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VOL. 97 NO.231 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1975 . 15 CENTS Judge McGann chides Byrne for bail order By SHERRY CONOHAN be released immediately from no legal authority for setting wanted for extradition and to rant of another governor and Byrne's order setting ball for jail on 120,000 baU pending the It. Gov. Byrne issued the recall a warrant so issued, he court proceedings. Lucas "ineffective" after an FREEHOLD - A Superior outcome of his appeal. amended arrest warrant, set- added. He said that if the leg- "He's setting himself above hour-long hearing that pitted Court judge here, saying Gov. Lucas, 23, of 102S Broad- ting bail, last Thursday after islature had intended htm to all the courts In New Jersey an assistant counsel of the Brendan T. Byrne had over- way, who is wanted in Las Lucas', attorney, Michael D. have broader powers on ex- and the U.S. District Court and governor's against the state stepped his authority as the Vegaa on a fraud charge, has Schottland of West Long tradition matters it would is saying I don't care what attorney general's office in a state's chief executive and been held in the Monmouth Branch, appealed to his office have spelled them out in the they say, I am going to set delicate adversary position. put himself above the courts, County jail since November for help. law. ball." the Judge remarked. Robert Raymar, assistant yesterday ruled Invalid an or- when he was ordered extra- Judge McGann, a Democrat "We are a government of Former Gov. Cahill issued counsel to Gov. Byrne, Joined der of the governor directing dited to Nevada at a hearing like Gov. Byrne, said the set- laws, not men, and the gover- the original arrest warrant Mr. Schottland, Lucas' at- that a West Long Branch man before Judge McGann. The ting ball is a function of the nor cannot give himself more for Lucas on May 11, 1073. torney, in arguing for the gov- be released on bail pending Appellate Division of Superior judicial branch of the govern- powers than he has been dele- Several New Jersey charges ernor's order, while Mark appeal of his extradition to Court subsequently granted ment and not the executive gated," Judge McGann said. also were pending against Friedman, deputy state at- Nevada. him a stay of extradition but branch and, in the case of a He also noted that the origi- him at the time, however, and torney general, contended it Superior Court Judge Pat- refused to set bail,on the person arrested on an extra- nal warrant for the arrest of after their disposition he was should be Invalidated because rick J. McGann Jr. held that grounds there is no provision dition warrant, can only be Lucas for extradition was Is- sentenced to an indeterminate the law doesn't permit bail to Gov. Byme, a former Superi- under the law for bail on an set by the courts in the state sued two years ago by Gov. reformatory term. He was re- be set on persons arrested for or Court judge, acted illegally extradition warrant. in which the alleged offense William Cahill, Gov. Byrne's leased from Bordentown re- extradition. The Monmouth in issuing an amended war- Further appeals to the state was committed — Nevada in predecessor, and asked what formatory last fall, then County prosecutor's office, rant for the arrest of Neil J. Supreme Court and the U.S. the case of Lucas. business Gov. Byrne has at- placed in the Monmouth represented by Assistant Lucas on an extradition District Court in Trenton sim The law gives the governor tempting to intervene at this County jail on the extradition Monmouth County Prosecutor request from Nevada in iliarly resulted in a denial of the authority only to issue an time and "undo" what has order. Donald W. Peppier Jr., took which he ordered that Lucas bail on the grounds there was arrest warrant for a fugitive been done through the war- Judge McGann ruled Gov. See Byrne's, page 2 Patrick J. McGaaa Jr. Breadaa T. Byrne Ship release sought by diplomatic moves WASHINGTON (AP) - The Although the United states million and a replacsment 55 miles off the coast of Cam- United States is working considers all waters more value of 122 million. bodia. through third countries to ob- than three miles seaward to Sources In Bangkok, Thai- land, reported that an SOS The ship and its American tain the release of a U.S. be in international territory, crew were forced to the Cam- merchant ship seized by the message radioed from the Cambodia Is one of about 40 ship as it was being attacked bodian port of Kompong Som, Cambodians, but President nations that claim Jurisdiction 102 miles from the location Ford's stem diplomatic lan- said, "We being ffred over waters extending 12 upon and boarded by Cam- messaged by the Mayaguez. guage suggests military op- miles from shore. Several Before Its capture It was en tions remain open for recov- bodians Vessels In vicinity South American countries please keep assisting." Ad- route from Hong Kong to ering the vessel. which claim a 200-mile limit Thailand was was due in the If diplomacy fails, Ford will ministration sources said no U.S. SHIP SEIZED BY CAMBODIANS - The U.S. warship. According to White House Press Secre- have seized American tuna- U.S. ships were nearby when Thai seaport of Sattahip merchant ship Mayaguez, shown In a file photo re- tary Ron Nessen, the Mayaguez was fired upon be- face the difficult decision of boats which were returned today whether to use 'military force the Mayaguez was seized. leased by the Sea-Land Corp., was seized yes- fore the ship, with Its crew of 39, surrendered 60 following diplomatic protests The American naval vessels U.S. officials were uncer- terday in the Gulf of Thailand by a Cambodian miles off the coast of Cambodia. to rescue the ship Mayaguez and the payment of fines. and its If-man crew. Some ordered to sail to the Gulf of tain about Cambodia's mo administration sources said Nessen said the Mayaguez Thailand were reported two lives for taking the ship. that adding to that difficulty was not a spy vessel. Its own- days away at the time of the Some Pentagon officials said was the question of whether ers, the Sea-Land Corp. of seizure. the new Cambodian rulers the United States could afford Menlo Park, N.J., said It car- The SOS message, relayed were trying to embarrass the State seeks to open beach ried a military and com- to Sea Land's Bangkok office, United States and perhaps the appearance of weakness in Southeast Asia in the wake mercial cargo with an esti- gave its location as 8:48 de- demonstrate what they might of the collapse of American- mated value of fl million. grees north and 102:51 de- believe in U.S. impotence to The firm"also said the ship grees east, which would put It act militarily in that area any backed governments In Cam- longer. to public at casino in Deal bodia and South Vietnam. had an insured value of $5 near Poulo Wai Island, about White House counsel Philip TRENTON — The state De- That suit charges Deal dicating the facility is pri- clubs, munlcpal regulations W. Buchen said that neither partment of the Public Advo- borough officials with em- vate. or commercial uses. of two laws restricting presi- cate yesterday asked for a ploying a variety of schemes Derickson W. Bennett of "It's good to know that the dential use of military force court injunction that would to prevent nonresidents from Fair Haven, executive direc- public advocate is going after would prevent Ford from call- It was a trying day force the Deal Casino to lift using the beaches at the Deal tor of the American Littoral this agresslvely," Mr. Ben- ing on U.S. armed forces in restrictions on seasonal beach Casino and the Phillips Ave- Society at Sandy Hook, said nett said, "and will speed up this Instance. Warships from pass sales and sell passes on nue Pavilion, the borough's last night the injunction something we all know is the U.S. 7th Fleet reportedly a dally basis to both residents only patrolled beaches. request "sounds as if the pub- coming." have started moving toward anil non-residents. Membership in the casino, lic advocate feels the court The state has also sued Bay the Gulf of Thailand where for ship line's head A lawyer in the public advo- according to the public advo- case (involving the casino) Head to open three miles of the unarmed Mayaguez was cate's office said the suit cate, has been limited to Deal won't be settled until the sea- beach In that municipality to fired upon and seized by a MIDDLETOWN - It was a Ford saying, "We at Sea- seeking the injunction was residents, their relatives and son's over." non-waterfront property own- Cambodian gunboat yes- nerve-wracking day for Paul Land are very grateful for filed with Superior Court nonresident property owners. "If they don't get the in- ers. The case marks the first terday. F. Richardson, IS Devon your very prompt reaction to Judge Merritt Lane Jr., in The public advocate's in- junction, then we have closed time a state agency has en- But administration sources Road, president of Sea-Land the piracy of our vessel In the Chancery Division In Free- junction request asks that beaches for another year." tered a beach access suit. said Ford hopes to recover Services Inc., Menlo Park. Gulf of Slam. We are con- hold in an effort to open the Deal be ordered to advertise Last fall, the Littoral So- the ship through diplomatic At 530 a.m. Monday, EDT, fident that you will do every- casino beach to the public the availability of passes in The Littoral Society has ciety launched an agressive channels, reportedly using a container ship owned by thing possible for the prompt this summer, pending the out- local and major state news- long advocated opening to the campaign in which it deluged China and other countries as Sea-Land was seized by a and safe return of our vessel, come of a suit the state filed papers. It also seeks to bar public all beaches that are Attorney General William F. intermediaries. The United Cambodian gunboat 85 miles and we stand ready to assist against Deal last January. the casino's use of signs in- now restricted by private See State, page 2 States has no direct ties with from shore. The vessel, with you in any way we can." Cambodia's new Khmer JO American crew members The company president was Rouge government. aboard, was taken to Kom- unavailable for comment last Both Ford and Secretary of pong Som harbor. Charles T. night - his wife said he had State Henry A. Kissinger Miller of Fountain Valley, Ca- been "haunted all day" by Callaway meeting delayed called the ship's capture "an lif., captain of the ship, re- people because of the "in- act of piracy." Ford said ported the seizure by radio. cident" - but Edward Butler By SHERRY FIGDORE throes of a major expansion. more people at Ft. Mon- sory Committee to Major through a spokesman that During the day, Mr. Rich- of 14 Heights Ter, Sea-Land's "One of the many proposals mouth, so If there is any Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr., Cambodia's failure to release ardson said executives of the director of communications, EATONTOWN - Armed now being studied suggests movement anywhere, I feel commandant of the fort, he the ship "would have the multi-million dollar shipping said delicate negotiations with 28,000 signatures on their that some elements from Ft. people should be moved into has stated flatly that "There most serious consequences." firm were in close touch with were continuing. "Save the Fort" petitions, Monmouth should be moved the present facilities at Ft. are no plans to close Ft. Mon- That diplomatically tough military authorities in Wash- "Our representative in our Mayor J. Joseph Frankel and to the Maryland labora- Monmouth rather than out of mouth." language is used only in ington. He also sent a tele- Washington office has been in Borough Council are ready to tories," Mr. Howard said. them," he said. Answering a letter from grave situations carrying the gram to President Gerald R. See It was, page 2 Paal F. Rlcharoioa march on Army Secretary "Having had the opportu- And in a letter from Secre- Mr. Werner, seeking clari- possibility of military action. Howard H. Callaway's office nities to inspect the facilities, tary Callaway to former May- fication of the varied stories Newsmen traveling with and "let Washington know I will be in a better position or Herbert E. Werner, who is circulating about the fort's fu- Kissinger to St. Louis learned there is a group of people to further argue against any an officer of the Ft. Mon- ture, Mr. Callaway said any the United States has told Deaths of man and woman here who will not allow any such move, should It be sug- mouth Chapter of the Associ- realignments of facilities here Cambodia it won't allow ex- jobs to go" in a reported plan gested. ation of the U.S. Army and a "must be justified as improv- tended detention of the ship. to transfer 1,800 people out of "We can accommodate member of the Citizens' Advi- ing the Army's efficiency." There was no clear pattern ruled suicides in Rumson Ft. Monmouth. "At the same time, 1 assure of congressional opinion on Rep. James J. Howard, D- you that in its future plans, how to deal with the seizure RUMSON - An assistant nition was found in the "on" Stanley W. Boylan of 388 N.J., who has been trying to the Army considers Ft. Mon- of the ship. Chairman John J. Monmouth County Medical position. Spring St., Long Branch, said arrange a meeting among mouth to be a viable in- Sparkman of the Senate For- Examiner ruled the deaths of The car's headlights and ra- she was employed as a state representatives, local The inside story stallation," Mr. Callaway eign Relations Committee a young man and woman here dio were also on at the time nurse's aid in Rivervlew Hos- officials and the secretary, said. yesterday as a double suicide. the bodies were found, police pital, Red Bank. THK WEATHER said, "We ought to go after earlier told Mr. Frankel that He added that three studies it," and Sen. James L. Buck- Stephen J. Leslie 2nd, 25. said. She was a 1868 graduate of May It or 20 were logical Partly cloudy aid mild May. Mostly siia- are now under way as out- ley, Con. R-N.Y. urged "im- was found dead at about 8:11 I Born in New York City, Mr. Long Branch High School. meeting dates for such a ny aid mild tomorrow Complete report on growths of the Army Materiel mediate punitive air and nav- a.m. yesterday In a car In the Leslie had lived here most of Miss Boylan was pre- meeting. page 2. Acquisition Review Com- al attacks on appropriate tar- garage of bis home at Sep- his life. deceased by her brother, Wil- But in a statement released Board weighing Plllsbury action 2 mittee (AMARC) study "that gets In Cambodia." tember Farms, 8> Naveslnk He was a consultant with liam. yesterday, Mr. Howard said 14 more refugees Join area families 4 could affect the size and func- But Sen. Jacob K. Javits, Ave., police said, along with the International Union of Op- In addition to her father, the meeting would take place Rumson stand on aid criticized i tion of elements at Ft. Mon- R-N.Y.. said, "Let's keep our Kathleen Mary Boylan, 23, erating Engineers, and was a she is survived by her moth- In June. Freehold Area Hospital benefit week-plus 7 mouth." shirts on and see if they re- who lived at the Anchorage member of Brooklyn Local er, Mrs. Irene Boylan, at "It seems that the Army Torre hit catapults Met* II At the same time, the Army turn the ship." Apartments, Ocean Blvd.,- N25 of that union. home; a sister, Mrs. Cynthia Long Branch. Errico of West End; a broth- was being overly optimistic in Anglers discover variety at sea 11 is planning construction of a White House Press Secre- Mr. Leslie was a member its projection that the Ft. Bridge Advice 14 DAILY REGISTER U.S. Army Reserve Center at Their bodies were taken to of Holy Cross Roman Catholic er, Stan Boylan, at home; her tary Ron Nessen said the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Monmouth briefing would be Classified 12. II PHONE NUMBERS Ft. Monmouth, he added Mayaguez was seized in inter- Monmouth Medical Center, Church and was a graduate of ready In May," Mr. Howard the University of Miami. Ethel Boylan of Neptune, and Comics 14 MalnOfllee M2 4MI Mayor Frankel and coun- national waters, 60 miles off Long Branch, where later her maternal grandparents, noted. Contemporary Life 7 Tell Free 171MH cilmen reiterated last night the coast of Cambodia and yesterday, Dr. Martin J. Sal- Surviving are his father, Stephen J. Leslie, here, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheeny The congressman, in the Crosswtrd Pazxle 14 ToO Free HMIM their almost total frustration about eight miles from a wen, a deputy county medical of Long Branch. meantime, is making a per- Editorials I Classified Dept S42I7H in tbelr attempts to get a small rock Island apparently examiner, ruled the case of mother, Mrs. Rosemary sonal tour today of the Harry Eatertalameat. TV IS Circulation Dept M2-4IM double suicide and listed the Jones of Middletown, N.Y.; a The Francionl, Taylor and complete, straight story from claimed by both Cambodia Lopez Funeral Home, Nep- Diamond Laboratories, an Financial I Sports Dept S41-4N4 the Army secretary on the and Vietnam. He said no crew cause of deaths as carbon brother, John Leslie, at home, existing Army installation at Make A Date Is Mlddletewa Bareai I7I-22M monoxide poisoning. and a sister, Miss Karen Les- tune, is In charge of Miss fort's future. Equally frustra- members were injured. Boylan's funeral arrange- Adelphi, Md., now in the OMUartes 4 Freehold B«rea» 412-2121 ting, they said at a press con- Police said the two people lie, at home. Sports II, II Long Branch Bareai ..222-M1I I'S Smorgasbord were found in the car which The John E. Day Funeral ments. ference called to discuss the 17, Sea Bright. "Angi," formerly of Designs current state of the "Save the Wed. was In a garage whose doors Home, Red Bank, is in charge The Clam Hat Unlimited, is now at Hair Rumson Board of Education Appearing Nightly at Bahrs were closed. Although the of Mr. Leslie's funeral ar- Daily Double, tt.95. Wed., Trend Studio at Hahne's, regular meeting, 8 p.m. Tim McLoone, Phil DeCarlo, Fort" campaign, has been the Special Toes., We*. Oalv lack of support from state of- Fresh Haddock filet, fl 50 Ib. car's motor wasn't running, rangements. Thurs., Frl.. only. Limited Hownouth Shopping Center. Wednesday, May 14, at For- Pete Myers. Wed. through supply, hurry down! restdale School. Sat. See Callaway, page 1 Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. police said, the key in the ig- Miss Boylan's father, 2 The Dta^y Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY 13,1975 Board expected to decide Pillsbury action this week FREEHOLD — The county Democratic administration is Philip N. Gumbs. freeholder director, told The Daily Reg- right to appoint a county counsel of their own choosing not know but hoped that it would expected to decide this week whether it will appeal 'Superior ister that the Democratic freeholder majority is waiting for The rreeholder director expressed hopes that the county Mr Gumbs said thai the legal fees for the Democratic Court Judge Herbert Horn's ruling that John M Pillsbui-y, the formal order of Judge Horn and will study it to determine counsel matter can be resolved between Mr. Pillsbury and majority's fight to remove Mr Pillsbury are about $3,000, ad- Republican appointed county counsel, is serving a fixed term whether an appeal will be filed Richard T O'Connor of Freehold, whom the Democrats had ding that the freeholder majority has not discussed thfr mat- and cannot be removed from office until his term expires Judge Horn, sitting in Atlantic Countyj^uled April II that qamed special counsel last Jan 2 ter yet. Mr. Pillsbury, meanwhile, has decided not to take advan- sinci- Mr. Pillsbury is serving a fixed termwffich expires next Mr. Gumbs. when asked if the Democratic freeholders When the Democratic majority engaged Robert I Ansell tage of the county Democrats' latest efforts to oust him and year he cannot be removed from office until then, that the have or will ask the county's legislative delegation to amend of Asbury Park, a noted trial lawyer, it did, not set any firm retire at a higher salary than what is slated for him under the freeholders cannot modify the duties of the county counsel the state law so the county counsel serves at the pleasure of ceiling for legal expenses Mr. Gumbs. however, maintained Democratic administration and leave Mr. Pillsbury functtoniess and powerless and that the board, replied that this hasn't been done. that the fee would be reasonable. The Democratic majority on the Board of Freeholders, Mr. Pillsbury is the chief legal counsel to the county "I thought about discussing this with the county's legisla- Mr. Pillsbury said he. tod. is waiting for Judge Horn's or- which has spent $3,000 in attempting to remove Mr Pillsbury, "Until we read Judge Horn's order, we don't know wheth- tors but this process would take a long time." replied Mr. der to determine what action he should take. ' has decided that Mr Pillsbury's retainer'will be $5,000, a re- er an appeal will be filed," said Mr. Gumbs Gumbs Asked if he will resign or retire to take advantage of high- duction of $10,000 from what he earned previously. Should he Mr. Gumbs, who also is a practicing attorney, said the When asked if he thought the matter would be heard and er retirement benefits. Mr Pillsbury replied that he has no retire, however, his retirement pay will be based on his high- main thrust of the Democrats argument in their efforts to re- decided by the Appellate Division of Superior Court before thought in that direction i'm not going to resign or retire." est salary of $15,000 move Mr. Pillsbury is that they feel they should have the Mr. Pillsbury's term expires. Mr Gumbs replied that he did he declared Smoke felled Stanley in fatal fire
By BOB BRAMLEY where the fire started; the many — got out through bed- Rodney D. Bell (of Monmouth the ground — a total loss. And house was totally destroyed. room windows. All got out ex- Beach), a brother of the we were told it had aluminum MIPDLETOWN - PhUip T. The origin will be hard to de- cept Stanley. I don't know bride," Mrs. Stanley ex- siding that intensified the Stanley, 22 year-old son of termine. It probably won't be whether they knew he was plained. heat because it contained it," RobertJC Stanley Jr. of 578 determined," the detective there or not, but the fire was She added that Mr. Stanley Mrs Stanley said. NavesiHk River Road, was said. so fierce it wouldn't have returned to the Bell residence She added that her stepson apparently overcome by Sgt. Smith added that con- made any difference," the de- at about 11:30 p.m. Saturday came home from a sojourn in smoke as he tried to find his trary to some published re- tective said. and settled down for the night Colorado three weeks ago. He way out of an unfamiliar ports of the tragedy, there He added that Mr. and Mrs on the living room sofa. had become employed at a house in Geneva, N.Y., de- was no party going on at the Bell, Miss Zipf and a young "There was no party going marina in Monmouth Beach a stroyed by fire early Sunday. Bell residence when the fire boy not identified escaped the on. The fire started about few days before leaving for Detective Sgt. Robert Smith broke out. He explained that flames unharmed. Two fire- 1:30 or 2 a.m. and a neighbor the wedding Friday. of the Ontario (NY.) County Mr. and Mrs Bell, Mr. men suffered minor cuts in came in an roused the Bells. Sheriff's Office, who headed Stanley and Miss Elizabeth battling the blaze. The maid of honor opened her Besides his father, his sister the investigation of Mr. Zipf, maid of honor to the Mrs. Judith Stanley, the bedroom door and saw noth- and his stepmother, Mr Stanley's death, said yes- Bells' daughter Kimberly, victim's stepmother explained ing but a wall of flame, so she Stanley is survived by his terday the young man's body had returned to the bouse af- that her stepson had been vis- jumped out her bedroom win- mother, Mrs. Nancy K. was found on the floor of the ter a reception following the iting his sister, Mrs. Jennifer dow. I understand she hurt an Stanley of Delray Beach, kitchen of the residence. He daughter's wedding to Beardsley of Red Creek, ankle, but she was treated Fla.; a brother, Robert C. said the victim was sleeping Charles H. Shaner 3d of N.Y., Friday. With Mr. and and released, nothing Stanley 3d, now cruising on a on a sofa in the living room of Glenn Haven, Colo. Mrs. Beardsley, he drove to serious," Mrs. Stanley went boat in the Caribbean, and another sister, Miss Nancy K. the home when the fire broke "They had all settled down Geneva for the Saturday wed- on. V (Kate) Stanley of Boston out at approximately 1:30 for the night. The fire broke ding in his own car. "The Bells and a boy all got A VET WITH CHARACTER(S) — After two robberies, Freehold Raceway a.m. Sunday. out at about 1:30 a.m. A "After the wedding, Jenni- out safely. But they fire must Funeral services'will be pri- veterinarian Fred Adams, left, was fed up with posting his name on his "He apparently attempted neighbor noticed the names fer and her husband left, but have started near Philip; he vate under the direction of truck, as the law requires. He got two tickets for driving without a sign, so to find his way out. He didn't and aroused the Bells. Some Philip stayed m; he was hav- •never had a chance to get the Worden Funeral Home, he enlisted the aid of a Chinese calligrapher to give an Oriental twist to his know the house, and he was of them — I don't know how ing a good tint. * m with out. The house was burned to Red Bank. name and address. He's not been robbed or ticketed since. overcome by smoke in the kitchen," Sgt. Smith theo- rized. 1 He added that damage to the dwelling, the residence of Byrne's bail order Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bell, formerly of Monmouth Beach, was so extensive that it is un- likely the cause of the blaze is rebuked by court will be established. "There's no indication (Continued) direct the courts to set bail. the state where the crime the position it would not op- Mr. Schottland, in his argu- was committed that has the pose the $20,000 figure fixed ments, held that unless there interest, he said, and it is up State seeks for bail if the court held the is a specific law limiting what to the courts in that state to governor had acted legally in the governor can do he has determine what bail should public use of setting bail. the authority to do it. He said be. Mr. Haymar noted that there had been no case in Judge McGann questioned Deal beach both the federal and state which there was a ruling as the governor's "posture" in laws are silent on the ques- to whether or not the gover- intervening in the Lucas case, (Continued) tion of bail for person ar- nor has the authority to set particularly since he was Hyland with documented vio- rested for extradition and bail, whereas there is a con- amending a warrant issued lations of a three-year-old state said it was because of this si- stitutional provision guaran- by a previous governor and Supreme Court decision in- lence that the courts held teeing a defendant's right to not one of his own. volving Neptune and Avon-by- they had no authority to set bail. "It may be nice to do that," the-Sea, in which municipal- PETITIONS READIED — Eatontown's mayor and Boff, Joseph A. Largey, Mayor J. Joseph Frankel, bail. By the same token, he "No one says he doesn't the judge said in ruling the ities were forbidden to charge councilmen look over latest batch of signatures in Borough Administrator Harold Grossman, Council said, the fact that the Mate have a right to bail," Judge action invalid, "but it's hard- nonresidents higher beach the "Save the Fort" petition campaign launched President Rudolph-J. Borneo and Jerome S. legislature empowered the McGann interjected, "but ly legal to do that." fees than residents. March 18. Council said nearly 28,000 names have Fleischman. governor to recall an arrest he's bailable where the crime Lucas is wanted in Nevada "We launched this thing been collected so far. From left are Lawrence F. warrant he had issued for a was committed. I'm not de- on a credit card fraud charge. in fall," said Mr. Bennett, re- person wanted for extradition priving Mm of tus liberty. He He was sentenced to the re- ferring to the society's cam- indicated the legislature had can go out to Nevada and formatory in New Jersey in paign, "hoping there'd be ac- intended his authority to the ... be free as a bird." 1973 on several charges of ob- tion by spring. broader than the ministerial Judge McGann explained taining money under false "But we don't have one Callaway meeting delayed act of issuing a warrant. that bail cannot be set in New pretenses, including charges more inch of beach open so Through this extension of Jersey for a crime committed he reported to three Mon- far this year." (Continued) economic impact on the coun- Morris County arsenal and per cent of Ft. Monmouth will' Last January, two Demo- the resulting loss of 9,000 or begone." his powers, he contended, the in another state because New mouth County banks he had ficials, and particularly Gov. ty that would result from B Jersey has no interest in the lost a total of $700 in trav- cratic state senators, John J. proposed transfer of 1,800 ci- more Jobs. Since it launched the cam- governor felt that, if the Brendan T. Byrne. courts believe they don't have case other than turning the elers' Thecks, received funds Fay of Middlesex and William vilian ECOM personnel to the Rudolph .J. Borneo, council paign on March 18, council the authority to set bail, he accused over to the author- for them, and then cashed the V. Musto of Hudson, in- "It's incomprehensible to Harry Diamond Laboratories president, took a pessimistic has collected 27,856 signa- could either do so himself or ities seeking extradition. It is checks. troduced a bill that would me," declared Councilman within the next few years. view of the entire AMARC tures, with many petitions prohibit use of tie-in fees such Joseph A. Largey, "that Gov. study, designed to streamline still in circulation throughout as locker or cabana rentals Byrne can take a report stat- "We need a stronger voice and realign Army in- the shore area. Officials here that would affect beach fees. ing that $100 million in jobs in Trenton," declared Mr. stallations all over the coun- have received a proclamation It was a most trying day The bill has been stalled by will be lost and not say one Frankel. "I don't want to see try, and its effect on Ft. Mon- from the Monmouth-Ocean a measure sponsored by Sen. word. That indicates to me a a trade-off, that Picatinny mouth. Development Council, 19 reso- Herbert J. Buehler, D-Mon- total loss of sensitivity to our stays and Ft. Monmouth "I think the Army will try lutions from municipal and mouth, and passed by the leg- problems here at the shore." goes." to phase out the whole (Ft. county government, and 17 for head of the ship line letters of support ranging islature, to set up a nine- The report referred to by Gov. Byrne and other ma- Monmouth) operation," Mr. member study commission jor state officials have pro- Borneo said. from congressmen to the New (Continued) back to Hong Kong. tainers, each SS or 40 feet Mr. Largey was a study pre- that would spend six months tested to Secretary Callaway "I'd make a good wager Jersey Association of Real- Value of the cargo, accord- long, eight feet high and eight pared by the Monmouth Coun- constant contact with all in- holding public hearings on the the proposed closing of the that by 1980 or 1985, a good 80 tors. ing to company officials, has feet wide. ty Planning Board, on the volved parties," said Mr. But- Fay-Musto bill ler. "All the crew members' been estimated at $1 million. The use of containers, The nine commission mem- next of kin have been noti- Sea-Land was formed in which are easily carried on bers have not yet been ap- fied The State Department is 1956 and has been a leader in land by truck or train, has r 9 pointed, and Mr. Bennett vitally involved in this, so we the development of contain- dramatically changed the agrees there's no chance for are reluctant to comment fur- erized shipping. At Port shipping Industry over the Sex appeal bonds sought passage of the beach bill this ther while discussions are still Elizabeth, it operates the last 20 years. summer. going on." largest container shipping stitution. long-range needs in tight eco- match $400 million in state Container ships require NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - port in the world on 2S3 acres "I think it's great if we can He said the Assembly and nomic times. They wondered funds for new sewer construc- fewer dock workers to handle The Assembly is looking for According to a Sea-Land where it can park 9,000 con- get any kind of solution this Senate might consider one also how to attract the atten- tion. cargo, and a ship can easily bond issues with "sex appeal" spokesman, the 480-foot ves- tainers. summer," Mr. Bennett said of bond issue on public works tion of other assemblymen — Assembly Minority Leader sel, the "Mayaguez," was handle many different kinds the injuction request. that might catch the voters' The company, which has ayes in November. and the other for projects af- all 78 assemblymen were ex- Thomas Kean, R-Essex, said carrying a combination of 1Z5 freight terminals around of cargo in one load. The use "I think the decision "If the bond issues haven't fecting the quality of life, cused from regular duties to he thought voters would care- military and commercial car- the world and serves 48 coun- of containers reduces costly reached in this case will af- got sex appeal, they won't such as new sewers to clean attend the meeting but fewer fully scrutinize proposed bond go. He did not know the na- tries, was bought for $550 mil- dock time and labor. fect a lot of other areas pass," Asst. Assembly Ma- up the state's rivers and than 30 showed up. Issues. He predicted a sewer ture of the military part of lion in May 1989 by R.J. Rey- where beach badges are not A Sea-Land spokesman said jority Leader William Ham- streams. The assemblymen decided bond issue would prove popu- the cargo, but said at most, it nolds Industries, Inc., of Win available to everyone," he the company hauls anything ilton, D-Middlesex, said Mon- No decisions were made, that two ways to sell the bond lar while a housing bond issue consisted of small arms. ston-Salem, N.C., the corn- added. "from bicycles to liquor to day while his colleagues nod- and the assemblymen who at- issues would be to stress con- designed to enforce court or- glomerate that grew from a "You've got to understand sugar." The containers can ded agreement. tended did not decide how struction jobs they would ders to provide more low-in- tobacco firm. be adapted for easy hauling come housing In suburban we are just a container oper- The legislature is faced big this year's bond Issues create and the amount of fed- Sea-Land has 51 long-haul of bulk cargo, fragile goods or Five sought towns might not. ation so there could be no with recent bond issue de- should be. But they did say eral funds new state money vessels operating in the Far refrigerated products. heavy military equipment," feats by voters and a recom- there would be bond issues on would attract. Kean said hiding unpopular East, the North Atlantic, the he said. Sea-Land's gross revenue in holdup at mendation from Gov. Bren- the November ballot. As an example, the assem- items In the same bond issue Mediterranean and the Carib- He said the ship was on its last year was more than $854 dan T. Byrne's capital needs They wondered aloud how blymen were told $2 billion in referendum as popular ones bean. The biggest ships can regular run from Hong Kong million, nearly all from the study commission for $1.7 bil- to focus voter attention on federal funds is available to would not fool the voters. carry more than 1,000 con- Annie Sez to Thailand to Singapore and freight hauling business. lion In bond issues in the next SHREWSBURY - Police five years. Member fDIC fidelity Union fancoiporolion iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiuiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiinHiiiiii. are looking for four men and a woman who stole a reported The commission said that liquor store $1,100 at gunpoint from Annie much is needed to pay the Sez, a clothing store at 490 state's share of a $9 billion fined $300 We Pamper Weather: Partly cloudy Broad St., at about 8:59 p.m. building program for schools, RED BANK - The yesterday. highways, mass transit, sew- Borough Council last night ers, housing and public build- Our People Partly cloudy and mild this was 58. There was .27 of an Texas. No damage or injuries Although unsure of details imposed a $300 fine against ings. afternoon. High 71 to 75. inch of rain in the past 24 were reported. because of many conflicting Sander Liquors, 17 Broad St., NTHODUONG STATE/MB^ SWNGS Clearing tonight, low 50 to 55. hours. TIDES reports from witnesses to the Assemblymen took a day after the store pleaded guilty Mostly sunny and mild tomor- SaadyHMk robbery and escape, police off from voting in Trenton to to a charge of selling alcohol- Rain washed the Eastern row, high T9 to 75. TODAY - High 10:10 p.m. said one of the male thieves discuss the program and see ic beverages to a 17-year-old NTttEST Seaboard today and also and low 4:04 p.m. was armed with a six-inch what bond Issues they can youth. 