70 cents you are still well ahead of while taking away rights 1 violent opposition The savings would come from your $2,225 cost However In brief the chips are down elimination of overpayment IBM has rebounded strongly for a bill that would for nuisance claims" and re from the June low, reflecting Klimmate the need in most duct ions in le^al fees and the announcement of record FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS auto accidents for you. Ihe cuu rt cost i (II nder the second quarter operating re- \n tin), In prove thai Ihe uth •KMM version of the bill In sults (iross income jumped el driver was al fault before Hie event of fatal injury, dis 25 per cent for the first half, you could collect medical and ability lasting 90 days, or while earnings, at (6 22 a other benefils — a process serious, permanent dis FDR. COMINJ& (XXDER WA Fluhr's share, were up 31 per cent which can take months or figureineiii. an accident vic- year to year Although com- • Dallvary Optional •» professional years and cost thousands of tim or his survivors still could Slight additional parisons for the last half are service will dollars in court costs and le bring a liability suit against chirgt • Bank- the person responsible for the not expected to be as vigor Amtrlorda Maatar gal fees; Ch«rg« accaptad an help you knock accident) ous, record earnings of $12 40 Automatically and promptly a share are possible Ml* mtfchandlta al i% out winter. Call reimburse you not only for Lined up for the national additional charga. The upswing in outright for a cheqk-up your full medical and rehabi no-fault bill are all leading purchase of equipment (as Illation costs, but also for a consumer organizations, ma- today opposed to rental and lease), large part (and in many jor unions, the huge Amen which began late last year, cases, all) of the wages you can Association of Retired Persons, the American Insur- apparently continued through ALL MERCHANDISE 1st QUALITY ance Association, and State the second quarter. However, STEREO Farm Mutual, largest of U.S. rental and service contributed auto insurers. What, then, do 10 2 per cent to revenue com- THIS WEEK'S PRICES! the opponents argue? pared with 9.5 per cent in the first quarter. The govern- BEAUTIFUL MUSIC 1 — That our auto insur- ment's anti-trust suit, sched- LUMBER... SHEETROCK FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES C SERVICE ance premiums would be uled to start this fall, may 2'rt-il 24 HOURS A DAY raised, not lowered, by a no- Economy Orada 89'E. take some of the steam from Rag. SALE fault system a price-recovery move. These INSULATION C But an independent actua- shares, at only 17x projected J»3-7f1 95 « 79%. 4I7IH Rag. Sal* rial firm, commissioned by net, are well worth holding. Shaatrock 2.00 1.69 the National Association of 2i3-8tt 1.20 e. 99'.. Sears Insurance Commissioners — Q — My wife and I are in Sha*trock 2.20 1.89 which opposes the no-fault bill our late 40s, have 1,013 shares 2»4-7lt 1.20.1 99 ... Whrie poilrail photography — and the U.S. Department of United Income Fund and 2.60 2.29 has become an ait" 2«4-8rt 1.40.. 2 V Thick Foil of Transportation concluded $15,000 in savings. We would 1.19., lnaulaUon100iq.tl.roN like to build a retirement V Hi 2" If 7.95 6.88 that premium savings prob- Partlcl* Board. 1.89.. 1.50... 3 V Thick Foil fund with the $450 we are able lnaulaUon70aq.lt roll... ably would be achieved in ev- lilt c 6.95 5.88 ery state under no-fault And to put away monthly What •halving 48' if 35 if I" Thick Foil the lower premiums would secure income investment 1l2 Inaulatlon 50 aq. II. roll.. 8.95 7.88 buy substantially superior would you suggest? — A.R. Spruca Furring ...6'IF .048IF A — Two income funds M protection than motorists are Sprue* Furring/ 075LF buying at higher prices today. which have performed well SHINGLES over the past decade are 240 Ib. Mil allng Double 2 — National no-fault would SHMOLI* Decatur Income Fund and Fi- be a "usurpation" of state's PLYWOOD... WhIUOnty nancial Industrial Income rights. 4x8 Sheet* flag 18 95 tq SALE 15® But the states have been Hag. SALE orrwr color• tvlltbli a' nguli print notoriously negligent in many $ 1llk.P*H Portrait vitally important fields of % "tnterior Plywood 7.75 5.95 $ «2M ft roll consumer protection — and % " Interior Plywood 8.95 6.95 flgg. fl.95 there is no reason to assume Vi" Interior Plywood 10.95 $8.95 that they'll take significantly ALUMINUM PATIO DOORS more responsibility in this H'' Interior Plywood 12.25 *9.95 area. Also, in our highly noble 6'x6'8" WHITE REVERSIBlEl nation, a motorist traveling V*" Interior Plywood 14.50 M1.95 through New Mexico cer- WITH $ tainly should have the same % " Plyscore 7.95 *6.9S You get an 8x10 protection as the motorist %"Plyicore 10.50 *8. TEMPERED ^ traveling through New York. GLASS H " Pfrtlcle Board 7.95 *5.99 139 color photograph 3 — The motorist would be stripped of all of today's % " Particle Board 11.50 7.99 rights to sue and collect from CROSSBUCK COMBINATION • a person who caused a fatal or seriously disabling acci- DOORS ...LAUAN WHITE ALUMINUM DOORS dent. PRE-HUNG . PR E -FINISHED a silver-like metal 1V Hollow Cor* Rag. SALE This is simply not the case 18"x8O" 10.40 8.33 portrait charm under the bill now before the SIZES TO FIT 2O"x8O" 11.95 9.59 32">80" OR House. It would give accident $ victims a chance to sue in Alex Flores 24"x8O" .' 11.95 9.59 36"80" DOOR 95 THIS WEEK ONLY 1% THICK We lake the portrait, then you get such cases and in other cases 28"xBO" 13.55 10.88 in which the right to sue was 49 one print of the buit pose etched on Hunter Marine 30"x80" 13.55 10.88 a silver-like metal charm and one restricted, the bill would 32"x80" 14.25 11.3* print of your choice lor framing • guarantee the right to recov- names manager GALVANIZED FENCE You choose from finished portraits — er losses. 36"x80" 15.30 12.18 not proofs • Choice of poses • MARLBORO - Alex 2x4'MESH GAUGE Extra prints available at reasonable 4 — The trial lawyers would KloreS, of Bayville, has been PAIRS OF PAINT GRADE 1" THICK prices • No obligation to buy addi- lose one of their most lucr- 36" HIGH x 50 FEET 14.50 12.29 tional portraits • Limit: one offer ative sources of income. named plant manager for per person, two per family • $1.25 Hunter Marine Corp., here, BOTH for just No comment necessary. LOUVERED DOORS 36"HIGHx100FEET 27.50 23.39 charge for each additional person in manufacturer of cruising and groups • No appointment necessary ALL LOUVERED • Charm available for individuals and racing sailboats. SIZE BEQ SALE 48" HIGH x 50 FEET 19.25 16.39 groups ol up to 3 persons only. Saxe take§ post Mr. Flores brings a diver- 24"x8O" 18.20 15.50 48" HIGH x 100 FEET 36.50 31.00 with law firm sified experience in boat building to his new post, hav- 28"x8O" 20.25 16.75 noagelimit! LONG BRANCH - Richard ing served most recently in H. Saxe of Klboron has joined the research and development 30"x80" 20.95 17.50 PANELING SPECIALS ADULTS, FAMILY the firm of Tepper, Goldberg department of Silverton Ma- rine Corp., Toms River. For- 32"x8O" 21.50 18.00 I GROUPS WELCOME! and Aaron, 12 North Third TRUCK LOAD JUST ARRIVED Ave. mer positions in the marine 36"x80" 22.65 19.50 WEYERHAEUSER & GEORGIA PACIFIC Mr. Saxe is a graduate of industry, include production Vt" Thick 4x8' Hardwood Paneling Horace Mann School, New management posts with Hili- TOP LOUVEREO BOTTOM RAISED PANEL York City. He graduated ner, Jensen Marine, Luhrs FACTORY SECONDS from Harvard University, Boat Company and Silverton. 24"x80" 21.30 18.10WALNUT HICKORY A nMTOGUPHft ON DUTY ROM 9 30 A.M. TO I P.M. (ON NIGHTS STOIIS OPEN LATE) cum laudc, in 1967 and from He has a broad background 30"x80" 23.35 19.95 OAK ELM C ' MONDAY WIT J9TH IHIOUGH SATUIOAT AUGUST 1ID (ONIT AT STORES USTID IllOW) Huston University School of in moulding and fiberglass BIRCH 795 Law in 1971, where hp edited preparation. 32"x80" 24.20 20.60 VALUES DISTRESSED M SHEET *KAR«. ROFBITK »NI> III. H,. k.JL li,. I.I. the Boston University Law At Hunter, Mr Flores is in TO Mniik Ibno, 1.1 Review. charge of all manufacturing 36"x80" 26.20 22.00 BIRCH 21.75 -1.1, • 1-l.ml. Yt I nfc.n I it*. NJ Since 1971, he has been New operations V. Hrun—^k, N I • .•.••] TREATED l'..k.hlll. W • ill.,. ll.....k s I Jersey's Deputy Attorney A native of Houston, Tex., Qeneral in the Division of Mr. Flores served with the GARDEN TIES 1ST QUALITY PANELING Law. U.S. Navy where he culti- 1 vated his interest in boating. •"xe-xB '8.50 E«. REG. SALE He is a graduate of the super- 10 OR MORE '7.95!.. 43 Poldto 3/16" 9.95 6.88 visor training program of- fered by the Rutgers Kxtcn- 6-X.-X4- '4.50 E. 44 Rustic Walnut 3/16" 14.9S 9.95 sinn Department. Mr Flom is married, and 10 OR MORE '4.20 El. 50 Mojaitic Moplt V." IJ.95 9.49 he and his wife have two chil- 6-X8-X41 '5.95 E>. dren. 160 Nutwood Suprarm 3/16" 6.95 4.88 10 OR MORE '5.50 El. 31 Tawny Irown 3/16" 1.49 5.94 Mala wan book 4"x4"x8'PENTA TREATED '4.95 El. 57 GtnuiM Indian |# nr Kouwood '-." 24.95 10.73 sale a success STOCKAGE FENCE REDWOOD MATAWAN - Maps, SUPERSPECIAL records and about 5,000 books INCLUDES 4"x4' POST were sold at the 1974 book |8'x4' SECTION...'16.95 PATIO DECK sale of Ihe Friends of the 4x4' SECTION REG 22.95 Matawan Library .8'x6' SECTION...'19.95 WHILE THEY LAST Frank Burke, book sale chairman, said the event, set LOOK FOR THE HOME CENTER SIGN up in the borough mall in Ihe Center Ol town, was one of Ihe 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. most successful ever ^* MONMOUTH Practically all the books IBUILDING SHREWSBURY were sold the first day of the (Across Irom Sycamore Langs) sale, Mr Burke said CENTER Supporters of the library d and categorized the ?47-5220 books for sale afler they were HOURS: MON. TUES. SAT. 7:30 AM. - 6 P.M. WED. THURS. FRI. 7:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. donated by the public H J MOMMY.. l»7« Matawan Twp. growth curb asked BWYDUR MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - week ago between the town- Mr Carton alto said a let- state might request that the ed from regionahzation be- A letter asking all township ship council and the author- ter from Frederick Almerino, township link up with the cause they had been oper- boards to discourage future ity It will be sent to the Plan- chairman of the authority, Bayshore Regional Sewage ating primary sewage plants construction and subdivisions ning Board, the Zoning Board wUI be sent to the federal En Authority within three to four a step below secondary in the township has been ap- of Adjustment, the Industrial vironmental Protection years. plants proved by the Utilities Au- Commssion and the Environ Agency and the state EPA The treatment level of the thority The authority said it mental Advisory Board asking that the township not Mr Almerino, added that WIFE Bayshore system, Mr Carton wants to be sure that its sew- Lawrence A. Carton 3rd, be forced into hooking up to a the bonds on the township's said, isn't any higher than the age plants can handle any the authority's attorney, said regional sewage system un- plants haven't been paid off level of the township's three new developments the authority's sewage plants less it is compensated for the yet. He estimated the value of secondary sewage plants. are near capacity, although plants it now operates. the township's system at one The letter is the result of a they haven't yet reached ca- A town like Hazlet. Mr to one and a half million dol- meeting approximately a pacity According to Mr Carton the Carton explained, had benefit lars ASILVER J Howard critical of proposals for Bf/WL revision of taxes

WASHINGTON - Rep James J Howard, D-N.J today expressed deep concern over actions of the House Committee on Ways and Means in the area of tax re- form. "The decisions which the Ways and Means Committee have made public have only served to further pinch the average taxpayers, while con- tinuing to allow the wealthy enormous tax deductions," Mr. Howard asserted. Mr. Howard has introduced a number of his own bills to A BANK RISES - President William L. Griffin Jr. and Laura Reiss, a tell- close tax loopholes and to er, lend helping hand with trowels at construction site of Shrewsbury State make the present tax system Bank's new colonial-style main office facilities, Broad St. and White Road more equitable. in Shrewsbury. Completion of the bank's permanent office, adjacent to Its "Under the guise of 'tax present temporary facilities, Is planned for January, 1975. simplification' the Ways and Means Committee has deleted Kep. James J. Howard Our sleek, many deductions which tax- sporty Fox fits women to a T. payers in the middle income (valued at $581 million for the Its soft, smart inside holds five— Notice of Public Hearings on Changes range have counted on to taxable year) and elimination comfortably Yet Its outside it Increasing Intrastate Telephone Rates slightly lessen their tax bur- of the health insurance pre- trim enough so It handles nimbly den," Mr. Howard said. mium deduction with new, in- She'll love the size of Its appetite, creased limits on the amount too: 23 miles per gallon. Public hearings will be held commencing on Monday, "The corporations and And the best port Is. our Fox August 19,1974, at 10 A.M. prevailing time before the Board of Public wealthy individuals," he of medical and drug expenses costs less than most minks. Utility Commissioners of New Jersey In Room 208, 101 Commerce added, will continue to re- which may be deducted. Street, Newark, New Jersey, on a Petition of New Jersey Bell Tele- ceive huge tax benefits which The Committee has also de- phone Company, Docket #747-522, for approval of increasing intra- are not available to the aver- cided that these medical ex- state telephone rates. age American. penses must be at least 5 per Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. The schedules of increased telephone rates requested, "Although some benefits to cent of income before they Highway 35, Oakhurst which could affect the toll rates of all telephone companies within the help ordinary people are are deductible. This will cost (201)493-8000 State of New Jersey, are on file in all of the New Jersey Bell Telephone broadened, such as child- taxpayers across the country Company business offices and at the offices of the Public Utility Com- care, retirement income cred- some $1 billion this year, Mr. mission. The proposed rates are available for public inspection be- its, and alimony, the cuts in Howard said. tween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., Monday through Friday. deductions far outweigh the "Just the question of the Any relief found by the Board to be just and reasonable benefits provided by these medical deductions alone will Advertise in The Register may be allocated by the Board for consistency with the provisions of changes, and seriously in- cause serious problems to N.J.S.A. 48:3-4, and for other good and legally sufficient reasons to crease the burden on the al- families all over the country any class or classes of customers. ready heavy-laden taxpayer. who are already suffering be- cause of increased medical "I believe the American FIRST OF THE SEASON New Jersey Bell Telephone Company taxpayers could accept costs. changes if they were applied "Additionally," Mr. Howard NEWLY HARVESTED equally to all taxpayers. said, "the committee is elimi- "In that way, the cuts could nating the exclusion from tax- be offset by savings realized able income of the first $100 by the increased revenue ob- in stock dividend (costing tax- Early tained through elimination of payers about $300 million), massive special interest de- severely limiting casualty de- ductions." ductions on losses, which will Mr. Howard noted that have to be valued at more Apples these changes are part of tax than 3 percent of the tax- here's proposals sent to the Con- payers gross income (and will gress by the Nixon Adminis- cost taypayers some $142 mil- AND TANGY NEW tration - which continue to lion)." I- a allow benefits for corpo- "In no way can these ac- rations and wealthy individ- tions be labeled as 'tax re- uals. form,1 we will not have tax Cider z. 59' reform until all Americans, Among the tentative REGULARLY 80* Yi Gal. changes approved by the rich, poor and in-between are line-up treated equitably under the Ways and Means Committee are the elimination of the laws guiding the Internal state gasoline tax deduction Revenue Service." of r Make A Date SWEET CALIFORNIA INTEREST A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. Rates: $100 for 3 lines for' one day, $1.00 each addi tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line Plums«,. 39* First MerchantsTime Deposits $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line All the fiiii-M varifii<-. including S»nl« $6.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10 00 for 2k ROM, Eldorado. Mwlriri Ro»i and IJI- days, $2.50 each additional line. Deao'ine noon day before roda publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the 6.50% - 6.81% Date Secretarv Today — For cnuoren, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical MILD SCANDANAVIAN S500MINIMUMDEPOSIT 2 1/2 Year MatuntyAutomatically Renewable moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Middletown. Dial 671-3319. JULY 30 Swiss Cheese 6.00% :: 6.27% Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings Tuesday GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINGS evenings 8 to 10 p.m.. Brookdale ('(immunity College S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT One Year Maturity Automatically Renewable Cymnasium. Admission $1 00. students 50c. Senior (ill Reg.f2.09lb. -I $500MINIMUM DEPOSIT IMS free. Paul drammer conducts Bach's Mass in B mi Additional deposits accepted nor. in amounts of $100ormore. Interest paidfrom day of deposit todateof AUGUST 1, 2 5.50% permitted withdrawal Rumson-Sea Bright-Monmouth Beach Pop Warner cheerleader registration, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Piping Rock Apple Crumb Cake 85* Federal RcguLitions pormit pri'maturi- withdrawals on the above lime Depos- Park. Ages 10 to 13. its provided the interest rate on the amount withdrawn is reduced to Regular Regularly 95' • Nice for breakfast or lea Passbook St»vinns rate and three month's interest is forfeited AUC.UST 2 Youth Honors Course of Long Branch Summer High WE ALSO OFFER School presents its concert at 8:15 p.m.. Long Branch Ju- nior High Auditorium Admission $1 50 Robert Spencer 0/ REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS conducts Kodaly. Dello Joio, and DUflgb* Plenty of Our Own Corn, Tomatoes fg^ Interest paid day of deposit to day of withdrawal, compounded tfj and paid quarterly, as long as i2S is kept on deposit AUC.UST 3 Flea Market Post 23 in American Legion air condi- 5% tioned hall. W Front St.. Keyport, Aug 3 Space $5 9 a m.-« p.m For information call ?MH a"e>- irm

AUGUST 14 Monmouth County Chapter of the College of SI Eliza- beth Alumna Annual Summer Luncheon at the Kssex and Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake, 12 noon Fashions by Knrico- Crlsta, Allenhurst For reservations, call Mrs. Aloyslus King, 946-9750

AUGUST 24 "Outdoor Flea Market" - Sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of St Mary's Armenian Church. IIK4 Ocean Ave , Klbefon 10 am -5 p m Space available, $5 Arme ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK, N.J. Juit South of Route 537 Light 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES nian food served Rain date Sat , Aug 31 775-0049 or 776- , Mam Office 60 Neptune Blvd-, Neptune. N I K333 OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY, 9 TO 6 Member Fedfjl Rrww SyWem/FeoV«l l>p<« u InturifKeCorp |j FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9. AIR CONDITIONED ..•.•/..:••< . . /•.-..*• N.J. Law Journal backs lawyers in controversial case By BOB OlllILL guilt Uled It Ihe present caw in- found and photographed the pendently When the defend the lawyers fell they were re nf the bodies learned of the bodies? TtBMTON (AP) - The IW fine is the ethical line volving the client'' I wii bodies but said nothing to ant, a 38-year-old mechanic, leased from Iheir obligations What if the defendant had M are questions for for a crime that has been In the New York (CM, Ihe confidential relationship be the authorities The bodies irsiifu'd at his Inal about olh of secrecy and revealed that tided about Ihe other which law schools provide no '"'npleted but which it. unre two court appointed laywers tween lawyers and clients has * fie later discovered inde- er killings he had committed. i hey had known the locations killings'' What if no one had UWI been thrust into the spotlight by an extraordinary case in New York Two Syracuse attorneys re vealed recently that they re mained silent for three months after learning u( the location of the bodies of two young women who had been killed They felt they were le gaily obligated to keep quiet because the information was given to them in confidence by a defendant accused of murder in another case The father of one of the ABooL,.AMovie... murdered girls filed a com plaint against the lawyers lor

