The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO.34 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1974 TETEN CENTS Allies deserting Nixon after new admissions

WASHINGTON (AP)\ A that threatened-to wipose the storm of protest who had been solidly in Nix- new firestorm in Congress is fact his campaign aides chan- But his promise to yield on's anti-impeachment camp threatening to engulf Richard neled money to the burglars. more tapes did little to soften were wavering toward unde- M. Nixon's presidency after — Was told six days after the harsh reaction of some of cided But one, Rep Otto K his admission he tried two the break-in that his cam- his closest allies. Passman, I) La , said he still years ago to thwart a crucial paign director and former at- Visibly shaken and fighting backed the President because phase of the FBI's Watergate torney general, John N. Mit- to keep his composure, Rep "to err is human, to forgive investigation. chell, may have had some pri- Charles E Wiggins, R Calif, divine." ' Coupled with his admission or knowledge of the wiretapp- the silver haired lawyer who House Democratic Leader that he withheld evidence ing plans. carried the burden of Nixon's Thomas P "Tip" O'Neill of from Congress, the public and — Withheld evidence from defense in the Judiciary Com- Massachusetts said, "A tidal his own lawyer, the disclosure his closest advisers and law- mittee, told newsmen: wave is about to strike the dealt a devastating blow to yers as well as (he House "After considerable reflec- House as far as impeachment Nixon's already dimmed Judiciary Committee, and tion, I have reached the pain- goes. . You wonder if he'll hopes of avoiding Impeach- made erroneous statements to ful conclusion that the Presi- have a handful to support ment. the American public. dent of the United States him." Some of Nixon's slauchest "This was a serious act of should resign." But Nixon said in his two- defenders in Congress called omission for which I take full Wiggins said he would vote page statement that "I am for his resignation or im- responsibility and which I for impeachment if Nixon firmly convinced that the peachment. Vice President deeply regret," Nixon said In didn't quit. Three of his GOP record, in its entirety, does Gerald R. Ford said he was the written statement. colleagues on the committee not justify the extreme step suspending his public defense Acknowledging that his im- also abandoned their support of impeachment and removal of Nixiui Fresh rumors of an peachment by the House is of the President. Five others of a President." • Imminent presidential resig- "virtually a foregone con- said they were reassessing Aides said the President nation swept a capital al- clusion," Nixon said he would their positions. ready awash in such uncon- and his closest advisers dis- give the Senate for Its trial Other leading Republicans cussed his possible resigna- firmed reports, but aides said the transcripts of 64 White joined in the chorus of resig- Nixon planned "to fight on." tion during a Camp David House tape recordings he is nation or impeachment de- conference. Sunday. But they A tidal wave of reaction fol- turning over to U.S. District mands. said that Nixon rejected the lowed Nixon's release on Judge John J. Sirica under a AP oirtfUMio "I don't believe in leaders option and decided instead to MINORITY LEADER — John J. Rhodes of Ari- Monday of a statement and Supreme Court order. who mislead," said influential follow "the constitutional pro- CHANGES SIDES - Rep. Charles Wiggins, R-Ca- new tape transcript disclosing zona, House Republican minority leader reacted to lif., called for President Nixon's resignation yes- The harsh reaction of even conservative Rep. Barber B. cess" because he didn't want the disclosure In Washington yesterday that Presi- that he: some of his closest allies ecl- Conable of New York. to set "a precedent. . .of a terday after Nixon disclosed he had withheld three 1 dent Nixon had withheld tapes, saying ". . . It tapes of conversations damaging to his defense. — Gave orders within a ipsed the furor that followed "This is the end, ' said Rep. President allowing himself to seems to me this disclosure makes a quick House week after the Watergate his firing last October of spe- Harold V. Froehllch, R-Wis. be driven from office." Wiggins was one of Nixon's strongest defenders on vote on Impeachment an Imperative, in the best in- the House Judiciary Committee. break-in that the Central In- cial prosecutor Archibald Cox "He's gone," said Rep. Joel See Nixon, page 2 terests of our country." telligence Agency be used to — an incident that triggered T. Broyhill, R-Va blunt an FBI investigation what aides later called a fire- Some Southern Democrats Resignation was rumored