5% spilled over the eastern slopes Outlook Thursday: Increas- TOMORROW - High 10:51 pistol and another carried a create. The council imposed a 10- We think it's good business of the central Rockies and ing cloudiness with a chance a.m. and 11:00 p.m. and low sawed-off shotgun. They saw their first task day closing for the violation, into the adjacent Plains. you wiH appreciate. of showers late tn the day. 4:52 a.m. and 4:47 p.m. Police knew of no injuries as squeezing the needs they then suspended seven days Seasonable temperatures. A tornado watch was in ef- For Red Bank and Rumson inflicted on people in the want to take care of this year and ordered the store to pay In Long Branca yesterday. fect in the predawn hours for bridge, add two hours; Sea store at the time of the armed Into one or two bond issues. a fine in lieu of the remaining the high was 17 degrees and portions of Oklahoma and Bright, deduct 10 minutes; robbery. Assembly Speaker S. Howard three days. the low 55. II wa»« «t • p.m. Texas. Twisters were sighted Long Branch, deduct 15 min- The thieves were reported Woodson, D-Mercer, said put- The fine, however, U con- Md the overnight low was 53. late yesterday In parts of utes; Highlands bridge, add to have escaped on foot, but ting all the categories into a tingent on approval by the COlONIAlFKtNAnONMBMK 7 a.m. temperature Kansas, Oklahoma and 40 minutes. police believe they may have single bond issue would be il- state Division of Alcoholic Th* all-MfVlc* bunk IH*I lookl oul lor »o« (led to a waiting car. legal under the state Con- Beverage Control. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MAY 13 1975 The Doily Register 3 14 more refugees join 2 area families WORLD By DORIS KLI MAN her three-year-old daughter, By Ike Associated PrtM Leona — "and I should love Amid the chatter of chil- them even more, because I dren In her grey split-level know how they must feel Refugee funds OK seen Friday house it S3 Eliot Road, Eng- without parents," to "try my WASHINGTON — Responding to urgent pleas from Ford lishtown, Minn Le Wiget. 31 best to protect them" and to administration officials. Congress is moving toward approval years old and recently wid- keep them with her, "I hope by the end of the week of funds for transporting and resettling owed, last night spoke of her to adopt them." South Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. determination to keep togeth- "I won't give the children Among an array of congressional actions on the refugees, er the household which yes- away. I can't. Their parents the House Appropriations Committee was meeting today to terday increased by 10 — her gave them to me, not to vote on a $405-million money bill The Senate Foreign Rela- two brothers, her sister, and someone else. They are happy tions Committee approved an authorization bill for that seven other youngsters she here with me," she declared amount by a 13-0 vote yesterday afternoon. brought out of Saigon. "I hope God will help me. Meanwhile, a review of problems involved in the resettle- In the white ranch house of I'm a widow," she added. ment of an estimated 130,000 Indochina refugees in the United Dr. and Mrs. Peter Ngo on Mrs. Wiget related that States was scheduled today by the Senate Judiciary subcom- Saratoga Drive, Colts Neck, when she got word from the mittee on refugees. Tuyen Van Nguyen and his American embassy in Saigon The Senate Appropriations subcommittee on foreign oper- wife, Tai, twice uprooted by to leave with her brothers ations was considering President Ford's request for $507 mil- Communist aggression in and sister, she called the chil- lion for refugee assistance in an afternoon hearing today their native Vietnam, last dren's parents to say a last Sen. John J Sparkman, D-Ala , chairman of the Senate night spoke eagerly of their farewell. Foreign Relations Committee, said the panel adopted a M05 hopes for a new life in the "They cried 'can you help million celling to make its authorizing legislation coincide as United States for themselves us?' and came to the airfield nearly as possible with that to be considered by the House to- and their two young sons. and the Americans took the morrow and avqld the necessity of a time-consuming confer- The 10 youngsters at the children on the plane right ence committee Wiget household arrived yes- then. The parents cried be- terday from the Eglin Air cause nobody wants their Kissinger hits Red atrocities Force Base resettlement cen- children to go away, but they ter in Florida. The Nguyens know it is better ..." ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger arrived in Colts Neck from She doubts the younger chil- says Cambodia is carrying out "an atrocity of major propor- Travis Air Force Base in Cal- dren have grasped that the tions" by forced marches and executions. ifornia six days ago. separation from their parents In a news conference here last night. Kissinger said, For Mrs. Wiget bom in Red is permanent, she said. But • niiliriiinitiii "very clear information" indicates that even second lieuten- China into a family which 13-year-old Ky received a let- 14, holding Ly Tu Cuong, 3; Dung Van Klet, 10, ants in the defeated army and their wives are being killed HOME SAFE — On the lawn of their new home In lived in Bangkok before mov- ter from a younger brother, Englishtown are the 10 refugees Mlnh Le Wiget Hua Bac Ky, 13; and Dung Van Hao, 11; and, back and millions of Phnom Penh residents marched into rural ing to Saigon where her late who escaped to friends in areas where they will lack food before the November harvest brought from Vietnam: front row, left, Hua Y Tue, row, Lam VI, 12, left, and Lam AI Mlnh, 22. Nhl father operated a successful Bangkok, grieving "because 10; Hua Y Linh, 11; Ly Huyenh Mai, 6; Lam Hung, Lam Wiget, 17, Is In the doorway. Confirming news reports, Kissinger called the situation "a export-import business, the now they have no mother or tragedy" where hospitals have been emptied of the sick and April 19 American airlift out father, and the boy cried and wounded, who were condemned to join In the evacuation. of Saigon capped six months I stood there and cried, too." will give their parents a hard also has family trapped in degree from the Perkins which includes the Ngo's five Almost like a political campaigner. Kissinger moves on to of effort and three trips to Her efforts to rescue her time..." North Vietnam, gave of the School for the Blind in Water- children All but the Nguyens Jefferson City today to meet with Missouri Gov. Christopher Vietnam to rescue the rest of family were punctuated by The Nguyen's two sons, Vietnamese refuges. town, Mass. have left to join other rela- Bond and then to Kansas City for another policy speech, this her family — her sister, Minh tragedy when her husband, Mlnh, 14, and Huy 12, are "Most are well educated, They are impressed with tives. time stressing economics The purpose is to rally support for Ai Lam, 22, and her brothers, James K. Wiget, a computer starting at the Cedar Drive and have a special drive, and Colts Neck hospitality, point- Unlike their parents, the an administration concerned that isolationism is growing. Vi Lam, 12, and Hung Lam, engineer for UNIVAC Corp., School in Colts Neck today are willing to take jobs the ing out that the neighbors of- Nguyen's sons don't yet speak Kissinger, saying the picture in South Vietnam is less 14. She already had brought was killed in an air crash in "to get them used to the lan- American people don't consid- fered clothing and shelter — English; but they obviously clear than in Cambodia, said the administration is concerned her mother and several of her Syracuse, N.Y. six months guage," according to their er desirable." Dr. Ngo said. the Saratoga Drive house got understand American. that Hanoi may be ready to send its troops into Thailand or brothers here. ago, during one of her trips to aunt, Mrs. Peter Ngo, who is Both Mr. and Mrs. Nguyen a bit crowded for awhile, When their mother trans- foment guerrilla war in the northeast section of the country. She brought the other seven Saigon. He was equally dedi- Mrs. Nguyen's sister. have lived in the United what with another of Mrs. lated Into Vietnamese the youngsters, who range in age cated to rescuing her family Mr. Nguyen had worked States before - Mr. Nguyen Ngo's. sisters and two of her question "what do you like Business failures hit new high from three to 13 and who are and,had been sending $500 a with the United States Mis- while studying at Ohio State brothers and their families, best about American chil- sion in Vietnam (or about 17 University in Columbus and who also fled Saigon last dren? " Minh replied with a More American individuals and businesses filed bank- children of Vietnamese month to support them in years, first as a radio engi- Mrs. Nguyen while getting a month, joining a household broad grin "baseball! ' ruptcy petitions in March than in any other month in history, friends "because they are Vietnam, she said. neer and telecommunications the government says. This reflects a steady increase in the better off here," Mrs. Wiget said. Mrs. Wiget was an inter- adviser to the national police number of people unable to cope with inflation and recession. preter for the American gov- Two of the children, six- and then as an administrator, Over-all bankruptcy filings for fiscal 1975 are running 35 ernment in Saigon before year-old Mai Huyenh Ly and Mrs. Nguyen had been direc- per cent higher than a year earlier and the number of finan- coming to this country five her three-year-old brother, tor of the Saigon School for cial failures for the year that ends June 30 could set a record years ago. The Wigets moved Cuong Tu Ly, are fortunate, the Blind. March is the latest month for which figures are available. to Englishtown from Min- Mrs. Wiget explained - their The statistics cover two kinds of bankruptcy filings: those by neapolis two years ago. They left Saigon by Ameri- individuals or businesses who ask the court to declare them parents escaped with them. She speaks several Chinese can airlift on April 22 on short bankrupt and those by people or companies seeking relief The senior Lys and four dialects, French, Vietnamese notice, carrying only a few from their creditors while they work out a system of paying other adults she is sponsoring and English, and hopes to clothes in a handbag. They their bills. will leave their refugee tents find work "as an interpreter, left behind their comfortably The Administrative Office of the United States Courts, at Eglin for her four-bedroom clerical, typing, anything. I'm furnished two-bedroom house, which records the number of bankruptcy and relief petitions Englishtown home as soon as qualified." Her brothers who a car, two Hondas, and two filed in every federal judicial district, provided this update they are cleared, Mrs. Wiget have been living with her bicycles. yesterday: said. haven't been able to find — There were 24.970 bankruptcy filings in March. 13 per The Lys both worked for "This is the second time I work. cent or 2.839 more filings than in October, the previous single the American government — am starting from zero," Mr. highest month on record, and 42 per cent or 7.391 filings more he as a translator for the mil- "For now, we manage. 1 Nguyen said, explaining that than in March 1974. itary, she as a secretary — have a place to fit them first, 20 years ago he fled Hanoi, —The total number of bankruptcy filings fur tho first nine'' "and would be in great dan- and that is 'the main thing. where he had been owner-di- months of fiscal 1975 was 184.655. 35 per cent more than the ger if they stayed," she ex- Four, five children, can sleep rector of a private technical school, for Saigon, to escape 136.597 filings in the first nine months of 1974. plained. in my king-size bed. It's bet- the Communists. His wife — More people have been going broke each month There But the parents of the other ter than that tent, so cold at also is from the North — her were 20.081 bankruptcy filings in December. 21,264 in Ja- children were affluent busi- night..." ness people "and no way" mother and three of her nuary, 21.763 In February and 24,970 in March There was a The children all need cloth- brothers and their families re- similar pattern a year earlier, but the rate of climb was less does she expect them to es- cape Vietnam, Mrs. Wiget ing, she said. "They all were main trapped in Hanoi. and the numbers involved more smaller. very rich in Vietnam and now said. "The first thing I must do They are the Hua children they don't even have enough clothes." is try to find a job, any job, Doctors do life-death surgery only - Tue, 10, Linh, 11, and Ky, something for a living," Mr SAN FRANCISCO - Only life and death surgery is being 13, and the Duong children, "I worry if the children will Nguyen said. performed in most hospitals in seven Northern California Hoa, 11, and Kiel, 10. get sick. I don't know how to counties as the physicians' protest of malpractice insurance She lias vowed "to love arrange to pay for that. I The Nguyens Tit the de- rates threatens to extend statewide them as much as my own" — worry that the Communists scription Dr Peter Ngo, who Nearly 100 anesthesiologists in Santa Clara. San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties stopped work yesterday except for emer- gencies to join doctors in four other counties already involved iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiii In the protest. Their colleagues in Sacramento threatened to follow suit May 19 and members of the Los Angeles County Medical As-' Church to sponsor family sociation are considering a boycott of hospitals over a 200- mile stretch from the Mexican border to the Tehachapi moun- FAIR HAVEN - The administrative fications of the commit ment, but we are pro- tains board of Christ Church Methodist here last ceeding on faith," he said. "It's a foregone conclusion that this will ultimately' extend ONE FAMILY — Mr. and Mrs. Tuyen Van Nguyen and their sons, Mlnh, night voted unanimously to sponsor a Viet- Christ Church has joined a county wide ef- 14, left, and Huy, 12, arrived six days ago at the Colts Neck home of Dr. and to the entire state of California." said Dr. Sanford Marcus, namese refugee family. fort of the Monmouth Friends of Vietnam Ref- president of the Union of American Physicians. Mrs. Peter Ngo after fleeing Saigon last month. Mrs. Nguyen and Mrs. Ngo The church Is one of the first in Monmouth ugees which is seeking sponsors for 100 Viet- ore sisters. County to sponsor a family, according to the nam refugees. The organization will explain the program at 3 p.m. Sunday at St. James 50 striking Canadians arrested Rev. Richard L. Wilson, pastor. He said the Roman Catholic Church, Red Bank. The Rev. MONTREAL — Riot police charged into a United Aircraft church will seek housing and jobs for the fam- Dr. James J. Thomas, executive secretary for plant early today, arrested 50 striking workers who had occu- ily Specialized Ministries of the United Methodist 4 bids on a parking study pied one of the plant's buildings and freed 10 hostages "We are not certain of the financial rami- Committee on Relief, will speak. The police used clubs and tear gas against the strikers, and men with bloody heads were loaded into police vans and driven to the headquarters of the Quebec provincial police. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii are received in Red Bank Unconfirmed reports said some of the hostages were also injured By BEN VAN VL1ET The study is supposed to en- nance was opposed by the two The police reported four of their men were hurt. Meeting set for residents compass a review of the Republicans on the council — The violence began late Monday night at suburban Long- RED BANK - The borough's parking situation Walter M. (Pat) Thackara ueuil. across the Si Lawrence river from Longueuil. when a RED BANK - Mayor Dan- meet May 29 with residents in creasing concern." Borough Council last night re- and make recommendations and Joseph Falvo. about 2.000 members of the Quebec Federation of Labor iel J. O'Hern said last night an informal session to discuss The meeting, open to all ceived four bids — two of on the feasibility of a multi- Mr Thackara said he felt marched from a nearby rally and rioted outside the main gate the Borough Council will what he called "matters of in- residents, will be held prob- them identical - for the long- level parking garage. restricting the number of li- ably at the Bates Lodge. censes was in effect an in- of one of the aircraft company's three engine assembly plants awaited comprehensive park- The council introduced an Shrewsbury Ave. Specific de- fringement on free enterprise, in Longueuil ing study. ordinance spelling out regu- tails of the meeting will be and that the issuance of tem- Mayor Daniel J O'Hern lations for taxi cabs, in- announced shortly, the mayor said the council will study the porary licenses was wrong. JCP&L to seek said. cluding a provision that would Senate acts on consumer bill bids and make a decision at limit the number of cabs au- Also Introduced were ordi- nances clarifying technical WASHINGTON — TheSenateis moving to shut off de- Mayor O'Hern said the its May 26 meeting. thorized in the borough to 36. provisions of the rent control bate and vote on the controversial bill to create an Agency for meeting will be primarily de- Submitting identical bids, approximately the number ordinance and the zoning or- Consumer Advocacy withing the federal government added rate hike voted to discussing rising both tor $12,500, were Acker- now operating. man & Ney Associates of dinance. Supporters of the measure contend that despite a veto NEWARK (AP) - Jersey to seek at least that much. street crime in the borough, Freehold, and Parking Unlim- The ordinance would also Bids for supplying comput- threat by President Ford, the steam has gone out of the long Central Power It Light Co. The rate increases are and deteriorating residential fight by opponents to kill, change or delay the bill creating has told the State Board of and commercial properties. ited Inc., Pottsville, Pa. require drivers to have health er services to the police de- needed to meet the cost of examinations, but would per- partment were held for study. the agency Public Utilities Commission- construction of new gener- Ironically, both companies For too long," the mayor mit a driver to work for up to The council approved the The vote to curtail debate will be taken under new Senate ers it will seek an additional ating facilities to keep pace had submitted bids two years said, "we have been involved 30 days on a temporary per- appointment of Ronald Sachs rules which make it possible to end a filibuster by 60 votes in rate increase shortly after the with the demand for elec- ago and became involved in a in the good guy syndrome" mit pending review of his ap- of 64 Elm Place to the Recre- PUC makes a decision on tricity in the six counties dispute which led the borough stead of the old system of two thirds of those present and vot- plication. ation Committee replacing JCP&L's pending 956.7 million served by JCP&L, he said. allowing people great leeway to reject both bids and post- ing in cleaning up their proper- pone the study. Introduction of the ordi- the late Edmund Hanlon rate hike. Last June, the PUC ap- James Lieberman, a ties. The other two bids received proved a |23.6 million interim were from Ramp Consulting JCP&L attorney, told the rate increase for the com- He noted that the borough The Daily Register PUC yesterday that the new Service Inc., New York, pany, ordering that 70 per has passed law after law to $14,400, and T&M Associates Instant money. Moiil Off ICV increase would be filed within cent of the rate hike be ap- try to compel property own- of Middletown, $12,950. OM RlfUfer Plow. Mir«
sons, uavia i racey, 01 siaten Drl» umt SMyfr 8,|0vtd „,„ „, JWn husDona oi union, devoid lother m vie Island, NY, Michael Tracey, R Visltollon Tuesday 7 9 p m al the Word Mr'""s• irvHaie'n0- Stephent Reode. Mr; beoves Ednda b Miller and Byrne aide sees DeRose pay cut en Funeral Home. M E Fronl SI . Red *Dr™ Morrl Harriei tSager Reode. ^Funera belovel dservice brothesr ool of Orangeburg, NY., andBank. Funeral private. Inlermenl Ever Wednesday, May 14 al noon ol Temple TRENTON — An attorney for Gov Brendan T Byrne Raymond Tracey, of Fort green Cemetery. Brooklyn. N.Y. Beth El. Monmouth Road. Ocean Town LESLIE — Stephen J , II. ol Rumion. on ship. Interment Temple Beth El Cemetery, says the governor has the power to strip Waterfront Commis- Dodge, Iowa; three daugh- May 1?. 1975 Son of Stephen J ond Mrt Neptune Period of mourning will be ob- Rosemary Jonev brother of John ond Ko served at the home of Mr ond Mrt. Step- sioner Ralph DeRose of his $30,500 per year salary if DeRosc ters, Mrs. Rita Kuhn, of To- ren, Funeral Matt Holy Crost RC church, hen Sager. 40 Poplar Ave . Deal. In lieu of Rumson, on Wednesday ol II o.m Vlt flowert. contribution! to Temple Beth El will not resign. ronto, Can., Mrs. Lorraine italion ot the John E. Day Funeral Home. would be appreciated S5 RWld A Rd Bk Td ? * John Degan. an attorney in the governor's counsel office, Henry, of Manalapan, and "JMO'D m *" ' •"" "°"kl T°"*>y ' ' STANLEY - Phillip Tlmolot, oo. n of wn, said yesterday that because Byrne fixes the commissioner's ond M0p.m. ^_ j7| NoveIlnk „,„,* Boo0, MidSlelO-.. Mrs. Grace Tonner, of NewMcCOY — Joteph R . ot SO MocArlhur died May Mlh, IV7S Survived by his be compensation, "he can lower it. or set it at zero " York City; 25 grandchildren Ave.. Sayrevllle, on May 12. 1*75, ot South loved father. Robert C Stanley Jr. and " ibov Hospital Survived by his wile. Do mother. Mrs. Nancy K. Stanley. Beloved and seven great-grand- loreses,, toton,, Josephph, twoo daughtersdauges., JilJ l oondd brother ol Robert C. Stanley 3rd, Mrs. Jen Degan indicated that Byrne could cut out DeRose's salary Janice, mother, Mrs Moraoret McCoy, niter Beordtley and Mlt:•s* IN«KVr IKothryn when he receives the annual Waterfront Commission budget children. brother, Morlln. Funeral Service will be Stonley. In lieu ot Mowers contributions held Thursday at 9 am, from the Kurtawa lay be sent to your favorite charity Me next month He said, however, that the governor "has the The Higgins Memorial Funeral Home, 331 Main St . South Amboy morloi services will be Thursday l< a.m.. Matt ot Resurrection will be ot in a. All Saints Episcopal Church. Novetink, power to fix compensation for the job separate and apart Home, Freehold, is in charge Our Laddy oll VictorVt y ChurchChh. ItInterment at N J. Thee WordeWordcWdcnn FuneroFuneraFneralll HomeHome . eM* E E SacreSocred rieorea l Cemetery. Vislllna Irom J-4 Fron- t St., Red Bank, Is in charge ot or (nun the budget " of arrangements. ond7-9p.m range men Is Last week Byrne requested DeRose's resignation because of the commissioner's outside legal work for Porter & Ripn. ;i Morristown consulting firm. The governor maintained thai Ihis conflicted with DeRose's position as the New Jersey com- JEWELERS has missioner for the bi-state agency When DeRose refused Byrne's request, contending there was no conflict. Byrne issued an executive order making the /,ove ...in oiamonomape for you commissioner's job fulltime. The order further stated that the commissioner would not "engage in any gainful employment other than his official duties or responsibilities . " Byrne named to U.S. justice body TRENTON — The governor's office announced yesterday that Gov. Brendan T Byrne has been named chairman of a federal committee on criminal justice The announcement said Richard N. 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OAKHURST ENQLISHTOWN KEVPORT MIDDLEBROOK LITTLE SILVER BRICK TOWN C0UNAL FRST NATIONAL BANK Fine Diamond* Since 1935 MIDDLETOWN MANALAPAN HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND lllkilrihu.i nUrttJ re ikow dtml Th» *II-Mr»ie> bMk lhal look> out for you SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAV 13.1975 The Daily Register 5 Middletown board finds way to furnish new school By BOB BRAMLEY under Public Law 874. which provides funding for education en equipment, which came in nearly $100,000 higher on bid $12,150 annually of the children of civilians employed on federal-installation^ than anticipated, board members explained Mr Jones added The board awarded COMMtl totaling JIMi.l!)S la .'0 cui MIDDLETOWN - Recovering from the defeat of a Mr Jones went on that if Ihe transfers are approved by the voters in June, bids tractors for physical education equipment and supplies J5O0.0O0 bond issue in March, the Board of Education last The other $30,800. he said, come from surplus line ac- can be received in July for the needed furnishings and equip- D 4 K Klectnc Contractors of HolnidH weir awarded ,i night announced it has found a way to raise J650,000 (or furni- counts in the current budget ment • contract for underground PiMtTk rep.niv ;ii Hauirw School ture and equipment for the township's second high school The $205,000 to be transferred from debt service is inter- "1 don't think prices will go up rtio much between DO* on a low bid of $U:iil without increasing the amount to be raised by local taxation est earned on debt service funds not yet required to be spent. and then," he surmised L & I. Oil Service of Uatawan, km bidder al $:nw will In a special election scheduled Tuesday, June 24. the Mr Jones went on The board accepted five teacher resignations, approved , clean fuel oil tanks at Havview. Kasl Keansburg and Naves township's voters will be asked to approve transfer of $445,000 Richard R Anderson, another board membeMpointed out three teacher retirements as of June 30. and hired one re ink Schools from current expense and $205,000 from debt service to the that Ihe transfers requested in the June 24 referendum will placement teacher BtWCO Subscription Service Inc of Hed Hank will supply board's capital improvement account to pay for furnishings mean less money available to be appropriated from surplus Resignations were aicepled from Kalhryn Mounl. second magazines and periodicals for the coming Behoof year on a and equipment necessary, to open the new high school on against Ihe school budget next year, but stressed that never- grade. Harmony School; Joan l'rezioso. Spanish. Thorne Ju- low bid of $10,597 schedule in September 1976 theless, the board's surplus position will remain sound nior High School; Jane Kallon. high school language .ills. On recommendation o Or Ho in ha r<1 W Schneider school Explaining the board's scheme. Richard F Jones, board Mr Jones explained that the hoard looks on the proposed Klaine Harris, high school language arts and John Donlan, superintendent, the board adopted school (ls:i da\s) and pro- president, stressed the funds will all come from sources other transfers as an alternate method of raising the money to net industrial arts, Thompson Junior High School All resignations IrsMonal (1N7 days) calendars for Ihe ISTSrTfi school year than the taxpayers' pockets Of the $445,000 taken from cur- Ihe new high school opened on time, and eliminating the except Mr Donlan's are effective June :t(l His was effective "There is no basic change from the current year." Hi rent expense, $240,000 is interest in current expense earned on double sessions which have plagued Ihe high school for sev April 15 Schneider said funds raised from bonds sold in 1974. the board president said eral years. Teachers retiring are Margaret H Schenck River I'la/a Meeting in Havview School. Ihe board was given a pivwn Because of delays in the construction of the second high "When the $500,000 referendum went down in March, we School. IS years service; Muriel II Dickinson. River l'la/a 'tation of a film made by sixth graders directed l>> Mrs Juan school, these bond proceeds were invested instead* of being started looking around for other ways of raising the funds." School. ISty, years service, and Dorothy K Morgan. Harmony W Humph tracing the two-year course Of the addition 10 Ihe spent on construction and earned a "whopping 12 per cent re- he said School. 12 years servuv building Mrs Abba Daniels. Hayvicw principal, narraleil turn," he said. The extra $150,000 sought — $650,000 instead of the ongi Bdward 1) Mitchell was hired 10 replace Mr Donlan as The board adjourned until Tuesday, Ma,\ tl, when it will Another $175,000 is in hand from federal funds received nal $500,000 asked in March — will cover items such as kitch- industrial arts teacher in Thompson Junior High School at meet in the administration building. Tindall Road County officials critical of Rumson U.S. aid rejection
By JIM McCORMICK A total of 49 of the county's Mr. Lynch said yesterday administering the distribution The county will prepare the FREEHOLD - Three coun- 53 municipalities were eligible Mr McCarter is "like a little of the funds. environmental impact study. ty officials believe that while to apply for $1.5 million in kid sulking in a corner." He said that if the con- Mr Clark said the state might not receive federal revenue sharing funds "If he can't get every- curring ordinances are Mi Clark said he doesn't enough federal aid for each for various improvement thing, he won't take any- adopted by May 28 — even know if any municipality oth- tax dollar sent to Washington, projects. thing," he said. though the county wants the er than Rumson which the available aid should be Forty-five of the 49 munici- "I think Mr McCarter was ordinances no later than May adopted a concurring ordi- utilized. palities last February adopted shooting from the hip and 23 — environmental impact nance in February has failed Freeholder Thomas J. ordinances to participate in that he doesn't know what he studies can begin on the proj- to adopt the second ordi- Lynch Jr. yesterday strongly the program. is talking about," Mr Lynch ects approved by the Freehol- nance. criticized the Rumson For the county to become said. ders. The municipalities which Borough Council for failing to eligible for the funds, munici- "The Rumson action will Mr. Clark said after each of failed to adopt the ordinance support efforts by the county palities with a combined pop- make a big difference to the the 27 municipalities holds a in February are Spring Lake, to get funds under the federal ulation of 200,000 had to adopt county," he said. hearing on Its study, the tran- Sea Girt, Colts Neck and Community Development Act. the ordinances. The 45 munic- "The municipalities adopt scripts of the hearing will be Farmingdale Robert Clark, principal ipalities represent a total the ordinances as a contribu- reviewed and the application The four municipalities which county planner, said the mon- population of 338,000, Mr, tion to the county as a com- revised if necessary. were not eligible for funds un- ey some municipalities in the Clark said. munity," he said. He said after that, the der the program are Asbury county will receive from the Based on the 338,000 figure, "Some towns are in dire municipality will receive the Park, Long Branch, Middle program will be reduced be- the county became eligible need, and others which don't money. Mr. Clark said he town and Oceanport They cause of Rumson's opposition for $1,025,000 of the $1.5 mil- need the money as much hopes the funds could reach are eligible for improvement to the program. lion. should cooperate so at least some county municipalities funds under other federal pro- some federal funds will be re- Freeholder Director Philip The county Board of Free- Thomas J. l.yarh Jr. Frauds E.P. McCirter Philip N. Gambs by July. grams. N. Gumbs fears that other holders April 14 approved ceived," Mr. Gumbs said. municipalities might follow projects for 27 municipalities. lation of Rumson is 7,421. will be reduced to approxi- nances last February must He said the list of appli- , Union loneorporolion Rumson's lead. He said this A Ru,mson project was not This represents 2.2 per cent mately $1,002,000. also adopt simillar'ordinances cations now must be reviewed would mean further reduction submitted of the 338,000 population, Mr. The 45 municipalities that by May 28. The Rumson to determine which projects in aid the county will receive. Mr. Clark said the popu- Clark said, so the $1,025,000 adopted concurring ordi- Council last Thursday, at the will receive less money due to urging of Councilman Francis the Rumson action. STATEMENT SAVINGS E. P. McCarter, refused to "I hope the Rumson action #3. Deposits arid withdrawals may be adopt the ordinance. doesn't influence other towns. "We are being conned, our If we don't have at least a to- made at any time and you can Belmar girl triggers idea people in this county are tal population participation of enjoy the convenience of banking being taken for suckers," Mr. 200,000, we won't get any- by mail; we pay the postage both McCarter said. thing," Mr. Gumbs said. "We in New Jersey send Mr. Clark said the county is ways. $2.50 to Washington for every for mural on moon landing dollar we get back, and that's no bargain," he said. "Someone has to take the NURSING HOME WASHINGTON - Rep gan, "when Susan noticed and happened to be the chairman the top, and the center sec- lead in fighting this ripoff and James J. Howard (D-N.J.) inquired about several large of the Senate's Commission tion shows two American as- personally, even though our has helped to transform a blank ovals along the walls of on Art and Antiquities which tronauts planting the U.S. action won't make any differ- NAVIHNK HOUSE . casual suggestion by a former the otherwise ornately deco- would have to give the final Xfi) flag on the moon with the lu- ence to the county, I think we high school student from Bel- rated Brumidi Corridor." approval for the proposed nar module in the background should take a stand because OXDMA1 FIRST NATIONM BANK /'rfiar into a permanent mural "Mrs. Howard explained to moon landing mural. and the command module I'm fed up with this to the eye- commemorating man's first her that Constantine Brumidi, "I expressed to Sen. Mans- circling overhead. The atten- balls," Mr. McCarter said. landing on the moon in 1969; the artist who was commis- field my very strong interest tion to detail was so great the mural is located on the sioned nearly 100 years ago to in seeing that this mural was that the actual space suits Senate side of the United paint the hallway, purposely completed and he assured me which the first men on the States Capitol Building. left several large blanks on that my suggestion would re- moon utilized were borrowed "There's a story behind this the walls in order.to accom- ceive 'the highest consid- from the Smithsonian In- OPEN mural and I thought some modate important future eration' at the Commission's stitution so that artist Cox people might be interested events in United States his- next meeting," Mr. Howard could make his preliminary DAYS I since it involves a young per- tory," Representative How- said. sketches from, the real thing. ard continued. son from Monmouth County," "I really don't think Susan "Susan, who has an avid in- The Commission on Art and ONLY • Mr. Howard observed. Garbarine imagined that her terest in art and plans to Antiquities subsequently "My wife Marlene was giv- suggestion would be so di- study art education in college, agreed "with Mr. Howard and ing Susan Garbarine of Bel- rectly translated into such ex- suggested that a mural com- commissioned an artist, Allyn DOORS OPEN mar an informal tour of the tensive action," Mr. Howard memorating the U.S. moon Cox, to produce the mural, Senate side of the Capitol which has since become a said. . ' Building," Mr. Howard be- landing should certainly be an "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY' important enough event in quite popular item on the U.S. Capitol tour. 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 WED. U.S. history to be included in (OPPOSITE CmCLt CHIVROLIT) one of the blank spaces left The mural was painted with by Brumidi, and Mrs. Howard very close attention to detail, CLOSED MON.-TUES. OPEN WED. THUR. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 8 10 A.M. SHARP later related their conversa- and officials from the Nation- OFTEN IMITATED — NEVER DUPLICATED tion to me," Mr. Howard ex- al Aeronautics and Space Ad- ministration (NASA) were OVER 200 JUST IN FRESH plained. OVER 200 JUST IN FRESH Rep. Howard immediately even called in to serve as con- JUNIORS IMPORTED FROM ITALY liked the idea of the moon sultants on some technical "HOT WEATHER SPECIAL" landing mural and decided to points. Divided into three 100% COTTON S-M-L do something about having it main sections, the mural dep- JUNIORS BETTER SIZES S TO IS painted. He wrote to Sen. icts the launch of Saturn V rocket at the bottom, a view bum's Mike Mansfield, the Senate TOPS RIOT majority leader who also lust of the earth from the moon on SHOP BARE SHOULDER SLEEVE • SHORT SLEEVE • SWIM SUITS AND STRAP TUBES • $ 2 and 3 PIECE COMPARE COLLARS • %A $ OUTER STITCH • • BIKINIS • 1 ft" THICK ALL SOUDS • 4,. 5 • STRINGS • ALUMINUM ALL FIRST QUALITY IN GROUP SOUDS • PRINTS COLONIAL NAT. ADV. 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UP TO S12.00 IN ALL FIRST QUALITY PRINTS ON SOUDS FIRST SESSION • GROUP NAT.JUNIOR ADV. TO S1».S IF AL PERF.L NEW PRE-WASHED FREE FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS NAVY BLUE $ JEANS • SKIRTS « TO WEST LONG BRANCH 14 HOLIDAY INN JACKETS • SHORTS $ ROUTE 36 MOON LANDING MURAL - Rep. Jim Howard INSTALLED DENIMS •• gazes at the recently completed moon landing • DOUBLE ZIPPER • $ S mural In the U.S. Senate's Brumidi Corridor. Act- • FRONT ZIPPER • 16 THURSDAY 32 BROAD ST. 5TO 10 ing on the suggestion of Susan Garbarine of Bel- • PATCHED • BIBBED • NOHf HIGHER IN GROUP RED BANK SIZES 5 TO IS MAY 15 mar who proposed the mural's lunar landing NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $28.00 IF PERFECT theme to him, Mr. Howard was instrumental in 7 PM having the painting commissioned. The Daily Register The Mafia and the Pentagon