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'" •••••••HI •••••••••KM MM II withholding information of a crime. The county and state bar associations are in- now, A Carpet! vestigating. In an editorial, the New Jersey Law Journal sided • with the lawyers. "The New York attorneys cannot be faulted for having abided by the Code of Profes- sional Responsibility, as presently enforced," the edito- rial stated. The editorial board of the Law Journal is comprised of Philadelphia Story prominent attorneys, in- cluding a number of former judges. They meet on a regu- lar basis to choose topics SHEHADI JUST PURCHASED ALL THE about which to express an opinion. "There had to be a con- sensus on the ethics question REMAINING STOCK OF PHILADELPHIA or the .editorial wouldn't have run," according to an associ- ate editor who was not present at the meeting. "I'm CARPET CO. FAMOUS TEXTURED PLUSH SHAG! not so sure I would have en- dorsed that particular deci- sion." Matisse and Seurat The claim of confidentiality between a lawyer and client is a privilege established in would love this carpet. legal history, written into the Code of Professional Respon- These famous impres- sibility (or the American Bar Association and adopted as law in most states. sionist painters would According to the Law Jour- nal, the New Jersey rule is recognize the pointillism qjflte clear: JA lawyer may not "reveal a confidence or secret of hi; in which they expressed clent." But the'lawyer is ad- - monished to disclose "the in- tention of his client to commit their immortal art . . . a crime and the information necessary to prevent the random dots of color crime." A "secret" is defined as the information gained by the lawyer "in the profes- blend to form a truly sional relationship that the client has requested be held inviolate or the disclosure of expressive overall which would. . be likely to be detrimental to his client." effect. Defenders of an absolute lawyer-client privilege por- This is a carpet of tray it as the cornerstone of the adversary system of law in that an accused is entitled today, a strongly tex- (• counsel even though he confesses to his lawyer his tured plush shag with shorter^ and fatter tuft 6 receive yarns spaced more association closely together. scholarships MATAWAN - The Mata- The 100% nylon wan Italian American Associ- ation and its auxiliary have announced the three winners pile takes hard wear, SAVE $5.00 sq. yd. (that's over $250.00 of their annual $250 scholar- ship awards. gives up stains and dirt savings on the average 50 sq. yd. home) Angela Fotia, daughter of Mr and Mrs S. Fotia of Eng- readily. Here are some examples of what your lishtown, a graduate of St. John Vianney Regional High School, Holmdel, will attend 10 colormixes, each room will cost carpeted with Philadelphia story Douglass College in New Brunpwick to major in chem- . . . 9'xl2' room (12 sq. yds.) $155.40 . . . lstrf Besides her Italian containing up to 7 hues: Lmerican Association award, fiss Fotia won a scholarship Icy Morn, Indian Corn, 12'xl5' room (20 sq. yds.) $259.00 . . . D Douglass College, is listed n Who's Who of American 12'x21' room (28 sq. yds.) $362.60 ... a 50 ligh School Students and is Festival Green, Fire- he winner of the Abraham Veckstein essay contest. cracker, Atlanta sq. yd. home $647.50 Joseph D'Onofrio, son of AT and Mrs Rudy D'Onofrio Autumn, Mountain Mist, Remember this is complete . . . carpet, of Lincroft, is a graduate of fled Bank Catholic High tackless installation, over B.F. Goodrich School. He will attend Prince- Cloudy Amber, Night ton University, majoring in prelaw He Is a winner of the Horizon, Blue Horizon, sponge rubber princess pad—NO EXTRAS. yodman Scholarship and a (member of the National lion I Mil our newly decorated ahoicroinn in >or Society A straight A stu- Southern Sun . . . Shnwtbltry, The ltir»csi carpet selection in dent at Red Bank Catholic, he Monmouth County. ecelved letters in baseball, (asketball and football SHREWSBURY — Hwy, 35 — 741-6272 The third winner of a $250 cholarshlp is Karen Tambu SKA GIRT — llwy. 35 — 149-5900 »llo, a recent graduate of TOMS KIVKR — IIwv. M — 341-6900 arltan High School, who re- •Ived the association's voca- SHEHflDI onal award Miss Tambuello ill attend Berkeley School, FIRST FAMILY OF CARPETS RUGS — ORIENTALS — RUG CLEANING — CUSTOM DRAPERIES asl Orange, to study were HUH larial skills 10 MONOW, JJIV2t Summertime weddings announced Sweet-deAlteris Shemeley-Burke JKKYI.I. ISLAND. C,a - and Kred DeCosimu STRATFORD, Conn - control technician al Davis Miss Patricia Anne de Aliens Mrs Sweet was graduated Miss Kathleen Mary Hurke and (leek American Cyan.- and Stuart Sweet Jr were from Henry Hudson Regional and William Michael She mid in Danbury, Conn . marned here yesterday dur School. Highlands, N J She int'ley were married here where Mr and Mrs Shemeley ing a Methodist ceremony received a bachelors degree Friday evening in Our Lady will make their home after a Mrs Richard Mirhel conducted in Faith Chapel by in fine arts summa cum laude of Peace Church The Rev wedding trip to New Damp (The former Mrv Muarl swrel Jr. the Rev K L. Williams A re- from Kent (Ohio) State Uni Vincent }' Cleary officiated shire Lyna Murphy) mer l'atru-ia de Aliens) ception followed at Crane versily, College of Fine Arts at the ceremony, which was House in Theater, and majored in followed by a reception at Co- acting and directing at the lonial Caterers of Hickory Michel-Murphy The bride and bridegroom I Diversity of Georgia (Jradu Mill ;ire appeanng here this sum For her wedding, the bnde ate School, department of Parents of the couple are COLUMBIA, I.C - Miss HUM in the Theatre Center carried a family Bible which drama and theater Mr and Mrs Charles K Lyna Adden Murphy, daugh production, •Drumbeats in Mrs. Michael Tapal Mrs William was brought from the Holy Burke, Stratford, and Mr and ter of Col and Mrs Meredith (ic-iiigia " Their parents are Mr Sweet, an alumnus of (The former (The former Mrs William M Shemiey, M Eklund Murphy of San An- Land and belonged ondinally Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomas Cherry Hill High School, was Ann Weisman) Kathleen Burke) Willow St . I'urt Monmouth tonio. Texas, and Richard Al- to her great-grandmother. de Aliens. 225 I. Highland awarded a BA degree in polit NJ len Michel, son of Mr and Ave . Atlantic Highlands, ical science from Ursinus Col Mrs Edwin John Michel. 10 Robert Bruce Michel was Attending the bride were N J . and Mr and Mrs Sweet lege, Collegeville, Pa , and a River Edge Drive. Little Sil best man Michael Dennis Topal-Weisman Miss Joan Brennan. maid of of Cherry Hill, N J master's degree in fine arts ver, N.J., were marned here Golden, Milton William ASBUHY PARK - Congregation Sons of Israel was the honor, and the Misses Carol Thorpe and Richard Edward Honor attendants were Mrs in theater from the University Saturday evening in St Tim-^ silling here today for the marriage of Miss Ann Weisman. Burke and Virginia Wasilnak Marshall were the ushers Joseph Thomas De Aliens Jr of Georgia Graduate School othy's Episcopal Church by daughter qf Mr and Mrs Bert Weisman. 279 Oakley Ave , Kl Frank McNellis was best Mrs Michel received a de- 1 the Rev John y Crumbly lit !mi and Michael Topal, son of Mr and Mrs (Icorge Topal, man. The ushers were Robert gree in elementary education There was a reception in HU2 Monmouth Road, West Allenhurst Ralph and Kevin Burke from the University of South the Officers Club, Ft Jack Mrs. Donald Benfz Bentz-Mautner Rabbi Sidney Goldstein officiated Mrs Shemeley was gradu- Carolina here. son (The former Margaret Mautner) ASBL'RY PARK - In Holy Ushers were Edward M Mrs Howard Weisman was matron of honor and Robert ated from Stratford High Gilmon was best man School and received a BS de- The bride is the grand- The bridegroom is an Spirit Catholic Church tie re Mautner Jr and John Mail daughter of the late Mr and alumnus of the same school Saturday, Miss Margaret A Mrs Topal. an alumna of Long Branch High School, at- gree in elementary education tner. Mrs. Thomas Gleaton Player and majored in business eco- Mautner, daughter of Mr and tended Union Technical School, and was graduated from from Western Connecticut Mrs. Bentz received an AS Shore Modeling School She was formerly employed by Uni- State College of Orangeburg, and Mrs Tal- nomics. He is the grandson of Mrs. Edward M Mautner, 514 bert W. Murphy, Orangeburg, degree in secretarial sciences versity Graphics, Shrewsbury The bridegroom, an Mrs Horace L Ball of Ocean Buttermere Ave , Interlaken, and the late Mr. Murphy She from New Hampshire College The bridegroom was graduated from Ocean Township alumnus of Middletown Town- Grove, N.J , and St Peters- became the bwde of Donald was attended by Miss Mered- and prior to her marriage High School and attended Brookdale Community College. He ship (NJ ) High School, re- burg, Fla. and the late Mr. J Bentz, son of Mr and Mrs ith Ann Murphy, maid of hon- was private secretary to the is employed in Real Estate Property Management of Mon ceived an AS degree from Ball. Russell J. Bentz, 22 Bright or, and the Misses Victoria treasurer of Westrans In- mouth County. The couple will reside in Ocean Township Western Connecticut State Col- Mr. and Mrs Michel ware view Ave., New Shrewsbury Sewell Murphy, Sara Susan dustries, New York lege. He is a Vietnam veteran on a wedding trip through the Hughs and Doris Margaret The Rev. Francis L. Nolan and is employed as a quality western states and will reside celebrated the Nuptial Mass Mr Bentz, a U.S. Air Force l.awton here. There was a reception in the veteran, expects to be gradu- Squires Pub, West Long ated in June with a BS degree Branch in political science from Peluso- Laura Kinucane and Russell Wichita (Kan.) State Univer SHOPPERS SPREE Mrs. Jack Drerhsel Bentz were the couple's honor sity. They will reside in Wich- Clayton (The former Megan Neyenhouse) attendants ita. RUMSON - Miss Sherry Top Name Brands at Patricia Clayton, daughter of Factory Prices Mr. and Mrs. James L. Clay- Drechsel-Neyenhouse ton, 146 Fair Haven Road, RED BANK - In St James which was followed by a re- Mr. Drechsel is an alumnus Fair Haven, was married here Day Trip to Pennsylvania ' iiholic Church here Satur- ception at the Molly Pitcher of Union High School and at- Saturday in Holy Cross Cath- day, Miss Megan Anne Inn. tended Union College. In the olic Church, to James Joseph August 14 Meyenhouse, daughter of Mr. Attending the bride were fall, he will attend Wharton Peluso, son of Mrs. Ellen V. Peluso, 44 W River Road, $ and Mrs John A Neyenhouse Mrs. Lawrence R. Moravek, School of Business of the Uni- Mrs. Anthony (.hior/i Mrs. James Peluso Rumson, and the late Munroe 14.50 Jr., 122 Riverside Ave., be- matron of honor, Miss Bar- versity of Pennsylvania, (The former (The former Peluso. < arm.' the bnde of Jack Ed- bara Zegers. Miss Suzanne Philadelphia. A Vietnam vet- Virginia Smack) Sherry Clayton) ward Drechsel, son of Mrs. Zegers and Mrs. Gary Koe- eran, Mr. Drechsel is an or- The Rev. William Carton of- Includes: Carl William Drechsel of nig. ganist and pianist and man ficiated at the double ring Toms River, and the late Mr. Mr. Koenig was best man ages and directs Orion, a con- ceremony, which was follow- • Air Conditioned But Drechsel. and the ushers were C. Wil- temporary musical group. Ghiorzi-Smack ed by a reception at the Clay- • Box Lunch RUMSON - The marriage Guingno, Edward Smack, The Rev. Nicholas Youpa liam Drechsel Jr., Thomas ton home. • Cocktail of Miss Virginia Marie Smack Gerald Lenner and Walter officiated at the ceremony, Zich and Walter Gorczyce. CHILDREN'S PARTY Mrs. Patrick J. Morrissey and Anthony L. Ghiorzi took Smack. • Day's Shopping HIGHLANDS - The High- was best man Bridesmaids place here Saturday in Holy The bride was graduated lands First Aid Ladies Aux- Mrs. Ghiorzi was graduated were the Misses Nancy C. Cross Catholic Church. The from Homewood Flossmoor iliary will have a Tricky Tray from Shore Regional High Clayton, Hollie MacDonald Rev. Stephen Duffy officiated High School, Flossmoor, III., party for children Wednesday School, West Long Branch, and Betty Pinkham Personalized gill service Just at the ceremony, which was and Brookdale Community and attended Brookdale Com- at 7 p.m. at the First Aid Thomas King was best man cdi 842-1000 pick up Ihe phone We deliver followed by a reception in the College, Lincroft, and is a and ship tor you munity College, Lincroft, and Building, Valley St. Refresh- and the ushers were James T. Non-Commissioned Officers physical education teacher at U OCMnporf Ar« Broward Community College, ments will be served and par- Connor, Fred Dispensiere and COAST TRAVEL 33 BROAD RED BANK Club, Ft. Monmouth. Ranney School, New Shrews- Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ents are welcome to attend Stanley Buck. Parents of the couple are bury. She is the grand- Mr. and Mrs. Peluso are Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Smack, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn graduates of Rumson-Fair 1201 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, Hartman of Riviera Beach, Haven Regional High School and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fla., formerly of Rumson She is a teacher's assistant at Ghiorzi, Astoria, Long Island. The bridegroom is an Red Bank Manor Nursery Attending the bride were alumnus of Mater Christ! School and the bridegroom is JUST A HAIRCUT TO YOU Miss Melanie Stout, maid of High School and received a employed by the Borough of honor, and the Misses Wendy BS degree in chemistry from Rumson. Van Winkle, Barbara Ver- City College of New York. He A REPUTATION TO US After a wedding trip to Ca- bosh, Jeannie Cancellieri and is a chemist with North nada, Mr. and Mrs. Peluso Jane Smack. American Paint Corp., Wana- will reside in Monmouth Michael Ghiorzi was best massa. Beach. FIRST ANNUAL man. Ushers were Robert They will reside in Bayville. men's and women's hair fash- >is demand great care and time. The VanViiet-Booth Bridal Note lair stylists at Comb 'n' Scissor are RED BANK - Barbara B. Booth, a freelance graphic artist, and Benjamin F. Van Wet, Red Bank bureau manager Wedding and engagement the experts in their field. Don't ruin for The Daily Register, were married here Saturday at the forms are available on your hair by "do it yourself methods". home of the bride's parents, Dr and Mrs. Edward Banta, 3 request to The Daily Regis- Fisher Place, setting also for the reception ter's Contemporary life de- Demand the best — and the best in Mayor Daniel J. O'Hem officiated partment. There is no fee hair care is available at Comb 'n' Scis- Mrs. James Magowan, Fair Haven, and James R charged for any material McCormick, Little Silver, attended the couple used. Wedding details are sor. preferred in advance. 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THE BYRNES - Mrs. Brendan T Byrne, honor ary chairman of Saturday's Monmouth Park Char- Safari so good ity Ball, and her governor-husband peruse one of the party programs prior to dinner in the Jockey B> Marguerite Henderson the escalator, And while all this money way through the bush — all Club. lo I he cutout of the zebra's was being raised within the the way from Morven, their (H'KANI'ORT - It Wiis Ihc Register staff photos 28th annual Monmoulh Park siri|(id di'rriiTt" that provided air-conditioned confines of the Princeton home. Chanty Hall a Itgbttaatad touch in the din- .turkey Club's restaurant — a ing room — where thing, can Ah, yes lot of rousing fun was being K<'t rather heavy when auc- raised just beyond its doors MODISH COUPLE — Giving a sortorlal nod to The theme was junj;l<- sa tion bidding gets started on the main floor of the Mon- Gatsby, Pamela and Edward DeLuca, Oakhurst, fail, and it looked so goody! 'round about II p.m. mouth.Park clubhouse saunter into the safari staged atmosphere at the All the way from the banks Some of the top prices — 28th annual Monmouth Park Charity Ball. of plants and jungle panel There everything was up- established with the bang of a beat as Peter Duchin gave gavel wielded by a Sotheby the downbeat and throngs of Parka Banwt auctioneer — young people (and some not were for the David Webb gold so young, too) danced into the and multi-jeweled necklace early morning hours They ($2,500). the artist's proof of took their chances, too, at the a porcelain carousel lion by midway games, strolled out Cybta ((2,100). diamond pins towards the paddock or down donated respectively by New lo the track, and generally York jewelers William Barth- whiled away the hours oggl- man and Harry Winston ing others (each brought (1,200), two All was in the cause of season tickets to New York charity. Since the inception ol Hangers games (a nice round this gala (2,500,692 has been (1,000) and a silk-screened distributed to a variety of racing scene by l,eroy Nei- wothy organizations. Last man ($850). year alone some 60 local Prices paid for auction groups shared in the record- items with closer-to-home ties breaking (171,000 Monmouth were (925 for the mink coat Park Charity Ball Fund by Sam Silberman of the Fur Mrs. Philip H Iselin: Salon, Red Bank; (350 for the Oceanport, wife of Monmouth boxy Lucite handbag that Park Jockey Club's board Count Anatole Buxhoeveden, chairman and president, and Rumson, covered with hand Mrs. Bernard B White, Lo- done miniatures of French cust, headed the committee impressionist paintings, and for 1974's chairity ball and (250 for the needlepoint back- carnival. gammon set worked by Mrs. Mrs. Brendan T. Byrne was BE SEATED — James Field, Oakhurst, seats his wife preparatory to filet Milton E. Mermelstein, West honorary chairman. She and mignon dinner served at Saturday's Monmouth'Park Charity Ball. Deal. Governor Byrne beat their

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Unto, 36 Lock Orange. and Mrs. James White, Haz- St. Petersburg, Fla ia hotel and restaurant man- delphia Edgar Mooncy M, » Rob- Saint Mary's College, Em- wood Place, Fair Haven, has Mrs. Kathleen Seaman, let, has been granted a fresh agement from Michigan State Sharon E. Llitifleli, in Road, Rumson, wu gradu- mitsburg, Md Jobs W. Inwrtgkt, 433 Tin- been named to the dean's list daughter of Mr. and Mrs. man scholarship to attend University. East Lansing, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil- ated from Marquette Univer- Jeffrey C. Meyer, son of ton Ave., New Shrewsbury, at Bethany College, Bethany, John A Dugan, Colts Meek, West Virginia Wesleyan Col- htch liam L Utchfield. 75 Beech- sity, Milwaukee. Wta Mrs Charles Meyer, Hazlet, has been accepted at Shepard W Va wu graduated cum laude lege, Buckhannon, W. Va College, Shepardstown, W. Jeffrey aad Jeremy Beak, wood Ave , West Long Mary T. Cost, daughter of was graduated from the Charles W. Loekwood, son 6mm Glassboro State College Aana M. Scaisilr, daughter Va. ions of Mr and Mrs Charles Branch, was named to Mortar Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. School of Foreign Service, of Mr and Mrs Charles W with a degree in elementary : of Mr. and Mrs Arthur R E Boak, Sweet Briar Lane, Board, national leadership so- Cook, 41 Fair Haven Road, Georgetown University, Mary C. Fraadsea, daugh Loekwood, 31 Edgemere education. | Senopole, Saratoga Drive, Holmdel, were graduated ciety for women, at Bucknell Fair Haven, wu graduated Washington, DC ter of Mr. and Mrs Robert J Drive, Matawan, was gradu- Anne M. Tramharus, 20 Ir- Colts Neck, has been accept- from Cornell and Harvard University. Lewisburg, Pa. from Mount Union College, Sssan R. Wittenberg, Connolly, 364 Cedar Ave., ated from Ithaca College, Ith- ving Place, Red Bank, has ed at Centenary College for Long Branch, received a aca, N.V. Universities respectively. Steven Spinello, son of Mr Alliance, Ohio. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. been accepted with special Women, Hackettstown. bachelor's degree in home Both have been members of and Mrs. Thomas J Spinello, Katklee A. Bergli), ill Paul J. Wittenberg, 16 Cypr- Nicholas GrassU, 7 Anna recognition at Iowa State Uni- economics from Montclair their school's lightweight row- Monmouth Beach, has been Statesir PI., Red Bank, and ess Lsne, Matawan, was Themas P. Smith, son of polls Drive, Hazlet, has been versity, Ames, Iowa ing teams for four years. Je- accepted at the University of remy, a magna cum laude • South Florida, Tampa. graduate, will accompany Derek Tyaes, son of Mrs. Harvard's New England Edith Owens, 22 New St., Sea Championship Crew to the Bright, was graduated cum Henley on Thames, English laude from Boston University, rowing regatta, July 2. Boston, Mass Mr* Tynes will Jobi R. Vaa Kirk, son of enter Rutgers University in Mr. and Mrs John H. Van- the fall for graduate studies. Kirk, 4 Bingham Hill Circle, Gary L Zackowtti, English- Rumson, was graduated cum town, a student at University laude, and James L. War of Maryland was awarded the Kkaaer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Knopf Memorial Martin Warschauer, 38 Oak- Scholarship from the New lawn Road, Fair Haven, was Jersey Society of Architects. graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College, Deborah H. Lutz, Holmdel, Hanover, N.H., where he was was named to the dean's list etected to Phi Beta Kappa at University of Rhode Is- land, Providence, R.I Sarah P. Davis, daughter of Karen L. Koelsh, daughter Mrs. William E. Eitner, 19 of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Highland Ave., Rumson, and Koelsh, Leonardo, was re- Margo Montgomery, daughter cently initiated as a sister of of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zeta Tau Alpha Women's Montgomery Jr., 10 Brook- Fraternity at High Point Col- dale Drive, Rumson, were lege, High Point, N.J. graduated at Colby College- New Hampshire, New Lon- Sae Wehrman, Galewood don, N.H. Drive, Holmdel, has been ac- cepted at Marietta College, The Woman's Club of Ea- Marietta, Ohio, where she tontown awarded the follow- plans to -major in commu- ing scholarships to area stu- nications. dents: Jilllin Beaschel, Anne D. Eckert, daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bert Beuschel, Eatontown, re- Eckert, 63 Bellevue Ave., ceived the Betty Drum schol- Rumson, has been elected arship; Antoinette Rlgalado, vice president of pledges of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. the Alpha Phi sorority at Rigalado, Eatontown, re- Denison University, Gran- ceived the Post High School vUle, Ohio. scholarship; and GUI Gold- tchmldt, Ft. Monmouth, re- Peter G. Tamblyn, son of ceived the Laura Simpson Mrs. Betty Tamblyn, 29 award. Wyandotte Ave., Oceanport, has been pledged to Phi Kap- Carol J. Crazier, daughter pa Tau national fraternity at vt Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cro- Westminster College, New rier, Fair Haven, and Lisa D. Wilmington, Pa. Zlmner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Zlmmer, Trenton State College Matawan, were named to the presented scholarships to dean's list at Heidelberg Col- three area students at its lege, Tiffin, Ohio. Award's Day ceremonies: Ant Dirfee, daughter of Kathryn Damm, Red Bank, the Rev. and Mrs. Harlan C. received the Patricia Cham- Durfee, 17 Gayle St., New berlain Memorial Scholarship, Monmouth, was named to the given annually to a woman dean's list at Grove City Col- physical education major who lege, Grove City, Pa. has demonstrated the ability to overcome difficulties and David E. Ball, 283 Spring obtain her education; Gary St., Red Bank, attended St. Dlckelman, East Keansburg, Lawrence University's first received the Wendell B. Secor Writers' Conference held at Memorial Award, in memory the university's conference of a former head of the Math- center on Upper Saranac ematics Department to a se- Lake in the Adirondack nior mathematics major for Mountains. excellence in the field; Mark The following students were Murray, Atlantic Highlands, graduated from Boston Uni- received the Awards Com- versity, Boston, Mass.: mittee Scholarship, sponsored Lairle Anderson, Rumson; by the Awards Committee as Timothy Gray, Red Bank; trustees of school funds and Edward Gnttenplan, Long given to students to further Branch; Doana McCall, New academic education. Shrewsbury; Daaiel Ral- moado, Red Bank; and A. Keith Tradeaa, son of Mr. Christine Vanderbllt, Red and Mrs. Lawrence Trudeau, Bank. 16 Parkway Place, Holmdel, Glean R. and Mark A. has been accepted as a fresh- Sprees, sons of Mr. and Mrs. man in the Communications Russell W. Spreen, 3 Pilgrim program at Grahm Junior Way, Colts Neck, were named College, Boston, Mass. to the dean's list at Georgia Institute of Technology. • Thonus N. Darkin, 201 Sil- verside Ave., Little Silver; Lee Ledda, Karen Opltz, has been accepted at Davis and Debra PetUnato, Hazlet, and Elkins College, Elkins, Bridget Hadel, Keansburg, W. Va. and Sisan Bryk, Port Mon- Steven Mazacco, 33 Mon- mouth, were capped in a can- terey St., Hazlet, has been dlelight ceremony marking granted a freshman scholar- the successful completion of ship to attend West Virginia the first year of a three-year Wesleyan College, Buckhan- nurse education program at non, W. Va. the Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing of Perth Christtae Westoa, daughter Amboy General Hospital. