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VOL.97 NO.196 SHREWSBURY, N; J. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1975 15 CENTS Court edict: Make way for housing for all
TRENTON (AP) - In a depression settle over the ized their growth since the from requirements of the rul- turned that portion of the landmark ruling the New Jer- construction industry. end of World War II. ing. Martino decision ^••^ , sey Supreme Court has told Nevertheless, the decision Further, the court said zon- The decision substantially "It said, "Courts do nut suburban communities they was viewed as marking a ing laws cannot be used to upheld a 1972 ruling by. Supe- build housing nor dn munici- cannot exclude low and mod- milestone in the estab- "foreclose the opportu- rior Court Judge Edward V palities." that bemt; instead erate income housing to im- lishment of public and social nity for low and moderate Martino which struck down the function of private buil- prove their tax situation and policy on housing in New Jer- income housing," and musl the zoning law of Mount Lau- ders and government that they must meet a region- sey. "affirmatively afford that op- rel Township, a Burlington agencies. al "(air share" of the need In a unanimous 70 ruling portunity, at least to the ex- County suburb of Camden The Supreme Court said the for such housing. the court said suburbs which tent of the municipality's fair and Philadelphia municipality should first have 1 Legal observers speculated still have room to grow must share of the present and pros- Martino had ordered the the chance to changi its /on yesterday after the ruling provide a variety of housing pective regional need " township to go farther and 1111• laws appropraih' in the was handed down that it opportunities and cannot limil Only when municipalities provide a plan for the con- ruling, but cautioned further kk might have little immediate housing to the kind of single- can meet the "heavy burden" struction of low and moderate judicial action would be in or- impact in the current tight family tract unit devel- of showing special circum- income housing der if the town failed f See Towns, pagf ! 1 i m economy which has seen a opments that have character- stances can they be exempted The Supreme Court over-
m "** P State assumes prosecution 1 * ' i 01 1 ^^H — f in condominium financing By SHERRY CONOHAN his personal conduct "ab- dent of Jersey Shore Bank. against Mr. Beil had been office after Mr Coleman met ZONING RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL - This aerial view of the Canter- surd." with a single count of perjury' turned over to Mr Boylan's with Mr Boylan yesterday bury Green section of Mount Laurel Township shows the kind of large-lot FREEHOLD - The state Two indictments stemming in connection with his testi- office shortly after it was morning in Mr Boylan s suburban zoning which the New Jersey Supreme Court said yesterday un- attorney general's office yes- from Mr. Nappe's complaint, mony before the grand jury handed up as it would have Trenton office Their case li constitutionally excludes low and moderate income housing. The court terday took over prosecution both pertaining to The on the case. been a conflict of Interest for tentatively scheduled to go to ruled that developing communities have an obligation to provide for low of criminal charges handed Shores, were handed up by a The four stockholders in him I" have pursued it. He trial on May 12 and moderate income housing. The suit was brought against the township up by a Monmouth County Monmouth County grand jury Avenel who were charged explained that for approxi- If Monmouth County had bytheNAACP. grand jury in the financing of on Jan. 6. One charges ^venel with defrauding Mr Nappe mately three years he was retained jurisdiction over the The Shores, a Monmouth Boulevard Inc., the developer are GeSrge Daley, of 21 counsel to the Monmouth case, Mr Coleman was ex Beach condominium, and re- of The Shores; Richard L, Bo- Woodland Drive, Lincroft: County Bayshore Outfall Au- pected to personally prose- sponsibility for any probe of nello of Long Branch, the at- Michael Sandomeno, of 83 thority at the same time that cute it when it went to trial matters still pending from the torney for the corporation, Hunison Road, Rumson; Pe- Mr. Beil was chairman, and It would have been the first Saudi A rabia 's King initial investigation. and four stockholders in the ter DeNigris, 138 Bodman he had a close personal rela- case he had tried personally The U.S. Attorney's office corporation with defrauding Place, Red Bank, and Mario tionship with Mr. Beil. since taking the office of in Newark, meanwhile, was and embezzling $200,000 from Latella, of Mountainside. Prosecution of the others in- Monmouth County proKCUtor reliably reported to have un- Mr. Nappe, and the other Mr. Coleman said that pros- dicted in the case was turned March 1, 1972 dertaken a separate in- charges Peter F. Beil, presi- ecution of the indictment over to the attorney general's See Slate, page :i Faisal assassinated vestigation into a broad range BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - In Washington, American of allegations stemming from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. officials said today the assas- the original complaint about America's staunch friend in sination of Faisal comes as a The Shores. A spokesman for the Arab world, was assassi- severe blow to U.S. policy in U.S. Attorney Jonathan Gold- Meeting with Army's head nated today by a nephew. the Middle East. stein refused to either con- Riyadh radio reported. No one in the government firm or deny the report. The radio announcement had public comment imme- Monmouth County Prose- said the nephew pulled a gun diately after the killing, but cutor James M. Coleman Jr., and shot the 69-year-old king privately officials expressed whose office has handled the is sought on status of fort several times after approach- alarm at its possible ramifi- investigation to date of The ing him to offer salutations on cations. Shores and related matters, WASHINGTON - Rep From the information I have information regarding the fu- Me occasion of the Prophet announced yesterday after a James J. Howard, D-N.J.. an- received, it does not appear ture of Ft. Monmouth is es- "My God, it couldn't come Mohammed's birthday, being meeting with Matthew P. nounced today that he is at- that ample consideration has sential to respond to the at a worse time," one official celebrated throughout the Boylan, director of the Divi- tempting to set up a meeting been given to. locating such a growing public alarm sur- Moslem world today. said. sion of Criminal Justice in the between Secretary of the combined facility at Ft Mon- rounding this matter. I ear- There was no Immediate He referred to the failure attorney general's office, that Army Howard H. Callaway mouth. A great deal of capital nestly hope that such a meet- word on the fate of the neph- by Secretary of State Henry he was turning the entire and a number of Monmouth investment and human re- ing can be arranged to openly ew. A. Kissinger to arrange a set- case over to Mr. Boylan. He County officials to discuss the sources are already available discuss these issues." Less than two hours after tlement betwen Egypt and Is- said criticism of the way his future of Ft. Monmouth. at Ft. Monmouth, and the Mr. Howard again stressed the assassination, the radio rael during his most recent office handled the in- At the same time, Mr. How- cost to the Army in relocating that although notfftng definite said Faisal's 62-year-old round of shuttle diplomacy. vestigation, and his own role ard also announced that he this activity, combined with had been decided on any pos- brother Crown Prince Khaled V\ in it figured in the decision to has asked that serious consid- the loss of talented individ- sible move out of Ft non- Ibn Abdul Aziz was pro- King Faisal Kissinger had counted on turn it over to the attorney eration be given to moving uals who cannot bear the eco- mouth to the Harry Diamond claimed king. Khaled named monarch died in a hospital of Faisal to maintain an element general. additional facilities intd Ft. nomic burden of moving dur- Center, he feels that constant another brother, Prince Fahd, gunshot wounds inflicted by of stability in the Middle The criticism, reported Monmouth. ing the present state of our pressure will help the fort. 53, as the new crown prince. what the radio described as East, since he represented widely in the media, was lev- Mr. Howard asked the sec- economy, would be over- Meanwhile, at Ft. Mon- Riyadh radio announcer his mentally deranged neph- one of the more politically eled by Moritz Nappe of Long retary to meet with the vari- whelming." mouth another group of civil- sobbed as he read a royal pal- ew, Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed conservative and anti-Com- Branch, the complainant in ous officials in mid-April as In requesting the meeting ian employes of the Army ace announcement saying the Ibn Abdul Aziz. munist regimes in the region. the case, who has alleged he suggested in a letter he re- with Mr. Callaway, Mr. How- Signal School will be faced was bilked out of nearly ceived from Eatontown May- ard said: "I would like to today with the decision of $400,000 in a series of business or, J. Joseph Frankel. request that a meeting be whether to follow the school deals in the summer of 1973, In his letter to Mr. Cal- scheduled between myself, of- south to Ft. Gordon, Ga. or $200,000 of it by the devel- laway, Mr. Howard wrote: "I ficials and representatives of stay here. Rep. James J. Howard Blue Shield seeking opers of The Shores. He had want to again reiterate my in- the affected communities, in- A spokesman for the Signal sought last fall to get Mr. terest in having the possi- cluding Eatontown, the Ft. School said yesterday that 113 and 11 to Lowry Airforcc Boylan's office to step into bility explored of moving the Monmouth Community, and employes will receive notices Base in Denver, Colo the investigation because, he activities proposed for the yourself to discuss our con- this afternoon and will be "This transfer, like all oth- charged, Mr. Coleman was Harry Diamond Center (in cerns about the future of Ft. briefed about the alternatives ers, will cause anguish and a 37% rate increase dragging his feet. Adelphi, Maryland) to Ft. Monmouth and the adverse available. pain to the employes and TRENTON (AP) - The request would provide its Di- montti compared to the $2 Mr. Coleman promptly de- Monmouth which is now the effects that the AMARC pro- They will have 10 days to their families," said Mr state anticipates hearings on vision of Rate Counsel with family plan cost hike. nied the accusation and called mainstay of Army electronics posals would have on their reach their decision, the Cahn, who was involved in a a request by Ne* Jersey Blue its first chance to represent Blue Shield said if granted Mr. Nappe's complaint about research and development. lives. I feel that more specific spokesman said. "Save Our Signal School " ef- Shield for an average 37 per the public in a medical insur- the rate increase would affect After this latest transfer, fort at the time the first cent rate hike. ance rate case. 860,000 small group sub- there will be 317 civilians left transfer was announced A spokesman for the De- scribers. at the Signal School. Before Mr. Cahn noted that when Blue Shield, the insurance partment of Insurance said The insurance plan said it Masonic Temple to appeal the Signal School move was the first group of Signal plan which covers doctors yesterday after the request anticipated the increases announced last year, it had School employes received fees, said this was the first was announced by flue Shield would become effective June 1,200 civilian employes. their transfers last year. time it has asked for a rate that he expected hearings 1 if granted. Blue Cross which "This represents a real loss there were job vacancies in increase since 1971. would be scheduled. pays hospital bills was not in- tax bill increase of 560 % to Ft. Monmouth as opposed the Army Electronics Com- volved in the rate increase to the symbolic loss of the mand (ECOM). He said the Meanwhile, a spokesman It said the cost of the in- By JANE FODERARO for the Department of the crease for individual sub- application. three ECOM laboratories," employes had "a real option" said Herbert Cahn, president then, since there was employ- Public Advocate said the scribers would be about $1 a Blue Shield said the month- LONG BRANCH - Proper- ly premium rate for coverage of Ft. Monmouth Local 476. ment available at the fort, if ty ^axes on the Masonic in its lowest payment pro- National Federation of Feder- they opted to stay in the Temple at 410 Broadway will gram would increase from al Employees (NFFE). county. jump, more than 560 per cent $6.04 to $8.14 while families in Mr. Cahn said that of the "Now there are few jobs — from $1,664 last year to The inside story the middle payment pro- 113 people slated to be trans- available at the fort and in roughly $9,000 tbis year - be- grams providing more cov- ferred; 88 will be going to Ft the private sector," Mr. Cahn cause of a recent revaluation. THE WEATHER erage would pay $11 74 a rt, 14 to Ft. Eustis, Va. said Partly sunny, mild today. Sunny, ulndy, month compared to $9.97 they "We'll be taxed right out of , muck colder tomorrow.' Complete report on are charged now. i the city," says F.E. "Ace" Williams, worshipful master The medical plan said its of Abacus Lodge 182. Free highest payment program Mayor at crossroad; Police bratallty charge to be probed page J providing the best protection and Accepted Masons. Red Bank faces 4-tent tax rate rise page 3 would see a rate increase Trom The tax increase stems Seder recipes stared P«ge » $12.22 a month to $17.75 or from a revaluation by the controversial artist Engagements are iMMMced , page 9 J.M. Cleminshaw Co. which about 45 per cent. Middletown's youthful mayor, Peter J Carton — youngest AHkweksntWepaerln 1Mb round page 12 raised the assessed value of The high coverage plan, mayor in the township's history at age 33 — has a weighty de- Ed Wabh'i 'Hockey As I See It' page « the 50-year-old building from called the Usual, Customary cision to make: Should he plunge deeper into a promising po- $29,000 to $303,000. Classified ..'. 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Middletown. 2 The DftrilyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MARCH 25 1975 » • • •*. I^«HIJ • wi ^m 111 • Towns told not to bar low income housing issued guidelines for fair side a municipality, hence around us." In many New Jersey com- 1971 was 132,000 (Continued) single residence zoning like clusionary zoning to keep lo- housing plans. He said the justifying the order estab- The ruling closely examined munities lot size requirements It said such communities The court gave Mount Lau- that of Mount Laurel ex- cal taxes down by permitting ruling yesterday struck a lishing regional housing re- Mount Laurel's history and are more restrictive, usually must at least provide the op- rel 90 days to amend its zon cluded not only blacks and only high-ratable single resi- blow at the belief thai "wtien sponsibility. zoning The town has grown about one acre and in some portunity (or cheaper hous- ing law while the Burlington other minority group poor but dences to be built low income families move also young and elderly "It is plain beyond dispute from a population of about communities, such as Bed- ing through their land use and Camden County branches The court acknowledged into your neighborhood, it will couples, single persons and that proper provision for ade- II.OOO in 1950 to some 11.000 minster in Somerset County, regulations of the MAACP which sued to that in prior cases it has up- cease being a decent place to overturn the zoning law were big families. held zoning to encourage in- quate housing of all cate- residents today. up to 5-acre lols are required In concurring opinions Jus- live." granted an additional 30 days dustrial and commercial de- gories of people is certainly Except for a brief period The court said mosl devel- lues Morns Kashman and The court gave the ruling to challenge the amendments velopment in the suburbs an absolute essential in pro- about 1971 when it permitted oping suburbs like Mount Worral Mountain, respectively. Mountain said he agreed statewide impact by noting The court said there was However it said an "in- motion of the general wel- some apartments to be built, Laurel "have not met their •greed with the majority but preferred to limit the rul- that the same issues arise in probably "no hard and fast congruous result" of such zon- fare," the court said. the township has limited resi- obligation to provide for low opinion on broader and narro- ing to the state law granting rule" to define every subur- numerous other suburbs in ing is that developing commu- dential construction to single- and moderate income hous- wer grounds zoning authority to municipal- The general welfare ex- ban region except that region- New Jersey outside the nities have used residential family residences on one- ing, noting the average price Fashman said the court ities than to the construc- tends beyond municipal al housing needs should be de- state's cities and developed zoning power to make it im- quarter and half-acre lots of a home in Mount Laurel in should have gone further and tional issue. boundaries "and cannot be fined within the borders of suburbs possible for the employes of parochially confined to the New Jersey such businesses "to live in the The ruling yesterday ap- claimed good of the particu- community where they In the case of Mount Laurel peared to complement the lar municipality," the opinion work." the town's region was defined April 1973 ruling in which the said as the parts of Camden, Bur- court struck down the local The court said exclusionary lington and Gloucester Coun- property tax as an union The opinion by Hall noted residential zoning violated the ties within a 20-mile radius of stitutional method of funding that the ruling went against a state constitution's guarantee Camden, indicating the court public education in New Jer- trend in Supreme Court zon- of due process and equal pro- would tend to consider subur- sey on the grounds that it dis- ing decisions during the past tection under the law. ban housing regions as criminates against poor com- 25 years that had upheld such emanating from one of the munities with limited tax re- It held that zoning is a po- zoning actions as a mobile state's older, established sources. lice power delegated by the home ban. cities. In that vein the court said state to municipalities to pro- The court said, however, The majority opinion writ- yesterday that there cannot tect the public welfare; and that it had warned in earlier ten by Justice Frederick Mall, be any doubt that Mount under that doctrine the public- landmark zoning cases thai it who retired from the court Laurel and other suburban welfare had to be understood would be guided in the future this month, said large-lot towns have engaged in ex- to include citizens living out- by "change in the world Decision hailed by attorney
CAMDEN (AP) - The at- shot. The doors have just quirements that only large township has a large Ford torney who filed the suit that been opened." houses be built. Motor Co. assembly plant, resulted in the State Supreme Carl Bisgaier, the Legal Another suit, brought by the employing many black work- Court ruling on exclusionary Services attorney in the case, Essex County Urban League ers from New York City who zoning has predicted the rul- said he didn't see how Mount against four Bergen County could not afford to live near ing will "do for housing in the Laurel could fail to comply towns, was based on the al- their work. north what school integration with the ruling, but added leged systematic exclusion of did for the south " that if the municipality did minorities. fail, it would be "sued and In Mahwah, one of the four Paul Davidoff, head of Sub- sued again." . towns named in the suit, the urban Action Institute, which The Mount Laurel decision Suburban Action Institute filed suit against Mount Lau- is expected to open a flood also has a suit pending, and rel Township in Burlington gate of similar suits and to various private developers County, made the prediction releSse for further action sev- have attempted to win ap- at a news conference here eral zoning suits that have proval for large apartment yesterday We're introducing a new small car been held up awaiting the developments. The conference was called high court's decision. In the view of some zoning by Camden Regional Legal Davidoff's Suburban Action activists, Mahwah presented Services, which aided the Institute has suits pending in one of the clearest sites for a NAACP in bringing the suit several communities One, test case. More than half of for folks who like imports... that led to the ruling. filed in 1972, named Liv- the 26-acre township is un- Dr. John Robinson, presi- ingston, Wayne, East Bruns- developed and zoned for one dent of the Camden County wick and Franklin Lakes as acre lots or larger. Housing NAACP, hailed the decision representatives of a class of costs for single family houses as "eliminating the unfair, excluders. there start at $60,000 and the unequal and parasitic treat- That suit attacked large-lot apartments there are relati- ment of the city by the sub- zoning, a ban on mobile vely expensive. CAPRI II urbs." But he cautioned, "We homes, regulations limiting The suits naming Mahwah The new don't have it made by a long the size of apartments and re- drew on the fact that the Sexy European It's America's first 1976 car —a 3-door sports coupe with German Middletown measure seen craftsmanship and a touch of Italian styling. Thrifty 2.3 litre overhead cam 4-cylinder engine, meeting court's challenge rack-and-pinion steering, fully By BOB BRAMLEV seven proposed in the master Mt. Laurel Township in Bur- synchronized four-speed manual plan. lington County, is considered transmission, steel-belted radials MIDDLETOWN - The The size of some of the re- as setting guidelines for zon- and power front disc brakes — township's ordinance No. maining sites and the number ing in most suburban commu- they're all standard. Plus full in- 1020, which authorizes Middle- of units authorized was sev- nities in the state. town's first multi-family hous- strumentation. See how practical erely reduced from specifica- Mayor George J. Boggio of ing, meets the challenge tions in the master plan as performance can bel presented by a decision hand- Holmdel, another township adopted by the Planning which was involved in a suit ed down by the state Supreme Board. The plan called for with the Suburban Action In- Court yesterday, Mayor Peter some 7,000 multi-family units, stitute, said yesterday's deci- J. Carton said last night apartments and town houses "I would want to get a copy sion affects Holmdel no more of the decision before I make Yesterday's Supreme Court than any other similar munic- full comment on it, but we decision, hailed as a land- ipality, because the SAI suit have been assured at Town- mark by the plaintiff, Subur- against his municipality was ship Committee level by Wil- ban Action Institute (SCI) of dismissed liam J. McCann, director of New York, bars the use of lo- And a new small car for folks the decision before I make cal zoning to discriminate full comment on it, but we against minorities or low in- Good Friday have been assured at Town- come groups; it reportedly ship Committee level by Wil- forbids large lot zoning as a service set liam J McCann. director of means of excluding low in- MARLBORO - A Good who like'em home grown! the township's Department of come residents; it allegedly Friday service from 12-noon Planning and Development, orders multi-family housing to 1 p.m will be held in the that we have with 1020 ade- that can be afforded by low sanctuary of The Old Brick quate housing on all income and middle income families, Reformed Church, Rt. 520, levels to meet the challenge and it outlaws.all dis- here. Following the service of the cases we know of, in- criminatory zoning including the church will remain open cluding Mt Laurel Town- "bedroom limits" designed to for prayer and meditation, ship," the mayor said. prevent increases in the num- until 3 p.m. Music will be pro- The ordinance, adopted last ber of children which must be vided by members of the December as the first step in educated by the community. High School Choir, which also implementation of the town- will participate in the service ship's new master plan, au- The decision, which was The service is arranged so thorized 1.630 multi-family handed down specifically with that those attending may housing units in six sites of reference to the defendant. come and go as they please. mil mill I nil Illllllll iiminiinii in <• minimi nun