Established in IM7x—Fubhsfaed by The Red Bank Register IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIItllllllllllllllllllll public relations man for Peli- visers wanted to encourage By JACK ANDERSON the formation of a govern- With LES WRITTEN can Tomato and alse adviser ARTHURZKAM1N v to Pelican Tomato." He has ment that could negotiate a WASHINGTON sworn under oath he has nev- truce. This would permit the President and Editor The Defense Department United States to bow out of has bought $1.1 million worth er been in the Mafia SCENE 'Ostensibly, he works for Jo- Vietnam, they contended, of tomatoes, strawberries and with some degree of honor. Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor cantaloupes from a firm seph Matassa, the company secretary-treasurer, with But the militant Martin whose top salesman is Mafia IIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIMIIIIIIII whom Marcello was indicted called instead for President g TUESDAY. MAY 13. 1975 godfather Carlos Marcello. ernment agencies not to do and acquitted on a jury-tam- Thieu to form a stronger war The produce was approved pering trial in 1965. cabinet and to stiffen the re- by still another federal business with mob-tainted ANL f companies. But Mafia law- "He is always a gentle- before Martin arrived in Sai- sistance against the Hanoi agency, the Agriculture De- forces. I told you if we didn't keep partment, which dutifully in- yers have sued to stop this man," said Matassa of Mar- gon in July, 197J. We reported fighting them there, they'd come here.' spected the Mafia man's to- discrimination. cello The tomato tycoon de- on Feb. 1, 1973. that the Joint Even after Thieu fled the matoes and pronounced them Marcello is identified in se- nied any knowledge of Mar- Chiefs expected the ceasefire country with a parting blast suitable for government soups cret government files as "the cello's Mafia ties. "We never to break down and the Com- at the United States, Martin and salads. top ranking member of the do anything with anybody but munists to win control of all thought there was time to good people," .he said. We negotiate an honorable settle- Then the Cosa Nostra Mafia in (the) New Orleans Vietnam. * were unable to reach Mar- ment. He delayed the evac- comestibles were distributed area." He "gained (his) repu- "Secretly, the Joint Chiefs tation through terroristic ac- cello. don't believe President Thieu uation, therefore, to avoid to Army, Navy and Air Force throwing Saigon into chaos. installations in Alabama, tivities," the files also reveal. MORE ON MARTIN: Presi- can survive ..." we wrote Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, The public record of his dent Ford subbomly insisted "(They) have'grave doubts The Air Force officer in Mississippi and Panama syndicate connections dates last week that American Am- about the South Vietnamese charge of the evacuation ef- Army's ability to repel an of- fort in Saigon, Brig. Gen At least two civilian back to the Kefauver hear- bassador Graham Martin did fensive without massive Richard Baughn, kept press- agencies, the Public Health ings of the 1950s. He figured a "good job" of directing the American air and artillery ing to move Americans and Service and Veterans Admin- again in the "Joe Valachi" evacuation of South Vietnam. support." their Vietnamese supporters istration, also get tomatoes hearings of the 1960s and the "I never had much faith in out In desperation, he began from Marcello through the House crime hearings of the Monday-morning quarter- Martin emphatically dis- flying out Vietnamese em- Defense Department. 1970s. backs or grandstand quarter- agreed with this assessment, ployes without Martin's au- The House hearings in- backs," said the President. "1 and he never lost faith in Although responsible gov- thorization.- ernment officials privately in- dicated he was a $l,600-a- would rather put faith in the President Thieu until Saigon sist they don't like doing busi- month "salesman" for the man who carried out a very began collapsing around his The ambassador angrily de- ness with a Mafia general- Pelican Tomato Company of successful evacuation. ears. manded General Baughn's issimo, they are obliged by New Orleans. He is reputed to Apparently, this barb was Even the rout of Thieu's ar- dismissal right in the middle law to buy their tomatoes be an effective salesman, aimed at us. We began re- mies in the north didn't shake of the evacuation prepara- from the lowest bidder. Not whose offers are seldom re- porting last month how Mar- Martin. He insisted that the tions. A successor was rushed unless the tomatoes fail to fused He started out in 1962 tin was botching the evac- South Vietnamese Army to Saigon to take over. But in pass muster with the Agricul- 63 by helping to wangle a uation. Because there is a les- would dig in, hold the line and the end, tens of thousands of ture Department can they be tough contract with several son to be learned from every then throw the Communists Vietnamese, who had worked rejected. supermarkets. disaster, it may be worth- back. for the Americans and could For the record, Marcello while to review the facts. When the Saigon defenses have been saved, were left The Justice Department behind. has brought pressure on gov- has said only that he is "a Actually, the story began also began to collapse, his ad- A message from Texas By JAMES 1. KII.I'AI ltl( k iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii into four additional states. lands, joint operation of col- The agreement is 130 years leges and universities, and A couple of Texas legisla- old, but it is as binding now shared administration of oth- tors are sending a message as it was then. In drafting er common services. It would these days to Maine — and their message of warning, not be impossible. not only to Maine, but to the VIEW Gammage and Agnich stand Meanwhile, Gammage and Vietnamese welcomed rest of New England also. squarely on the supreme law Agnich are serious about this We join the apparent majority of refugees, Mr. Howard further points The Texans are warning their ii i in i iiiiiiniii of the land. much: They want the rest of officials in Monmouth County who out, were welcomed here with open Yankee cousins to have some They therefore do not have the nation to know how are welcoming the victims of the arms. second thoughts on oil and committee hearings, much to argue the merits of the strongly Texas feels on these Vietnamese tragedy — both the in- America has known hard times gas, or else —. less to be sent to the floor. case, but on the merits: petroleum issues, and how tact refugee families and the or- before and surmounted them. A one- Or else what? Or else Texas But the more they have Maine, Vermont, New Hamp- deeply Texas resents the atti- KILPATRICK tudes that now prevail in Con- phaned children — now entering our tenth of one per cent addition to our may send 10 senators to the brooded upon the raw deal shire, Massachusetts, and United States Congress in- Texas gets from Eastern con- Rhode Island have a collec- gress. Repeal of the oil depl- midst. We are certain that a majority unemployment list is not a signifi- stead of only two. And how sumers of oil and gas, the tive population of some 8.8 aries would be proposed. etion allowance for major of our citizens, too, are happy that cant burden — certainly not of such would New Englanders like more they have wondered if million. Texas has a popu- More votes would be taken, producers is a body blow to we can give these unfortunate new- meaning as to negate the humanita- those Brussels sprouts? they shouldn't push a little lation of 11.2 million. San An- and behold! Five or 10 years the state's economy. The harder It's all very well to tonio has more people than hence, the vice president price regulations that have comers refuge and that they will rian considerations. The effect may The warning comes from kid about Texas having Vermont; Dallas has more might ask the senators from meant cheap gas for New wish them well. even prove a positive one. Brian T. State Senator Bob Gammage, quintuplets, but the price of than New Hampshire, and Texas to come forward, and a England are patently unfair of Houston, and State Repre- It is now known that at least 15 Kennedy of Belmar, former Mon- gas is no laughing matter. Houston has more than small platoon would troop to the Texas producers. sentative Fred J. Agnich, of refugees — members of three fami- mouth County assemblyman, has Maine. The five New England down the aisle. Dallas. The former is a liber- The Lone Star State wants pointed out that there are jobs in states have 10 senators; lies all related to a local resident — al Democrat, the latter a Big- It's an interesting con- As a practical matter, if its peculiar problems under- Texas has but two. have arrived and taken up residence Monmouth County that are going D Republican. They are co- stitutional story. Under the anyone truly wanted to get stood. The two legislators practical about the proposi- in one Monmouth Beach home. A begging — jobs unacceptable to the sponsors of a resolution that Constitution, every state is The more-or-less serious would like to achieve that un- entitled to two senators only. resolution proposes a non- tion, the equitable distribution derstanding pleasantly. number of local families have ap- currently unemployed for one reason could lead to carving Texas into five states instead of one. No state can be deprived of binding referendum in Texas of state assets among five "Drive Friendly," say the plied for and have been assigned or another. If the incoming refugees, its equal suffrage in the Sen- next year: Would the people constituent states might signs on Texas roads. But if Vietnamese orphan children who are desperate for means of livelihood, Gammage and Agnich are ate. But Texas, as Texans In- like to go the five-state route? present formidable problems. New England won't take a now arriving in the country. About fill some of those jobs and perform serious, more or less, about cessantly remind us, is If so, commissions would be But the putative new states of gentle hint, maybe New Eng- their resolution. When they 150,000 refugees are expected to be those services, they may ultimately unique. When the Republic of named to recommend a parti- West Texas, North Texas, land would prefer 10 guys first introduced the measure, prove to be beneficial to the econo- Texas voluntarily joined the tion according to such factors East Texas, South Texas, and named Bentsen and Tower in resettled in the United States as a they were talking tongue-in- Union in 1845, a part of the as water, culture, economic Central Texas doubtless could the Senate? Think it over, Ed whole. How many will eventually my. cheek. They never expected bargain was that Texas could interests, population, and the work out interstate compacts Muskie, the next time you come to Monmouth County is not We subscribe in this matter to the resolution even to get to at any time sub-divide itself like. Tentative state bound- for joint ownership of public vote on an oil or gas bill. known, but Robert C. Wells, county the philosophy of the House Judi- welfare director, expects they will ciary Committee chairman, Rep. Pe- be relatively few. ter W. Rodino, D-N.J., who prodded Some citizens and a few officials the committee last week to get mov- Open up ing on the refugee aid bill asked by vour golden door have expressed concern at the influx J of refugees and our ability to absorb President Ford. (And county and By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII these unvouched for persons, ment in Saigon, while holler- them in a time of economic diffi- state officials here feel that such 1 •who apparently bribed their ing that the fugitives made The State Department is 'put off with their airplanes and culty. Some fear an aggravation of measures eventually will provide way onto the airlift, are now appealing for Americans to becoming residents of a reluc- ships, isn't demanding the re- full federal funding for all emer- current unemployment problems. step forward and be financial tant America. It may take the turn of their passengers. But as Rep. James J. Howard, D- gency refugee services.) "When this sponsors of the Vietnamese SI I )hi FBI years to determine how Farm a substantial amount N.J., reminds us, the total number country forgets its immigrant heri- fugitives the executive branch many are Red spies, but the out to those loyal allies we're of the government is packing of refugees entering the United tage and turns its back on the home- til III It II Illlll 111 I Ml Mil !•• IM< lltll III •••• more likely outcome is that, told we have such unsha- in here. This is a wonderful in one stroke, we have solved keable commitments to? No States will be less than one-tenth of less," Rep. Rodino cautioned, "we derworld's operations in opportunity for the parents of the new Communist govern- other country in the world will indeed have written finis to the America. one per cent of our total work force. those of our soldiers who ment's vice and crime prob- will take more than a token More than five times as many Cuban American dream." were turned on to heroin over Perhaps that description of lem. number. there. the fugitives is overdrawn, al- von HOFFMAN though the television news- Assuming that the State De- We're stuck with them, but With any luck they may be partment and the White just as the executive branch able to sponsor their kid's clips of them landing at Clark was never as good as he was A transit information center Air Force Base and imme- House aren't lying to us — used Americans in Saigon as pusher. This is also a chance and there are many who once painted, but he isn't the hostages to get that bunch out There was good news last week telephones and will train its person- diately converting their gold for the Mafia to demonstrate won't make that assumption total blackguard they're mak- of there, the legislative out of Freehold where the Mon- nel'to man the office. its patriotism while at the hoards into dollars isn't reas- ing him out now.) But with suring. Less so in the light of — it appears they have no branch can now use the Viet- mouth County Transportation If the trial period indicates need same time recruiting some idea who they're trucking that said, there is still an ele- namese fugitives to force experienced personnel. The reports that we left hundreds Coordinating Committee authorized for extension of the service, and over. Do you recall that in a ment of anger and spite in President Ford to sign an am- pimps, madams and hijackers of former Vietnamese em- this Vietnamese fugitive busi- establishment of a central traffic in- hours are expanded to 6 a.m. to 10 matter of a couple of weeks nesty bill granting complete, of American food and mate- ployees of our embassy stran- ness. It's as though they're p.m., the cost to the county would be the estimates of the number legal oblivion to all our war formation office. rial certainly should have the ded in Ho Chi Minh City, nee trying to get at the anti-war Saigon, while thousands of of arrivals have jumped from resisters. Mr. Ford is de- The office, to be located in the about $12,000 a year, it is estimated. experience to fit into the un- 50,000 to 80,000 to 120,000. It is sentiment, which frustrated manding a large appropria- Monmouth Workshop facilities in The service, which the MCTCC impossible, given these cir- them, by sticking America tion for his Vietnamese ob- Red Bank, will provide a central bu- has been seeking to implement for a cumstances, for the govern- with this mob of what may jects of mercy. That bill year, is an excellent one. Fuel econ- ment to know if it is admit- turn out to be mostly Indo- should carry an amnesty reau from which county residents fhinese riff raff. omy is only one of several benefits ting, babies excluded, worthy clause, and if, out of pride, he can find out all local and regional individuals or the scum of What do we do now? Send vetoes it, then let him do train and bus schedules. Initially it to be gained from greater use of Saigon's brothels or the tortu- them back? Not likely. what he wUl with our 120,000 (nass transit. And it is very likely •9P You'll notice the new govern- is to be open Monday through rers from Gen. Thieu's politi- uninvited new, non-friends. Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and it that lack of information on the avail- cal police. is to begin operation as soon as the ability of such transit has been a An orderly transfer of de- serving Vietnamese was pos- necessary personnel can be trained. factor in the limited use of it to date. The creation of a central infor- sible. Dr. Kissinger has had Today in history Through the cooperation of the more than, two years to ar- mation office should help to correct workshop, the new service will cost range it. From the time it be- By The Asoclated Press liner, Lusitania, and the loss that. And we hope the public will the county nothing. The workshop came clear that Congress was of American lives. make full use of it. Today is Tuesday, the 133rd In 1940, Queen WUhelmina will provide the office space and ending American participa- tion in this war, it was in- day of 1975. There are 232 and Crown Princess Juliana cumbent upon him and both days left in the year. of The Netherlands fled to Mr. Nixon and Mr. Ford to Today's highlight in his- London ahead of Nazi in- State bankers' new president negotiate a humane and sen-' tory: vaders. On this date in 1607, the said, are "so pervasive they prac- sibly planned evacuation. In 1958, anti-US, demon- Congratulations are in order for first permanent English set- strators in Caracas, Vene- tically dictate the economy." Wash- That was never done. The Peter Cartmell, former Rumson executive branch would not tlement in America, James- zuela battered Vice President mayor, who was elected president of ington overreaction to every short- accept the fact Its power to town, Va., was founded. Richard Nixon's limousine the New Jersey Bankers Association range problem inevitably leads to conduct fbreign policy is ab- On this date- with rocks. In 1809, forces under Napo- at its meeting in Southampton, Ber- more spending and a resultant great solutely limited by the Con- Five years ago: Israel was leon Bonaparte captured pressure on the dollar in world mar- gress's decision to pay for it. making attacks against Leba- muda. The honor bestowed upon him They went ahead, presuming Vienna. non to try to wipe out Arab kets, he declared. does great credit to our area, his that they could continue to in- In 1846, the U.S. Congress guerrilla bases. bank and himself. His message is an important one volve us and then come back declared that a state of war One year ago: Italians, vot- in these critical times. We trust that to Congress and say, "Like It existed between the United ing in a referendum, chose to with a man of his professional com- or not, we're in the soup now States and Mexico. keep a law permitting divorce On taking office, Mr. Cartmell, and you've got to provide the In 1865, the last engage- petence and knowledge heading the after a five-year separation. who is president of Fidelity Union crackers." ment of the Civil War took Today's birthdays: Former bankers' group, the government may Trust Company of Newark, told fel- Doubtless Dr. Kissinger and place at Palo Pinto, tex. boxing champion Joe Louis is low bankers that banking is at a become more fruitfully enlightened In 1915, the United States 61. The British novelist known 'Some of them must wish we'd President Ford based their in- crossroads. He was critical of a fed- about our economic problems and transigence on sincerely felt protested to Germany against as Lady Browning, Daphne the sinking of the British du Maurier, is 68. eral government whose actions, he their solution. staved awav from THEIR towns.' policy reasons. (Kissinger SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MAY 13 "1975 The Daily Register 7 Freehold Area Hospital to get proceeds from series of events FREEHOLD - Since its inception in ItU. the Chant} son Mr and Mrs .Inhn Dawn and Mis Evelyn Sifverl are in Ball staged annually here at Freehold Raceway has raited charge »f gifts for the auction an evenl previously held m $.185. 23151 for Freehold "Area Hospital Charily Ball 78 is ((injunction with the ball Itself slated to take place at the raceway May .11 at 9 p m This year, however, the gala will culminate a scries of hospital Game night will lie May T, at X pin || the Kreeholri fund-raising events which start Saturday with an H p in tennis Hebrew ('(immunity Center -.il Congregation AgwMftll Achim. social at Colts Neck Racquet Club. Rt ii Broad St Nathan l.npalin is chairman
Robert N Trerrell, general chairman of Ihe entire pro- There will be a golf mil inn for men ami women May 3(1 gram as well as (if the ball, is being assisted by William I'lay can be at either Holland Orchards Goll Club. Marlboro, Bresnahan, vice chairman The gentlemen, although empha- or Hominy Hill Goll Course. Colls Neck Entry fee includes sizing that the ball is still the primary attraction, are hifpeful luncheon and a post-tournament Hominy Hill cocktail party that this year's expansion of activities will involve more area for which Mrs Kerrell and Wilma Pfeffer are chairman and residents and raise additional funds for the hospital at which nM'golftn will be welcome William (inldfine Ii chairman of the golfing benefit and is being assisted by II.n vcy Holland and Harvey Dreibelbis Chronologically, the events include a wine and cheese tas- ting party May 19 at 7:30 p m at Temple Shari-Kmeth. Craig Crowning at thr Ball Road, Manalapan. at which hair styles by Adam and Eve The ball will feature music by the Bob inisbj Orchestra. Coiffures. Park Kast Coiffures, Sandy's Hair Kair and Hair Is T0 SERVE Mr Ihe crownirig of the Charity Ball yueen from among seven ,5 RT. - °nd Mrs. James F. Ballew Jr., Freehold Town- Us will be featured. Also. Michael I.ahnola (if Adam and Kve contestant!, ami boottu f«r food and entertainment Harness ship, left, and Mr. and Mrs. J. William Boyle, Freehold, head the com- Coiffures will present a wig show. racing is the theme mittee for Saturday's 8 p.m. tennis party at the Colts Neck Racquet Club, Rt. 34, a sell-out event which shall launch a spate of benefits tor Freehold Party-Auction on the advisory' committee i» Mr. Ferrell and Mr Bresna Area Hospital, culminating May 31 with the 14th annual Charity Ball at May 25. a 5 to 6 p m cocktail party Rt the raceway will hail are Art Sclneiber. Kuth Sehreiber. W H Williams. Mrs Freehold Raceway. precede an auctjon chaired by Charles Miller and Fred (iib- Kerrell and Mrs Hresnithan Counseling saved a marriage
Dear Ann Landers: You of- them from straightening out strong. mean by "right"? Who gav« ten advise emotionally-trou- their lives. - Making It In Dear Ann Landers: I don't HIM the right? Getting even bled readers to seek the help California want an essay on morality. is a poor motive for doing of a psychiatrist or a profes- Dear Cal.: Thank you for ANN LANDERS Just a simple yes or no will anything. The answer is no sional counselor. I wonder providing me with another op- do. CONFIDENTIAL to Your how many people have failed portunity to suggest to my thousand clinics now oper- older. (Some of the women If a woman finds out her Evaluation Please: I suspect to heed that advice because readers that they contact the ating around the country. who have suggested this are husband is having an affair there is less there than meets they fear the expense. Please National Association for Men- Choose a therapy clinic con- tinting their own hair!) with a so-called good friend of the eye. He sounds superficial tell them that most commu- tal Health, The County Men- nected with a hospital or a I have changed beauty hers, does she have the right and Irresponsible. nities now offer professional tal Health Societies, Family university. Most of the others shops three times in the last to go out and do the same? — A no-nonsense approach to counseling with payment Service Assn., The YMCA, are phony. two years because the hair- Sauce For The Goose Mow to deal with life's most schedules based on personal Catholic Charities, Salvation Dear Ann Landers: I'm a dressers have been after me Dear Goose: What do you difficult and most rewarding income. Army, and an organization 65-year-old woman whose hair to let my hair go "natural." I arrangement. Ann Landers' Not long ago my wife and I called Recovery, Inc., which is naturally grey It started to can't stand the nagging. booklet, "Marriage - What to were on the verge of a di- costs nothing and has chap- turn when I was in my mid- I tried twice to let the grey Expect." will prepare you for vorce although we loved each ters all over the U.S.A. Just forties and I hated it. With grow out and after three Sorority better or for worse. Send your other deeply. Professional look in your phone book, the help of commercial com- weeks I despised the way I request to Ann Landers, P.O. counseling for only $3 a week folks. I'm tired of hearing, "I pounds I have kept my hair a looked. I felt like an old lady. Box 1400, Elgin, Illinois 60120, helped us solve our differ- can't afford 945 an hour for a chestnut brown — the color it What I want to know is installs enclosing 50 cents in coin and NURSERY SCHOOL DIRECTOR - Mrs. Marga ences and save our marriage. psychiatrist." Very few was most of my life. this: Am I being silly and a long, stamped, self-ad- ret Sovlero, director of Playcare at Middletown, a (As our financial status im- people can - but there are I'm sick and tired of people stubborn? What should I say dressed envelope pre-school child care center, shown at her desk. proved, our fees were in- plenty of alternatives. coming up to me and saying, to people who try to tell me at buffet creased to $20 a week, but it When it comes to sex the- "Why don't you let your hair what to do with my hair? — MONMOUTH BEACH - Xi was worth every penny.) rapy clinics, that's another go grey? It would be just Oregon Brownette Alpha Sigma of Beta Sigma I hope you will print this story. Stay out of the yellow beautiful!" I could scream. Dear Brownie: It's YOUR Phi international service so- Child abuse a concern letter so others who need pages. I wouldn't put my Maybe THEY think grey hair hair. The person to please is rority will install officers and counseling won't let the fear stamp of approval on more is beautiful, but I think it yourself. And this is what you conduct degree rituals follow- By ARDKN MKLICK "Bureaucratic abuse is also been touched on with the of financial burdens prevent than 50 of the four or five would make me look 15 years should tell if they come on too ing a buffet dinner tonight part of the picture," she adds abortion law, but we must go at 7 p.m. here in the home of MIDDLETOWN (AP) - "Especially in the area of beyond that," she maintains, Mrs. Fred Leonardis. The Margaret Soviero used to day care centers, welfare and adding that there is no hu- slate includes Mrs. Frank wonder why New Jersey the application for social ben- mane child advocate to lend a Friscia, Rumson, president; Former debutante escort named didn't have a Society for the efits. " voice In the area of funds al- Mrs. Leonardis, vice presi- Prevention of Cruelty to Chil- lotment to support critical dent; Mrs. Charles Fisher, Now director of early child- dren. She's now the group's needs. Long Branch, recording sec- acting charter president. hood development at a pri- . honorary chairman of Cotillion 'retary; Mrs. Gregory T. vate day care center here, Mrs. Soviero hopes the or- ganization she heads, the Pakes, Oakhurst; Mrs Rich- "There's a Society for the Mrs. Soviero opened one of ASBURY PARK - Mrs. El- the National Sorority of Phi Brecksville, Ohio, for three ard Boas, Ocean Grove, cor- the first federal day care cen- state's SPCC, can fill that and Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- many other gaps In the child sie B. Netter, Long Branch, Delta Kappa, the National years before going into pri- responding secretary and mals in almost every commu- ters in Monmouth County 10 will be the honored guest at Negro Business and Profes- vate practice. He is on the Mrs. Claude Borchardt. Red years ago, and is a teacher abuse area. "There is already nity in the state, but in nearly an organization similar to Al- this year's 25th Annual Mon- sional Women's Club, a mem- faculty of Case Western Re- Bank, extension officer. 100 years we've not had an and former college professor. mouth County Cotillion which ber of the board of directors serve University Dental coholics Anonymous for par- active, functioning SPCC - A "One of the major problems will take place Sunday at 5 of the Monmouth County School and on the1 boards of: Others to be honored are ents who abuse their children Society for the Prevention of as I see it is that day care p.m. here in the Convention United Fund and a member Cleveland Branch MCAP, Mrs. Thomas Condone, Long and want to conquer their Cruelty to Children and I ask centers are under the Depart- Hall. of the board of directors of Cleveland's Businessmen's In- Branch; Mrs. Fisher, Mrs problem. What we're propos- Why'?" said Mrs. Soviero. merit of Institutions and Mrs. Netter recently retired the Long Branch Historical teracial Committee on Com- Martin Jackman, East Keans- ing is that everyone who Agencies in the state, which after serving 30 years in the Museum. She has served as a munity Affairs, Cleveland burg, Mrs. Leonardis, Mrs. cares unite with us." According to Mrs. Soviero, also handles the adminis- Long Branch school system. member on the board of di- Chapter American Red Gary Tonkin, Red Bank; Mrs. The New Jersey SPCC there are similar organiza- tration of the penal facil- She has taught kindergarten rectors of MCAP, and she is a Cross; Dental Director Cleve- Charles Wright, Middletown, maintains Box No. 22 in Bel- tions all over the country to ities." She adds that putting and the third and fourth past member of the Local land Job Corp Center; mem- and Mrs. Walter Smith, Oak- ford, and expects soon to benefit children under the day care under the auspices grades; served as principal of Welfare Board. ber National Dental Associ- hurst. have a "hot line" phone num- same auspices as the SPCA. of the Department of Educa- Liberty Street School and as- ation, and the American Den- ber as well. Mrs. Netter is a member of "It's the humane elements for tion, among other things, sistant principal of Lenna tal Association, in addition to NOW MEETS "It's only a start, but an Trinity A.ME. Church of people as well as animals might improve mounting frus- important one for every child Conrow School. Mrs. Netter Ohio's state and local com- MIDDLETOWN - "The Long Branch and its Willing they're concerned with," she trations with the system. In the state," Mrs. Soviero has attended Maryland Col- ponents. Role of NOW in Todays So- Workers Club. explained. says. lege, Newark College, Mon- Dr. Wormley is married to ciety" will be the topic of One such frustration, she mouth College, Rutgers Uni- Honorary chairman of Sun- Her interest in forming an the former Carlyne Kent. guest speaker Tere Cannon of points out, is the October 1 CARD PARTY versity, and Columbia Univer- day's event will be.Dr. Wil- SPCC stems from a long-time They have two sons, Carl Me- NOW at tomorrow's 8 p.m. school cut-off date for kinder- HOLMDEL - The Rosary sity. She holds a BS degree liam Wormley Jr. DDS, of concern with child abuse, redith and William Gregory meeting of the Junior Wom- gartners. "Developmental Altar Society of St. Cath- from Rutgers, MA degree Cleveland, Ohio. A former whether physical, emotional Dr. William Wtraley Linda S. Cofer, Long an's Club of Middletown in age is sometimes more im- arine's Roman Catholic from Columbia, and a Ph.D. debutante escort, he grew up or spiritual. "A vindictive Branch, a 1969 debutante, and Westminster Presbyterian portant than chronological Church will have a dessert equivalency from Columbia. in Red Bank and is a gradu- parent even, through the in- lege of Dentistry, Washing- Mark Daniels also of Long Church, Tindall Road. Mrs age," she says. card party tomorrow at 8 She also has worked with the ate of Red Bank High School. strument of a will, may abuse ton, D.C. Branch, will serve as mis- Steven Bachner, Middletown, According to Mrs. Soviero, p.m. In the Parish Hall, State Department of Educa- He received his BS degree his offspring after death," she He serves as a captain in tress and master of ceremo- is in charge of membership recent work on civil rights for Holmdel-Middletown Road tion as a teacher of children from Muhlenberg College, Al- points out. the U.S. Air Force and was nies. information for the club senior citizens has exposed Reservations may be made of migrant workers. lentown, Pa., and is a gradu- on the staff of the Veterans Mrs. Jane Austin, Red which is open to women 18-35 the lack of a similar docu- with Nancy Hudanich, Wild- ate of Howard University Col- Mrs. Soviero says (hat Mrs. Netter is a member of Administration Hospital, Bank, is ticket chairwoman. years of age. ment for children. "What we hedge Lane here, or Marie while private citizens and the need is a junior citizens Bill Galbo, 126 White Oak Ridge medical profession are now of Rights. This has already Road, Lincroft. legally bound to report sus- pected cases of physical child abuse, there is virtually no consideration of a child's emotional health when physi- Kudos in crock cooking cal abuse is not present.