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Weston, Fair Haven, has The following students are pledged Alpha Delta Pi soror- planning to attend Ursinus ity at Jacksonville University, College, Collegeville, Pa., in Jacksonville, Fla. September: WOUara C. Hut Feather A. SUadt, daughter cheas Jr., Matawan; Barbara of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. S. Cotadla, David R. Glack, Lacy, Middletown, has been Middletown; John W. Irish, accepted at Palmer College and Stephen J. Swartz, Rum- of Chiropractic, Davenport, son. Ia. Students recently enrolled Deborah Kneale Blakeslee, at the Katherlne Glbbs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. School, Montclair, include John Kneale, 45 No. Sunny- Lee A. Berlanlt, Hazlet; crest Drive, Little Silver, was Marilyn Meriaiky, East graduated from Earlham Col- Keansburg; Diane Mitchell, lege, Richmond, Ind. Middletown; Karen Moge, Belford; Debra Onder, Holm- Cheryl Calais, daughter of del; and Nancy Scherzer, At- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Calais, 8 lantic Highlands. Georgetown Road, Colts Mary F. Plgnataro, daugh- Neck, has been accepted for '.er of Dr. and Mrs. Frank admission to West Virginia Pignataro, Red Bank, was Wesleyan College, Buckhan- graduated from Merrlmack non, W. Va. College, North Andover, Amory O»bon Jr., son of. Mass Mr. and Mrs. Amory Osborn, Jndy L. Colbert, daughter 71 sundlsh Road, Little Sil- of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Col- ver, has completed his fresh- bert, 147 Central Ave., Long man year at the Georgia In- Branch, was graduated from stitute of Technology, where Pace University, New York ' he was a member of the City, where she was named to "Ramblln' 'Reck" marching the 1V74 edition of Leaders In band. Black America Miss Colbert Debra D'Oaefrw, daughter previously received an assod- of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph ate degree from Strayer Col- D'Onofrlo, 56 Sllverwhlte lege, Wtatlngton, DC. Road, Little Silver, was awded the Sallie Thomson GwabJIne DeFIIIIpe, 5 E. Humphreys Prize for out- Lincoln Circle, Red Bank, ASBURY BYK RED BANK OPEN WED. 8 FRI. 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Kennie Stennell looped a burgh runs in Ihe sixth Los Angeles Western DIVI Cubs M. Pm* 1 double down ihe right field Ken Hui>wfII hit a lie break sum lead, a commanding II *, Ted Sizemore'* leadoff ing double in Ihe eighth in gaaaee on July 10. shrank i» homer in the ninth inning Hetmer. a surpnv line with two out in Ihe ninth, nmg and Teddy Marline/ (<>l ty games as the Dodger* lost gave St Loui. the victory starter for Pittsburgh ftt then raced home on llebner .•, lowed with a tworun single, to the Atlanta Braves 3 2 and OUT Chicago terday because of leg in single to left off Mac Stane, leading Ihe New York Mels lo ihe resurgent Cincinnati Reds Jim Slaton fired * three-hit- juries singled in the ninth in 3 5 Dave (Iiusti. M, got the a 4 1 victory over ihe Mon *wamped Ihe San Diego Padr ler and (ieorge Scoll and mng to give the Pirates a 4-1 \ Met) I real Kxpus es 14 I Mike Megan clouted two-run wcliirv over the Philadelphia The Pirates lied il 3 3 in the The space between Ihe homers to pace Milwaukee's Phillies eighth Al Oliver, who had en Krnie McAnally. MA start tended his hitting streak In 23 ed ISM eighth by walking John fust place Dodgers and the victory over Baltimore Hebner. who also stored Ihf games with a first inning Milnei on four pitches Rusty runnerup Keds is now Ihe A bases loaded walk lo Ber Pirate* first run after douM double, beat out an infield Staub forced Milner. then Kd narrowest since April Win. me Carbo and Cecil Cooper* ing in a two-run seventh in single and continued lo sec- Kranepool singled and Bos when Cincinnati (railed by run scoring single, snapped a ning worked out before Ihe ond tin Dave Cash's wild well doubled down Ihe lefl three games sixth inning tie and Boston game and. told Manager Dan throw He took third on Willie field line The Reds' Joe Morgan went on to beat Ihe Yankees n> Murtaugh he was ready Slargell's grounder and John Montague replaced homered in the third inning. for Ihe 10th straight time in We were surprised he want scored on Manny Sanguillen's Mi Anally and walked Don Ihen touched off a five-run Fenway Park. ed to play." Murtaugh said infield hit Hahn intentionally lo load the lifth with a walk to help Jack The leg's been bothering Mickey Stanley set up a The Phils look a 2-0 lead in kfjeest, then Martinez bounced Billingham beat the Padres. him for a while first-inning run, then clubbed ihe aeeaasf inning when Willie a single lo left Mho managed five hits 1 thought we had the game a three-run homer to high Montanez. stretching his hit Believer Tug Mc(Jraw. who Los Angeles relief ace Mike in the bag but our bullpen fell light a five-run ninth that ting streak to 17 games, sin has lost four games, got his Marshall threw Ralph Garr's down again," said a dejected powered Detroit over Cleve- gled. Bob Boone singled him first victory of Ihe baseball grounder into center field to Danny Ozark. manager of ihe land to third and Tommy Hulton season allow Leo Foster to race Phillies "We get a good sev Gene Tenace slammed a tripled off the right field wall The Expos got a run in Ihe home with Atlanta's winning en innings out of starter Ron pair of home runs. Bert In the fourth, Jay John- lop of the second on Mike Jor run in the 10th inning Schueler, then we cant hold Campanens doubled in two stone unloaded his second geaaaaj'a double and Bob Bail Elsewhere in the National 'em " runs and pitcher Ken Holtz- home run of the baseball sea- ingle but the Mets tied League. Ihe Houston Astros Murtaugh said it was "a big man scattered six hits to lead son it in the bottom of the inning trimmed the San Francisco ball game, but not crucial when Kranepool walked and GlaatS 3-2 and the St Louis Oakland over Chicago in the Anybody in the Hast could Ili-uner, Stargeil and Sang Boswell and Martinez singled Cardinals nipped the Chicago first game of a doubleheader s 1111 win it yet with two uillen doubled for two Pitts months k'ft •But coming back from three runs down in the sev enth has got to mean some- thing for the ball club." Bosox bash Yankees For the New York Yankees, was thrown out at home Bangers trimmed the Kansas the big hit of the game for ab STnnttltl S I I CovnlD playing in Boston is no Tea trying to score from first base City Royals 6-4. us" Htbne: 3b S I ? Boarass Oli»« cl 1 St for what the football season could dime by heat prostration in displayed in earlier matches the $16,000 first prize felt before. I fell lightheaded further information contact 1 15 p m a spokesman for be like if striking veterans Monday and exhausted " Dick Steadman. the National Football League supporting the National Foot The final will be televised •••••••••••'••"••'•••••••••••"•••'•"•XIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIMIIIII team *»id Official an hall Players Association don't •MBCMDMt was withheld v) end their nearly month-long Larleton s Nationals hi. larml) MJUKI »*• nutifiitl strike ugamst Ihe 26 NFL Solomon has won both of his TBI tpckt man Hid be clubs previous encounters with didn't think NcCaHerty had /I f »l/>f*I /"/# f I V I I #-•) Don Mrl'affrrty And if events continue Vilas They met indoors in »MMIC»IJLMOUI '•vr had d b*»r\ tUACt pie along their present course, vir,.as Solo. cjico,. j, « g J! .» II < pound ta n Detroit laat year, ihe num passed (or Iwo touch- Township, who went two for Iwo and played a sparkling short- mnn pr(>,,.rs t0 lay bil(.k an(J RMl OblO SUIr fullback allS leatn ended »ui ai ihe NFL downs to lead Ihe SI Louis slop was named the Most Valuable Player Bolh played for p,ay ,„„„ „,,„,. m, had served ' money with H dis Cardinals past Ihe Buffalo tne National Division Solomon said he became tr««-»•«• the Baltimore Colti He tppatottng 9>91 record Bills 21 13 In Ihe Hall of Fame The National Division broke a 4-4 he with its big last hall joined Ihe (oils in ItM IIiH death came just one il Canton, Ohio Salur of the fifth Ken. Provine started the rally with a single, and flrst s(.t amlha d JSJ, ln assistant to head eoarti Weeti day after the Urns' first In- •fUr Wendell Becker walked, Charlie Carney s.ngled in Ihe f 11 • I mn Ewbank. and succeeded Don con The game; the first pro not when he noticed that Mar- to»i at Botttmor. Shula al Ihe Ballimni ilurieii Saturday with rookies ,i foi the league, Hill DeYoung and Pete Kodngue/ walknl. forcing in an- siiffi>rim> trnm ihe other, and Steve Smith's single plated two more Brian l.oeh- in IK70. •imlin with mostly free "!. 4, « .„,„, 1 Al10 1 ing'- rtngled ended the •coring In Baltimore McCaf ued i" observe Uw playm a*- i rookies, while .\]\.nm. ()lll n, nown(.r(. •• „. o, CM W " '" "' "" Blind allowed only one hit ,n Ihe three innings he worked led tli> M veterans picketed s;m) S(),omon .., ,hnoRhl a| 1'ele Pell/, of Atlantic Highlands gave up six runs during his Bowl victory over Ihe I ifferty in Ktirviv could be more of the „,, ^^ st.n and was Ihe losing p.lcher Pelt/, and Bob Wonlley hit flrs( 1 M but Cowboys. In 1972 he balked al dots rune two so* Mime Itils weekend if negntia lh,n „„ j^,, nmnK .^in ., „„„,„„„ orders from the fmnl office to lions fall to produce results I don't know whal happened IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIMHIIMIMIMIIIIIIIM ' 15 Nichols' victory earns trip home PORT CREDIT, Ont (AP) - Bobby Nichols breathed | Jack NidUaus, l. AI ••'• speedway, Dudley went just a Mailman • Jet (114) Doty .M not inside for the very logical 1974 at Wall Stadium Satur >he Limited Sportsman 30- John i Beit Bet 1109) Cuoaolupe IS I D-Uorious Affair, A Woman's little too high into the turn Genorch (114) Cedeno 17 1 Rose Glow (117) Blum .4-1 reason that Milio supplies — day night Dudley took the lap feature also was decided Donee Along (10* I McCorronC 6 I TCKOS Roily (110) Solomone >.... Secret, Belb of Marwal and Kremer was able to duck Mlily Pleasure (114) Gollllono II Burls Present (1141 Moc Betti "I don't want to get kicked." lead early from his sixth Or Clipper 1114) nr BEST BET: Royal Draftsman on a one-lap-to-go restart. PrlvoieTimet 1112) Aoullero 4-1 starting position in the Modi- under and pull up door-to- Worthing 1119) Imporoto 4 1 Llonlor cut) nr (4th) Bonlta Blue 1114) Daly IM Libertarian 1116) Marqutl The fly count has risen fied feature and built up a door. As they came out of the The winner was George "Son- Prince Ecllpte (109) Ailorgo 3 1 Prince Del 11101 MocBeth Friday's Winners: Augusta J. Boilodor (1091 nr 4.1 Nose Em Out 1113) Bails from an average of 50 flies comfortable lead until a 17th second turn, "Haulm' Henry" ny" McCurdy Jr. who, with Spring Forward (114) Borrero (4..I); Cudco (14.41): )rd - U.m; ! ye mtm, Ctm%.: IVi tor Built (1711 Gobrlella per bam early in the summer lap caution period in the 35- nutdragged'Junior and the the victory, takes over sole Full Spoce (117) Pot$more ..:. 77 DAILY DOUBLE (12.41); duo entered the third turn Game Commander (117) Imporato II Ilk - tlMW; I ». » «• F 4 M. to between 100 and 500 now, lapper closed up the field possession of first place in the Miss Bounty (114) nr 10 1 •tee, In-. 4 11It Tun Glad Janta (5.81) with Dudley half a length in Fiery Heart (117) Tlchenor IM Saracen Manor 1114) Moselev 4-1 and the height of the season Three time Modified track points Second was Larry Pat- Mrs Ott(ll7l Paumare 77 Stylish Genie (114) Perrei 5-J is yet to come. Dr Hansens front, but on the outside terson, and Ed Senkewicz was Jewish Princess 1115) Borrero II Love Not (1191 MocBefti 4-1 Scratches champ and the current point LodyVcro (1171 McCorronC 17 1 Morion 1107) Villon • • ' said that the fly population leader Charlie Kremer Jr. of But a mishap in the third. Heats were won by Weslbrook Pork (1171 Kolloi 10 I Enchanted Native (1131 nr 4-1 1—Ethel Farle, Crimson Tune. TheMOUlk (117) Borrero )-> Mystic Vlllo (1141 Astorgo 7-3 will increase until the frost Toms River, racing from his fourth turn brought out the lohn Blewett, Jr, McCurdy, Flight ol the See (114) Barrera II BoyolFunoy (113) Tlchenor 1-1 Smeralda, Ahmlc Harbor kills them off. and Stan Wohl The consi vic- Following Wind (1211 Borrero 4-1 2-Gun Point, Blrchcrest, Misty 12th grid position, moved his yellow flag for the second nm — UAH: 1 V* mtm; SVi Mr. tor was Butch Malsbury Peppy Addy Illl) Broutsard 1S-I ; I » f t^f 4 1 CM*. I Pleasure, Private Times. Next year it may be diffe- big block Ford-powered Pinto time and the feature was de- Double or Single Illll Guodolupe 131 cided in a one lap final sprint Lullaby Boy (111) nr I I Beth ol Morwol lilt) Alvorel H Bonita Blue. Bailador rent. Certainly where there and pressed Dudley hard French River (III) Alvarei 4-1 MvllshivdWIMIcell KM With one lap to go. it was The single file-restart saw Twenty-lap Modern stock Gonk Illl) Guodalupc 10 i Glider Girl II0SI Arrovove IM 3—Flight of the Bee are horses there will always Lee Gary Illl) Broussord 6 1 Pennrutt (lit) nr IM action saw Neil Rutt win as 4-Happy Chanuca, Which be flies, but through the Mon- shaping up to be one of the Dudley come home first with Disproved!3) McCorronC 7-2 A Woman s Secret (1111 McCorron 1-1 he nosed out point leader Sparkrolser (till Borrero II Glorious Affair (lit) Perret 7-1 Means, Dawn Victory mouth Park research effort most exciting finishes this Kremer second, Gil Hearne Happy Chanuco (111) Barrera IM Visual Flight (116) MocBeth II Richie Berardino Round Slake mil nr 10-1 Our Best Slrl (!»] MocBeth 6 1 K—Saracen Manor the pest population should be year. third, Bob Rossell fourth, and Cloudy, track fast reduced dramatically ,„,,,„,, | IIMIMIIIHIII IIIIIIIII Ill ••••Illl IIIIIIIII Ill Illllllllillllllllllllllll I Mil I I Illllllllllll I 100 pros poised for State PGA

CHATHAM TOWNSHIP - The $110,000 Club Profes- What we give you free, since 1965 to claim both the Besides the championship, and NBA eager Jack Mann of The field of 100 professionals sional Championship to be Open and PGA in a season. the PGA also will host a the Buffalo Braves. who will tee off tomorrow at played October 24-27 at the Babe Lichardus of the East "Pro-Booster" in which sev- Completing the "fun" day you can't get on most cars the Fairmount Country Club Pinehurst Country Club in Pi- Orange Golf Club was the last eral stars from other sports will be a "Champions' Clinic" in Chatham Township in the nehurst, N.C. player to score that "double." will compete. Set to play, of golf instruction featuring (10,000 New Jersey PGA Golf -The $10,000 Izod Inter- Babe, a three-time PGA win- are: Ranger Ed Giacoman Buczek and Lichardus. PGA at any price. Championship, will be playing national Invitational to be ner, will be among those in and ex-football Giants Frank Hall of Fame member Vic- less golf for the biggest pay- played October 27-November the forefront seeking to G if ford. Tucker Fredrickson Ghezzi, the 1941 National off in the 47-year history of 1 at the Mid Pines Country thwart Buczek. So will Dodge and Chuck Mercein, along PGA champion, will handle the event. Club in Southern Pines, N.C. Open champion Lloyd Monroe with Alex Webster, former the commentary for the shot- The PGA will be contested For this the sponsor guaran- of the Uptvr Montclair Coun- baseball standouts Bobby making demonstration. It will over 54 holes instead of its tees an all-expense week of try Club, along with former Thomson and Ralph Branca be presented at 6 p.m previous 72 holes. The reduc- competition, plus an addition- PGA titleholders Pat Schwab tion means golfers will play al $2,500 for pro-amateur of the Playboy Club/Hotel, only single rounds tomorrow, play. Bob Shields of the Cedar Hill Wednesday and Thursday Defending the PGA title at Country Club, Stan Mosel of TRACTOR and RIDER SALE But what a bonanza the Fairmount will be John Buc- the Essex Fells Country Club MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE winner will gamer. In addi- zek of the Plainfield Country and Dick Pearce of the Echo tion to a first prize of $2,000, Club. John won the title over Lake Country Club he also will qualify automati- 72 holes last year at the Ash Former Open champs who DON'T DELAY ANY LONGER WE'VE GOT THE BEST PRICES ON WHEELHORSE AND YARDMAN. BEST DEAL cally for three rich national Brook Golf Club and two pose a threat, include: Les FOR YOUR TRADE-IN ASK FOR JOE. OKAY championships: weeks ago added the H.I. 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I T#X ITIMUDw JJ wUlLi (IMIX •• t •utitt MriiJ 350 V-8, 4-speed, buckets, power steering, AM/FM, mags, stripes, etc , 25,931 miles BUHLER & BITTER $ ESTABLISHED 1925 1972 VEGA *GT' HATCHBACK 2195 CHRYSLER "Plymoutli IMPERIAL r«>S"^jBf»»1 4-speed, tach & instruments, AM/FM radio, mags, wide ovals, stripes, 17,872 miles $ NEW PHONE: SALES A SERVICE 204-5000 1970 VOlVO 1800' SPORTSTER COUPE 2395 3290 Highway 35, HatUl 130 h p fuel injection, buckets, power disc brakes, radio, new WWS, etc , 58,394 miles "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE!" CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMING THROUGH FOR YOU! 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741 -3130 SHREWSBURY is for the LITTLE money needed ... OVER 50? is for the ENJOYMENT you will get... is for the FORD that's in your future ... DOREMUS FORD & SENIOR ADVOCATES INTERNATIONAL T is for the TROUBLE you'll avoid ... HAVE NOW JOINED TOGETHER IN THE RED BANK AREA 0 is for our OVERSTOCKED condition ... TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC and V is for how VERY happy you will be ... PERSONAL INTERESTS OF OUR CITIZENS OVER 50!!! E is for the ENERGY you will save ... K is for the RIDING you will enjoy ... SAI is a National Membership Organization that can provide ... J is for the SMILE upon your face ... 1/ LOW COST HEALTH INSURANCE! • SPECIALLY PRICED TRAVEL PROGRAMS! PUT THEM ALL TOGETHER THEY SPELL... • DISCOUNT CAR RENTALS! }/ PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS BY MAIL AT LOW PRICES! • S.A.I. RECOMMENDED AUTO INSURANCE! DISCOUNTS!!? • SOCIAL SECURITY COUNSELING SERVICE! • TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR YEAR END LEFTOVER SALE 1/ CASH DISCOUNTS IN MANY LOCAL SHOPS! • OVER 200 NEW 1974 FORDS AVAILABLE NOW • MOST MODELS - COLORS - EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE HOW DO YOU JOIN? Any citizen over 50 who buys a New or Used Car or Truck at FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY nvfw uv iw 'vii*. QOREMlls FORD will be provided with one year's FREE MEM- BERSHIP in SAI ... and you will be able to taks^advantage of • BEAT THE HUGE 1975 PRICE INCREASE all the benefits of this great organization now! EXAMPLE: Slock #379 — New 74 Pinto Wagon. 4-cyl- mder — Automatic Trans — Whitewalls — Deluxe Bumper Group — Luggage Rack — Squire Option — Special Paint (Gingerglow) Further Benefits: DOREMUS FORD is in the midst of its Annual Leftover Sale . . . Tan Interior Trim over 200 new 1974 Fords to choose from and our prices will AIR CONDITIONER never be lower. Beat the 75 price increase and receive a membership in SAI FREE, also! EVERY CAR IN STOCK SIMILARLY PRICED

700 Shrewsbury Ave. ' N.J. Salet Ti« ftM V Feti mutt be added — Dialer Prtp • freight Included Cor. Sycamore SALES DOREMUS FORD SERVICEE 1 H PARTS 741-6000 700 SHREWSBURY AVE (cor. SYCAMORE) 741-6000 i. II TheDtftyRegNter wnamm HJ 1 A*f* FerUH 1 MtfNrMi COMET M CHEVROLETS i 9+m IS ., RASSAS CADILLAC C CAPRI 'Hfll ui • t''*0 t, pIlCilic 19/1 Se vice Boythorr Chrysler Plymouth I/O WALL Lincoln Mercury FOKO STATION.WAOON IM4 /vcHiifO po'ly wfK) neethj WALL Lincoln Mercury S3280 1100 Atk lor Credit Monogei CMEVROUT Wll Imoolo An Foul UiCD CAR DIVISION • iiti no money d( • CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 19*9 «KU hardtop MOOO miles E>cellentcon Brood it 1 Newman igu ings Rd JAGUAR KKE IH; - Nem winl, lop ly,y VI Power Sift USE D C AR DIVISION Red ,.„„. 141 iJMI Broad SI 1 Newmun Ser ingi DO WALL Lincoln Mercui^ " Sl.000 original miles Needs fjlion 12340 166 140V Rodiol tires i.cellenl .ondifion Pays Honing V 000 milel S2' lSH i.ionis »> J0W tad Son* WSJJO USEDCAP DIVISION tendti uiid on'l but otherwise excellent CHEVY II NOVA 1961 Real gut saver CORVETTE I9t) - (nlofter over 11.000 model* to chuovt ''W condition S4'» Call 717 Ml 7 FORD TORINO 1970 KAr MOTORS toll OASIS WOTOkbu ICi tmrdlop Air BtoadSI I New'non Sprina* Rd Euellenl condition Call otter 6 Mp m Call between t and I evenings Door 16.000 nnlei Red Bank I47UM CHEVROLET Si mi New Hres and on 142 4142 or 142 SS7/ HIMU AjiitrO pu i.MMfig a» tondtt'O'tJI dil.or \1 7U AHe* & AJl MERCEDESBEN2 SALE S 1 St KVICE CHEW II I9»7 condition All pown L o« mileoge Asking 44.OX) niitr* HWi Wwiv olher modcii 'o KITSON CHEVROLET CO BUICH Ltl»e- .erl.ble CADILLAC 1962 SEDAN DE VII IE 100 Ong broken 14J0 white top tlSO Call alter S » pm 671 root rack good lues HOC '41 2614 OOOGE CHARGER IV'] - Automatic FORD Coll 264-00U oner I ?4»J CHEVROLET IMPALA 1972 CHRYSLER JOU Wo/ I9e4 Chevy Nova .Hi. air 14.000 miles Sun root AM FM 1WJ Ga.o*i« 400 Fouf door, hahr blue. I ANDAU THUNOEHilRD ItM -All BUICK 1970 - LeSoOre custom Power. CAWARO WO Vt Foul speed CHEVROLET 1964 VI 113 engine Best otte, lodu, Boon sle»unu Bo*er brakes Call blue vinyl lop. air conditioned power i»er Ver» clean Must be seen MM HIM Wanted parly who neeil', Power •,'fc^iiy Good condiliun S200 Coll W 72\i on 46.000 miiei ve'y reasonable Set a) *iil> no rnoney down on a 1972 Chevrolet Con 1420392 between 4 7 p m W Locust PI Rd . Locust or coll ?91 91S9 291 lit: oiler 6 pm 264II0V Impolo Custom Air conditioning 20 700 OOOGE - OATSUN " J2825 " CAOILLAC 197! - Sedan DeUille Vm,l .CA1ALINAI9M 5 000 miles Fully rules SZ49S Many othei models to choose CHEVROLET I95J - Sin cylinder iliik CIRCLE CHEVROLET LABRIOLA MOTORS INC WALL Lincoln Mercury lop and leothei Entiemt 1, wen cared lor equipped Radial lues 11700 plus 31 pay from For quick credit call OASIS MO Good shape Needs shocks 1140 Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury Newman Springs Rd Red Bonk 741 7433 UStD CAR DIVISION LE MANS 1973 Will occepl trade 222 1234 menu ol SI 1» 60 0 month 117 37O» TORSot 12011 711 7100 /4I 3130 Brood SI I Newmon So'inai Rd Choice ol loo Bolti one owne* DODGE VAN 19*9 • V I automatic UNO Rao Sank HI iWI an) sold new by us S««e no*1 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Call utter 6pm 4«S IW4 JtEP SALES AND SERVICE OOREMUSFORD Twin Boio Motors, me RASSAS SALESSERVICE PARTS 131 E Newmon SprinasRd Red Bonk m Snrewsburv Ave Red Bonk 741 MOO CALL NOW 74?«4O PONTIAC 3»i i-ood « »4I im »- *—* 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale eves wMHt LINCOLN 1971 Continentol Coupe Dark oxeen "hlle wlon lop onv lu«ui» oppolnlmeim. olr onditioned 4J 361 miles $3285 WALL Lincoln-Mercury .USED CAR DIVISION Broad SI I Newman Sprlnos Rd ^__ MALIBU mi - $1" cylinder. <»*2*", ATCLI USED peer sleenng Pooder blue U»« Call We're 546 1903 otter 4 p.m. CARS MALIBU PONTIAC U 'VM twodot WW tires AM-FM radio Seat, WW tire, AM-FM '72 CHEVROLET MALIBU SPORT COUPE remote rwror 33 210 miles mirror. 37 155 miles MARK IV 25.693 miles radio, 37,154 miles ISO VI, 4 ipo Tachometir, g»ao«i \917 WhIU t«t«rlor, burgundy in*«rlor $ Heavy Duty Sutpennon. Mag block nylon p. Sttrec, crutw conlro., tilt $ Wheels, 53,110 mi wri«», olr conditioned, Ml powef. V.H0 52495 mllef 3895 3495 '3495 '3495 '3295 '3195 $5885 73 GRAND PRIX PONTIAC 71 MERCURY WALL Lincoln-Mercury 72 BUICK 72 FORD 71 PONTIAC 72 PONTIAC COLONY PARK USED CAR DIVISION 72 FORD 72 PONTIAC Broad SI 4 Newman Springs Rd Skylark Ranch Wagon GRANDVILLE . LeMant ully equipped, am Im stereo radio, Grin Torino Sport •ONNtVH.il ••pM^ tfcTT*>^fc3fl, r%, rw, poVMH WHMOWS. HM Bonk man JDrflt, Gold. Black Vi- C rally wheels, radial lires, i4,7SI Ill, Unl.O glaii root cirri.i. 41 104 2 Df .HT LI Blue. Blk 2 Dr HT. Beige Saddle 3 Seat, Green. A C.Convertible. 2-Dr . nyl lop, A'C, Automatic, 4 dr HT «fiite blue vinyl top. Vinyl Top. A'C. Auto Top. A'C Auto.. P'S, Automatic, PS P B,gold. AC. automatic. P S, PB, buckets, con- MARK IV A'C. automatic P S P'B WW S4195 $2695 P'S. P. B. WW tires P B WW tires AM-FM WW tires, radio, 27.575 PS, P B. WW tires sole, WW tires, radio, 1973 Stiver Anniversary Modfl AM/FM tires, radio remote mirror 28. radio, tope deck, air conditioned, crytw AM radio 14.932 miles radio, 24.857 miles rjniles AM FM stereo, remote 44,613 miles 358 miles mirror. 38,353 miles control Many other eitrot 34,531 mile*. '73 CHEVH1E IAGUNA 73 PLYMOUTH SCAMP $7245 WALL Lincoln-Mercury dr Sedan, VI auto PS, AC USED CAR DIVISION dr Sport Coupe, a cyl, auto.. AC. Broad SI & Newman Springs Rd '2895 nted glass. VT, radio rtar mted glass, radio PS V T. eitra '2995 '2995 '2995 '2995 '2895 Red Bonn WilM peaker. rear delogger 2S.440 mi Mean. ONLY Un mi MARQUIS 1969 — Four door hardtop 73 AMC broootiom Air. lull pooef, AM/FM Ilereo 72 AMERICAN MTRS. 72 PONTIAC 72 PLYMOUTH 71 CHEVROLET $3195 $3095 One owner Good condition Clean WW Jivtlln Gremlin X 671-4497. '71 PONTIAC LeMjni FURY •ONNtVH.ll 2Dr HT. Blue'Blue vinyl 2 Dr Sedan. Blue. 74 INTERNATIONAL '71 MERCURY MAZDA 1973 lop, A/C, Automatic 4-Dr., HT. blue black Automatic Air. In "Ilk* new" con- Standard transmission, 2 dr HT. tan. black vinyl top. 4 Dr Sedan, Cream, Tan 4 dr HT. bfo»n. black vinyl top. dition. A real buy! P/S. P/B. buckets, con- buckets, radio, mag vinyl top, Automatic, WW vinyl top, A/C, auto- SCOUT COMET GT A/C. automatic. P/S. P/B, AW matic, P/S, P/B, WW A'C. automatic. PS. PB radio sole, mag wheels, radio wheels 38,270 miles Wet. AMFM radio, remote mir tires, radio. 31.823 miles WW tires. 44.075 mles •pd t-qrl. MUM Urea, only I.I4J cyl. I tpeed, radio. Very Low | 26.118 miles rev 33,949 miles tires, radio, 34,639 kt.cUHM Milage 32.S3I ml. RASSAS miles PONTIAC 395 Brood St 741 SIH) Red Bank $ $ $2995 J1395 Evev until 9 MERCEDES BEN2 1972 — MO SE IS 2695 2595 '2595 '2595 '2495 48.000 original owner miles. AM options in- '2495 11 DATSUN 510 cluding leather Interior, power sun root, 70 CHEVY IMPALA stereo AM/FM, new Mlchelin rodlols Sil STATION WAGON gray. Imtnoculate condition. Call 741 69 CADILLAC lp»i wtoon, radio, air cond, pew«r 4079 72 TOYOTA 69 BUICK 69 PONTIAC 71 CHEVROLET '68 FORD powtt door tocki, pow*r laH- Coupe DeVille p MERCURY CAPRI 1972 - E»cellent con CORONA SKYLARK Vega Uto.. AM-FM radio, root carrier art*. 41,777 mHM. Mustang lenty of Economy 2?,937 ml. dltion. 34,000 miles Coll after 4 p.m.. HI I 2 Dr. HT, White, Blue Vi- 3S16 or 741 5114 4 dr. sdn. copper AC auto 2 Dr HT, Beige with $2295 nyl Top. A'C, Auto P/S iMERCURY MARQUIS 1969 — 10 passen matic. P'S, P/B. WW tires AM 4dr sdn . graen. AC, automatic, 2 Dr HT. Dark Blue Beige vinyl top, Automat- $2595 P/B, P/Wlnd, Seat, Dr' 4 dr sedan blue, automatic. Automatic, buckets, ra- •oer wagon Air conditioned. AM/FM ster rad» 57 718 mles radio, remote mirror. 66.246 P/S. P/B. WW tires. AM radio, ic, P'S, buckets, WW eo. Complete trailer equipped, Decl nlng) Lock, WW tires. AM-FM mles remote mirror, 51,267 miles dio, 22,968 miles sue of family necessitates sale. 11500 6«I radio, 42,726 miles tires, radio. 64.092 miles '72 TRIUMPH GT 6 '71 KINGSWOOD 5722. MERCURY MONTEGO MX 1973 - Two- STATION WAGON door hardtop. Vinyl root. Air, power fleer- $ FASTBACK COUPE ing, brakes, 16,500 miles. One owner AC. turbo hyd , PS, tinted glass, mo 946-1470. silver blue with black vinyl interior 1895 '1795 1795 '1595 spd , AM-FM radio. JO,1)4 ml. MERCURY 196} - Good motor. Pewer '2195 '1595 40,lio mi. steering Goad condition. 1125 eTMUl* prtctt eschidi ***» inlmi ftM $2995 $2295 ROUTE 36, EATONTOWN (Next to the Motor Veh. Insp. Sta.) 542-7800 '71 CADILLAC MERCURY 74 MG MIDGET 1973 Monterey. Two-door hardtop Medium blue, btack vinyl top, power broke*, steer COUPE DE VILE Urns grMn. conwrtHiH. AM/FM radto. 4' ing, air conditioned. 77,460 miles Real Beauty! With fully equipped •Ptad 7,tM m«afl. Uk» Nml $2985 M FM stereo. P W, tilt wheel. P WALL Lincoln-Mercury eats, AC, VT, one owner recent $3295 USED CAR DIVISION ide with only )7,l«0 mi. Broad St. ft Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk 747 BSD