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Upper Michigan and Sand> Hook See them now at the sign of the cat! northwest at the same speeds northern Lower Michigan TODAY - High 7:15 p.m. tonight. Outlook for Storm warnings flew on the and low 1:03 p.m. upper Great Lakes. Thursday: fair and cool. TOMORROW - High 7:37 In Long Branch yesterday, Travelers were advised that a.m. and 8:04 p m and low the high was 47 degrees and snow and blowing snow made 1:28 a.m. and 1:54 p.m. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, INC. the low, 41. It was 47 at 6 roads hazardous and some- For Red Bank and Rumson p.m. and the overnight low times impassable from the bridge, add two hours; Sea Shrewsbury Avenue at Sycamore was 45. Today's 7 a.m. tem- middle Missouri Valley across Bright, deduct 10 minutes; perature was 49 There was the upper Mississippi Valley Long Branch, deduct 15 min- and into the upper Lakes re- Shrewsbury, New Jersey .71 of an inch of rain in the utes; Highlands bridge, add gion. past 24 hours. 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY MARCH 25.1975 The Daily Register 3 Red Bank faces four-cent tax rate hike iWORLD By GREG BORAK . The amount to be raited bj local taxes i<> support the mu- clerk. $20,450 for the superintendent of public works: $7,000 By the Associated Press RED BANK - Borough Council last night adopted its $5 6 nicipal budget is WJ.J25, a decrease of 112.288 for the treasurer; $13,000 for the tax collector: $19.MS [or the million budget, but an expected one cent overall tax rate cut The total municipal budget, including school and borough police chief; JIH.130 for the deputy police chief; 111201 (OT the fell by the wayside because of an increase in the borough's expenses, total* B.6I4.567, a drop (if $5,880 • streets superintendent; $12,000 for the building Inspector and Reds have 50 pet. of S. Vietnam county tax levy sin MO for the parks and recreation director To help offset the 82,879,81] appropriated fur municipal SAIGON, South Vietnamese - North Vietnamese forces Herbert A Carusoe, borough accountant, said residents Mayor Daniel I QCHern announced that the expected re purposes, an increase (if $204,595. council is budgeting a total today were in undisputed control of the nortliern quarter of can now expect to pay $5 94 per $100 of assessed valuation, an valuation of the borough will begin soon and asked residents increase of four cents in the overall tax rate, instead of $5.89 of $800,000 from surplus funds, a $50,000 increase south Vietnam except for the isolated city of Da Nang as tn cooperate with appraisers who will inspect property President Nguyen Van Theiu's army pulled out of Hue, the The previously anticipated $5.89 per $100 of assessed valu- In addition, council is anticipating $95.00(1 in revenue shar- former imperial capital and the country's fourth largest city ation rate, he said, reflected a one cent decline when the ing funds, plus more than $175,000 from state emergency em- Council referred bids submitted for police uniforms to the The abandonment of Hue, 50 miles north of Da Nang, and budget was first introduced but the county lax levy wasn't ployment funds police committee for review; Lee Clothiers of Newark bid two other provincial capitals, Tarn Ky and Quang Ngai to the known at that time In other budget related matters, council passed a resolu- $5,673 -fi for the uniforms contract while ilr.ifor.ms by Miller's south of Da Nang, extended the Communist command's con- According to Mr. Carusoe, the borough's share of the tion not In cut the $2,658,574 50 local school budget, which vot- of Freehold bid 16.072.15. trol to about 50 per cent of South Vietnam's 66 000 square county tax levy is being increased by about $53,000, resulting ers defeated in the March 11 election John P Anderson, son of former Councilman William s miles, including 11 of the country's 44 provinces in the four-cent increase in the overall tax rate. Council's decision not In cut the defeated budget was an- Anderson, was appointed as a member of the Liberty Hose The, population of those 11 provinces numbered more than The total tax rate is broken down as follows: county tax, nounced at last week's Board (if Education reorganization (ii Mayor O'Hern said council was pleased to see the former 3 million, or about 15 per cent of the country's total 20 million, 97 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, up five cents; munici- meeting. councilman's community service as a fireman and past die before the government's reverses this year. But about a mil- pal purposes tax, $1.02, down one cent: local school tax rate. A public hearing on a borough employes' »alar> ordi- commissioner was being earned on by his son lion refugees are reported to have fled to government lines, $2.25, up 16 cents; regional school tax rate, $1.64, down 16 nance, proposing an average eight per cent increase, will be Council expressed "deep regret" over the recenl death of creating another grave economic problem for the Saigon re- cents, and veterans and senior citizens rate, six cents, un- held at council's April 14 meeting. Former Councilman .1 Harold Hurley Mayor O'Hern declared gime. changed. Among the salaries proposed are $19,540 fur the borough this week as a period of mourning In Mr Hurley's memory Mideast policies ordered revalued WASHINGTON — Fear of a new Arab-Israel war within a year caused President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Charge of police brutality to be probed Kissinger to order a "total reassessment" of the US policy in the Middle Epst, administration sources say. RED BANK - Mayor Dan- light at Monmouth Si andday for injuries inflicted by we will have a complete in- Shrewsbury, for going police departments person- The rev|ew, disclosed yesterday by the White House, will iel J. O'Hern said the borough Maple Ave. Lt. Patterson, Mr Johnson vestigation of all the circum- through a red light on nel, among other reformi will investigate a case of al- said. The hospital last nighl stances in about a week when Shrewsbury Ave. be conducted by the National Security Council and should be Lt. Patterson also allegedly "This recent incident. Mr leged police brutality against confirmed that Mr Gooding (he police chief gets back Police alleged that Mr completed ^ithin three or four weeks. struck Shirley Rae Williams Johnson said, "involves the blacks on the part of Lt. Ver- was treated and released that from vacation." Sanders threatened Lt Pat- The need for a new policy followed from Kissinger's abor- of Washington St., also a same Verndn Patterson who non Patterson, wtio was the day, but wouldn't disclose Ihe terson with a sickle tive effort to arrange another Egyptian-Israel settlement, black who came to headquar- Mr. Johnson, who was a was involved in 19ti9 and noth- subject of similar complaints nature of his injuries The incident provoked the which in turn deflated American influence among the Arabs ters Saturday to bring Mr spokesman for the NAACP ing has been done about him during the 1969 racial dis- smashing of store windows If the situation is not brought under control, particularly Gooding his driver's license. Miss Williams was charged Youth Council during Ihe 1969 since then ' orders here. along Shrewsbury Ave.. the by a restoration of the Arabs' belief thai the United States Mr. Johnson said. with assault and battery on a racial disorders, said he. too, selling of many fires in the He advocated a yearly re- c»n influence Israel to a more conciliatory position, war is Welton Johnson of 248 policeman, Mr Johnson said, will conduct an investigation Westslde area and a period of valuation of the "competence likely, officials agreed Leighton Ave. told council Mr. Johnson said Mr Good- and using abusive language into the matter as an inter- racial disorder. and fitness ' of policemen to last night that Lt. Patterson, ing was charged with assault Police last mghl couldn't ested citizen a white, "viciously and bru- and battery on a policeman, confirm Mr Johnson's report At that time, the NAACP justify their continued depart- Acceptable tax plan still pondered tally" attacked Darris Good- giving a false report, driving of the charges, nor would In June 1969. racial disturb- Youth Council, Mr Johnson mental employment WASHINGTON — Congressional negotiators are trying ing of 93 Washington St.. a through a red light and oper- they say where Lt Patterson ances were touched off here said, requested Lt. Patter- Such action, would insure again to agree on a tax-cut bill after Treasury Secretary Wil- black, in police headquarters ating a motor vehicle without could be contacted tn respond after Lt. Patterson, then a son's suspension from the incompetent and racially liam E Simon reportedly warned that President Ford will Saturday morning after Mr. a license. to the allegations sergeant, allegedly shot and •force, the establishment of a biased men would be weeded veto the tax bill if it "reached the proportions" of the mea- Gooding was arrested for al- Mr. Gooding was treated at "These are serious allega- wounded Oscar Sanders of 548 civilian police review board out and racial incidents would sure passed by the Senate. legedly going through a red Kiverview Hospital on Satur- tions," Mr. O'Hern said, "and Shrewsburv Ave . New and an investigation into the be eliminated. House and Senate members of the tax cut conference committee were meeting again today to work out a com- promise between different tax cut bills passed by both cham- bers. The conferees concluded eight hours of closed-door talks State takes charge in condominium case yesterday with no major agreement and then departed through a side door. Aides said they wanted to avoid news- (Continued) ten statement announcing attorney general's office will his allegations of wrongdoing prosecutor said. "It was done ing presentation to u grand men. The criticism by Mr. that he was turning the mat- take over prosecution of this by his former partners in the deliberately — by me " He in- jury. Simon told the lawmakers earlier that "If the bill reached Nappe, who will be the star ter over to the attorney gen- indictment,'" the statement business deals in which he dicated some of the com- A number of civil cases the proportions of the present Senate bill, he had no doubt witness for the prosecution at eral's office. continued. "Any matters still claims to have been defraud- plaints, involving matters oth- stemming from the construc- that the President will veto it," according to Rep. Herman T the trial, of the prosecutor's "Some of that comment pending from the initial in- ed of a total of $389,173 98 er than The Shores, would tion of The Shores also are Schneebeli, R-Pa., one of the conference members. office investigation of his was critical of the handling of vestigation conducted by this have been presented to a pending in court One of ".. . Exactly at what point he would or will not veto it, I complaint, and Mr. Coleman's the case by my office and office will also be handled by Mr Coleman readily admit- county grand jury at a later them, instituted by Mr hink. depends on what is in it, not the size of it," Schneebeli role in particular, could have particularly by myself. These the Division of Criminal Jus- ted he had limited Mr time. Nappe, alleges he was de- said created an awkward situation comments were made by the tice." Nappe's testimony and said The grand jury sitting on frauded of $200,000 he had in- if the case had gone to trial complainant, Moritz Nappe, Mr. Coleman declined to that was his job as it is up to The Shores complaint heard vested in The Shores and was U.S. acts to invite offshore bids under Mr. Coleman's direc- and his attorney. elaborate on what matters him to decide which matters five days of testimony in the defrauded of nearly another WASHINGTON - The Interior Department took its first tion. "I have conferred with Mat- were still pending in the case, are presented to the grand case and, as a result, the $2110,000 in four other real es- official step yesterday to bring oil and gas development to the "There has been consid- thew P. Boylan, director of but Mr Nappe had com- jury and when prosecutor's office reportedly tate transactions The suit Atlantic coast, inviting tract nominations off the mid-Atlantic. erable comment about this the Division of Criminal Jus- plained earlier that he was "There were some other has a backlog of ISO other named 20 defendants, in- Interior asked the oil industry to propose specific tracts matter in the news media," tice and following that confer- permitted to tell Ihe grand matters complained abnu! cases which accumulated dur- cluding all those indicted MI for leasing to private companies, off the sandy beaches of the prosecutor said in a writ- ence it was agreed that the jury only a limited portion of that weren't presented," the ing that time and are await- far in the case. New-York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. Such leasing would allow oil drilling for the first time in the Atlantic Ocean opposite some of the nation's most popular Masonic Temple to appeal beach resorts. Last month Interior issued a similar invitation for mid-At- lantic tract nominations, but had to withdraw it a day later when it realized it was legally blocked by a then-pending dis- tax bill increase of 560 % pute over offshore ownership (Continued) ments have been the focus (if On March 17 the U.S. Supreme Court removed that ob- city to deteriorate," he says second. And they have lfi-foot controversy here since last stacle by unanimously ruling that the federal government, not Mi Williams estimates that ceilings." he adds September when residents the coastal states, owns the Atlantic offshore area, just as it it would cost a buyer $200,000 The Long Branch Masons first received their new prop- already owns the nation's other offshore areas beyond the to renovate the Broadway definitely will appeal the erty values and protested three-mile limit of state jurisdictions. landmark. "But, if we can more-than-l.OOO-per cent as keep it, we plan to fix it up sharp increases The city ad- sessmertt increase. "We'll go over a period of years," he ministration finally responded Newspaper urges Arab summit right up the line — from the says tu the public outcry and, in The semiofficial Cairo newspaper Al Ahram called today city to the county to the While the worshipful master November, went to court in for an Arab summit conference to discuss the fate of United state," Mr. Williams says. is involved in appealing the efforts to ditch the Clemin- Nations peacekeeping forces in the Middle East and political But, even before the Cle- temple taxes, he also will be shaw revaluation. Thus far. and military possibilities after the collapse of Secretary of minshaw revaluation, city appealing those on his Jersey the city has been unsuccessful State Henry A. Kissinger's peace mission. Masons ran into tax troubles, Avenue home here. "The as- and has appealed to the N J according to Mr Williams Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy appealed for the sessment on my property Supreme Court "Up until five or six years Arab states to unite to force Israel from occupied Arab terri- tripled," says Mr Williams, Because of the revaluation ago, we enjoyed tax-exempt tories. Premier Yitzhak Rabin told the Knesset, Israel's par- who is president of the Ameri- the tax rate is expected to status. Then the tax assessor liament, that Israel is ready for war, if it comes. can Federation of Govern- drop from $5.74 per $100 of as- decided we shouldn't have ment Employes, Local 1904, sessed valuation in 1974 to Middle Eastern diplomats, however, expected the next de- it," he reports. velopment to be a reconvening of the Geneva talks attended at Ft, Monmouth. slightly less than $3 per $100 "We appealed to the county The Cleminshaw assess- this year. by Israel and the Arab opponents, with the United States tax board, and the county and Soviet Union as cochairmen. ruled we should be half ex Al Ahram said the Arab summit should be held before the empt But, then the city ap- U.N. peace forces' mandates expire to give time to work out pealed that ruling and we're Borough seeking an "emergency plan." The mandate for the force in the Sinai still waiting for a decision Desert ends April 26 while that of the force on the Golan Meanwhile, we've been pay- Heights runs until the end of May. LESSON IN INDEPENDENCE — Mrs. Bernard Durnln of Matawan watch- ing full taxes," he says "Although there are no differences among Arab rulers on es as her daughter, Paula, tries her hand at art during the "Gym-Jams" • Mr. Williams said that the budget reduction the over-all strategy, they should meet to discuss means to program sponsored for three and four-year-olds by the Arrowhead Bay- New Jersey Masonic organi- UNION BEACH - Mayor "As far as we're concerned, unify their tactics, too," the newspaper said. shore Branch of the Community YAACA. The spring session, also to be con- zation has taken up the battle Fred Varlese said last night Keyport is overcharging us," ducted at Cross of Glory Lutheran Church, Matawan, will run April 21 to to gain tax exemption for the that Borough Council will sup- the mayor said. Less electricity is costing more June 19. Registrations will be accepted at an open house for parents and Long Branch temple, which Is port a $72,000 cut in the Union Beach, which doesn't children which Is scheduled for 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. April 12 at used also by Lodge 82 (There In January 1974, the average residential customer of Flor- $2,260,169 current expense have a high school, sends its the church. are 350 members in the com- portion of the local school ida Power & Light used 833 kilowatt hours of electricity and students to neighboring Key- bined lodges.) budget. had a monthly bill of $24.98. port. This year. Union Beach His remarks came after the This January, the same customer used 799 kilowatt hours paid the Keyport school dis- "Only two temples in the council and the Board of Edu- and paid $31.62. trict a tuition rate of JI.'IMI Family of three homeless whole state pay property cation met to discuss an im- per student. The amount of electricity used decreased by 4 per cent; .taxes," Mr. Williams claims. pending reduction in the 1975- the bill increased by 27 per cent, The base rate stayed the "And we're one of them." 76 school budget, defeated by The mayor added. "Our lo- same, but the so-called fuel adjustment charge went from He says that chanty is the the voters on March 11 cal school board refused to $1 83 to $8.47 - up 363 per cent. after trailer fire in Hazlet main purpose of the ancient cut anything from the budget Mayor Varlese said the gov- They said they had nothing to The Florida situation is typical of what's happening Masonic orders. "We are not erning body's proposal will across the country: Americans are using less electricity and HAZLET - A family of Hazlet since the fire, said he Ihe trailers in the park are on a secret organization, though cut." three was left homeless this believes the 40-pad Hazlet concreate foundations as they recommend a $50,000 reduc- paying more. we do secret work on sym- Richard Flynn, president of weekend when a fire of unde- Trailer Park is probably the should be Electrical wires on tion in the estimated $700,000 An Associated Press sampling showed electric bills have bolic degrees. Our primary tuition bill from Keyport, with the board, said last night that risen sharply' in every area of the country, with most of the termined origin destroyed worst run park in the town the outside of trailers, he function is charity," he says. their trailer in the llazlei ship. said, are left lying on the wet the remaining $22,000 coming he had no comment regarding increase due to fuel adjustment charges which reflect higher citing the Shriners' Burns from a variety of other budg- the $72,000 figure or the may prices paid by the utilities for oil. coal and natural gas. Trailer Park Saturday morn- "I don't really want to com ground. Center in Boston. ing. ment on what caused the The trailers are also so et categories. or's comments The rate of increase varies sharply, from less than 10 per What if the Masons lose fire," he said, "that's for the close together, he said, that cent in sonie of the Western states to more than 100 per cent Chief Jesse Turlington of their tax appeals' the North Centerville Fire fire chief to say, but I will in fighting the fire, firemen in Vermont, which, like other New England areas, is heavily "Well, we'd probably turn Co., said an unknown caller say it was due to poor upkeep had to wet down the trailers dependent on expensive, imported crude oil. The average in- the temple over to the drand notified police of the fire at of the park." neighboring the Saia's. crease is about 25 or 30 per cent. That compares with an 11.1 Lodge (the state organiza- 3:42 a.m. Saturday. Firemen per cent Increase in all retail prices from February 1974 to Mr Saia added that none of Alex Montone, owner of the tion) which would leave an- from the North Centerville February 1975, according to the latest Consumer Price Index. trailer park, was not avail- other empty building in the and Hazlet Fire Co.'s re- MCAP to hear able for comment last night sponded and put the blaze out ENJOY in about an hour. SCLC leader The Daily Register The trailer, the home of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Good idea. Photo I.D. Benjamin and Dorothy Saia - The Rev. Hosea L. Wil- Ont Rtfllilff Pkuo. snrtwilxirv. NJ. 07)01 EASTER DINNER and their 11-year-old daugh- liams, president of the Atlan- Cash personal CJB checks BroncKOHkn ter, was "pretty nearly de- m m. IS. MMdMom. NJ. 07H0 tic Chapter of the Southern • €•• »Mtf« si. FMtnii* N.J. OJJ* stroyed," Chief Turlington Christian Leadership Confer- at all 27 offices with your m Btoodwor. L«M Branch. NJ. »n» PMllMtv Tht Ten Bank Rtgtittf said. ence, will be the guest speak- Mm M. C*. one* Hw, CKnr Although the fire started in er wUcn the Monmouth Com- CJB Master Charge Photo I.D. card. rtti — Tht AlMCio»f4 PrtM It fntltlf*! a bedroom in the rear of the munity Action Program MtMmptMri trailer, Chief Turlington said (MCAP) celebrates its 10th SKorri CMH pottoot poM ot RMl Ban". NJ. 07701 ant at MlddW- the cause is still being in- anniversary at a dinner dance low«T». ITMI. PIXS tfoHf. M»««or »f<~«H Frkm. Mall «*- ALLAIRE RD., SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, NJ. KrIDllom •mraMl 111 aoVonct vestigated. in the Shore Casino, here. CENTRAL JERSEY BAM 3 MonIM • MMM Mr. Saia, who.has been The event is scheduled for •AIMX3 THUBT CX3MFMNV Reservations; ^(201)449 7474 Ktt«.y * CCo ^ slaying with his brother in Friday. May 9. SMgM am * II Cmta 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY MARCH 25.1975 George E. Matthews Henrv A Reeker ' I1IIIN"MI mtmmmm •••••••• mutm > »» >• •••• KEYPORT - George E. Matthews Sr., 72. of 333 W Middletown issue clarified MORGANVILl.E - Henry i^iL • M. * Prospect Ave. died Sunday in $136,760; electrical equipment Davidhetser explained A Becker. 45, of Tenna.nl I I 1)1 I II 51 1*1 f* S Bayshore Community Hospital. MIDDLETOWN - To clear voters March II. for the partitions at $2,360. up misunderstandings which Though the referendum de- Road died yesterday ,n Bay- V^JJllUCll 1C5 Holmdel. lie added that the $500,000 and $300,000 worth of school arose following a story in the feat will not affect the con- shore Community Hospital imiiiiiiuwnii MMMMNNWMMNN HIIIIIIIIHIIII i urn Mr. Matthews was born in requested by the board was furniture. Clinton Township and moved March 14 edition of The Daily struction schedule of the new not to cover blacktopping. The prices estimated dale He was employed as a ma Charles L. Hill, firm president here 24 years ago from Cliff- Register, James W. Davidhei- high school, scheduled to open tennis courts and a running back to a year ago. totaling WaS life ng wood. ser, secretary to the Board or in September 1976, folding rack considered desirable by $439,120. The $500,000 bond is- dent here ' '° ""' PLAINFIKLD - Charles ber of the Crescent Avenue He was a retired metal Education, has released a partitions and furniture which the board. Under current eco- sue was planned to allow for He was a commumcant of •**"•. * »' '516 Watch- Presbyterian Church here, worker in the electronics in- breakdown of items covered the bond issue was designed nomic conditions, the board inflation which would have n Av e d led S n al d on m 8 St. Clement's Roman Catholic " 8, fc - u . » i«» ?" '?' ^ , °ilr ti H dustry, a member of St. Jo- by the. board's $500,000 high to finance are felt by board felt it unfair to ask the public occurred before actual pur- Church Matawan and was a Uuhlenberg Hospital He was I-4AM, Atlantic Highlands. sephs Roman Catholic school construction bond is- members to be necessities in to pay for these things, he rn ln Jerst V C an d ved Mr Hi waSa 32nd degree chases, the board secretary member of .he Bn2la«rs "" '- ">' " " Church, here, a World War II sue, defeated by township the JH million project, Mr. said. said. Masons and Plasterers Union j"
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OAKHURST ENGLISHTOWN KEYPORT WAYSIDE LITTLE SILVER BRICK TOWN MIDDLETOWN MANALAPAN HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND _>^ • . v'*'^1: ' SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY., MAHCH 25.1975 The Daily Register 5 Ritiervww licensed practical nurses seek union status By NADINE JOSIIMI RED BANK - Licensed tical nurses with the NLRB collective bargaining and the a destructive weapon," said A spokesman for the licens- including laboratory and of the hospital." status, will vote on whether practical nurses at. Riverview last Thursday. LPNA to represent them. Mr. Dargon. ed practical nurses, who re- kitchen staff," she said Mr Dargon said that the they want collective bargain- Mr. Dargon said the Riv- If there is no challenge, quested that her name be "We want to be represented association members would ing and want the Riverview Hospital are seeking approval Mr. Dargon also said he has erview Hospital adminis- however, Mr. Dargon said, withheld, said that her group by an organization we can be paying $f> a month in dues Unit of the New Jersey Stale of the National Labor Rela- been working with licensed tration will be notified this the LPNA will sit down with had been in contact with the trust," she said. He said the LPNA is wail- Nurses Association (\JS\A) tions Board (NLHB) to be practical nurses at Riverview week of the association's licensed practical nurses at LPNA but had "waited for She said most of the 102 II- ing for the hospital's response to represent them represented in collective bar- for two years. He Md lh*> move. Riverview and discuss with th*^ registered r.urses to act" censed practical nurses at and expects that its list will The election will climax a gaining by the Licensed Prac LPNA was an association for A Riverview spokesman them what they would like to before petitioning the NLRB Riverview agreed that there be challenged. two-year effort of registered tical Nurses Association of nurses and "not just a said the hospital has no see in a contract. "We were afraid that once would be a contract but "no Next month the hospital's nurses at Riverview to be New Jersey (LPNA). union." The association was knowledge about the filing "The nurses we have been a move to unionize had be- changes in the quality of registered nurses, who were come duly recognized as a la- Thomas Dargon, vice presi- founded in 1947 and obtained and would not comment at in contact with have stressed gun, we might be lost in the health care and the principles the first to strive for union bor organization ,/ dent of the New Jersey bargaining unit rights in 1969. this point. three areas — benefits, griev- shuffle," she said. "We felt if LPNA, said that the associ- If the hospital contests the ance procedures and further a regular union, like Local ation's lawyer filed the The licensed practical nurs- list of names presented by the education. They have told us 1199, of the Hospital Workers request containing the names es are following efforts Riv- LPNA, an election will be they want a no-strike clause. Union, walked into Riv- Jt T '"•"•mill i i i Car maker in trouble out, with the familiar fixed-in- Once again, powerful fortes terest mortgage loan, you can Bv DAVID R. SARGENT ' '" " " M""1 ley! her capital Thus. safeU budget precisely for monthly in the mortgage lending field YOUR MONEY'S of principal should be your payments and take out new are spearheading a drive to (J — Is Chrysler Corp overriding inwsimeni objec- lower-rate loans if interest popularize the variable rate (NYSK) a good buy at Us re SUCCESSFIL tive with high income a tei WORTH rates go into a prolonged de- home mortgage. And unless tent price of 111. At that lev- IHM1.II> goal With Itus in cline. And with a VRM. a Congress specifically forbids el, it yields over 13 per tent mind. I would favor an eveji II IIIIIIHH •Illlllll MlltlMI home is not the hedge against payments would rise to $283. INVESTING the Federal Home Loan U.G. inflation that it is with a fixed Here's the pattern on that nu\ of Federal Home Loan Board to move, it intends be- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii over the mortgage's life limit- rate mortgage. $30,000-30-year mortgage if in- A — As you are probably Hank T\s of IM3 and Export- fore September to tell feder- Import (World Hank) Bank ed to 2.5 per cent above the terest rates declined steadily. now aware, Chrysler fulfilled company'! all neu mid-nixed ally chartered savings and But that "stability" argu- *\s uf ins The average re- original contracted rate. An If, as before, on January market expectations by omitt- car line, as well as higher loan associations they can is- ment has great power too. So, turn on thil portfolio unulil be K.!