John 5 By BARBARA GIBBONS with paper towels. Combine all ingredients except wine in slow-cooker. Cover and cook on low heat 8 Budget What this county needs is a chicken in every SLIM GOURMET to 10 hours. Add wine and cook on high one hour. Beauty crock! Serves six, 199 calories each. Salon Once you get hooked on slow-and-easy crock CROCKED COIA'TRV CHICKEN cooking, you'll never go back to being a short or- vestment and less chancey to Invest in one of the 3 pounds cut-up frying chicken der cook again. all-day electric cooking crocks thermostatically 3 carrots, scraped and sliced Special! 2 onions, peeled and sliced What's crock cooking? A new-old technique for set at the correct temperature. 2 celery stalks, sliced ' ONI DAY ONLY cooking meat and vegetables together at a tem- Here are two-slim-but-savory chicken special- ities perfect for crock cooking: H4 teaspoons salt THURSDAY, MAY 15th at perature below boiling. The heat's so low and 14 teaspoon pepper cooking's so slow that the food can cook all day OUR REGULAR The Yellow Brk;k Bank CROCKED COQ All VIN ft small bay leaf (or all night) with no danger of burning or scorch- Vi cup water ing. And, a crock that never boils needs no watch- 3 chicken breasts, split FROSTING 2 ounces Canadian bacon or lean ham diced Brown chicken pieces skin-side up under broil- ing. Which makes it ideal for "liberated" cooks er. Blot well. Combine with remaining ingredients with work-all-day jobs. 1 cup sliced scallions jfbt Jfational Itate Jtank in slow cooker. Cover and cook on low 7 to 10 15 Reg. $20 But crock cookery also liberates cooks from 8 small white onions, peeled hours. Serves six, 213 calories each. extra calories. The foods slow-cooking works best % pound fresh whole (small) mushrooms Atk for Ginny or Carol OF THE JERSEY COAST • • • with are the lean cuts of meat and poultry with 1 teaspoon garlic salt Rumson Oltice: Chicken a la King, Chow Mein. Chicken Tet- River Road and Washington Street. Rumson, N J 07760 the least amount of fat and calories. 14 teaspoon pepper 6 BUDGET razzini, Low-Calorie "Fried Chicken" . . for these You can crock-cook in a sturdy covered (cro- % teaspoon mixed poultry seasoning Utmbti ol and more, send a stamped self-addressed envelope BEAUTY SALON ckery), cookie jar or bean pot... if your oven 1 cup fat-skimmed chicken broth JfvoX -Rational State incorporation and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Chicken Dishes, in 13 BROAD ST. Rod Bank thermostat can be relied upon to keep the tem- 1 cup dry red wine f*nrf floor) *tt»l» tl.3M.O00.0O0 care of this newspaper, 50 West Shore Trail, Spar- perature at a steady 200 degrees (many can't). If Brown chicken breasts (skin side up) and cubed ta, N.J. 07871. 842-6349 you're an away-all-day cook, it might be a good in- Canadian bacon under broiler. Discard fat. Blot 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY. MAY 13, 1975 Car thefts lead to jail Endress court ruling a two-edged sword FREEHOLD - A 31-year old Keansburg man has been By ELINOR MULTEMULTER IIII• MilIl ••••IlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIHIl I I mil|l •••••Ili l __^_^ invnivpinvolves nprsnnapersonal .'exposurVxnnsiirpe Itno greatreatt financial hardshiDp f6foY an1\ sentenced to three concurrent error in judgment, how many of those now serving would be terms of five to seven years It is not easy to comment on the "Endress decision" in willing to continue and how many would be available to take in prison on three charges of which Superior Court Judge Merritt Lane ordered the rein- their places' The question is a real one stealing a car. statement with back pay and damages, of Brookdale Commu- LEARNING If it turns out that the board members are covered by in- The sentence was imposed nity College journalism professor, Pa4ricia Endress Ms. En- surance, this gives rise to an ironic situation For, in that on Joseph A. Pechillo, 25 Ma dress was fired because of an editorial she wrote and an ar- case, the taxpayers will wind up footing^he bill for Ms. En- plewood Ave., Keansburg, by ticle which appeared in the campus newspaper charging con- WORLD dress' impsnper dismissal. The liability insurance situation Superior Court Judge Thomas flict of interest on the part of the chairman of the college for board members will parallel that of malpractice insurance L. Yaccarino. Pechillo had Board of Trustees. for physicians With decisions such as that by Judge Lane and pleaded guilty to stealing three cars in Marlboro — that There are a great many aspects to the case Freedom of the iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimiimimiiiii one or two others nationally which have held board members press is one The manner in which Ms. Endress was fired is )f Wiletta Saul, of Spotswood, without any personal Qoniequencei" responsible for violations of rights, insurance rates are bound another — she was on vacation and had no advance notice, >n Dec. 23, 1(73, that of Terry The NJEA has a point There have been examples in the to rise and add still another increase to the cost of public finding a letter rescinding her contract when she returned higher education V. Earl, Marlboro State Hos- Another problem, of course, is my own past and continuing past of boards of education which dismissed teachers, particu- pital, on Dec. 24, 1973, and How to serve justice in this complex situation'' MY per- work for the college and the potential conflict of interest, a larly those engaged in union activities, where it seemed clear JOINS KRYPTON that of Marilyn Cooney, Old sonal feeling is that Judge Lane's ruling, insofar as it is a conflict heightened by the fact that I'count both Ms Endress that it was these activities, rather than a pour performance in — Irwin Albert of West Bridge, on Jan. 11,1974. warning and deterrent to members of other boards, would be and members of the college board and administration among the classroom which led to the dismissals Protection of the Long Branch, former just as effective if the personal liability of the board members Jerry W. Adams, 29, of 429 my friends Nevertheless, one of the rnnre troublesome and Constitutional rights (if its staff should be a major concern of vice president and buy- were limited lo $1,000 each I see no real public purpose to be Pine Brook Rd , Eatontown, potentially significant aspects of the case, the matter of the any board, and such rights should be protected. not only er for consumer elec- served by serious financial debilitation of the individual board was given a suspended sen- punitive damages against members of the Board of Trustees, against incursions by the board itself, but also against viola- tronics, calculators and members Few are so wealthy as to ignore a'potential fine of tence of six months in the is one on which I would like to share some thinking tions by the administration small appliances at But there are those, and I am one, who feel that punitive $1,000 I would hope that such a limitation on the personal Monmouth County jail and Judge Lane ordered six members of the board who had Best Brand Dealers As- damages wijl also have a second, undesirable effect: they will liability of board members could be enacted, assuring that in fined $100 for possessing a voted to fire Ms Endress lo pay her $10,000 punitive damages sociation (BBDA) of make many good people think twice, not just about Violating future cases, a deterrent to violations of Constitutional rights pistol without a permit on each. (Another $10,000 was levied against college president. Cranford, has joined Aug. 13 in Long Branch. He rights, but about accepting public service on boards at all would prevail without requiring so great a personal risk as lo Donald Smith ) Krypton Electronics, had pleaded guilty to the Conscientious service as a board member involves many elder large numbers of honest citizens from accepting the The New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) which risks of an important public sen ice Inc., as vice president- charge. hours of uncompensated time in the public interest If it also supported Ms. Endress, hails the punitive damages as selling sales. "a profoundly significant precedent" which if anticipates "will make public employers think twice before violating the rights of any public employe." With some accuracy, the teachers' association notes that, in the past, public employers who violated Constitutional rights by firing an employe risked nothing more than an eventual finding that they had been ALL OUR STORES wrong, and NJEA comments that "they could turn right . around and do the same thing to another of their employes Postpone hearing in assault case The NEW SHREWSBURY - A Mr. Wilson allegedly went LONG BRANCH municipal court hearing for out the kitchen door and then James E. Wilson, 53. of 111 fired the gun into the kitchen. 120 THIRD AVE. Newman Springs Road, who Police recovered a small cali- Hours: Mon., TIMS., W.d., Thurt.. Sot. 9om-9 pm is charged with assault with a ber bullet from a pile of cloth- Fri., 9om_10 pm, Son. 9am-6pm dangerous weapon, resisting ing. OF OUR REP BANK STORE arrest and assault on police, Five of Mrs. Stratton's chil- wiU be held May 27. dren reportedly were in the Police said Mr. Wilson has kitchen at the time of the EAST KEANSBURG USDA CHOICt posted $1,000 bail and has shooting. NWY. 36 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP been released from Mon- Mr. Wilson was arrested at Www Cfewce Sofe mouth County Jail. his home a short time after STORE HOURS: MON. iKru If 9-9 SUN. 9-6 He was arrested May 2 af- the incident by Sgt. Donald ter Mrs. Barbara Stratton of Mueller and Patrolmen John RED BANK 3 v^tufow* CROSS RIB ROAST 76 Cherry St. called police DeMedici and Al Van Hauler and reportedly told them Mr. The weapon, a small cali- 56 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Wilson had argued with her ber gun known as a "Satur- OR and threatened her with a day Night Special," police HOURS: Mon. thru Sot. 9am-10pm USDA CHOICE small handgun, police said. said, has not been recovered. Sunday 9am-6pm USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND or Scout council lists ROUND SHORT TOP SIRLOIN ROAST directors of camps SCHICKHAUS FOR RIBS OAKHURST - The Mon- Ocean Township, director, of BEEF mouth Council, Boy Scouts of and Charles Barth of Eaton- America has announced that town, assistant director. i BOLOGNA m 45 all its camps are ready for At Quail Hill Reservation's LB. Scout Skill Camp: Oliver For- 99S summer programs and will be staffed by the following per- rest of Freehold, director, sonnel. and Lawrence Feyereisen of USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE At Forestburg Scout Reser- Wanamassa, assistant direc- BHtffflS vation, New York: Joseph tor. EYE Betrus of Middletown, direc- Both Quail Hill and Forest- RUMP ROUND tor; Thomas Dunlap of Mon- burg are owned and operated ROUND mouth Beach, central pro- by the Monmouth Council. ROAST gram director, and Dennis Additional information on the CUBES Wood of Ocean Grove, Dan camps and summer programs ROAST Beard program director. can be obtained by writing to 29 39 the Scout Service Center, 155 At Quail Hill Scout Reser- SCHICKHAUS BRAUNSWEIGER LB. vation's Cub Scout Day Camp Deal and Monmouth Roads, LB. 1 in Manalapan: Bob Myers of Oakhurst. HOT OR SWEET USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE LIVERWURST BON EL ESS SHOULDER TOP SIRLOIN ITALIAN STYLE Hypertension tests STEAK or WESTRICH ,39 STEAK 59 offered at stores LB. SPICED HAM LONDOUSDA CHOICEN 'ROIL II LB 1 SAUSAGE EXTRA LEAH MIDDLETOWN - The Two The initial screening session DA CHOICE Guys store on Rt. 35 is one of consists of three parts, taking STORE COOKED 19 company outlets in New about 15 minutes. Blood pres- ROUND Jersey offering screening dur- sure is taken and a blood 39 ing May — Hypertension sample is drawn for serum ROAST BEEF CUBES LB. Month — to identify potential cholesterol testing. General SCHICKHAUS BRISKET 1 heart attack victims. health information is elicited, ALL BEEF The stores are cooperating including cigarette smoking SCHICKHAUS with the N. J. Medical School habits. Information is con- ALL MEAT H ^^ by offering their facilities as fidential. GENOA SALAMI FRANKS sites for the federally funded LB. MRFIT Heart Attack Pre- Those found to have high- FRANKS 79LB., vention Program, a free risk factors will be asked to screening clinic designed to return from more extensive identify high-risk factors in tests in a second and a third men aged 35 through 57. screening. Those who show a WHOLE PERDUE Men in this age group who high risk of heart attack will would like to be screened be eligible for a five-year pro- should apply to their nearest gram of free therapy and me- FRYING Two Guys store. Appoint- dical care designed to reduce ments will be arranged. the risk. POTATOES CHICKENS Junior Olympics 47 SPLIT OR QUARTERED set in Middletown C MIDDLETOWN - Junior sponsored by General Motors' PERDUE FRYERS 53 Olympics 1075 will be present- Chevrolet Division, will far LB. ed Saturday, at Mid- exceed past Junior Olympics dietown Township High in competitive events and op- PERDUE QUARTERED PARTS School jointly by the Jaycees portunities for entries to go PERDUE QUARTERED PARTS and Vince Lombard! Council on to gain state and national of the Knights of Columbus. recognition. Roderick Erickson, Jaycees Applications may be obtain- Breasts with Wings 59u L6gs with Backs 59* state director, said the event, ed through the Jaycees. Box 184, Middletown, N.J., or the Auto dealer donate* Knights of Columbus, Bay- shore Hall. Rt. 36, Middle- CUP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON assembly to college town, N.J. Blanks are also available in all township pub- If i SHREWSBURY - Wall lic schools and at the Naves- BETTY CROCKER Lincoln-Mercury Inc., has do- IDAHO FRESH PAK ink Food Center TETLY nated a complete 1(74 Ford i INSTANT 2L» 20 11 HAMBURGER 1 Q« J Drive line assembly, in- DESSERT CARD PARTY j TEA BAGS J cluding 460 cubic inch engine, SHREWSBURY - The 0FF POTATOES «•« OFF I HELPER automatic transmission and Women's Association of the !• 4BCoun, With Coupon 11 differential to Brookdale Presbyterian Church at With Coupon With Coupon Community College. Shrewsbury, will sponsor a Expire. Sat., May 17, 1975 I1 Expires Sot.S , Moy 17, 1975 The equipment will be used dessert card party May 20 at Explru Sot., Moy 17, 1975 by students in the college's 8 p.m. at Monmouth Reform T OODLAN Automotive Technology Pro- Temple, , Hance Ave., New/ I OOOLAN gram. Shrewsbury. Sun Oil worth holding SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MAY 13, 1975 The Dtfly Register 9
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mi By DAVID R. SARGENT and other product prices, as Value of Keogh plans Q - Years ago, I purchased well as an improvement in 300 shares of Sun Oil at «S0. SUCCESSFUL economic activity, could aid By SYLVIA I'OKTKK •iiiimii • iiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiii longer than a period mea- The price has not risen in line margins this year. The re- (Last of two relumas) sured either by your own life with the stock market this moval of price controls by the YOl'R MONEY'S "Policy or the joint life year. Why is this and should I INVESTING government will help to offset There are enormous advan- expectancy of you and your hold or sell? LM. the loss of the depletion al- tages to you — among the spouse A — Although you (ail to ••• '"Ilium Illlllllllllllliiii,,,,,,,,,, lowance. All told, $5 a share ing bonds, only one other, Mu- millions ol us not covered by WORTH Q Can an IRA be eslab state how many years ago and reduced your cost to 23% seems probable for 1975, well tual Trust, currently holds a private plans — in being able hshed as a joint account? your shares were purchased, Sun Oil has never been a vol- below the $6.62 earned in 1974. portfolio of only debt secu- to establish your own retire- III Illl IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II A. No An IRA is a retire ferred until distributions are Although in the past Sun has had they been bought a dec- atile issue and over the years rities. The others are bal- ment account, make contribu- vantage of it. And the said men) account (or you. an indi- made to you been one of the less inter- ade ago, annual stock divi- has traded in a fairly narrow anced funds with bonds ac- tions to it that are tax deduc- probability is that those of vidual. However, you can Q. Can you contribute mu- esting oil issues, a more ag- dends would have increased range. Performance this year counting for under 40 per cent tible and Ihen let the earnings you who need an IRA most name your spouse as your tual fund shares to your IRA? gressive management policy your holdings to 635 shares has been characteristic of this of assets. Mutual Trust's por- in that account accumulate are just the ones who will nol beneficiary. A. No. All your contribu- has upgraded the stock's po- stability. tfolio is approximately 40 per over the years tax-free be informed. Thus, my two- Q Can a husband and wife tions must be in cash tential. The shares may be Higher costs and rising for- cent in corporate bonds and pan quiz, prepared with the each establish an IRA? Q Can you withdraw your held for income from an- The extent to which tax- Managers cited eign taxes together with the 60 per cent in Government help of the 46-year-old, New A. Yes, if both of you re- money if you become dis- nually increasing dividends. and Agency bonds, notes and free contributions build up PHILADELPHIA - Elean- loss of the depletion allow- when what they earn is also York-based investment advi- u'lvc compensation. In com- abled? ore Sullivan of Irwin Lincoln- bills. Because of the heavy ance combined to depress Q - I dp not find Northeast tax-free is truly spectacular sory firm of Lord, Abbett & munity property states, each A Yes Disability is defined Mercury Sales L Service Co., preponderance of Treasury first quarter earnings. Net Investors listed in the Stan- This is the heart of the Indi- Co Heed it well. of you must receive com- as a medically determinable Freehold, N.J and Arthur P and Agency issues, the yield was off 63 per cent to 5J cents dard & Poor's stock guide. vidual Retirement Accounts Q When can you get dis- pensation on your own behalf physical or mental impair- Bruno of Wall Lincoln-Mer- from this bond fund is some- a share versus $1011 in the What other no-load bond which you can establish under tributions from your IRA'' A wife will nol be eligible to ment which can be expected cury Sales & Service Inc., what lower than that of 1974 period, when results funds are available? KM a revolutionary provision of A. Normally, not before you establish an IRA merely be- lo result in death or to be of Shrewsbury, N.J., were Northeast Investors. cause her husband is receiv- long, continued and indefinite were inflated by already soar- A — Northeast Investors the 1974 Pension Reform Act reach age 59% among the business managers ing compensation. duration preventing you from ing prices. Operating costs Trust is one of the 90 no-load (Column readers should which went into effect this (j How long can you keep from 21 Lincoln-Mercury 9 engaging in any substantial, and wages have also gone up funds carried in the Mutual send their investment in- past Jan. 1. 1975. your money in your IRA q Can self-employed indi- dealerships who were honored gainful activity. in line with inflation so, over- Fund Summary at the back of quiries to David R. Sargent, But you'll miss all the ben- A. Distributions must start viduals establish an IRA? recently for outstanding per- y What if you're not dis- all, margins are under pres- the SIP stock guide. Of the Successful Investing, c/o this efits if you don't know what in the tax year in which you A. Yes. If you, a self-em- formance during 1974. abled but withdraw before sure. Recently increased gas handful of no-load funds hold newspaper.) an IRA is and how to take ad- become 70'^ and cannot be ployed person, do not estab- lish a Keogh plan, you may 59%? establish an IRA covering A. You are subject to lax Just yourself. You do not have penalties The amount of your to cover any employes you premature withdrawal is In- have. You can, however, con- cluded in your gross income tribute for selected employes for that year. In addition, ARE CELEBRATING at your discretion and your there is a-penalty tax of 10 contributions are deductible per cent of the amount. Q Can you contribute to an Q What if you withdraw IRA if your employer contrib- over a longer period than the utes less than 15 per cent of life expectancy tables pro- your compensation to a profit- vide? sharing plan or pension plan7 A. The Internal Revenue A No. Service imposes a penalty of i) How are contributions 50 per cent of the under- deducted? withdrawal. Thus, if you A. Contributions are deduc- should be withdrawing at the ted from your gross income in rate of 12,100 a year but you filing your federal Income lax withdraw only 11,300, the dif- 56 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD return You can get a deduc- ference of 9700 would be sub- tion for contributions to an ject to a 50 per cent tax of IRA whether or not you item- $350 WEDNESDAY MAY 14th 1975 MACARONI ize your other deductions and Q Where can you get more you can still take the optional information? & CHEESE " standard deduction. A. From the Internal Reve- Q. How are earnings on nue Service, mutual funds, DOORS OPEN AT 10 A.M. 9 your IRA taxed savings banks, savings and OCTAGON LEMON 48 OZ. A. The earnings on your in- loan associations, stock- TmMmd Featoid! 0{ Vdm vestment — dividends, capital brokers, insurance com- C gains, etc. — are not subject panies, commercial banks HI FLAVOR COMO CRUSHED LIQUID DETERGENT 69 to federal income tax while setting up plans, even more they are accumulating in You'll find plenty of sources. FRUIT DRINKS your IRA account. All tax- Use them for your maximum TOMATOES »* 48< ation of this money is de- benefit FILIGREE RITZ c BSiG 12 OZ. SODA w 3f.r89 RELISHES "3 FOR 99* CRACKERS 57" Realtors ask tax FILIGREE STEMS & PIECES WISE LAUNDRY PUREX credit on all homes c 8OZ. EDISON - John I) Colney The Realtor Association MUSHROOMS 3f»89 POTATO CHIPS 59* DETERGENT 42 OZ. 79' Jr., president of the 13,000- president stated that U.S. member New Jersey Associ- Census Bureau figures clearly ation of Realtors has petition- demonstrate that at least 55 ed New Jersey Sens. Clifford per cent of all new homes P. Case and Harrison A. Wil- purchased are bought by per- Fwgen Dowy liams to oppose any federal sons who must first sell the lax credit program that does home they already own The not include provisions for objective of new housing pro- BIRDS EYE existing homes. duction will be frustrated by In a telegram lo New Jer- the failure of Congress to rec- sey's two U.S. senators, Mr. ognize this inescapable fact, DAIRY FRESH Colney pointed out that the Mr. Cotney said. 4 Realtors feel the intent of the He has requested all prop- ORANGE lax credit legislation to stimu- erty owners to join the Real- late new housing construction tors in raising objections to MARGARINE will be frustrated if existing what he termed the short- homes are not sold first by sighted approach advocated 6 ox. those who will be moving into by certain members of Con- JUICE 89 1 Ib Qtrs. 39 new housing gress. Chefs Choice Dairy Fresh CRINKLE CUT Local Securities 8 ox cups 9 oi. 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V* r* 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MAVV 13,1975 iiimiiiiimiiiiimmiMiiiiiii t m n mi i iimiiumiiim , iiimiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii n hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiii mi mi llllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllmillllll The * Count' encounters Shea By MARK LONDON "My arm's been tightening up," he ex- lose two or three and then win 15 in a row,"cisco, he says. "They like me and I like them. plained. It's awfully cold and wjndy in San he kidded They call me the "Count' out there. It's a NEW YORK - Just like any Little Lea- Francisco and it's been hurting my arm. The great place. Only two things I don't like about guer, John Montefusco put his uniform pants doctor says it's nothing serious though, just But the ignominy he can't shake off is his it — the cold weather and the Astroturf." on one leg at a time. muscles." distinction for being in the Hall of Fame It Pitchers aren't supposed to like Astroturf and Then he looked around some more. was John Montefusco who gave up baseball's the fast ground balls it spawns. That's where the similarity ended. one millionth run last week. Dave Klngman walked by. He is a former "I can't wait to pitch against these guys. I "I really can't believe they're going to put For John Montefusco was in Shea Stadium wish I were going against Seaver," said the San Francisco Giant, a home run hitter, who last night, and the closest Little Leaguers get my name in there. I don't mind. 1 sort of like the Mets picked up in the off-season. man who will oppose Randy Tate tomorrow it I'll tell you, though, I didn't expect it. When to there is the box seats or pipe dreams. It night. "I like to go against the best because even overwhelmed "The Count of Monte- I went to the ballpark they were 37 short "Hey," Montefusco shouted. "Look at then the other team expects to win. I like to me." tie showefl Kingman the number 26 on fusco," the former Middletown Township High put that pressure on myself." When I started warming up it was 19 and School and Brookdale Community College when I finished it was 11 They were going his back. pitching ace. fast In our half of the inning it went up that He explained. "That's his old number. I His rise from Monmouth County .to Shea they needed one more. figured since I hit two homers last year 1 Stadium in two years was the result of that might as well have a home run hitter's num- "I can't believe it," he marveled, looking self-applied pressure. "I had confidence. I "I walked the first batter and the second. around at the assembling throng. "I've always ber. I had number 50 last year. But that's for gave it to myself," he admitted Then McMahon (the pitching coach) came a middle linebacker." dreamed about this, about playing in the big out. So much time went by that I thought it al- city. You know, I've never even been on the An auspicious start in the minors and then Tomorrow night the real John Montefusco field before." He kicked the turf. Yup, it was ready happened But it didn't. Not until I gave an injury this spring when all seemed so fine up the home run, he said. may be at Shea. Not last night's reserved ver- real. could not tag him noticeably. And neither will sion, not the 24-year-old who talks seriously this injury, he claims. It was a humble John Montefusco that If it fazed him he didn't show it. He looked just fora minute. was in town yesterday. The fact that New over at the Mets, who by then were con- "I was in the groove. I was calling my cluding batting practice. There is nothing more that he would like York is a metaphor for itself had something to shots. I picked the shut-out and I had the num- than to stalk off the mound, a complete game do with it. Another factor is that he has lost ber of runs the Dodgers would score off me. "Man, would I love to play here," he in hand and shout to the assembled throng, two straight games; it's been almost a month One. Then my arm started hurting. But I'll pined. "The Count has come to town." since his last win. get back. I've always been a streak pitcher, But they're treating him well in San Fran- Here's rooting lor you, kid. John Moitrfasro Wall earns r Torre's clutch hit powers Mets, 3-2 state spot By The Associated Press clearing the bases. Torre was hitless in the two innings he out trying to stretch it into a worked. The Reds' only hit WEST TRENTON - The Burke, Jr. who finished sec- Joe Torre's three-run triple. Jon Matlack, 3-3, got off Jim Lonborg was a two- Shore Area was well repre- ond on the individual list with double in the seventh inning the victory with the relief out single in the first by John- sented yesterday in the N.J. a 77, behind the winner, Alan powered the New York Mets help. ny Bench following a walk to State Interscholastic Athletic Mazurak of Brtdgewater to a S-2 victory over San Joe Morgan. Dan Driessen The Giants got an unearned struck out to end the inning. Association's sectional golf Other teams which just Francisco last night, handing run against Matlack in the championships. missed the cutoff were Hope- the Giants their fourth top of the seventh. Ed Good- Wall Township placed sec- well Valley (third at 332) and straight defeat. son reached first on shortstop ond to Bridgewater-Raritan Toms River South (fifth at The Mets, trailing 1-0, Mike Phillips' error, Bruce Nelson golf West in the section played at 345). loaded the bases with one out Miller singled to send him to Mountain View Country Club CBA's Burke, Bridge- against Jim Barr, 3-3. Singles third and he scored on Dave to Watson in West Trenton, but Middle- water's Mazurak, Wall's by Mike Phillips, Felix Millan Rader's sacrifice fly to center DALLAS (AP) - Red-hired town Township missed quali- Bushek and Todd Brown, and and Del Unser chased Barr field. They scored again-in fying by three strokes at the Bridgewater's Ken Hardwick Tom Watson, who blew a and brought Gary Lavelle in the ninth when Chris Speier chance to win this title a year sectional played at Rutgers will all get a crack at the from the bullpen. singled, took second on Rick University in New Brunswick. state crown. ago, turned back Jack Ewing Baldwin's wild pitch and with a solid six-under-par 65 Bridgewater-Raritan West Brown finished in a tie for He struck out Rusty Staub came home on Willie Monta- totaled 319 strokes to Wall's but Torre drilled a liner up and scored a three-stroke vic- sixth with four other players, nez' single. tory yesterday in the rain-de- 326 The undefeated Crimson but got the nod on a match of AP wlMpmte the alley in right-center field, Knights were paced by first Last night's National layed $175,000 Byron Nelson cards. The other four players .RASH DIVE — New York Mets Dave Kingman folds up at third base as Son Franc rsu (1) ver*CJ) Golf Classic. man Frank Bushek who car- ob r h ob r h League baseball game be- were eliminated for state con- San Francisco Giants Bruce Miller tags him out last night. Kingman tried Joshua cf 10 0 Phillips ss I 1 ded a 78. sideration. TnomasTb 3 0 0 Millan 2b I 1 tween the Cincinnati Reds Last season, the powerful, to reach third after Jerry Grote filed out to centerfielder Von Joshua. Murcerrl 4 0 0 UnMfCf I 3 and Philadelphia Phillies was Christian Brothers Aca- Middletown finished eighth Matthews tl 4 0 1 Slaubrl 0 1 little Watson was tied for the Speler ss 4 1 I Torre 3b 0 1 rained out and rescheduled as demy, which missed quali- at Rutgers. Glenn Logan and Goodson lb 4 I 0 Gorrett 3b 0 0 lead after 67 holes of this Miller 3b 3 0 2 Mllner lb 0 I part of a twinight doublehea- fying fpr the state finals that Rich Waltsak led the Lions Mntniph 1 0 1 Knomn If 0 1 tournament — then hit one in Speed pr 0 0 0 Grote c 0 1 der Thursday. will be held at Forsgate Coun- with 79's. DoRoderc 2 0 1 Matlock p 0 0 the water. He'd done it on try Club in Jamesburg next Arnold ah 10 0 Krnpool pt 0 0 three other occasions, too — In regularly-scheduled ac- Four survive state Borrp 3 0 0 Baldwin p 0 0 The scoreless contest was Monday, was led by Mike Lovelle p 0 0 0 Hall p 0 0 blowing chances for victory in tion yesterday, Red Bank Re- HHIoh 1 0 0 postponed after a delay of an Total* 31 2 t Totals 17 3 II the Hawaiian Open, the World gional dumped Mater Dei, 5- =ronclsco 000 000 101 -2 hour and 19 minutes with the 0; Raritan downed Asbury New York 000 000 30« -1 Reds coming to bat in the top Open and the U.S. Open. E—Torre 7, Phillips. DP-San Franclico Park, 3-2, and CBA's "B" 1, New York 7. LOB-Son Francisco 7. of the third inning. But it wasn't to happen on New York I. 2B—Sloub, Kingman. team beat Red Bank Catholic, tennis tourney play Torre. SF-Do Roovr. Fred Norman held the Phils this hot, muggy day. 4-1. Rid Bank Rig. IS) Mater Otl 10) Middletown Township, Mon- Marlboro 14) Howell II) cher, 6 1.6-1 IIIMIilllliKI" ••• ••••iiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiilllllllllMIMIIIIMIIIIIIinilllirilllPilliliriiiii II SINGLES 3 Tom Wollker 101 d Bob Alolsl, 75. 