'73 MERCURY CAPRI '70 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX MERCURY 1974 Montego. Four-door. Bright lime, IT'S "LEFTOVER" TIME . . spd , AM-FM radio. Radial Tirtt. dark gren vinyl root. Power steering, uluie interior, rear window PS. PS. AC, Power windows, broks, olr conditioned. 1,907 miles OVER 124 NEW 74 CARS & TRUCKS STILL (Monger. H.'tS mi. radio, vinyl top, 4O,(so mi. S3680 WALL Lincoln-Mercury $2495 USED CAR DIVISION IN STOCK . . . CHECK THESE DEALS 52595 Broad St. 4 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 747-539 | AND HELP US MOVE THEM MGB GT 1969 - Excellent condition, 71 MAVERICK '67 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE J165O Call otter 4 p.m. 6712U7 . Auto, Radio, VT, PS, 4SJ7) OUT! Stick shift t, Radio. MUST BE MGB 1972 - Four speed, convertible SEEN. Fully Guaranteed, ts.UI mi AM/FM radio Includes hardtop I7MH1 MG MIDGET 1970-30,000 miles J1895 $1195 Excellent condition 11200 •424276 MONMOUTH . CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH H«y 36 Eatontown 542-S500 MONTE CARLO 1970 - 350, automatic NEW 74 Power steering, power brakes, olr, bucket NEW 74 NEW 74 seats. Best otter over 11700 791 16*1 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE More Classified _' Stock C757 — Red/black vinyl PLYMOUTH DUSTER PLYMOUTH SCAMP CALL 542-1126 on Next Page roof, interior. 2-dr, auto Irans, WW. HMTT M •UTOMTtMM, «J. Cent, torn Stock C-796 — 6-cyl . radio, Stock C727 — 2-dr Hardtop. 225 CID 6-cyl, radio power steering, auto trans, WW, vinyl side molding, 'carpets, vinyl side moldings, drip mold- 2. Autos For Sale wheel covers vinyl side molding wheel covers r ings. PS, Power disc brakes, radio wheel Current li«t Price $3174 Current List Price $3885 covecs Current List Price $3899 $ $AIE ... *2599 $ALE... 3199 SALE... $3199 71 CADILLAC 71 CADILLAC 1 Coupe OeV/7/e NEW 74 NEW 74 Sedan DeVille 72 CADILLAC Full power, including stereo, NEW 74 Full power, brown with FTMlrVood Brougham xjwer door locks, leather in- brown leather interior and enor brown with matching PLYMOUTH FURY III GOLD DUSTER PLYMOUTH FURY III vinyl rool Stock *C175 Full power, lactory air. leath- Stock sC610, 4-dr Sedan dark gold radio, air Stock «C845 — Loaded, power disc brakes, spa- 9, dark blue, matching top op Stock »C149. 34,640 Stock «C640 — 2-dr Hardtop Sunfire yellow, air 28.427 miles miles cond kgffl Pkg WW. remote mirror, clock, solex cemaker told down rear seat, auto trans, radio. PS, cond , AM/FM radio, clock, wheel covers. WW, black Stock #PC233 37.518 $ miles glass gold vmyi roof & interior vinyl root, deluxe interior, whe°l covers. WW vinyl rool & interior, undercoat, light pkg delogger 3695 Current Utt Price $5250 Current Utt Price $3937 Current Utt Price $5441 $ '3995 $ $ $ 4600 SALE ... 3799 $ALE ... 3289 SALE ... 3999 CADILLAC 12-MONTH 72 CADILLAC ^^^12,000 MILE Eldorado 73 CADILLAC Coup* DeVllle NEW 74 NEW 74 Coupe, lull power including VALUE NEW 74 door locks yellow with/ •1 &v Stock #PC239, lull power, 1 IH CUSTOM PICKUP VOYAGER matching top Leather inleri-jl Yellow Gold top 22,454 1 Stock #T206 — An PLYMOUTH FURY III or Stock C164. 30.37 I miles Slock #C806 — 6-cyl. HD J y V' 1 mSKstm\ PROTEC- cond deluxe interior, miles \ Spnnqs/HD shocks, padded •• It* i . . V - ^i. Slock #C639 — 4-dr Hardtop. Honev aoki AM FM s custom interior auto stereo, clock, air cond , tinted glass, delogger, power $ J3LJL2 TION 6095 traru PS. disc brakes, dash, radio, dual mirrors, radi- al tires, 127" wheel base windows gold vinyl rool & interior WW. 400 CID V-8 5195^ radio Current List Price $5784 Jg ^/ PLAN Current U»t Price $5 002 Current List Price $4849 $ SALE ... '4299 73 OLDSMOBILE 71 MERCURY 72 CADILLAC $ALE... 3899 $ALE ... '3999 Custom Cruiser Marqult Fl—twood Brougham Station wagon. 6 passenger 4-doo'r lull power, lactory air conditioning. 19.775 Turquoise, white vinyl rool 1 NEW 74 PLYMOUTH FURY NEW 74 PLYMOUTH air, vinyl interior, light green full power, taclory air Stock 1 LAST ONE! miles Slock aPO231 with matching top Stock * PC236 32.669 miles GRAN SEDAN FURY a 0189 48 962 miles s Slock C625 — Air cond, avocado, gold vinyl rool & '4395 73 PLYMOUTH FURY III GRAN COUPE 4600 interior, tinted glass. AM/FM stereo radio. Power »2095 2-& Hardiof/ air ret steering, power seat digital clock, remote mirror, delogger, under Stock C654 — Mrjonslone rnetain coat. 400 CID engine. WW corid , lighfpky digital clock, detogger WW. brakes, baby blue with Hi* vinyl root 4 interi- SPICIAL! or Current List Price $5952 irenment vinyl root & interior, remote 71 OLDSMOBILE mirror. 400 CID engine 72 CADILLAC 74 OLDSMOBILE MAKE AN OFFER! Current LW Prtct $5518 io( louf utri H—t motry toi K hooi HYMOUTH VALIANT IM4 txrIM' VOLVO 1964 OOKKEEPER -- Port time '/» lo one tIMO tn 1361 wan onsportatlon Coll otter I, Rtct, two door vedan $710 BILLSPAINTING uy per week tKpefieme Accounts Re MR MS PHYSICAL THERAPIST •47 la* Cull 264 7UU fvutfit ond Payable and bank recontilto WUSTANG IMI - Convertible Fou. M« PIN10 H7I < iff *1 1.744 ISM m I'm inw.ed ons CollU?4S07 ull lime or port tune enpenenr.ed or re lutl 57.000 mil«i Excllcnl condition 11.100 >ONTIAC CATALINA 1*77 Four door WALL LINCOLN Wf K( URV ent graduoie Eluelienf benefits and CaUMMtn tcicdtop All power with olr ShtewkOur y Ave ul Sytamorf CALL A PROFESSIONAL! 0Of KEEPER E>p«ntn((« iffwtg ' iHiditiuos Call or apply Coll 1U DO) Coll 717 7714 WfMODf L PAINT REPAIR rotuttnt in payroll delad. general tx MUSTANG W0 71.000 milei T«o bai SlumvkBufv.N J GOOD HUMOR PINTO 1971 I MO Cl Four wmt tlon W MM ( f f'l U I WOHK 100'-. GUARAN 1(1 ountirn, and bookkeeptng mochine oper l U IW > Kll 'ONTIAC CATALINA IH7 400 Vt en REASONABLE 741 4ttl FRlENDlV tlon Fr iixje benefits include pension, paid RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL i!ioo"j« t»os "* *°" " " " * °" ine air condilioned M00 omiiy health plan, tick leave ond vaco MAN ' Coll Hi ilH Ul 47* ARtVf NK k RETIRE 0 <>Cfks Ml 1011 3. Trucki And Trailcri «id medium sued \ou\ Complete interior Oft Coll or write John A Duaon Bvsi Or o Good Humor Ool PERSONNEL DEPT. 'ONTIAC GTQ l«70 Air. power steer HEVROLET 1967 '•. lun pittuu Nrw emodeling ier vur Panel my K iti hen eii Adminiifrolor, MarIboro Township oofd ol Educotion. *1 N Main Si . Marl • NOEXPERIENCE REQUIRED Union St Red Bank ng aulomotu floor shift, vinyl roof, burk okei, new volv». new LOIUUICIO' new .abtneti. cabinet remodeling, bookcases • NOEXPERIENCE OR COST TO YOU tVfmsiiung ihurtdelief ceilings Fiee od O'O. N j 077M, JtQ l»0 741 7/00. Ent 300 NO CASH? PINTO rt seals Before noon or after i, M 14*9 I pump Runt good 1700 147 '.,505 • ENJOY HIGH INCOME (_qixil Opportunity Employer W F Her noons Hi 7MI vice and ettimale Good war hmoris>up "ill Slotlon Wooon Aulomotu Wont HEVROLtT IMI 6 Hep ude piifcup Cull anytime '/TV i?iV PROJECT TECHNICIAN - Wechonicol CREDIT PROBLEMS? oiiMion IM M.7litnllri ONTIAC STAT ION WAGON 1945 - our wticfI drive, si* (ylindet Include* BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Bring your N J drivers license with supervisoiy ability Must read prints If roui* working, we can finance you No fculomatlc. VI, mechonically good Power ompei cap. tnow plow and Dlamortd pule CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS Drop Mi Shrewsbury Ave . Shrewsbury Electro impulse i)6 Chettnul Si , Red money down Payment! arranged to wit $145 leering, power brakes Good Irons puUi bumper IIOO) 611 1493 oiler 5 etles and reopnolsiermg Your material or he Borouah of Hiflhlontft will Oc accept Bcmli An equal opportunity employer your need* Many New and Quality uwd WALL Lincoln Mercury ortollon »!M Coll 717 7714 I Cull 447 66*4 EvM . Ui 1\U ig application! for the petition of C hiH of Con 10 chooM from Coll now lor tperdy USED CAR DIVISION GMC >96S - 24 body oilcc Application! may te oOtoinctf at NURSE REAL ESTATE SALLSPERSON Full 01 approval No applications letuted li\ Brood SI I Newman Springs Rd PONTIAC 1969 urn DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur he Adfniniftlraior'i Office. I" Boy Ave . part time Maximum opportunity tor so SUM Wr Freoerliki Red Bonk «; 4JS0 ^^ W IWi nivrted and instulled lor only 169 VS Me itfnionoY N J 0/737 between the houri of I. V. THERAPIST cioUy active Conoeniol ottae with cooper OLDSMOIII.E VISTA CRUISER WO tuorli Custom Blue two door New tires olive broker Coll 847 4700. or evenings. tioto ground dletowr. otfue looking tor experienced lion waaon »ilri air Good condition Ask mission. 11.976 miles rwiofced Sm Ion. like new 7 At leott i pilot yean of service RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL RED BANK VOLVO 747 - CL3S0 Like new Needs JM6I7J desirable For responsible person, salary increases Realtors. Little Silver 741 4W0 milel Very clean in and out IWi MJ INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 6 Salary it negotiable II A From SI 7470717 Red Bonk minor adlu&tment $375 Call ottei 5pm wme Box j 224, The Daily Register, ONIST SECRETARY - Few FOR A REASONABLE PRICt, L£T AN Herbert W Horttwove Ul IMI tXXPtRIENCEO CONTRACTOR [XJWMAI Shrewsbury toctor i office Full time No Saturdays PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER IMI - Ml >EI A RUSSELL MAN - For Ihe best Borough Administrator CASH PAID HONDA 1V72 CB 350 Encellent rondi YOU CAN T Eipenence helpful Accurate typist, must l speed. Poll rear, radial tiret. I track FM cor buys RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadillac NURSES AIDES - King Manor Nursing good ot figures Pleasant personality WE NEED USED CARS ilpreo Minor body work Coll eveninai Co 100 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bonk on Many e«troi $7X1 Home, Long Branch All shifts Coll 49S 1137 Alterollons. additions. and good telephone voice Write quail ?»l 1710 or itlW 741-O9IO CAREER 2?2IWO icotions to Bo* P 1/0. The Daily Register, WE WILL PAY oar ages, porch enclosures SHREWSBURY MOTORS HONDA 1972 350 SCRAMBLtB I. Calll evenings, M OINuno NURSES AIDES - Full time position 7 Shrewsbury ellenl condition I954I72 OPPORTUNITY .hrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury a m 3 p m shift and 11 p.m. 7 o.m shift WH fcPTlONIST TOP PRICES 741 IM0 Coll ulier 5 p m . (42 7576 Nutionaiiy known company It seeking a so 12 IS per hour Holmdel Convalescent Cen PLYMOUTHS HOME REPAIRS earn console telephone unit Light typing Credit applications accepted by phone Wt Buy Uwd Volkswagens or led soles representative tor this oreo let Hwy 14. Holmdel 946 4200 HONDA 1973 - CL 100 On/oil road 400 Any type. Nuisance |obs Reasonable toritng tolorv plus Incentive increases os Excellent opportunity Start Sept I TOM'S FORD Guaranteed credit Coll for one hour ser STRAU6 BUICK -OPI I miles New condition $425 Free estimates 14? 2076 orneef Lifetime Income after 70 years ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY vice Boyshore Chrysler Plymouth 170 NINE ACRESof New ond Used Carl Coll 741 445V or 291 4334 utter 6 iwe complete background and experien(.e NURSES 20 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury 1700 Ask lor Credit Monoget H«> S; 764 4000 Keyport MOUSE'PAINTING- By enpenerx ed tol HUSQVARNA 125 CR - SACRIFICE 1974 eae students Reasonably low rates Call n letter to Box K 247, The Dolly Register, REl (ABLE PERSON For generui care hrewsbury For staff positions, oil shifts Experience 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale SUNBEAM VI TIGER 1966 - 14,000 ongl Must sell One month old, like new $750 Jim, 741 4901, or Dick, 747I9M preferred, tor Medlcol/Surgicol units of show horses. Salary commensurate with ;oll lor more information, 747 2114. Won Equal opportunity employer M/F experience but experience not required. not miles Red Fully equipped Excellent HOUSE PAINTING - Experienced young BetfchK include Blue Cross/Shield, Major ondilion Best otter 847 8405 otter 7 p m thru Thurs . 94. Frl , 9-9; or 741 7761, Mon CASHIER, DISHWASHER. WAITRESSES. Meonral ond Life Insurance Call or apply Hours arranged Apply to R B Newton vu Thurs , alter 6pm, Frl., otter 9 p m man E Her lor and Interior Call mornings. HORT ORDER COOK - Apply In person. Box 1}, Holmdel THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new and (M2OI97 Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keansburg, be KAWASAKI - 1977 100 Trail Bike Retjuill ween 19 p.m RELIEF COOK - Will train Apply I lift used cars In Monmouth Counly Over 100 IF WE CAN I FIX II RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL air conditioned new cars In stock. nolne Good condition Atklng $775. 671 side Health Care Center. 200 Center St WE DON'T CHARGE YOU FOR IT ZHURCH ORGANIST - SovsWe South PERSONNEL DEPT. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrews Turntables, stereos, receivers, all types ot CliMwood Beach, Mon. Frl , 9-4. 546 1422 bury Ave Ne* Shifw^Dury 741 6700 reo Sunday services and some holidays 35 Union St. Red Bonk MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Ipment repaired at reasonable rotes 87 4611 741 2700, Exl 200 " "RESERVATION CLERK THUNDEHBIRD LANDAU 1969 S1.000 Reasonable Rates conditioning, refrigeration, opptiomei An equal opportunity employer. M w Must be good on phone Some typing Con miles Fully equipped 11.395 CROSSINGER I HELLER AGENCY serviced and repaired Call 751 4110. a»k genial office Stort 190 Coll 671-6517 oiler 5 pm 5 Wikott PL 741-1100 Red Bank for John, or coll 264 mxi^i NURSES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 20ThomosAve 747 5494 Shrewsbury TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser UZUKI GflsoT972^Tow mileoge E» LANDSCAPING - Ex lawns MANAGER TRAINEES OPERATING ROOM vice OOWNES PONTIAC, 67 Lower Main client condition. Electric start and kick ~- 513 3 9N — For Supervisor for nursing home, 3 J't Call 170-9169 Expanding hospital has career positions St , AAatowon S66 7799 t "Exceptional Opportunity" available for staff RN't with OR ex- II and 117 shift Excellent salary and lib SUZUKI 1970 350 eral fringe benefits For appointment call perience We offer excellent starting sola 291-0600, Man, thru Frl TOWNE CHEVROLET $550 or best oiler Nationwide organization's expansion pro ry and good benefits in o professional 1255 Hwy 35 Middlelown 43IO003 jram has created trie opportunity for out working atmosphere Apply Nursing or ROUTE SALESPERSON"-~For~short* , 671-6700 .tanding careers tor the right candidate Personnel Dept, Bayshore Community eodmg laundry and dry cleaning plant TROYKA CYCLES detail experience in soft goods is pre- Hospital. IV N Beers St , Holmdel 764 Steody position, lull benefits. Apply be TOYOTA CORONA 1969 — Clean. Very erred Good storting salary, excellent em- 7500 tween 5-6 p.m. Star Cleaners & Loun good condition SI ISO Call after 5:30 pm 157 BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS Is proud to announce the addition of chair ployee benefits for you and your tomlly, derers, 132 Myrtle Ave , Long Branch caning to our expert services of retlnistiing NURSES— Registered ond licemed prat ustom repairing, pointing and designing >lus many extras art owolting you. But tical, who care Openings on all shifts. On and repair 747 1750 most Importantly a chance lo odvance Into iALES ASSOCIATE — Lowley Agency, USED CARr-TA^oFsE LECTION Horley, Triumph and BSA parts Bosket going in service training with 100% tuition Realtors, Middletown. needs Industrious GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC ases assembled. Free pick-up ond dellv NEED A NEW ROOF' Hothmg Management Please apply to our refund program. Attractive salary and Store Manager soles associates Coll 741 6262 for appoint Route 36, Eotonlown 547 7800 Free estimate* Reasonable rates benefits, Contact Director of Nursing. ment 291-9393 Smith Bros Roofing Brookdale Nursing Center, 3325 Hwy 35, VALIANT 1969 741 2133 Hail el SALESMAN M/W - Tires. Outside whole- No YAMAHA sale sales for lire distributor Good op- Two-door An economical slx-cyl J8.R CYCLE SERVICE. INC ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling All TWO GUYS portunity tor right person Call for Inter Inder with automatic. Real econo 71 W, Front St., Red Bank 142-0177 types of masonry Driveways Coll 495 NURSES—RN,GN view, 572-4000. 0119, 717 1MD. Rt. 35 and Twinbrook Rd YAMAHA 1973 ENDURO - 250 Mlddletown, N J. Career positions available on II to 7 shift for RN's or GN's. A professional atmos- SALESPERSON^ Executive typ*, with' Good condition $550 CONTROL CLERKS :oiiege soles or business background, to 8425647 PAINTING Must enjoy working with figures. Begin phere owaits you olong with our NEW Interior Exterior «. Poperhongmg SALARY STRUCTURE ond o lull range ol train as special agent. Ideally, be presen* ' RASSAS ners will be considered Start «90. ly employed. Starting salary to $15,000. 'AMAHA 1974 — 500 Cc. Call 717-6417 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY benefits. Please opply Nursing or Person Fooling... 1,650. nel Dept, Bayshore Community Hospital, Coll Mr. Belmont 671-5077. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 20 Thomas Aye. 747-3494 Shrewsbury PONTIAC 727 N Beers St, Holmdel 264 75O0. 395 Broad SI 7415180 Red Bonk Call 264-1707 Neat work at neat prices. Free estimates SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- No experience CUSTODIAN—J:» to II pmTshitt. (SepT '' Eves until 9 970 65OCC TRIUAAPH BONNEVILLE - Coll 264 5231 NURSES - RN'S or LPN'S All shifts, full necessary. Starting salary $3 12 per hour hru June), days in July and August 7:30 or port-time. Top salary. King Manor Apply In person to Mr Michael Gormley, VEGA HATCHBACK 1972 - Four speed Good condition Call alter 6 p.m. PAULS UPHOLSTERING SERVICE a.m.-4 p.m. Wolf Hill School, Oceanporl New steel radials Excellent condition 9469461 y- Nursing Home, Long Branch 222 1900 Transportation Coordinator, Hailet Town Best offer over 11,700 '17 4525. Furniture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re Full hospltolliatlon and night shift pre- ship Board of Education, 82 Bethany Rd , 1971 CL 350 HONDA covered, slipcovers and draperies. Coll mium poy Coll Joseph Correra, Principal, Ha let, N.J. VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1961. Excellent 774 1013 any time. S42-06I3 We're Loaded! c ondilion 11,595 $450 NURSES 787 U31 ROOFING — New or repaired SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- No experience Call 739 2165 necessary. Starting salary 13.12 per hour. 973 SUZUKI TS 250 - Like new. 360 Call A. Bruce Elgenrouch. Builder TELEMETRY UNIT VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 1970. Sunroof For Staff, all shirts, and Charge for 3 to 11 Apply In person to Mr. Michael Gormley. AM/FM radio 66,000 miles. Needs work. miles. Knobbies $900. Mfiffi CUTTER — Experienced Transportation Co ordlnotor, Hazlei Town- Call 747 4980 (A.C.W. of A.| and 11 to 7 shifts. Positions available im- Best offer 172-0593 R & P GENERAL CONTRACTORS mediately In our new 27 bed, modern, fully ship Board of Education. 82 Bethany Rd SPECIALIZING In garages and additions Reason! working conditions. Eight paid Halet, N.J. VOLKSWAGEN 1974 - Red Super Beetle holidays, three weeks vacation after one equipped unit. Experience In Coronary 10. Wanted Automotive Reasonable prices. Free estimates. No lob Core and Telemetry required. Salary de- VEGA Sun roof. Air conditioning, AM/FM stereo loo small 717-3061 or 719-9711. year. Apply Lucy's Sportswear, 226 W SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Mutt have o Best oiler buys. 291-2731. CARS WANTED - 1967 to 1971 =ronl SI, Red Bonk, I to 4:30. pendent on experience. Excellent working minimum of 3 yeors previous driving ex- Damaged cars considered conditions and benefits include Blue perience. Apply in person, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., VOLKSWAGEN KARMANNGHIA - AUTO HOBBY CENTER 291-3849 TORN SCREENS DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde. In Cross/Shield. Malor Medical and Life In- to Mr. Augustus Bailey. Transportation Su Coupe. 1974. 7,000 miles. Under warranty Bring m your wood or aluminum frames. modern Red Bank office. Good hours. Sal- surance. pervlsor, Holmdel Township Board of Phoenix red. Whltewolls. Radio 13,250 Highest prices paid for all used cars we will rescreen. ary open. Send resume to Box K 246, The Call or apply Education, 751 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet, NOVA CHEVELLE 7414314. OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises Daily Register, Shrewsbury. at all times. PROWN'S SECRETARY-LEGAL - Bavshore area VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Red Good running TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE DENTAL ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST — RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Experience desired, but not essential. Sal- condition $1200. Coll otter 5 p.m. 