> per cent mortgage rate, 1976 the interest rate on your ing the first quarter dividend prices on all models, should sue a home mortgage to you here's how you might make H 3 per cent which would add for instance, could never go mortgage is 8.5 per cent, your after reporting record losses boost dollar volume in above on which your interest rate out if you got a $30,060, 30- over s.i nun to your annual in- above 11 per cent. monthly payments would be for the final quarter and 1974 the level reported in 1974 Un- would generally fluctuate year VRM and interest rates come, lipping il by till per $231; if January 1977 the in- year. This marked the fourth til a more encouraging pic- with interest rates in the open There would be no limits on rose steadily. In this ex- cent While Federal llomi1 terest rate fell to 8.0 per cent, time in company history that lure takes shape, these shares market. how much the rate on your ample, your monthly pay- your monthly payments would a quarterly payment had should not be purchased Loan Hank bunds are nut mortgage might fall. ments are adjusted each year been skipped; once in 19.1H The variable rate mortgage be reduced to $220; if January guaranteed by ihe govern- (if they were altered every and twice in 1933 A series nf concept is not new. But it has You, as a borrower would 1978 the interest rate fell In Q - I have recently been ment, they are considered six months, your monthly layoffs, plant closings and been held in check in past be given 45 days notice before 7.5 per cent, your monthly widowed and have three teen second to Treasury issue-, as payments would be slightly budget and capital spending years by opposition in Con- any increase, and you could payments would be reduced agen to raise I have $4(1.110(1 to safety Furthermore, inter higher). cuts have already been put gress, among many consumer choose how you accepted the to $210; if January 1979 the in- and frankly am rather stared esl on these bonds is exempt If on January 1976 the inter- into effect and more arc on groups and among home buil- change You could accept an terest rate fell to 7.0 per cent, about doin^ the right thing from state and local income est rate on your mortgage is the way. This has not been ders themselves. increase — or decrease — in your monthly payments would The money is in the bank now laves World Hank bonds are your monthly payment on 8.5 per cent, your monthly be reduced to $201; if January enough, according to manage- but 1 need more income to government guaranteed and This time, though, Congress principal and interest. Or you payments would be $231; if 1980 the interest rate fell to ment, to stem the flow of red supplement my $4!ill monthly rated AAA. but tarn no form well may permit the FHLB to could hold your payments January 1977 the interest rate 6.5 per cent, your monthly ink in the first quartpr of this Is there any investment you ni. lav exemption rose to 9.0 per cent, your go ahead because of the constant and agree to length- payments would be reduced year. would surest for me' N II (Column readers should monthly payments would be greater stability the VRM en or shorten the period of to $191; and if January 1981 send their investment in increased to $241; if January Programs designed to in promises to bring to the mort- repayment. the interest rate fell to 6.0 per A — To my way Construction By HappyNest. 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Serves eight. - Passover — the Jewish holy days which commemorate — Selma August the emancipation of the ancient Israelites from Egyptian Holmdel bondage - begins tomorrow night with the traditional Seder PASSOVER ROLLS Both a meal and a worship service, the Seder is celebrated U4 cups boiling water with prayers, songs and blessings performed in a given order M, cup oil In fact, seder is the Hebrew word for order 2 cups Matzoh meal Among Orthodox and most Conservative Jews, the Seder 2 tbsps sugar is held on both the first and second nights of the eight-day ob- 1 tsp salt servance. Reform Jews, who observe a seven-day Passover, 4 eggs usually have their one Seder on the first evening Boil water and oil. Place dry ingredients in bowl Pour Symbolic foods will be arranged in special order on a Se- bowling water and oil over matzoh meal mixture and stir Let der plate There is the charosis — a mixture of grated apple, stand to cool for five minutes. Then add lightly beaten eggs. nuts and wine — which represents the clay and bricks used by Wet hands to shape ingredients into rolls. Place them on the Israelites during their enslavement to build the cities of greased cookie sheet and bake at 375 degrees for 50 to 55 min- the Pharaohs. Also, the roasted egg which is a symbol of the utes. Makes one dozen rolls. free-will offering that accompanied the sacrifice of the pas- — Mrs Bea Goode chal lamb, represented at Seder by a roasted lamb bone Manalapan Bitter herbs, called maror, are in the form of horseradish MATZOH MUSHROOM STUFFING or stallions and recall the bitterness of slavery; they will be 1 medium onion dipped in the charosis during the Seder. '/d cup oil or chicken fat Parsley or sweet herbs are reminders of spring and 4 cups of Matzoh farfel or 10 pieces of Matzoh, finely broken growth and they are to be dipped in salt water, symbolizing 1 cup chopped celery the tears shed by captive peoples. 3 tbsps. chopped parsley In remembrance of the haste with which the Israelites led 1 cup diced mushrooms by Moses, fled Egypt (even before their bread had a chance 2 cups chicken broth to rise) foods leavened with yeast, baking powder or baking 1 egg, slightly beaten soda are forbidden The unleavened Matzoh is eaten 1 tsp. salt The feast also includes the drinking of four cups of wine 14 tsp. pepper to symbolize God's deliverance of Israel. Another element of I tsp sage (optional) the Seder is the extra cup of wine placed on the table for Eli- 1 tbsp. paprika jah the Prophet, the "invisible guest" whose glad tidings are Mince onion and saute in oil or fat Add Matzoh and stir awaited until lightly browned. Add celery, parsley and mushrooms. Herewith some recipes shared by local homemakers who Combine chicken broth, egg and seasonings to Matzoh mix- have met the challenge of providing traditional and tasty Pas- ture Cook over low heat for five minutes. Enough to stuff a sover meals while observing the dietary restrictions. large chicken or small turkey. PASSOVER APPLE CAKE — Bernice Curtis Mix and set aside Llncroft '<» cup sugar MATZOH MEAL PANCAKES % tsp cinnamon 3 eggs,separated 5 apples, peeled and sliced Vj cup water YOUTHFUL PARTICIPANTS - Reading from the Shrewsbury. The children play an important part In separate bowl mix together V2 tsp salt Haggadah, the ancient book which tells the ap- in the Seder service which opens with the family's legg Hi cup Matzoh meal pointed order for the Passover Seder are, from youngest son asking "Why Is this night different >4 cup plus 2 tbsps sugar Beat the egg yolks until light, add the salt. Fold in the left, Sandra Bendar, 12, Leonardo; Edward Im- from all other nights?" 1 tsp salt Matzoh meal and stiffly beaten egg whites. Drop by table- merman, 8, Red Bank, and Joseph Roberts, 10, lA cup oil spoon onto heated and oiled griddle. Brown on both sides. 1 cup Matzoh meal Serve hot with honey or jam. Makes one dozen pancakes. Fold two mixtures together, then add juice of one small — Florence Weintraub lemon. Put in baking dish and sprinkle with a small amount of Long Branch sugar and cinnamon. Then bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes POTATO FLOUR CAKE or until browned — Shirley Roberts 1% cups sugar Weddings Shrewsbury juice of 'tj lemon FROZEN CHOCOLATE CREME rind of one whole lemon '4 lb. margarine 1 level cup of potato flour Cre^l-Banyacski 4 extra large eggs, separated Separate the whites from the yolks. Add a pinch of salt % cup sugar and put them in the refrigerator. Beat the yolks and the sugar HOLMDEL - In St. Ben- Creel and Howard Pirigy % tsp. cinnamon until light. Add the lemon. Continue beating and then fold in edict's Roman Catholic were flower girl and page. 3 tbsps cocoa ••• • the stiffly beaten egg whites. Sift in the potato flour, folding it Church here March 8, Miss Ushers were Brian Demp- I tbsp. wine or brandy in carefully and thoroughly. Karen Marie Banyacski, sey and Gary Metules. macaroons or chopped nuts Bake in an ungreased tube pan or in a spring form in a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Creel are Beat egg whites until foamy and gradually beat in >4 cup moderate oven (325 degrees) for 50 minutes. When done, re- Frank Banyacski, 26 Mich- alumni of Raritan High sugar until stiff Set aside Without washing the beater, cream move from oven, invert pan on a wire rack and let cool before tare, ikristopher Creel igan Ave., Hazlet, was mar- School. He is employed by Mrs. Charles Cooprr margarine andx k cup sugar and then gradually beat in yolks removing from pan (Nee Karen Banyacski) ried to Christopher Allen Carl's Floor Waxing. (Nee Lillian Johnson) Add the cocoa, cinnamon and wine and blend thoroughly. Fold - Jane Falk Creel, son of Mr. and Mrs. in egg white mixture and turn into 9-inch pan. Sprinkle with New Shrewsbury Luther Creel, 919 Armstrong Larkin- Blvd., Ocean Township. Cooper-Johnson The Rev. William C. Ander- EAST KEANSBURG - Phil Sapienza, Gordon Fer- Yanko son officiated at the ceremo- Miss Lillian Frances Johnson rari and Timothy Keough as ny. There was a reception in and Charles Lee Cooper were ushers. WEST LONG BRANCH - Diamond Jim's, Cheesequake. Miss Lissa Gail Yanko and J. married here March 15 in St. Mr. and Mrs.. Cooper were Peter Larkin 3rd were mar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Creel Catherine's Roman Catholic graduated from Middletown ried here March 14 in the were the honor attendants. Church by the Rev. John B. Township High School. She is chapel of Woodrow Wilson Mr. Creel is the bridegroom's Cook and the Rev. Gerald employed by Harmony Floral Memorial Hall by the Rev. brother and Mrs. Creel, nee Soct. There was a reception Shoppe The bridegroom, an Dr. Gilbert Fell, philosophy Susan Banyacski, is sister to in Buck Smith's Restaurant. electronics graduate of Mon- professor at the school. the bride. Parents of the couple are mouth County Vocational The bride is the daughter of Also attending the bride Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lisse- School, served two years in George Yanko, 10 Ocean were Brenda Pirigy and Pa- feld, 41 White St., and Mr. the U.S. Army and is em- Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, and tricia Santoro. Teresann and Mrs. Leroy Cooper, 70 ployed by the Middletown Ruth S. Yanko of Pompano Bay Ave. Township Board of Educa- Beach, Fla. VETERANS The bride, daughter also of tion. Mr. Larkin is the son of Mr. REMEMBERED the late Alfred Johnson, was and Mrs. Joseph Peter Lar- MARLBORO - Mrs. Ed- attended by Flora Johnson, FATHER'S NIGHT kin, 20 Meadow Drive, New ward Reiff and Mr. Albert maid of honor, Maria Gorm- BELFORD - The Bayview Shrewsbury. He was gradu- Leedom, Seaside Heights, are ley, Laurie Dean, Ruth Ann School PTA will sponsor a fa- ated from Ranney School, at- chairmen of the American Le- Cooper, Valerie Lewicki and ther's night program April 2 tended Lehigh University, gion Auxiliary parties slated Sandra Appeneal. at 8 p.m. in the all-purpose and in June expects to re- to take place here this month Mr. Cooper had William room of the school. A film ceive a bachelor of fine arts in Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- Scobie as his best man and and gymnastics program will degree in film and television pital. Alfred Johnson, Henry Miller, be featured. from New York University. Mrs. Larkin is an alumna of Monmouth Regional High School, New Shrewsbury. She attended Boston University and is majoring in psychology at Monmouth College. AUXILIARY MEETING HIGHLANDS - The Ladies SEDER PREPARATIONS — Mixing the In- Roberts, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Irvln Gordon and her Auxiliary of American Legion gredients for a Passover apple cake are members daughter Cheryl, 14, Lincroft, and the Gordons' Twinlight Post will meet to- of Congregation Beth Shalom, Red Bank, from houseguest Margaret West, 14, New Providence. morrow night at 8 o'clock in left, Mrs. Gene Immerman, Red Bank; Mrs. Ted the Post Home, Bay Ave. Guild sets art classes SHREWSBURY - The position and design in draw- ics and watercolor for chil- Guild of Creative Art will ing and painting for adults dren; Joseph Messner, water- commence Spring art classes and teens, and creative work- color for adults; Regone Pier- the first week of April, ac- shop for children; Yvonne Au- rakos, oil for adults; Mary cording to Mrs. Anne Ko- bert, watercolor for adults Sheean, drawing, oil portrait- bayashi, in charge of the pro- and teens; Nick Caivano, ure, life instruction in oil and gram. sculpture for adults and charcoal and watercolor for teens; Norman Colson, oil for adults and teens; Merri Vet- "Courses cover a wide beginners, adults and teens; rano, macrame for adults; range of media, and there are Agnes Egan, oil or pastel for Don Voorhees, watercolor for classes for different age beginners and advanced; Bet- adults, and Ute Weber, batik groups and skills," Mrs. Ko- ty Hart, drawing, mixed for adults. bayashi said. media and oil for adults, Courses will be in oils, wa- teens and children; Anne Ko- Registration can be made lercolors, pastels, drawing, bayashi, Japanese brush by telephoning or visiting the acrylics, macrame, sculpture, painting for adults; Pat Laf- Guild, 620 Broad St., here. charcoal, Japanese brush ferty, watercolor and acrylic painting and batik. Sixteen and oil for adults; Evelyn The Guild of Creative Art, a teachers will conduct classes Leavens, drawing, pastel and non-profit organization, is ARE YOU A WATERFORD COLLECTOR? for adults, teen-agers and watercolor for adults, teens open from noon to 5 p.m. children, beginners and ad- and children; Sheilah Loebel. Tuesday through Sunday, and If so, you'll want to see our collection of Waterford vanced painters. drawing, printmaking, acryl- is closed Monday. works of art. If you're not a collector yet, you'll Teachers and their classes become one as soon as- you see these legendary Irish include: Bette Abel, com- Theater party April 4 beauties. RIVER PLAZA - The Riv- of Mrs. Harold B. Young, past er Plaza Woman's Club is president of the River Plaza sponsoring a theater party Woman's Club and teacher at Friday, April 4 to The Bam, River Plaza School. 1 Rumson, to see "The Bald So- Tickets may be obtained Shut 1696 EUSSILLES prano" and "The Lesson." from Mrs. Albert J. Lovecky, 152 Jumping Brook Road, Lin- ^ Monmtmik't Lading ltmUr, Proceeds will go to the croft, or Mrs. Alvan Camp- THIRTY BX BROAD STREET / RED BANK, NEW JERSEY scholarship fund in memory bell, 31 Orchard St. here. OAD STREET SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MARCH 25. 1975 Once blind person urges eye donations Dear Ann Landers: Once I to a stranger. Beverly, Mass. does today what he can put "a bashful kidney." Your an Your Friend In Canada was completely blind Can I want to express my grat- Dear Grateful: Here's your off till tomorrow Please for- suer was both enlightening Dear Friend: Thanks for you imagine what it is like itude to my benefactor by ur- letter, and I thank you (or it. give me for being months lale and encouraging writing. I agree that some let- suddenly to be denied the joy ging others to pledge their And now a word from Ann ANN LANDERS with this letter. 1 have been "one of those" ters I print are not appro- of seeing all the beautiful eyes so that when they leave Landers: My wife read your column all my life and I'm in my priate for drawing-room con- things In the world and the this world they might make it The need for eye donations any way disfigure the faces of suitable for transplant u while back and handed it to mid-forties My wife has no versation but my aim is to faces of those you love? possible for a blind person to is critical. Many candidates the deceased. Please write to Sibley Me- me. She said, "What will Ann idea I have the problem educate people and provide Today my sight has been see again. Won't you please for restored sight must wait People of any age may do- morial Hospital today It may Landers say next? Is NOTH- I applaud you for speaking answers for those who have completely restored, thanks help me, Ann? Ask your read- six or eight months in total nate their eyes. Relatives be the most noble act you ING sacred?" She was referr- oul about things that bother no place else to go to a cornea transplant. Words ers to contact the Inter- darkness because of the may authorize eye donations have ever performed in your ing to your letter from the people, even though the topic That particular letter edu- cannot express my gratitude national Eye Foundation, Sib- shortage of donors. at the time of death. Individ- entire life. And it costs you young man who couldn't uri- might be considered crude or cated ME After it appeared 1 to the person who made it ley Memorial Hospital, Wash There are no religious ob- uals who have poor vision or nothing. I signed my pledge nate in a public place and indelicate A lot of folks need was virtually flooded (if possible. Someone whose ington, D.C., for information jections on the part of Catho- diseased eyes may donate card three years ago. was worried because he had to have their questions an- you'll excuse the choice of Identity I will never know and guidance to the eye bank lic, Protestant or Jewish their eyes for research since Dear Ann Landers: I'm one just enlisted in the Navy The swered by a stranger, and words) with thank yous from pledged his eyes, after death, nearest them. - Grateful In faiths. Eye removals do not in such tissue is obviously not of those people who never slang term for the problem is you do a great service — men with the problem Dean-Reale UNCROFT - Mr and Mrs High School, attended Glass- Engagements announced August J Reale, 437 Newman boro State College for two Springs Road, announce the years and is employed by engagement of their daugh- Hu skin and Robbins Ice ter. Miss Patricia I. Reale, I" (ream. Eatontown Richard T. Dean, son of Mr and Mrs Richard W Dean of Mr Dean is an alumnus of Toms River A November St. Joseph's High School and wedding is planned Pennsylvania Military College and is employed at the Con- Miss Reale was graduated servation and Environmental from Middletown Township Studies Center, Whitebogg Johnston-Griswold MANCHESTER, Conn - education from Northeastern Mr and Mrs. Hayden I. (Ins University, Boston, where she wold Jr. here, announce the majored in speech pathology Miss laghillerl Miss Newman Miss Walker Miss Gaston Miss Case Miss Reale Miss Grlswold engagement of their daugh- She is a speech pathologist in ter, Miss Diane Tracy (iris- the Everett (Mass.) Public Linzmayer-Case wold, to Robert Frederick Schools. Bedow-lnghilleri Busz-Gaston Johnston, son of Col. Fred- RED BANK - Announce- ated from Red Bank Regional CLARKSBURG, W Va. - Miss Gaston was graduated COLTS NECK - Mr. and Miss Case was graduated ; erick J Johnston, 15 Peters Mi Johnson was awarded a ment is made by Mr. and High School and is a second The engagement of Miss Bar- from Washington Irving High Mrs. James W. Case Jr., Dor from Marlboro High School Place, Red Bank, N.J A July RA degree cum laude from Mrs. Anthony Inghilleri, 27 year student oof Radiologic bara Anne Gaston to Kenneth School. She and Mr. Busz, an brook Farms, Rt. 537, Scobey- and is employed by Inter- wedding is planned. Villanova (Pa.) University Washington St., of the en- Technology at Monmouth Me- Howard Busz, son of Mr. and alumnus of Middletown Town- ville, announce the engage- national Computer Sciences Miss Griswold received a and is a financial planning gagement of their daughter, dical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Howard W. Busz, 292 ship (N.J.) High School, are ment of their daughter, Miss Inc., Oakhurst BS degree from the Univer- and pension supervisor for Miss Josephine Inghilleri, to Mr. Bedow is a graduate of. Edgemoor Road, Belford, students at Salem College He Kathleen Frances Case, to Mr. Linzmayer, an alumnus sity of Connecticut, and a Aetna Life and Casualty. Wai- Rodney A. Bedow, son of Mrs. Titusville High School and is N.J., is announced by' her is a member of Alpha Phi Krank Lewis Linzmaycr 3rd. of Red Bank Catholic High cum laude master's degree in Ih.iin. Mass. Josephine Bedow and Bruce self-employed in the Red parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Omega fraternity. son of Mr. and Mrs Frank School, expects to be gradu- Bedow, both of Titusville, Pa. Bank area with V.I.P. Con- B. Gaston here. Linzmayer Jr., 274 White ated in June from Monmouth Miss Inghilleri was gradu- tractors. Road, Little Silver. College, West Long Branch. Parker-Walker Owens-Newman Bendar-Zirkin FLORENCE, Ky. - The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weldoq Public Notice. NAVESINK - Mr. and tain View, Calif. engagement of Miss Deborah Walker here. GLEN ROCK - The en- BA degree in Spanish from Starting Tues., March 25th, Lean Line, Mrs. Arthur Newman, Valley Quinnipiac College, Hamden, Miss Newman attends Mid- Jean Walker to Douglas gagement of Miss Ronni Zir- the weight reducing club will be meeting at Drive, announce the engage- dletown Township High Bradley Parker, son of Mr. Miss Walker and her fiance kin to Joel Bendar, son of Mr. Conn., and did graduate work ment of their daughter, Miss School. Her fiance was gradu- and Mrs. Frank Bendar, 9 at Lehigh University, Bethle- the Little Silver Firehouse at 7:00 p.m., and Mrs. Bradley K. Parker, expect to be graduated in Prospect Ave., Little Silver, N.J. Pamela Jane Newman, to Da- ated from Red Bank Regional 38 Richard Lane, West Long May from Cumberland Col- Hosford Ave., Leonardo, is hem, Pa. She was elected to vid H. Owens, Shore Drive, High School and is employed announced by her parents, Alpha. Mu Gamma national Branch, is announced by her lege, Williamsburg. Formerly at Red Bank YMCA. Highlands, son of Mr. and by Midland Glass Co., Cliff- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zirkin honor society for language Mrs. David Owens of Moun- wood. here. A November wedding is majors. planned. Mr. Bendar is an alumnus Call collect: Miss Zirkin and her fiance of Middletown Township High Miss Monmouth are employed as service rep- School and received a BS de- (201)757-7677 resentatives for Social Secu- gree in elementary education rity Jersey City Teleservice from Monmouth College, Center. West Long Branch, where he entries sought The bride-elect was gradu- was a member of Sigma Pi Lean Line ated from Glen Rock High fraternity. He is a U.S. Air Proceeds go to hospitals, HOWELL TOWNSHIP - School. She was awarded a Force veteran. Mind over matter Mrs. Rima White, 2 Forest first aid squads, fire depart- Hill Drive, is accepting en- ments, Little League, Pop tries in the Miss Monmouth Warner, historical societies, County Scholarship Pageant local foundations and needy through April 1. individuals in the area. The pageant, the ninth an- Pageant producer is Mrs. OPEN nual sponsored by the Candle- Sally Rogers. wood Woman's Club, is the of- Judging of the candidates DAYS ficial preliminary to the Miss will be based on the same I New Jersey and Miss Amer- standards as the Miss New ONLY ica Pageants. The com- -Jersey and Miss America petition will take place at 8:30 Pageants. Poise, beauty, and p.m. May 3 here in Taunton talent are three major re- DOORS OPEN School. quirements. Entrants must be Winners and runners up re- residents of Monmouth Coun- "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY" ceive scholarship prizes and ty for at least six months or trophies. A special talent attend college in the county; eSS SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 WED. trophy is awarded. The win- they must be 17 years of age, (OPPOSITE CIHUt CHEVROLET) ner becomes eligible to com- but not more than 28 years CLOSED MON.-TUES. OPEN WED. THUR. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 pete in the Miss New Jersey old; single and never have 10 A.M. SHARP contest for the Miss America been married, and be high WE WANT YOU! — Miss Cheryl Marie Sopo- delegate. school graduates by Labor rowskl, left, current Miss Monmouth County, loins Mrs. Susan Weinberg is di- Day of this year. PRE EASTER SUPER SALE!!! Mrs. Susan Welnberg, director of the 1975 Miss recting the event, for which The club is proud that one JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH JUST IN FRESH THIS WEEK Monmouth County Pageant, to Invite prospective club members make cos- of its winners, the former candidates for the title to register by April 1. The tumes, write the script and Cheryl Carter, reigned for a MISSY FAMOUS LABEL LADIES POLY-RAYON-ACETATE event, sponsored by the Candlewood Woman's handle all elements of stag- year as Miss New Jersey and CONTEMPORARY Club, Howell Township, Is official preliminary to ing. They are assisted by went on to become second 100% POLYESTER • STYLING the Miss New Jersey and Miss America Pageants. Greg Maka of Station WRLB runner-up in the Miss Amer- The local judging will be staged May 3. as sound technician. ica contest. SPORTSWEAR PANT $ • SLACKS • JACKETS • • SKIRTS • VESTS • SETS • BLOUSES SIZES 5/6 TO 15/16 SIZE 8 TO 18 CHECKS • SOLIDS • DOTS • Scant time and calories NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TO $38.00 IF PERF. NAT. ADV. UP TO $16.99 IF PERF. OVER 400 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH THIS WEEK OVER 250 JUST IN FRESH LADIES FAMOUS MAKER MEN'S BETTER DRESSY AND CASUAL STYLING PERMA PRESS By BARBARA GIBBONS POLY-RAYON Sometimes it seems as if time is the biggest enemy of SLIM GOURMET would-be weight-watchers. When time is short and the dinner BLOUSES & SHIRTS hour nears, it often seems simpler to turn to fattening con- QIANA • COTTON • NYLON • VOILES venience foods than to put together a main course from garlic salt and pepper to taste SHIRTS % teaspoon crushed oregano SIZES 8 TO 18 "scratch." SHORT & LONG SLEEVE Heat oil in a nonstick skillet and cook chopped onion until NAT. ADV. UP TO $20.00 IF PERFECT Today we've got a trio of 10 minute meals that are almost golden brown. Add steak slices and brown quickly, about 3 SIZES 14V2 TO 17 as easy as heat-and-serve mixes and every bit as quick! OVER 300 JUST IN FRESH THIS WEEK minutes on each side. Pour the tomato sauce over the steak, But they taste better and are far more nutritious. And they $ add seasonings and cook gently, covered for 10 minutes. JUNIORS BETTER NAME BRAND cost vou less in calories and cash. Serves six, 205 calories each. PASTELS AND CHECKED TEN MINUTE CHICKEN POLYNESIAN POLYESTER AND RAYON 3.00 TEN-MINUTE SKEWERED HAM AND APPLES 1% pound chicken cutlets (boneless breast) 1'4 pound ready to-eat hamsteak NAT. ADV. TO $11.00 IF PERF. 1 tablespoon soy sauce. 3 large apples OVER 200 JUST IN FRESH 1 tablespoon salad oil 1 teaspoon caraway seeds l& chopped onions Cut the hamsteak into 1% inch cubes, trimming away any TROUSERS BOY'S-YOUNG MEN 1 green pepper, seeded and sliced fat. Core the unpeeled apples and slice each into 8 wedges BETTER BRANDED 1 cup juice-packed crushed pineapple FLARED AND STRAIGHT 5 TO 13 ,, with skin intact. Cut each wedge in half, so that each apple NAT. ADV. UP TO $23.00 IF PERFECT COTTON-RAYON-POLYESTER It-ounce can plain tomato sauce chunk retains some skin. Alternate the ham cubes and apple Cut the chicken into two-inch chunks. Put the chicken, soy chunks on metal skewers (make certain the skewer goes "SPECIAL PURCHASE" sauce and oil in a nonstick skillet over high heat. Cook and through the apple skin). Arrange the skewers in a shallow stir until chicken chunks are lightly browned. Stir in all re- LADIES BETTER BRAND FLORAL PRINTS flame-proof dish and sprinkle lightly with caraway. Broil PANTS maining ingredients, cover and cook 5 minutes over low heat. NYLON AND ACETATE about 4 minutes each side, basting with any liquid that forms FLORAL PRINTS SIZES 5 TO 18 Uncover and continue to cook and stir until the liquid evapo- in the dish. Serves four, 2(5 calories each. SHORT & LONG SLEEVE SIZES 7/8 TO 15/16 rates Into a thick sauce Serves six, 186 calories each. Add spice to your diet! For a complete guide to spice ca- TEN-MINUTE STEAK ITALIANO lories, including sodium content and other nutritional and 1 tablespoon olive oil cooking information, send a stamped self-addressed envelope SHIRTS $O $9 *3.00 Uj cup chopped onion and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Spice Guide, In care of this NAT. ADV. UP TO $16.00 IF PERFECT JEj ^ND ^ 1% pounds top round steak, thinly sliced NAT. ADV. UP TO $16.00 IF PERF. Itounce can tomato sauce newspaper, 50 W Shore Trail, Sparta, N.J. 07871. 10 The DMfy Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MARCH 25,1975 SPRING PUPPET-MAKING WORKSHOP The Monmouth County Park System is ottering a the Spring. Puppet-Making Workshop, conducted Cy Sol Kannol New Province, N J Ttos work- shop will meet (or 8 sessions on Saturdays trom 10-00 AM to 12-00 Noon beginning April 5. 