6 Pete Lehman |R) By Forfeit mouth Regional and Long 2. Roberl Llpp (HI By Forfeit Ron Chavers (M)d Paul Prushon, 6-2. 6 DOUBLES Stuart Kroll IRI. 45. d Charles Smith 54. Branch and Marlboro "all ad- 4, 1. Larry Rosenkroni ond Rod Trim (01 Sand 4 vinced to the second round in 2 Howard Perlmutter IM) d Let Rich d. Will Schenlnger and Frank Lamara. Eric Kromann IR|, 44. a. Jim Gllllck 47. 6 2. 6-4 2 up the N.J. State Interscholastic 3 Craig Chesley (HI d. Andy Pesko. » 4. 1 Brett Moore and Claude Heileti (0) d. Barbara Sanderson IR). S3, d. Terry 3-4, '• 1 Joe Smith and Ron Londou. 6 4. 64 Rangers: 8 months, Johnson 52. 3 up Athletic Association tennis DOUBLES Wall Twp. (51 St. John V. (0) 1 Rick Slernberg ond Don Shanohon IMI SINGLES Rorilon (!) Asbury Park 12) tournament yesterday. d Doug Lorber and John Gibbon. 6-7. 6 Neoi Woror IA). 41. d Ken Vioud 46. 4 7,6 3 1 Greg Olonskl 10) d Jim Perry, 60. 6 and] Middletown defeated J.F. I. Fred Slernberg and Jett Bl«en IMI d Martin ChrHllono IRI. 42. d. Larry Til 2. JohnMcNomara (O) d. Frank Norm Lelber ondScott Kaplan, 7 5. t- 7 0 Connelly, 6 2. 6 1. ton 41 4 and 3 Kennedy of Iselin, 5-0, in Cen- Monalapan 151 Neptune 10) Pete Vetrano (A). 44. d. Bob Alenonder 3 Dean Wlnenl (O) d. Lenny Miller, t-3, 45,1 up on 10 tral Jersey, Group IV; Mon- SINGLES 6-1 92 games too many Kevin Finneoon (Rl. 49, d Barry Cor yell mouth tripped Perth Amboy, I. Alan Greenstelng (M) d. Tony u DOUBLES 50,1 up auorl.t-0.fO. 1 Gary Dahm and Todd Dean 10) d. Join Hlgglni IR), SO. d Lenny Glbtn 53. 5-0, in CJ, Group III; Long 2 Alex Ketiner IM) d. Rich Sherman. 6- Gary Menechlnl and Dennis Downey, 6- I was only an hour and one half from IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHI iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mum i lup 3, «-0. 0.6-6 Branch upended Bridgewater- 3 Bruce Greensleln (Ml d Brlon Wag 7. Jim Karem ond Ed Kohn (0) Kitchener, Ontario when I cleared customs on CBA 14) Red Bonk Com. Ill Raritan West, 4-1, in CJ, ner,6 1,6-1. Gory Jobauskl and Ed Oanlcola, 6-0.6-0 Rondy Sonderi (RBC). 4S. d. Scott For- DOUBLES Mater Oel (3) St. Rose 121 the Canadien side of the Peace Bridge outside bes, 44, 2 and 1 Group III, and Marlboro I. Joe Capctola and Jim Lovln (M) d SINGLES Buffalo, New York. Chris O'Brien (C), 41, d Dove Flnley. Steve Lee and Ken Kallestod, 16 1. BUI Rooney (MD) d. Dennis Benster, 44, 3 and 2 topped Howell, 4-1. 2 Rich Anderson and Mark Splvak IM) 6-4, 7-5 It was 2:30 p.m.that September Sunday Lou Taylor (C). 4), d. Richard Schmiel. d. Dirk Langc ond Tennent Emmons, 1-4. 2. Mike Campbell ISR) d. Glenn Low- ill anal Shore Regional was elimi- Ocean Two (S) Rorilon (0) ensteln, 6-4, 2 4. 74. last year and the drive (11 hours all told) for John Heavy IC), 41. d Joe Walsh. SO, S SINQLES 3 Bob Kelly ISR) d. Bombi Lowemleln, ED and 4, nated from CJ, Group II play I Dave Bersleln 10) d Rich Korplnskl. 7 7-6.6-1. the most part was out of the way. Bob Yosoltls (C). 44. d Paul S, 2-O, 7-5. DOUBLES McOermott. 49. 4 and 3 It was trying not to think hockey on the Mike Burtr Jr. by North Plainfield, 3-2. I Corl Zlmmerer (O) d Steve Schlel- 1. Pete Ford and Bob Smith (MOI d. Ed Carplnello and Guy Walsh. 75, 7-e. way up from New Jersey as I listened to the 2. Tom Lumlnoso ond Terry Hogon WALSH (MD) d. Don Benster ond Ann Pinter, h New York Giants in their first game of the 5. 6-2. season on the radio and music and talk shows • 1 Catholic IS) Henry Hudson 10) SINGLES from Binghampton, Syracuse, Rochester and I John McMahon (R) d. Jett Street, t-2, Buffalo radio stations in that order. Ten to compete in MCIT 6-1 11 11 11 1 1 111 1 I. Jim Keole (R) d Scott King. Jr.. *-2. But once over the Peace Bridge it's "hock- """""""""""""m"" " """ """ "" """""""" " " t-1. WEST LONG BRANCH - records in games played round contests must be com- sored by the Long Branch Ro- 3. Mark Schullstrom IR) d. Jay Esparro, eytime." the first time that day, smile a little and say 6-1.7-5. I got into the Rangers training camp to myself, "This will be the season the Expansion has been in- through Saturday, May 24, pleted by Wednesday, June 4, tary and Exchange Clubs, DOUBLES troduced to the 12th annual will be considered. with Thursday, June 5. the will be dedicated to Robert 1. Greg Orlocchlo and Chip Culver IR) o around 4 o'clock and witnessed the usual and Rangers bring home the Stanley Cup to Madi- Drew Griffin ond Karen Petersen, 6-4, 6- the unusual. The unusual was seeing Derek Monmouth College In- rain date. Benham, Monmouth College's 0. son Square Garden." Defending champion Ocean 2. Tom Schweers ond Rody Angers (R) Sanderson already there, and learning he bad vitational High School Base- The championship game is director of Community rela- d. L. McSherrl and R. Porfolldes, 6-0. 6- Have a nice summer. Township will automatically 0 been in camp a week working out with the ball Tournament. scheduled for Saturday, June tions. Monosquan (5) Central Reg. 10) RANGERS CONTEST qualify for tourney play, pro- SINGLES rookies and non roster players. How many New York Rangers trades For the first time since its 7, with Sunday, June 8, the There also may be one new 1 Bob Welse IM) d. Tom Vlllano. t-l, 6- viding its season record is rain date. , wrinkle to the eighth annual I. The usual was Pete Stemkowski kissing have you made in your mind? Here is your inception in 1964, 10 teams above .500 as of the May 24 J, Kevin Erbe IM) d. Gory Hleber, 6-0,6- rather than eight, will be se- tennis tournament. Any unde- 0. Ron Harris on top of the head as the latter ar- chance to put them on paper and perhaps pick cutoff date. All tourney games will be 3 Townsend Graver (Ml a Jeff Jones. I rived by airport limousine and struggled to lected to compete. played on the Monmouth Col- feated singles player, whether 2. up four tickets to the Rangers sixth home Two preliminary games in- he is a number one or number DOUBLES get his baggage through the front door and game next year. The 10-team baseball tour- lege diamond here, unless 1. Mike Algor and Chip Bruett (Ml d Joe into the lobby of the Kitchener Holiday Inn. nament field, which will ne- volving the seventh, eighth, otherewise approved by tour- two man, may continue in the Cohlll ond John Cowle. t-2,6 3. Here is how this contest will work. The separate singles drawn that 2. Jell Bryant and John Govel IM) d. That scene was eight months and 92 cessitate an additional two ninth and tenth seeded teams nament director E.J. "Mim" Mark Covello and Chuck Gravely. 14 Rangers will dress 17 skaters plus two goalies follows the tournament's Long Branch (4) Brldgwater Ror w II) games ago. It was the start of the season the for the opening game next season. For each "preliminary" games, will be must be played by Wednesday Truppa, representing the col- SINGLES selected from among Mon- May 28. team competition. I, Steve Bovo (L) d. Ken Flynn. t-3, t-2. Rangers were going to bring the Stanley Cup player you name correctly you wil] be lege's physical education de- 2 Dona Kaufman IB) d Caleb Green to Madison Square Garden. mouth and Ocean County high First round tourney games partment. The seeding, committee, berg. 44,7 5, 6-4. awarded five points. made up of Buzz Buzzelli, 3 Jeff Edell (Lid. Kirk Balrd.t-0,t-2 Something happened on the way to the For each player you name incorrectly you schools by the seeding com- must be played by Friday, The seeding committee, OOUBLES mittee which will meet on Monmouth College physical I. Andy' Stommelmon ond Dave Friend Cup. The Rangers couldn't string several good will be assessed a 10 point penalty. If you May 30, with Saturday, May headed by retired Middletown (L)0ID d, , teTed Ark ond Chris Groold. t-3. t-4 games together. There were a lot of injuries. Monday, May 26. Won-lost education chairman; Rich 2 Tom Frlsclo and Brian Wood ID d. think the Rangers are going to make- a major 31, the rain date. Second Township High School athlet- Kerry Anlrunl and Pat Rellly, t-l. 6-1 But there was also a lot of lethargic play. Nicoletti, Daily Register North Plainfield (31 Shore Reg. (2) trade and you correctly name a player from miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ic director Arnie Truex, con- sportwriter, and Toby Price SINGLES You don't realize how lethargic until you another team that you think will be on the 1. Larry Green (N) d. Harold Schaafl, t- sistes of Bruce MacCutcheon, of the Asbury Park Press will 2,6-2 watch the New York Islanders skating them- Rangers roster you will pick up 25 points. If Matawan Regional; Joe 7. Steve Hrlvnok IS) d. Ore* Pessln. t-l. selves into exhaustion as they attempt to pull make the final decision next t-7, 7-t. you are wrong deduct 15. Kristofik, Red Bank Catholic; 3. Guy Hooglond IS) d. Howie Kuentl, 6- off what could be the biggest sports miracle of How They Stand Monday, May IV, at 7 p.m. 2,6-4. Send your list of at least 10 players to all time. Harold Handchen, Brick when the eight teams for the DOUBLES Hockey Contest, The Daily Register, One Reg NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Township; Merrick Tomaine, I. Dave Paldlno and Mike Cough INI d. There are only three or four large salaried EnlDlvrslM East Olvlsle* tournament are selected. Gory Palumbo and Mike Portunlllnl, «. jster Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Please, W L Pel. SB L Pet. C* Long Branch; Don Mussel- t-l players on the Islanders and even these guys Chicagoo III 9 6666 7 - Milwaukee It 10 .615 - The tournament will begin 2 Lee Feldman and Chris Knosh (N) d. only one entry per person. However, every • PittbhIPittsburgh IJ 122 S2 S20 0 Boston 14 11 560 I', man, Toms River North; Bob are killing themselves. This goes to show you Philadelphia I) 14 411 Doug Bonora and Bob Budner. t-3, t-3 member of the family may enter this contest. Detroit II 17 .5307', Tuesday, May 27, at both Monmouth Reg. (I) Perth Amboy 10) New York 12 14 44J Baltimore 13 IS 444 4', Feeney, Shore Regional; what the will to win can do. All entries must be postmarked before St. LOUIS 13 15 .444 Cleveland II 15 421 5 Dave Ruch, Ocean Township; Monmouth College and Long SINGLES Montreal II 14 440 New York II 17 It] 6 I. Greg Block IM) d. Brad Kipnis. 6-3, t- As I write this final column of the season I 12:01 a.m., May 17, 1975. wan west Stan Liptzln, Lakewood, Bill Branch High School's tennis can picture myself clearing customs in Ca- Los Angeles 27 Oakland II 1! courts. 1 Robert Pavloutky IM) d. Joe Panel- GOALTENDERS: Ed Giacomin, Gilles Cincinnati.. II Tenos 17 I? Grahill, Wall Township; Al ciok, 6-0, t-0. nada and starting out on the Queen Elizabeth Atlanto 17 California IS 16 J'l Wednesday, May 28, will be 3. John Harwaod IMI d. Corey Mallei. 7- Vlllemure, Dune Wilson, Curt Ridley. ' SonOleo. IS t ( KonsasCIt* IS 3'. Michigan, Point Pleasant 5,6 4 Expressway toward St. Catherine's, Hamilton, Son Francisco 14 17 .451 7 Minnesota i) 3', reserved for a rain date. OOUBLES DEFENSEMEN: John Bednarski, Nick Houston II 73 324 II', Chlcogo 13 S'l Beach; Chuck Triblehorn, 1. Charles Janoc ond George Jonoc IM) Guelph and finally Kitchener. Vl d. Henry Strociynskl and Peter Coutros. Beverly, Bob Craig, Marty Gateman, Ron Cincinnati at Philadelphia, ppd . rain Yeiiaran's Raum Daily Register sports editor; The completion of first- 6-1.4-4. But I don't think there will be too many Greschner, Ron Harris, Dave Maloney, Gilles Montreal II. Atlanta I Oelrolt 5. Kansas City 0 Bjll Edwards, Asbury Park round play will take place 2. Lisa Meunch and Jeremy Wye IM) d. familiary scenes that will be repeated in the New York ], Son Francisco 3 Oakland 5. Boston 1 won by forfeit. Marotte, Larry O'Connor, Brad Park, Dale Lot Angeles t, St. Louis 4.10 Innings. Only games scheduled Press; Ray Lena Shore Thursday, June 29, and the Holiday Inn lobby. As I read of the trades Only gomes scheduled Middletown IS) J.F. Kennedy (0) Rolfe, Joe Zanussi. Record, and Tony Graham, semis are slated for Tuesday, SINGLES over the summer I will get the books out to Houston (Konleciy 1-4) at Chicago Chicago (Kaat 5-0 at Baltimore (Grim Forwards: Boyd Anderson, Jerry Butler, sely 0-4), n I, Randy Johnson (M) d. Mike Sounflllette. (Stone 4< WJLK. June 3. 7-5, t-4. study the unfamiliar faces and once more get Cincinnati iNolan 1-21 at Philadelphia Kansas City (Fltimorrls 3 3) at Detroit Bill Fairbaim, Rod Gilbert, Jerry Holland, (LoGrow 3-2), n Truppa and Monmouth 2 Bob Thompson (M) d. Don Hoffman. high on hockey. (Under wood 3-3 ),n The championships are 3-4. 75. t-3. Ted Irvine, Pierre Laganiere, Bob MacMillan, tan Otao (SfWIner 2 3) at Pittsburgh ClevelanCe d ((Peterso n 22-3) ) aat Mlnnesoto " " 4-3. get 21 o Alburb y 121. n baseball coach Bob Sprague, schedule to be held on }. Book Cook IM) d. Steve Burok, t-4. t- (Raws fl, n IHugnet 21 or Albury 211. n As I pass a familiar billboard and see the Rick Middleton, Jean Ratelle( Greg Polis, Atlanta (Horrlson Ml at Montreal (Fry Milwaukwaukeee (Sl(Slatot n 33 4) at Tenas IBlbby representing the college, are Thursday, June 5, at Mon- MlMl.n 1*3)13),, nn DOUBLES Holiday Inn of Kitchener for the first time at Bobby R/ousseau, Derek Sanderson, Pete n Francisco ICoidwell 0-4) at New NNe wY York IMedlch 34) at California non-voting members of the mouth College. 1. Mark Johnson and Leo Underwood the end of the 11 hour highway ordeal some York (KaatmonJ II, n (Ryon t-l). n (M) d. Mart Eagle and Charlie Ydoate, Stemkowski, Jerry Teeple, Walt Tkaczuk, Lei Angeles (Hooton 0 1) al St. Louis Boston (Wise 3-7) at Oeklond (Abbott 2 committee. Cutoff date for.team 63, t-7,6-2. September afternoon this year I will relax for Steve Vickers, Bert Wilson. MClH D.n 2. Brent Flndon ond John Soulle IM) d. The tournament, co-spon- Lee Oxmon and Barry Dottel, VL t-3. iiiitiiiiiiiimiiiiimiuiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii records is this Friday. •nil it iiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiniiiii immiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiiii SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY, MAY is. 1975 The Daily Register 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiii Anglers discover unending variety at sea
Most of the boats out of Atlantic Highlands and Highlands 1IMIIII1IIIII1IIIIIIMI 1IIIII I > • llll Will Kopsky caught striped bass of four pounds seven The nany boats Super Cat and Sea Fox docked with big found mackerel fishing still good over the weekend, and that Stances, and four pounds four ounces at Sandy Hook on Satur- catches of mackerel at Atlantic Highlands. Saturday fine run of winter flounders showed no signs of coming to an day Bluefish are starting to show off the soulh Jersey cu.ist end in inland waters Mike Murray of Highlands, fishing the Highlands Bridge New Jersey State- Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will A few mackerel finally snowed at the Long Branch Her on with plugs, caught a four-pound si riper Friday and a six-and- fled officer* at its annual convention at the Hotel Berkeley- Saturday William Westzel of Totowa caught the first and was HENRY a-quarter pound striper on Saturday Jim Cicero caught a Cartert'l. Asbury Park, on Friday night The convention will awarded a 15-trip pass to the pier by owner Ben Sowul. Ed four-pound 10-ounce striper in the river last week run Friday and Saturday Banks of Newark got a 10-pass trip for catching the second Winner of the J25 prize for the largest si riper weighed ll The convention proper will be Salurdav, opening with I fish SCHAEFER Julian's last week was Robert Mark of Bclford for his It- welcome by Ka\ Cramer. -Asbury Park mayor, and an ad- However, night whiting fishing provided by far the most pound 12-ounce fish taken al Leonardo on worms dress by President James Craft Dick Meyers is convention action at the pier Sowul said catches Friday night were the Luke Siudul of Edison weighed in a five-pound 14 ounic committee chairman best of the season. Many anglers caught 50 to 60 whiting striper at Julian's on Friday Personnel of the Stale Division of Fish, (lame and Shell Day fishermen are picking up occasional fluke and some IHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIItllllHIIIIHIIIIHIIHHIHIIItimillllHHIIHIIIIIHHIIII A $25 cash prize awaits the firsl fisherman to catch a Fisheries will present a number of papers at the morning ses blacklist). Richard Art of Atlantic Highlands on Sunday' Stripped bass surf fishing showed signs of coming to life on striped bass from one of the rowboals at Chris' Landing, Sea sum. Robert C Lund will talk on deer management, including brought in the first fluke of the season at Frank's Boats, At- Saturday when a number were taken at Sandy Hook. Bright. "Plenty of flounders but no bass here yet" is the word the eaptUK ami marking of newborn fawns, and winter feed- lantic Highlands He was fishing for striped bass off the Navy Rich Gardner of Middletown weighed three stripers of from Joe Stout. ing habits Joseph M Penkala will talk about branl. pier at Leonardo. seven pounds and ,10 ounces, six pounds, and four pounds 10 Rob Raub of Middletown weighed ill an elght-DOUnd >n i A film. "A Quest ion of Hunting" will lie shown Frank Micalizzi said flounder catches Saturday ran 50 to ounces at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands on Sunday. per at Capl Charlie's, Port Monmoulh It was caught in Han Speaker al the Saturday night banquet will lie Senator Al- 60 to the boat Bill Sandor and John Oskay of Perth Amboy Margaret Julian reported he got the three fish by trolling tube tan Bay fred \ headleston and master of ceremonies will be Les Ho- caught about 50 flounders from a boat out of Hen jo Dock, lures off Sandy Hook Mary Renzo of Ketgal'aSnug Harbor. Highlands, reported (tax. radio commentator The annual state deer trophy Highlands, Sunday. Biggest surprise at Julian's over the weekend was a 19- two striped bass weighing five and six pounds were brought in awards will he made Nippy Pauels of Pauels Boats, Rumson, said crabbing was pound carp brought in for weighing by Bob Bennett Jr. He re- there Saturday Charter boatmen Cap) Dom (alien and ('apt Dancing will follow Reservation! for the convention may surprisingly good in the Navesink on Saturday. He added that ported he caught the carp on a worm in Shadow Lake on Sat- Joe Renzo reported big catches, of mackerel taken by their be made with Anthony Ordille. MK Centennial Ave . Trenton. flounder fishing too is holding up very well urday. parties south of Ambrose Light Tower. NJ 08629 HIM HIM Ill Ullllllll 1 Illlt 1 IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllll Lions blast Fliers in state baseball Middletown Township blew the two-hit pitching of George The Fliers threw a scare in three walks. the game for Southern Re- past Neptune in the first Boyce; Red Bank Catholic to the Lions at the game's in- Mike McCanns pitched and gional in the third, picked up round of the N J. State Inter- dropped a 5-3 verdict to St. ception with five successive batted St. John Vianney to its his second win of ihe year scholastic Athletic Associ- Mary's of South Amboy; hits, good for three runs. win over Christian Brothers and also hit his first homer, a ation's baseball tournament Southern Regional defeated Middletown came right Academy. three-run blast in the seventh. yesterday, 16-7. Central Regional, 9-3; Cherry back in the bottom of the first The lefthander allowed 10 The Rams had scored twice The Lions are shooting for Hill East lost to Brick Town- with five runs. Lunch had a hits, but kept the Colts score- in the first on a fielders a crack at the Central Jersey, ship 4-2, in South Jersey, two run triple, and Bill Taylor less after allowing two runs in choice and Russ Egan's Group IV title. Group IV, and St. Joseph's or hit a two run single, Ray Has- the opening inning. His single single but Central tied the In other action yesterday, Toms River beat St. Rose, 4 ten had a one run single. in«the eighth inning drove in game in tjjo bottom half on St. John Vianney downed 2, in South Jersey, Parochial The Lions broke things Mike DiBenedetto with the RBI singles by Dave Tump Christian Brothers Academy, "C". open in the sixth as they winning run. kins and Greg Allen. 3-2; Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Middletown blew Neptune tagged Flier starter Jim So- Steve Zapcic scored for Southern went ahead with gional tripped Henry Hudson off the field with a 15 hit at- renson for 11 runs. CBA in the first inning on a single runs in the second and Regional, 7-3; Keansburg tack led by Ray Hasten and Vinny Toto picked up the wild pitch, and Bob Venerable third. Gary Tamburri, who flipped Freehold, 4-1, behind Al Lynch. win with four strikeouts and singled home Don Jacoby worked the first five innings with the second. for the Eagles, was the loser. The Lancers got one back Freen.MII) ob r h .Tr h in the third when BUI Buble Rooch ss 1 I Sllvn u I 1 Skwrnskl 2b Crghtnct 0 O doubled in Matt Dunn, and Smith ss Reagan 7b 1 0 Mglskl It Boyce p 0 I Zielinski cops four tied the game in the sixth Loskyc Spoor It 1 Hoyescf Lobello3b D when Kevin Cook, running for Doster rf Trdaurl o Doug Zielinski set a new Mlddltlownllllvi Holmdel (951 Shore Reg (Ml Terry Deitz, scored on an er- WestonTb Stark c 0 Red Bank Catholic ll»'/il 330 hurdles — Mike Harris IHI 44.0 Grimes p Woclets » I school record and tied anoth- 100 yard dash- Bob Marks IMI T. 10 J lOOyorddash- Mickey Golden IHI 106 ror. Brodleyph 220 yard dash - Bob Marks IM) T, Jl.l Mile run — Tom Hollon IH) 5:12.3 er while winning four events ITOhlah hurdles - Bob Cardlne IM) T. 440-yard run - Joe Voles IH) 56.0 McCanns, now 6-2, fanned Totals J. to place Marlboro to a 73-57 155 120 hurdles - Harris IHI 14 1 Freehold 100 000 330 hurdles - Bob Connelly IM) T. 42.1 810-yard run — Scott Moorehouse (SI 11 and walked two. Blane Keansburg, 000 III 440 yard run - Ron Bulko IM) T. SM J-.0I S Home Runs — win over Rumson-Fair Haven SSO yard run — Brian Mitchell IM) T. 220 yard dash- Al Slobodln IHI 14 5 Cordes, now 7-3, struck out two mile — Bob Sontopletro and Bob CBA(l) M Jean (1) Regional. 2:00.7 ab ab r one mile run - Jim Dally (R) T 4:17.1 WhortonlH 11:21.1, tie seven and walked one for the Mile relay — Dave Harris, Mickey Gold- Grtne2b Buble is In other meets, Middletown two mile run - Jim Bush IMI T 10:02 4 Zapcic rl DeHic mile relay — Butka. Burns, Clark, Bush en, Tony Lobelia, Joe Voles IH) 3 52 7 Colts. Shot put - Dave Oft (HI 42 5 Jocoby ss Cookpr slammed Red Bank Catholic, IMI T. 1:44.2 Red Bank Catholics Keith Carney 3b DlBnOtto II high lump — Bob Cardlne IM) H. 60 Discus - Mark Tmimadge ISI 111-2 111^-19^1, gaining some re- Javelin - Ken Lucas (HI 147-9 VnrWec DeNchls 3b long lump — Charles Grant IM) 0. TO'O" High lump - Mike Harris (Hi 6 2 Scott, with the help of some McCanns p venge for a similar suffered shot put- vmce Bulko (MID.Jl'I'V Long Jump — Tony Ferrugla IS) Iv l% relief, held St. Mary's score- Mlndlchph Veferis Ib dlscut - Steve Williamson IM) D. 1311 Pole voWf- Amy Nicosia IHI 94 l II«III It Dunn rf by the Lions' girls team to lovelln - Ken Slmels IM) D. IM I" less for the first four innings, Cnglsl cl Brschmtl 2b 2 0 pole voult — Don O'Connor (M) H. ll'O" Cordes p I McGmgonctJ 0 RAIDER VISITS - Art Thorns, former Brick Township High School foot- the Caseys, and Holmdel up- but watched as the Eagles ball star who now plays for the Oakland Raider team ot the NFL, visited Totols n 2 10 Totols 3D 1 ped its record to t-2 with a 95- made up for it. CBA » 000 00 - the open classroom at Rumson Country Day School with his cousin Jlrrvny St John 001 001 01 -1 36 win over Shore Regional. St. Mary's put it all togeth- Doubles - Buble 121. Cordes, Jacoby Russo, right. Zielinski did a 20-ft in the Matawan passes er in the sixth as Mark Bel- long jump to set a new Marl- monte smashed a three run boro record, and high jumped double and Bob Grimley 6-0 to tie the school mark. He drove in the other run with a also won the 120 high hurdles first tourney test single. and the short put. Matawan Regional opened Keyport with a home run in In the top of the seventh, Marlboro Is now 7-3; Rum- its bid for a state softball the first. Other hitters for the Dave Howell and John Sut- Lincoln-Mercury announces son is 4-3. crown yesterday with a 7-3 Raiders were Vicki Poulsen phin both walked and ad- Jim Daly was the only Red victory over Bridgewater- and Gina Giovinazzo who both vanced on a wild pitch. John Bank Catholic trackman to Raritan West went 3 for 4. Gerace got the two RBI's score a win against Middle- In another state battle, Another decisive factor in with a double. new lower prices! town. The Lions were led by Rancocas Valley downed the lopsided scored were the Keansburg's Boyce gave up Bob Marks' double in the 100 Toms River South, 4-3. 18 walks given up by the one hit in the first inning and and 220. In regularly-scheduled Rockets. another in the seventh to send Mike Harris took the 330 games, Keyport beat Raritan, Kathy Brown's three-run Freehold reeling. He struck hurdles, the 120 hurdles and 17-5; Long Branch edged homer in the seventh inning out four and walked only two. the high jump to pace Holm- Shore Regional, 7-6, in eight gave St. Rose (4-5) its win Keansburg scored two runs del's win over Shore. innings; St. Rose defeated over Neptune (7-5). Pam in the fourth. John Regan Marlboro 1711 Neptune, 7-5, and Henry Hud- Pickett had hit a three-run walked, Jerry Spoor singled Rumson Folr Haven 1571 l»yordaosh- Rich Laufer !«IT : 10.4 son Regional topped Keans- blast for the Fliers in the fifth and Ed Trudeau reached on 720 yard doiti - Terry Carter IRI 1 :!«.• burg, 13-7. to tie the game at 4-4. an error which allowed the IJO-hlgti hurdles- Doug Zlellnskl (Ml T. Dawn Whitehurst led Mata- Maryann Waszkiewicz was two runs to score :IS.O $ 130-hurdles- Doug Cowan ID) T. «.« the winning pitcher for St. Bob Sullivan smacked a «*0 yard run - Cowan (RI T. :S4.0 wan with a five-hitter on the •10 yard run — Sieve Monger (BIT. mound. She also doubled in a Rose, and Dawn Martinson home run in the fifth inning. one mile run — Dave Coihour (Ml T. run for the Huskies (11-1). was the loser. Rumson pulled out to an 4:a two-mile run — Joe Gum (Ml T. II: 17.7 Keyport showed its fire Jean Duston's single drove early over Henry Hudson lead mile relay — Cowan, Laufer, Poulter, that was never lost as Stu Da- MungerlRIT. 3:40.5 power to Raritan as the Red in Sharon Dean with the win- high lump - Zlellmkl (Ml H. ID lied ning run for Long Branch in vidson hit a two run homer in school record Raiders scored nine runs in long lump — Zielinski IMI O. X Vi new the fifth inning alone for the the eighth inning against the sixth inning. school record shot pot - Zielinski (MID. O-3'/i victory. Shore. The Bulldogs opened the 250 OFF discus - icon Ford (Ml O. US 3 Bobbie Montgomery was