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 Experienced, full-time. Four-handed den- 566-6100 TREE WORK -Expert care ol your orno PERSONNEL DEPT. ary commensurate with experience. Send 946 3183 tistry. No evenings Call 747 9090 for Inter- resume to Box P-171, The Doily Register, mental trees and shrubs. Pruning, view appointment. 35 Union St Red Bank YEAR END DEALS VOLKSWAGEN 1963 spraying, general londscaplng ond sodding 741-2700. Ext 200 Shrewsbury. Perfect station cor WILL PAY $20 ASD PICK UP also. Tom Vosk, 671 2371 before noon; 544: DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bank area. An equal opportunity employer. M W SECRETARY — Non-profit organization, Call 671 7051 9244 otter 6 p.m. Must be near and reliable. Send resume to Twinbrook Auto Wrecking OFFSET PRESSMAN (M/W) - To run Long Branch area. Excellent opportunity Box H 283, Tne Dolly Register, Shrews- tor individual with good typing and steno VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK 1970 Eatontown 542-2235 WALLIE bury, N.J. Chief 17 ond Multl 12S0 L&w. Experienced Excellent condition. One owner. 11795 Will paint or help you paint your house, In only need apply Will consider part-time skills. The ability to operate office machin- NOW! Call 671-4928 terlor, exterior, w yeors experience. Reo DIRECTOR OF NURSING - For skilled Write Box P-UY, The Dally Register es and a variety ot details useful. Salary TOP DOLLAR lonable rates. 67M269 nursing facility ot 107 beds. Medicare, Me Shrewsbury. open. Colt 272-6666, Mon. through Thurs., VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE6ACK 1969 - 11to2only. LOOKS AND RUNS VERY GOOD FOR USED CARS dlcold ond Blue Cross certified Prior ex- perience In, supervision required. In-ser- AM/FM RADIO. AIR, ETC M50 741 7039. LIPP1N MOTOR CAR CO., INC. SECRETARY - Possessing good skills. Soyrevllle. N.J, 727-1300 vice training ond personnel related ex- OLSTEN Steno preferred but not necessary. Imme VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969 - Convertible perience helpful. Telephone for appoint TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT diate opening. Call 842-7940 for appoint AM, FM rodlo. Good condition Best offer. USED CARS WANTED EMPLOYMENT menl, Monmouth Convalescent Center, NEVER A FEE ment. 842-5940. TOP $$$ PAID. CALL MR. ARTHUR Long Branch, N.J. 229 4300. 90 Hazlet Ave , Ho/let 264-3131 AT BONNIE BUICK, 774-6500 SECRETARY VOLKSWAGEN V AN I 966 - Whl te DISHWASHER ORDERLY M/W - Full time, 7 a.m. to to district manager Light steno, diver Rebuilt engine, rebuilt transmission, new WANTED 51. Help Wonted Apply In person. Holiday Inn. Rt. 35 South, 3:30 p.m. Apply In person, Monmouth Con' sitied duties. Salary to S120 brakes, new tires, mechanically perfect op dollar paid. Hailet. valescent Center, 229 Bath Ave.. Long ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY New seatcovers. White paneling Inside Al used cors. Top doNa ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERKS - Branch. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Equipped with bed. Call 6-8 p.m., 988 7168 OASIS MOTORS (2011721-7100 Like figure work. Company will train DRAFTSMAN M/W - Experienced In WANTED Good opportunity. ACE EMPLOYMENT sewerage and sanitary facilities. Send re- PAINTERS WANTED - Painters for out SECRETARY - With steno, 'or odvertis CALL 542-1126 VOLVO 1962 — Sports Deluxe. 85 tip Jaguar 420G AGENCY, 20 Thomas Ave., Shrewsbury sume to E. T Klllom Assoc , Box 202. Red side. Reliable, sober, steady, aood work Ing firm. Some bookkeeping helpful. Per- Four speed. S375. 222-1536 after 6 p.m. 747 3494. Bank, N.J. ers. Professionals. Minimum four years manent position. Fringe benefits. Ocean HWY 36, EATONTOWN, N.J. (across from nickel's) Call 747 5865 experience. Others need not apply. Call Township area. Call 774-1100 for appoint 291 0422 after 6 p.m. ment. 2. Autos For Sale DUNKIN' DONUTS PART-TIME BUSINESS ACE Bored? Start using your time and talent More Classified SECRETARIES —Many Totl20 Experience preferred, but not necessary more efficiently. Be home with your chil- DIRECTORY TYPIST-CLERKS To $100 tor light counter work. Good starting dren, yet contribute approximately 160 a on Next Page ACCOUNTS CLERK-Will train S104 hourly wage plus tips. Paid vacation, paid week to the family budget. Minimum 15-30 JERRY BARATTA'S 21. Business Services RECEPTIONIST TYPIST 1100 holidays and uniforms supplied. Apply In hours per week. An exciting, rewarding CONTROL CLERKS To WO person, Mr Gill or Mr. Kelly. Hours avail- and dignified business. For Interview, send 51. Help Wanted A BETTER PAINT JOB? MERCHANDISING ASSISTANT 1100 able are 12 mldnlght-6 a.m. Apply in per- brief qualifying statement with name, ad- KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 11)0 son only. dress and phone to KC Associates c/o EXTERIOR INTERIOR. CUSTOM WORK B65 Hwy 35 Mlodleiown Box N-66, The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH REASONABLE • CLEAN. CALL 741 4S58. TELLER TRAINEES M0 PARTIAL LISTING (MO Broadway West Long Branch N.J. Established 1959 ALL PAINTING EXPERIENCED TV TECHNICIAN — PART-TIME EVENING STOCK WORK Wallpapering College students Ace Employment Agency Must havt solid state knowledge. Full Liquor store, Old Bridge area. PROBUCTION TRUCK 741-4504 20 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury time. Coll 741-8111. Call 747-4444 ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, ROOFING ACT NOW — Join the oldest Toy ft Glfl FILE CLERKS/RECEPTIONISTS - Typ- PART-TIME GARDENER WANTED - WORKERS GAS SAVERS AND SIDING - Call between 7-9 a.m. and Party Plan in the country — our 27th year! ing required. Varied duties. Pleasant of- With experience- Little Silver area. Col SPECIALS 5-10 p.m. 842-7319 Commissions up to 30%. Free sample kit fice conditions, company benefits, Keyport after 7 p.m. 741-54W. No e«P*r '«"ce Call or write SANTA'S PARTIES. Avon area. Coll 264-6170. ALTERATIONS - Remodeling, paneling, Conn 06001. Coll I (2031 673-3455. needed, train on 1971 DODGE electrical work, ceramic tile and lloor tile. PART-TIME LUNCH ROOM AIDE - Ful iob Some openings Stop In and pick up ALSO BOOKING PARTIES GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Good typ- time Community Aide. Will work closely Cargo Van, wilh "THE BARE FACTS" duality work. Reasonable rates. Call 787 Ing and stencil preparation Knowledge of with young people. For Interview, call 542 Mon Fn Others 1169. ACT NOW — Represent Sarah Coventry in bookkeeping helpful. Send a brief outline 1170, E*t. 40-41. Monmouth Regional High require fi« dov> camper package Mfg. List $3068 70 your area No Investment, no collecting of your post experience to P.O. Box 206, School, New Shrewsbury. Mon Sun Day ART-CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, con no delivery. Excellent arrangement to oa Long Branch, N.J. shift only . noun • 1971 FORD Crete walks and patios. Free estimates to your family Income. Opportunity for lo am to 4 JO Gwar NOW $2653 Fully Insured. 7411526, 721-5991 PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY - (2) #300 Window Vans. cal manager. Phone 92I-35W, GO-GO DANCERS - High pay, adaptable Early Sunday a.m. Fair Haven area. No hours, pleosont working conditions. Will collecting. Must hove car. Coll 747 2143 plus (nce«t.ve B t, H PAINTING - College painters need ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS 111 automatic V-8. work. Free estimates. Coll 264 0977 or 264 train. 364-4182. bonus Apply NEW 74 PLYMOUTH Experienced POCKET MAKERS - On girls1 lockets Heavy Duty om Call 739-0913 between S and 7 p.m. Union. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 Wai STREAKER #161 St., Red Bank. 1970 DODGE 21. Business Services ASSEMBLERS WANTED — No ex HAIRDRESSERS Wrm baste equipment destination deatet p.e perlence necessary. I to 4:30 p.m. or 4:30 One full, ond one part-time. Coll Mr. An- Hwy3S 264-8000 Kcyport % Ton Pick Up. sales lai and licensing e«»a to midnight. 12 per hour to start. Modern thony for Interview, Town ond Country SI. Help Wanted working conditions. Apply In person, Pow Beauty Salon, Holmdel, 946-8200. Special, 4-speed. V-8 SHORE TV ers Physics Corp.. 542 Industrial Way 1966 CHEVROLET FULL STOCK OF 74, 73' West, Eatontown. 542-1393. HEAD NURSE CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS 787-4323 ASSEMBLY FOR Full time position available Immediately Vi ton pickup ADVERTISING DISPLAYS on a Medical/Surgical Unit. Excellent "INFLATION FIGHTER Experience with hand power tools helpful working conditions ond benefits Include HEAVY EQUIPMENT SUPERVISOR PRICE" Phone Ml.fWO or 74.1.MM. Malor Medical. Call or apply: TV STEREO HOME SERVICE ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — E RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL perlenced. Full-time. Write P.O. Box 295 PERSONNEL DEPT. We need 3 person with strong supervisory and maintenance ex- CHRYSLER Red Bank, N. J. WAS ijwaf $Q 95 35 Union St. Red Bank perience in the heavy equipment field Must be capable ot handling BOOKKEEPER - Port time. Experience 741-2700, Ext. 200 maintenance on crawler type and rubber tired dozers, cranes, pay- PLYMOUTH NOW O necessary. Apply Slor Cleoners ft.Loun HOME AND OFFICE CLEANING - loaders and scrapers Must have experience with various type ol W derers, 132 Myrtle Avr , Long Broncti Starting salary 1150 a week plus profit BAYSHORE Plus p»rt. ind Ml sharing. Average salary S200 per week. pumps, hydraulic systems, tracks, and diesel engines 229-4790 20 yean TV experience. Call: Very good advancement. Must have cor In 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AVON good condition. Steady work. 12 months a Ask lor John. Formerly ol Har- SUMMER EVEN HOTTER BECAUSE OF year. Insurance benefits. Call between 5 Position otters a good starting salary and a complete Company lr BILLS? Keep your cool. Sell Avon Earn and 7 p.m. Mr. Llgato, 566-7473. paid benefit program Contact Personnel Manager by phone at S Auto Servlcti/Parti 5. Auto Servlcei/Ports 5. Auto Services/Ports 5. Auto Services/Parts extra money In you spore time No selling experience necessary. Call Mrs. Klein HOSTESS M/W - Experienced only Long (201) • 657-9022 or visit plant at hons, 741 4343, 462 J377, 774 1220 John's Ltd . Highlands. Ask for owner. ^872-1771 HOUSEKEEPING"- Full tlmt,days. King" Manor Nursing Home, Long Branch. AMERICAN SMELTING & REFINING CO. A-l 223 1900 Throe miles wait ol Lakehuril, Rt. 70. INDIVIDUAL — To manage service typt Manchester Township, N.J. business. Fully paid pension plan, nte In- surance, 1750,000 Malor Medical Plan. Ho- An Equal Opportunity Employer M / W EMPLOYMENT lidays and vacation Salary commensurate GET RID OF THEM! Partial Listing with ability. Write Box P 172. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury "AT COST" ... THAT'S WHAT THE ACCOUTS PAYABLE CLERK - Major corporation. 3 • years experience desired INSPECTOR - Capable of reading blue- prints and using Inspection Instruments, such os the micrometer ond Vernier cali ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Eiec pers. Apply RADIOMARINE CORP.. 20 BOSS SAID WHEN HE FOUND OUT utlve Itvel Typing, stena I • years ei Bridge Ave.. Red Bank An equal opportu PUBLIC RELATIONS ASST. perlence nlty employer m/w. Monmouth County's fastest growing company has To 1150 LAOIES, MEN - Porltlme Select your THAT HIS PARTS MGR. OVER- BARTENDER MiF- Thorough ex own hours. Work from home on new tele- created the right |Ob lor you if you have: perlence. Shore area, year round position phone program Earn 12S to 150 per week, To 1200 depending on lime available Calt 264 3744 COMPANION - For elderly lotty Must • Creative Writing Skills BOUGHT^. BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - Account sleep In Locol references ond own • Front-office Style payable, payroll, basic clerical ability transportation Write lo Box N 68, The Part-time. Open Daily Register. Shrewsbury, N J • 50 Words per Minute accurate typing COOK - Italian American cuisine 2 LIBRARY AIDE CLERK TYfi years experience Year round month position. Fringe benefits Library experience helpful Typing essential. Call Here's an excellent opportunity lo learn the public rela- ram tor application at 877 0900 or apply al Hen tions business: 'DELCO PLEASURIZER ry Hudson Regional School. 1 Grand Tour. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cholnlde and clerical Excellenl growth potential Highlands To»12 LPN Licensed or walvered II 7 30. • News Releases three or four nights weekly Clean, orderly REGULAR SHOCKS INSURANCE RATER - Personal lines • Media Liaison nursing home with excellent reputation homeowners, outo Convenient location Call West wood Hall, 727 S777, between 8 4 • Employee Communications Reg. Price... $14.95 To 112 Ask lor Mrs, King TELLER — EKper lenced or trainee LPN'S - Full ond part lime Apply Cliff Pleasant utmosphere, full benefits. Open side Health Care Center. 700 Center St . School newspaper or academic purnalism experience CliMwood Beach Mon Fn ,94 5661477 helpful, willingness to lake charge of a new position with NOW $ TYPIST — Busy olllce. responsible posl tlon I year • experience MANAGEMENT TRAINEE a positive public relations attitude essential With start- Talll Fine opportunity for person with some su ing salary and benefits Come to INTERDATA growth pervlsory experience to counsel and advise ONLY CALL FOR PROMPT INTERVIEW oriented for Ihe career minded Call Gerri Young for an small business management Degree pre 7.95 OUR COURTEOUS Iff red Thorough (ruining program Ex interview appt 229-4040 (over Ihe counter) AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE cellenl salary Full company benefits WILL PLEASE YOU Equal opportunity affirmative action em ployer 120 Brood SI 7412772 Red Bon BEAUTICIAN Male Ol lemole Full o A I EMPLOYMENT port lime 370 Brood St 741 7777 Red Bonk Call 6719765 BLAUTY OPERATORS 17) - One wit MM MANIC/DRIVER Mutt be ex CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. - PARTS DEPT. following, one lor weekends Good work perlented on heavy construction equip ing conditions Slor Beauty Shop, 264 2175 ment and (rucks Coll 549 7600 2 Crescent Place, Oceanport, New Jersey 07757 MIXtR OPERATOR Holiday*, two BOOKKEEPER - Eaptflenced Account week* vocation, hospltollration, pension (Rl. 36 A Eatontown Blvd.) 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-3145 SHREWSBURY payable, payroll, bonk reconciliations Ex plon. other benefits The Gibson Humans (Hunt working conditions Company ben Company, 37 Main St , lot railroad cross FqiMf Opportunity Employr M/F ellts Kfypmtoreo 264 6170 ing). 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U' »c* Wvt' '". •• /tutu tho/lhaitd i*'Ht a* well ai «t»liit to dey wild [uulii Fringe Derwfili it.xl mm 111. Rentals Te Shore IM. Commercial Rentals ana uBory KHtory Is PO tea a. Owl. SS. Situations Wanted ROOMMATE loriwe upoiliiiriu Kri FOUR HOI '.oiiaole From K J own. port Hailrt a*«G Call after b 30. 'oil for St Red Bonk lOLOtion Suitable tar low Male SECURITY GUARDS ko» IH till yer diji ' 4I S4W • Air condlllonad ihop REAL ESTATE MATAWAN - Large one roam office alto • Union Shop Male/Female RED BANK Two rooms and bath Fur COTTAGE fleetly till ougrl O< totor Lo trvee room tuite in modern air conditioned • No layoff CLEANING COUPLE - Five years ex VACUUM CLEANER 115 Carpel . RENTALS building All utilities included rushed Secur-ly Suitable tot linglr pei catea* on Lokr Oifcipee. New Honipshne • Year round work Nieme. new in thisareo. looking tot lim sweeper. $2 Planl light. $5. metal book All modern (.onvemenr.es Call S66 0934 VAN S AGENCY. Realtor ton 741 1881 • Poidholidovi Red clientele Please coll after 4 p m 244 FAMILY AD slonaT SS portable TV table. $5, Gerry Slrothmore Professional Building • Three WM* vocation 3513. Holmdel Colls Neck at ea only baby back carrier. $6. small aquarium. $1 101. Apartments RED BANK - Two-bedroom apartment HIGHLANOS - Clean, (omfortoole Rl 14 Mutawon ill 1881 495 0O29 rooms, near Sandy Hook ond but line 3 LINES-5 DAYS ATLANTIC HtCHLANDS - Entire first porch, air conditioning Wulk lo Irons Apply InpefMK. ROBERT LEWIS INC NURSING & HOME CARE portation 1260 includes all uitlitlet 741 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Looking 804 Broadway* longBronch floor five pleosant rooms Newly deco xnvM for o professional or businessman to oc RNs. LPNs. home health Aides ond Com WESTINGHOUSE GAS DRYER Musi 7748 O R ruled Two private entrances, porthtt ajpy two smoll offices off Route 36, near pomons Part lime, temporary oi lull sell or trade lor elecltu diyer Call any IM. Furnished Rooms SMALL NURSING HOME - Need! RN |. JU S T $2.00 time. 583 1246 >^ Adults 791 2413 between 16pm RED BANK Twobedroom apartment trnioi citnen housing - (190 per month time Expenencea. bonded Reasonable LPN'l Full ond part time poiihom open S2JS munthly plus security available im ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small holel minimum one year leose Pout P Bovo rales S/J-SWO ITEMS YOU NO LONGER WINDOW FANS I?) lu til slumlord win ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Scenic Or Call between 9 4 p m Mon thru Fr i 791 mediately Coll after 6 pin (609) 441 Ulb Roomt by week or month 79141066 If no Realtor 671 2544 dows, $20 each Three rooms, high on wuteilront Refined DUO NEEDORUSE WILL . . . area Spacious landscaped groundb No RED BANK - Two 3 room aportments nm COM 741 ll« 747 4947 MIOOLETOWN - Corner Hwy IS and SHELLING AND SMELLING - World! pels Adults piefefred Leaw Occupant y Heal, hoi water, appliances Adults pee ATLANTIC HOTEL Keontburg Nlte Aug 741 S4W Chestnut SI Showroom office Available loigesi employment service, S4 Broad SI . SELL tvfred Coll 842 912) quiet, coiy double, single rooms Laundry RedBont N J It) 1121 August Lease Pay utilities il?5omonth WOOD CHIPS AUG 1 - One large bedroom apartment RED BANK - Two room and bath studio on premise* very reasonable 787 9M7 ColltSpm , S42 3021 SOABAR OPERATORS - E«penemed By the Irutk load 741 791V Heat, hoi watef and gas Quiet neighbor apartment Furnished Yearly rental One FAST ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE - Studio el NEW SHREWSBURY - 1000 to. ft 32D0 wily Soobarring ond bundling Apply in FINANCIAL WORLO MAP - Made Irom '. wuud hood Apply 43 Tower Hill Ave , Red Bunk trionlb Mcurity Suitable for business pei WITH A QUICK ACTION leciencies and executive suites Ultra con Ml ft available In main building 3000 tq person. Robert Lewis. Inc , 804 Broadway Will cover 8x15' wall From World's Fair after 4pm son No pels $150 pei montn including uii temporary decor No leoie Harbour ft glats front store available now In shop West Long Branch LOW COST Perlecl backdrop lor office wall or den Utilities 200 Maple Ave 747 1638 EAST KEANSBURG - Three-room apart Point. 149? Ocean Ave . Sea Bright 747 ping center Call S42 MOO SPARE T7ME~W0RK - DoyiTevenings, 61. Business DAILY REGISTER Besl olfer 872 1814 ment All paneled Good location 4IS5 per RED BANK - Unfurnished Greentree 3JU. 74II2OO OFFICE SPACE AVAILABl E weekends Work Irom your home ZENITH PORTABLE TV - Block and month Utilities im laded Call W 3482 Apartments 739 Spring St One bedroom lURNISMEDROOMFORKINI FAMILY AD Rl 35 Holmdel N J Call 717 1571. US Opportunities while, with stand. $20 EATONTOWN - Immediate ofcupomv apartment Available Immediately Call Middle oged man or older preferred Ui a Available tor Merchandise for appointment. H\ 3953 671 9050 after 6p m SUPERVISOR - Enperlenctdin sports ET PARLOR G Coll 741 055' Rt 35. ad|acent to main entrance to Fort month 741 IOU For Sale only. Article must Monmouth New. large three room apart wear Apply JONATHAN LOGAN. I John BEAUTY PARLOR - Good area Good in 20 DRAWER BLUEPRINT STORAGE SEA BRIGHT - Beautiful two room KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel newly More Classified son An . Matawan SM 9313 come Year round established business originate from a household CABINET - Prolesslonol drafting table. men. LuMurtous wall to wal capret includ apartment, furnished Air conditioned ed Air conditioned. Gold Medallion all leaecoroted. clean 170 per week Near Belmor area Call 295 2997 after 6 30 p m 4x4 slate blackboard 493 4747 Ready tor occupancy 442 1/94 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 3 lo iT COMPLETE - Body shop equipment and ana may not exceed a sale electric apartment Rent trom 1119 per but. IS Laurel Avr on Next supplies For further information call be shin, lull ar port lime, long term Good op month S4? BOM or 136 3100. SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment Wall KEANSBURG One loom available portunlly 741 4700 tween95Mon Frt /JV IJJO. price of $50.00 per article. to-wall carpel Ocean view All utilities Close to beath and transportation 125 per 101. Commercial Rentals Price MUST be advertised. 72. Garage/Yard Soles No pet* One months rent, one month s TELEPHONE SALES - Work from our KtANSBURG DINER Sealing tar 100 EXCLUSIVELY YOURS week Call after t. 787 BJtJ GARAGE SALE - Moving West, poikea security $150 a month 842 vN7 or 791 23^ office at 15 1' Main St.. Ealonlown. 12 PIT Air conditioned. Parking Excellent loca- Each additional line $1.00 Live In quiet elegance, tronqullily and KEYPORT - Bedroom with bath Lodies some, selling the rest. Furniture, gas grill. hour, e Coll 544 1334. 112. tion 146.700 EDWIN S STARK. Realtor. security Designer furnished studio effi SEA BRIGHT - Two bedrooms, fueplont'i«( located « "eo Bant jp ADORABLE PUPPIES - 7 weeks old vale entrance DAILY REGISTER 747 3353 7411300 cellent potential In last growing area. Mother is AKC Shetland sheepdog Call THREE ROOM APARTMENT - Hwy 36. 729 7184 After 5 p.m . 222 °I2S Dio«'miieiy 900 sq H heal a" TRAINEE Please call (2011 544 1999 FAMILY AD, CALI 611 1542 Beltord. Adults preferred cond'ing ian IO'.JV If «€•» Cull 671 WOO PRIVATE ROOM^WrfH~SH0vVE« - Air Opening tor baker trainee. Good storting Aifc~REGISTE RED GERMAN SHORT GREENGROVE conditioned Suitable for gentleman adult sen settee eie>ato' tree pa'hng hourly wage, paid vacations, paid ho- 542-1700 HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES - Moles THREE ROOMS -"Cenlrolly located, op" Cull 0 Spm .747 1041. Win suD d'v>de lidays, hospltaliiotlon ond uniforms sup Good stock Reasonable Call 774 4092 GARDENS posite ocean Private entrance Adults pre- BOOMS FOR RENT - By week or month plied Hours available are night work. Ap MERCHANDISE 24-Hour Service 99GreengroveAve .Keyport. N J ferred. References and security required Alto 3-room suite Appropriate Ply in person only. Mr Gill, Dunkln Do- DOG CAGE - All llbergias. $45 Yearly. 141-WI Inquire Monmouth Hotel ly4?0Sq II nuts. US Hoy 35. Middletflowl n s very strong . 1 Bedroom J185 32 Brood SI.. Keyport. N.J. •in »»JJ TWO BEDROOM - Living room, kitchen. TRAVEL - Second agent. Full time. Mult 71. Merchandise For Sale HAMMOND Efiiciency First floor. $220 month plus one month SEA BRIGHT - Twin bxS6 Three porch screens. 229 16071 965 8158. UNION BEACH - Four rooms Adults rooms, 1100 per month One blcok from Available Immediately TRUCK MECHANICS - Enperlenced. Ap ocean 26 Laird St. Long Branch, 722 88S« 4979 FOUR ADORABLE KITTENS - Free lo PHONE 264-1846 preferred $180 per month plus utilities y In person. Rarltan Garage. South Main BRAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR Call 264 3865 or 254 4665 . Keyport ANTENNA - Cltlien Band, four-element, good homes One gray and while, two or AAgr. - Apt. 72 S GAN. Will Mil for SI,225 after this special ange ond one fluffy calico Call 944 8599 at Shakespeare fiberglass beam ISO price sale Is over Limited quantities — HIGHLANDS -- Four rooms, S165 a month WATERFRONT - Furnished thret-room TWO FOR OPPORTUNITY ter6pm 244 0067 two 44 note keyboards. 