WASHINGTON (AP) - For writers to his secluded, moun- recordings would further White House postponed its soar If a new President took a few hours yesterday, the taintop retreat at Camp Da- damage the President's usual daily briefing, and Dep- office. capital was swamped with ru- vid, Md In that wooded set- chance to survive impeach- uty Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren insisted that the an- mors that President Nixon ting Nixon has pondered some ment. One such aide was Warren told newsmen there' nouncement would not be a would resign. That announc- of his most startling presiden- quoted as saying "All hell will would be an announcement resignation. Nevertheless, the ment didn't materialize. tial decisions, including his break loose" when the mate- after 3:30. Dow Jones industrial average 1971 order to impose wage rial is made public. jumped up 13 points during There has been speculation and price controls after a ca- The time is important. The the afternoon, before settling about a possible presidential reer of opposition to such During the morning, Senate New York Stock exchange to a close with an increase of resignation for more than a measures. Republican Whip Robert P. closes at 3:30 p.m. each trad- almost 8 points. year, since the Watergate Griffin of Michigan called for ing day, and important gov- Newsmen, starved for hard scandal chased some of Nix- Yesterday morning, the Nixon to resign. He said it ernment announcements that information, found clues ev- on's closest aides from the Washington Post was on cap- would be in the best interests might affect stock prices are erywhere: White House. ital doorsteps with frontpage of the President and the na- routinely held up until after —A White House aide in a reports, from unnamed White tion. that time. For weeks, eco- The speculation picked up position to know what the House aides, that material in By afternoon the specula- nomic analysis have pre- again Sunday when the Presi- statement would say canceled soon-to-be-released tape tion hardened into rumor. The dicted that stock prices would dent summoned speech a luncheon engagement with an outsider at the last minute. —A former White House aide who maintains contact with middle-level officials More indictments expected there said the rumor agreed with his theory that the Presi- dent would soon resign. He refused to say more. —A Watergate committee in Passaic County probe source, told of the rumor, y p contacted his own White House source and reported TRENTON (AP) - A state- The governor has said a Crabiel left the company cumulated since he took of- RtHtter Ho4l pholo by Jim Atklnt back that the resignation ru- wide gcand jury investigating leave of absence now would earlier this year when Byrne fice in January. WATERING IT DOWN — Firemen from the Sea Bright Volunteer Fire De- mor was true. partment had the blaze at 874 Ocean Ave. under control within a half hour Passaic County is expected to be "in the best interest of appointed him secretary of Byrne was asked if he had act on indictments again to- New Jersey" and would "en- state. He is the third straight anything new to say on the —A congressional aide re- early today, using over 4,000 gallons of water. The house, owned by Vin- ported that an aide to Sen morrow, according to in- able the secretary of state's secretary of state to face a Crabiel matter at a public cent Russo of Rumson, was unoccupied. George D. Aiken, Republican formed sources at the State office to function more criminal indictment. The oth- bill-signing ceremony yes- dean of the Senate, had rush- House. smoothly while Mr. Crabiel ers were Robert J. Burkhardt terday and he replied, "1 ed out of his office without prepares his legal defense." and Paul J. Sherwin. don't have any comment on The same jury last week in- telling anyone where he was dicted New Jersey Secretary According to friends at the that now." Lawyers say the governor going. Unoccupied house ravaged of State J. Edward Crabiel, State House, Crabiel was still The governor was said to is constitutionally barred but the new indictments will thinking over the governor's be "just waiting to hear," by —Another former White from removing Crabiel from not involve him, the sources request that he step aside an aide. House aide got a call from his office without cause should say. from his $41,600-a-year post Crabiel was indicted last wife saying the President by flames in Sea Bright his request be turned down. until he is cleared. Meanwhile, the secretary of Wednesday with George Katz would go on radio at 