19fS pork system and continuing thru May 24, 1975 Youngsters age 9 and up and adults, as well, may enroll in this activity The tee (or this course is $15 00 The meeting place will be m the Crafts Building in Thompson Park, Lincrott. N.J. Participants in this program will learn how to de- velop a puppei character through creative ex- pression personal expression through art mate- rials small linger coordination, and dramatic ex- T pression by giving "lite" to the puppets They will also learn the history ol puppetry, construct a stage and learn how to operate a theatre Por registration and lurther information, please call the Park System Offices al 201-842-4000 GOLF INSTRUCTION Your Monmouth County Park System will once again offer a Golf Instructional Program at the Howell Park Golf Course, and for Ihe first time, at the Shark River Park Golf Course These instruc- mdrlf tional programs will begin the week of April 12, 1975. and will be offered through October, 1975 The course consists of lour 1V4 hour sessions which meet twice a week lor two weeks Salurday courses will meet tor lour consecutive weeks Course days and hours for Ihe Instructional Pro- grams are: Howe>ll Wednesday and Friday — 10:30 AM to 12:00 Noon Saturday — 9 00 AM to 10:30 AM Events Shark Rlvtr Wednesday and Friday — 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Saturday — 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM These courses are primarily geared to the begin- April — a month of inspiration and re-birth as we engage ourselves in Spring- ning golfer and includes the following 1 Rules, etiquette and scoring time activities and observe the natural world come to life after a winter's res- 2 Equipment pite. Trees will soon dress in their leaves and blossoms, lawns and pastures 3. Got! course layout 4 Grip, address and swing will grow green, and the serenades of songbirds by day and frogs by night 5 Use of woods, irons, putter, provide music to our ears. There are gardens to plant, flowers to enjoy, and and special clubs outdoor activities in which to participate. Golf clubs are available lor rent at the clubhouses; however, practice balls will be furnished for driving range use The tee for the Golf Instructional Course is $20.00 From canoe trips and hikes to horse shows and craft programs, your Mon- Advance registration is required and class sizes mouth County Park System hopes that you will set aside some time from your are limited For additional information and registra- busy schedule to relax and to come out and enjoy your parks this month. tion forms for the course, please contact the Park System Offices at (201) 842-4000 TENNIS INSTRUCTION The Monmouth County Park System Instructional Tennis Programs lor 1975 will begin April 21st and will continue through October All sessions of this program will be conducted on the Thompson Park Tennis Courts located on Newman Springs Road in Lincrott, N.J. . Instructional courses consist of eight 1 hour ses- RAY KRAMER'S sions which meet two days a week for four weeks flctivities for APRIL Sessions lor (his year will be available trom 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays or on Tuesdays and Thursdays Included in the course are 4MiU3ttn April Activity Place Time 1. Forehand and backhand groundstrokes 2 Forehand and backhand volley 1 "Roses: All American Selection" Thompson Park 8:00 PM 3 The serve SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS 4 Groundstroke and volley drills Jersey Shore Rose Society Visitor Center 5. Scoring 5 "Landscape Design & Planting" Thompson Park 9:00 AM 6. Rules, etiquette and some tactics Visitor Center • Advanced/registration is required for.the course 5 •Canoe Clinic Turkey Swamp Park 10:00 AM afWjfcfi-Tee is $20 00. Participants must lurnish MINER SUPPLY CO. their own racquet and sneakers or tennis shoes. 5 'Children's Holiday Program: Thompson Park 2:00 PM For additional information and registration please "The Bunny Who Found Easter" Visitor Center call the Park System at (201) 842-4000 or write: EACHY Monmouth County Park System •KOADLOOMS . REMNANT DIPT. LUMBING 5, 6 Jr. Boy's & Girl's Spring Tennis Thompson Park & 8:00 AM P.O. Box 326, Newman Springs Road Tournament Holmdel Park Uncrofl, NJ. 07738 RAPHERNALIA 5, 6 Boy's t Girl's Basketball Tournament Neptune Senior 9 JO AM SAILING COURSE INIW » UHDI BOUGHT » SOLD Why be a "land-lubber" when you can join the SOUTH OF THf KRUMMV KAUPP »t. FRONT ST RED BANK. , R Hijji School crew comin' aboard for the Monmouth County ON WONDERFUL WIST FRONT 6 "Accomplishments In Art"- Thompson Park 2:00 PM to Park System Sailing Instruction Course being of- fered this month? The first leg of this course will Opening Reception Visitor Center 5:00 PM be held in the Thompson Park Visitor Center in - (Exhibit open dally 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM thru Arpll 24th) Lincrott on April 9, 10, 16 and 17%om 7:30 PM to 930 PM. Topics covered in these sessions include Washington Crossing 9:00 AM terminology, rope splicing, running a course, and * MtllD CONCRCTC GALE'S Industrial Supplies 12 *Canoe Trip: Delaware Canal vessel maintenance C CAIT MANMOLIt State Park MAION MAtCftlAL* The second portion of this course will be con- •TCtl Keyport, NJ. Delaware Water Gap 8:00 AM 12 'Hike: Mt. Minsi - ducted on the lake in Turkey Swamp Park on April Information Center 19 and 20 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Participants Thompson Park & 8:00 AM will have an opportunity to practice what they 12, 13 Men's Spring Tennis Tournament have learned on land The fee lor this activity is Holmdel Park $20.00. Reservations and an outline of the course FRED D. WIKOFF CO. may be obtained by contacting the Park System MARINE VIEW FUEL OIL — COAL — FEED 12,13 Men's Basketball Tournament Neptune Senior 9:00 AM OH ices at (201) 842-4000 238 Mapto Am., R*d Bank High School SAVINGS 741-0S54 Don't Miss IB Th* Monmouth County Park Sys- 13 *Bike Tour (6.8 miles) Shark River Park 1:00 PM tem present*: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13 "Planning A Vegetable Garden" , Thomson Park 1:00 PM mane NUMUB FOB ALL omasm-MN "The Wizard of Oz" Visitor Center featuring: Caryl Green's "Happy Times Children's The Candle Light Theatre Company, a New York professional acting STERLING THOMPSON * ASSOCIATES 13 "Apartment Gardening & Container Thompson Park 1:00 PM For Gifts Thai Art DifftnM troupe Gardening" Visitor Center Date: Saturday. April 19th, 1975 770 Rirrr « —Advi regulation — pteat* phorw 201-842-4000 Workshop II - Rugmoking and Design @ $15.00.11 COLONIAL*!) Enclosed is a check in the amount ol $_for_workshops Ealonlown, N.J. os checked above HMr MMttf •»»» C"» "ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN ART" A two person art show, pan of the Monmouth County Park System's "Accomplishments In Art" series. wHI begin with an Opening Re- ception in the Thompson Park Visitor Center in Lincroft from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, April 6, 1975. The exhibit will then be CompHm*nt% ol open trom 12:00 Noon to 4 00 PM daily through April 24th LINCROFT INN This month's exhibit features the selected works of Grace Graupe-Pillard and Vincetn DiMattio Both artists have shown their respective NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. LINCROFT works throughout the United States Blaisdell lumber Co. Mr. & Mrs. James Witte Ms. Graupe-Pillard is currently involved in a series of paintings pertaining to ocean-city chatter She teaches privately and lor MAE- 15 So. Bridge Av«. 741-8170 COM Red Bank 741-2121 Mr. DiMattios recent work is an investigation ol certain totemic and ritualistic situations He is an Assistant Professor at Monmouth Col- MIDDLETOWN lege, where he teaches painting, drawing and design. LINCROFT PHARMACY The Opening Reception and exhibit for its duration are tree — so please come In. GARDEN CENTER CANNING AND FREEZING,FOODS Hiway 35, Middletown A special program on Canning and Freezing Fc*d will be conduct*) on May 1, 1975, trom 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM in the Holmdel Park lagtanslllaDgg 741-7616 Shelter Building Guest speaker Mrs Sytvia Griffin, Monmouth County Extension Service Home Economist, will cover the sale methods 671-1050 . ol canning and lieezing, the importance ol propel Ireezer wraps, water-bath techniques, and the use dl pressure-canners. MEN S an) KWS OUtFITTtHS SINCE 1146 Admission to this activity Is tree — however, please call the Park System at 201 -842-4000 lor an After-Hours Pass to Holmdel Park, 19 Broad St. Red Bank DORN'S SILK SCREENING WORKSHOPS THE FAMILY PHOTO SHOP N.J. Natural Gas Company Would you like to learn the art ol making your own greeting cards. T-shirts, posters, or signs? If so. your Park System is sponsoring two ISWaHmM. 747-2273 Red Bank Asbury Park, N.J. Silk Screening Workshops for April The workshops will be held on Tuesdays, April 1 thru May 6, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM and on Thursdays, April 3 thru May 8. from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Both workshop series will be conducted in Henderson Hall on the campus of CROWN Authortnd Kodak Color Pnentlng the Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft, N J. The tee lor this workshop is $15 00 and includes all materials. Maximum class size is 12 participants per workshop For registration, please contact the Park System Offices at 201-842-4000. llRE • Agway Inc. Storr Tractor Company FARM CRAFTS mm u, row MOWWUTH ninn Imm Oartfwi ltd Mori* Supplht m istt AtwM tMI mum. N J The third Farm Crafts Workshop being offered this Spring In the Shelter Building of Holmdel Park will be Ouilting The> first session wHI . Inglimtemn, NJ meet in the Shelter at 8:00 PM on Wednesday, April 23, and continue for 6 weeks through May 28. Those who enroll in this workshop mmnr Mor 44C-7U2 M1-232-7N0 will learn quilting, tropunlb, candlewicking. and applique. The lea for oflt 6 sessions Is $15 00. To register lor this workshop, please con- iSS^JJ tact the Park System at 201-842-4000 or send your name, address and phone number with a check made payable to the "Board ol (Form»rllActhn Auction) Recreation Commissioners" to: 495-9066 or 542-4555 CEirTBALJERSEYBMK Monmouth County Park System c/o Farm Scene Workshops — Quirting' Rte. 36 WddMown Towrwhlp aa OfflcM m Monmoulh County CIRCLE CHEVROLET 3 One** In MkldlMax County Shrewsbury Ave. P.O. Box 326, Newman Springs Road bncroft, New Jersey 07738 3 one** m Union County Shrewsbury the monmodh courty porks Gre yours. .&njoy them The Daily Register Qail Becker helps arrange USIA SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. MARCH 25. 1975 11 J_ ^^ exhibits for European showings By JILL HLBER Washington, DC. She joined Becker often travels with access to information on grams are canceled because There is still, however, great STATE the agency in 111(7 and has them. American life in the countries of political turmoil. An exhib- security; by Soviet customs of- By Tkc Associated Press LITTLE SILVER - As a helped coordinate exhibits on She regards! the programs we visit," she said. "The ex- it scheduled to open in Czech- ficers. projects officer for the United outdoor recreation, scientific as instruments of face-to-face hibits often stimulate curios- oslovakia in 1968, the year of "There has been a great 9 States Information Agency research and development, communication and feels they ity and this can be very con- the Soviet invasion, was deal more curiosity expressed Byrne vetoes mental patients bill (USIA), Gail Becker has an education, architectural de- are worthwhile because they structive." quickly rerouted when the by the foreign public in re- TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T Byrne's conditional veto abundance of people to meet, sign, industry and photo- reflect diversity of opinion Draws crouds t re uble began. cent months," Ms. Becker things to see and places to go. and provoke discussion and Ms. Becker is currently of a bill that purported to prescribe the civil rights of the 1 graphy. The exhibits are cir- The popularity of the exhib- said "Spectators often ask us mentally ill was announced yesterday. Ms. Becker, formerly of 60 culated throughout all of comment. its is reflected by the droves working on "Photography about a variety of issues in The governor is in California. Cross St., here, now lives in Eastern Europe and Ms. "There is not always open of people who visit them. Ms USA," a -too-print show of this country — crime. Viet- In his veto message, the governor said he was "not Becker says anywhere from work by American photo- nam, politics — they always denying the patients in our mental institutions their civil 10,000 to 25.000 people view graphers that opened Oct. 13 want to know what their lives rights." He said those are guaranteed in present law. them daily and the lines of at the 1974 Bucharest Inter- would be like if they lived What he was doing, he said, was taking issue with a those waiting to get in are of- national Fair More than here ' clause that deleted limiting language in current law which ten reminiscent of crowds 300.000 people have seen the awaiting the premier showing show, which is still in Ro- She added there is a lot less says the mentally ill will be cared for "to the extent that facil- suspicion ol "hidden motives" ities, equipment and personnel are available." of "The Godfather" at Radio mania It will probably reach than ever before The bill would substitute for this a phrase that care would ' City Music Hall. She recalled the Soviet Union by mid-1976 be provided "in accordance with the highest professional the militia was once needed Along with Richard Suib. Despite the great popularity standards." to control the crowds in Buch- USIA projects director, and of the exhibits circulated by The governor said this phrase would hold out "false arest, Romania. Lee Battaglia, a photographer the USIA, none of them will hope of immediately improved conditions." and USIA picture editor. Ms. be seen in this country. The "I will not promise what I know we cannot deliver," The exhibits are set up in Becker screened and record- agency is prohibited by law Byrne said. bank lobbies, libraries, cultur- ed submissions from between from showing its projects "He said the bill would require $7.8 million in additional al centers and lecture halls. 500 and 600 photographers, within the United States. All funds in the first year and $19.3 million in the second year for All have display panels with each of whom sent in about 25 exhibitions and USlA-pro- everything from new construction to new staffing. explanatory text and special- pictures. She accompanied duced motion pictures can be ists in the field of each par- the show throughout Romania shown only in foreign coun- ticular theme are always on and is back in this country to tries. Less restrictive bidding bill hit hand. help put together a section on Since the USIA is a govern- the history of photography TRENTON - A Senate committee was told yesterday Research begins several ment agency. Ms Becker ad- which will be added to the that a bill proposing less restrictive bidding requirements for years in advance of each mits its projects must often present exhibit. . local public contracts would "weaken the spirit of free, open showing. Since the exhibit assume a middle-of-the-road and competitive bidding." may travel for five or six Ms. Becker said the exhib- stand. She added, however, John Laezza, director of the state Division of Local Gov- years before returning to the its occasionally run into what that they are sometimes able ernment, urged the Committee on Labor, Industry and Pro- United States, special care is seems (6 be government in- to drive a point home with no fessions not to approve the bill. taken so none will become ob- terference in some of the for- holds barred The measure, sponsored by Majority Leader Matthew J. solete while en route. Ms. eign countries. Feldman, D-Bergen, and Sen. John J. Horn, D-Camden, would Becker cited as an example Disappear "An environmental exhibit Increase the floor -at which local government agencies arre- an automobile exhibit featur- "Sometimes shipments con- we put together illustrated qulred to seek competitive bidding from $2,500 to $5,000. ing a large number of gas taining display material the problems that can result Laezza said some change in state law regulating local glutton cars that was to open would mysteriously disappear from a highly industrialized buying may be called for and he said his agency would work FARAWAY PLACES - Gall Becker, formerly of Little Silver, displays a shortly before gasoline prices and then arrive out of no- society," she said. "The pro- with the legislature in proposing change. picture of the Apollo 10 command module, loaned to the U.S. Information doubled and, in some cases, where," she said, but added gram warned developing But he said doubling the amount at which contracts could Agency by the Smithsonian Institution In Washington, D.C. The module was tripled. The exhibit was dis- that antagonism and suspi- countries of the need for envi- be awarded without contract at a time when there is a "per- part of an exhibit In Tollsl, capital of Soviet Georgia. Ms. Becker helped continued in a hurry cion have considerably lessen- ronmental protection mea- vasive public feeling . . that government is not to be establish the exhibit in which the module appeared. Occasionally, she said, pro- ed in the past few years. sures. I hope they listened " trusted" was not a good idea. TRENTON — The state yesterday announced it has Jesus' life marked by love for signed the first contacts providing for transfer of patients of state mental hospitals to a community mental health pro- "dogs." Jewish scholar David notes. That deep emotional at- gram. Edltor'BNote: This Is the sec- house will consume me." ond article of • five-part Eaiter Neiman, a specialist on Jesus, tachment to the city and- the Life and resurrection are Commissioner of Institutions and Agencies Ann Klein said aeries about the Jewishness of also points out that the Phoeni- land always has been a con- in the hands of the the first program is called Project Haven and involves the Jeiut, this portion dealing with cians at that time had betrayed stant element of Judaism. Its "God of Abraham and the God transfer of 50 patients from Greystone Park Psychiatric Hos- the religious heritage he shared an alliance for ousting the Ro- awareness, its memories, the of Isaac and the God of Jacob," pital to their hometowns in Bergen County. and land he loved. man conqueror, and Jesus' re- revealing events of its past, its Jesus says In Matthew 22:32, Mrs. Klein said the Central Bergen Community Mental action paralleled the general struggles and aspirations cen- quoting the ancient Jewish Health Center in Paramus would receive $1 million during the By GEORGE CORNELL Jewish resentment against the ter on the land. Scripture from Exodus 3:6, the next 16 months to develop therapy and vocational programs AP Religion Writer undercutting of their beloved The very birth and being of same God for all generations, for 100 Bergen County residents being sent home from public From the start, Jesus bore nation. Judaism, oldest of the world's then and evermore. institutions. the seal of "eretz Israel," the "Go nowhere among the Gen- monotheistic faiths, hinge on On the doorpost of each de- Sshe said the Department of Institutions and Agencies land of Israel. In heart, mind tiles," Jesus advised his 12 that tiny strip of earth at the vout Jewish home such as the apostles in Matthew 10:5, ISRAEL would provide one quarter of the funds with the rest coming and body, he carried the mark intersection of three continents. one in which Jesus was reared from federal sources. of Judaism's hallowed covenant sketching tactics they should A strange and mystifying area, was a mezuzah, symbol of di- Mrs. Klein said Project Haven provided the first major al- with God. And he honored it follow in serving him. (He fore- of numinous powers, of encoun- / / / / vine guardianship. It contained ternative to continued hospitalization in a state institution. throughout his days on earth, In told his message eventually ters with God, divinely pledged a small folded parchment bear- habits, associations, worship being spread everywhere, chief- in antiquity to the Jewish patri- ing the great Shema from and incisive teachings. ly in his post-resurrection in- archs and their descendants as Deuteronomy 6:4 of the Torah: Seventh fireman is arrested "Think not that I have come structions, but limited efforts in an "everlasting possession." "Hear, O Israel: The Lord h I s earthly days within Ml/Ac FRANKLINVILLE - A seventh volunteer fireman from to abolish the law and the "And In you aU the families our God is one Lord; and you Franklin Township was arrested yesterday in connection with prophets," he says In Matthew Judaism.) of the earth will be blessed," shall love the Lord your God arson-related crimes in that Glocester County community. 5:17-18. "I have come not to "You know how the Gentiles went God's pledge to Abraham with all your heart, and with A police spokesman said John Starn, 30, had been abolish them but to fulfill them. lord it over them, and their in Genesis 12, a promise into all your soul, and with all your mind."/ charged with arson for allegedly setting fire to an empty For truly, I say to you, till great men exercise authority which Jesus was sealed. "An heaven and earth pass away, over them," he told Ms apostles everlasting covenant," adds Jesus cited that imperative house here last April 13. Starn, who was also charged with as the greatest of the com- conspiracy to commit arson, was released on $2,000 bail. not an lota, not a dot, will pass In Matthew 20:25-26. "It shall Genesis 17, "to be God to you from the law until all is accom- mandments, in Matthew 22:37- Starn's arrest and that of other members of the Janvier not be so among you." and to your descendants after plished." you. And I will give to you, and 40, adding that it equaled an- Volunteer Fire Company here and the Star Cross Fire Com- It is an arresting note In con- His was an Impassioned dedi- to your descendants after you, other, " 'You shall love your pany of Franklin Township, resulted from an investigation of trast to the long history of anti- neighbor as yourself.' " This is cation to his Jewish descent, Jewishness countenanced In lat- the land of your sojourning, all 15 suspicious fires in the last year. his people, their Scripture, the land of Canaan, for an ev- one of the most quoted sayings The other firemen arrested over the weekend were Jan- er centuries, and sometimes of Jesus, yet it, too, comes their land and faith, so much so abetted, by churches professing erlasting possession." vier Fire Chief Charles Stratton, 34; Robert Avis, 19; George that an unorthodox Samaritan from the Jewish Torah, in Levi- the way of Jesus. Repeatedly through the cen- ticus 19:18. Eckbold, 18; an unnamed 17-year-old youth, and Donald Dough- woman was startled, as noted However, that anomalous at- erty, 39. Franklin Miller, 21, a member of the Star Cross In John 4:9, when he even turies, it has been overrun and titude is being modified these conquered, but never have any "On these two command- Company was also arrested. spoke to her, asking for a drink days as Christian scholarship of water. of the conquerors built a sover- ments depend all the law and All were released on $2,000 bail. Their charges include ar- reclaims the Jewish contours of eign nation , there. Only the the prophets," he said, and he son, conspiracy to commit arson and contributing to the delin- "How is it that you, a Jew, its origins and practices. Al- Jews have done that, Inter- honored both as the guiding quency of a minor. ask a drink of me, a woman of though vestiges of antl-Jew- mittently emerging from for- frame for life. It was an Inher- Samaria?" It was sot customa- ishness still appear at times, eign yokes, reestablishing Israel itance and land he loved. When ry to deal with outsiders, even most churches increasingly "O afflicted one, storm- choosing his apostles, he re- Man gets term in ransom case for Jesus. Certainly he saw the seek to overcome it. tossed, and not comforted, be- marked to one of them, Nath- wider dimensions of the cher- NEWARK - A former railroad worker who accidentally As for Jesus himself, he fer- hold I will set your stones in aniel, as noted in John 1:47: ished Jewish values and he em- vently embraced his inherited antimony, and lay your founda- stumbled upon a $50,000 kidnap ransom and spent part of It on phasized the transnational im- "Behold, an Israelite indeed, a Puerto Rican holiday spree, was sentenced to three months faith, striving to strengthen it, tions with sapphires," says in whom Is no guile." plications for all humanity, a criticizing shallow approaches yesterday for concealing ransom money. Isaiah 54. "... You shall con- stance characteristic through- to it and emphasizing content fute every tongue that rises (Tomorrow: His People's Cesar A. Ortega, 25, of Union City pleaded guilty last year out Judaism. rather than form, as did the against you... says the Lord." Support.) to charges that while working in the Penn Central freight As the Lord promised Israel, Jewish prophets, adding his Since the Israelites first es- yards in North Bergen he found the money intended for the "I will give you as a light to own insights, engaging vigor- tablished a nation there 3,200 kidnapers of eight-year-old John Calzadilla, of Dix Hills, NY. the nations," writes the great ously in the theological con- years ago, It has been seized through Sabbath worship and fascination with that idea, he Calzadilla later was freed unharmed and seven persons prophet, In Isaiah 49:6. "And troversies of the day, yet al- about 18 times by invaders — other observances, even mar- fervently identified with the Long Branch have been convicted of abducting him. The money was all the nations shall flow to it," ways to enhance the cherished before and after Jesus — by riage rites. And always there land and its people, despoiled dropped to the tracks where Oretega was working by the ab- says Isaiah 2:3. "For out of truths of his forefathers, not to Babylonians, Persians, Mace- are the prophetic encour- under rule of Rome's military sewer bills ducted youth's father who misunderstood the kidnaper's in- Zion shall go forth the law, and reject them. donians, Egyptians, Assyrians, agements woven through Scrip- occupation regime. structions the night of the money drop, March 7,1974. the word of the Lord from Je- His "whole life was wrapped Romans, Crusaders, Byzan- ture. Once, as he gazed out over rusalem." Oretega admitted splitting the money with a fellow work- in the bosom of Judaism," says tines, Arabs, Mongols, Tartars "Behold, I will bring them Israel's beloved but oppressed to be late er and spending $4,000 of his share on a trip to Puerto Rico. All However, Jesus concentrated Bible scholar George M. Lam- and Turks, and was mandated from the north country, and holy city, with its mixture of LONG BRANCH - Stanley his own ministry among the sa. Jesus "intimately shared to the British In 1922. gather them from the farthest pagan theaters and bouts, Ro- B. Wilbert, executive director but the $4,000 was returned to the kidnaped youngster's fa- scantily versed commonfolk ther. Michael Calzadilla the Jewish faith that God had parts of the earth," came the man sentries and Temple com- of the Long Branch Sewerage specifically within the Jewish -chosen that nation as his In- Jesus himself spoke of the divine assurances of Jeremiah promise and commercialism, Authority, announced that fold. "I was sent only to the strument for saving the world," country's long travail before its 31. "With weeping they shall he had grieved in Matthew 6,400 authority customers Senate shelves malpractice bill lost sheep of the house of Is- says noted United Church redemption. "Jerusalem will be come and with consolations, I 23:37: should receive their overdue rael," he says In Matthew Scripture scholar George A. trodden down by the Gentiles, will lead them back ... for I "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 15:24. 