13 pedals, lull plus utilities One month security. Avail- apartment Private patio. Monthly, week- Twc people needed for servicing our keyboard cover, rhythm unit with a unique able Aug. I Call 373 2659 or 872 1512 ly. Nautilus Apartments, 842-0505 equipment and to learn other work. Handy ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER CLOCKSI2I FREE - x> German Shepherd puppies. i feature that follows whatever you do. weeks old. with small fools Income opportunity. SIM With beveled glass, Imported from Ger- HIGHLANDS — Hillside Colonial duplex WATERFRONT — Furnished three-room Price Includes bench, musk course, les- 787-8387 apartment Private patio overlooking riv- per week. Cdll I a.m. to 12 noon onlynly. 74741 many. 1500 each, firm 291-0428. sons ond delivery Budatffierms ovailable with ocean view. Dining room, air, deck, CLASSIFIED 2046. An equal opportunity employei er. All utilities. Monthly, yearly Nautilus •r M/tt ANTIQUE IRON FENCE — Overhead go New York bus 1735 8724891. FREE TO GOOO HOME - Male, short Apartments, Sea Bright-142-0505. TYPIST CLERK roge door, gas, electric stoves, antique haired SI. Bernard. Excellent tempera HIGHLANDS"- Three rooms, furnished. Interesting position in personnel area. Di- chest, scaffold brockets, lumber, picnic to 775-9300 All utilities Year-round WEST END LONG BRANCH — Styled lor men! Two years old 244H24 after 7 p.m versified duties Excellent company. Wes, aluminum lodder, lawn mower, color Open daily'til 9 Sol til 5 Call 2919466 luxury. New one-bedroom apartment. Un- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TV, oil furnace Etc 671 1675 MalnSt 4 Corner ol Motlison Ave FREE TO GOOD THOME"- Small collie furnished or furnished From $250 AVERY type dog, female, one year. All shots. KEANSBURG - Four rooms and both. ARMS, 119 Avery Ave, 229-4460, 741-1200. ADVERTISING RATES W Thomas Avt 747-3494 Shrewsbury ANTIQUES - Liquidating 3 estates HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR - 12 cu. ft Loves children. Moving. 842 1998. Convenient location. Heat, hot water sup- VIP and ALPHA - Keyboard Operators INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Excellent condition (SO. plied. Responsible, quiet business couple Film make-up Experienced only. Coll 241 10 Riverside Ave .Red Bank 741-7474 FSENOTPOODLET- Small Two males, preferred S?VO plus security. 717-4771. 102. Houses For Rent DIRFXT ACTION LINE 5421700 6161 win one female. AKC. Two black, one white. ANTIQUE VANITY - With chair, 150. 23" EATONTOWN — Live on two acres, very Call 244-8247 KEANSBURG — Lovely three rooms, sec- WAITRESSES M/W 12) - Part-time, for block and white TV, no Portable TV with IBM TYPEWRITERS private. Like new ranch. Brand new inter! S3.00 Minimum Charge ond floor. Yard and parking Convenient or. Three bedrooms, new kitchen appll weekends. Experienced only. Apply In per- maple stand. S25 Rotary mower, s? 741- GCH.DEN BOY — Buckskin gelding, 15.1 One or two people $190 1212] 981 4135. son, Palace Diner. 45 Monmouth It., Red S43T Rental $16.50 per mo. ances ond carpeting. $400 a month. Paul r hands. Excellent conformation. Shown KIANSBURG — Newly remodeled tiTid Bonk ol with option to buy 872-0327 successfully See at Sleepy Hollow Horse Brogar Agency, Shrewsbury, 747-0223. BABY CRIB - Boiutt. solid walnut, mot decorated two-bedroom apartment. Refer- KENMORE DRYER - RCA Whirlpool Farm or call 842-5727 WAITRESSES IM/WI — All shifts Irtjs Included, like new, 135. ences required, plus security Ready Aug HATLET"RANCH -"Three bedrooms, IVj 1 DAY 58c per line washer $125 for both. Call offer 6 p.m. baths. Finished basement, garage. Close to Apply In person 671 2172 787 1734 „ 1 6Bovview Ave 787 2733 Mlllbrook Diner, Rt. 34, Matawan GREAT DANE PUPS - AKC, BLACK topping and schools. New wall-to-wall 2 DAYS (Consecutive) 52c per line BAMBOO COUCH - And lounge chair, KITCHEN CABINETS^- With sink and Beoutilul Reasonable KEYPORT - Three-room apartment carpeting Washer and dryer. Large prl sturdily built. Needs new cushions An- vote backyard All new kitchen appliances WAITRESS M/W - Experienced. Apply In gas stove. Very goocr condition Reason- 9468055 overlooking bay 1240. heat Included. Call 3 DAYS (Consecutive) 42c per line person. Long John's Ltd., Highlands See tique hammered brass spiked chandelier able Call 2vlUl 7. after 6 p.m. 787-9535. $400 plus utilities One-year leose with op- Art between Y5 p.m. any day. Phone 741 8726 after 6 p m. HIMALAYAN AND SIAMESE KITTENS' tion to buy References. 264 3550 or 264 KITCHENETTE SET — Dropleof table, All colors. Also stud service. Coll Tarn KEYPORT - Waterfront furnished three- 3491. 4 DAYS (Consecutive) 39c per line WIREMAN M/W — To wire electro me- BASS GUITAR - Single pickup, like new two chairs, glass-door china closet, walnut mar Cattery, 938-2741 bedroom apartment. chanical units from schematics. Ex- condition. 120 Lead guitar. 120 HIGHLANDS — Small three-room cottage, 36c per line 'inlsh. S100 741 7344. HIMALAYAN KITTENS Call 739-2581 or 842 4782 5 DAYS (Consecutive) perience required. Electro impulse. 116 2910295 suiloble one or two adults $125 a month Chestnut St., Red Bank. An equal opportu LAMP TABLE - Frultwood Stud service LARGE - Studio room, tile bath, light Security required. 291-2144. 6 DAYS (Consectuive) 34c per line nlty employer BOOKCASE BED — China cabinet, end ta- 27" square, 19" high. 946 8096 housekeeping. Good location. Quiet, mo bles, etc 741-7882 mornings or evenings. ture business person. Aug 2. 741-0761. KEANSBURG - Duplex, four rooms, 32c per line Call 741-9340 IRISH SETTERS AKC — Eight weeks, large kitchen, tile bath. Fenced in yard 7 DAYS (Consecutive) LARGE ORIENTAL RUG - Bedroom, born with no worms, healthy Champion l ONG HkAN( H One bedroom apar! 495-0809 Work Never Goes CLEAN FILL AVAILABLE dnlng room furniture, Mognavox stereo, background Reasonable 787-6594. ment. Large closets Modern kitchen. 8 DAYS (Consecutive) 29c per line Pickup or delivered black and white TV. 74I-8SSI. Ideal for young couple. Call 222-5277 be- KEANSBURG — Private cottage. Three On Vacation 822 2020 IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - Champion tween 8-4. rooms and bath, furnished. All utilities. MclNTOSH - 2300 Stereo power ampli- ship bloodlines. Four females, two moles. CLEAN FILL DIRT - New Shrewsbury. $190 a month, ideal for couple. No pets. fier, 300 watts per channel. $100 llrm. 787 9133. MATAWAN —Onebedroom. S200 787-3960. But people do. And when You load and haul. Phone 7J7-5324 Contoct Manager 542-7222 FAMILY PLAN RATE they do, we get calls from LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - AKC. with M3-.9S5 MIDDLETOWN EXECUTIVE AREA - MOVING Three or four-bedroom split level, l''i COLLECTORS - 71 r.p.m. records. All show and field background. Outstanding companies who need people FURNITURE SALE MATAWAN - Unfurnished one bedroom. baths, eat-In kitchen, recreation room, 3 Lines - S Days - J2 00 $1 00 each additional line Available to opera. Thirteen, in excellent condition. No litter of good looking ond good natured 1200 utility room. Large private yard Dead-end with skills like yours. reasonable offer refused 291-4344. Call 842-1851 No dealers black Labs Asking $100 442 3499. individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" for items not Call SS3-1955 street. Convenient to everything. $400 per MUST SELL POOL TABLE MARE - Registered pinto. Two year (illy. month Will consider option to buy. Imme- exceeding $50 each Items must be priced CONTENTS OF OLD HOMR - Oak dres accessories. J10O. AAATAWAN - l'/i-room apartment. Con- sers, chesl of drawers, wardrobe, china Registere' ered haltl thoroughbredthorough! '. Both ex- diate occupancy. ACADEMY AGENCY, _ SECRETARIES Call 747 Sin venient. S150 a month plus security. Refer- Contract Rates on Request closet, mahogany buffet, refrigerator, celfent dldispositions . 542-0631 ences required. Available Aug. 1. 591-1286. 739 2221 TYPISTS kitchen sets, old trucks, base cabinet, oak P.A. SYSTEM - Wilder. Like new. Socrl- MINIATURE POODLE - Block, two SWITCHBOARD server. Oriental design rug, pictures, lice 1350. MODERN THREE-ROOM APARTMENT NEW SHREWSBURY -, Four-bedroom, lamps, depression and carnival glass. Call 842-8222 years old, with papers, 150. Coll 449-8041 — Newly decorated. Aug. 1 occupancy. two bath ranch. Country setting. MOO a BOOKKEEPERS China, pots, pans, dishes, etc., etc. RUS- weekends only. $180 plus electric. 29 Grove Place, Keans- month. E. A. HANLON, Realtors, 842-0110. FRONT PAGE READERS PHILCO REFRIGERATOR - White. II ClLS, 25 E. Front SI, Red Bank. 7411493 QUARTER HORSE burg Call 382 4568 after 6 p.m. BOX REPLY SERVICE cu. ft., two years old. like new. $60 RED BANK - Four bedrooms, 2Vi baths, $3 SO per count line Bold lace Mild mannered 15 months old. yard. Good location, parking. References. If you want to work on tem- DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding ma- Call 49S-2403 PORT MONTWOUTH - Three rooms, un- PICK-UP 75' headlines $4 50 Minimum in- Call 787-3520 furnished. Utilities included. security, leose 741-3259' porary assignment, stop in chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc sertion 2 lines Maximum 24 at bargain prices. New or used. AAC Col I 49S-0374 or 6710621 RUMSON CONTEMPORARY — Water- MAIL $1.50 and apply at — DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurst SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES. AKC lines All readers placed at loot Warehouse tor Kimboll, Yamaha, Conn, RED SANK - Available for Immediate or front, complete privacy, river view. Two 5313990 Excellent bone, temperament, full mask, future occupancy, two-bedroom apart- acres, small boot dock. 2-3 bedrooms, fire- ot column Chlckerlng. Unlimited rentals Irom 17.SO sire Sir Barnaby Drake 681 7769. per month. Used pianos and organs trom ments. Suitable for adults. No pets. place, two car garage. Completely fur- DINING ROOM SET — Mahogany china nished. Air conditioned. Sept. for 10 AAANPQWER closet, buffet, table with five chairs. SI50 $25. Over 200 units at warehouse prices. SIAMESE KITTEN - Seolpolnt. with SPRINGVIEW GARDENS. ?93 Spring St , ... -ront 142-4343 Dally 9 to 9. Sat. v ID 6. shots 7415672. months. $480 monthly. 842-9110. 314 W2 Mai Fronn t AsburRed Bany Pork k I42-4M firm. Freezer, 158 cu. ft. upright Whirl- 776-5577 747-0162 pool. 671 615* Freehold Music Center RED BANK - Centrally located. Large RUMSON — Five rooms. No pets. Two X-RAY TECHNICIAN DINING ROOM SET — Table, six chairs, ST BERNARD - Male Two years Loves twobedroom oportmenl. Off street parV months security required. DEADLINES 12 Throckmorton St.. Freehold 462 4730 children. Papers. ing. References. (609) 443-4367, Call 787-9008 china closet ond buffet. Modern walnut. SOO Brick Blvd.. Brlcktown 477-2828 Must be registered. Full time staff posi- «75 firm. 787-5882. 741-6874 between 3-5 p.m. Noon Day Preceding Publication POOL TABLE - Cue sticks, rack and RED BANK - Five rooms, (two bed- TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE — Fur- tion, hours 8 to 5. Excellent working condi- nished. All utilities. Reasonable. One DISHWASHER - Portable Frlglddre, »100 ball!, like new. MO Call between 5 and 7 ST BERNARD PUPPIES — Three fe- rooms), unfurnished. tions and benefits. Coll ar apply: month security, lease. Call 842-2086. DISPLAY ADS - 2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION firm. 12'xU room size carpet, oyster, p.m 7394913. males left Reduced. 671-1675 plush 175 Two braided rugs, si ond 110 Call 442 4741 RED BANK - Four-bedroom apartment. All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the regular PORTA B ORGAN - Model 1973 Ham- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL WANTED - Well trained English pleasure Newly decorated. $250 per month plus oil mond, plus 760 Leslie speaker system, one nished and unfurnished immediate occu- Daily Register style ol type We reserve the right to edit or reiect any mSm. DRESSER year old Firm 12000 747-1941. horse for cross country riding and lum- utilities. Security, references required, in- quire 59 Wallace SL, Red Bonk. pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, PERSONNEL DEPT. Hardwood, natural stain. (30 ping. Hunter type Gelding. Good home for Oceonport Ave.. Oceonport 542 3500. classified advertising copy 4950029 PRINTERS METAL WORK TABLE - good horse. 442-3528. IS Union St. Red Bonk With galley storage cabinet and two slug 741-2700, Ext 200 ELECTRIC FAN - Westlnghouse Roll- compartments. 34" deep, 40" high. 35" WEIMARANER PUPPIES RED BANK GARDEN APARTMENTS — 107. Nursing Homes An equal opportunity employer M/W about. Excellent condition. Ideal lor bun- wide, over all height wlih slug rock 56". Seven weeks. Reasonable. St. Gabriel's One-bedroom, $190. Two-bedroom, $210. galow. 118. Coll 495-0597 after 6 p.m. S40 firm. Call otter 6 p.m. SM-0936 Rectory, Marlboro. 944-44*7^ Heat, hot water supplied. One month's security and lease are required. Adults PRIVATE ESTATE SALE - Antique wal preferred Positively no pets. Coll 10:30 lo nut sideboard, mirrors, cherry gateleg CANCELLATION NUMBER FARMLAND TOP SOIL 80. Merchandise Wanted 4 30 only. 741-2975. ies experience m table, brass-Iron bed, Sterling silver (un- AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes, RED BANK - New three-bedroom, all Notice - Credit lor cancellation is aiven only on issuance ol spe- management opportunity. K.C Associates, L. Lucas Inc. 244-1415 marked), pine corner cupboard, walnut and pine dresser chests, dinette set. many condition, parts $300 lor Lionel No. 381, electric apartment. Available Immediat- co Box N-67, The Dolly Register. Shrews FROM HOME - Maple chest. S29.50. re- cial kill number to advertiser when cancellation ol ad is requested other outstanding values By appointment. cars 412 thru 414. 774-3710. ely Excellent arta $265 a month. Refer bury, N.J. frigerator, $49. white chest. s3v. china closet. 149. mahogany dresser, with mlr- 4425925 ences required. 142-2434 or 222-0577. Advertiser must retain number lor future reference ror, 139.50. Mahogany chest of-drowers to AAA ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED CLIFFSIDE RED BANK — Spacious S'.'i-room pen- 52. Babysitting match. 09.50. Smoll size convertible Eng REDECORATING - Living room turn! Furniture, paintings, cut glass, art, Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register can- llsh couch, stroller, 139, clothes tree, U.50. lure and other odd pieces Please call after bronzes, clocks, porcelains, rugs. Jewelry thouse apartment overlooking the Naves- HEALTH CARE CENTER Ink River. Also efficiency and two bed not be responsible lor errors otter the first day Can 542 noo to Child Care chrome clothes rock, S7.5O. wooden word- 5pm.. 717-0454 NAME YOUR PRICE room apartments Luxury building. Air 4 MM ftcMfp tor robe. 119 SO, 9>12 carpet. 115 Mis- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES make corrections BABYSITTER — For after school hours REFRIGERATOR - GE lull site. Ex- conditioned Call 842-4865 imwmwll** HttHh Can Pick up two children ond sit until approxl cellaneous brlc-o-broc, etc. RUSCIL'S. 75 cellent condition. Yellow. (97. 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bonk 741-7474 E Front SI.. Red Bank 741-1493. > 24-hour Care mately 6 p.m Keonsburg area. Coll after Coll 583 4765 ALL RED BANK - Three rooms. Adults pre- 6,495-0687 ferred. No pets. Leose References. Call FULL SIZE BABY'S CRIB - Like new Household furniture, appliances, antiques i RN Supervision REFRIGERATOR — GE Irost tree Freer 741-4421. PART-TIME SITTER - 8:30 a.m.J! noon. 125. Call Cohens Department Store. 741 er on bottom. Avocado green, $100. etc., purchased ol highest prices. Some • MedcaO Approved Little Silver. Call 4281. 9 to 6 dolly except Sundays. Coll 842-Stllofter 4 pm. day service Call 229 8933. 9 to S. RED BANK — Three-room opartmenl. 200 Center h. Walk to transportation, Air conditioned 747-9243 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX REFRIGERATOR $180 Includes all utilities 741-7741. CIMtwood Beach WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT $50 ALL LIONEL TRAINS 53. Domestic Help PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT. IMME 747-0162 Or American Flyer I pay more. 946-2893 RED BANK — Three-room apartment, REAL ESTATE DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR GRAND with both, unfurnished. Utilities included. 566-8422 AUTOMOTIVE HOUSEKEEPER — Plain cooking for ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Orlentol rugs 37W4I1 REFRIGERATOR — $35 Singer upright „ RENTALS tOulti. Delightful live-In situation In Ocean LES DEUX t, DON PONS, 799 River Rd.. Mature woman preferred. One month vacuum, never used. 455 Sewing machine security. Coll 741-5806. Grove CQII946-WI5. FURNITURE - Drop-leat dining room and cabinet, $65 Sears dishwasher, $90 Fair Hoven. 842-6257 or 741 4337 7 Autos Tor Sale table. W0. Pine table and two coptaln's 101 Apartments WE ARE LOOKING - For someone to 2912263 101. Apartments help deem our house 1 or 2 days o week. chairs, t50. Three pairs draperies, 150 101. Apartments 3 Trucks And Traders 10? Houses For Rent Lady's while desk, tfs Coll 84? 5911 Oder 4 RIDING MOWER - Wheel Horse Lawn Needs own transportation, Rumson. Write Ranger, 6 h p., 32" cut, $200 BUYING SILVER COINS 4 Motorcycles Box K 248. The Dolly Register. Shrews p.m. 103 Rentals To Share 671 3971 PRIOR TO 1945 5 Auto Services Parts bury. G.E TV — Block ond white, needs repair. ' 104 Winter Rentals ROLL-AWAY TOOL BOX - 6 II..Three 815. HI-FI, good sound, cabinet needs re RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals 54. Situations Wanted finishing, J2J After 5. 842 3709 piece, roll-away cabinet tilled with tools AlsoPA buyingY ING 275% Worlh$4000_Besloffer 264-6681. 7 Auto Insurance Alteor 6pbuyinm g,264-167 silver 6dollars Call 744 3456 106 Furnished Rooms Female GOING OUT OF BUSINESS - Sub, pizza, ROUNO MfRROR" —"34'TtlO Odd cholrV, 8 Auto Finance dfll equipment for sale Large six door $3 lo $)0 Aluminum screens. 32"xSS". COPPER - Brass, lead, aluminum, bat 107 Nursing Homes AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMAN - Seeks dell cose with compressor, counters, ta- $1.50 each Adder. $20 Typewriter, $18. terles, cast Iron and steel scrap Old heat RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. 9 Conslruclon Equipment housecleonlng In Atlantic Highlands-Rum 106 Commercial Rentals bles, freezers, stove, plzzo oven, refrig- Metal bed. spring, $10 Mople dresser, $10 ers and radiators, used machinery An sonoreo U.SOonhour 291-4319. 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages erators and others Must sell immediately 8720919 _ tlquet. L. Abroms 1 Soiv 774 59O0 OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER 471-3547 anytime. BABYSITTING IN MY HOME - Any NAN JOHNSON 110'Wanted To Rent SALE - Freeier, washer, dryer, TV, cam- BUSINESS lime East Keansburg vicinity, pickup ond GOLDEN OAK — Round dining table and BUYSANDBUYS era, recllner. sewing machine, mis- ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS delivery II not too for 495 1271 buffet, newly reflnlshed. 1750 Topeslry. From an entire household to o single Hem DIRECTORY US 787 293T o-llaneous 842 5716. flealy, r»a»y overalied etfeoenev. 1.2. and 3 bedroom apti. \n» kind REAL ESTATE HOUSEWORK - For Thurs and Frl. Ret Antique furniture, lewelry. silver Imme diotc I nsh '[iiidollnr / months TWO-DO'OR'LARGE FRIGIOAIRE - EMPLOYMENT Ruscll s, 25 East Front SI 741 1693 132 Apartments Town Houses ploy gomes ond clean up. Call Ihe "Happy old Excellent condition US. Good condition. ISO Wood cabinet. 18 747 0150 Birthday Parly Molds." 842 7098 or 946 546 0934 WANTED 133 Income Properly HAMILTON PIANO - Smoll blond up TYPEWRITERS. A'DDINCTmachines All Used Oriental Rugs 51 Help Wanted 134 Farm Property makes new or used. Guaranteed low as Chinese and Persian Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 NURSE S AIDE - Wishes to care for sick right, good condition Inquire Monmouth 5? Babysitting Child Care 135 Commercial Properly or elderly person Lounge, 32 Broad SI.. Keyport, N.J. $25 Serpico 1. 101 Monmouth SI Next 10 Also Won Tapestries Call 717-3647 •Voter 7470485 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774 3143 53 Domestic Help 136 Industrial Properly RUMSON TEENAGE GIRL Setks baby HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let us plan 0 USED BEDROOM FURNITURE Orrl 54 Situations Warned Female 137 Lots and Acreage sitting or child core position, lull or port Plant Happening Free plant ond 15% ol to- ser. chesl. night stand, bed. two lamps 77. Pets And Liveitock 77. Pets And Livestock 77. Pets And Livestock 138 Mobile Homes lime 842 9350 tal sales 842 2374 Besl otter Coll after 5.741 1038 55 Situations Warned Male, 56 SiluaiionsWanted 139 Cemetery Lots Mile Female 140 Real Estate Wanted CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY RECREATIONAL 10 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Clearview Stock Farm 61 Busme'ss Opportunities 151 Bicycles Mm.Bikes MANY NEEDS 6? Mortgages 15? Boats And Accessories (formerly Clearview Farm) Coltsjfecit 63 Money To Loan 153 Camping Equipment 64 Money Wanted 154 Recreational Vehicles Adding Machines Diamonds Bought Plumbing & Heating 155 Sports Equipment Typewriters or Restyled VAGNER S PLUMBING AND HEATING MERCHANDISE 156 Swimming Pooh) - Typewriters sold, Let us buy the diamonds you don t wear or — New Installations and repairs All types let us reslyle them lor you personally plumbing work 364 9494 anytime Reussllles 36 Broad St SPECIAL

71 Merchandise For Sale l00 NOTICES Alterations General Carpentry Printing 52 acres with modern paddocks 7? Garage'Yard Sales Raised printed Business cards. 1000 lor ALTtdATIONS - Additions, all lypei ol GENERAL CARPENT R r 73 Machinery For Sale ?01 Card Of Thanks $8 03. Includes tax and shipping Business corpenfry. A. Bruce Elgenrouch. guilder Expert werk Avollobte anytime Days. 74 Rental Service 20? Death Notices C