3:30. He Crabiel, 58, is accused of From all appearances the of Fort Lee, a Democratic and his boss ran out of their white pine paneling inside, pull down the shingles and state continued to keep his By NADINE JOSEPH taking part in a highway con- governor gave Crabiel no party fund raiser, and three office and down to a car both fed and contained the quell the fire. own counsel on what he in- tracts bad-rigging conspiracy deadline time by which he ex- firms, Franklin, Passaic where they could listen on its SEA BRIGHT - A fire rav- blaze, which was still smol- "It was never a threat to tends to do about Gov. Bren- in Passaic County during the pects an answer. Crushed Stone of Pompton radio to Richard Nixon be- aged an empty house at 874 dering at 3 a.m. the neighbors," said 1st Lt. dan T. Byrne's suggestion 1960's in his former position Crabiel has not been back Lakes and Gallo Asphalt Co. come the (irst president in Ocean Ave. early today but The building, which has Ron Earley, "because there that he take a leave of ab- as an executive and president in his office since the in- of Irvington. history to resign. It didn't hap- did little damage to the been empty for over nine was no wind tonight." Harold sence from his state post until of Franklin Contracting Co. of dictment but is reported to be The indictment charged pen. ground floor of the two-story months and been on fire twice Schwartz, who lives at 884 the indictment against him is Little Falls. taking vacation days that at- that the individuals and the By midafternoon the ru- building. this year, is owned by Vincent Ocean Ave. peered out of the disposed of. companies conspired to rig mors had spread as far west Firemen arrived at the Russo of Rumson. window, while his wife stood highway bids in Passaic as Chicago. One major firm scene of the fire at 12:45 am Fishermen and curious outside, watching the fire- County by controlling the .headquartered there called its after it was reported by a spectators lined the north side fighters pour thousands of price and supply of asphalt, Washington representative to passing motorist, police said. of Rumson Bridge to take a gallons of water on the Parochial aid bills signed by collusive bidding and price inquire about rumors that the closer look as firemen en- The flames spiralled up- flames. fixing, and by inflating con- President would announce his tered the house and shoved non-public schools at the rate ward under the roof, as the TRENTON (AP) - New consult with legislative lead- tract prices to bribe public of- resignation after the close of pipe poles into the ceiling to Fire Chief John S. Forsman tar, the shingles, and the Jersey has a new slate non- of $15 a year per student. ers before proposing legisla- ficials the stock market. termed the fire "a stubborn public school aid plan that After two years the per stu- tion to utilize the remaining one" but said that with eight Gov. Brendan T. Byrne says dent subsidy would be low- $10.5 million. The governor in- lines of hoses, over 40 fire- meets constitutional require- ered to $10. dicated he was considering a men, and two trucks drafting ments. The textbook plan is based proposal for state support for water from the river, and no The inside story Byrne yesterday signed leg- on a New York State law health services in private and Tax sales, concerts, wind the fire was easy to con-, islation providinK $4.5 million which has withstood .con- parochial schools. w THK WEATHHR tain. for private and parochial stitutional challenges in the Assembly Majority Leader Mostly sunny and pleasant today and to- Even though fire officials school aid. The legislation courts thus far. Joseph A. LeFante, D-Hud- feminist art exhibit morrow. Clear tonight, low In Ms. Complete would not estimate the dam- marks the fourth attempt in The second bill signed by son, sponsor of the legislation, Property owners who are delinquent in tax payments report on page 2. ages, they said the house was less than 10 years by the state Byrne provides $600,000 to in- was on hand for the signing. many times lose their property via a process that starts with Jewish women's lecture seriei page 8 "not salvagable" and de- to find a constitutional means crease the amount of money He said, "What would hap- a tax sale. William J. Zaorski, manager of our Freehold bu- e reau, has prepared a two-part series on the subject He ex- Slim Gowmet P«R • scribed this victimless fire as of providing parochial school from $15 per student to $20 a pen if they (non-public plains how a successful bidder at a public auction of that Youngsters overcome leaning disabilities page 13 "a fine first baptism" for the aid. student that