1975 sewer bills by the end of TRENTON — The state Senate yesterday shelved a bill to Buttrick. until the times of the Gentiles am a father to Israel... They killing the prophets and stoning the month. require insurance companies in New Jersey to form a pool to One of the rare instances are fulfilled," he says in Luke shall come and sing aloud on those who are sent to you! How He said mailing of bills was provide medical malpractice insurance coverage for hospitals when he gave attention to a ' Jesus' Jewishness stamped the height of Zion." his outlook, manner, Ideas and 21:24. often would I have gathered held up by late delivery of a dropped by individual companies. non-Jew came only after fellow The succession of foreign This is the heart of "Zion- your children together as a hen Jews urged It because the Gen- conduct. He taught In the ac- ism," the mark of a people. "If new billing machine and a Majority Leader Matthew J. Feldman D-Bergen said the cents of Israel, lived and overlords, however, has always gathers her brood under her delay in receipt of water me- emergency situation under which at least 29 hospitals were tile, a Roman army centurion, ruled from a distance - from I forget you, O Jerusalem, let wings, but you would not!" "loves our nation," Luke 7:5 learned within its culture, my right hand wither!" reads ter readings for commercial faced with loss of insurance this week had passed. spoke its prayers and liturgies, Babylon, Damascus, Rome, It was a cry echoing through notes. Jesus healed the centu- Cairo, Baghdad, London, partly Psalms 137:5-6 "Let my tongue customers whose bills will be "No one is going to lose their coverage," Feldman said. used its rabbinical teaching the Jewish prophets, first based on water usuage. rion's servant, probably a from Amman. Only the Jews in cleave to the roof of my mouth, voiced by the ancient Elijah in He said a court action and the voluntary cooperation of Jew. methods. His family, his insurance companies provided the Senate with more time to the three millenia of civilization if I do not remember you, If I 1 Kings 19:14, lamenting that Ordinarily, the first quarter Jesus Indicates surprise that apostles, were all Jewish. He consider the bill which would have empowered state Insurance ever organized the holy land as do not set you above my high- the prophets were slain "and I, payment on the new $74 an- a Gentile would believe. "I tell worshiped in the synagogue, ob- est joy." Commissioner James J. Sherran to set up the insurance pool. served the Jewish festivals, a home-ruled nation. even I only, am left: and they nual rate would have been you, not even In Israel, have I Throughout the long, cyclic It was the special emotion seek my life to take It away." Feldman said a public hearing would be held on the bill. found such faith." The remark avowed the sanctity of the Jew- that surrounded the inter- due Feb. 1, he said. But now ish Temple. falls and risings of Israel, de- But the Lord said he always the first quarterly payment suggests his normally higher spite the many captivities and national establishment of the had champions, "seven thou- will come due May 1. Orange chief, 7 cops indicted expectations of Israel. "My Father's bouse," he dispersions, many Jews always state of Israel in 1948, that sand in Israel." The only other specified case called It. remained there. From them charges the passions of the At one point, related In Mat- Mr. Wilbert said customers NEWARK - The public safety commissioner, the police In which he willingly dealt with He identified with the land, and their brethren scattered present tensions In the Middle thew 21:13, Jesus had swept can avoid the one per cent in- chief and eight other officers of the Orange Police Depart- a Gentile occurred when a its field* and morntalna, Its across the world, the prayers East, that links the issue with through the Temple's outer terest charge on any unpaid ment were Indicted yesterday on various charges of mis- Phoenician woman begged him wom.e. , iislieimen and farm- hummed through the centuries. theology in the minds of dhany court, overturning trade booths, balance by paying before conduct in office,Ihe Essex County Prosecutor's office said. to heal her daughter. He ers, its vineyards, flocks, seed- "Take pity, O Lord our God, on Jews and Christians. declaiming, " 'My house shall June 1. showed keen reluctance. "It Is Chief Eugene Uricolli was indicted for fixing traffic tick- time and harvests, Its heroes Israel thy people," goes • dally "I will restore the fortunes of be called a house of prayer, but According to the executive not right to take the children's and hi: t 7, its flowers rippling mealtime prayer."... Rebuild my people Israel... and they you make it a den of rob- ets, extortion and other offenses involving misconduct in of- bread and throw it to the director, the new rate, fice, a prosecutor's spokesman said. across the hillside. "Consider Jerusalem, the holy city, speed- shall never again be plucked bers.' " His phrases repeated adopted after public hearings dogs," he says in Mark 7:17. the lilies of the field ..." he He said Qulncy Lucarello, the commissioner of public ily, In our days." up, out of the land which I have those of brad's prophets last year, is required to fi- Nevertheless, he healed the says In Matthew 6:28-29. "Even given them, says the Lord your safety, was indicted for obstructing the grand jury in- The yearning is engrained in Isaiah and Jeremiah. nance a state-ordered secon- child. Solomon in all his glory was Judaism, its liturgies, its Imag- God," reads Amos 9:14-15. vestigation, false swearing and misconduct In office. Jesus' apostles, to com- dary treatment plant and His brusque remark echoed not arrayed like one of these." ination, Its hopes. "Next year, Although Jens shunned being prehend his fervor as noted In The other officers Indicted were a captian, a lieutenant, 1 needed renovations to the rabbinical sayings of the period He wept over Jerusalem in In Jerusalem, ' goes a Paaaovtr exalted aa a political restorer, John 2:17, recalled the Jewish three sergeants, two detectives and two patrolmen, he said. referring to godless heathens as companion for it, Luke 19:41 vow. The longing threads despite Mi apottles' persistent Psalm 69:9: "Zeal for thy sewer system. •J2 The DtflyRegster SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MARCH 25,1975 AIVs toy falls in 15th CLEVELAND (AP) - Mu Ali said his next opponent All caused a little uproar by warned both fighters several hurt the challenger. hammed Ali, "doing enough would be European champion dropping to the canvass after times in the first four rounds From then on until the end to get by," played with Chuck Joe Bugner of Britain Ali the fight ended as if he had for throwing rabbit punches of the fight, Ali landed at will, Wepner and then punished said that if "Joe Kra/irr gets collapsed. — punches behind the neck spearing the 35-year-old Wep- him in retaining the heavy- up $111 million, he can fight "I was tired," said All of "I don't want him in the ner's face with left-right leads weight championship of the me." his action. Wepner was ex- same ring with me again," and two-handed flurries. Then world with a knockdown Frazier watched Ali stop hausted and his handlers had Ali said of Perez. "He's a dir- he would rest on the ropes punch in the 15th round last Wepner at 2 41 of the 15th to carry him to his corner ty referee. Dirty dog." from time to time before re- night. round here. It appeared that where they worked on him for Ali went to the canvass suming his assault. Ali sliced a cut over Wep- the liquor salesman-challe- several minutes before he himself in the ninth round As But in the first seven ner's left eye and knocked the nger from Bayonne, N.J . could leave (he ring. Ali was backing away from a rounds, Ali acted as though exhausted challenger down would last the route until Ah Ali paid Wepner a tribute, right hand to the body thrown he were interested in even- with a flurry of punches in caught him with a left-right, saying, "He's a good, aw- by Wepner, he tripped over thing but the fight. Some- the 15th and final round The left-right combination to the kward fighter — better than Wepner's foot. times he would dance, some- fight was stopped before Wep- head that sent Wepner reeling you gave him credit for." But But Perez ruled it was a times he would go to the ner could be counted out around the ring like a drunk the champion bitterly criti- knockdown and gave Ali a ropes and let Wepner try Ali then caught his breath Then Ali dropped him with cized referee Perez. mandatory eight count. The haplessly to penetrate his de- fensive shell. and said he would fight again a right hand "He let that man (Wepner) action rankled Ali and he in eight weeks and would con- Referee Tony Perez of New bang me on the head until I came back with a hard right Once he even took lime to tinue fighting for another dec- York reached a count of nine did it (rabbit punch) Then he to Wepner's head and anoth- watch himself on the Coli- and then stopped the fight ade stopped me," Ali said Perez er series of head punches that seum's television screen. And Wepner could do nothing about it. Wepner's strategy seemed to be to stay close to the Norton puts champion, pounding at the body. In the first four rounds, he also landed several punch P »lrtf»«lo es to the back of Ali's head, which angered Ali. And the DOWN . .. FINALLY. . . IN 15TH - Chuck Wepner collapses to the canvas Quarry out champion retaliated with sev- as heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali stands over him during tne ism eral rabbit punches of his round of last night's title bout in Cleveland. own. Referee Perez was kept busy in the early rounds for good warning both fighters. Twice he went to their corners to NEW YORK (AP) - Ken showing of Muhammad Ali's tell them to stop the illegal Former powers Norton blasted Jerry Quarry successful title defense tactics. into retirement last night, against CKUck Wepner Wepner, who earned the bloodying the heavyweight's Quarry also had retired fol- nickname of the Bayonne face and stopping him in the lowing a disastrous knockout Bleeder because he has lost fifth round of their scheduled by Joe Frazier in the Garden seven fights on cuts, began to 12-round fight at Madison last year, but then decided to bleed from a nick above the on NBA skids West. But the races for the fi- Square Garden come back. left eye in the seventh round. NEW YORK (AP) - A Na- and Milwaukee are struggling nal two spots in each confer- "No more pictures, " said Instead, it was Norton who The nick was ripped into a tional Basketball Association to qualify for the playoffs, ence remain wide open. Quarry, hiding his face from thrust himself into a challeng- cut along the eyebrow by playoff without such stalwarts and Los Angeles is already photographers "I want to go ing position with his impres- Ali's left hands in the eighth as New York, Los Angeles out of it. New York, Philadelphia. out with a little pride." sive victory. round. But the cut had noth- and Milwaukee, three of the Four post-season berths re- Cleveland and Houston are in contention in the East and Norton cut Quarry's right Teddy Brenner, director of ing to do with Wepner's in- league's past four cham- main up for grabs and as Detroit, Milwaukee, Seattle, , eye in the third round and boxing at the Garden, said he ability to do anything against pions? many as nine teams are still Portland and Phoenix are still then closed his other eye. would try to make a title Ali. It seemed impossible a year trying to do the grabbing in the chase in the West. leaving his opponent helpless match between Norton and For Ali, this was the first ago, especially when the Defending champion Bos- as referee Johnny LoBianco Ali or, failing that, would at- defense of the title he re- league announced it was ex- ton, Buffalo and Washington For each of the nine clubs stopped the fight at 2:29 of tempt an Ali-Frazier matchup gained by knocking out panding the playoff field to have clinched three of the involved, making the-playoffs the fifth round for the arena AP wlraolwte George Foreman in Zaire, Af- include 10 of the 18 teams, five spots in the Eastern Con- is a very serious matter. Be- "I couldn't see," said Quar- Dr. Harry Kleiman had ex- THE EYES HAVE IT - Chuck Wepner, his eyes rica, last Oct. 30. And Ali ad- two more than last year. But ference; Chicago, Kansas sides the prestige of battling ry. "I gave it a try The lime amined Quarry's right eye at battered, puffed and cut, talks about last night's mittedly was not in top physi- with two weeks left to go in City-Omaha and Golden State for the league title, there is has come to quit " the conclusion (if the third loss to heavyweight champion Muhammad All. cal or mental condition for the regular season, New York have already made it in the also a significant financial With that. Garden officials and fourth rounds after Nor- The Bayonne liquor salesman was staggered to the this fight against the little- factor involved. placed the battered heavy- ton had cut his opponent in a deck in the 15th and final round. known Wepner. Only three teams in the weight in a private elevator, bitter exchange in the middle league — New York, Boston called a cab for him and his of the ring during round and Milwaukee — showed a party, and they left the Gar- three. profit last season and all were den before the closed-circuit Norton, the ex-Marine from aided by playoff revenue. San Diego, had opened fast, AP names Knight Sources indicate that, had it scoring well with lefts and not been for the three playoff rights in the first round. rounds, Milwaukee would not Lee wins Quarry, the fifth-ranked have been in that elite group. . heavyweight, fought back in In the expanded playoff pic- the second round, stalking Coach of the Year ture, the top two finishers in TKO bout Norton and landing blows each division are joined by SOMERVILLE - George repeatedly. NEW YORK (AP) - In- ference Championship in the brought to Indiana a tough the remaining club in each Lee, 22, of Matawan, won a In the third round, after diana's Bobby Knight, a bas- regular season, grabbed 13 defensive philosophy he per- conference with the best won- spectacular second-round Norton cut Quarry at the side ketball firebrand with a burn- votes. Hall, whose Wildcats fected while coacning at loss record, which receives a TKO victory over Jim Mur- of his right eye, Quarry came ing desire to win, was named won the Southeastern Confer- Army. His philosophy is that wildcard berth. storming back with "lefts and yesterday as the Associated ence crown, and then knocked ray of the Hamilton PAL the team is only as good as The Cleveland Cavaliers rights that backed Norton Press' major college Coach of off Indiana Saturday in the Friday night, in a light heavy- the weakest defensive link. lead the Houston Rockets by against the ropes. the Year. NCAA playoffs' Mideast Re- weight bout held at the Im- He does not like individuality, one-half game in the race for But that was Quarry's last gional, got 12. maculata High School Gym. Knight, whose hotshot Hoo- preferring to keep his players second place in the Central burst. In the fourth round. Lee, representing the Mid- siers broke records en route Knight's selection was a lo- sublimated to team status. Division. The winner of that Norton became the slugger, dletown PBA, had Murray on to the Big Ten title and the gical choice after his pow- The hallmark of Knight- battle gets an automatic play- showering Quarry with lefts the canvas three times in the NCAA playoffs this year, had erful club finished the regular coached teams at Army was off berth; the loser goes up and rights and staggering his first round and twice in the little competition from the season as the only unbeaten aggressive and hard-nosed for consideration for the wild opponent several times. second round before the ref- Coach of the Year field as college team in the country. basketball. And he has the card spot along with the New By then, both fighters were eree called a halt to the bout well. The Hoosiers were 29-0 and same element at Indiana — York Knicks and Philadelphia covered with Quarry's blood just 30 seconds into the round. A nationwide panel of wound up ranked No. 1. except that his players are 76ers, who trail Boston and and Norton went to work on Lee, who lost a month ago sports writers and broad- When the Hoosiers extended much more talented. Buffalo in the Atlantic Divi- the other eye. to state lightweight Golden casters gave Knight a land- their two-season winning "You do what you can with sion. Norton quickly raised a slide victory of 210 votes to 15 streak to 34 last week, they the people you have," is a Glove champ Oswood Holmes AP oirtpholo Cleveland has a 38-38 welt and closed it and soon for North Carolina's Dean broke the Big Ten record of typical remark from the im- of the Elizabeth Recreation, COACH OF THE YEAR — Bobby Knight, Indiana record, Houston is 38-39, New Quarry was fighting blind. It Smith. 32 straight, fashioned by Ohio petuous Knight, who con- will get a rematch on April 4. basketball coach, was named yesterday as the As- York 36-39 and Philadelphia was only a question of time Maryland's Lefty Driesell State in 1960-61. Incidentally, stantly roams the sidelines, in a match at Roselle Catho- sociated Press' major college Coach of the Year. 34-42. New York has seven as Norton battered his game and Joe Hall of Kentucky Knight himself played on that nervously squeezing a towel. lic. Knight shows firebrand tactics during his team's games remaining, Phila- opponent around the ring were the only other coaches record-making Buckeye team. Other PBA fighters on the Bob Davis of Auburn re- 92-90 loss to Kentucky in the NCAA Midwest Re- delphia and Cleveland six throughout the fifth round un- to hit double figures in the The 34-year-old Knight, a card will be Jesse Kindle. ceived six votes in the Coach gional finals. apiece and Houston five. Pete O'Keefe and Tom Walk- til LoBianco jumped in and voting. Driesell, whose team profoundly emotional man of the Year poll to finish fifth er. stopped the fight. won the Atlantic Coast Con- known to cry after losses, while Eddie Sutton of Ar- kansas was sixth with five. lllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllMIIIIIIIllMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItMMllllMlllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIMINIIflllllllMllllllMIIIMIIMIIIIIMIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Other coaches receiving votes: Digger Phelps, Notre Bruins back in 1st; Dame; Jud Heathcote, Mon- tana; Tom Apke, Creighton; Hockey's divisional lineup John Wooden, UCLA; Jack Hartman, Kansas State; Al McGuire, Marquette; Johnny Hoosiers dip to 3rd Orr, Michigan; Abe Lemons. Pan American; Ralph Miller. By The Associated Press feated Indiana, UCLA has first-place votes and 732 points keeps better teams away Oregon State; Larry Little, moved into the number one after winning the NCAA West Centenary; Tates Locke, John Wooden's UCLA spot in this week's Associated Regional for the ninth con- —With the divisional setup in the National Hockey League hniiiiiiiiiMiiin •ninniiiMifniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinifiiii Clemson, Bob Ortegal, Bruins are back on top of the Press college basketball poll. secutive year. Hot on the the way it is, we just don't get to see the good teams often Drake; Joe Williams, Fur- college basketball world. At But there was no concensus Bruins' trial is Kentucky, 25- enough And when they do get to town without one of their su- man; Gale Catlett, Cincin- least until Saturday. among the 41 voters in the na- 4, which received five first- per stars like Boston did Sunday night without Phil Esposito — nati; Norm Stewart, Missouri, In a week which saw major tionwide poll, except that place votes and 698 points to oh. well Norm Sloan, North Carolina shuffling following Ken- there is a four-way struggle finish second in the poll after — Vancouver defenseman Ab DeMarco, who played, ED State, and Dick Parfitt, Cen- tucky's 92-90 victory over pre- for the top spot. its upset of Indiana in the among other places, in New York and St Louis, believes tral Michigan. viously top-ranked and unde- UCLA, 26-3, received IK Mideast Regional final.. there is a possibility of Rangers' Coach Emile Francis joining the Blues next season Former Blues' Coach Lou Angotti got WALSH Just behind the Wildcats the story started when he said Sid Salomon (Blues president) are the Hooslers/who got doesn't make a move without first consulting the Cat Monmouth's swimmers eight first-place votes and 669 "There's some truth to that," DeMarco smiled Then he dis- points. That meant Indiana, 31-1, has the nation's best appeared into the showers in the visiting dressing room in niHiiiiiiiiiiiiii n nim Madison Square Garden without saying another word on the record but is still ranked who can do anything on the ice except shoot the opposition. subject. take 3rd in NCAA meet third. — Bobby Hull on Gordie Howe — "I think if Gordie died In the shuffling, Louisville MEADVILLE, Pa. - The Monmoulh Col- — Nobody seems to know if Jim Dorey's contract expires tomorrow, he would only be out of the lineup for three to a new Monmouth College record (3:13.2), perhaps lost the most. Coach lege men's varsity swimming team captured this year but the former Rangers' defenseman. who opted for games " placing second to Chico State. The 800-yard Denny Crum's team, 27-2 this third place in the NCAA Division III Swim- the WHA, must still be on the Rangers mind Last weekend —Neither Rangers or Bruins had a helmeted player on the freestyle relay of Don Asay, Rice, Dougherty season, fell from third to ming and Diving Championships over the Francis went up to Hartford. Conn, to catch the Toronto ice or the bench Sunday night and Kiss posted a Monmouth mark (7:13.85), fourth in this week's balloting Toros and the new England Whalers Dorey is now with To- — Bobby Orr didn't pick up an assist Sunday despite the weekend at Allegheny College, here. winning the consolation final. The 400-yard even though the Cardinals de- ronto. face he was on the ice for three of Boston's five goals But Chico State University of California was medley relay of Walling, Rice, Steve* Levine feated then fourth-ranked — Herb Elk. former general manager of the New York don't feel sorry for "Bobby Hockey!" he has potted 42 goals first (318), Johns Hopkins of Maryland placed and Kiss won the consolation final in new Maryland in the finals of the Golden Blades, was in town over the weekend and look in the and added 86 assists this year with six game remaining. — second (221), and Monmouth had 147 points to Monmouth record time (3:42.055). Midwest Regional. place ahead of Bowdoin college of Maine and Rangers-Bruins action. Commenting on the loose defensive Bruins have lost last four road contents. TEAM W I P*. Asay swam to a fifth place finish (1:59.8), 1. UCLA III , play in the 7-5 contest, Herb said. "And people have the nerve — With Brad Park back in action, Francis has to make Williams College of Massachusetts. Seventy- 26 3 712 another Monmouth record, in the finals of the 2. Kentucky ISI .25 4 four colleges and universities took part in this 3. Indiana (II..., . to knock the WHA for its defense " decision whether to keep John Bednarski on the bench or 200-yards butterfly. He had a 12th place finish II I meet, the first Division III Championships to ' Loulivllle HOI . ?7-2 — Elk is scouting in the central United Slates for the San shuttle him back to Providence. (4:34.73) in the 400-yard individual medley. 5 Morylond .. J4S 4]] be held by the NCAA. 6 Syrocux . 21-7 341 Diego Mariners. He reports that Andre Lacroix. Norm Fergu- — St. Louis hasn't won in New York since 1968. 7, Arliono Slalt Kiss also placed fourth in the 500-yard free- .25-4 122 son, Gene Pecosh. Wayne Rivers and Kevin Morrison are hav- — Pierre Laganiere having another great year for Provi- Double gold medals winners and NCAA I N Carolina 51 .72-4 320 national champions for Monmouth were Bill style (4:47.145), and Walling won the 200-yard 1 N Carolina .231 7*0 ing great years for the Mariners. dence but his name, like center Jerry Teeple's, never comes 10 Morqgette 214 199 — As much as I like Gary Unger as a player. I don't see up in a conversation when Francis talks of his stars on the Kiss in the 200-yard freestyle (1:41 110) and consolation final of the individual medley II, Alabama .22 5 IIS 12 Cincinnati ...234 141 how he gets away with as much dirty stuff as he does Unger farm. Laganiere and Teeple are both slightly built. 100-yard freestyle (47.04). (2:00.977), setting another new Monmouth Col- 13 Princeton ,.1M 117 Jeff Walling won the 100-yard backstroke lege mark. By placing among the top 12 in 14. Notre Dame 19 10 II was crosschecking and elbowing everything on the ice in Sun- — Rangers-Islanders battle this Saturday afternoon out on 15. Komoi Stole ...20-t 75 (54.2) and 200-yard backstroke (1:58.H8) their events Kiss, Walling, Asay, Rice. Doug- It. Drake .10-10 M day afternoon's teeveed contest and escaped detection 90 per Long Island could be for second place for keeps It's a "four 17. Pennsylvania herty and Levine achieved Ail-American rank- ...n-j 4] cent of the time. Esposito and Bobby Clarke are two others pointer" as they say. The 400-yard freestyle relay of Walling, II. Centenary ...M-4 12 Doug Rice, Kevin Dougherty and Kiss swam ing. 19. Michigan ...IM 21 ••••"ill I IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 20 Nt»LO» Veoov ...J4S 17 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY MARCH 25. 