h tine* SriWl Ultiu . July >*- b-'r hom* spocf for youth* For! Monnxwtli fclOM lA>ild>h •f/< and «o» >eu« o*rt •"« v#' Water pressure shot, be me.Mo.nrt at 'OWN "ui postage ot o meeting o» M»tf body >o on limes at on adequate force to supply Pho fa« held on Wednri^or August 14 !9/«each mobile home and on common tool MIDDLETOWN-"Help tu NEW DEVELOPMENT ol I 00 p m at the Counrii (hambe<\ o* 'ties with running wafer sufficient lor its Of «f N, Homes to or deTivered by O< I 1 T* wow) tr..» Mayor and Council in Rt* torowoJi rtosonoblt needs help the kids," is the appeal e0 lots, now to trufitiXHlQtton U Hail e'WMJViifi [ otorHo»K «r« J»« SECTION / Sanitation FaH>">es within it no«e their own kiunary of Die Rent a Kid program l» I'.MIO ,oom »ith Hreploce l.o gaoVl *•* QRP'NANCE AMENDING AH OH (o( i lilies Ground floor, suitable lor dorlor or m '"' bedrooms large eal in tiuhen DlllANCE HFGULAflNC ANO LI tisl ol JJJ »rooo W tied Bu,n uniTt 431-9100 fi«M»lC THE C5TABI iSHMtHt SECTION 9 Sewage ond BHuw D*s The appeal is (or temporary om loSpm ™ • tloareo MIC. lull (try batenieril Riponor, "W"4 i wated on bus luie Lo» heuimg MlDOLFTOWN RPO BANK ANDOPFAATlONOf TRAM r ./• H sinks and laundries shall be discharged .sexes who want to work and in booh cose tor 100(1 books Screened BE IT ORDAINED by thr AAoyoi and into o pubiu sewer system in c**. porch Pool Ihitd tiooi suitable write* % of irif Borough ot Fotontown pucint* with applicable ordinances O' earn money during their sum. R€D BANK Professional offu, UXK, iMt minutes to New York but or Hrd Od inlet o pr -vale sewer ond disposal p*an o* available in prime busmen district!* iruin five minutes Gwdeo itote Parkway a and I Kenj.no the f V lapHti lank system of such construction mer vacation. pro»imaleiy Mo su, ft mood IICKM ubu'e ALLAIRE- M8.MX) 1301) 741 Vt\/ euith hoio'd The beach, baseball, bat MiODLtTOWN Three beoVoom ronch ON 10 Corbogt fteci Formerly occupied by a denim Mu,,,,,pji ketball are fine, but a young parking oc.oil rh» tlreel ciign ona ,£, mi We IUU lot tconoimcol gal tWOtinu fyr i or the Code uf me Borough of T.yMiy covered metoi garb FARROW this ti« room beauty Fifcplote m living tonoble Call 741 owo O# he. rt>» amended ortd sup snail bt provided m quantities __ person needs more The (eel FHA und VA buyers welcome Only to read at follows to permit disposal of gofbogr and rub SfDBANK Realtor THE KIR WAN CO ReoHort 7|7 b>sh Garbage con* shoti be located odto lions avullaDi '•opinligc building luiu ing o( earning spending mon- tie lor immeoiote u< l „,,, tonight?" No open fires shall be permitted at ony young person can do — are ing Atking 1400 per monfn Call Walker L »w« bedioom ronch on a dead end blretl public transportation or privote auto to and designed os to permit occupancy piote which would endongr' life o* prop Walker. Realtors W »!!, today Ownti will reoecorute uiid it alto willing New York City and vicinity Property mutt fhertof 'or dwelling or sleeping pur e'ty No fires Shalt be Itft unattended ol asked to call 405 0919 between STORE FOR RENT >o help with doimg coitt Won i last ol be seen lo be appreciated Priced in higtt poses orty time All electrical distribution FAIR HAVEN •MM 80 s tor sale by owner Call 301 671 4723 for (f) Mobile Home Pork meons ony boxes shot) be dearly marked os such 10 a.m. and 5 p.m appointment 131 Houses tor Sale 152 Boots and Accessories plot of ground upon which two or motf and eoch mobile home space shod be APPRAlSfcU mobile homes, occupied for dwelling or At Mi BUG Owner will alto consider often UNION BEACH - Tnree bedroom house wired ond fused for the mobile home oc NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH - Four or FISHING BOAT 14 Thompson Good sleeping purposes or* located, r«yo«d cupytng II Fuel drums sholl be located 10*. Buildings/Garages on triii immaculate aluminum sided three Sunny kllchen. tiled bath, new hot water shape Ready logo tlOOfum lest of whether or not o charge is mode LEGAL NOTICE bfldroom home boatting full basement, for five bedrooms. Iwo baths Owner mutt basetword rwat Small, private yord New Ob distant from the mobile home as pre Mil Middle 140 & Call S4? HM ___^^ Coll '8' 0612 tor such accommodation scribed by the Fire Prevention Boord of RED BANK - 1000 *, M ior warehouse mai dining room. )9 »untnine tiilchen, piyi sewert ond paved street scheduled for the Borough NOTICE many fxlrot Asking *3?.iO0 Nt W SHREWSBURY t-our bedroom Sept 117.U0 with only 14.000 down Rental GLASTRON - VI63. 100 h p Johnson (a) Mobile Home Space ' means o Notice Is hereebby given thot an order VA FHA mortgage available Large corner lot Woll to wall carpeting considered Ml 3311 Trailer Cruise tank, cover und more Ex pio' of ground within a mobile home dated 24 July 197>u4 has been issued by the lo qualified buyers one full and two holt baths. Built In range. ceptlonal condition I2ioa 842 0833 park designed tor the ociomoddtion of SECTION 12 Animals and Pets undersigned outhortilnmorning ththee name of the HO. Wanted To Rent HRESIOE REALTY, INC oven, dishwasher, gos heot. central air one mobile home No owner or person in charge of dog, oil tcrtw BERNICE Official Number WV H*y li MidOlfiown 671 4»S WALL-AAANASQUAN SECTION 3 Licenses cot or other pet animal shall permit rl to 36144* owned by Richard M Nelson ond 1SS.OO0 Principals only, by appointment BOSTON WHALER - GlOslrorl Sporl run ol large or commit any nuisance COLLEOE PROFESSOR - Wile one MA2LET - New three bedroom ranch After 6pm , $43 67*0 trail. S«arraM. Stinger Johnson. OMC ll shall be unlawful for ony person to Leonard Nelson, each owning one half of child, desire three-Bedroom house Central OVERLOOK ESTATE »0% FINANC luintam or operate within the limits of within the limits of ony mobile home which Perth Amboy, N J Is the horn* 7Si.10b.Ql S37.M0 ING AVAILABLE Three beoutitul models Merculwr, Volvo Boat trailers pork All dogs shall be licensed in occor Manmouth area 229 720S HAZLET - New (our bedroom Colonial NEW SHREWSBURY the Borough of Eatontown, any mobile port, to be changed lo MISS JEAN REDUCED available immediately Cape. Colonial and home park unless such person shall fust dance with fne Borough s ordinance SMALL HOUSE Oi lotloge wanted bv 7&KlOO(ot UI.SO0 ranch Under construction two ranches SECTION 13 Register of Occupants EDWARDF LORENTZ MIDOLETOWN - Two bedrooms Re by 1*000 lo low sbO i - not l.sied Four obtain a license therefor All mobile By dtrtctlon of the pleasanl semi retired couple Good refer bedrooms, 'arge recreation room, three aid one bi level Open dolly Irom II am home forks In exilence upon the eftec (f shall bt the duty at the licensee to ence ond security Care ol grounds wel antly remodeled itl»IOOIot 171 000 to 4 30 p.m. Convenient lo beach, trains, FLAGSHIP keep a register containing a record ot oil Officer in Charge baths, den with fireplace, laundry, ful live dene of this ordinance sholl within 90 Monne Inspection come Write Box K 24S. The Doily Regis EDWINS STARK, Realtor, 787 2777 basement, two-car garage, sun deck, ol buses ond parkway. Excellent school sys Municipal Marine Basin days thereafter, or such additional time mobile home owners ond occupants lo ler. Shrewsbury. N J HIGHLANDS Two bedroom home tern Starting price 13V sou Coll tor direc Atlantic Highlands 791 7618 cated within the pork The register shall U S Coast Guard appliances, refrigerator, washer, dryer as may be allowed by the Mayor and PERTH AMBOY, N J Morlgoge available Low down payment dishwasher, two air conditioners. 4?' I H lions, m «O4I or S7S 6075 Council, obtain such license, ond in oil contain the following information fwO~PROFESSIONAL COUPLES - Oe THE (Port) •Ire two or three bedroom house, Holmdel Call 74r 4469 troctor. garden shed, new carpet, root ond MARSH MARINE other respects comply with the require (a) Nome ond address of each occu orea Under 1325 per month plus utilities gutters Other extras immediate occu LONGSTREET AGENCY N.J s Small Sailboat Center rnls of fhls ordinance ponl July 29, 30.31 Aug. 1 fl7tf CoM94»3M0otter4pm urimiei HOLMDEL - Spin level on one acre. Pro- poncy 542 7308 fessionally landscaped Five bedrooms, 57? Washington Blvd , Sea Girl 7000 Ft of Sailboats on display SECTION ] License tees (b) The make, model ond year of oil la) The sum ot Fifty (SO 00) Dollars automobiles and mobile homes MOTICI three full baths, living room, dining room, 449 1*00 Notice Is hereby given that of o regu YOUNG SCULPTOR^Needi working. kitchen, family room, basemen), double 1974 SUNFLOWER shall be paid at the time the license is is I c) Tht state Issuing the license living space Rent or working living or sued, which license sholl expire on June (d) The dotes of arrival and departure ior meeting of tht loord of Adjustment garage Oil fired hoi air, centrally air con NO MORTGAGE MAYFLOWER ot the Borough of Rumson held on June ' 'irn your tack on tol dllloned S9S,000 firm. Principals only By 30th of eoch yeor ond Ihe sold sum of of each mobile home WATERFRONT WILDFLOWER $50 00 shall be tor a year or ony part The park shall keep me register avail 19, 1974 the loord of Adlustment of the owner Call 946-8726, after 5 p.m. PROBLEM HERE! Borough of Rumson granted 0 variance Charming Cope Cod on the Shrewsbury AMFALCORT thereof able tor inspection ol oll times by law We tyavt brand new bi levels — ranches tntorcemtnl officers, public health oft. to Mrs. Audrey F. Harrison for premises KEANSBURG — Owner anxious. Two Deep wofer - bulkhead - dock — three SUNFISH ib) In addition to the iSO 00 paid upon located on the southerly side of No I bedroom summer home with screened available now from 134,SOO - 136.500! Wll ciais and other officials whose duties nt build to suit! 20% down to qualified buy slips — platform. Three bedrooms, two the Issuing of the license, the licensee Highland Avenue known os Block 54, Lot porch, garoge. Corner lot Sewers 113.S00 FORCE 5 snail pov the sum of One Dollar ond cessitate acquisition of the information REAL ESTATE ers Only a tew left, hurry. baths, living room with fireplace, dining contained In tht register Tht register 3 on tht TOK Mop ot the Borough of Rum Make otter. CHATEAU REALTY, Real room, den, gamer oom immediate posses PUFFER Twenty Five Cents _ AAcCUE Largest selection of Skimmer Dinghies. ear, the licensee shall file with Ihe ALBERT A KERRJR house One bedroom cottage ret is for 1165 Super Colonial features three spacious ilerk of the Borough on a form furnished spicuously posted In the office of or on bedrooms, with 15x12 master bedroom per month Fenced-in yara. Exc jllenl con- OCEANPORT - New three-bedroom 30 Ridge Rd Sailboats and Canoes In New Jersey Rig- the premises of the mobile home pork at Clerk of the dition. Slji% assumable mortgage with ap ging, repairs In wood and flberglas by the Clerk, a return under oath stating Boord of Adlustment 71*13 living room, 14*13 dining room rarKh Buy direct Irom buitder and save 147 7760 the number of mobile home spares occu all times as shall the rules and regu 17*13 kitchen, 13x11 den. Full recreation pronlmately $37,000 Dalonce Tremendous Near Fort Monmouth facilities Call HI SAILS TRAILERS FITTINGS lotions of the pork. Copies of the rules buy at t54.9O0. pled by Ihe mobile homes in his mobile bastment Two car detached garaae 187' 1M4 or Wl l»7 Aluminum Hoble Col Trailers home park during each of the preceding ond regulations shall be given to oll pork •PJU/ _ BEST BUY-00 II -1539 lot. J35flOO. MELMED REALTORS, 671- 6u5~PER»NALIZE[>1stTl)VICE - Of Three bedrooms, rVbbfh*. formal dining 3 colendor months, the type of eoch mo dwellers upon registration at the Pork NOTICf WALKER & WALKER 30 Bridge ot the Red Bonk RR Station bile home, the owner of eoch mobile SECTION 15 Enforcement ot Ordi Mr. Zebrowikl offers the following Realtors krs you, the home buyer, a selection or room, spore saver kitchen, finished base 7414767 ment with bar. detached P/jcar garage, home and the stole ond registration num. nance Resolution and moves its odoptUMV ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Four bed HmryJS 6713311 Holmdel over 2000 homes In every price category EMERGENCY RESOLUTION AU ond style. The Berg Agency. Rt 35. Mid tencedln lot, in on area with more ex- ber of each motor vehicle occomponying Tht Housing Inspector of the Borough roomt (one paneled), l'; baths, wall-to MERCURYOUTBOARDS it, At the time ot fllina said return, the H- sholl Inspect The mobile porks to deter THORIZING CONTRACTS FOR AP wall carpeting, dishwasher, refrigerator, LintRuri HMmn dletown»71)000. pensive homes. Walking distance to Modern three bedroom, two-bath home or schools, shopping and commuter bus lines Wellcraft—Glosspor-McKee craft boats censte shall pay to the Clerk of the mine their compliance with this ordi- PRAISAL OF BOROUGH PROPER •ot-ln kitchen, screened patio, vlnylsiding, 1 TY AND AUDIT OF BOROUGH IN large holt acre lot- Full exposed daylight QUALITY REALTY ASSOC VA and FHA welcome Can't last! trough One Dollar and Twenty Five nance Upon his recommendation, Ihe stone front with shutters Welt treed prop- PAUELS BOATS Mayor and Council moy revoke ony II- SURANCE erty Also fruit trees. Principals only Hwy 36 and Homestead Ave . Leonardo 8 Washingto Cents (II.25) tor eoch week lor each mo Kl mi nglon SI , Rumson 842 1194 bile home space which ft shown by the ctnse to operate ond maintain o mobile WHEREAS, the insurance casts of the M-SCOW - SAM II, with Irailci l»/j Hub said report or occupied by o mobile home park Such revocation can be made Borough can be significantly lowered by I RED BANK - Four bedroom. !">-boMi Co putting the Borough's insurance cov- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Charming PAULP, BOVA champion. Con be seen at Monmouth Boat only after a hearing Is given to tht li- | lonlal. Large kitchen, den. living room censee, notice of which hearing the sold erage up for competitive bidding. and older home, one block from Yacht Harbor dining room and playroom. Low utilities REALTORS Club. Red Bonk Excellent condition Coll The said One Dollar ond Twenty Five Three bedrooms plus den. Paneled dining 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd . Middletown 842-0378 Cents (ii 25) Is paid for each mobile licensee shall bt given at leosf ten days WHEREAS, the preparation of speclfl Convenient location near town and hospl notice, together with specifications of cations for such bidding requires an ap- room, living room with open fireplace. WALKERJ.oWALKER al. Zoned professionally. Central air con OWENSTxPRESS CRUISER~^22'. Com- home space occupied for the time afore Bath. Carpeting. Basement being reno- 671-2544 said shall be port of the license fee lo be sold violation or violations ond when the praisal of the value of oil Borough prop- H«ry 3< H] 4400 Vatowan Itlonlng and all other appliances Included pletely reconditioned. In wafer New navy some occurred. erty, ond • vated with paneling and half both New Call 741 3019 otter 6 p.m top Stand up head Two bunks Rebuilt 109 paid by the licensee operating the said white aluminum siding with 20-year guar- 132. Apartments mobile home pork and failure to pay WHEREAS, said preparation of spec, LITTLE SILVER - Good looking one sto Gray Marine engine.11,750 843 6067 SECTION 16 Separability ol Provi- dcotions also requires on audit of exist antee Full basement Garage WS.OOO Ex ry ranch house within walking distance to RED BANK - Three-bedroom Newly such additional port of sold license tee sions cetlent owner financing Call 291-7121 for decorated Inside and out Asking S3OJD0O Town Houses PACEMAKEifBOArTRAiLER - Holds shall constitute a violation of lhrt ordi ing Borough Insurance coverage and an RR station Beautiful corner lot. Nicely Should any section or provision of this onatysls oflnsurance needs, and appointment Call 7414631 CO-OP APARTMENT — Four rooms ond up to 18' boat, two years old. Mint condi- nonce, and In addition to the penalties ordinance be declared invalid, such deel landscaped and near shopping Ideal for WHEREAS, the Local Public Con- commuters or retirees. Three bedrooms, bath. Down payment and $97 per month tion. Asking S200 717 1822. imposed herein, the sold license may be sion shall not effect the validity of tht re Everything Included but heat. 542 MB I revoked by the Mayor and Council as mainlng portions of this ordinance tracts Law permits the awarding of con two baths 162,500 PYRAWA CANOES BEAT IT RIVERFRONT provided herein Additionally, If the li- SECTION 17 Penalty tracts In excess of 17,500 far protes True Colonial with tour king-sue bed- ELLEN S. HAZELTON AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES cense fees ore not paid within 30 days Any person violating any ot the provi- tionol services such os appraisals ond rooms, 15x20 master bedroom, lBxlS guest 133. Income Property SCENIC SERVICE CENTER from the date they are due then the ap- sions of this Ordinance sholl be subject audits when on emergency requires the Realtor CENTURY OLD Hwy 36 Highlands 872 0221 immediate performance of the service bedrooms. IS' dining room, 15x20 living 13 W River Rd., Rumson M2 3200 plicant shall pay on odditlonol late tec of to a fine of not more than WOO for eoch room, 12x15 kitchen. 21x10 screened porch Little Silver Colonial. Gorgeous view. Ri MUST SELL NOW One Dollar and Twenty Five Cents offense and each day thai a violation Is and when two-thirds of the governing Wlember inler City Relocation Service TROJAN 25' - Express Cruiser 1970 225 body so authorize; and Utility room. 100' lot. $25,900. MELMED jorian rights, dock. Over two acres, beau Three buildings — six rental units. All oc- Chrysler. Sleeps four, galley, standup Hi 25) for eoch mobile home space oc permitted lo exist shall constitute a sep- REALTORS, 671 5650. MAGNIFICENT Mfui grounds. Charming home, excellen cupied. )'•* acres. Eatontown. City water, head, fully equipped. Excellent condition. cupied lor the license period for eoch 30 arate offense This penalty Is In addition WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council hroughout, otters tour spacious bee sewer and sidewalks 140,000 Coll 279 43S? Call after 5. 741 6884 doys or fraction thereof that me sold lee to any revocation proceedings os set find that unless the oudtt and appraisal rooms, thVene full baths, 29r living roorr is overdue. ore made ond the specifications ore BRAND NEW OFFERING CONTEMPORARY forth herein. Fantastic water view from every window with fireplace, formal dining room, large WE'RE CLEARING OUT - Our yard. SECTION tt Repealer pared In the Immediate future, it will not Four-bedroom brick and frame rancher, modern kitchen, lovely breakfast porch 13$. Commercial Property Great engine values and mechanic's spe- If on July 10th of any yeor the return is be possible to institute a system of com- large foyer, handsome living ond dining of this four-year-old, nine-room waterfront not mode for the preceding calendar Any ordinance or port of on ordinance contemporary. Four large bedrooms, mas- Heated sun room, full basement and two EATONTOWN — Professional building, dol. Pair 230 h.p. Crusoder Bobtails. lWO petitive bidding for insurance coverage rooms, eat in kitchen, two baths, family months. Which would be the last three of inconsistent with the provisions of this for the next calendar yeor; ond ter bedroom, 16x34, with adjoining steam car garoge. A "must be seen" home. Ca over 4O00 sq. ft. 195' on Rl. 35. Must sell. Pair 318 cu. In. Chryslers with 1.91-1 Vel- ordinance are hereby repealed. room, two-car garage . Unusually for appointment. 1125,000. MYRON P. KOZICKY AGENCY, 45 Rt. vet Drive, 1250. Chrysler Ace Direct the previous year, and the payment re- spacious Convenient to excellent schools, both, two baths with sunken marble tubs. quired thereunder Is not paid, then such SECTION 19 Effective Dote WHEREAS, the First insurance Man No maintenance stone and natural wood 35, Eatontown. 544-1400 Drive, S50. 27' power boat, as Is. IWO 722 ogement Company and the Manufac- shopping and transportation. S66.900. 7717. failure to moke such report or to pay This ordinance sholl take effect imme- exterior. Four car oarage. New dock. The RED BANK such money shah constitute a violation diately upon Its passage, approval ond turers Appraisal Company, both of Philadelphia, arc able to perform the WALKERS, WALKER perfect home tor the water minded family Excellent investment. 100% downtown re- 14' FIBERGLAS STARCRAFT - With ot the then existing license the some os publication as provided by low. Realtors Coll us to Inspect this beauty. WATERBURY tall location, next to Wooiworth's. Two- though the license lee so required to be needed services immediately ond hove 1972, 35 h.p. Chrysltr electric and aliena- July?* slOVW offered a competitive pf Ice, H«ry. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury story building, fully rented. Four stores. lotor completecomplete,. etc. Best offer. In woler. paid were a part of the year for which Six office suites. Recently renovated. As- Coll 2911176. The license Is Issued NOTlCt NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT RE COLTS NECK - New four-bedroom Colo AGENCY Tht regular meeting of tht Union SOLVEO by the Mayor ond Council of nial $76,900 Choice sites available. Bull Realtor -47 Years of Service -Insuror sume 7.25% mortgage of approximately (d) The provisions ot parogroph (a) S105,000. Gross rents of M0,500 Overall re 14 WOOOEN SAILBOAT - Very goad Beach Planning Board will bt held the Borough of Eatontown thot the der, 462-2419 or 431 -0552 62 AAaple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bar sholl go Info effect on January I, 1975. Thursday, August 15, 1974, of I IS P M.. ARMSTRONG turn of over IO'/IV with equity return of condition. SSOO All licenses Issued from that date until Borough enter Into (11 a contract with AGENCY-REALTORS over 11%. Asking 1255.000. Call today! 842 4475 in the Municipal Building, Florence Ave- the First Insurance Management Com- June 30, 1975 sholl expire on the latter nue, instead of Thursday, August 1, 1974. 5SS Prospect Ave. Little Stiver date and a sum of Twenty Five Dollars pany ot Philadelphia for an audit of .rocious Coloniol in secluded. private se WALKER & WALKER IB' FABUGLAS - 100 tip. motor, trailer EUGENE MATREJEK existing Borough Insurance covero Life preservers, two 17 gal tanks Asking (125 00) shall be paid at the time such li- onaly Total Sweatering ting. Living room with fireplace, game Realtors 12100 787-4441. censes ore Issued. talysls of insurance needs and the r.. room with fireplace and bar, formal dimn Hwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury SECTION'S Applications oration of specifications for bids on in room, three bedrooms, three baths. T IB FT "CABIN CM/ISER - Rebuilt, eco Applications for a mobile home park NOTICE suroncc coverage, ot a cost of 12,590.00, settle estate, asking MS.000 137. Lots and Acreage nomical 4 cylinder Gray Marine engine. In license shall be filed with the Borough Please take Notice thai (he under- ond, (7) a contract with the Manufac- Quick-Sew Trio RAY water, ready lo go. Summer slip paid until Clerk at least 90 days prior to the renew signed has applied lo the plonnlng boord turer's Appraisal Company of Phila- COLTS NECK - Fully wooded waterlront Nov 1st Extra gear Full price, 1750 Call ol date and Issued by the Mayor and D( the Township of Hazlet for o major delphia for the appraisal ot all Borough lot. a true Island-like parodlse ol mountain 8425520. Council. Applications shall be in writing subdivision of property located on Key property at a cost of 12,750 00, laurels, pines and huge oaks One-of-o- AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 640 VAN HORN 1969 16' MFG - With 55 h.p. E vinrude signed by the applicant ond shall contain port Holmdel Rood. Hailet, New Jersey klnd! Coll lor Inlormollon, J D. ROCHE. the following: as follows: that o copy of this Resolution be pub- Printed Pattern AGENCY-REALTORS REALTOR, Hwy 34, Colts Neck. 4*2 2741. motor. Gator trailer, extras, good condi- lished wltnln ten days of the date hereof Open 7 days. Call 74 hours a day. tion. 787 4782 (a) The name and address of the appll Lot 7, In Block 213 shall be subdivided pursuant to low; ana into 80 lots. This property Is within 200 COLTS NECK - Wooded, 171 trontoge cant. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that 747-4100 MOW per acre. Terms available. 1971 SUTHPEN GRAN SPORT — 340 (b) The location and legal description feel of property owned by you. This ap- 804 River Rd. Fair Have Chrysler Super Bee. with trailer. Speeds ot plication Is now on tht Secretary's calen the Mayor and Borough Clerk be author Coll 142 3281 ot the mobile home pork iied to execute sold contract documents 55mphplus Asking 13350 7473632. (c) A complete plan of the pork show I oar, and a public hearing has been or MIDDLETOWN - High on a hill 10 acres. dered for August I, 1974 ofl: 15 P.M. pre- on behalf of the Borough. RUAASON—WATER VIEW 1972 MERCURY -Model 1400 EL 140 h.p ing compliance with Section 5 of this or- Variance for tennis club. 1100,000 dinance except for renewals where there volling time, in the Township Hall, 319 Seconded by Mr. Boft ond adopted With power trim. Like new condition. Con Middle Road, Hazlet, N.J at which time upon the following roll coll vote Colonial, mint condition, lovely spaclou ELLEN S. HAZELTON trols Included. Call Ben, 842-5464. are no changes or Intended changes to rooms. Three bedrooms, l'/j baths, llvln< the park. you may appear in person or by agent, AYES: Frankel. Frey, Boff, Zebr Realtor owski, Flelschmon room, dining room, 2 2' kitchen with d 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 842-3200 20' CEDAR SKIFF — Fully equipped Sli (d) Plans ond specifications of oll or attorney and present any objection nette, attached garage Call for appoint cylinder Palmer Inboard engine. Wonder 1 which you may hove to granting of this NAYS: None Member Inter-City Relocation Service buildings and other improvements con- 1 ABSENT: Borneo ment-Only S47.0D0. ful fishing boat 1775. 