can be used to schools) decided they couldn't transport children who live continue," adding rhetori- property may actually end up losing money The first of the Red Bank squad logct first female member page 13 swarm of 18-and 19-ycar old The governor said, "This remote distances from school. cally, "we all better start series will appear tomorrow. Monmoulh Park Today page 15 volunteers, who helped ex- represents the fulfillment of a The new state budget con- praying they keep their doors John W. Luckenbill has been conducting the Red Bank Freehold Today P»g« " tinguish the blaze. campaign pledge. I do think the bills achieve a con- tains $15 million for aid to pri- open." Municipal band at Wednesday night concerts In. Marine Park CiuiMlcd »•» DA1LY REGISTER The county fire marshal stitutional purpose and reflect vate and parochial schools. It Byrne replied, "1 think your the past 20 years. Linda Ellis describes the concerts as ideal J;'"," . II PHONE NUMBERS will Investigate the cause of an honest and actual need in was carried over from the prayers are going to be an- for those who.want to get into the fad for a "return to the Fif- Contemporary Lire «. I Main Office MM* the fire sometime today to de- the state to be fair to students last budget of the adminis- swered." ties." Her story is being prepared for tomorrow's editions. Editorials • CUsillled Adi J4M7M termine it's origin, police attending non-public schools." tration of former Gov. Wil- Three previous attempts to In "Art Forum," Carol Jacobson, writes about an exhibit said. intert.l.ment II Clrcul.t... Depl S4MJH Byrne signed two bills. The liam T. Cahlll after his $19.5 find a constitutional method at the Guild of Creative Art in Shrewsbury by Lois Blonder. FinlBC|I| 7 Sports Dept S4MiM key measure carries a $3.9 million private and parochial of paying state aid to non- She says Mrs. Blonder's imposing theme is in the thread of Mike A Dale » Mlddletowp Bureau I7I-8M (iranderson Kennels school aid plan was ruled un- public schools have been today's feminist art The column is a regular feature of The Boarding and grooming, all million price tag. The money Obltiarlei...... « FreeMdBtrew 4O4III will be distributed to local constitutional by a three- struck down by the courts as Daily Register, Northern Monmoulh County's largest news- S 14-lt Ing Brawn BurtM . breeds. New Shrewsbury. 922- judge federal court. r 1620. school boards to lend books to unconstitutional. paper and Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. Conner's Hotel . Byrne said he wanted lo Former Gov. Richard J. 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Highlands. and Sat. \ i pet, 741-0301 263. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY AUGUST?. 1974 11-lot housing plan Nixon admissions OK'd in Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Com- additional runoff created by opers be required lo use clus- generate firestorm pletion of a public- hearing on the subdivision. tering to save the outstanding Clearview Estates, 11-lot ma- Final approval was condi- ecological values in the tract. (Continued) Watergate complex Haldeman: "Apparently." jor subdivision on Elizabeth tioned on vacation of Eliza- William J. McCann, township Nixon: "Oh, Mitchell Mit- Ave. south of Main St. in Port beth Ave., an unimproved planner, agreed. Tow hours after Nixon's ' The 46 pages of transcripts street, by the Township Com- statement was given to ». disclose Nixon's approval of a chell was at the point (unin- Monmouth, resulted in final A letter from James W. Da- telligible) " approval by (he Planning mittee, before which a vacat- qrowd of newsmen milling in plan to cut off the FBI's ing ordinance is pending. vidbeiser, Board of Education the,press room 30 paces from probe, which was then threat- Haldeman: "Yeah." Board last night. secretary, warned the devel- Public hearing on Academy the Oval Office, the vice pres- ening to expose involvement Nixon: "All right, fine I The matter had been con- opment will probably gener- ident's office was distributing of his top campaign officials. understand it all. We won't Estates, 15-lot subdivision on ate 160 to 210 school children tinued from last month's Layton Court, a proposed cul- a statement from Ford Haldeman said Mitchell, second-gues Mitchell and the meeting, when the board de- Nut Swamp and Village In it, Ford said he had not then campaign director, had rest. Thank God it wasn't de-sac off Harmony Road, Schools, which would prob- ferred action pending resolu- was continued until Sept. 9 seen the new evidence and recommended "that the only presidential counsel Charles tion of drainage problems al- ably serve the