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Asking 11.000 or will con- Call 944-4651 perlenced with thoroughbred race horses COMPANY Coll S43 6142 between* a.m. GAS DRYER - Kenmore, like new, IM 135 Call 1433177 > BUICK ELECTRA - .•*». J25, power ilder trode for car or boot 747 0507 or on farm. Oood salary. 944 9471 and 17 noon for appointment steering and brakes, air conditioning, four 0391. Three pairs ot green drapes, reasonable POST AND RAIL FENCING — SPLIT OR MGB 1973 — Roodsler Four-speed. Call fMf-9576. ^ new whltewall tires. Beouilful condition. AM/FM radio, tope deck Rodlols. mag ITALIAN BREAD BAKER - Ex FULL ROUND BELFORD WHOLESALE KAWASAKI 1974 - Enduro 175 CC Good perlenced. for bench and oven. Three Guys RN-LPN - Pan Hme Immediate open- FINANCIAL FENCE CO .717 1700. ^_ Asking U.J»S Hrm. l73-O6fS. _^ wheels 19.4M miles I3S9S MAC CADI Ings. Please coll Mon thru Frl., 9-4 p.m. GAS GENERATOR - Sears iff* OLDS, 222 1234 condition. Boker,S44-14»» BUICK LeSABRE 1970 - Two door hord Call 143 U04 cellent condition. PRIVACY FENCING - ALL TYPES AT top, vinyl root, power brakes and steering, JOBBING PLUMBER - To do repair Call after six, 170 2473 WHOLESALE PRICES BELFORO MGB 196S MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reoson SALES — II you hove been In sales, or In 61. Business air. Good condition US0. 671 9311 work. Steady work, with benefits. C.E. ELECTRIC DRYER WHOLESALE FENCE CO., 717-1700 Good condition able rates Grosslnger I Heller. 15 Wlkoff Call »l oew builniss lor yourtelf. we hove on out BUICK LeSABRE CONVERTIBLE 1974 - 7394144 PI . Red Bonk 741 3100 (landing career opportunity. Three yeors Opportunities Good condition 175. REFRIGERATOR - 1974 Hotpolnt. frost One owner's cor. Power steerlngybrokes. salary, plus tommisiloni ond liberal ben 671-0433 tree Large crease on the right side 1150 MONMOUTH MOTORCYCLE TRAILER KEYPUNCH-029/129 COMPLETE - Body shop equipment ond Call 717-7H3. air conditioning, radial tires. Must sell. eflti, You owl It lo youfieU lo call Mr supplies. For further Information call be- Call Nick OeGeorge. 747-0717. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Home mode, single. 115. Herrlck, toys at 549-/171, or evenings at Hwy 36 Eotontown S47 5100 Coll otter 5. «X|7II immediate opening I 30 to 5 p.m. lor ex tween 9 5, Mon Frl 7» 1H0 GERANIUMS REFRIGERATION SHOWCASE - 764 9m An Equal Opportunity'Employer Three for II 45 Hanging baskets. 14 95 ond "Reach In" by Cold-ln. Four sliding glass BUICK 1947 - Skylark Two door hardtop perlenced keypunch operotor with mln M/W. INSURANCE - Licensed Broker seeks Small VI. Vinyl top. Automatic, power MUSTANG 196S - 219 VI Three speed 60 SUZUKI 1974 - GT-5S0L. Red. With or Imum one year, for large Monmouth Coun- up. Flowers ond vegetable plants 59c o doors Cost 11900. Like new. 11300 142 series tires with mogs Tape deck. Two without Vefter fairing. Very good condl agency to buy. Consider partnership or pock and up. Strawberries, house plants 7413. steering/brakes, factory air, rear speaker. ly company. Excellent salary ond benefits SALESPERSON - Women'. w*or Ex manager relationship. 142-5)74. defroster, tinted glass. Excellent condi- vear old engine. Asking $500 or best offer lion 747 5643 program. Please reply by letter stating perlenced preferred Tues . 12-6. Wfd.. 17 etc Mike's Greenhouses. 701 Shore Blvd 671 tin, ask for Buddy Keonsburg. 717-5434 REFRIGERATOR SHOWCASE FOR SALE tion «719337. TRIUMPH "S00" 1971 - 7S00 miles. Good your experience, salary history and re- 6, Frl 10 S, Sot , 106 Apply In person. The KEANSBURG — Tavern plus Income In very good condition qulrementt to Box G-34S. The Dolly Regis Place, Morket Ptoce Mall, Rl 14, Moto- properly. Open to reasonable offers. Prln- GIRL'S ONE SPEED BIKE -125 BUICK 1977 — Skylark, two-door. Fur condition Asking 1750. Call (41 1799 after 4 Call 747-0157 p.m. ter, Shrewsbury. won. cipoli only Call 717 9714 or 4__ • «* I _4>4 approval! No opptlcailon refused. 741-5110 CADILLAC Mr. Fredericks 6. Auto Rent/Lease LAUNCH OPERATOR - Experienced SALES REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE - 6710926 OLDSMOBILE 1970— Del to M four-door. boot operator needed to run Keyporl Yacht Willing to learn. Atlantic Gloss Company. MERCHANDISE ORGAN CAMARO lftf — 396 Four >peed, M? rleor. Factory air, power sleerlng. power Club launch on weekends and one or two II Maple Ave., Red Bank. Of Asbury Park SADDLE - English Crosby Prlx.de No transmission. 411 atars. Tractioaction oarbors TOM'S FORD ALSO A LARGE tlons I6"> " seal U40 new Asking 1225 crakes, automatic, radio, 59.900 miles RENTACAR evenings. Coll Bud Delano Jr., 164-3411. Hooker heoders, 150 dual teed carburetors Priced to sell. 11.391. Coll 291 0450 SALES TRAINEE — Sarah Coventy — SELECTION OF PIANOS Also Meodowbrook Hunting Bridle Full All gouges Goodyear tires IISO0 Coll 741 DAILY RENTALS ANO LEASING LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced Positions still open lo ambitious per- 71. Merchandise for Sale Everett, Knobe, Moson cheak snaffle laced reins, standing. Marti IlifofterSpm OLDSMOBILE F IS 19M - Good condi 300 HWY 35 244 1400 KEYPORT Full benefits Salary commensurate with sons eager to make s 10 to 115 per hour & Hamlln. Kawal, Sahmer. ngal, 130. Call after 7 p.m. Mlddlelown, tion. SU cylinder, automatic Must sell ability Send resume to P O Sox 140, Mid commission, No investment, no delivery AIR CONDITIONER - Phllco. 13,500 Baldwin. Currier. Otto 67V1367. CAMARO 1970~~ 1325 or best offer 142 7115 10. Wanted Automotive dletown. Freehold. 7W-7975 North Brunswick. 171- BTU. runs on 110 outlet. Altenburg, Steck. Hardmon 3566 Coll otter S, 141-1111 SHADE TREES EVERGREENS - Aio- Wanted, party who needs 100% (Inonclng, OPEL 1973 — Manto two door Automatic JUNK CARS LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced In 775-9300 leas, rhododendron and rock gorden with no money down, on a 1970 Comoro Shift, air. Red and block top. 31.747 miles matrlmonlol and real estate. Downtown ALL FLOOR SAMPLE — TVs. refrig- erators, washers, dryers, ranges and ster Open dally III 9 Sot. til 5 plants. Free advice. You or we plant. El VI, power steering. S4.4O0 miles. S1WS. 121V5 Will occepl trade. MAC CADI Red Bank location. Call 741-5444. Main StI-. 1" "Corner at Mattlson Ave Iher woy you save Call 9441571 Many other models to choose from, For OLDS. 333 1334 ""•way" SALES eos drastically reduced tor quick sole. An- quick credit OK, call OASIS MOTORS Ot TOP DOLLAR LEGAL SECRETARY - For Eatontown We have on opening tor someone, with the derson's TV. 50 Broad St.. Red Bank. 747- HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Plan a Plant SIMMONS BEAUTYREST MATTRESS - (201) 771-7100. law office. Experien id Cll M potential of becoming a professional sales- 0)25. Party. Free plant and percentage ol sales. And box spring. Also full-six* headboard Bosselmonn, 543 3134 person, lo sell both new ond used cars tor •43-7374 or 747-3741. Coll 2644395. FOR USED CARS the county s oldest Pontiac dealership, It ALL ITEMS UNDER 150 — Rugs, lamps, C.DOUGLAS ALAN PLYAAOUTHS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. LEGAL SECRETARY - Stem, typing ex furniture and other bric-o-brac. Coll 177- HUTCH — 41" long by 61" high, dresser SNOW FENCE - 50'. redwood slain, 110 Zrtoll applications occtpted by phone. you have the ability to work as part of a MERCEDES BENZ SALES L SERVICE Rl 35 Soyrevllle, N J. 717 1300 perlence required. Freehold office. lop soles learn, contact Aaron Rossos, ol 3461. 42" long. Blond Mustang bucket seats, pleated green vinyl. 100 Oceonport Ave., Little Silver 142 5353 Guaranteed credit Coll tor one hour ser 431-1400 Hi 2230153. vice Bayshore Chrysler Plymouth. 170 USED CARS WANTED RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 Brood St.. Red ALUMINUM FILLERS SLATS - FOR 741 1370 CHEVELLE 1969 MALIBU SS With 596 1700 Ask tor Credit Manager. TOP Ml PAID. CALL MR ARTHUR LEGAL SECRETARY — Minimum Iwo Bank, 741 -SIM CHAIN LINK FENCES. BELFORO STEREO - Mognavox stereo, AM/FM ro engine, 13 volt, Posl rear, flbttrglas hood, PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1970 - 49,000 miles. AT BONNIE BUICK. 7744500 years legal experience required, WHOLESALE FENCE CO.. 717 1700 dlo, very good condition, 135. mag wheels and much more I1OQ0. Call at "all 143 30)0 IBM TYPEWRITERS six-cylinder, power steering, brakes. New SARAHrCOVENTRY ANTIQUE — Copper kettle, hand ham 7414379 tertp.m , 7171)73. brakes and carburetor Good condition. WANTED Can help you earn. In 11 hours. S7S Phone LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced, re mered. 16 high, 72'' wide, UN. Rental $16.50 per mo. STOCKADE FENCES - AT WHOLE CHEVELLE \Ht — SS 39* High perform SI550 or best oiler Call before I 30 p m or A I used con ond trucks Top dollar paid tponslble, all skills. Llncrott-Holmdel necessary. Jtl S7«. ?64 3W1. 1U SI99. 544 otter 6,143-1351. e_ OASIS MOTORS <301l 771 7100 U0« or IW 3715 Me-Met Rent with opllonlo buy 171-0] MLB PRICES BELFORO WHOLESALE once Bored Id 402. New cam, heodcrs. lift area Coll 741-0431 FENCE CO., 717-1700 < trs, puthrods, heads Holly, Ediebrock PONTIAC GRAND~AM 1973 - Four-door, SECRETARY ANTIQUES LIQUIDATING ESTATES KITCHEN CABINETS - Durable steel, LIGHT DELIVERY - Must have car Day Dining tables ond choirs Sideboards, or lour upper, three lower units plus 54" TOP SOIL — By the truckload. Plenty monltold. New back tires, shifter and bucket seats, fully loaded 47,300 miles, all work only. Hourly pay ond gas 379 Broad Port lime Medical office. Write P O Box stainless counter sink combination. 1100 clutch. Much work and new part* |ust com highway driving 11950 After 7 p.m.. 544 71. Fair Haven. moires, grandfather clocks, curio cabi- available. Angelo's Asphalt Paving. Colt way. Long Branch. 339-1114. While gas stove. 30", wood oven, 145 Cat 741 »VS4 or 333-0161 •,' plcted. Must sell Coll 7I7-4740 after Jp.m nets Desks. Oil paintings, chandeliers. 741-272T LOST YOUR JOB? — Lorge corporation SHEET METAL MECHANIC — Must be Oriental rugs. Lamps. PONTIAC TEMPEST WAGON - 1945 six- able to fabricate small lot aluminum pon- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES TRACTOR — Sears SS 16 Twin Oneyeor now hiring. Many, many fringe benefits KITCHEN CENTER ISLAND COUNTER old. 11450. cylinder Foctory tour-speed. Rum good Sales ond service. For Information, coll els from blueprint. Experience required. 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 741 7474 — Custom built. Formica, butcher block CHEVROLETS 142-7556 Electro impulse Inc., lie Chestnut SI.. Red 741 5473 414-3434. ANTIQUES - Solid oak cupboard, early top, 10x3. Drawers and shelves under •Credit applications accepted by phone Si. Help Wanted Bank. neath. 1275 Also pine shelving 142-7413. TV — 25" Zenith color console Guaranteed credit Coll for one hour ser PONTIAC 1944 GTO — Wit* many extros 1800 i, hand carved doors, S250. Asking UOO LPN — For Nursing Home. 311 shift. Full Best offer vice. Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth, 170- ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT - Llvt or port-time. Top salary. For appointment, SHEET METAL LAYOUT PERSON 244-0610 LAWN MOWER — II" Pennsylvania pow 741 BUI In. modern gorden apartment devel- PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Call after 5 p.m.. 741-6949 1700. Ask for Credit Manager. pleose call 3910*00 Monday Fndoy BEDROOM SET — Oak Dining room set er mower, reel type Excellent condition CHEVROLET 1965 - Four-door sedan PONTIAC 1973 CATALINA — Two door opment. Must have some knowledge of Good poy and benefits Apply at Lcclro 120 291-3449. TWO TRUCK Utility Trailers - Single electrical ond plumbing. Coll for appoint- MACHINIST — Experienced In tool grind Products. Inc.. Woodward Rood. Manola- kitchen set. 100 Sixth Ave., Long Branch. oxle, 8x13' One tandem Islx-ton) 1x16 Excellent running condition. 1250 Call Ul hardtop. Power steering, power brakes. BUM LIKE NEW 5 h p water pump. 50 GPM ot HN automatic transmission, air conditioning, menl, 513-1111. ing and die setting. Steady work, good pay pon Township. 444-9009. We ore on equal trailer. Call otter 6 p.m., 747-4413. ond excellent fringe benefits Apply BER opportunity employer. BOSH TRIM KNIFE — Never used, (110. 50 lbs. pressure, cost 1425. sell tor 1195 CHEVROLET 1967 SS - SS.OOO miles. New tinted windows, vinyl root and Interior. In- BARMAID M/W - Full time days. 11:10 GER INDUSTRIE.! INCUS Hwy 3. Ed! Large tool box to tit wide pickup truck, TWO UTILITY SIDE BOXES - Far pick cludes two new snow fires Good mileage o.ml.m. . to 7 p.m p.m. . Apply In person. The Cabo SNELLINC AND SHELLING — World's Exhaust Ian, double squirrel cage, II ", clutch, battery, alternator Very good rub- son Industrial Center. Metuchen. 549 3400 S40 142 755*. 135 One L7lx)5 Dunlop tire an Cadillac up truck. 140. ber, Ansen mogi and air ihocks Looks Excellent condition Coll 536-5167 after 6 et. Hwy 15. Eolontown larqest employment service. 54 Brood St . rim, leu than 1000 miles use. whllewoll. Call after 4 p.m., 717-6041 p.m. MANICURIST PEDICURIST — Ex Red Bank, N.J. 747-1121. and runs very well. 5700 or best offer Be BEAUTICIAN — Experienced Preferably BOWLING BALL - Tornado Ebonite, >7S 172 1615 after 6 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines All tweenl-op.nv, 717 1745 perlenced. Excellent working conditions black. S20. with following. Flexible Call 1434044. STORE CLERK - Port-lime evenings, makes new or used. Guaranteed low as Coll for Interview, §410044 weekends and holidays. For Krausier's 2919012 LIVING ROOM SET — Mediterranean CHEVY NOVA 1973 - Rod. twodoor E> RATCLIFFE PONTIAC style, with attached slate end table, red 125 Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St Next to Rl. 34 5437KM Eatontown Convenience Store. Musi be over II yeors CARPET theater 747-0415. cellent condition 11700. BEAUTICIAN — Immediate opening MECHANIC ot age Coll Mr L. ii7-noo. t-S. and gold brocade, with two matching 77«SS RED SANK VOLVO available In busy Shrewsbury salon. Good Experienced on dlesel trucks. Must hove Never used, 13x13. avocado green chairs. Call 7414516. UTILITY TRAILER 5x1 - Hecvy duty salary plus commissions. Call for oppolnt- SWITCHBOARO OPERATOR - Ex- 74779(0 after 1 p.m. CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE 1966 - Nexmon Springs Rd. Red Bank necessory tools Call 414 1100 LOCKE MOWER - 30" cut with sulky 1150 Coll offer 6 p.m 74I.SM4 ment, 229 3535. perienced 117 nlofil shll! Long term Full 739 0037 AM/FM radio, air conditioning. Rum very MEDICAL SECRETARY- Port time Ex or port-time. 741-4700. CHAIN LINK FENCES — WHOLESALE Power vacuum. Toro snowblower. Call well. Any reasonable offer 741-7470. SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For ine best BUS DRIVER/JANITOR - Full time. perlence desired. Send resume to P.O. Box PRICES. DO IT YOURSELF BELFORD 741 -0416 days. 741 -7173 evenings. VICTORIAN SOFA - Green velv Motawon Clltfwood area. Must have N.j. 73. Belfard, N.J. SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER/ANALYST — WHOLESALE FENCE CO.. 717-1700 CHRYSLER 1971 — New Yorker Broug car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoolle Cadillac MANURE - II a bushel. Five bushels lector's Item. Priced to sell. Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank bus driver's license. Various duties In- Develop ond Install commercial turnkey Call 143-5940 ham Four-door Full power 12400 firm MUSICIAN — Keyboard, for serious club systems on DEC mini computers. 3 3 years CHILD'S FORMICA BEDROOM - 1100 or minimum. Delivered. 7410910. clude: transportation ot children to ond 135 each piece. Italian bedroom, $50. •43-4533 from center, daily maintenance ot Head- group Into top forty. Eagles, etc. Conlocl assembly language experience a must. Re- Call 747-9512 WATERFORO CRYSTAL CHANDELIER Bonner's Ferry, 1191411. sumes only. Include salory history. Apartment sue relrloerator. 175. Bor, »S0. - Five lights. 1300. CHRYSLER (967 IMPERIAI Luxury STRAUB BUICK —OPEL itort center Call S9-SM0, Exl 30 lamp 542-6445. 741-4637. MARBLE FRONT AND TOP - To old Ice NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars SVNGERGISTIC S CORP 671-9130 after 5 p.m. loaded, full power Unbellevoble law mile BUS DRIVERS - Porl-tlme N.J. but NEED EXTRA CASH? - Oo you hove 10 cream counter. Front, 9'x40". Top, 9x14 age UOO 741-1794. Hwy 35 764 4000 Keyporl lo 30 hours available? To arrange for Inter P.O Box 55. Matooan. N.J. 07747 COLONIAL LIVING ROOM SET - Maple. Asking t225. Call 747-4973. WHITE REFRIGERATOR - Excellent driver's license required. Apply at 50 Hwy view, coll anytime 351-4190. 5343161. 710 Couch, choir ond table. 1100. CIRCLE CHEVROLET THE FINEST SELECTION - 01 new and 34, Leonardo. 'Se eidl dispatches r TELEPHONE SALES — Must have ex condition Once o year defrost. 1100 or best 3455 After 5. 493-1491. 142 9347 perlence. hourly pay or commission. Day Call 747-943* MERCHANDISE ~ 60% or more off retail otter. Call 142 5713 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 CASHIER, DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. ' 7413130 air-conditioned new cars In stock. NURSE — Caring, considerate, capable work only. 379 Broadway. Long Branch. CRIB AND DRESSER - Jenny Llnd style, price Includes 1000 cons Red Devil enamel, WHITE 36' STOVE SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini I Diner. IJ9I114. by Bossett, US. loo trailer hitches, auto-top carriers, ski McGLOIN BUICK.OPEL INC.. Shrews Hwy 34, Keonsburg, between 7-e p.m. RN desired tor II to 7 Supervisor. Contact US "CLASSIC" PORSCHE 19*1 — 1600 Super bury Ave.. New Shrewlbury 741-4100. Director of Nursing. Brookdale Nursing 7V14366 racks, floor mats, contact paper, spray Coll 172-Mil Coupe 47.733 miles, um TELEPHONE SALES - Morning and a! ialnt, metal shelving and many or CHAIRSIDE ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT Center. Rt. 35. Halle). lernoon hours available from our office. Leylne Motor Corp.. 741 -4570 DESKSJi , FILESiwirii, tablesUH*I, chairs, addi y terns. Call 717 2595 after 4 p.m. TIRED OF BEING LONELY? — Experienced only. Excellent salary and Coll 544 1334 chinesei, , typewriters, office equlpmenf. etc. f WOODCHIPS benefits. Interviews strictly confidential CORVETTE 1974 - Four-speed trans Call 747 1553 NURSE ot baargoln prices. New or used. AAC MUST SELL - Moved lo small house Call 142-0573 mission. 6000 miles AM/FM radio and 747 9100 or P O. Box 333, Red Bank. THREE LIFEGUARDS Large Mediterranean living room set, RN, with BSN or credits loword, tor Heod DESKK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhursl YOUNG FIG TREES — Ready to plant stereo eight Irock. Asking 14,200 firm Call TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser- For gorden oportments 531 3990 complete with tobies. 1700 or best offer after S p m , 543-6313 or 7171241 vice OOWNES PONTIAC. 47 Lower Mom CHURCH ORGANIST - Thurs night and Nurse on our fully equipped, modern, Coll JM-II4O Excellent condition. 364-9411. Three for 15. St . Matawan. 5*6-73W Sun. morning. Salary. 130 per week. Coll thlrly-bed Psychiatric Unit. Previous ex* 2642672 TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside soles DRAPES— Loouweove, ngbby textured, DAT SUN 544^515,9 noon weekdays perlence> requiredrequired.. custom-made, designer-styled drapes. To NEVER USED - RCA TV, XL 100, 19" WASHINGTON'S AUTO SALES TORONAOO 1973-Twodoor Full power. to wholesale accounts. Good opportunity color, 100% solid state. One year toclory FM stereo 13000 CLERK - Full time, tor paint and wotlpo lor right person. Write lo Box J-767. The lit double glass doors or picture windows 72. Garage/Yard Sales 370 Brood St. 3*4 1333 Keyport We offer on excellent storting salary, lib- RICH and cheerful Mend ot oronges. yel warranty. 741-4477. 173-1114 per store Fowler Point and Wallpaper. eral benefits, pleasant working atmos- Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. GARAGE SALE - Wed . 9-5, 35 Stondlsh DODGE CORONET 500 - 19)1. Low mile- Sea Bright. 143 5115. lows, browns ond rusts. t'7V> ' long x 13 3" OLD SCHOOL DESK - 125 Disney light TRIUMPH 1974 TR-* _ AM/FM. radlals, phere, four weeks vocation, tuition refund WAITRESSES (M/W) -Must be ex- across, total Used one month Cost S35O, Rd.. Little Silver. Furniture, curtains, mis- age. 11.300 program. fixture, 120. Life boat compass. 120 Call cellaneous. • Coll 747-94JI fog lights. Showroom condition. 17.S00 CLERK TYPIST - Must be experienced perienced. Apply In person, Rex Diner, 117 asking 1175. Coll 741 5014 5t3-S937. nllel 14500.717-1410. Full time. Red Bonk area. w Front St.. Red Bank DODGE DART SWINGER 170 - Sin cylli 141.9090 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL DOG HOUSE — Heavy duty, for medium PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors VOLKSWAGEN - 1971 Super Beetle Ster WOMEN AND MEN - Full or part lime Factory fresh 12 SO o gal More Classified der. stick, immaculate Inside and ou CLERK TYPIST - Familiar with figures. PERSONNEL DEPT. sue dog, 135. Bench saw, ISO. Four new tires. 11495 Call 495 3641 eo. Musi sell. Bgsl offer. Income potential unlimited. Selling our Coll 747-4011 after 5 p.m. Call 717 3144 or 717 3*67 on Next Page Coll alter S. 319-3130 Call Mrs. Sills. Permanent part-time. 35 Union St Red Bonk, N.J. 07701 EXCLUSIVE line ol distinctive gifts Only DODGE —DATSUN 747-5544 go-getters need apply For personal Inter- VOLKSWAGEN BUS 19*9 - Green Ask 741-2700, Ext. 200 view send name, oddress and phone No. to LABRIOLA MOTORS INC COUNTER HELP, EXPERIENCED Newman Springs Rd , Red Bonn 741 3433 ing 11325 71,000 miles. Equal Opportunity Employer M/W International Showcase. P.O. Box 2087. BUSINESS Coll 747-39U otter 4 pm. Bettmvy BrllBrlte CleanerClean s NURSE'S AIDE - Evening shift. 3:30 Westboro Station. Red Bonk, N.J. 07701. DODGE 1970 CHARGER 500 — Twodoor Coll 143 5153 11:30. Experienced. Apply In person. Hill- An equal opportunity employer.^ DIRECTORY hordtop. Gold with block vinyl top. Fully VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - A-l condition, ask top Nursing Home, Kings Hwy. Middle equipped Including lope deck, olr condi- ing 1300. Also 1969 Bulck LeSabre. asking CUSTODIAN M/W — Full lime. S'l day tioning and bucket seals. New tires. Mo- U50 Call after 6.144-0405 week. New building. Fringe benefits. 53. Domestic Help Reply to P.O. Box 477, Red Bonk. N.J. CLASSIFIED tor, Interior, body ond palnl in good condl NURSE'S AIDES — No fees. We have VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Radio and healer work for you immediately in hospitals, HOUSEKEEPER - Two days per week Hon. One lender needs repair Need mon Best offer. Own transportation necesury. ey. 1750.142 3314 mining homes and private homes. Call Coll 531*455 DENTAL ASSISTANT QUALITY CARE. 494 3430 M-4IM VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1971 - 43.000 miles DOREMUSFORD Experienced In cholrslde assisting. Neat. NURSE'S AIDE — Part-time, ex HOUSEKEEPER - Complete charge o Radio Terrlllc shape 11375 or best offer Intelligent and willing .10 work in busy household ctiores No cooking. Must hov SALES-SERVICE PARTS 717-1595 or 764-5515. perlenced, reliable. Weekends, 1-4 p.m. 700 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk 7414000 modern office. Full time. Salary com- Coll 164-3541 driver's license. Three school age chl VOLKSWAGEN 1944 mensurate with ability. Call 944-4444 dren. Call 741-ielJ between » and t p.m BUSINESS DIRECTORY FIAT ISO 1973 - Convertible Encellent DENTAL ASSISTANT - Orthodontic of NURSES-RN'S — All shlfti. Goad starling S400 or best offer salary plus company benefits. Apply in condition. One owner. IISOO. 717 (419 flee. Red Bank area. Experience pre- 54. Situations Wanted Call 264-9516 ferred, but will train. Capable, omblllous person io Green" Grove Convalescent Cen- 1977 VEGA HATCHBACK - Excellent Fer, Green Grove Rd. and Route 64, Nep- ADAIYGUJK FORD CONVERTIBLE 1969 — Automatic, person. Excellent benefits. Reply Box L- Female condition 39,750 miles. 11*50. 331. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. tune. power steering Low mileage Coll otter 5 391 3131 GENERAL CLEANING - Doy work p.m., 1421122. OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR three days a week. Experienced. Of BUSINESS SOVKES TO SUIT YOUR NODS DENTAL ASSISTANT - Near Red Bonk. SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY. FOROGALAXIE XL 1969 1975 CORVE TTE-lmmediote delivery 4'.j doyi Mature, relloble person. Busi- HIGH RATES. NO FEE. H7Rte3S. Good condition TOWNE CHEVROLET ness office skills necessary. Reception and EATONTOWN. 543 53O0 MOTHER OF TODDLER - Will bobys Call 717 5434 1355 Rt 15. Mlddlftown 471-4100 cholrslde duties. Send complete resume lo In my home. Full or part.lime, doy o CARPENTRY WORK PAINTING Box J-161. The Dolly Register, Shrews- ORDERLY-M/W - For Nursing Home 7 night, Keonsburg Coll 717-5305. A BETTER PAINT JOB? Home and Marine FORD 1963 FALCON WAGON - Good bury. 3 shift. Top salary ond fringe benefits. DO Interior-Exterior t> Paperhonglnc) transportation. S7S. EXTERIOR —INTERIOR Bill Cloyton-7I793U 3. Trucks And Trailers NOT PHONE. Apply In person, weekdays, SEEKING PART-TIME WORK -A REASONABLE • CLEAN CALL 741 455* Call 717-4417 Coll 39133*9 DOCTOR S ASSISTANT - Wed.. Frl.. Sol. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.. Atlantic Highlands Nursing nurse's olde or companion to elderly per CLEAN YARDS CHEVROLET PICK UP 1951 - Runs Will train. Send complete resume lo Or. A son 542-5341 AUUINADDINGU MACHINENiALHiNbS> -— TypewriterI ypewriiers soldsola, Cellars—attics—aarooes PAINTING - Interior and exterior FORD 1964 Home. I Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic High renled. repaired. *—' •"' "—-•«• Driveway cooling also. Custom work. g.joo d With boxes ond rocks. New tires. Pontone. 351 Broad St.. Red Bank. lands. renled, repaired. Serplco's 101 Monmouth Coll otter 3 pm 741 2149 Runs good. 1300 300 firm. Coll 143103! WILVILL CARE —- For ore-schoopre-school children I SI.. Red Bank. 747 Fully Insured. 741-5171. COll 495 OK» DRIVERS AND YARD PERSONNEL PART-TIME HELP WANTED - With full ny home. Atlantic Highlands ooreo DUTCH BOY PAINTERS Good benefits PAINTING - Interior, exterior Very reo- FORD 1970 - Country Squire wagon VI FORD F-350 RACV 1974-For payments time pay. Choose own hours. No In- Call »1 4S4O Exterior only. Insured. Free estimates. Coll after 6 p.m. Call 753 7735 ADDITIONS REMODELING 747-4446 sonabtc. Free estimate. outomotlc. power steering and broke! vestment. Coll 495 3060 or 711-3570. Coll 312 10*6 alter 5pm 495 9053 DRUG STORE SALESPERSON - Must be NEW HOMES New snows. Runs great, looks excellent PART-TIME HELP WANTED — Hours 55. Situations Wanted Call the "Inflation Fighters." Tamo Con- HILLBILLY'S — Yard and home Improve- H400.CoM 73v 1641 well experienced In cosmetic soles. Ex- Painting - Paperhonglng 1:30 to 13. Apply In person. Ben's Cor struction Co., 5310093 or 542 4946 ments. Maintenance (all types). Free esti- CXL STONE 4. Motorcycles cellent working conditions. Full time only- Wash. 414 Rt is. Mlddlelown Male mates. Coll 944 4106. ask lor Bob. GTO 1967 _ Four speed. 400 engine Reply Box G-144, The Dolly Register. Free estimates 2914241 CL HONDA - 1973 450 Well-taken care GUTTERS — Yards, cellars cleaned ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic 360hV^ Shrewsbury. N.J. PART-TIME — Office cleoner. Shrews tile. Complete line ot remodeling. Coll HOME IMPROVEMENTS - No lobs too Call MI 11« ot 11.000. h. .. —.-^ings. Trees cut. Rolotllllng ot gardens Reoson bury area, evenings able. Free estimates 741 4305 Rich Molmberg. 717-3542. Serving Mon small. Fully Insured. Free estimates. Coll 739 9443 EXHAUST SYSTEM INSTALLER — Au Coll 4*3 ion month County 10 yeors. Call Pete. 544-3057 PARKAS PAINTING lomotive and torch experience. Company Call JEEP SALES AND SERVICE HARLEYt)«VIDSON 1957 - Chopper All HANDYMAN OESIRCS DAILY benefits and excellent future Apply In per- PLUMBER-EXPERIENCED AND WEEKLY WORK ALL TREES - Pruning, telling, stump re- HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, exterior. Industrial, commercial, residential Twin Boro Motors. Inc. rebuilt and much chrome. Coll otler 7 son only, MIDAS MUFFLER. 450 Hwy 35. Reasonable. 131 E Newman Springs Rd Red Bank p.m.. 7171731 COII3OI-03V9 CALL 747 J357 moval and cartage. Free estimates. Bea- Free estimates Call 542 3179 CALL NOW 7474040 Mlddletown. ver Tree Service. 147-7743. Coll 142-5146 HONDA 1971 CB45O - Low mileage. Ex REAL ESTATE CAREER - Business Is PEARL AND BEAO RESTRINGINC KAY MOTORS cellent running condition Very clean Go EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - good and we need help. It you hove an aptl- 51. Help Wanted ALUMINUM SIDING AND ROOFING • SCHLOEDER * Expertly. On braided nylon or chain. rVom HONDA CIVIC rage kept Asking UOO Must sell, buying Wonted for days or nights. Town ond Coun- fude lor selling, and are willing to work tar Sold ond Installed by mechanic 12 50 per strand Closps from 11. REUS 257 Broadway 333 3347 Long Branch larger bike 717-1394. try Diner. Hwy IS ondI BrBroadwayo . Keyport above-average compensation, you may Call Frank, 564-l74e • CONSTRUCTION CO. • SILLES', 36 Brood St.. Red Bonk 364 6130 quality. Training and guidance constantly KITSON CHEVROLET CO HONDA 1973 — 100CC Excellent condition Antique Clocks, watches, fine lewelry ex- Building contractors 239-6540 anytime QUALITY UPHOLSTERY — Slipcoverleave s FACTORY WORK — Packers, machine available. Join o professional team now NURSES pertly repaired. Don Pons Jewelers, 799 Hwy 14 Eatontown 1700 miles Like new. S375 tirm For Interview, coll Ted Blerwlrth. BOW K S, R PAINTING CONTRACTORS ond draperies. Your material or our*. Call S42I0OO 143 1159 operators, warehouse workers. Not* oc RN and/or LPN, lull lime posi- River Rd., Fair Haven. 1434257 JIB Decorators at 7479114. ceptlng applications for second and third TELL ASSOCIATES. 191-1100. Kurl A. Boesewetter Roger Glerlng shltts. Apply In person. Pride-Mode Prod- tion. 11 p.m to 7 a.m shift Lib- ANY TREE — Trimmed or removed. We Brush, Roll ond Spray ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates RECEIVING AND SHIPPING POSITION also do carelul. reasonably priced moving 7411734 7744732 2; Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale ucts. Edwards Industrial Center. 740 Lloyd — Available lor person experienced In eral benelits. Mew salary scale Olson Roofing & Siding Co Call 775-0705 Rd. Matawan. labs. 747-200) or 741 MU Evenings 747S616. Esl. 1903. building supply business Apply In person. N0UMX1 CONVMUaNt CINTII LAWN MAINTENANCE - Cleanups, FASHION FROCKS - Con otter you quick Marine Lumber Co.. 1119 Ocean Ave., Sea ARGON ROOFING — We stop the leaks al grass cutting, edging, pruning, seeding, poy. two wardrobes a year, ond your own Bright. Hwy 34, HetMtM, Ml «M100 a price you can't beat. Rooting of all types. fertilizing, weed control, fungus control. part-time career. For Information coll. Speclallilng In hot tar. 511-3144. Over 13 years experience. ROOFING-PAINTING 717 3M0. not after 7 p.m. 51. Htlp Wanted ART-CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, con I N.J. Tort Grass Assoc Spring Special 147 3756 or 170-3762 crete walks and polios. Free estimates Irway Londscoplng — Free esll ROOFING — Siding, aluminum siding, al- FLOOR WAXERS — Part-time evenings Call 7411526 or 721 5991 MI-R55 terations ond repairs. Free estimates. Call Must be experienced. Shrewsbury area 495 1115 or 367 7211. MMM A1S CONTRACTOR - Sidewalks, polios, LAWNS CUT Call 7474412 or FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR - Far WE HAVE OPENINGS sleps, etc. Free estimates. Call otter 5. 717 111" 142 4193 otter 6 p m ROTOTILLING five Bourn 14>7O buckle folders. Coll Al. Lei us do the digging. Lawns, vegetable 201-46MSM or write Howlhorne Som FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS LET ME DO IT! gardens our specialty. Reasonable. Coll merlleld. 40 Jackson St.. Freehold. ATTENTION: HOMEOWNERS REMODEL PAINT REPAIR now lor appointment, 239-0517. I om a painter with six years experience EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED THTor 12,0001 FOOD SERVICE TECHNICIANS - Hloh 1. Sewing machine operators and om starting my own business. I om REASONABLE 741-4551 FRIENDLY ROTOTILLING • IMILES NATIONWIDE! MILES NATIONWIDEl school graduates Full or port.time 17-21 looking lor satisfied customers to eslobtlsh Free estimates Reasonable WRITTEN PARTS GUAR-I years of age. No experience necessory. a reputation for quality work ond'reason- LIGHT HAULING 264 7062 WRITTEN PARTS QUA 2. Heat sealing machine operators Lawn cutting, trees cut down. Reasonable. Earn while you learn, If qualified Oood oble prices. Quality paints used. Call now ROTOTILLING IANTEE . . . on Engirt*,| fringe benefits. Join the Marines. Coll 741 for tree estimate. 937 1694 741-0269 I Twit* DW>r>nttol. IANTEE . . on EnglneJ 3. Trimmers Belt rates around til ATTICS, CELLARS. YARDS CLEANED NEED A NEW ROOF? Call 471-2073 FOOD SERVICE MANAGER - Patios ond sidewalks Installed. Trees Free esll moles. Reasonable rales. 