842 2675 after 5 p.m. structed or to be constructed within the publication. MIDDLETOWN/LOCUST - 7'> acres, HERBERTE WERNER, 26 CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER — E mobile home park This Notice Is served upon you by Or zoned. Lovely homeslte high on hill, trees, (e) Such further information as moy I der of the Planning Boord. view, only 115,000; Opposite over four cellent condition Can be seen at Pouels Attest: Boots. Rumson. 741 7955 be requested by the Mayor and Council Respectfully, WATERBURY ocres, wooded, level, stream, 121,000. to enable It to determine It the proposed HAMILTON RAR1TAN, INC MARJORIEL. BECKER Owners, 671-0747 or 791 2842 13' CABIN CRUISER - Trolan. Excellent park with comply with legal require By JOHN A. MIELE JR Borough Clerk AGENCY MIDDLETOWN - Two lots, I00»l00 condition Many extras. J12.000. ments. Realtor nsuror Reasonable Coll 6719765 The application ond oll occomponying July jo 14.74 July 29 11974 1 Maple Aver -47. rears of Service -InRed Bank Coll 747-2750 or 787 1257 plans ond specifications shall be filed in 40 FIBERGLAS FLYING BRIDGE - triplicate the Boord of Health ond the BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH MUST SELL NOW - Sin building lots Two fresh water cooled VB engines, never Site ond Design Committee of the Plan SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUOIT REPORT FOR PUBLICATION City water, sewer, and sidewalk. used. Hot ond cold running water. Full mng Board snail inspect the proposed COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET Coll 229 4352 stereo system. Color TV. Full galley plans ond specifications The Chief ot Attention Is directed to the fact that a summary or synopsis of the audit report, SEAGIRT Sleeps eight Full bathroom. In Police shall Investigate the oppitcont. it together with the recommendation. Is the minimum required to be published pur RUMSON - Build your dream house on door'outdoor carpet throughout. Com HANDYMAN SPECIAL - And. with o few the applicant is found to be of good mor . suonttoN J.S 4OAS7 this V i acre lot In residential orea plelely setup to live on. Must see lo appre ol character by the Chief of Police, and 1 Summary or Synopsis of 1973 Audit Report of Union Beoch at required by NJ S minor removals, a SALEABLE BUILD 8422720 dole. Original cost 145.000 Sacrifice, must NG LOT worth 128,000 Both can be your if the proposed mobile home park is sell due la illness. Jl 1,000 firm Berth apes found to be In compliance with the provi or only S69.000 The house has a large Iiv WILL TRADE - I* choice building lots In with sale Call 872 1808 or 787 9641 ASSCTS Dec. 31, 1973 D*c 31.l?71 rig room with cathedral celling, massive Florida, each 75 « 115' for local property slons Of this ordinance ond where apph I Cash and Investments I3.M7.M4.IS t tn.m u leidsione fireplace, dining room, kitchen of equal value with or without buildings cable the Zoning Ordinance ot the Taxes, Assessment, Woler and Lien , 7SI.7U.SS w.mm den, four bedrooms and bath waiting to be High and dry. 481 5722 154. Recreational Vehicles Borough by the Site and Design Com Property Acquired I74.S2S00 274.S7S 00 flurried to Its former charm. mittee and In compliance with the oppli j Accounts Receivable : I01.7I7M J«1,SWS4 TRAVEL TRAILER 1973 - 17', Iwo back cable state codes by the Board of Health, Refunding In Progress 1.SS5 0O 3.5SS.00 138. Mobile Homes said officials sholl recommend to the RECIPE FOR A HAPPY FAMILY — This doors, holds small boot, snowmobile, etc I Fixed Capitol IM.SD6I 1W.5IJ6I AZALEA IMS - Two bedrooms, r i baths Used once 12400 787 776V Mayor and Council that the application i Fixed Capital Author lt«d 167,000 00 pocious (our bedroom, 7' j-bath home Is be approved ond upon completion of the WMOto waiting for a large family who loves the Cmlralalrl VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBTLFWI - i Deferred Chorgtt J,?IS,000 00 3.235.100 00 park the Mayor and Council shall Issue 1 Deterred Charges - Succeeding ocean, just two blocks away. Large living \ Coll 291 30W 77.000 miles, excellent condition 17600 the license 15.741.JJ U,000 00 oom, dining room, eat-in kitchen ond two EATONTOWIV— Custom Schuiti. 12x85, In Must sell 842-6779 otier 5. M.ui.m n U.»«.KI»I torches tor your entertainment pleasure good condition NCentrol air conditioning. Upon application for renewal ot a li- Ht 2711 ground in Budget ot Succeeding Ytar il0/41M NontlolfoM ' 213. Instruction NEWI IniUnt Mon«y Book — Icrn Krpi I.TJ HVM Nli si BRAND NFW 1?'] IIIDII SUNFISH in Each park sholl provide rrcra ONI Y 1S90 CERTII IF!) SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR tionai facilities in accordance with the Surplus Balance January I » 4 764 40 I7.S74 4I mike r«lr» dnlliim nt hi \r» Ynik \ v nuni I'nnl requirements of the Site ond Design bui'ilmg Owner will 411 I4S4 Swimming lessons given In your pool 77.414 40 from your irufitt $1 00 Ca)lv4i8i'l Committee of Ihe Borough of Fatoniown MAMK \l)Hlli:ss with ZIP CANOE Grummon olumlnum Fur-nr-rtl Less Ullllioilonm MOO ii Iflloi if) Eoch park sholl nave a well or 4,74».4» I7.4SOM IniUnl Croeh«t Book SIZK .mil STYI.K MMIII II condition Besl oiler Call after 6pm PIANO LFSSONS In Lltlle 5llver home rtered internal street plan and sholl pro Anticipated Revenue Hairpin Crochet Book f I 00 946 8146 By a qualified leather vide tuch street nome and traffic direc ~% 14 744 41 14748*4 Surplus Balance December 31 IniUnl Mtxrime Book II 00 NKW! SIMIINi; SI'MMKIt Aiklng ll>,M0 DIN.. tmnai signs as are necessary for its ef SPANISH ANO FUl Nl H I I v,|lN'. fly RECOMMENDATION Instant CHI Book Ii no CATAI-O(!' \\> Invf tn dPiilRn Boat)common uri Igi Each park ihalt >rqttiie the re That all property sublet I to sole be Included in me nexl lax sot* a> 8426"' u N I I nil; Silver Complett Afjhin Book fioo for you ovnr |M lowit, vjen- ALLAIRE FARROW home 842 M«4 duced speed of vehicular traffic on Us in The above summary o* synopsis x»as prepared from fne report of audit ef Ihe INC. FOP. THE BOAfMAN ternol sfrtets and shad post such speed Borough of Union Beach, County ol Monmoutn lor ihe tolendar yeor 1*731 Thn re- 11 Jiffy Rugi Book fiOf tlon, »!iimiir »lylf« ChmuiMin* REALTOR 1 porl of audit, submitted by George Muss, Registered Municipal Accountant, ol the 12 Print AfQrUM Book fiOf pilK-rn frt'i' Sind TS' n»w BOATMAN'S SHOP for tutoring In American or European HIS (hi Each park shall provide for Ihe firm »l Samuel Klein and Company. Certified Public Accountants, Is on file of the of New Jersey s t orucst lory Grades klhlhrmKih i olleuo 847 17»4 muinlenunct of Us Internal street nel lice ot me Borough Clerk ond mov be inspected by any Interested person Quilt Book 1—I" pnllfTii" !>

At the Movies ThWtr* MMfWKVCV DdVI-IM- TMtt schcdults arc pro- CINEMA I - Lordl or FloKuWi I 40 II IS Id Nw (2)) |S0) (52) (M| N.J PUMJC IROADCASTIN6 •00 O O HtRfS LUCY vided by th« theater and the Daltv Miller ! M. 4 M. • H. I I Good Tinm Roll 10 10 All i.rugTuniiurif on time rriannals will be l»lrd A 10 00 LONS •«»«CM A* Itiajinrl 82 unleu otherwise noted tin! msdira du HfUiwua « his timtt art tor today only. MOVIfSI- C DAYTIME MOVIES '"*M<.'Utyk 1 M. < «. s «. • I Buich (oii'li ant Ihc Sundonct *«l Q THE MON0AY NIGHT MOVIt ••o MM 10 00 7 45. 9 45 fiatn marine* ) 00 9 m 9.-00 O The St».nth Vo/i,. ol S.nb*d' MOVIES II — N..I Will. My Wife You Dosll ll««il slamnc MOVIItlll - fATOKTOWN 10:00 tD CUudi* * inns Vim* Uai Aa anaV-paiisi Ivlcli CauiOy ono f» iunaonct KM COMMUNITY - For Pelt I Sou ' IS. I 45 10 10 Rain .in uta butty • MS. t 4S Roln matlitw I 0»P m Swoill » . t «S niotme* ? ISP m 1:00 B Outpoit In Morocco" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS O "Three Stilort «nd « Girl" ina Luo Imridu wilh hi- MgslcUi wle ATLANTIC CINCMA- 3:00 O The C«t Crt.pi" S THE AIC MONDAY NI&HT MOVIE THIS WEEK AT NEW JERSEY'S Lmdi ol Fiattvm ; no io oo in im H, i| I'r c;.iriii..n pusi". as a p-> PAUL NEWMAN TONIGHT HETPOBT i,,n MKIII lu II nu'nut home to STRAND - O IHE AVENGERS Hociy H 7 00. J M I 12 Rtndeivowt I Hal i IK >4I) MM i n> ,iud arm ikal nreUaVm paiwut '«•<• Muaal ROBERT REDFORD thru SAT , in Hell 1 01. 0 0». « 15 &e> Amencon O I DREAM OF JEANNIE II, ult ,il an "Id Ir.rnd nl his IKI StylK 01. 7 0'. 10 13 "l»m.nr Utwir Sl\li KATHARINE ROSS. RT II DRIVE IN- e a NEWS SAMMY DAVIS JR. Supei Cop I 4S II S( t veiylhing You IB TODAY IN DELAWARE O MYSTERY MOVIE GRANTS Wanted Io Know Aboul Sen 10 ?4 IB 152) ZOOM ,,n, Hilii (UHMail linns Karlalf. Bola ['BUTCH CASSIDY ANDf CINEMA I - O SESAME STREET Liigosi A In.iJ SIIIKIIIII r iKlrmt- toMurc dir Momel 10. '10. (IS THE SUNDANCE KID* NEK!WEEK CINEMA II - 6 30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS in UM' »n his mriaiaa Daily Miller ? 07. J 35 » JO 0 BEWITCHED m CONSULTATION THE MOVIES I MON AUG 5 thru SAT AUG 10 PLAIA - For Pele i Sake 1 JO. f X 'Yum Ilighl In I'lr |Ot..n I It.jhlon A..I ,,,7 ANDY WILLIAMS and MICHEL LEGRAND O ABC EVENING NEWS 10:10 ID ALAN BURKE S NEW YORK MA I AW AN ID SEAT THE CLOCK W«l En: SK-al Sho|iliflinf , PAUL NEWMAN STRATHMORC IB GUTEN TAG WIE GEHTS II Pad l| il vt r. imra Drama Crlln ROBERT BEDFORD Seats available at Garden State Arts Center Boi Office CINEMA I- (52) THE NATURALISTS Incredible Journey ? 00. 7 00 Old Vei 11:00 BBOOOfB NEWS and at neighborhood outlets throughout the state For ler } 25. I 25 l.lm llurruuKbi Man Fir Aro wv Krnm Himie'- 0 HITCHCOCK PRESENTS ticket outlet nearest you call (201) 264-9200 CINEMA II - 7:00 O ID CBS EVENING NEWS I l.ik "I IHMIIII • "BUTCH CASSIDY Lordior FlalbuHW IS. I 55 O WHAT'S MY LINE? O RACING FROM ROOSEVELT SEATS AVAILABLE FOR AS LOW AS 12 so MIODLfSROOK Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Ot PERRY MASON AND THE (LAWN SEATS MON THRU THURS 12 50 FRI I SAT S3 00) CINEMA I- 1 The Sllna 7 X> f 45 Rain malinee 7 00 Q MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE The Casr of Ihe ll.ilelul Hero p m AH:,-I 11:30 O QD THE CIS LATE SHOW SUNDANCE KID" CINEMA II — "Hoitir Ifc'fon' link IMHl siarnng Jean Sim O TO TELL THE TRUTH MATINEE SAT I SUN Lords ol Flolbush 7 00. 10 10 Let Ihe nmns ll.in I) Herllh) Rrlfim-d Irom a menial ho»- ALSO RAIN MATINEE Good Times Roll I 30 Rom matinee 2 00 O ABC NEWS I'M.d ijti-r siiffrrin/ ft brrukdown, a woman re- hnii-. hmnr u. f thr same situation that caused 2 PM $1 SO COLLINCSWOOD O THE LUCY SHOW SHORE DRIVElIN — • I.II. i lii-r illnr-s IKI The Sling I 35 Somellmel A Greal No ID THE MOD SpUAD B O THE TONIGHT SHOW lion 11 00 lly invohrd wilh a £lrl Own Johnnv Mathis THE MOVIES II 1'iU l.-iMinr niininilK who., r.ilh.i in irrviail prinun Urm fur mbbrry 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE IOc n 4 tnohlon A»« (ill n NEPTUNE DuiMi Threo Hark Rlrcels1 (lflMI Stan-Inn Brod- M NEPTUNE CITY — IB TAKE 12 |W«I ind Ltna arsnch tlV-il For Pele > Sake 7 4S. » 4S eruk ri iwford Kulli Roman An FBI agent Is PLUS • 2ND BIO HIT IB BARENBOIM ON BEETHOVEN murderrd while working on three cases. BARBRA Q) TV GARDEN CLUB O O WIDE WORLD MYSTERY STREISAND |52| MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS •Onie the Killing Starts" slarrlng Patrick O'Ne.il WILLIAM PETER BlATTV" S lli nfi Worm Kri'|iin(" A college prori'aaor devises an Ingenious acfteme FULL COURSE DINNER to establish an air tight alibi after murdering his 7:30 8 DUSTY'S TRAIL "FOR Let The O MONDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE murcfr Oft mmro JUCI sour * SALAD •Mane of Anotlm ('oinr' IRI O LETS MAKE A DEAL "The (•hainpagne Murders" (11168) starring Ar<- MON. Fil«1 ol Sole Meunwre 3.95 O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES thonv Prrklns. Maurice lionet. The husband of a vrry weulthy French woman who runs an Import- PETE'S TUES. Port Chop Neapolitan 3.9f O WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ant champagne firm, tries to obtain the rights •Luini: Tundra' wine peppers mushrooms) to the company's brand name owned by his friend O WORLD OF SURVIVAL 12:00 (D THE TWILiGHT ZONE \m WED. Sleik Diane w/BrandySiuce 4.95 EXORCIST SAKE" l'.iids< v<- Virw of Ijindiin" (D DAY AT NI&HT MATINEE SAT i SUN THURS. & SUN. Enqteh Cut Prime Ribs ol Beet 4.95 O THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW lim-sl Victor Borge. IIIII Mu 1'i-rric Yrmr Illiaband Is In Jail" 12:50 O INSIGHT ALSO RAIN MATINEE Vegetable Potato. Ice Cream. Collee 1:00 O ID GUNSMOKE 1:00 O O TOMORROW 2 PM $1 50 From Wamti B'os E Snnw TriLin ' (Part III Dillon is cornered by three KITCHEN OPEN UMTILIM A.M. Siimx after hr rsrapes from the train, and the Guests: ('hestcrfield Smith Prank Barton UfflCnQOfM 8IM DMfltft DMty p:is«rngrrs decide to turn the two men over to O PERSPECTIVE Circle LAST WEEK! Ihr Indium IRI O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE TIE MOVIES III i t>6 t< Atbu't ** C'C't MTMUunrantitAT. 8 O NBC BASEBALL "Loves of Hercules" (1IMHI starring Jayne Marts | White Strwl BRICKTOWN MIODLETOWN field Mickey Hargltay CIRCLE TWIN TOWN THEATRE Yankrvx ia. Bnilon 7470333 Wart*-.* 1:20 0 THE FUGITIVE CINEMA -1 WEST 8 DEALER'S CHOICE PAUL NEWMAN She did teal MMtfktrt • 295-l«l 6'l W2V O O THE ROOKIES . . ID NEWS EATONTOWN SAYHEVILLE "Tlir l.:iir Mr Drrnt." Mlkr Danko beromi's in 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW ROBERT REDFORD as she pleased. COMMUNITY CINEMA 9 wilvnl with the >iinn^. frlendlras widow of an tnno- "Arizona Raiders" (IMS I starring Audit- Mur- Ul-4101 727-7400 Ml miin he npparently ihot during a police at- phy. Gloria Talbotl. "BUTCH CASSIDY Irrnpt to rapture two I'ai ;iprd c-onvlrti CD (52) AMERICAN TENNIS PRO TOUR 3:15 8 THE LATE LATE SHOW • MXDDLCBRQOEI THREE BIG © SPECIAL OF THE WEEK "The Younc Mr. Pitt" (1942) starring Robert • Hnrtlmlnr Men" Rl. 35 4 D..I Ro.d sQ1 Donat, Phyllis Calvert. Ocun Township Wil 8:30 0 CD THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 3:20 10 THE LATE SHOW II FEATURES 8:57 O (D BICENTENNIAL MINUTES 1 "The Gambler From Natchez" (1954) starring Dale Narrator. Father Bllwood Kie»er. Robertson. Debra Paget. PAUL NEWMAN Exclusive New Jersey ROBERT REOFORD Engagement "HARRY H." ! STRBTHMORC TWIN "THE 1 — PLUS — MuskMaWsTYwatrM. Ittt DIHK IOKM.OMPAM PRtSIM PETER BOCDANOVICH "RENDEZVOUS IN CINEMA] STING" PRODUQION MrelSfiiMi MATINEE SAT & SUN WALT DISNEY HELL" ALSO RAIN MATINEE SUMMER FILM FEITTVAL — PLUS — 2 PM $150 A (m-nt Frontier Advcnlurc' CHEFS DINNER SPECIAL "SEX idke" DOBOlm McCUIRE. FESS PAfi«[R MIDDLEBROOE II ..-CYBILL SHEPHERD TONIGHT AMERICAN ' CINEMA 34 OlA YkLLBR BARRY BROWN ((COtOK . • O ? 493-22771 MILDRED NATWICK "Westfalischer Pfefferpotthast' STYLE" II Grut Kildnnns Mmlun! EILEEN BRENNAN In Color Rated X a.. Short Ribs, German Style LORDS OF DUILIO DEL PRETE Potato Dumplings No one under 16 admitted CLORIS LEACHMAN and String Beans Prool ol age li required FLATBUSH Cotlee Open Dally Irom 2 P.M. CINEMA 0 PLUS 2nd FEATURE $4.50 iNEW LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Mayfair DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT • itiut, Park 775 1881 MATINEE SAT ft SUN $ ALSO RAIN MATINEE COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 6.95 2 PM $1.50 SIDNEY POITIER LUNCHEON-from $2.95 ITALIAN OPERA BILL COSBY EVERY WED. 7 TO 11 P.M. AND MAURICE AT THE PIANO MQN-THUR BROADWAY MUSIC HARRY BELAFONTE — IN — DAfMCING EVERY MONDAY FEATURING THE JERRY KAY TRIO -00' FRI. 9:00 P.M. i SAT. 9:30 P.M. UPTOWN y> Hinliiiiriinl mill HWY35* RED BANK • 747-2500 Cocktail Luwtpv Open 7 Days SATURDAY NIGHT

CYBILL SHEPHERD Monday thru Thursday WED., JULY 24th thru SUN., AUG. 4th m\ wo M nir urn mum wt mm MM MTTMII IO UKKIMG Mon • Tues - Wed - Thurs 2:30 & 8 P.M (No Perform- ^ Probing,ScnsiHvc Approach to the Sex Him, Atbury Park 7 7S 1088 ances on Friday) Sal 11 Steak am -6 4 9 pm -Sun 1-4 & thai does nof pm in sex tof Js own sake but considers the intrinsic 8 pm Admissions Children values of plor development and character exDosihon. With each JAMES EARL JONES under 12 — 1 50. Adults 2 00 new turn GKRARDflAMIANO'S. DIAHANN CARROLL MATINEES 11am Sat & 2:30 Weekdays (req >4») Doors Open 1 Hour Belore fitn $395 Each Performance Children MISS under 12 and senior citizens .AGGIE, HOWARD JOHNSON'S 1 25. adults 2 00 J Nothing Wiis missing from WEEKLY SPECIALS TVckatt on Sal* at Roast Prime Caalno Ar«na Box orflc*. lOAKDWAU t AMUIY AVi. ni«r* isscuc UIM N r« cw- MONDAY THRU THURSDAY CKW.II !«»• mm nut usnni DINNERS SERVED 5 PM to 9 P.M. ASBURY PARK • wuiiiu nwiannmuM Ribs of BeeS INK) 776-6900 HHEWTWOSOUlCOWtDY MONDAY sAuoy >wmaoNorr WUN Vz GOLDEN BROWN (reg*5«) Baronet $495 FRIED CHICKEN O50 «n,u.,i"i» mini TUESDAY £• WALT DISNEY Plus all the salad you can make •SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL? and loaves and loaves of .ROAST YOUNG #y?q JH ™ MATINfl 2 PM. EVE. MOM 7? oven fresh bread and butter. STURKEY Z Buy beer, wine or sangria WEDNESDAY ALL DISNEY... by the pitcher. GOLDEN FRIED ALL ADVENTURE!

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THAT 6UY | '.3 i IS. His | 55 56 60 [! 63 1D Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY, JULY 29 - events that can reasonably yourself waiting in va'n for begin at once to do it. There's ill, ftfir&tJBS. HOW'S Born today, you have great usher in the conclusive and help later, no better starting point than TUE FAMILY ? ...Bfcie«.v.' strength of character and concluding moves in any en- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) here and now. even greater strength when it deavor. You will have to con- -The right moment for ac- ARIES (March 21 April 19) comes to your own opinions. quer this tendency before you tion will come; be patient or — Don't depend upon It is not that you don't care can expect to avoid the kind you may fail to recognize the another's blind faith in you to; • what your neighbors may of failure that comes of haste, time when it arrives. Nerves lift your spirits. Be sure you I think about you - or what To find what is in store for play havoc with plans, are capable of doing what bin your co-workers, friends or you tomorrow, select your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- expected of you; prepare even mere acquaintances - birthday and read the corre- Dec. 21) -Save your own TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may think of you or your sponding paragraph. time as well as another's —Take the intellectual ap-' views; tout, rather, that you * * * labors by refusing to take proach when attempting to. don't care enough. You would Tuesday, July 30 part jn a venture you know is come to an understanding never change your way of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -If doomed to failure. You'll be with another concerning your> u can looking at things merely to y° possibly manage it, thanked later, future. Speak your mind!- please those around you, for take n0 ''">* off from work CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. tnis week clearly. you truly believe that if you You will succeed 19) -Make every effort to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) cannot be appreciateitdd fof r greatly in your objective if wajt your turn. Don''t try to -Bend every effort toward." wha...t ti yo. u are, you woul•d• W(-»u efistlr milk it jum!_.*•____p the gun wher• e self-dis• r •• - 'the attainment of a long- 'OW'S \OU DON'T.' rather not be appreciated at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - covery is concerned. All will standing goal. You can-.' LIFE TREAT"INV ANDY-I I TRTIN'T COPE WITH ' all. Take care that a sense of > % come clear in the end. hardly blame another for , ARTHUR? V / AN LET'ERTRYCOP1N One of those persons who Pn*er does not cause you to failures due to your laxness WITH YOU-TWIT/7 take AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. will have to bend every effort unfair advantage of 18) —It is the home-loving, of spirit. in order to achieve his goals, another. Friends may be domesticated Aquarius who you cannot - and do not - especially helpful at this stands the best chance of CANCER (June 21-July 22) I expect to succeed except as time, happiness today. Enjoy your —Your fondness for material'; you put your total concentra- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - family; relish home joys. things could cause you to! - tion and talent into what you Appreciate another's efforts PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) reach a poor decision today.; I are doing. You have a ten- made in your behalf. Should -Make up your mind as to Trust children to read signs-; dency to force issues, to fail you fail to do this — and fail precisely what you wish to do correctly regarding!- to wait for the proper turn of to show it — you may find with your time - and then character. SheinwolcTs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD West's king, and West shifted you have no aces. This hand I LL 61VE NOU A FREE THERE ARE STILL After cashing the king of I INVENTED " to a diamond in the hope of should be opened, however, in ' INS1AN4T-LATHEI? SHAVE IF YOU'LL A FEW SUSS TO BE hearts at the first trick, West Hundreds of years ago the getting something other than third or fourth position. SHAVE GUN TRYITOUT should continue with the ace IRONEP our bridge players of Egypt com- a deuce from his partner. of hearts and a third heart. North dealer plained, "We cannot make NogMd Declarer leads a trump from Both sides vulnerable tricks without straw." Unless No good came of all this dummy, playing the king NORTH one of my hieroglyphics is up- shifting from suit to suit. from his hand to force out a) 653 side down, this means that South won the diamond return West's ace. C QJ9 even then players were beef- and drew trumps. Then he West takes the ace of O AQJ9 ing about not having enough ran the clubs and diamonds, spades and leads a fourth • AQI material for the setting trick. discarding his remaining heart. East ruffs with the WEST EAST The complaint is often unjus- heart. Declarer won eleven eight of spades, and South a) AI09 a> 82 tified, at least in modern tricks, making his contract must overruff with the jack. 9 AK764 V 1082 times. with an overtrick. Now the queen of trumps 0 1052 O 874 West opened the king of West made the usual com- draws West's nine, but the ten a> 74 e> 109632 hearts, getting the deuce plaint, but he was wrong. of spades remains in West's SOUTH from his partner. Evidently Straw, like gold, is where you hand to take the setting trick. 4) KQJ74 East didn't have a doubleton find it. DAILY QUESTION V 53 heart, so West saw no advan- Are you looking for an ace As dealer, you hold: S — K 0 K63 tage in continuing the suit. or king in the East hand? You Q J 74 H-53D- K63C e> K85 West shifted to the seven of won't find one. You will find - K 8 5. What do you say? North East South Wrtt clubs, and dummy won with the eight of trumps — enough Answer: Pass. Avoid open- 1 NT Pass 3 a) Pass the ace. A trump knocked out of a straw to clutch. ing a borderline hand when 4 a) All Pass Opening lead - V K

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