development, would stand on his views that way to solve this, and we're W. Colson " pending clarification of drain- leged by adjacent land own- age provisions to protect ad- are already overcrowded, Mr. Nixon is innocent of any im- set up beautifully to do it. . .is Later in the conversation, ers. Davidheiser added. peachable offense "until I for us to have Deputy CIA di- Nixon advised Haldeman on jacent property owners from PREPARE FOR FAIR — The Fair Haven fire- run-off water. The subdivision have reason to change them." rector Vernon A. Walters call what to tell the CIA officials: men's fair Is scheduled on the firehouse grounds Board members were as- Public hearings were sched- acting FBI Director Pat Gray sured by their engineer that is proposed by Emmy Con- uled Sept. 9 for a two-lot sub- But the vice president de- "Don't lie to them to the ex- from Aug. 24 to 31. David Gale, left, and Leonard struction Co. clared a personal moratorium and just say, 'Stay the hell tent to say there is no in- Mack study booth layout for the event. Mr. Mack, modifications made by the division proposed by E. Palm- on further discussion of im- out of this. volvement, but just say this is former county fire marshal, has retired and is liv- applicant will solve the drain- Classified a major subdivi- er Bennett Inc., Belford, on peachment After some discussion, this a comedy of errors, without ing in Maryland. He'll be back in Fair Haven to age problems despite doubts sion was a proposal by Albert Rt 36 in a commercial zone "The business of govern exchange transpired: getting into it. The President "work the fair" as he has ever since it reopened on expressed by William Bninl Harpootlian, who plans a five- to separate a jointly held ' ment must go on and the gen- Haldeman: "And you seem believes that it is going to the River Road site. of 195 Ocean Ave., east lot major subdivision off Ev- property; Shady Acres, 12 lots uine needs of the people must to think the thing to do is to open the whole Bay of Pigs Keansburg, who claims drain- erett Road. on 42 acres at Marvin Road be served," he said. "I be- get them (FBi agents) to thing up again. age from the proposed subdi Carried until Sept. 9 was and Park Ave. in New Mon- lieve I can make a better con- stop?" « "And ah, because these vision will cause a ditch on consideration of Rolling Hill mouth, a cluster development his property to back up and tribution to this end by not in- Nixon: "Right. Fine." people are plugging for (unin- Howard to listen Estates, 42-lot major subdivi- proposed by Jerry Rich, with volving myself daily in the telligible) and thai they flood. Mr. Brunt presented a sion on Middletown-Lincroft half the acreage to be dedi- Later, Nixon asked if Mit- petition signed by all resi- impeachment debate..."' chell knew about the break-in should call the FBI in and Road, and Fox Hill, 112 lots cated to the township for rec- (unintelligible) don't go any dents whose property abuts on 124 acres between Middle- reational purposes, and Holly The debate was certain to conspiracy. "I think so," Hal- the drainage ditch. be spurred, however, by the deman replied. "I don't think further into this case, peri- to pertinent tapes town-Lincroft and Red Hill Acres, 12 lots on 16 acres off revelations in the three par- he knew the details, but I od!" "They don't want the extra Roads. Nut swamp Road. tial transcripts released by think he knew." Nixon said in his statement WASHINGTON - The Watergate tapes yesterday water," he declared. Reporting on the Fox Hill The board's next meeting the White House an hour after Haldeman said G. Gordon that he listened to these tapes White House tapes began a reacted generally along party The board engineers, T&M proposal, board members Wil- will be Monday, Sep. 9, be- the Nixon statement. Liddy, then the campaign in May. He added: week-long run in the House of lines, with Republicans non- Associates, Rt. 35, say the ford L. Wisner and Donald E. cause the regular meeting All three conversations committee's counsel, "was "Although I Recognized that Representatives yesterday, committal and Democrats re- ditch will easily handle any Snedecker urged the devel- night falls on Labor Day. were between Nixon and H. under pressure, apparently, these presented potential but Rep. James J. Howard. porting their suspicions of K. Itodleman, then his White to get more information, and problems, I did not inform D-N.J., was not among the Nixon's involvement in the House chief of staff, June 23, as he got more pressure, he my staff or my counsel of it, early listeners. Watergate cover-up con- 1972, six days after the Re- pushed the people harder to or those arguing