4. Packers Smith Bros. Rooting SHEETROCK TAPING ritTO VOLKSWAGEN Trained. Fulltime. cut. Reasonable Call 142-9346. Small-large lobs. 7tOD3i4 weekday^eve 1*69 VOLKSWAGEN Coll »7I-1049 (or appointment 741-3133 Fastback, forest green ra- 5. Warehouse workers BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING nlngs. Sun., o.m. Buddy Coulo I Convertible, radio/blk leather- 21 Years Experience ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling. All SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Zftptr- dio/heater. 4-spd standard. types of masonry. Driveways. Call 495- | ette ml #U5-29A, engine & 717-1531 ed cushion covers, expertly f I fled. Runs perfect. #1)5-25. 42,039 | STEADY EMPLOYMENT • GOOD BENEFITS 01W.7l7.leM. stitched Call Joan. 671 13*1. trans rebuilt 76.194 mi HAIRDRESSERS CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks small mi. ond medium slied jobs. Complete Interior OFFICE CLEANING TRUCK RENTALS - AA INC. 717-0*33 or MM COLORISTS remodeling service. Ponellng. Kitchen 9620 Maine lo Flo one way or local, com UM MANICURISTS cabinets, cabinet remodeling, reflnlshlng. 7419479 merclol or private. 1972 prices In effect. SKIN CARE NAPPE-SMITH bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceilings. PAINTING ANO DECORATING DOMESTICS Free advice and estimates. Good work Carl B. Jones Fully Insured WE MOVE APARTMENTS SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY Open Howe Interviews 30 Southard Ave. Farmingdale monshlp Call anytime, 329-5359. For tree estimates call 319 IBM CALL 143-7797 (Monnotton Affiliated Solon) MOTORS, Inc. MOTORS, Inc. HAIR DIRECTORS CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK PAINTING WILL CLEAN CELLARS. ATTICS, 7SC Brighton Ave. 938-6221 Alterations oral additions. Exterior. Fully Insured. Experienced. Reo GARAGES. Reasonable SKm 74U500J 741-85001 West End, N.J We are an Equal Opportunity Employer A. Bruce E igenroudi Ml-ltn sonoble. 170.9541. Call 591-9491 anytime . Oorogt/Yofd Solts 1*1. Apartments 10S. Summer Rentals SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. MAY 13 1975 The DS-tfy RcgtStCT 13 **LI - Hou*eheld Item*, tart. tHE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane l ol eve>ylw).g May U. IB-S . ml HIGHLANDS - Four roomI oportm POCONO MOUNTAINS - Wild Acrel »!• per moMK includn «i utilities Lake New lake Iron OMttt. pack, boot 131. Mobile Homes 310. Lost And Found monwi security Call 741 5511 all clue tocllllies Weekly BELVEDERE - 17x44 Iwo yeocs old LOST — Siberian Husky, lemale seven HIGHLANDS - Four rooon oporlmenl Chiropractic RUMSON — Charmiaaly furnished, se Two bedrooms Fully air conditioned ond months old. blue eye ond brown eye Last 73. Mochlntry For Sole eluded twobedroom Haute near library, furnished AduM park Walk lo snapping seen Tues . April 79. al I TOP m following II.>,•••_*«I 1911 -•'•-•* M-LJ CMAUAftRS BEACH SANITIZE* summer theater, fine rettauraxl. IMS and young man on 10 speed bicycle heading beocfi May IS Seal IS IIS00 includes mill- wesl on Kings Hwy Dog belongs lo Moon r AM IN beoch t«oclor. I* hsakt b HIGHLANOS - Two bedroom .pan ties 291 12*7 w M3 74fm '.., CAMPERS' - 17 mobile home, two bed unit to honor UlIlM "M l" menu 1175 plus electric heal Call lorV roomt. kitchen living room, lull bofh. ol loin Hill Nursery School 141 Kings Hwy polntment. » to 5. 779 IIM. osk tor Jean or Bel Haven Loke Comp Grounds. Green East Atlantic HigXiands Call 391 0954 Re Mr Clef I Alter 5pm call tnnak lot. Furnlthed Rooms Bank. New Jersey, Parkway Exll 57. near ward Botslo 1903 471 5491 M£L*DI'- - Hrtro •one. r.oe—aa.11 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Clew fu7 Schreiber ^g^-i-Ka^igii aportment Country setting Heal, hat wo mined room Snare both MS per month CUSTOM BUILT MOBILE HOME - Gen 2.3. Instruction • Husiecurlly CJIH9HIS4 trolly Olr conditioned Very reasonable CERTIFIED MATH TEACHER Will do WEST LONG BRANCH -J 7lMaH private tutoring In home Grades 7 through i.M.J.I77Blo>4Aa¥Ts,|i71 - EAST KEANSBURG - Roam ana balh KEANS8URG - Completely remodeled Kitchen privileges, use of washer and GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMTs"- 17 391 1131 The MonrmmthOcean Chir» ELECTRIC ROTOR - Hommerdrill second floor four roam apartment Mad dryer Walk lo bus Wemon only ill per Bethony Rd . Hailel AOull park Walk to Kanoo Model 417 with three Wls. 1300 j PIANO LESSONS IN MY HOME Adull practic Society has an' ern kitchen. Hie bath Located neor bank week Call 7171300 shopping Call HI IBM beginners welcome Experienced teacher MM. 40 cycle. Con be seen ot 450 Broad SI Riding Walking distance to oil facilities Shrewsbury 143 5444 • FURNISHED ROOM - Private balk, pri n'llMXIt - 17x4* Holly Park wllh College music motor grad 741 4417 nounred that Arthur SchrrC °1i """ * vote entrance, with kitchen privileges III 19x14' Expando living room. Iwo bed ber of Freehold has been ciW Si-ECTBlic WELDER - 4 cvllfkttT Main SI , Keypori. rooms, awning, shed, olr conditioning, PUBLIC NOTICE KEANSBURG - Duplex. Ihree rooms KEANSBURG - Roems with kitchen patio, lorge lol. shrubs, trees Adult port, sen to be (he recipient of the Nice oreo June I occupancy 1140. plus con slay an lol No pets 744(117 SMTICI utilities and secumy 143-4415 privileges, parking. Near beach, bus line Dr Robert II Hazel Merit, LOGAN LATHE 10 - 0/C gear boi~aM All yeor round 47 Carr Ave 717*497 HA/lfcl AREA - 197] Holly Pork. 4,7x17 The time and location al the regularly orlachments. Droning lobli/oesk conv KEANSBURG - Modern apartment Near Iwo bedrooms, cenlrol olr. awnings shea. scheduled meenng ol the Keansburg onous Service Award. binotlon with tunning machine Alter I Ironuwrtatlon Private home Best time to KEYPORT polio, appliances ond more Adull park Board ol Education on May 15. 1975 has p.m.i 4TVI1I7. call, before noon, mull Coll Mon thru Frl, 719 1755 been changed la. and will be Held this For moture gentleman only month only, at the Fiances Place Ele Named in honor of the lal* WEIL McLAIN OIL FIRED STEAM KEANSBURG - On. bedroom apartment 739 9361 or 14} 9347 MOBILE HOMTFOTI SALE - One yeor mentor y School at 7 10 p m •OILER - Will, automatic lAd *? in two tomlly home S700 plus utilities, one PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air old, 17 xS3 . onebedroam Stilled, awn PATRICK R COLLUM Spring Lake chiropractor. ih< MS. till) In cralt. ins 111 Ml month security requested 717 lit! conditioned. ings. shed, air conditioning Walk to shop Board Secretary ping 113.000 7441911 Hi Hazel Award Is presented KEANSBURG - Three beautiful rooms. Call 9 5 p.m . 747 1041 May I] 13 «, 77. Pits ond Livestock furnished Prefer elderly couple or busl RED BANK - Front furnished rooms on MOBILE HOME - Two bedroom Skyline annually to an individual who ness persons Ills with oil utilities 71/ Skirled, awnings, shed on lot with view in NOTICi ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING the ground and second floor with private Tote notice Ihol SILOW. INC . hot o» exemplifies the highest stan- Problems Corrected ond Obedience 6701 entroncc Silting room ond kitchen privi lavely.rjdull park Asking 111.510 Call 471 plied lo the Mayor and Council ot the In Your Home-Lifetime Guarantee KEY PORT - Avolloble Immediately leges. Women preferred Inquire ol 43 Pe 9653 oiler I Borough ol Red Bank tar o Plenary Re dards of civic achievement •or FREE Consultation CALL 94} 1700 One bedroom apartment in 0 three family lers PI. Rod Bonk. MOBILE HOMF - 10 > 55 Excellent con loll Consumption w Srood Package Amerlcon Dog Training Academies house »IS pet month, utilities included TWO ROOMS FURNISHED ^~Ihare dilion Two bedrooms Mony extras On lot Privilege license c 17 lor premises sifu und community service AKCMINIATURE XMNAUZER PUPPIES Coll oner 3, 71717ol kitchen Mature womon only Long Branch in Adull Pork Asking 14 700 Must sell oted ot 44 Monmoulh SI . Red Bant. N J area. No pets 2911331 4954144 Oblectlont. It any. should be mode im KEYPORT - Old World charm Large". mediately In writing le John Bryan. Mr. Schreiber. vice presi- Bright Hi room apartment Heal, hoi wo WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Keansburg MOBILfTHOME - 10x50 Two bedrooms Clerk ol the Borough of Red Sank ter 73t-ll7OeHerT?m Rooms with kitchen use, 120 weakly Completely furnished Air conditioned, LUOWIGC SILOW dent and director of the Mid AKC SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES - awning and Fiberglas skirting Coll 791 •tack, while Brown or blue eyes Cham KEVPORT - One two-bedroom, and one 717 4169 or 717 MSI President fHomlUp bloodline 543 4353 4911 Monmouth Chamber of Com- efficiency garden aportment Centrally lo WINTER RATES -Single and double lur 717 Ocean Avenue AKC SIBERIA* HUSKY PUP - Nina caled. air conditioned June I. Coll 344 mshed rooms Alpine Manor. I Portland ON LOT IN EATONTOWN 1977 like Long SrgMh, N. j. merce, serves as a trustee of month, old Bell oiler 0111. Rd., Highlands I7fl773. "S«at belts might keep you safe, but they don't let you new Two bedrooms Adults only No pels ELI2ASETH 1IL0W Vice President the Freehold Area Hospital, a Coll 791 5145 KEYPORT — Three-roam apartment, all 54750 Days. 747 4444 Evenings, 547 jofl see much." I0IU Con be left on pad Senior citiirns 717 Ocean Avenue. AKC SIBERIAN HUSKY - Eight months utilities supplied. Suitable mtddleoged or 108. Commercial Rentals Long Bronch, N. J member of the Board of ttfe older, mole or female One month sec only Asking 14.MM Can be seen by op I UDWIG CHRISTIAN BILOW III nly luim ATTRACTIVE - Modern olllces al 10 poinlmenl 13011 744 7519 after I Multiple Sclerosis society of Call 143 5719 Spring St.. Red Bank. Two to six office Secretary Treosurer LONG BRANCH - Yearly rental Four suites. On premises parking Near shops 131. Houses tor Sale 131. Houses for Salt 104 Horlihorne Rood Monmouth and Ocean Coun- roams. Month's security Everything In and restaurants, one block from River view 140, Rial Estate Wanted Locust. N J OLDt SHREWSBURY - Cap* Cod on ties, and a member of the Coll 391 7943 eluded, oicepf electricity, fn 5043 after 1. Hospital, but away from troftic tarns. Low LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In May 13,30 11194 rentals stort at 13 95 per square foot, in larae lot- Living room with lifcpioce. tor MATAWAN - Glenn Garden Apartments. ~FA7R HAVEN mat dining room, larot .ikhi-n, family Keonsburg Mlddlelown Hoilel Holmdel board of the American Red - Four cuddly tabby kittens Nine eluding complete lonllorlol service and IHE SMOLKO AGENCY 717417] OROIHANCf NO 177 old. one bedroom. Ills Heal, hot water, park supplies Phone tor detoils or showing ol Seven-room house with enclosed porch room with pool table, two lo Ihrrt bed AN OROINANCE FIXING THE SALA Cross He is also on the exec- 944-M44 74(V59S Quiet neighborhood Reasonable. Call 741 roomi, with wall to wall carpet throughout LOCAL CONTRACTOR - Needs lots on RIES, WAGES. AND FEES OF EM «324 ^ home Ashing U).000 Ml ffM which to build cuslomtied homes All PLOYEES AND BOROUGH Of H utive council, Monmouth Boys FREE KITTENS - Mother, one male, one FAIR HAVEN - 400 so ft Office with re GOODTTARTER~lS.loo~Three bed' areas considered Call detalis now to CIALS OF THE BOROUGH OF ceptlon area. All utilities included Pork room ranch, Mlddlelown. Fenced yard, RED BANK — Colonlol •Itftr homt MATAWAN-KEN GARDENS Bright and lunny Two three bcdroomi. BRUMCO BUILDERS 717 7333 UNION BEACH. MONMOUTH Scouts, and is a member of Large, modern, one and two-bedroom ing Call 142 3SM large dining room, full basement Newly entroncc holt, living room, dining room. SELLING YOUR HUM! ' COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE apartments from I no Wall to wall carpel painted. Wall lo wall Excellent trans- CALENDAR YEAR 1975 Ihe board of trustees of Rider FRENCH POODLE - Mlnoture, while. It LTNCROFT—MIOOLETOWN - Lawyers, portation. Low taxes. Principals only Call kitchen, \Vt batht, modern oppllancei. Air mole, live months old. Wonderlul with Ing, olr conditioning, oil street parking doctors ond other professionals Take o cortdlltoneri. New wiring and plumbing WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH SE IT ORDAINED By The Mayor and Swim club. Recreation area Neor trans 495 1956. College children 145 Coll 495 3944. look at 240 Holt Mile Rood Exceptionally Furnnhetf or unturniihed Tret lined CLOVER REALTY 344 7400 Council ol the Borough ol Union Beoch. portotlon and shopping Easy commuting tine rental space available will partition HIGHLANOS - On the hill, three family ilreet. Quick and easy to shopping. County ot Monmoulh. ond Slate ol New OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - AKC loNYC.SU-4010 lo suit your needs. Oft Exit 109 of parkway. house River rights. Beautiful view. ichoolt, transportation, mot mo Neor Riv Jersey, as lollows reflslered Champion bloodline ISO. U0 ervlew Hospital .31,400 Pleow call 1*\ SECTION I The tallowing snail con The award will be present- Beautiful. Coll 4714175 or 4714319 MATAWAN - Strothmore Garden Apart For further Information, call CAMASSA 147,500 Coll after 1 p m. 177 1115 By own ments Efficiency One and two bedrooms AGENCY. REALTORS, MCMLS, COM mi stltute the salaries, or tees ot the In ed to Mr. Schreiber at. a OERMAN SHEPHERDS - Mall and le 1171. 1210, »50 Heat, hot water and park MERCIAL DEPARTMENT, 222 4100 Eve (<[ ( Rl A I ION At dlcoled officials for the calendar yeor malt, odultt. AKC Mull tell Best otter Ing SUS434. nlngs, 222-O390. HOLMDEL 1975. and payment (hereof shall be on Ihe brunch in his honor at the Ho- Alter 6:30, 471 3911 Colonlol situated on 2'j acrel of lond RED BANK time basis as hereinafter provided MIDOLETOWN - Furnished opartment LINCROFT - Two finished suites In con Beautllul fireplace In living room, full ID III MAYOR - Five Hundred I1WO00I liday Inn here on May 15 GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTERS Suitable couple or retired Call after 3. 471 temporary professional building In heart of basement, two-car garage ll won't last, JUST REDUCED - Wt,?00 111. Bicycles/Mini Bikes Dollars pel Annum, payable quarterly call now. 159.900 BOB GRIMM AGENCY, "One of a kind" renovated century old Good hunting stock ITM.Mr Coliano. Llncroft. Rental Includes oil utilities. For BICYCLE - Greol condition, three speed. 131 BOROUGH COUNCILMI hi - Coll 391 9179 offer 4 p.m information call 747-1141. tenter ho" Colonial, perfect tor a large MONMOUTH BEACH - New lunury tow tomlly, located on a tree lined ttreet |utt a Irn speed look, plus spore parts 145 firm Five Hundred ISSOOOOI Dollars per on MIDOLETOWN OFFICE FOR RENT — In HOLMDEL - Three bedroom split with C all 741 SHO. nim, payable quarterly IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC regls nhouset. All appliances. Central air. Pool, prestige office building. Including recep- short walk to town. Four bedrooms, study, lered Eight weeks old tennis courtt. Ncor beaches. V j baths. aomeroom, IVi baths, woll-lo wall corpel two oaths, streamlined modern kitchen. 131 BOROUGH CLERK - Eight Thau Raise $3,000 tion room, lorge work area, two private of Ing. dishwasher, dryer ond central air PARATROOPER MOTOR BIKE \iiiul one Hundred Seventy eight Dollars Coll 391-5170 den, one-bedroom, 1325 Two bedrooms. Large rooms. Aluminum siding. Can't last Needs work. 115 1375 One year lease, one month s security Ikes ond kitchenette area Rent Includes 14.900 llrm Principals only 7444999 ond Forty-five Cents IM.UI 45) per on LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES - heat, lights and air conditioning. Ideal for at this pf Ice. Call 739 0017 num. payable semi monthly 791 3044 evenings, weekends HOLMOEL U5.000 for cancer fund AKC. championship background One ytl architect or design engineer. 1475 per 1 I.I HISUIIIII.II IHIASUHIH One low temole, one block female All shots, MONMOUTH BEACH - Three roam month LAWLEY AGENCY, 100 Hwy 35, Three bedrooms, I j bdlhs, 14* dining 152. Boats ond Accessories Thousand Fifty 111.050 001 Dollars per RED BANK - More than wormed. 1150 eoch. 741 MAI otter 4 pm oparlment. Heat, hot wafer supplied. Red Bank 741626! room, 17' science kitchen, den, two fire annum, payable quarterly weekdays Screened porch Garage No pets Suitable places, basement, garoge. over on ocre BEST ill I I K 17 I iberglos Runabout 151 ACTING TAK ASSESSOR - One M.000 was raised by the Vlto MlODLETOWN - Hwy 35 Small suite, landscaped lot. BQBJJS 71 hp Evlnrude No trailer tor adults. 2» 1117 Thousand Five Hundred Seventy five LHASA APSO PUPPIES - Eight weeks prime space. MELMED REALTORS »7I 5*50 UO River Rd Fair Hoven Call 171 1450 III.575OOI Dollars per annum, payable Ma/.za team during three AKC-reglslered females Show potential RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS - One Call 741-4154 quarterly. Coll 147 4*44 IDEAL STARTER HOME - Wllh extra BOSTON WHALER - G1ASTRON. SII bedroom, 1200. Available Immediately 747-4532 NGER. DURANAUTIC, JOHNSON out 141 ASSESSING CLERK - Four Ihou days of an American Cancer Contact Manager, Apt. F4, or phone VI MlODLETOWN "~ lot Three bedrooms. Only 145,000. LUCKY ACRES PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE HINTELMANN. Realtors. 1434400 boards. OMC stern drive, MERCRUISER sand Fight Hundred Fifty seven Dollars Society haircutllng and styl- Oilers horses and lock for sole Buy Where The Service III ond Eighty Cents 114,457 401. per annum With oil-street parking Goad traffic gen RIVERFRONT payable semi monthly Coll after S, all day weekends. 19/3451 RED BANK — Garden Apartments. One erated. Three spacious roams, air condi Charming Colonlol on beautifully lond ing marathon. bedroom. 1190, Iwo bedrooms, 1210. Lease, tioned. 750 sq ft Very reosonabte. Imme- IT AIN'T 17) TAK COLLECTOR - Eight Thou OUAIL - Pharaoh 0 1. eggs, chicks, and leaped lot. Living room with fireplace, h sand Elghl Hundred Twenty 114.170 001 Mr Mazza, a national and Breeders security required. Positively no dogs, no diate occupancy. Call 671-3730. NECESSARILY SO! brorv. three bedrooms, V ? both*, central FLAGSHIP Dollars per annum, payable semi month cots. Adults preferred Coil between 10 That a large pool means o large home al a alf, private beoch. riparian grant Enjoy Munklpal Morlne Bosin ly. Stl-MB OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All utlll magnlflcont view trom screened porch international award winning am.-4:30p.m. ONLY. 74I-797S. lies Included Highlands Ready lor occu lorge price. We can show you a lorge pool Alluntu Highlands 791 7111 Ill SENIOR CLERK TYPIST - Six SHIH TIU PUPPY - Male, Beautifully RED RANK - Lovely three room aoorT with a medium sire home ond a small The key to happy living lor ll?S.0O0 (Free - WS 1 id* ( horn marked, block with while Good compon poncy. Call 177 1646. ^_ Thousand Three Hundred Fourteen Dol hairstylist, has salons here menl. Modern kitchen, renovated Eve prictt Like that combination? Call tar de lors and Seventy Cents 114,314 701. per Unable small dag. 741-4S10. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In tryi tails. CAIAI INA - 77 , 1973. Illl and main. 95 nlngs after 7, 43l-fO33. Johnson. Sleeps five Heod and galley annum, payable semimonthly and in Woodbridge, Highland SORREL MARE - Eight years old Sound lal Brook Professional Building. Eaton E.A. RED BANK - Three large rooms Nice lown. 155 sq. It Call Ms Basselmonn 547 VAN HORN Fully equipped, heavy duty trailer Mini 19) BOROUGH ENGINEER - Two Park, Wesifield and Avenel.: All lock. 1300 AGENCY -REALTORS condition Asking 14700 147 014] or 147 Thousand 117,000 001 Dollars Annual After o p.m., 7199715 area. Quiet mature business person pre 2236 ferred. Leose No pels. 7414711 Open 1 days Colt 74 hours a doy Retainer per annum, payable quarterly, OFFICE STUDIO - Second floor walk up. ARMSTRONG Hit and such other compensation lor special PUBLIC NOTICE 80. Merchandise Wanted RED BANK - Three rooms, both, unfur convenient Brood SI. location Two rooms AGENCY REALTORS 747-4100 DOWNSEA MARINA Boat slips lor 14 services as may be required mshed. Security and references required ond lavatory. Arcade entrance Irom Brood 555 Prospect Ave. Little Sliver •04 River Rd Fan Hoven foolers and under, 30 looters and under 1101 BOROUGH ATTORNEY - Two NOTICI AAAAAAAA 1160 per month Inquire 5t Wallace St . St. or Municipal Porklng Lot 1100 per 741-4500 * 1439107 thousand 117.000 001 Dollars Annual Notice Is hereby given that on April I. LIQUIDATE UNWANTEO ANTIQUES, Red rionk Retainer per annum, poyoble quarterly, 1975. Ihe Mlddlelown Township Com month Inquire Mrs. Hussy, Natelion's, 7 OPEN 7 DAYS RIVER PLAZA AREA - On 6.10 ocri. FIBERGLASS CENTER CONSOLE 75 mlllee voted lo deny Ihe Use Variance JEWELRY. RUGS, FOR CASH Brood St., Red Bank 741 5397, Mon. beautifully landscaped corner lot Three II. Open tlsherman 335 h p. inboard ond such other compensation lor special INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK KEANSBURG - Rentsaver Good starter services as may be required. Cose No 1151 lor Almtd Really Corpo Three-room furnished oporlmenl through Frl., 10-5. home hi beoulllul section Low assumption bedroom ranch, 1". baths, linnhed base Stand up head Asking U.KX) 747 3544 mllon 10 Riverside Ave.. Rod Bank 741 7474 menl Screened porch. Flagstone patio Ill)'MUNICIPAL JUDGE IMAGIS II Catherine Slreel OFFICE SUITE F.OR RENT - Profes ossible on this two-bedroom beaufy. I.UHRS 71 - Wooden 109 Gray Inboard. HILOA COLLISION AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any mokes. eelng Is believing 174,500 THE BERG Coll owner, 741 MM. T RATE I - Five Thousand 115,000 001 RED BANK — Unfurnished garden opart slonol building. Choice location. Approul P six cylinder Good running condition 1500 Dollars per annum, payable monthly Acting Township Clerk condition, parts U00 lor Lionel No 3(1, motely KJO sq. II. Call 747-3730. AGENCY, Realtors. Ill iooo RUMSON AREA — Send tor our "Homes CWl 411 thru 414. 774 3710 menti. Studio and one-bedroom oporl Him Call 547 5145 After rj pi rn . 495 0443 1171 MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK - May 13 17 14 mentt available. Greenlree Apt!., 23V LAURENCE HARBOR For Living" brochure, pfct. descriptions. MARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drop Four Thousand Three Hundred PRIME OFFICE - Or slore~spoce In oTde prices on available homes APPLE Spring St. Call 741 3953 lor appointment Fair Haven, 16x11 with picture window. Beautiful aluminum sided ranch. Country enes BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP does IU 100 001 Dollars per annum, payable HOTICI ALL LIONEL TRAINS" kitchen, large mosler bedroom, game BROOK REALTORS. 113 Ave ot Two Rlv them oil well. On your boot, in your home mon Inly Take notice that application has been SEA BRIGHT - Elegant and exclusive de 1125 per month. Second space. 34x14, 1175 room, utility room. Move-In condition ers. Rumton. 142-7900. Others. Inslont cash opprolsol 944 7193 per month. Both have first floor street ex- 1131 Ocean Ave .SeoBnghl 147 7711 (111 MUNICIPAL COURT PROSE mode lo the Mayor and Council ol the ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs signer furnished studio efficiencies and 131,400 BOB GRIMM AGENCY. 5*6 M00 CUTOR - Four Thousand 114.000 00) Borough ol Red Bank, N I by Alphgnso 311 room executive suites. Enioy a short posure and may be used together or sepo LES DEUX I DON PONS. 7» River Rd . rotely Excellent parking Call 741 7454 ex LfrKROFT — Four bedroom Colonlol MUST SELL - 19 O Doy Morlner New Dollars per annum, payable monthly Joseph Tamumo. trading as TOMAINU or long stay. No leases. Harbour Point. 1 RUMSON RANCH Fair Hoven 147-4357 or 741 43)7. One halt acre, landscaped, i ? years /' . h.p. Mercury, (our wheel Illl trailer 1141 WELFARE DIRECTOR - One t IQUOR tor Plenary Retoll Distribution I4»i Ocean Ave.. 747 3353.741 1200. Two complete letl ol sails, spinnaker. Thousand Nine Hundred Forty two Dol License No O I, lor premises located at ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We young Sprinkling system, den with lire Lovely three-bedroom house in an ex SEA BRIGHT — LuKurious two-bedroom PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four roams, ploce, eat In kitchen, central olr ond vacu many extras Best oiler over ilOOO (oil Ian ond Fitly Cents 111,947 Ml, per on 111 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank, K.J buy contents ol homes, attics, cellars for newly renovated, near Rlvervlew Hospital. cellcnt area. Two fireplaces, living room, 471-5990 num. payable monthly Oulecllons. II any. should be made .m cash. Coll us at 741 MM or 747 MM. two both on Shrewsbury. Private beoch. urn systems. Wall lo wall carpeting and gameroom, formal dining room, base marina, pool. Every modern appliance 635 sq. ft. Call 7412000. many extras. 17S,900 741 5473. MUST SELL - 74 Marblehead cabin 150 1151 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFI mediately In writing 10 John Bryan. men., garage. All new decorating Mint CER - Four Thousand Five Hundred Clerk ot Ihe Borough at Red Bank ANY TYPE - Orlglnol piece ol croft or Carpeting, washer, dryer. Furnished June PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - condition Call today hp Palmer engine, new instrumentation, art done by o woman lor sole on commls IS One year leose 1400 per ma. 353173* Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den LITTLE SILVER - For sale by owner installed in 1974 1750 Evenings, 447 7417 114,WO 001 Dollars per annum, payable ALPHONSO JOSEPH TOMAINO Three-bedroom ronch on beautifully monthly. 141 Shrewsbury Avenue lien In Red Bank shop Call 339 1599 lor op list, at 333 Broad ST Red Bank. 747 3730. 9 "PACEMAKERS patntment. SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN APART a.m. to 5 p.m. shrubbed one half ocre IT living room Illl BUILDING INSPECTOR - One Red Bank, NJ MENT - Two bedrooms Only IMS. In- with fireplace, separate dining room, pan X) cabin. Hying bridge. 1947 Thousand Nine Hundred Forty Iwo Ool May 4. II llew COPPER — Broil, lead, aluminum. Dot cludes heat ond hot water. Good site RED BANK -177 Brood S! eled den, eat in kitchen, sun porch and red 30 sport tuning, (lying bridge. lort ond Fifty Cents 111.947 Ml. per an terles, cost Iron and steel scrap Old heal roams Coll S42M72. 1700sq ft Available Sept I. wood deck, plus full dry basement. Many MqQUE 32 Sedan Iwln cabin. num. payable quarterly, ond shall be In extras Include aluminum siding, new roof, Cloylon 74' fishing skiff, hull only, 1400 efl and radiators, used machinery An UNION BEACH - four ruorm Modern 741-TOM Rumson lieu of all feei Toke notice thai Holmdel General ItRues L. Abrams 1 Son. 7(4 MX) wall-to-wall carpeting, fenced In Dockyard MRMftM. Trailer, dual axlei, 1150 1171 PLUMBING INSPECTOR (Port kitchen. All conveniences. No pels. Secu Very qultt street In lovely residential Dockage ond storage available Store Inc Irodlna Ol DOM I LIQUORS rlty, references 739 7477 or I2III GR 5 7731 RED BANK time) One Thousand Six Hundred BAR has applied lo the Township Com "MIRROR. MIRROR neighborhood within walking distance of SWIMMING RIVEHMR -W 4S I', ocre Mil of Wilson Boot Works. Oceonport 779 4444 111,600 001 Dollars per annum, poyofele ON THE WALL. 90 Monmoulh SI. learner Hwy 351 Popu schools and shopping center Asking terlng waterfront, water view and wooded mitlee of Ihe Township ol Holmdel lor o WEST END - Enloy total lunury living In lar prestige office-shopping complex with quarterly. Plenary Retail Consumption License C-4 WHO IS FAIREST a contemporary relaxed atmosphere One- IS2.900 Call for appointment, 142-02*9. riomeslles Low. low taxes, excellent OF THEM ALL? unlimited tree parking by landlord. Profes schools. Truly custom homes from (97,000 E 2 LOADER - 1.500 Ib capacity, new IK) CLERK IN PLUMSINO IN lor premises uluoled al 17 Main Slreel, bedroom apartment with convertible den. SPECTORS OFFICE Iportllmel. TRY 741 5331 slonal tour-room suite available Approxi LITTLE SILVER — Four bedrcom Cape, 10 SIU.000 WHELAN REALTY GROUP Best Oiler 7414444 or 547 7975 Holmdel, N.J. colossal closets, wall to wall carpel from motely WO sq. ft., carpet, air conditioning, Three Thousand Six Hundred (13.400 001 Objections. If any. should be mode Im »35 AVERY ARMS, 119 Avery Ave.. 129 with dining room and living room with 194 Rl 3J. Mlddletown. Ml 75>> ready to move In. Single room offices from fireplace, full basement, attached garage SEA SKIFF 31 - With flying bridge and Dalian per annum, poyoble semi month mediately In writing to John P Wooing ORIENTAL RUGS ««0or 741 1200. 364 sq. ft. to 550 tq. ft. Attractive rental SIN cylinder engine ly Salary shall be effective as of April I, Ion, Clerk ol Holmdel Township On Halt acre landscaped lot with shrubs Coll 344 7744 or 513 1044 Have customers for oil sires, types, condi WEST END - >v>. furnished, full kltch rales ond terms. Minimum one yeor lease and pine trees. Call after ? p m.. Mi 776% TWO ACRES 1975 Officers lion Ebner Carpet. Red Bonk, 7414103 enette, air, terrace, pool, beoch, bus. 1179 Call owner, WALTER ZIMMERER 1 Conventional buyers only. Asking UJ.9QQ Country ranch on heavily wooded grounds SPECIAL 119) POLICE CHIEF - Fourteen Dominic Fur late. President SON. 1421520 or 946-4717. in Mlddlelown, odlocent to green acres MUSHROOM ANCHORS Thousand Five Hundred (114,500 001 Dol 17 Tnaln Street, Holmdel. N.J to un. m ins Living room, dining room, new kitchen, lors per annum, poyotxe semi monthly Mary Furlolo, vice President A Secre- SHREWSBURY -Store 6,633 tq. I). LIVE, AND EARN two bedrooms, den with fireplace. En 501b 143 100 Ib 1117 102. Houses For Rent Choice location south ol Red Bonk on 75 Ib UO 4001b 1775 (30) POLICETCAPTAIN - Twelve REAL ESTATE ponslon possibilities Estate area Circular 100 Ib 140 5001b 1350 Thousand (113.000 001 Dollars per on 'if Mom Street, Holmdel. N.J Route 35. Suitable lor all businesses All A LIVING, TOO Drive. Good hone country. M2.000 num. payable semi monthly RENTAL S BAYSHORE AREA - Three roam bun conditioned, large porklng oreo. Coll otter Hailel ranch, two three bedrooms, living 1501b 1100 400 Ib 1475 May I. II . MM galow. Available June 1. 1150 per month, 1 7001b 1110 7001b 5500 171) POLICE SERGEANT - (FIRST 4 pm, 747-5349. room, IS *.*" modern kitchen, 1"? baths, GRADE) - Eleven Thousand Five Hun electric ond water Included Cafl after 4:30 basement, gorgeous 4l'x7/O' fenced lot, ALLAIRE- 7501b 1150 1000 Ib 1700 HOTICI STORE FOR RENT - In Little Silver dred 1(11,500 00) Dollars per annum, Take notice that Gulliver i inc., I/a 101. Apartments and on weekends. 