1975 The Daily Register Fish service seeks aid for threatened tuna Grant L Beardsley of the National Marine Fisheries Ser- iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiHiM vice is seeking the help of New Jersey sports tuna fishermen in intensified research on this threatened species planned for the summer Beardsley, who heads the project, is stationed at the Southeast Fisheries Center — Miami Laboratory, 75 Virginia HENRY Beach Drive, Miami, Fla , 33149 He is particularly interested in the small tuna off the New SCHAEFER Jersey -New York coasts. He writes: "This survey will pro- vide us with valuable data on total angling effort, relative abundance, distribution, catchper-unit effort, size and sex composition, and availability "We hope to develop a list of approximately 100 anglers llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I "MM! Wlllllllllllll who tend to concentrate on tuna during the summer We will could be the organization to pull our dwindling sport fisheries contact each of these cooperators in a weekly telephone sur- out of the slump they are in, if the movement gets the right vey to obtain information on their weekly fishing activities kind of public support. A lobby is only as strong as its mem- *•« "We believe this group can give us the most reliable infor- bership. mation on relative abundance of school bluefin based on an- "New Jersey has some of the best salt water fishing in gler success We plan to begin around June 15 and end when the US Our inland waters are just as impressive, especially «HIH«r llofl ptiotu the tuna are gone " when we consider our state's population density But our fish- BULLDOGS HONORED - The Rumson-Fair ketball player; Curtis Townshend, booster club Interested fishermen may write to Beardsley. eries are threatened on many fronts — unregulated foreign Haven Regional High School Booster club honored president; Joseph Rosati, school athletic director; We can only hope that that excellent run of very small fishing, pork-barrel politics, and shoddy land-use planning just its winter athletes last night with a banquet at the Robin Reed, girls' basketball, and Gary Dell'Omo, tuna we had last year will be repeated this summer with fish to name a few. We need a strong, centralized, political-action Old Orchard Country Club in Eatontown. Left to wrestling. which will now be two years old. It was the best run of small force to fight these issues ALA is this force, and that's going right, Dick Crichlow, the Bulldogs' standout bas- tuna in about 20 years to be my message to New Jersey's anglers." • Donald Brown of 1320 Spruce Ave, Ocean Township, is Brown will cover the state speaking to all interested the local field representative for the American League of An- groups, including conservation organizations, rod and gun glers (ALA) which has launched a massive membership drive clubs, tackle dealers, marinas, as well as service organiza- in this state. tions such as Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs Brown will Fliers Brown has been active in sport fishing conservation for feature a slide presentation developed by some of America's county s best more than a decade through several organizations Chairman finest outdoor photographers as well as tapes by celebrity- of special projects and New Jersey State Council representa- conservationists such as Curt Gowdy and Bing Crosby Gowdy Neptune didn't quite accom- County. ty's top scorer, Dave Han- son Regional and Middletown tive for Trout Unlimited, Brown has also been active in the is Board Chairman of ALA. plish what it set out to do this Red Bank Regional, the kins, finishes the season in Township are ninth and 10th. sport fishermen's drive to establish a 200-mile United States "The New Jersey sport fisherman must unite with his 62- year (capture Stale. Group Shore Conference "C" Divi- eighth place, and Henry Hud- respectively. fisheries jurisdiction million fellow anglers from across the country to fight de- IV title), but the Scarlet sion titlist, is sixth, a step THE DAILY REGISTER Brown writes: struction of our salt and fresh water fisheries in the political Fliers, guided by Larry Hen ahead of Freehold, the "D" "The thrust of the ALA organization drive will be to unify arena," said Brown "We have to make politicians understand nessey, have won the Mon- TOP 10 . contender which came storm- (final standings) sport fishing conservation efforts through concentrated politi- that FISH DON'T VOTE - FISHERMEN DO! That's the mouth County crown for the ing back to share honors with cal action on the federal, state and local levels It will feature ALA motto." second-straight year. 1. Neptune (23-3) 6. Red Bank Keg. (20 7) Point Pleasant Boro. grass roots support and professional lobbying on all political Groups interested in a presentation by Brown may con- 2. Long Branch (18-5) 7. Freehold (18-7) Long Branch got as far as St. Rose, led by the coun- levels of government, a first for American sport fishing and tact him at home. the Central Jersey, Group III 3. Asbury Park (19-6) 8. St. Rose (16-9) something we have needed for a long time. Basic ALA membership dues are $10. Headquarters is lo- finals before bowing to Perth 4. CBA (18-7) 9. Henry Hudson Keg. (16-9) "From the first time I heard about ALA, I realized it cated at: 810 18th Street, N.W Washington, DC. 20006 Amboy to earn second place 5. Holmdel (JI-4) II. Middletown Twp. (14 11) in the county, and Asbury Mets fall Park, the Central Jersey, Group II runnerup, is third Christian Brothers Aca- demy had an unsuccessful to Phils Lehigh's Pugliese state trip, but still managed to handle the bulk of local op- position to nail down fourth barrage place. resigns as mentor Holmdel, probably the most By The Associated Press satisfied of any county team, BETHLEHEM, Pa (AP) - cellent recruiter and I felt came away with a CJ, Group Greg Luzinski and Larry While four coaches pack for a like there was no way he I title and a 21-4 record for Bowa led a 14-hit attack as trip to San Diego and the could fail at Lehigh. I felt fifth place in Monmouth the Philadelphia Phillies out- hoopla of the NCAA finals, sure after a few years there slugged the New York Mets the coach of the nation's he'd be moving on to bigger 9-7 in an exhibition baseball worst major college basket- and better things." game yesterday. ball team is also packing his Pugliese is moving on ... Republicans Luzinski had a homer and bags. but he's not yet sure to what. triple among his three hits Tom Pugliese of Dunellen, One reason seems to be Le to hear Irvin while Bowa singled three N.J. whose Lehigh Engineers high's powerful wrestling pro WEST LONG BRANCH - times, scored twice and stole clanked to a 1-23 record this gram which has strung to- Monte Irvin, baseball Hall of two bases. ear, quit the other day. The other 23 winning seasons. In Famer and assistant director Mike Schmidt added a two- season began with a 13-game itrast, the basketball team of information to Commis- run double and Bill Robinson losing streak- h s had just four winning sioner Bowie Kuhn, will be homered, to help the Phils run The desolate winter on the years since 1930. the guest speaker at tonight's their spring record to 12-6. fringes of major college bas- "They don't want another meeting of the Affiliated Re- Dave Kingman, obtained ketball was filled with losses sport here competing with publican Club of Monmouth from San Francisco in an off- to Elizabethtowri, Muhlen- wrestling," Pugliese said. County at Ilvento's West End season trade, led the Mets burg, East Stroudsburg, "We were promised financial Manor, Long Branch, at 7 with his sixth and seventh Kings Point and Scranton. help. We were promised back- o'clock. spring homers. It was the Such moral victories as a 12- Ten Piglieie up by the administration. We Irvin, whose baseball ca- Mets' 11th loss in 15 games. point loss at West Virginia were promised lots of things. reer spanned from 1939 The win went to Dick Ruth- highlighted the year. Pugliese's boss at GW and But when it got down to it, through 1956, was the New ven, who gave up three runs SCORE FOR THE SOX — Chicago White Sox Lamar Johnson slides across Following three progres- now head coach at Richmond. they (the athletic adminis- York Giants' most valuable in five innings. home plate safely as Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Manny Sanguillen watches sively disastrous seasons, his "He's a hard worker, an ex- trators) got panicky." player in 1951, leading the Na- Meanwhile, Tug McGraw, his throw to first baseman Ken Macha In an attempt to beat Cecil Upshaw. 12-61 career record doesn't tional League with 121 runs the relief specialist the Phils exactly have athletic direc- batted in and finishing second obtained from the Mets over exhibition baseball doublehea- came to a halt in the fourth bases. tors clamoring for his ser- POINTS, TIMES, DISTANCES to Roy Campanella as the the winter, returned to train- der. when he walked home five of The Dodgers spotted Boston vices. league's most valuable play- ing camp following surgery Blass, the 1971 World Series Chicago's eight runs in the in- a 5-0 lead and then outscored "The worst part about it is er. He was a standout star in last week on his back. hero who spent all of last sea- ning before being lifted. the Red Sox 11-1 in the middle that it hurts you to face AND SCORES OF SCORES... the 1951 World Series despite Pittsburgh pitcher Steve son in the minors battling to Pittsburgh won the first three innings. Cey hit a three- people," the 36-year-old Pug- the Giants' loss to the Yan- Blass, in another disastrous overcome control problems, game, 8-2, behind the pitching run homer in the fourth liese said with a sigh. kees, collecting 11 hits in the outing, allowed 10 runs and II started yesterday's second of Bob Moose, who allowed against Bill Lee and then un- Three years ago, his future ...THIS BRAND NEW six game series and winning walks as the Chicago White game and allowed two runs only two hits in five innings. loaded a grand slam off Dick seemed assured. He was 14-8 EDITION HAS THEM - the first game with a steal to Sox defeated the Pirates 16-4 over the first three innings. Ron Cey drove in seven Pole in the sixth. Joe Fergu- with a George Washington home. Monday to gain a split in an But his moderate success runs with a pair of homers son also homered for the Dod- freshman team, then went to AND MORE! and the Los Angeles Dodgers gers while Rico Petrocelli, Seton Hall where he guided hung on for a 13-12 victory Fred Lynn, Rick Burleson, freshman squads to 18-4 and If there's a sports fan in over the Boston Red Sox in a Kim Andrew and Tim Black- 17-5 records. your home or life, call his free-swinging game featuring well connected for the Red "He was an excellent defen- or her attention to this Francisconi hits 655 36 hits, 17 of them for extra Sox. sive coach," says Carl Slone, unique offer. The Associ- ated Press'Official Sports KEANSBURG - Tony 217-626 and Wayne Bennett Kentucky Derby outshot Almanac 1975 is off press Francisconi led the scoring in with 213-600 Colonial had Bob Dearborn Farms, 2-1, with the and raring to be read, the Keansburg Bowl Classic Becker with 201-226-592 and combo of Hans Schmid's 201- "LMCROFT POOL/ * league with 655, built on Red-hot Tom Nicholl hit 200- 210-600 and Riqh Trzesz- checked, referred to, games of 221, 197. and 237. 223-580. kowski's 252 singleton. Steve browsed —endlessly. The Pete Hak chipped in a 221. Nadolny led Dearborn with a new edition is completely and Charles Moran's 212-213 593 and a 235 single. updated to keep you cur- guided Keansburg Bowl to a Female stars Norm Ciani led Fun City rent on some 100 sports 2-1 victory over Linda's USA to victory twice over played around the globe. Lounge. in Manalapan The Dog Cart with a 213-201- It is 928 pages of fascinat- pecially enjoy the profiles Top numbers for Linda's 593. Sam's Parking Lot came MANALAPAN - The town- ing sports facts, history, of great men and women were Steve Gortatowski's 232 back after two winless weeks dramatic photos and singleton and Bill Beveridge's ship's All-Stars will play the to defeat Central Jersey athletes of yesterday and great reading. You'll es- 245-602. Anchor man John professional "Arkansas Bank, 2-1. Tom Jones paced today. Moore took high game honors Gems" female basketball the winners with 211-212 Len with a 267 enroute to a 624 team in a fund raising game Lemanski had a 202-225-592 Available through this Newspaper to furnish a teen center set. for the Bankmen. March 31 at the high school. STANDINGS for the Special Price of only— United Counties Trust Co. W L The Gems are lead by Miss TEAM set back Colonial Theatre. 2- United Counties Trust Co S2 12 fcl QC PLUS 25 CENTS FOR 1. and leads by four and a Basketball, Elvera "Peps" Colonial Theatre 47'iM'i Kentucky Derby 46 M «': points per game. The team The Oog Cart 43 41 maining. Leading the winners Fun City. USA ?'4l' HERE'S HOW TO ORDER plays with a flair for comedy. Central Jersey Bonk 41 were Tony Arlotta with 210- Soms Parking Lot To obtain your copy (and additional copies) simply fill Miss Newman is the only Keansburg Bowl Linda's Lounge out the coupon and mall It with the proper remittance female to have her uniform Miss Woods enshrined in the Naismith to the address Indicated. Allow at least three to (our Basketball Hall of Fame. Flanagans star weeks for delivery of the book by mall. The Manalapan All-Stars' cops in gym roster includes Police Chief for St. Joseph's • Custom installations of vinyl, aluminum, steel, AP SPORTS ALMANAC PLAINFIELD - Ann Thomas Wallace, and school Kevin Flanagan, a member fiberglas and concrete swimming pools Red Bank Register faculty members Thomas Woods of Middletown won the of the St. Joseph's of Keyport Box 306 Sherman, Robert Pickering, U.S. Gymnastic Federation basketball team, was named • All shapes and sixes, with equipment and Teaneck, N.J. 07666 James Jannerone and Cordell Advanced State Champion the most valuable player in Reinhardt. accessories designed to beautify your property and Enclosed is $ .for. . copies of ship here Sunday. Miss the annual Casey Invitational The Official AP 1975 Sports Almanac at $1.85 (plus i Woods, competing for Alt's Proceeds will go towards Grammar School tournament' insure your summertime leisure. • Ul I cents for postage & handling) each. Gymnastic team, took first' furnishing the former Mill- on Sunday. CALL hurst Fire House as a teen place gold medals in uneven In yesterday's edition of center. Tickets are available NAME bars, balance beam, floor ex- the Daily Register the name LifllCROFT POOL/INC 842-8685 at the door. The game begins ercise, as well as first all- Michael was incorrectly sub- "Everything ForFor Your Pool" ™4 VVV«* ADDRESS at 8 p.m., with a preliminary Gold Medal Winner around. stituted. 680 Newman Springs Road game between the All-Stars CITY Her total score of 69.35 Martin Flanagan, Kevin's and the Manalapan Inter- • I—.--ft M I qualifies her for the USGF brother, was named to the mediate Basketball League at Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 STATE- ZIP CODE _ Regionals In New York State 7 p.m. All-Tournament Team along Sunday 10-2 flAL POOLS Make chick payable to The Associated Pint in April. with Kevin. DO. MerchondUe Wonted 14 The DbdyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MARCH 25.1975 21. Business Services 51. Help Wonted 55. Situations Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sale Molt "ORIENTALRUGS 1. Autos For Salt 1. Autos For Sale COMPLETE HEAD NURSE GUTTERS — Yords. cellars cleone AUTO MO Trees, cut Roiolilling of gardens R FAMILY AD ENJOY YOURSELF VEGA - Hatchback. 1974 4 speed Top able Free estimates 741 4105 SD WHILE SAVING MONEY PSYCHIATRIC 3LINES-SDAYS condition 741*915 Alter 6 p m coll " LAWN HANDYMAN - With pickup truck, i i. Autos For Sale Call 747 155] 5454 Career opportunity for RN with BSN or daily of weekly work. REAL ESTATE FORD "ccFuMTRV SOUTRIT STATION VEGA HATCHBACK 1973- Rea, block in MAINTENANCE credits toward lor challenging position on Coll 747 3357 ALL AMERICAN INC ~ our fully equipped thirty bed unil $2.00 kl NTALS WAGON - It71 Full (lower, air condi terlor Three-speed. ]7.0OO miles Radio BY THE MONTH ~ MAN H.y IS t Seale Rd H honing Excellent running condition 1I50U heater, tape deck 11.600 566 4077 ITEMS YOU N..O. LONGER H4-IIU Coll 547 5M3. Lawns cut, limed, E «cel lent starting salory. liberal employee Needs tulltime work desperately VOLKSWAGEN - 1977 Blue 24.000 miles benefits. Meal working conditions, tuition Coli 495 9173 NEED OR USE WILL . . 101. Apartments AUDI FOX H7] - Air. AM/FM lOdio FORD FALCl)N WAGON - I9«9 Air New tires Excellent condition II 940 Cal fertilized, seeded. refund avolloble for continuing education new lifti Eicellenl KODWTI) three speed, V-l Good tires Excellen anytime, 495 1747 SELL Coll 1*14348 condition 1795 Coll 717 169] VOLKSWAGEN 1966 - Four new tires 747-1681 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL AUDI 100 LS - Uli Automatic, air low FORD FALCON - I910~wagon Automatic brakes, battery, shacks new ports 1550 DUTCH BOY PAINTERS PERSONNELDEPT. FAST S47 3500 lino mileage Socrilue. U.IOO Oo.no overteot power steering Just passed inspection 671 1747 O^MAv Hos slight body damage no rust. 1450 t 'tenor only. Reasonable. Guofonle 35 Union St Red Bonk WITH AQUICK ACTION Colt 747-4666 tor tree estimotei 741 3700, Ext 300 answer, 729 5O4 AUDI 1971 W-LS - Automatic AM f'u Also 1961 Pontiac Catolino 400 engine VOLKSWAGEN - INIReouill engine LOW-COST .A»DS - Two room Driven quite a lew miles, but well taken Good condition WOO Call oiler 6 p m , 147 An equal opportunity employer. M/W un root IMfO GARDENS AND FIELDS PLOWED 61. Business DAILY REGISTER oportme with tile bathroom ond V oil to coreol mechanically 1300 Coll 544 114 1799 Hunt's Laiwhcopina Service HORSEMAN/WOMAN - Experienced, to OwVentronce Ufilltle. .n 541 1141 otter 6 p.m. any evening, all day Sot and wall car VOLKSWAGEN - 1961 Coll 741473? exercise roc* horMt. Opportunities FAMILY AD eluded l moult! plus security Coll Sun 946M7) Best of If r GARDENS ROTOTILLED COMPLETE - Bo*v shop equipment i Available for Merchandise WIH32 Call 791 440) FORD GALAXIE 500 1964 - VI convert Heavy duly machine HUSBAND AND WIFE - Custodial team supplies. For further information call For Sale only. Article must 0 1 AUTO CREDIT ible Excellent condition J57S Coll 741 VOLKSWAGEN 197? SUPER - Excellen Call 747-1157 tor general church cleaning ond momle tween 9-5. Mon Fri 739 1330 originate from a household ^.d^mo^m-.n-rS'.'.l"'. ."! ! Credit application* accepted by phone A 0)94 after 6pm condition New tires, battery Dealer ser nonce Apartment with utilities provided oVoel'ntT Interiom Bolcon.es Loundry GENERAL CONTRACTING - Addilio Call 747-0446 between 9 a m and 4pm GARAGE BAY FOR RENT - For auto and may not exceed a sale makes and models available Guaranteed FORD LTD 1969 - New snow tires Ai viced 11150 5474946 remodeling, rooting ond tiding 30 yea pairs. Busy service station. Competent m room on premises-One month s free rent credit Coll tor one hour service Boyihor experience Work guaranteed No job I price of SSO.OO per article. Chrysler Plymouth I7O17OO Ask tor Cred conditioned. Automatic, power steering VOLVO — Two door Stondoro shift 31.000 KEANSBURG — V i room garden opart Chonlc only. 671-9144. in tin or 222 an. power brakes Must be seen 1550 Call 717 big or too small. 747 9460 ment at reduced rent In return lor light l tI It Monager. miles Excellent condition GAS STATION AVAILABLE - Buy Price MUST be advertised. IXST KEANS8URC - Lovely JfJ 'S7 777] 946 4W7 coretoking. Man con hold outside job AUtO HOBBY CENTER GOLF AND TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS Reply to Box N 91. The Daily Register, lease Rt 35, Mlddlelown Well eilo Each addltionol line SI 00aporlmenl Large rooms Tile Dow »n> Recession Sale — On Used Cars FORD LTD 1971 — Power steering ond m< THUNDERBIRD Results guaranteed IS per lesson, SIB f Shrewsbury. N.J. il shed, with equipment Coll M7-M7* No copy changes moy beSecurity required ?87-34«. ?91 3>49 brakes, air conditioning Green with win" 1450 MS Dan Holpern s Indoor Goll ond Ten EATONTOWTOWNN - New I spacious Inree rool. 37.000 miles Asking SISOO 17707.0 School, 161 Lincoln Ave . Elberon. ITCHEN HELP - Full and port time UPHOLSTERER Coll 7414366 made and no discounts or re-room opartortmenlr s Immedlole occupancy BMW 1970 2002 — Exiellent methonuo otter 6 p.m. 1457. Timed late openings Terrific opportunity turns will be made If ad is allto-wo.ll carpeting included Air condition New clutch, brakes, disc 1977 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Convert Call Stt-1423 between 9 ond 4 p.rn^ Coll 73* 1009, 9 a.m. lo 9 p m Rt 35 Woll-io-ww,, fcuiin FORD THUNDERBIRO 1967 - Silver ond ible Automatic Power steering, po HOME TAX SERVICES - Accounting. I cancelled before expiration. conailloned. OolO Medallion all tMcti transmission. Sun rool Good rodtol black Air conditioning New tires 60.000 windows Factory oir conditioning Silver preparation Year round service LADIES'MEN — Work from home on the 62. Mortgages Free off street parking Rent from llej l~- Documented service record. 291 3675 miles 11500 cosh firm 671 6365 finish. Block top 47,713 miles S7.39S Coll 961-4413 phone. Earn up to 17$/SO per week, depend TO PLACE YOUR monlh. Call Superintendent. 547 8054 or BUHlEP. ,1 BITTER ing on lime available. Call Mrs Marsho HOME OWNERS - Refinance your horn GRAND PRIX 1969 - Air conditioning RATCLIFFE PONTIAC DAILY REGISTER 836 3100^ PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER ftAG INCOME ANO OTHER TAXES - P Schwarti, 870)000 Pay off all your Mils; also do any repoi AM/FM. mags, loads of extras 11695 01 Rl 36 541 7101 Eatonto pared tor small businesses, corporotio FAMILY AD, CALL . . . EFFICIENCIES -818DPE* MO. 3790Hw 35. Mailet 264 0V necessary; all into one small, month v best otter 495 131] or 671-97M 1975 CORVETTE-lmmediale delivery ond individuals Alei Kaminski, Public A MAG CARD OPERATOR payment Our representative witl call Immedlole occupancy countont, 4fi 2400, ^_ Red Bank area company desires*!- 264-1111 JAGUAR XKE - 1961. Excellent condT TOWNE CHEVROLET four home at your convenience. Loons Keyport Gardens BUICK LE SABRE - Convert.blp.l9* 1JS5RI 35, Mlddlelown 6714700 penenced Mog Card operator, or will train lo 1100.000 Coll 775-3949 24 hour service 542-1700 Asis.tMO lion. Low mileage Must sell immediately INCOME TAX RETURNS - EipiftTTp experienced legal secretary Excellent sol EXCLUSIVE SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE Coll m?K4 .7,700 54J-I3S] pared in the privacy ot your home K ory ond benefits. MONEY IS AVAILABLE — For mortgoojc 24-Hour Service _ immediate occupancy T*o ^oomi. BUICK REGAL If/3 - Burgundy wit 3. Trucks And Trailers liable, reasonable SOB McVEiOH C two oaths. Air conditioned Golt, pool, tw- JEEP SALES AND SERVICE"" A-l EMPLOYMENT ond business loons up to $5,000,000 < nil clubhouse privileges 1400 monlhly white vtnyl top Loaded Excellent cond 642 1917 tor appointment. 370 Brood St 741-7733 Red Bank more. Coll tor appointment. Full Servii CAIN I SALfc nnill , clubhouse privileges 1400 monlhly Twin Boro Motors, Inc CHEVROLET PICK UP - 1974 VtOfl PAINT SALE .tie* Mu*t be S3 ytofl of age Op tion_I3,000_mHei. Asking M»0 747HK9 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Rea Bonk 77.000 miles In excellent condition U0O0 INCOME TAX RETURNS - Expertly pr Realty Co., 7th and Main St , Asbury Por jpont Luclte. house, U 99 per gallon, piplu. s uiilitiet Muit b pg MAINTENANCE MECHANIC -EN (ion lo buy 74) 1744 BUICK RIVIERA 1945 - Collector \ item CALL NOW 7477 0040000 495-7714. pared. Reliable Reasonable charge Jo 7753949 wall. 85 99 per gallon, with S3 rebate from lit One owner Clean, mechomcally sound McDonald. Middletown 671 -6141 Derienced building maintenance with Dupont. — KAY MOTORS ieavy experience H.V.A C. Musi know Serviced locally 1100. 791 14M DODGE 1969 VAN — 45,000 onginol miles 63. Money To Loan BLAISDELL LUMBER COMPANY HONDA CIVIC Very good condition 11050 IS YOUR ELECTRIC WIRING SAFE entnfugol chiller compressers. Union 5 Bridge Ave, Bed Bonk 74I-7121 GREENGROVE BUICK SKYLARK — 1977, two door 751 Broadway »7 2767 Long Sronch AND ADEQUATE? — II not, Benefits. Day work. Call between t ond 4 ower, air conditioning. Low mileage lihyni call 391 5153 License No 48 S32I3O4. Home Owners Need Money PATIO SLIDING DODDOOOR - I wide, double GARDENS ?enderly treated M? 3200 ?91-00i4, nights KITSON CHEVROLET CO DODGE 1970 — I'-i yard dump truck New Consolidate oil your debts Into one sma hung mulllon window. 3x4'}". Counlerlop WGreengrove Avt.. Keyport, N.J. Hwy 36 Eatontown paint |ob. Good tires ond brakes Pre J&A PAINTING CO - Quality wor MEDICAL SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST monthly payment, also home Improveme ttove with wall-oven ond hood, ontique BUICK SPORT STATION WAGON I969~ 541 1000 viousty a masonry dump Asking 13400 manjhip. Interior and exterior pal ' — Some knowledge of typing ond short loom. Our representative will call ot you Good condition Air. rodlo. mog wheels gold picture frame, two old lugs. Antique Efficiencies Call oiler 6. 791-1090 or 6719076 Free estimates o71-66i6or 29S 7?2ft hond. Full time position Reply to PO home, at your convenience. Coll 775-3949 ewlng machine. 24x32 hoi woler rodiolor. W> After 4pm ?M S97O KROLL MOTORS, INC Box 541, Red Bonk, N J 07701. ndudes heat, hot water, air conditioner 279 Broadway Long Branch FORD PICK-UP 1971 HOME OWNERS — Refinance your horn 20 baseboard radiation Plumber's chain BUiCK i96?~LeSABRE — Power steerinc 777)600 •SCHLOEOER * vise Everything priced very cheap Call Standard shllt 11.900 Pay off all your bills; also do ony repoii 1 biocki eosl Rt 36 ond Middle Rd power brakes Excellent condition 74.0c Coll 717 3754 CONSTRUCTION CO. necessary; all Into one small monthly pay 41 MSI. miles M00, 747-O7W. MGB 1972 ment Our representative will call ot yoi FORD — 196? Econo-o line heavy duty jilding contractors 279 6540 onyln NEED MONEY? home at your convenience. Loons up * ~ PIANOS-ORGANS PHONE 264-1846 Wonted, party who needs 100*. financing van New paint lab Must be seen Call 741 BUICK 1970-GS4SS Silver with block with no money down, on a 1977 MGB SIOO.QOO Coll 775 3949. 74 hour service. HAVE FUN WITH A KIM8ALL ORGAN LET ME DO IT! SPECIAL SALE ON NOW AAgr. - Apt. 72 nyl top. Power windows. Drakes and iteer 76.000 miles 17495 Mony other models to REMODEL PAINT REPAIR GUARANTEED mg Four-speed manual transmission Ra Warehouse tor leading major brands. HIGHLANDS - On the hiii. Lovely garden choose from. For quick credit O K , FORD 1970 EXPERT WORK 100*. GUARANTEED dio. heater Five brand new tires New OASIS MOTORS 01 17011 771 7100 Holt ton, 307.11.000 or best otter PART-TIME JOB Jsed Plonoi from 135 up aporrment. One bedroom Totol electric. Atlas battery. Just tuned immaculate Coll 671 7147 REASONABLE 741-4551 FRIENDL Intimlted Rentals from $7.50 per month In quiet, residential area near buses Oiili- Asking »129S Please colt between 10 am MONMOUTH f you are between the oges ot 17 35, we I ref Adult and Children Organ Classes tv room and extra storoge tocihtles Coll LIGHT HAULING — No lob too small, n will pay you S50 to S90 one weekend a I ^RCHANDISE 10 pm ,779 3314 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — 196] Has a distance too far. wy 36 Eatonlown 547 5500 1967 Chevrolet block, transmission ond noiitri in the N.J, Army Notionol Guard Freehold Music Center BUICK 1971 LeSABRE CUSTOM - Illlmtlpm 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold, 442-47)0 m Loaded Excellent condition Most tee t rear Body excellent Must see to believe HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom opart appreciate. Bcsl oiler Coll 7J9-9OS9 bctor Best offer Call John. 147-0771 »peclol program for high school seniors 71. Merchandise For Sole FMC STUDIOS ments. 1175 plus electric heat. Call lor op « um.SM.l3H oil other times MOVING JOBS Veterans enlist tor one yeor. Tolk to ou 00 Brick Blvd.. Brlcklown II) 2828 polntment, 9 to S. W9-1*00. «k for Jean or NO CASH? 1965 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK - Done reasonably Appliance; delivrre counselors about the new pay scale, retire ACOUSTICS — 7 siring Valdfi. Nevrr CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Mr. Cleri. After 5 p.m coH 2?9 9303. BUICK 1973 APOLLO HATCHBACK - Holt Ion. Excellent condition 1695 Gentrul trufkmg Phone 870 3W3 ment and promotional benefits Visit the ustrf \1V> Also Stndtr Muilong. U0 Co Very good condition. Asking S2S00 Coll 264-171? Red Bonk Armory or call 747-OM1 78; 1112 osk lor Chuck ECLAIMED FURNITURE — Alt kinds of HIGHLANDS — Two-room furnished NEED A NEW ROOF' hairs, tablet, bureaus, kitchen stoves, 495-1511 CREDIT PROBLEMS? Equal Opportunity Employer oportment. Neor locol ond NY. but. it you're working, we con finance you No 4. Motorcycles Free estimates Reasonable rotes ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS — 1101 ugs, used mattresses ond clothes, tome Call 172 0360 otter 4 p.m. CADILLAC COUPE OcVILLE 1969 - Low money down. Payments arranged to suil Smith Bros. Rooting lour 3?«o], sl« 32>t7 S7S tofctt Oil mlques, etc. Reasonable Come in and milroge Fully automatic. SI 795 Coll p your needs Many New ond Quality Utee HONDA 1973 CL 450 741211] MM8M rowie. LUIGI'S. 10 a.m. to S p.m., tl: HIGHLANDS — Three rooms In two-fami- 1M 1631, Cars to choose from. Coll now tor speedy Excellent condition toys. 39 South Broadway. Long Branch ly house t)30 per month plus utilities ond ODO JOBS - Additions, paneling. A ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT security. Call 291-1154 after 6 p m approval! No application refused 741 iIK Call 717-6775otter 6pm ' les of masonry Driveways. Coll 49 NURSES We oiler on unusual collection ol 18m cen CADILLAC - Coupe De Ville. 1972. Ex Mr. Fredericks. EFRIGERATOR - Admiral. 19 cu. If., cellent condition New iteel belted rodiali LOSMOBILE — 1974 Omega Blue, white HONDA 350 - 1972. Excellent condition 9,767 toOB N, with BSN or credits toward, for Heod lury French and Italian furniture and deco ith 80 ib. freeier, In working condition HIGHLANDS — Unfurnished efficiency with carpeting. Suitable tor one person. stereo, leather S3495 Coll 741-0121 vinyl roof, power steering, radial tires Mony extras. $750 firm. ODD JOBS — Yard work, run errand lune position in our Nursery. Previou ratlve arts for the serious Investor of les 25. 741-1794, 9,700 miles Excellent got mileage. 710 Call 717 2416 or 717 I?7S xperience required. than ' i next year's prices. S13S monlhly plus one month s security. CADILLAC 1974 - Would you pay 0 11 til cleaning lobs, wash windows, etc EARS PORTABLE WASHER ANO 1371. ••pensive. 542 «737. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Utilities Included 291-3003 more tor an unused leftover than yo HONDA 450 - Z bars, custom paint, 6 10 Riverside Ave, Red Bank 1*\ 747 DRYER - 10 Ib capoalv Eicellent l?90 would for a used Cadillac' McFADOlN OLOSMOBILE 1969 - 91 convertible. Ex- Iron! end, low miles 11000 After 6 p.m.. RN's. with BSN or credits toward and pre M043S HIGHLANOS - Woterwltch Ave. Fur- CADILLAC, 722-1234. hot lour. cellent condition Loaded 43,000 original PAINTING vious supervisory experience, for Coor ANTIQUES — Many things marked dowi nished studio apartment. Cleon. 739-9715. ' dlnators of Patient Core. All shifts. PECIAL — 4x|, 5 5 mm (»*", plywood. miles. Garage kepi 1I79S Must be seen Interior EKterior & Poperhongino Different Items brought out each day Coi Coll 291-5259 C. DOUGLAS ALAN 536-5497. KAWASAKI 1971 500 - Custom painted, nival. Depression and Pressed gloss. Sil 5 99 each Buy three, get one free. Limit- MERCEDES BENZ SALES & SERVICE semi-chopped, good condition Coll 767-6q> Senior Staff RN's for 3 to II shift. Previou d quonlly BLAISDELL LUMBER COM; KEANSBURG AREA - Two two room PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING AN ver, pewter. China, old bottles ond furni furnished aportmenli. Available tor April 100 Oceonport Ave., Little Silver I42S353 OLDSMOBILE WAGON 1967 - Full pow Asking 1600 54} 9415 experience required. lure. Too many lo list SM 8113 or Sumo ANY, 15 Bridge Ave , Red Bank er, olr conditioned. New tires. At shape GROUNDS MAINTENANCE - Residen anytime. 1 JIM Including all utilities- 291 26tl. C H EVELLE LAGUNA - 1974 Powc KAWASAKI - 1971 G4, IDOcc Hal. commercial since 1939. For person TANDARD BUMPER POOL TABLE - steering and broke* Automatic tram SI50 Day, 741-0686 Night, 741-7173. Excellent starting salory, liberal employe KEANSBURG — Four rooms and both. Just rebuilt allied consultation. 5424)718. Bongom benefits, Ideal working conditions. Tuition ARTIFICIALFIREPLACE-Wllh -1 condition. Also 30 Stingray girl t mission Air conditioning Swivel buCke Call 142-09)1 Nursery. New Shrewsbury Heat, hot woter Convenient area. Prefer seats AMFM stereo rodlo Console. Tin efund availoble for continuing educatlor AM/FM stereo. I Irock tope deck Log ike. Call 142-9415. SUZUKI TS S0GOUCHO 197? - Excellent ond wrought Iron tog stond Included In WO CHAIRS - Wrought iron ond vinyl. couple. »W0 plus security, 717-4771. ted glass Complete instrumentation Viny ROOFING — Siding, aluminum siding, 0 KEANSBURG - Modern aporlmenl Near root Steel belted rodiols 72.000 miles. E condition, great lor trail riding 1375 Calterallons ond repairs Free estimates Co very goad condition 2644381 lus ottoman. Perfect Tor playroom. $50 PLYAAOUTHS RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL transportation Private home Best time, to cellent condition $3,430. 671-9147. Credit applications accepted by phone. 764 M44 495-1115 or 167.7211. 64-5727 evenings. PERSONNELDEPT. ATTENTION HOME GARDENERS! coll, before noon, 49S-O4I6. Guaranteed credit. Coll lor one hour ser Horse manure, delivered. WO IBM STANDARD ELECTRIC CHEVELLE 1969 — 3S0 VI outomotic SUZUKI 90 197]-900 miles ROTO TILLING 5 Union St. Red Ban KEANSBURG — Modern three room Ice Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth. 170 1350 Gardens only Coll 7471304 YPEWRITERS - 1941 and 19*9 at S27S Two door hardtop WOO firm Can bet 1700. Ask tor Credit Manager. 741-3700, Ext 200 apartment Reasonable. 5-7. 495-00W. Call 747-7453 alter 6 p.m. Coll 741 771] An equal opportunity employer M/W ach Write to Box J-263. The Dally Regis BATHROOM VANITY TOP - 4V beige er, Shrewsbury. Call 717 4M9 or 717-9160 PONTIAC CATAHNA 197) - Air, 71,000 YAMAHA marble, never used. S3S Orange shag rug CHEVROLET BEL AIR I9W - Four door OFFICE NURSE — Registered, to partic 1 miles. Good condition. Asking S7600 847 J1R CYCLE SERVICE. INC. ROTO TILLING 10 MIS. bound. I 1 years old, 149 Must see WO LEGAL SIZE — Metal transfer file KEANSBURG — Newly decorated, clean eight cylinder. Very good condition Re 6504 mornings. pate In patient care. Part time, no Satur centiy passed inspection. Includes five 171 w. Front St.. Red Bank 14 Let us do the digging. Lawns, vegelobl lays Write references to Box L 319, Th 787-8160. ascs, M eoch. Aluminum towel rock, U. five-room oportment. No pets. good tires. 1475 or best offer Coll aftei ONTIAC LE MANS SPORT COUPE 197] gardens our speciality Reasonable Co )aily Register, Shrewsbury. utomobile seot desk, tto Roil a way bed. ISA Hancock St AMAHA 197? 60 ENDURO - E BEDROOM BUREAUS - Too. »S L- kenew.S3r 671 1479 f 30. 291-0974 — 14,000 miles. Power steering ond condition. 1300. low for appointment, 7390587. Also one bureau, IK Two luxurious living KEANSBURG - Second floor Inree room irokes, air, automatic, vinyl roof, rally ART-TIME - Boot building helper, ex CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1969 Powei Call oiler 3 30.264 7/11 ROTOTILLIHG - Flower-vegetable gai serlenced In fibergtas ond wood work. Cal room choirs. 140 each. Two stondim YPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All oportment Within walking distance of two wheels, bucket seals Excellent condition dens. Free estimates. lamps, ts each. Coll 5411190 takei new or used. Guaranteed low os Beach Clubs. Overlooking water Coll ot steering and brakes Vinyl top. Air condi U400 Call 7727743 YAMAHA 1974J7SMX - Like new I 3003 anytime. noned 1500 or best offer 717 7391 Never raced 741 0533 BLUE RUG- 11x12. US Four old dolls. 2 '5. Serpico's, 101 Monmouth St. Neil to lerSp.m..78>-062o 'ART-TIME EXPERIENCED BOOK eater. 747-O4IS. PONTIAC 1969 - Custom S Power steer Coll 741-1443 ROTOTILLING EEPER — Cosh receipts, disbursements SIS each, 2 111 eoch Clothes, site 3 4 2Sc KEANSBURG - Three room apartment ond brakes. Excellent condition Must Reasonable Free estimates each. China closet. s35, table, seots 14. but ASHING MACHINE — One year old All utilities Included. 1700 per month Coll Best oiler 170 1761 moll payroll. Send resume to Box J 36? 5. Auto Service/Parts Call 264 7062 he Daily Register, Shrewsbury fel. server, four chain, $40. Dresiim hlrlpool heavy duty wosher White. S100. 7B71M3 CHEVROLETS PONTIAC 1964 - Two-door hordtop Ro table, all wooden. 120 842 S87I » Chestnu all after 6 p.m.. 946-1499. AUTO HOBBV CENTER - Auto repairs ITUATIONS WANTED - Jersey Shoi ART-TIME - Hours S to II p.m., every St.. Red Bank. Mar. 21 thru Tvtrt KEANSBURG - Three roams, all new Credit applications accepted by phone dlo, heater. Power steering, brakes Runs Tree, Shrub, Lawn and Landscaping Ser Inside. Third door. Beautiful view of boy. Guaranteed credit Call tor one hour ser- ond looks good. $750 or best otter 147 3314 For customers who core ther night Take phone" orders. Moit be For appointment coll 291-3149 vice. Experienced with estote work Rote accurate ond responsible Call Domlnlck CASSETTE PLAYER - Portable battery Suitable for one or two odults. Immediate vice Boysnore Chrysler Plymouth. I/O eosonoble. Capable management Phon operated Panasonic. S10 30 cassettes. S WOODCHIPS occupancy S17S plus electric ond security. 1700 Ask tor Credit Manager. PORSCHE 1964-1S6-C A superb exomple Saldama Bakery. 732 1906 If classic Porsche coupe Mint condition 411299 for esltmole each. Call 8724S98 Coll 182 4S68 otter e p.m. CHEVROLET VEGA HATCHBACK - 6. Auto Rent/Lease UALITYCONTROL INSPECTOR - 29106OT nside ond out. Always garaged Will sell iTATE AND FEDERAL RETURNS - CEDAR CLOSET - Just mode, hond KEANSBURG - Two bedrooms. Newly 1974 Four speed AM/FM radio with de ly to good home. $3,950 747 4747 Working knowledge 0' MIL-C-45662 mon logger! Jl.fw 717 7015 or 717 7011 alter 4th yeor In Mlddlelown area. Merger datory May be part-lime to start Electr crofted, must sell. First reasonable offer 72. Garage/Yard Sales decorated. Tile bath, wall to-wall carpet- TOM'S FORD Trovolo, I/O Reliable Tax Service. Coll to 717 3W0. ing. MOO with electric One month's secu- 5 Jap.m. RENTACAR mpulse. 116 Chestnut St , Red Bank MISCELLANEOUS - Furniture, clothing, PORSCHE 914-1972 appointment. 671 1289 nick knacks, etc. 3 Harrison Ave., Moto rity. Suitable for adults. No pets. 49S080t CHEVBOLET WAGON 1966 Wanted, party who needs I0OS financing, DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE - CHARCOAL GRILL - Electric, never 200 HWY 35 2641600 KEYPORT "THREE~C" LAWN CARE used Mounted solltlsh, 7"! ". ann, , near railroarollr d station Wed. and KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom. In new Stick shllt. 8I7S with no money dawn, on o 197? Porsche Male/femole. Full-time associate tor busy Ht.i 10 6 p.m Collatter 6pm 671 1247 14, live-spted. AM/FM 33.100 miles Reasonable Free estimates fflce. Leads provided. Management op Coll Wl 0524. two-family house. All electric. Modern 9. Construction Coll 264-4168 or 717 0915 ortunity Company car. Insurance am kitchen %250 per month 495-0117 CHEVROLET WAGON 196] - ONE OWN 7v9S. Many other models to choose from. CHURCH ORGAN - Allen electronic, two or aulck credit OK . call OASIS MO raw available lo experienced person 170 manuals. 15 foot pedals, with seot. Col 73. Machinery For Sale ER NO DENTS. NO RUST INSPECTED Equipment "900. KEANSBURG - J'I room efficiency. RUNS GOOD 1375 741 70M ORSat 12011 721 7100. The Church In Bridle. 528-7070. WO ELECTRIC ROTOR — Hammer Avolloble April I SIM per month, plus ulll AMBLER 1962 STATION WAGON - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT - Rlgk EAL ESTATE MANAGER - Looking 111, Skil Model 706, with four bits, S7S. ItM. '87 1510 CHEVROLET 1971 VEGA - Four speed 400A pipe machine and pipe stock No. 65-R I CONN STRUMMER ORGAN -And ongo Model 627 with three bits, S2S0 ood transportation 1175 or port-time secretory with typing, filing bench. Four-piece drum set. red sparkle KEYPORT — Garden apartment, one bed- 46.000 miles Goad condition SHOO. 679 Call 142 6596 and pipe cutter — Two C.I. soil cutter EMPLOYMENT oils and dedication to duties. You cai oth 115 volt, 60 cycle Can be seen at 4W 37OS otter 5pm (one used). Purox During outfit with tor and cymbals. 291 3744 OOd St., Shrewsbury 642 S464. room. Central location. Avolloble Apr. 1. si about name your own hours. Call John Coll 164-0111 CHEVROLET 1966 - Sl« cylinder Hick RED BANK VOLVO ches. tanks ond cart 1500 787 956) . Ru pv tor Interview. THE BERG COUCHES - Two 75 couches, blue and Shift. Good running condition 1375 Call ewman Springs Rd ' Red Bonk 51. Help Wanted GENCY, Mlddletown. 671 1000. Delge tapestry, button bock and arms, one 77. Pets and Livestock LONG BRANCH - Furnished lour room 741 SM6 year old. 583 (281 offer 4 30. 717 3351. 10. Wanted Automotive ACCOUNTING CLERK - Accounts Pay RN -- ForFor* days, 1 3 30 apartment with heal ond water Sulloble SAAB ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING tor couple. No pets. 279 1553 eves. CHEVY NOVA 1977 - Two door Power able and Inventory Control clerk. Typinf Two LLPN'sI , evening shift, 3-11 DESKS, FILES, lobles choirs, adding Problems Corrected ond Obedience ow Lou Motors Hwy 36, E Keonsburg i LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished stven- steering, automatic, air, AM/FM radio, vi- JUNK CARS skills required. Prefer experienced mdi Libberae l benefits. 946-M93 , typewriters, office equipment, In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee 874585 7S7SAA viduol. CONTAINER CORPORATION OF ot bar gain prices. New or used. AAC room oportment. Nice location. All utili- nyl root. Good tires 70.100 miles Ex- WILL PAY 530 ANO PICK UP ALESPERSON WANTED - For home For FREE Consultation CALL 963 3700 cellent condition. S7I75. 747-9*47 SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AMERICA. Phone 566-5114 An equal op DESK .OUTLET, 17» Rl 35, Ookhursl American Dog Training Acodemies ties Adults No pets 8275 monthly One Twinbrook Auto,Wrecking mprovement operation. 531 3»0 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS portunity employer M/W. 341 MM month's security. 229-8356. CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1969 - Goad rub Eatontown 542-2235 KC GERMAN SHEPHERDS - Males MATAWAN - Glenn GorderTAporlmenls" 41 W. Front St. 747-0787 Red Ban ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - Port lime DINING ROOM SET - Nine piece. And ber, snows included Air. power steering, ALESPERSON — Executive type i.... ery large boned. Shots ond wormed One bedroom. (185 Heat, hot water, pork. power brakes, radio M7S '41 7995 EE A RUSSELL MAN - Far the be smoll nursing home. Knowledge ol Art. full site bedroom set In good condition uaranteed. Call S42-0944. ollege, sales, or business background, to Coll 741-4427. Ing. 54*5434 or buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile Codillc and Crafts Send resume to PO. Box 373 aln as Special Agent, ideally presently CIRCLE CHEVROLET a . 100 Newman Springs Rd . Red Ban Middtetown. N.J. KC GREAT DANE PUP - Also AKC Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury mployed Salary to 415.000 Coll Mr DINING ROOM FURNITURE - Seven glstered poodles. MATAWAN - Strathmore Garden Apart- 41-0910 AUTO MECHANIC lericuzlo, 671 5077. ilece, limed ook, Swedish Modern. En ments One bedroom oporlments. S205 741 3130 TOP DOLLAR cellent condition S25O S31OTO Coll otter 6, 719-iya STRAUB BUICK -OPEL Permanent. Hand tools required LESPERSON — Full or port time Ex 1350 Heat, hot water, cooking, parking CORVETTE I960 NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars FOR USED CARS 5MS414 Sim firm m-3ooo wrience preferred, but not necessary Col DRAPES - Loose weave, nubby-textured KC ST. BERNARD PUPS- Eight wy 35 264 4000 Keypo LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO INC. Enterprises Corp., Red Bonk. Call 143 :uslom mode, designer-styled drapes, to weekdays, alter 5 30, 717 5519 Rt 35 Soyreville. N J 727-1300 AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced Pre eeks, adorable, show quolity $75 ond up. MATAWAN — Two room apartment, con- HE FINEST SELECTION - Of new oi ter some foreign car experience, 85 after 4 p.m. il double gloss doors or picture windows utl ltd. 291-4125 or 291 4113 CORVETTE 1964 STINGRAY venient. 1150 month plus security, refer- sed cars In Monmouth County Over 1 USED CARS WANTED c.oil 741-1414- Ask lor Dov Rich and cheerful blend ot oranges, yel LOSED OUR STORE - Couldn't atoon ences. Avolloble now or April I. 591 178* Excellent condition Ir-conditioned new cars In stocl TOP HI PAID CALL MR ARTHUR SEWING MACHINE ows, browns and rusts 6 7'i ' long x 13 3 on momma and kittens. Will keep mom Coll anytime. 787 n 26 WcGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrew AT BONNIE BUICK. 774-6500 BARMAID AA/W across, total, used one month. Cost 1350; to, how about the kittens Two tortoise MATAWAN - 201 Lower Main Four OPERATORS osklnosl75.CoM 741 SOU ell temates. Free. 7l7-6t24. rooms. Tile both. Heat ond hot water sup DATSUN uryAve . New Shrewsbury 741-6700. Call 495-3704 • Experienced only piled. Coll otter Sp.m . Mc-8111 WASHINGTON SAUTO SALES OP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb se WANTED BARMAID M/W — Days and ntgnt DRYER — General Electric, excellent OG — Altered mole, eight months old. 370 Brood St. 764-137] Keyport :«. DOWNES PONTIAC. 67 Lower Ma A-l used con ond trucks Top dollar paid • Air conditioned shop condition, 140. ixed breed. Hod all shots Free to good MIDDLETOWN - Furnished three-room Midnight Rambler, Middletown • Union shop , Matowan. 566-2799 OASIS MOTORS (201) 721-7100 671 9?J4 671 6141 nights SW-2172 ome. Coll after 6 p.m., 671 S916. oportment, utilities supplied Suitable mo DODGE COLTS — New. In stock, from • No lay-offs lure person. 741-7*79. 17.515 F 1 H Dodge Coll Bill at ORINO 1971 - SK-cyllnder Enccllen BEAUTY OPERATOR • Year-round work EASTER PLATE-ll . hondpalnled ond OR SALE TO GOOD HOME - 11 month 54MII7 eep blue. Power steering Steel radial With following • Paid holidays gloied. SS.'SO. d mole Pekingese. AKC registered MONMOUTH BEACH - New luiury town' DODGE CORONET - 1966 lour door » ally wheels. Must be seen 43.000 mile Call 741 1519 • Three weeks vocation Coll 671 1448 ousebroken. Loves children. 1125 264 houses. All opplionces. Central olr. Pool BUSINESS ond tennis courts. Near beaches, shopping. don Aqua. In good condition. Excellent in- ,800 870 2896 after 5 p.m ppty In person, Robert Lewis. Inc., I ESTATE SETTLEMENT - Formal wear 1 terior, ms or bint offer 671 1712 DIRECTORY BINDERY OPERATOR — Folding, oodway, West Long Branch 7 1 baths, den. one-bedroom, S375 Two ORONADO 197] - Block on block Lo ting stock, etc. Steady employment the -our tuxedoes — two white, two block, 43 REAT DANE - Mole, eight months old bedrooms. S.37S. Evenings ond weekends. DODGE — OATSUN ileage 12.9O0 or best offer Commercial Press ot Red Bank. Inc., 164 EWING MACHINE OPERATORS - ong «5 each. 84? 741» 00. LABRIOLA MOTORS INC Call 842 8376 21. Business Services W Front SI , Red Bank Apply In person I ind stitch on coat bottoms and single Call otter 5 p.m.. 264-6442 FENCE POSTS — Locust, split ond sharp- OAKHURST Newman Springs fid , Red Bank 7417433 eedle. Apply Long Bronch Manufacturing LUCKY ACRES OYOTA CORONA - 1974. Four door s BOOKKEEPER^ - Porttlmi . hours flei ompany, 30 Third Ave., Long Bronch ened BELFORD WHOLESALE FENCE Four rooms, furnished. dan. Four speed Rodlo. Like new Co A BETTER PAINT JOB? Ible. Small locol company CO 717 8700 ffers horses and tack tor talc. Call oltei DODGE STATION WAGON - 1974 Good EXTERIOR - INTERIOR 922-9157 condition. U700 Coll weekdays between 9 "1-1757after Sp.m. Coll 84• "W? V O 5. all day weekends. 297-3151. REASONABLE » CLEAN CALL 741 4558 OCEAN GROVE - Modern efficiency and 4pm .566 7777 HOW STABLE — Needs full time groom FIREWOOD- WOODCHIPS RGAN TYPE MARE - 16 hands, six OYOTA 1970 - Mork II red slatlo ALHOWELLS CASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESS '* Apply Fox Field Farm, Obre Rd . onebedroom apartments Good location DODGE 1977 CHALLENGER - 340 lour ogon 20 • m.p.g. Air conditioning, out SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini s Oinei Coll 8424573 art old Must see. Beautiful, sound, well Start at 8135 77U255, 5U 2Ut CLASS!. SCREEN REPAIR olts Neck between IS mannered horse tor child or adull. Must speed 74,000 miles, si 700 malic 45,330 miles. II.4S0 671 5162 alter Cash ond carry 741 5688 Hwy 16, Keonsburg, between 7-9 p.m. nd weekends' NELLING AND SNELLING - Worlds • S425 291-4753. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT - Sull Coll 747 4417 20-24 Henry St.. Shrewsbury CHAtRSIDE ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT able for ene or two persons. Living rgest employment service. 54 Brood St.. FLORIDA-BOUND ORKSHIRE TERRIERS - Two 'fmottv DODGE — 197] Charger SE Air stereo, RIUMPH ROADSTER 1973 - Fou — Experienced only Excellent salory one ed Bonk, N.J. 747-1131. room/kitchen combo, enclosed porch. 11*8 automatic. speed. 24.000 miles. Goad condition. 11.951 benefits. Interviews strictly confidential even rooms of beautiful furniture must e mole, nine weeks old. One teacup, 14 monlhly. No utilities. One month s tecu- Call 777 1116 alter 6:00 pm after 6. 291 3134 ANN . . . 747-9100 or PO. Box ???. Red Bonk UPERINTENDENT WANTED — For o. including refrigerator, olr condi . AKC. Import and Wildwelr pedigree rity. References 787 6600 Ask tor Peggy arden apartment complex. Some knowl oners, tools ond mony extras. Everything us oil extras. Home ralttd with TLC DOREMUSFORD UNBELIEVABLE BUY Thought you should know Ihol Tamo Con CHEMICAL OPERATOR TRAINEE - dge of plumbing, light electrical work, i excellent condition. Open house. Buy of an be seen. 566 1132. RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS - One- •SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 1971 Pontioc wogon Must be seen Mrucfion did 0 heck ot a lob remodeling Excellent opportunity for bright person enerat mointenance needed. Coll 5«3 3M9 lifetime. 747-1171. bedroom,»700. Avolloble Immediately 700 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank 741 6000 671-2505 or 671-0169 our kitchen Suggest you try them whet with interett In biology or chemistry to jetween 3-5 p.m. RENCH CRADLE TELEPHONE - $45 Contact Monoger, Apt F4, or phone 583 you odd that recreation room. They do |us join production group with established life BO. Merchandise Wanted DUSTER 1970 VEGAGT 1974 Hair styler, $15. 8 speed blender. $18 1955. obout any type remodeling work Benny sciences company High school diploma Bake/broiler. $22. Electric carving knlle. AAAAAAAA Excellent condition Take over payments ond Joe really believe in quality Call them necessary Will involve shift work. Apply 177 1975 847 6535 or 671 5357 10. {All never used), tmim LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES, ot S4? 4946 or $314093 m person. Worthlngton Biochemical Corp SUPERVISOR JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH Halts Mills Rd.. Freehold RESPIRATORY THERAPY FURNITURE AN D APPLIANCES- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale WELFARE ANO PEOPLE WITH CREDIT 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 74)7474 . , .JANE CLERK AND STOCK WORK - m retail u eslrable full time position ovallobie Re PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IMME quor chain, Sayrevllle area No en uires direct hospital supervisory t« AAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes^ ANY TREE — Trimmed or removed. We OIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR GRAND RED BANK — Garden Apartments One Perience. Call between 9-11 o.m ONLY erience in respiratory therapy. Must be a 73-6411 ndltion, ports 1300 for Lionel No 311, also do careful, reasonably priced movim 747-4444. ertltied respiratory technician Demon rs 412 thru 416. 774 3710. bedroom, $190, two bedrooms, tf 10 Lease jobl. Ul MM or 741 M86 : security required. Positively no dogs, no CLERK/TYPIST rated ability to handle employee prob URNITURE — Provincial coflee toble mi, Supervise and coordinate oil deport ind two end tables, eight months old. with NTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs~ cats Adults preferred. Coll between 10 ART CO PAVING — Aspnolt drives, con Opportunity tor conscientious individuals ES DEUX & DON PONS. 799 River Rd . crete walks ond patios. Free estimates ent activities. This position offers e» irass green lamps. White Provincial a.m.-4:30p.m. ONLY. 741-7975. with good typing skills to establish them ellent salory ond a full range ot benefits, air Haven. $42-6237 or 741-4337 Fully Insured Call now for Spring Special selves with (me Eatontown area firm. E« ouch. (42 4288 RED BANK - Garden apartment A beau at 1974 prices. Call 741 1526 or 771-5991. lease coll Personnel Oepl , Boyshore NYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We Cellent benefits and salary Equal opportu ommunlty Hospital, 737 N. Beers St., GAS GENERATOR - Sears 1100 watt Ex- Mill quiet area. Four large rooms. Rent nity employer 1 ellent condition. y contents ot homes, othes. cellars tor S/67 monthly, security ond reference re- ARTIST — Local, witling to do custom oi idel. 364-7500 Sh. Coll us Ot 741-1M6 or 747 2OM quired. Adulls preferred. No pets 741 7613, work in various medlas. Call 764-MB4 be A-l EMPLOYMENT Coll after six. $70-2473. 3?Q Brood St. 741-332? Red Bonk WITCHBOARO OPERATOR — E between 7-9 p.m. tween 6-1 p.m. enenced. 3 to 11 ond 0 to 4 stiilts. Long GAS WALL OVEN- S40. counter lop OPPER - Brass, leod. oluminum, bol COOK — First, with supervisory ability rm, Full or port-time.' 741-4700. onge, $75. Single sink, 22 «?5 . $10. All rles, cost iron ohd steel scrap. Old heoi- s and rodlators, used machinery. Art BICYCLE REPAIRS Familiar with nursing home or hospital AXI DRIVERS WANTED - Port time, term stainless steel 671-0121. More Classified 112 MONTHS or 12,000 112 MONTHS or 12,0001 Wh thereaputlc diets Excellent salary plus ques. L Abroms & Son. 774-5900 _ "' 'PWlO'litt. COll 364-1947 ust know Boyshore area GENERAL ELECTRIC COLOR TV POR on Next Page MILES NATIONWIDE MILES NATIONWIDE! CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks"smat company benefits Apply in person 7I7-1331 EHUMIDIFIER - Deacon s bench, GREEN GROVE CONVALESCENT CEN TABLE — Now only $199. Eatontown TV. WRITTEN PARTS GUAR- I WRITTEN PART8 GUAR-I and medium sized iobs. Complete intenoi Hwy 35. Eolontown. 54! 0400 ople. Teo cart, maple. Cord or poker remodeling service. Paneling Kitchen TER. Green Grove Rd and Rl. 66, Nep- ANSMISSION SPECIALIST - To re- ble. Mini refrigerator. Homemade ice 101. Apartments ANTEE ... on Engln*, tune. N.J. pair all outo transmissions in his own busl GE PORTABLE DISHWASHER — earn maker. 946 3743 after 5 p.m. lANTEE ... on Engine,I cabinets, cabinet remodeling, reflnishing is. We will finance. Call 566-4105 I Train. DHIfnttil. I ^TDlff2lJ bookcases. Armstrong chondeller ceilings COOK WANTED - Year round No phone White. $75. Two French Provincial uphol Free advice ond estimates Good work colls. Apply Rum Runner. 116 Ocean Ave . OCALISTS — Two needed, with a gospel tered chairs. $30 each. Dinette toble. monshlp. Coll anytime. 279-5259 Sea Bright. ound for 0 rock group ound. with leaf. $35. Four chrome kitchen LIONEL TRAINS '69 CADILLAC — Coupe de- 544-8431 otter 5:30pm hairs, $s each. 211 1105 n l lake less. Get my offer. 946-3893 dr.. automatic, air cond . ra- CLEAN YARDS CUSTODIAN — For general church cleon Ville Beautiful brown /beige top, Cellars—attics—aoroges GE WASHER-$40. MIRROR. MIRROR dio/heater, only 26.825 miles. ing and molntenance, to live on premises AITRESSES/WAITERS — Port lime ON THE WALL. air cond . only 49.410 miles * Coll after 3 p.m 741 3149 Apartment with utilities provided Coll 747 eekends Must be experienced. Apply in Dryer. $35 Why pay 75 prices when you erson. REX DINER, 117 W Front St., Coll alter 7 p.m. 7471817 WHO IS FAIREST U5-27A 0446 between? am ond * p m OF THEM ALL? can drive this beauty lot $$$ ed Sank. CONKLIN DE LIVERY WORK - For civic Ofgbn~i7a HAMMOND TRY 741 5131 SMIPMCI $1895 less! *N571A Hon. Car necessary Call weekdoys, 9 10 to ROOF REPAIRS 3 30, S66-M7?, 566-3835. 52. Babysitting ORGAN SALE PRICE $2395 61. Business Specloliilng in Slate Roofs lor 30 DESK CLERK - Weekends. 3 11 p.m. Ap Child Care Of Asbury Park Opportunities SHREWSBURY years Also oil types of roofing and ply in person between 3 5. Howard John Hammond Sounder SHREWSBURY repairs Gutters cleaned, installed son s Motor Lodge, Rt 35, Middle,own No ABYSITTER — Full time, five days a MOTORS, Inc. and repaired. Chimney work Free phone colls eck T 1 year old girl to sleep at YOUR $439 MOTORS, Inc. estimates. ouse. Two days off a week. SiOOo month; IMfWStWT ««. DISHWASHER - Parl or full time, eve- will buy necessities. References a must, 775-9300 nings, ideal part time lob Rum Runner rite Box L-711, The Dolly Register, pen dolly till 9 Sot. till S JMMWSiWt 741-8500 '* 741-8500 741-3335 816 Ocean Ave . Seo Bright No phone hrewsbyry. Main St & Corner ot Motllson Ave. calls. ABYSITTER - Port time, hours vory. HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let us plan a EEG TECHNICIAN - Full-time Must ear Pub, on Rt. 35 References Coll oiler lonl happening. Free plant ond per- hove good training ond background Apply p.m. #43 7173 enloge ol total sale. 7473748. 842-2374. weekdays, 9 a.m.-/ p m . Personnel Oepl . WE SEND WOttDWlDt) Jersey Shore Medical Center, Corhes ELIABLE PERSON Wonted - To cor* HUMIDIFIER Ave . Neptune. An equal opportunity i r Infont-doys Must have own Irons Excellent condition, $25 player m/w. jr tot ion and recent references Write to Coll m 8172 From a new business in 1959 to I ox L-341, The Daily Register. Shrews CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ENJOY SEWING? — We have me loVfor wry, N.J. ranking today with the largest I FOR UP TO A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR you Part-time sewing instructor needed, IBM TYPEWRITERS toral & gift shop systems in the nquire Singer, 69 Brood St.. Red Bonk S3. Domestic Help United States. This exciting & MANY NEEDS EXHAUST SYSTEM INSTALLER - Au Rental S16.50 per mo. LEANING PERSON - One day per week enl with option lo buy 873432; vofitable Iranchise opportunity 25 MONTHS tomotlve and torch experience Company enable Own transportation Eight room benefits ond excellent future Apply in per- 1 ~IvfNG ROOM COUCH - Terrific buy" is suitable lor an owner oper- son only. MIDAS MUFFLER. 