my case, nor In four rooms rigged with firmed. ' publican operatives were ar- move harder —" did I amend my submission to sound equipment a total of 204 One Republican who spoke Eatontown board to inform rested inside the Democratic Nixon: "Pressure from Mit- the Judiciary Committee in headsets, 19 tapes of Presi- out was Rep. Peter Peyser, national headquarters in the chell?" order to include and reflect it. dent Nixon's conservations R-N.Y., after three hours of with various White House listening he said "it's damn students of new bus routes aides are being played from 9 discouraging, when you hear a.m. to 11 p.m. this first hand. You begin to EATONTOWN - The of Ocean Township, fifth Next month's board meet- The purpose of the playing realize the conniving, the Board of Education, pre- grade in the Woodmere ing will be held Sept. 9, due to Van Wagner will propose of the tapes is to give House things you wouldn't think a paring to begin its first year School, at $10,275. the Labor Day holiday. At members a chance to hear President would be dealing of busing all its elementary Mrs. Linda Chakrin, also of that meeting, the board ex- the actual conversations be- with." pupils, will mail new trans- Ocean Township, will teach pects to name both a new fore voting on impeachment portation routes, time tables kindergarten in the Wood- principal at the Meadowbrook Peyser said he is leaning to- and bus stops to all bus stu- revised student aid limits of Nixon. ward an impeachment vote. mere School from Sept. 1 School and a replacement for TRENTON - Assem- er Education use family max- that when family income dents within the next few through Dec. 31, replacing a former board secretary An- Mr. Howard said he Another Republican, Jack Ed- weeks. blyman Richard Van Wagner, imum income guidelines es- reaches this 1967 maximum, planned on listening to se- wards of Alabama, who said teacher now on maternity thony Rocco, who has resign- D-Monmouth-Middlesex, says tablished in 1967. student grants-in-aid are ei- lected tapes, those dealing he would like to vote against The board terminated its leave.' ed. inflation is robbing many The 12th District legislator ther eliminated or drastically with the vital parts of the ar- impeachment, said he hadn't joint pupil transportation con- Registration for all new pu- Board President Robert New Jersey college students pointed out that in the seven diminished. ticles of impeachment. heard anything on the tapes tract with the Monmouth Re- pils will be held from Aug. 26 Patterson said the board will of vital financial aid and he years since the guidelines "Now, of course, as anyone that changed his position. gional High School this past through Aug. 30 in the Me- interview several applicants plans to remedy the situation. Mr. Howard said he re- June. The board estimated were fixed by law there has knows, modest increases in mains uncommitted on the "I didn't hear anything that morial School from 8:30 a.m. for the secretary's position Mr. Van Wagner noted that been an annual increase in in- family income in the last sev- they could save more than to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to next week and will make a fi- impeachment vote, scheduled suggests the President had $37,000 during the coming the college student grant-in- flation of at least six per cent. en years have generally not to be taken up Aug. 19. any inkling that anything was 2:30 p.m. nal decision when school Su- aid program administered by "Unfortunately," said Mr. kept pace with inflation. school year by using its own School will open Sept. 4 perintendent Anthony F. the state Department of High- "I really want to hear the amiss in the White House," buses. Van Wagner, "this means "For instance, a family pertinent parts of the tapes," Edwards said. with cafeterias in operation Palmisano returns from vaca- whose income in 1967 was Mr. Howard said, "because I Eight of the tapes being Optimistic that the new sys- on opening day in all schools. tion. "B.000 and in 1974 is $12,000 is think you can get a much bet- played are among those for tem will have few hitches, really not ahead in terms of ter feel for the situation by which the White House has Board Member James Van Sea Bright board what its dollars will buy. And, listening to the actual con- released edited transcripts. Doren noted, however, that while the cost of living has versation than by merely The committee has also made "we're starting up a new sys- Sign variance OK'd been spiraling ever upward, reading a transcript." transcripts and the members tem, and there's always a chance of problems." so has the cost of education. Members emerging from were