717 4690 PLUS your very own established ceromic FOB Red Bank poyoble semi monthly Shopping Plata. Order now while supply losls GULLIVER S PUB, hos mode opplt HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom house, un business site Including 30x13 store and (73) POLICE SEROEANT - ISEC cation to Ihe Mayor ond Council of the AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rentals 747-0573 2SxlS studio room, plus another tttll unfin- FARROW MARSH MARINE 7414717 dolly, never a fee for tenant. Furnished furnished 1175 plus utilities Bahrs Real ONO GRAOEI - Ten Thousand Five Borough ol Red Bank tor Plenary Retail Estale, 172 1400. STORE - Ideal locollan. Rl 35. Middle ished 27x11 workshop for which purchasers Realtor — Over 100 Years 30 Bridge at the Red Bonk R R Station Hundred 1110,500001 Dollars per annum, Consumption License C II, lor premises and unfurnished homes and apartments. lown Approximately 950 sq It Coll 671 could obtain anolher vor lance (or a second 294 Broad St. Red Bonk SURF~SAILTNG payable semi monthly located at I W Front St., Red Bank TEICHER AGENCY, REALTORS. JI7 KEANSBURG - One-bedroom house IM0 Income. Ideal opportunity for young, am OFFICERI Oceonporl Ave . Oceonport 543 3500 II no Coll 741-3450 anytime 1001 Richmond Ave PI Pleasant Beatn 1731 PATROLMAN - ISTEP THREE) for rent. bilious couple wonting to work out of their (Rl ISSol 1931103 - Ten Thousand 1110,000 00) Dollars per Eugene F Peck Jr , SI Martin Drive, answer, 739 5444 Coll 717-Oin STORE OR OFFICE FOR RENT - 2000 home. Property must be sold. Asking If., prime location on Rt. 9 |utl north of annum, payable semi monthly. I im lull, President ASBURY PARK - Yearly Utilities In Mv,90Q. UNFINISHt'D I wlMKlpiums 199 »S MlODLETOWNi — Oak HIM Colonial, tour Freehold circle Carpeted and paneled $2000 MARSH MARINE 7414717 1741 PATROLMAN - (STEP TWOI - Ernest Sllch, 13 Deepdole Drive. Mid eluded Coly, front, three room furnished bedrooms, family room, fireplace. Moo Call 467 5005 or 467273). AAULLANEY REALTY 10 Bridge at Ihe Red Bank HR Station Nine Thousand Five Hundred (19.500 001 dlelown, Treasurer apartment Near ocean and shopping Coll rate bar. 7' 1 baths, enormous closets, car TAX CREDIT POSSIBLE Dollars per annum, payable semi-month Objections. II any. should be made Im 774-7110. petlng Short or long lerm lease 1575 plus 6 Tindall Rood Mlddletown. NJ WANTED II Sturcroft mediately In writing to John Bryon, 110. Wanted To Rent NEW COLONIAL 1971 or 1977 V Clerk ol Ihe Borough of Rod Bank ASBURY PARK - Yearly, utilities Includ utilities 671-4945 or 741 5111. 671-5151 |7SI PATROLMAN - ISTEP ONEI - RED BANK - Colonial older home. EXECUTIVE WANTS - Nice three bed MATAWAN BOROUGH FAIR HAVEN ,i Call 147 4941 Nine Thousand 119.00000) Dollars per FUGENE F PECKJR ed. First floor apartment. Five rooms, un- "ONE OF A KINO" furnished. Oft street parking Near ocean. Bright and sunny. Two three bedrooms, room home for renl In Marlboro or Free- Very spacious Colonlol. lour bedrooms, |l TWO PLACE - Utility runabout Fined annum, poyoble semi monthly. Presldenl entronce hall, living room, dining room hold area lor July I. 946 3071. Builder-owner ranch, the likes of which two baths, huge living room, fantastic 171) POLICE RADIO DISPATCHER May 4. I] IIXM you have ntver seen, constructed with the steering and throttle controls. Trailer in - Seven Thousand Nine Hundred kitchen, I'l baths, modern appliances. Air kitchen/family room, (ull bosement with •' eluded 1100. 391 1944 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Studio apart conditioners. New wiring and plumbing FAMILY NEEDS FOUR BE D RO~6M finest materials with great skill and con 117,900 001 Dollars per annum, payable NOTICB HOME — With Immedlolc occupancy. Will sists of the following: three lorge bed cleoronce, garoge Financing ovolloble men! with sun deck. Private parking. 1140 Furnished or unfurnished. Tree-lined 146.900 14 PLYWOOD BOAT - Mony extra* semi-monthly Take notice thai application has been per month, with one-year lease. First and street, quick and easy to shopping, consider option to buy. I47-2OIS anytime rooms, science kitchen, large living room, No motor 1140 177) PART.TIME PATROLMAN - mode lo Ihe Mayor ond Council ol Ihe (ail months in advance. 391 7377. schools, transportation, marina. Neor Rlv dining room with flreploce, sliding glass HICKEY AGENCY 741-3499 Three Dollars (13 001 per hour, based Borough ol Ned Bank, N J , lor frontier doors leading lo a tropical paradise of or Realtor upon hours ottuolly worked ol License C 11 lor extension of premises ervlew Hospital. 1375 a month, plus ulill ange ond lemon trees, plus many other ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS - Apartment lies Please call 7414924. 11 Beoch Rd. Monmouth Beoch IS SEMI VI - OuronayticoT.IO hp 1974 1311 SPECIAL PATROLMAN - ol I W Front II., Red Bonk. N J , lo In lor rent Five rooms, all utilities Included. REAL ESTATE beaulltul plants growing In a large areen Call m-4W) onyllme Chrysler, HIM on warranty. Fully (Where appointed to serve wllh com clj.de Ihe second floor, for Gulliver's •2S0 per month. Three rooms, oil utilities house or atrium attached to me house, two equipped 1400 lirm Coll 717 31U anytime pensotlon) — Three Dollars (13 00) per REO SANK — June 1 occupancy. Six- full bathrooms, two cor garoge, wine eel Pub Plons ond specifications are on file Included, 1175 per month, lease, reference „ FOR SALE H70 SKIMMAR - 9 I • wllh 1944 9 5 Evln- hour, based upon hours actually worked and security required. Call 747-4510. room home. Lease, reference and security lar, workshop In finished basemenl, $45,900~ al the Municipal Office, 17 Monmouth required Coll 747-4SW. marble front steps, Thermopone windows, WEST ALLENHURST - Comfortable rude Few hours on engine, runs well (39) CLERK IN POLICE [>l I'AH I SI . Red Bank. N. J AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCU central air, gas neat, ond many trees ond Reody lor water Lett haggle 7914974 MENT - Four Thousand Six Hundred Oblectlons. II ony, should be mode im RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE - Charm 131, Homes For Sole Ranch ityle home, beautllul kitchen, din Twenty six Dollars ond Forty eight PANCY - Completely remodeled first beautifully landscaped, situated on I'• Ing room, living room with stone flreploce. mediately In wrlllng lo Morlln McCue. Ing three bedrooms. I'/i baths Central olr ocres on a lovely street with many other 1973 MERCURY —Model I400EL 140 tip Cents (14,474 41), per annum, payable Deputy Clerk ol Ihe Borough ol Red floor, two-bedroom apartment wllhln Excellent condition. Adults prelerred. ACRE PLUS MIOOLETOWN TV room, study, two bedroomi, me both. With power trim Like new condition Con semi-monthly. Salary shell be effective walking distance of downtown Red Bank Four jupenlie bedrooms, tt' master b«d features Asking M4.9O0 MAKE AN OF full basement, two cor garoge. workshop Bonk, N J. Security ond references. 1450 per month trait Included. Call Ben, 147 5444 asol JULY I, 1975 Eugene F Peck Jr , SI Martin Or , SIM per month Includes water ond heal. Reply Box L 231. The Dally Register, room suite, 1*' «u#it bedroom, two full aid screened In polio Professlonolly lond Security required. Call I43-4S71 between 4 baths, 79' living room, 15 dining room, U scoped properly 31 ULRICHSEN SPORT FISHERMAN - 1101 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARO - I me roll, N. J., Presldenl 7:30 p.m. PIPER REALTY Flybrldge, new M0 cu. In. Chevrolet en (Where appointed lo serve with com Ernesl Milch. MO . 11 Deepdole Or , science kitchen, 71' den, 17' mud room, Realtor MLS pensotlonl - Two Thousand ItlMO.M) RUMSON — Three-room cottoge. fur- two-car garoae. Fruit trees. JS3.WO BIZZARRO AGENCY glne Sacrifice. 11000 or bell offer Call Mlddlelown. N J. Treasurer AVAILABLE JUNE 1 - Four rooms nished. Won to wall carpellng All utilities 7777f4O 791 3001 anytime Dollars per annum, payable semlmonlh Heat, hot water, utilities Included. 1115. ME LMED REALTY 671 SAM 5) Cooper Ave.. West Long Bronch IV included No dogs. Call (47 20io MATAWAN - Now home pockoye Three May I. I] et.M security. NO petl. 717-7470. A FANTASTIC BROCHURE Ol homes in 222-6541 430 SAILBOAT — 14* fun machine Two 111) STREET DEPARTMENT EM Monmouth County) it's yours i! you write or four bedrooms. Poneled Aluminum sid sels of sails, tropeie, trailer All lor 1499 PLOYEES Shall be compensated on on NOTICI Ing, rugs, stove, 1'> baths and more, EATONTOWN 103. Rentals To Share or coll Betsy Ross Agency. 117 Rt. JS, Key 132. Apartments Call 747 5044 hourly basis al the following rates, pay Take notice that application has been port, N.J, 07735 Phone: 7J4-MM. fll.SOO Foundation, 11,100. land. M.S00 able semi monthly made lo Ihe Township Committee ol RUMSON — Roommates needed 10 share Total Ht.tOO. Coll otter * p.m. 544 f324. 4S~ BLUE NOSE SCHOONTR- Needs a Mlddletown Township tor Club License LAKEVIEW TERRACE full house. Town Houses 101 ol work. No engine, but mony extras (I) WORKING FOREMAN 14.30 MlODLETOWN - Send (or our Home* Ibl EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 14 00 C4 now held by the Mlddlelown V F.W APARTMENTS Contact Sandy, otter S. 147 2551 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS/SPECTAC- For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, Can be seen al Bellord Marine Railway located at 153 Highway 14, Bellord (Mid Newly decorated. Park like setting Renl Coll 143 7441 ICILASRORER 1175 WOULD WIOOW - Like lo shore her ULAR VIEW - Overlooking Sandy Hook prices on available homes, APPLE Id) LABORER. dlelown Township). Includes air conditioning, swim club, park home ond expenses with another active boy and New York harbor. Home niualtd CHESHIRE COMM. Walter Me Cue, 1 Hooper Ing. ]'/> rooms. 1107 4'/i roams, 1755. Un on I'J acre lot. 7?S tt. above sea level. BROOK REALTORS, tSO Rt 3S, Middle (Temporary or Part lime) 13 00 widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic town. 671-2300. 154. Recreational Vehicles (el PUBLIC WORKS REPAIRMAN Ave . Atlantic Highlands der new management of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Park-like tract with large ooks. doqwoodv SEC Mel Reeves. 71 Wilson Ave . Perl Highlands area. Call 6-9 p.m., 142-1097. SQUARE CAMPER" - Complete, sell contained. In 14.00 Office: Apt 1A or coll 5474705 ond other plants ond trees. Sin bedrooms, 113) WATER DEPARTMENT EM Monmoulh six baths, fireplace, two mold's rooms ond MIDOLETOWN TWP Enloy the luxury ot an elegant con- eluding root air. On original low mlleoge TRUSTEES EATONTOWN — One-bedroom apart 105. Summer Rentals baths, wrought Iron fencing on east ond GMC Vt Ion pickup Dash olr. Intercom, PLOYEES Shall be compensated on on dominium and the convenience of being new llres Beoulllul Mutt tell 143 9441 hourly basil, at the following rates, pay R Tltlle. II Laloyelte Or . Hoilet mtnt. Walk to shopping and but. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED - Two- south sides. This Is an executive quality TALL, TALL TREES •INTOWN." able semi monthly, unless otherwise Frank Webber. 99 Greengrove Or , Key bedroom, air conditioned dportment on built home which needs a little work. Sac MONACO 1977 - 37'. Built primarily Tor staled: ritlce. Asking 190,000. Principals only. Call Walk lo market, snaps, bank, but, poll of- John B Kelly. 171 Boyvlew Ave , Bel second floor of private home Share kltch Surround this brand new tour bedroom Iwo, with rear bedroom. Loll ol drawer lol SUPERINTENDENT - Nine en and both with single owner. Con- dally between 9:30 ond S p m., 471 7400, fice, library, etc., oil within one block ol and closel space. Front couch opens to Thousand 119,000 00) Dollars per annum, lord Ext. 13. home on a lorge ' i ocre plus lot Living this prestigious community — CHESHIRE veniently located. Call 7414272. room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, family double bed. Many extras Include air condi payable If ml monthly Objections. II ony, should be made in "MIDDLE ROAD VILLAGE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New home SQUARE — the exclusive adult con- Honing, crank-up antenna ond much more. (b) PRINCIPAL CLERK BOOK wrlllng lo Ihe Township Clerk ol Ihe SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING ELEGANT THREE-BEDROOM - Two room ond much more. Custom leotures go dominium tor those 41 and over. T own ship ol Mlddletown immediatenedlalel!y both furnished private residence In best Buy direct from builder lore Best buyi IIn llown. Llberol financing Fully equipped Excellent condition KEEPER — Seven Thousand Seven Hun 47YEARS MINIMUM AGE Call 791-1*47 14,350 3444794 Mon. Frl ,9 13 or IS dred 117,70000) Dollars par annum, pay MIODLET MODEL APARTMENT section of Red Bonk. Two cor garage, pri arranged t49,900. Visit our TERRACE HOME. II offers totol vale patio. Weekly mold cleaning service U N FINISHEO CAMPER - Wllllfl any able semi-monthly. 'mm. OPEN » AM. -4:30 P.M. privacy. Includes lorge living room, dining Id WATER SUPERVISOR 14 30 157 Highway 34 MON.-FRI. Available June I to Sept. I Call 711 77U. Whelan Realty Group room, kitchen, bedroom, den, two baths, pickup truck wllh I' long, wide body. Mutt Bellord, H. I see to appreciate. Coll lor details, good Id) PUMPING STATION OPERATOR 413MIDOLE ROAO LONG BRANCH — Furnished four room CHARMING Mlddlelown. NJ laundry nook, porch, private fenced le, 11.15 May I, II 111.00 opartment with heat and wafer. Suitable race ond built-in garage- All this trom bargain for handyman. Specially built Iwo 264-6555 or 440-4700 Home on tree-lined street In prime area ol mon duck boot, dual controls, converts lo le) WATER METER READER 13 40 Fair Housing for couple. No pets 229 1553 evei. Red Bonk. Walk to schools, transportation 842-7565 Wl,900 Only o lew fell lf| LABRORER II75 MlODLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Twobed fishing boat, complete with 9") h.p motor, AN OROINANCE AMENDING OROI LONG BRANCH -Three room furnished ond shopping. Two bedrooms, plus den used about 40 hours, cost 11050, selling (gl LABORER NANCE NO 373, ENTITLED. OROI with built-in bookcases, or three bed room house. 50x100 fenced lol Garage CHESHIRE SQUARE I I Temporary or Port lime) 11.00 110. Wanted To Rent apartment. Alt utilities. One mile from SI9.900 Call owner. Ml If Church SI . oft Prospect Ave price, S4S0 Coll I73III5 otter 4 NANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAY trock. Three months. MOO. Four months. rooms. Living room with tlrcploce, scpa Illl PART TIME SUMMER EM- OR AND BOROUGH CLERK TO EX rote dining room, wall-to-wall carpeting. Little Silver. N.J PLOYEES - IPorks ond Ploygroundtl 11,000. 741-9145. MIDDLETOWN 747 113; 7411300 1971 APACHE MESA CAMPER Used ECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH Kitchen leads lo screened in breezeway Threebedroom ranch on lorge lol with lull once, 3000 miles. Sleeps six. Three burnei - Two Dollars Twenty five Cents 113 35) THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, WANT TO RENT PENNSYLVANIA - Chalet. Sleeps II Large finished basement. Atioched garage basement, only minutes lo Iroln station. stove, link, Icebox, heater Solid Stole lop per hour, payable semi-monthly FOR COOPERATIVE PARTICIPA Fireplace, dishwasher, TV, loke. fishing. Fenced-in Dockyard. Principals only. Ask Lovely area 119,900 SOS GRIMM 133. Income Property ond sides. Twin propone tonks. electric 114) PART TIME BUILDING SER TION IN THE COMMUNITY OEVEL I Executive ranch in Mlddletown IIMwtek.47l.M7l. Ing U6,SOU. Call 147-4*70. AGENCY. Se* UN. brakes. Asking 11700 or best otter Coll at VICE WORKER - Two Dollors 113001 OPMENT REVENUE SHARING KEYPORT ler 5, week nights 747 SI77. per hour, poyoble semi monthly PROGRAM, PURSUANT TO THE IN I ex Holmdel only Two adults, no 131. Houses tor Sale COLONIAL — In prestigious Tower Hill MIDDLETOWN 114.910 Two large houses an approximately two 115) PART TIME RECREATION EM TERLOCAL SERVICES ACT.' " area ol Red Bank. Three bedrooms, tor Four spacious bedrooms, 14' mosler bed- acres. Mortgoge avolloble US. Sports Equipment PLOYEES: PUBLIC NOTICE pets, best references. One of' mol dining room, kitchen, lanlostlc living room, 13' dining room, 14' science xllchen, M4 1710 or 344417] 10) SUPERINTENDENT OF REC PUBLIC NOTICE ll hereby given that room and gameroom. Two patios, ex- basement, loo landscaped lot. SKIS - K3 three 1, 300 an Look 55 »ind REATION - Three Thousand Six Hun Ihe foregoing Ordinance eras Introduced I two year lease Contact 671- cellent grounds Swing H It buying « Alt MELMEO REALTY e/l 5*50 REO BANK - Two or three-lomlly house ings, Nordlco sue !lh'» boots All equip- dred 113,400 00) Dollars per annum, pay First floor, six rooms ond balh Second al a meeting ot Ihe Mayor and Council ol VESINK Ing 154,900. CAMASSA AGENCY. Realtor. ment one year old. Call alter 4. 447 9033 able monthly the Borough of Union •each. In the MCMLS. 4 Porker Ave . Little Silver. 741. Door, five rooms. Iwo baths. Excellent Ib) ASSISTANT SUPERINTEN MINI MINI ESTATE condition Oft Sroad SI Asking 141.900 SURFBOARD -94 County of Monmouth, New Jersey, held 4 NEW HOME! 43M. DENT OF RECREATION - OM Thou on Ihe 74th doy of APRIL, 1975 one) Pub Be a land owner with this beautiful Colo Principals only. Call 741 4431 lor appoint M. sand Two Hundred (11.700 00) Dollars tM. Commercial Rentals COLTS NECK - Molowon. Holmdel. send nlal home, only two years old. Center toy menl. Call offer I p.m., 717 4044 lie Hearing on sold Ordinance wos Md, $33,900 lor our "Homes for Living" brochure. per onnum,payable monthly al which lime oil persem Interfiled er. spacious living room, formal dining (c) ONE COUNSELOR - Four Hun Buy direct Irom builder pics, descriptions, prices on available room, lour bedrooms. l'/i baths. Luxurious 1S6. Swimming Pools were given an opportunity to be heard homei. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. 7)A 137. Lots and Acreage dred (1400.001 Dollars per onnum. pay The aforesaid Ordinance wai llnilly INDUSTRIAL SrAbE carpeting, magnificent kitchen, central oble per session, of 1)0.00 per session. Rt 14. Matawan. See-7tfjO. olr Only H4 Wl SUILOERS POOL - 15x4 passed and adopted on the Ith dot. ot FACTORY SPACE Over 70,000 Complete. II0O 114) SUMMER RECREATION PRO MAY. I97S. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY - To steal A nine lol plot, subdivision approved, 10 GRAM EMPLOYEES: sq ft (smallest unit 7,000 sq. coted In Oceonport. CAMASSA AGENCY. MARY SABIK a lovely custom ranch In o beautiful neigh lo) SEVENTEEN 117) COUN Borough C»»r> It) Sprinkler system, heat, on borhood. Many, many fine features. Pos- PAUL BRAGAR REALTORS. MCMLS. COMMERCIAL STEEL SANO FILTER SELORS — At II75OO each Poyoble lo premise parking 187 cars All or sible 7% assumption. Asking Malt Thirties Reollor DEPARTMENT. 773 4100 Evenings. 733 No pump IIS each In two monthly Installments ol May I) |Jjt Willing to negotiate. Call lor details. 977- 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury 4190. Coll ofler 5, 344 1711 U7 50 each DECORATOR'S J4J1 747-0221 HAILET - I0OI3S wooded All utilities. SECTION 3 All solorles, wages, feet NOTICI iici™«.»m Davern Ave. Asking W.0W. Make oiler. or compensation enumerated herein, Take notice thai application hos teen DELIGHT 211. Special Notices Coll 944 1714 shall become effective retroactive Id JA mode lo Ihe Borough of Highland!, to Cat 7471 IN e» jwlcetef 211. Special Notices NUARY I, I97S, unless otherwise slated, tronsler and/Include premises locoteflat HOLMOEL - Three acre choke building CIAI provided the employee Is still In the em 7 South Bay Avenue, HlgnkmOs the f le Only begins to describe this . site Wooded, horse trolls. Owner in ploy of IM Borough of Union Beach ol nary Retail Consumption License <-" tum-ol-lhe-century Colonial 5940 Ihe time this Ordinance Is adopted Heretofore Issued fo Bahrs RntauCssnt Four large bedrooms, cozy KEANSBURG SECTION 3 This Ordinance Wall lake Inc., trading os Bahrs tor the premtiet 210. Lost And Found effect immediately upon III adoption ond locoted at 3 Bay Avenue. Highlands, living room with bow win- New Jersey ATTRACTS Call 7e7 3944 FOUND publication, according la low. dow, paneled den with buill- PUBLIC NOTICE John Bohrs 17 Portland Rd . Hbh $500 REWARD MONMOUTH AVE. AND NAVESINK - Blue parakeet. Red Bank area The foregoing Ordinance wot In lands. N.J. SIX BOOM SUITS in bookcases. uHra-modern 3Vi ocrei «I7«O Call ofler 7 p.m Call 741 THIS Iroduced and poised on First Reading al Margaret Bahrs 17 Portland Rd . HMv Centrally located m Red Bank, kitchen wllh wood cabi- For intprmation leading to the arrest and conviction ot TtMns LOST - Black and while kitten, ... a Regular Meeting of the Mayor ond lands,N.J. approximately 900 sq It, heat, nests, built-in dishwasher, POCONO CAMPSITE - 100 x M. Club Five months old. No loll. Plnebrook Rd , Council of The Borough of Union Beoch, George Montonut 14 Circle Or . Rten four young males who threw patio blocks through glass Eotontown Child s pel Reword 544 1119 held an THURSDAY. MAY I. I97S. and ion, N." •ir conditioning, janitorial ser- lull basement, with linished community. Healed pool Water and estc. will come up tor finot coniMrratlon ond Jacqueline MonlanuS 14 Circle Dr , windows of a brick ranch on South Side Ave, Middle- I irlclly. Coll 191.3*71 otter 4 p.m. weekdoyl. LOST IRISH SETTER - Fi passage ol o Regular Meeting of sold Rumton, N.J. vices self service elevator, free room. Hardwood Moors oil day Sol. ond Sun. night Vicinity ol River Ploia Governing Body lo be held on •43-1171 Raymond Cosgrove 15 Circle #•., parking Will subdivide throughout, walk-in 10x10 town. N.J. Sat. May 3. approximately 10:30 p.m. WANTED - Six buyeri. who wont le be THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1975. ot 1:15 P.M Rumson, N.J. Also 3-room suite Approxi- cedar closet Detached one- Country Squlrei. lo buy and divide 45 LOST - Little btock dag. mole, looks like or OS toon thereafter 01 the matter con Dorothy Cosgrove IS Circle Or.. RJHm wooded ocrei with exlro lorge frontage. Dochshund. Answers fo "Gaper." Red be heard, ol the Council Chambers. son, N.J. mately 420 Sq. tt. car garage. Every modern views ond elevatlonl up to 710 above sea Bonk vicinity. Reword. 741 4417 Union Hose Fire Home. Florence Ave Oblectlons. II ony. should be nwlHltn convenience in this decora- level. In good commuting spot. Each nuc. Union Beoch, New Jersey, of which mediately In writing to: Harriet A Al would have about seveni ..fertil. e w< LOST - Persian col. Slond male, believed time and ploce all persons deflrlng lo be brecht. Municipal Clerk of Ike Borovgh tor's delight All rtpll+s confidential. Write P.O. ln|ured. In Rumson Reword heard thereon will be given full apporlu ofHIghlan*. J acres at around 110,000 HAROLD LINO Call 747 5714 Cod 747-1100 R>ric« ,43,SO0 Box 246, Mlddletown, N.J. 07748. EMANN. Sroker, Eatontown. 443 1101 nlty MARY SABIK. Par le* Of aaxar — Pnfcetaa •*>. 7.4 ACRES - Moovlly wooded. Chapel Hill LOST - Small silver toy poodle, female oryourBroktr answers to "Glgl " Matawan Township Borough Clerk Rd. I39.S00 May 9,13 791 3N9 Reword 5444475 May'tl «573O Snuffy Smith . MAY 13.1975 The Daily Register 14 Dennis the Menace URIAH AIN'T VONDER COMES GOT TIME FER 1 TH MAILMAN - CHECKERS, PAW Crossword puzzle S6TUPTH' CHECKERBOARD. MAW!! ACROSS 24 Certain 46 Pathetic 12 Andsflt 1 Settlesin vehicles: 48 Novice: vsr. advance abbr. 48 -MarieSaint 13 8 Hwald 25 Gob 50 So-so grade meter 15 Settawk 26 Bivouac 51 502 14 Marshy 16 GoMOvar item 52 Apres - In one's 28 Fabler 54 Superlative 21 Office- mind 30 Gambling things holders 17 Overthrew game 56 But: Ger. 27 Jousts 18 Open to 31 Borders 57 Decorated 28 Proxy view 33 Bewails manuscripts 29 Arctic Hi and Lois 19 Hot or 35 Pinky or 59 Fabric explorer fishing Peogy 61 Germ-free 30 Ahead 20 Poker term 36 Melody 62 Fabray 32 Bom: Fr. 22 Bone: comb. 37 Sham 63 Realty 34 Dessert I LOVE SUNSHINE, form 41 Musical offerings 37 Foresee Nauseates I LOVE GRASS... 23 Babaor directions 64 Chemises 38 Paths 46 Twills DOWN 39 Uniform I LOVE TREES,., 1 Dignitary of adornment I LOVE BIRDS... a church 40 Ten-year Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: 2 Scolded periods 3 Serenade 41 Income of time a kind 4 — Marquette 42 Morsels 6 Flair Province of 6 River to the Cuba 'THIS IS A SWW KINO OF mm WHY! i WISH North Sea 44 Receptions 1 7 Quiets 47 Gas: comb, OF OUR AWWERS WOULO 6ET FED UP, • medically form 8 Elevating 53 Koran chap. Children'g Letter the blood 54 Expunge pressure 55 Lone or lode 9 Parisian's 56 Iowa city dream 58 Cambridge I'M SURE you 1OU WOULP 100K AFTER SHE WOULD NEVER THIS IffAL WIFE N 10 Whitney univ. WOULPN'T BE HER BUSINESS AFFAIRS WANT >OU TO FEEL NOW- WOULP YOU 5/rj/75 11 Yapper 60 Donkey: Fr. ANY WOMAN IV MARRY SATISFIEP ANP'-AWYBE'-OPEN UP YOU WERE BEING- HAPPEN TO BE-•• WOULP 6£7 MI6HTY SICK pane ONLY AN OFFICE AS A CONSULTING SUPPOKTEP 8Y HER' TALKING ABOUT OF HAVING ME LIE AROUNP 1 ENGINEER' THAT. S6TH. SOWE0OPV I 1 2 3
- jr 1 The Wizard of Id 37 W 3^ To 43 1 !^~ 15" : I 52~ ^^^^ s w Rb"| 61 1 1 1I 1 1 Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, MAY 13 - which arise very close family you are viewing another's work' Dec. 21)-Make a genuine effort Born today, you are adven- ties - ties which you would not otherwise, you may well mis- to solve personal difficulties by HEH.'HEH.'WHATA 'AD A LETTER 'E 'APP6NS turesome by nature, as well as forfeit under any circumstances. judge both his efforts and hisday's end. You can be of great 'E SAYS 'E'6 results. help to another simply by being LAO THAT NEPHEW FROM 1M THIS KNOWN -rose highly romantic. Inclined always You have a desire for success 1 LIVING IN LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -When present t OF MINE IS-. MORNIN» - A« THE V to place the best light on things, - and a genuine ambition for TOWN WJUNK I DEAL there are no situations or cir- fame. You should attain the ob- and if a friend calls for aid to- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. cumstances that can actually ject of your desire without much day, answer without delay. Now 19) -There is no such, thing as depress you to the point of forc- trouble, for you are sensible, a is an excellent time to demon- an excess of good. Accept ing you out of action. You are good worker, and gifted with a strate your loyalty and depen- benefits when and as they occur never without the strength of certain charm that makes peo- dability. - and don't be so foolish as to mind and character, and the op- ple want to advance vou along VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - look a gift horse in the mouth. timism of spirit it takes to the road to success. Keep an important appointment AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. It) transform adversity into advan- early in the day. Otherwise, you —Except for early morning tage. You enjoy the challenge of * * * may let an opportunity for gain hours, this should be a day that making order from chaos - and, Wednesday, May 14 and a change of pace escape you tries your mettle. Think quickly if you can perform that small TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - completely. - and act immediately upon miracle in the presence of an au- Depend upon another to do your LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) - your decision. dience,, you enjoy it even more. work for you and you may find Engage in social activities at PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - AW, KNOCK OFF IT'S MUCH NICER SAY You will have to keep under nothing accomplished by day's evening. During the day,Solve problems with the young 6OO0 MORNING • ISNT THIS THAT ORIVEL. AND GOO0SYE TO HIM control that part of your nature end Don't trust your reputation however, keep strictly to busi- early in the day. Make yourself A BEAUTIFUL. THAN HELLO MR DITHERS GET TO WOPK' which would willingly throw to any but you. ness. This may be a good time to useful about the house - and on I'M HERE DAY? over everything that is stable in GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - launch another project the employment scene. Listen to your life for the excitement and Being now to prepare for the up- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - others in afternoon and evening. danger you see in so many ac- coming weekend. There is Benefit from another's ex- ARIES (March 21-April 19) - nothing to keep you from mov- tivities denied you in the course perience. There is nothing to be Take care of personal respon- of a "normal" life. For the most ing ahead on the employment gained by going through un- sibilities during morning hours. part, you should be aided in scene during afternoon. necessary disappointment and Afternoon and evening should be resisting the pull of danger by CANCER (June 21-July 22) - discouragement devoted to the needs of those less your natural sentiments from Consider the angle from which SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-fortunate than yourself. SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD lose a club trick. Down one. your partner doubles tor a It pays to be ah early set- takeout. The next player pas- ses, and it is up to you, hold- South dealer 6OOQ MOl?NlMCr, SIR. As declarer you can often tler on a hand of this kind. choose the time to give up a Give the opponents the first ing: S—10 9 6 H-« 2 D-9 7 3 North-South vulnerable once AGAIN . I trick. If possible, choose a trump trick. After ruffing the 2 C-J 10 8 6. What do you NORTH g / moment when the opponents third spade with the nine of say? • K52 are powerless to attack. hearts, lead the ten of hearts ANSWER: Bid two clubs. 0 AQM . West opens spades and con- from your hand. You are tempted to make the • 9732 tinues the suit. You naturally If West wins with the jack cheapest bid, one spade, with ruff the third spade. of hearts, dummy's eight of WEST EAST your worthless hand, but this 4 AKIJJl 4 1096 How do you proceed? trumps is there to stop the is dangerous. Your partner V i 7 ? 4 (J 6 2 The "normal" way is to spades. And this is, of course, probably has a good hand, O'lOK O97J2 lead out the three top trumps the reason for giving up the and he may try for game if 4 05 •)!(!«(, in the hope of dropping the first trump trick rather than you bid a major suit. You SOUTH jack. This leads to defeat. a later one. You can afford to don't want to hear any more • 74 As it happens, the jack of lose a trick while dummy still from him. C? AKO 109 trumps does not fall. Your has a trump. 0 KJ4 • AK4 only hope is to play the dia- No matter what West re- ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' monds in the hope of getting turns, you can draw the rest written by Alfred Sheinwold South West North but a club discard. West ruffs the of the trumps and run the dia- 10 I • Pass Puss SHWH— I'MTHVIN'TO is available. Get your copy by Double Pass 2 0 Pass third diamond and leads an- monds. sending SO cents to The Red other spade. -1 C? Pass 4 C? All Pan THIS /MONTH. DAILY QUESTION Bank Register, P.O. Box 1111, Opening lead -f K Now you must eventually Dealer bids one heart and Los Angeles, Calif. 90053.)
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