450 Hwy 35. onch, I ) baths. STRICTLY HOUSE- LEANING. Oceonport area. Send resume With custom cover. Reasonable ator or a multiple unit fran- Middietown. 564 9022 alter 6 pm. Think of It. Up to 25 Adding Machines Box L 749, The Dally Register, Shrews chisee Oenerol Contracting Roofing, Siding EXPERIENCED COUNTETMELP y, N.J. Includelotest references. LOVESEAT months without • rant Typewriters ft Insulation Betty Brtte Cleooers OUSEKEEPER— Ltve-tn optional. 60" French Provincial, red velvet Our tranchlM program IncludM: ADDITIONS ANO ALTERATIONS OS Hwy 35, Middletown 14? 575? oupte work in New York, one child In tM-8824 Increase |f you rant ADDING MACHINES - Typet.rlt.rs sold hool. Need experienced housekeeper ond rented, repaired. Stratco's. 101 Momnoult! General contracting. 77 yeors experience ROOFING AND SIDING Free estimates EXPERIENCED. DEPENDABLE - Tire UGGAGE SET - Three piece men s. Complete Comprehensive Tralnlnf now. A 25 month In quality C:orpenfrl . y and moionry Olson Roofing t Siding Co Call 7750705 censed driver. Good pay, benefits. Sot. SI, Red lank 747«ij5 person (truck and passenger) lor a work ond Sun. off. Call t43 MO6 after 4:30 p.m. ever used, ovocodo. Sell separately or as struction Wm ~ CMaroon. Sunder Evenings 747 MU Est It03 •ng foreman (M'W) position. Crown Tire set. Total value, 8270 Sell $150. Call 842 Site Selection guaranteed rant freeze MIS Hwy 36, Port Monmouth •eekendoli day. 017 otter t p.m that warm* the soul. Alterations BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING roven Systems' 21 Years Experience FREIGHT SALESPERSON- For 10 54. Situations Wanted UMBER - 2"O K!2 , Me eoch Un- CARPENTRY ANO MASON WORK Painting * Decorating 7VMSH hours weekly, to coll on motor corner oc- leaned, 40c eoch. I" »J »7 , 70c eoch. Continued Management Alter o™ lofts Vio OuJtf*tlo#t4- RUMSON ROOFING CO. - Rf rooting and counls. Reply to Box G-335, The Doily Reg Female irewood tree. H7|«14 tires, SIS eoch 739- A. Brute Elaeoraucll MI M CARL B JONES - Pointing ond wallpa- ropairs. You. coll brings a rooter, not a Her, Shrewsbury 0073. Assistance USY WITH WEDDING PLANS? — Hove pering. Fully Insured. For tree estimates, salesman 147 7914 H^AIR STYLISTS — Fullv tipvrlffnced MANURE - 81 o bushel Five bushels call 2» 38J8 e less thing fo worry obout. I will hand Financing Assistance only. Port ond full time openings. Loroe Iff ond mall oil invitations, announce ilnlmum. Delivered. Clocks and Watch Repair busy solon. Coll »7I 5760 after ftp m Coll 747 95i2 CAL STONE Slip Covers enls, etc. 170 319* For more Information, write, AntlnajM Clocks, matclm, fuse |f»rlr> n Painting, paperhongtng Free estimates HAVE TWO OPENINGS- For* a FFICE FURNITURE - Must Mil. Mov- pertly dm. Dm Pun Jewelers. 7»» Hlwr CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zipper LL GIVE TENDER LOVING CARE - 201-644-9111 wrienced real estote salespeople Full your children in my Belford home. ng. Woinul conference toble. executive and include name, address, Rd , Fair Hoven 8474257 • d cushion covert.., expertl»«perllytitledy fit , ime only Dynamic advertising program elk, choirs, secretarial desks, mis- stitched Call Joan, 471-13081 #Mffj and telephone number. or high priced custom designed homes elloneous. Like new, mutt see to oppre- From Pearl A Bead Krie. 741-1200. now in action Call Mr. Brogor, the Poul mouth • ahoaptng CcMar Gtnerol Contracting Brogairooar .Agency. 7174771. far personal m SS. Situations Wanted FLOWER WORLD, INC. Rettrlnging Truck Rentals OLD FASHIONED BATHTUB (Eatontmm CMa) . ADDITIONS - RoofMf. »l«n». ctromic ervlew. Male Wllh Int. 8K FranehlM DMtlon norttl on Rout* 36 M Mfd tilt. Complete HIM X remodtllnfl Call E»pertly. On brolotd nylon o> chain From AA INC. - 717-eUJ or MM. Maine to Flo HOLMDEL - Grounds maintenance per Coll ltltrn 12 5» ptr strand. Closps lr«m tl. ano rear or local, commercial or private .RETAKER — Mony years experience traflo light (Broad Rich Malmtwrs. 787 3542 Strvlts* Men- son needed one day a week for lawn mow on estate. Sober, honest, reliable. Write mouth County II rtors REUS5ILLES.X Brood SI. Red la*. i»7J prices In effect PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors 1011 cStton Knot Turn rKjht. " ng and gardening Equipment on prem- x G 234, Th* Dolly Register, Shrews- $1 SO o gol. Factory treth. to T Call 787 3(67 ButWo, N.Y. 1420* Ml. Apartments 101. Commercial Rentals RED SANK - Modern three bedroom 131. Houses for Sale 1S2. Boots and Accessories SHREWSBURY, N J ' TUESDAY, MARCH ?s. 1975 The Dttily Register 15 otKjrtminl. upstoirs in near too lomil. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All utu MIDDLETOWN - Brand new modern BOSTON WHALE* - GLASTRON. STI home. SIM plus utilities References ono ronch three huge bedrooms, I' country security 1-OtALIlEALTY, 741 5753 °" NGER, DURANAUTIC. JOHNSON out eat in kitchen Hardwood floors, woll lo boards. OMC stern drive MERCRUISER RED BANK - Molly Pitcher v.lioge OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - p, |-. wall carpel 100 lol Coll now for addition Buy Where The Service Is1 Branch ond Modlson Awe One ond two 0 al information Asking $12,SOO THE rifi bedroom garden opartments Pleose tan nonol buildin, Choice location Appro, WAN CO . Realtor. 787 5500 1701) 741 fllSor apply al II Moll, p,,,nt, nuittlylOOsa It Call 747 1)10 Plan reluctantly supported Vilioge Court, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms MONMOUTH BEACH FLAGSHIP GREAT LITTLE HOUSE Muniopol Marine Bosin RED BANK - Novesink River Elevolea li TSSfff IS "•"•"» "SB: Year Round or Summer Atlonlic HioMands Wl MM building. One bedroom apartment (uli By SHERRY HUM,HI the basis of a 100-year slorm borough, like other •reluc- waiver to council and asked PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE _ Three bedrooms, big country kitchen, nice IFret-UKTiflf Chnrll Ground lloor. suitable lor doctor or den living room, porch /• i*. assumgble mori EVERYTHING FOR~~f ME BOATMAN must submit applications by tant" towns, are advised to council to review the ordi- lisl. 01 11) Broad SI , Red Bank 747 1730 9 gage Relocating owner asking $32,SO0 BOATMAN'S SHOP REEb BANK u m to s p rrt HICKEY AGENCY New Jersey s Largest SHREWSBURY - The July 1 join the program, Full re- nance and restore it "to its One bedroom gorden apartmetil ond sludio Realtor Marine Supply House r Planning Board last ni(;ht Board member Gershon bates have been promised to original intent." available Un(v7nlsneo ?Jt Soring SI "or ler ol Red Bank Second lloor two room 3/ Beoch Rd Monmouth Becuh 74 Wharf Ave. 741 VU Red Bank appointment, coll HIHU suite in recently renovated building AD Open daily 9 6 "reluctantly" endorsed an or- Poling, who is also a coun- property owners who turn out 1 ltle A decision on requiring'a ^EST NEW LISTING MARINE~CA~NVAS - ~Uph° 'v. drop dinance now before Borough cilman, attended a meeting in lo be incorrectly included in a Avolloble for immediate or future octu Parking 1150 per monm Coll today Be the first to inspect our new office ei eries BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP does sprinkler system in the new poncy Two-bedroom oportmenlt Suitoble elusive listing in Little Silver, set on a qui them oil well On your boot, m your home Council that would enroll the flood area. WALKER 8, WALKER et side si reel, |ust five blocks to school, 113! Ocean Ave , Seo Brignl 14? HI I Freehold last evening* with Klair Hall of the Presbyterian tor adults No pell Spnngview Gardens stores and bus line Total rear yard pri borough in a mandatory fed- Premiums will cost a home- 793 Spring SI .74) 5672 H*y 35 Realtor741i?l The Wizard of Id WE DEMAND YOU OPEN THE PRAWBRIDGE Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, MARCH 25 - preciate unselfishness all theday when almost everything you business sense. more because of this knowledge put your hand to turns out suc- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Andy Capp Bom today, you are somewhat too quick to find the fault in - and tolerate selfishness for cessfully! Pay strict - and close! - atten- 3*5 the same reason. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - : I GO FOR THE '-'ANlFYOUKNOWl- others that you might better seek tion to your work on the employ- to find in yourself. On the other You do not find it easy to beYou should be able to attain your ment scene this morning. After- TALL ONES, JACK- WHAT WHAT'S GOOD FOP YOU. hand, you are equally quick to openly affectionate with others, near goals by afternoon or eve- noon hours you can relax and let MATE.WUH YOU'LL CUT IT OUT! find the virtue in others that an though you are the first to admit ning. Take another's change of your mind wander a bit. AGE IS heart seriously, otherwise you AGAINST overabundance of modesty that you feel affection and would SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- VOU-\OUR NOTHIN* keeps you from discovering like to display it. especially may arrest a conversion. Dec. 21) -If you are wise enough SIZE — PERSONAL.) within yourself. You are antoward those who are obviously CANCER (June 21-July 22) - to recognize the signs of ANDY unusual combination of timidity in need of it. Your natural Exceptional results for all your difficulty before they become too ' I'D SAV and aggression, of self-efface- reserve keeps you from express- efforts today, particularly those numerous, you could make a YOU'RE, ment and conceit. You are often ing your feelings F- just as your exerted on behalf of children. real coup by evening. ttlST genuinely surprised to receive natural sympathy and Rest content with progress late CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. BEING praise for best efforts and just as generosity makes it impossible in the day. 19) —For the Capricorn in LOGICAL, often surprised when praise fails for you not to have them in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - search of change, this is an ex- JACK-. to come as a result of efforts first place. Shelve business matters if that is cellent day. Keep alert to your which might have been much To find what is in store for you what it takes to bring domestic own advantages; trust your own better. issues sharply into focus. The Blondie tomorrow, select your birthday instincts. time is ripe for family help and You have a knack for seeing and read the corresponding AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IB) understanding. HEY GUVS ANYBODY GETS OUT OP LINE THAT WAS A VE(?Y NOW HERE S people relative to their sur- paragraph. Let your birthday -Diplomacy makes the /ATCH MY IMITATION AROUND HERE; GETS THE GOOD IMITATION, THE REAL roundings and circumstances, star be your daily guide. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - difference between success and -r THING/ Wednesday, March 26 Prospects are bright for the im- OF MR DITHERS DITHERS TREATMENT' y- DAGWOOD and for this reason, though you failure in your dealings with see faults in others, you do not mediate future. Be on your ARIES (March 21-April 19)- people today. Don't allow necessarily blame others for An excellent day for forwarding guard, though, that competitors children to take over. ^3J < their shortcomings. You know business affairs, especially don't attempt to mislead you PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - how difficult it is to be a "good" should a new deal be on the fire. about distant goals. human being, to want the best Don't expect everything to fall in LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22) - Come to better terms with co- for others as much as you want it place at once. You would do well to seek suc- workers if you would know the for yourself, to help others to the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cess on a larger scale than you kind of success you've dreamed high success you have in mind -Take full advantage of any op- have been accustomed to. This is of. It takes team effort to attain for yourself, and so on. You ap-portunity offered you. This is a a good time to demonstrate your goals. SheinwokTs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEISWOLD you must lose a trump trick have returned a club safely Any sensible opponent will ZOU&U PAY AT TU£ you must force West to lead a on being given his trump North uc.iler refuse to do you a favor. If diamond for you. trick. Norlri Soulh Milncrahle you know your opponent is Take the ace of clubs and DAILY QUESTION NORTH unco-operative, make him an ruff a club. Then lead a As dealer, you hold: S-6 3 K742 offer he cannot refuse. AJ trump to dummy's ace. - H-CJ lb 9 8 6 5 2 D-Q 6 5 CJ "j A73 West opens the queen of As it happens, the king of What do you say? 0 spades, and you play low AK M hearts does not drop. Now Answer: Bid three hearts if from dummy. you cash the king of clubs, WEST KAST nonvulnerable against vulner- III West continues spades, and discarding a diamond, and 4 '.»! 4 A9K5 able opponents. If you are a 'y K7: you are forced to ruff the ruff the last club. This strips " 4 brave soul you might even bid 0 K 10 K 0 J94 2 third round. Unfortunately for the last black card out of the three hearts with equal vulner- 4 10X4: + '''' '3 you, the ace does not appear West hand. ability. Don't dream of bid- in all this time. SOUTH Finally, you lead a trump to ding three hearts if you are h 3 After winning the third give West the lead. Since vulnerable against nonvulner- 0 1098652 trick you lead a heart to try West has only diamonds left able opponents. 0 the finesse. Dummy's jack he must do you the favor of ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' J wins, and you heave a sigh of leading away from his king of written by Alfred Sheinwold North Em Soulh West relief. diamonds. You don't have to is available Get your copy by 1 Jf, Pass 1 "J Pass MIU.IANT COVMAM Don't continue with the ace lose a diamond, and your con- sending 50 cents to Red Bank 2 NT Pass 3 ") Pass of THE mtrt The Phantom Beetle Bailey HE SEES WE'RE SONE! HE'S »NSf?y,., LISTEN.. ' THE 6UiS WERE HE WMO OF LA«T LAUGH'S MB ALL PAY BEST, YOU KNOW THAT 5OO-PO0NP ROCK...' Chorus to present Television Today SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY MAIi Daily Register 17 VerdVs 'Requiem' New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " SAL'S RED BANK _- Th,Th.e >i.Mon_ - ....._ ..... Tavern Restaurant quiom, LS uplifting in mood and mouth Civic Chorus will cole- •3 O NBC WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE operatic in ncope. (13) {SO) (52) (51) N.J. PUBLIC BROADCASTING 41 si Year Serving brate its 25th anniversary All prottrammlnf on Iheaa chajineta will ba UatatJ "The Disappearance of Flight 412" starring Glenn u channel 52 unleai otherwlae BOUsl Ford, Bradford Dillmin An Air Force colonel bucks, year with a performance of The membership of the official policy that refuses to acknowledge the possi- DAYTIME MOVIES biliry UFO's mixht emt and could bave caused two LUNCH & Giuseppi Verdi's "Requiem." Monmouth Clvit Chorus in 4:00 O "Bang, Bang You'ra Daad" Marine jets to disappear mysteriously. (R > This major work is trium- eludes people from Monmouth 4:30 O "Th. Egyptian" (Part II) sB THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW DINNER phant Jn theme and massive and surrounding counties EVENING Oi ID THE ASCENT OF MAN "Generation Upon Generation " Dr. Jacob Bronowski in breadth; for it's perform This year, MCC has expanded too ogosm NEWS eaamines the complei code of human inheritance ITAUAN CUISINE Q) NORTHAMPTON COMMISSIONERS REPORT its membership by 37 new ance, a 45 piece orchestra will e BEWITCHED Tonight's topic is Gracedale, Northampton County's Open 7 Days A Week be conducted by William R members who meet on "Divided He Falls'" Home for the Aged. Guest is Jamea Tnoder, admin- Shrewsbury Ave at Herbert St. O THE UNTOUCHABLES istrator. Viewers may phone in questions pertaining Red Bank Shoppell, Jr., MCC chorus di- Tuesday evenings at the Fel- "Takeover" lo Gracedalc by calling H67-4G77. 9:00 O SB HAWAII FIVE-0 rector, to accompany the 115- lowship Hall at Embury ID STAR TREK The Enterprise almost meets with disaster when it "6,000 Deadly Tickets." McGarrett joins forces with WARREXKATTT THE PARALLAX VIEW member chorus Methodist Church in Little encounters a stranae force flyinl in its path. an air traffic conference investigator in an attempt Silver. This organization was IB TODAY IN DELAWARE to stop an airline ticket racket. Verdi wrote this work to eD THE GUEST SPOT founded in 1949 by W Cordon IB 152) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY honor the Italian patriot, ([> SESAME STREET "The Trexlerlown Velodrome" ., .„ (52) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Padgin, who advertized for 6:30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Alessandro Manzoni It was "Sculpture in the Open." A look at the famous sculp- free sight-singing lessons 13 I LOVE LUCY first performed 101 years a^o. tures and reproductions that adorn the campus of "Riily and Fred Art TV Hans" forty people showed up, and Princeton University. in May 1874, in Milan, con- O ABC EVENING NEWS 9:30 O O ABC TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK the chorus was begun that CD CBS EVENING NEWS i) Nominated for ducted by Verdi himself This "Hurricane" starring Larry llagman, Martin Milner. first evening. ID TAKE 12 A violent hurricane twirls through a gulf coast town work, although called a Re- "Americans United to Combat Fluoridalion" devastating the lives of everyone io its path. (R) 11 Academy Awards IB ZOOM (B WOMAN 152) DEVIANTS "Florence Luscomh, Suffragist." The early years of The Verdi Requiem will be TUN z 7:00 CBS EVENING NEWS Ihe women's rights movement as recalled by ftis-year-old THE FOUR Florence II Luscomh Including CINEMA] | CINEMA 0 performed at the Monmouth O LET'S MAKE A DEAL O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS THE ELECTRIC COMPANY trail of ilayings. (R) OR PASSESI (52) ASSIGNMENT AMERICA •3 (D NEWS 'MMINlti country is at Caymanas Park, O BILLY GRAHAM SPECIAL 7:30 O THE NEW TREASURE HUNT AND considered to be one of the O THE DIAMOND HEAD GAME IB PHILA. FOLK FESTIVAL 74 most beautiful in the Carib- O JEOPARDY ffi BLACK JOURNAL c c c c iC c c c B HOGAN'S HEROES JD WORLD PRESS fr r r T T T r f bean. j NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT "One Army at a Time" IAST DAY "UNNY" - STARTS TOMOMOW O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 1100 BBOQOID NEWS dp LAST OF THE WILD S THE BEST OF GROUCHO "Alligator" O THE UNTOUCHABLES IB THE ROMAGNOLIS' TABLE "Man in the Middle" JOHNWAVNE STUFFED "A Fancy Meatless Meal" O THE F.B.I. DO ROUNDTABLE Special agent Rhodes is entombed by a mine eiplosion and trapped with the suspecr he has been seeking SHRIMP 8:00 6 ID GOOD TIMES in a sabotage investigation. Town West FRESH FRUIT CUP, Soup du Joui "To Boa or Not to Bus." A feud nans in die Evana IB CD 152) NEWS FOR THE DEAF family when young Michael gets a chance to attend Salad Slutted H.i.,.,1 Potato, Dai ID DATELINE NEW JERSEY a better school—across town. (R) •AIGAIN MATINII Tit 2:30 PJW. - »!.» "IMNHIOAN" ONH 11:30 O ID THE CBS LATE MOVIE O SORTING IT OUT "Firehouse" (1972) starring Richard Roundtree, Vince O ADAM 12 Edwards. A conflict erupts with an old, close-knit fire "Operation Action." Krisien McCord appears as a . engine company when a black recruit and an angry Eatontown witness to the kidnapping of Reed's partner, Malloy. while veteran clash during a wave of suspicious fires UMSUN BARGAIN MATINEE M M PCpBBCESTONES 0 CD DEALER'S CHOICE in the ghetto area. ' Rte. 35 Middletown One mile north of Red Bank O O ABC SPECIAL O Q THE TONIGHT SHOW O R A N T S Rocking Chair Thtatre. "Huckleberry Finn." A story of a boy who runs away Guest: Johnny Maihis. <-, Nominated for cT i •: '• " 741-8344 from a persecuting father and a good widow who O 11:30 MOVIE wants to make him respectable. "Death Takes a Holiday" (1934) starring Fredric Armed Force§ Dayprogram scheduled FT MONMOUTH - An committee meeting within the Armed Forces Day program next week. will be held on post Saturday. Plans will be drawn up at May 17. this meeting to put on a Fort Maj. Richard W. Jordan Monmouth show featuring ex- has been appointed the proj- hibits of military commu- ect officer to coordinate a nications and electronics schedule of events for post items, Army equipment, and visitors. other displays. Maj Jordan, who is Head- A band concert and a fife quarters Commandant and and drum crops exhibition are commander of Headquarters other events to be included on Support Troops, has called a the program. Make A Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. Rates: $2 00 for S lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1 25 each additional line; $5.00 for three to five days, $1 50 each additional line; $6.00 for 10 days; $200 each additional line. $10.00 for 20 days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000,' ask for the Date Secretary. Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- dletown Dial 671-3319 MARCH 25 Monmouth Symphony Orchestra — 8:30 p.m., Ocean Twp. High School, W Park Ave., Oakhurst Louis Mi- raglia, Director; Aldo Parisot, Cellist, Guest Artist. Se- niors and Students $1.50, others $400 at door. Sunbeam Shore Folk Dance Group: Turkish Special. Bora Oz- kok, guest teacher. Live music, costumes, movies, re- Ill w+f* freshments. No partners needed. $1.90. United Methodist Church, 247 Broad St., Red Bank, 8 p.m. The Oceanport Republican Club invites the Borough residents to a premiere showing of the provocative mo- tion picture "Sensible Growth and Our Community" at the Oceanport Community Center on Tues. evening at 8:15. yourtife Deposits must remain six months or more Price Includes Sales Tax MARCH 28 We reserve the right to substitute Red Bank Historical Society meeting. Friday, March 28. at 8 p.m. in the YMCA. Speaker, Mr. Joseph C. Irwin. talking about the boating on the Navesink Get a Sunbeam absolutely free or buy it at a "The Seven Last Words " - Dubois 8 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. Choir, With each reduced price when you save with us. soloist, instrumentalist. Robert Ivey. Director. With your first deposit to a additional new or existing account or deposit of APRIL 3 Certificate of Deposit you At our bank when you save for a rainy day, The Monmouth-Ocean Chapter, National Multiple $100 or Here's how you qualify for one FREE Gift or more you Sclerosis Society, will present "Physical Therapy as a one Special Discount we'll add some sunshine to your savings and a Way of Life," Dr. Maxim Asa, speaker. Program at qualify for your fabulous Booker Pavilion, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, SUNBEAM Appliances: Purchase as follows: PAY ONLY: Sunbeam to your life. 7-9 p.m. No charge; all welcome. $250 $1,000 $5,000 "Women's Guild Card Party"- At Bayshore Commu- Just deposit $250 or more into a new or exist- nity Church, 185 Ocean Ave., E. Keansburg. 8 p.m. Cadet Clock 1 FREE FREE FREE $3.75 Prizes, refreshments. Admission $1.50. ing savings account and you can select any one Tropic dock? APRILS,* FREE FREE FREE $ 3.75 of twenty-one different Sunbeam appliances. "Kids Skating for Kids" - Pee Wee Hockey Tourna- ment Benefit for Retarded Children, New Shrewsbury Consolette Clock 3 $ 3.00 FREE FREE $6.95 Depending upon the amount of your deposit, you re- Ice, Shrewsbury Ave., Sat. 8-8 p.m., Sun. 9:30-3:30 p.m. $5 ceive your Sunbeam absolutely free or at a cost below Tournament ticket, $3.50 one-day ticket, on sale now at Glade Clock* 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 NSI and MONARC Thrift Shop. Tickets also available at normal list price. Steinbach's on March 24 through March 26. Ladies Shaver 5 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 APRIL 6 Heating Pad 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 "Vacation Auction" : (13th Annual) Sponsored by Mid- All your savings earn more for you because dletown Jaycees. Over 150 fun-filled vacations sold to the Scale 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 highest bidders by B. G. Coats at the Molly Pitcher Ho- we pay interest from Day of Deposit to Day of tel, Red Bank, 1:30 p.m. For vacation list and tickets 10-pc. Hairclipper Set a 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 Withdrawal. (Donation $1), write Jaycees, Box 184, Middletown. Tangle Free Combs 3.00 FREE FREE 6.95 APRIL 19 Evening Dept , Long Branch Women's Club Flea Mijt-Stick Curler 10 8.00 $ 5.00 FREE 11.95 If you save elsewhere and you want some sun- Market, YMCA Bldg., 404 Broadway, Long Branch, 9 shine in your savings, we'll be happy to transfer your a.m. to 4 p.m. Tables $5. Call 842-8838 after S or 542-0377 Hot Shot 11 8.00 5.00 FREE 11.95 after 4. funds free and save a Sunbeam for you. Middletown Helps Its Own Charity Dinner Dance — Dryer/Styler 12 8.00 5.00 FREE 11.95 At Buck Smith's, Palmer Ave., E. Keansburg. Cocktails 7 p.m., dinner 8 p.m. Donation $10 per person. For informa- Hand Mixer 13 8.00 5.00 FREE 11.95 tion call 787-0982 Percolator 8.00 5.00 FREE 11.95 ' APRIL 20 United Jersey Bank Interfaith Choir Concert - 3 p.m. at SI. James School Vermont Clock« 8.00 5.00 FREE 11.95 Auditorium, Broad St.. Red Bank. Tickets $2.00. Call 842- 6640 for information. Can Opener/Sharpener is 9.95 6.95 $1.95 13.95 MID STATE MAY 24 thru MAY 31 St. Agnes Church will sponsor a cruise on the SS Rot- 2-sfcce Toaster 17 10.95 7.95 2.95 14.95 15 convenient offices to serve you... terdam to Nassau and Bermuda. For information, call 'Shot of Steam" Iron is 15.95 7.95 • Keyport • Hazlet • Union Beach • Highlands • Matawan Peg Hawley, 291-W76. 12.95 19.95 • Middletown • Marlboro • Keansburg • Madison Township JUNE 7 Men's Shaver is 15.95 12.95 7.95 19.95 Monmouth Bayshore Senior Citizens Deluxe Cruise to Phone Number for All Offices - 264-2800 Bermuda, SS Doric, seven days from New York. For in- 12-SpeedMixmasterMixer 17.95 14.95 9.95 21.95 Member F.D.I.C. formation, call Mrs. A. E. Schilling, 291-9193. Multi-Cooker Frypan zi 17.95 14.95 9.95 21.95 •Not Shown COZENSREALTOR 741 >bU 100 Ib S8O , 5001b S3S0 (BOCA.) baths. Wall to woll corpeling All utilities pletely modern building Minimum one 1501b S100 6001b 1425 borough, as delineated on surance meeting, coinciden- and unknowingly—lost some of included Overlooking Navesink River on year lease Also, one and two room ottice NEW SHREWSBURY ?00lb SI30 700 1b S500 No 2 Riverside Ave 1350 monthly Call suites available ot 12 Brood St . slorlmg ot 2501b SI'HI 1000 Ib 1700 maps prepared by the federal tally chose the same words, its assumed powers during Board member Kenneth 5474576. ' MO per month, including all utilities Call Beoutitully constructed four-bedroom, V .• /Immffer ond Son bath Colonial split featuring den plus torn, FOB Red Bonk Department of Housing and telling the planners he would the codification of the Buck said he felt the stage, RUMSON - TwfrbMroom oportment ""JlV-^Jll?"" - •*' '"° iy room. Choice location. An outstanding Order now while supply losls MSO per month fOlUt ol $51,900. MARSH MARINE 7416767 SHREWSBURY - Store 6.11] sq II 30 Bridge al the Red Bank R.R Station Urban Development (HUD), "reluctantly recommend to borough ordinances two years meeting rooms, nursery' and Ut-eMJ Choice location, south ol Red Bonk on Rl SEA BRIGHT 35 Suitable atl business Air conditioned SURF SAILING revised. mayor and council that we ago. kitchen facilities included in Studio - SUS Large parking oreo Coll after 4 p m , W 100! Richmond Ave PI Pleasant Beocn adopt this flood thing." the new fellowship building »4?9W/or Wl 141} VAN HORN IRI 35 Sol K2IJ0J Martin M. Barger, attorney After the board waived site AGENCY -REALTORS should be protected by sprink- SEA BRIGHT — Three room furnished SHREWSBURY - Professional ihret Open 7 days Colt 24 hours a day 1972 MERCURY -Model 1400 EL 140 h p for both council and the plan- "If we don't," he continued, plan requirements for side- apartment. HW per month, including utih room suite Also ollice or desk space Full 747-4100 With power trim Like new condition Con "homeowners (in flood areas) walks last month along a cul- lers, even though a system tlei. Security required No pen 14? \JU secretarial services ovailable Coll 847 80