given one to follow as rejects variance "Chancelor Ralph Dungan the first presentation of four they listened to the tapes. Questions on bus trans- by Eatontown board of the Department of Higher portation should be directed EATONTOWN - The Zon- the existing property and stop Education has informed me to the principal of the school ing Board of Adjustment last the stream of customers eat- for house addition there is nothing the depart- involved. night approved by a 4 to 1 ing in the parking lot," said ment can do because there Board member Joseph Ker- vote, the application of Ar- SEA BRIGHT - The Zon- would have violated the 15- Sandman may ask Mr. Bailey. The changes pro- has been no legislative action nan requested than special thur Treacher's Fish and vided for an additional 250 ing Board of Adjustment last foot side yard requirement by to increase the maximum letters of explanation be sent night denied a side yard vari- Chips, a restaurant in the Ea- square-feet and increase about six feet. family incomes for students to parents of children in the tontown Shopping Center for ance requested by George A. Mr. Brown said that the ad- seating from 36 to 94 persons. to be eligible for grants-in- Nixon resignation Old Shark River Road Es- a front facade sign. There would however be no Brown to build an addition dition would have allowed the tates area who will have to aid. The sigh may not project additional parking space. onto his home at 250 Ocean occupants of the home to "That's why I intend to in- MILLVILLE (AP) - Rep Nixon. walk to the Woodmere School Ave. have a television-recreation Charles W. Sandman Jr. R- The congressman from this fall although they had over the roof nor more than The board voted 3 to 2 to troduce such legislation when 15 inches from the face of the send the application to the After the decision was an- room since the house contains the legislature returns for the N.J., has said that if the evi- Cape May replied that if he been bused in previous years. nounced, the board in essence only space for a combination dence on newly disclosed Wa- "hears the same thing Wig- building. Planning Board for inter- fall session next month." Board members said kin- Fish and Chips, which pretation as to the conformity denied Mr. Brown's request kitchen-dining area and bed- tergate tapes "is as bad as it gins supposedly heard, 1 will dergarten youngsters will still to withdraw the variance ap- rooms. sounds" he would ask Presf- call upoffthe PreshtcR! to re- * opened three weeks ago, also of the proposed changes with be bused, but cbnipletion of applied for a free standing the master plan. The minority plication by not acting on the The home, he said, is used dent Nixon to resign. sign." interior roads in the newer request. during the summer months by Tavern license Sandman, a virulent oppo- sign variance but the board dissented on the grounds that residential developments rejected this application on the zoning board had suf- Martin C. Goodall, board his family and that of his sis- nent of impeachment on the have made it safe for older attorney, said that by not act- ter, Mrs. Alice Johnson, is suspended House Judiciary Committee, the grounds that only one free ficient evidence for a deci- Gty man,18, children to walk. All the stu- standing sign would be sion. ing on Mr. Brown's request, whose children are 16, 14, 13 UNION BEACH - A 10-day made the statement last night dents involved live well with- the board would require the and 11 years old. liquor license suspension has at a meeting in this Cumber- allowed in each shopping cen- in the board's two-mile trans- ter. applicant to again notify sur- The board noted that the been imposed on 1105 Tavern, land County community with arrested on portation limit. Town house fire 1105 Union Ave., by the Divi- "Everybody would want a rounding property owners of Planning Board reviewed 2 union officials from South Four new teachers were disrupts services his building intentions before plans for the addition and rec- sion of Alcoholic Beverage Jersey Container Labor Coun- drugs count sign and there would be no Control. hired, filling all available end to it," said Walter Kub- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - another hearing could be. con- ommended that the variance cil. openings. ducted. The licensee pleaded non LONG BRANCH - Vemon lin, a board member. A basement fire in a town be denied because It would Earlier, Sandman had said .letter, 18, of 175 Long Branch Mrs. Susan N. Braisted, of In a resolution denying the "unduly encroach" on the vult to a charge alleging sale in Washington the tapes re- The board held that Some- house complex in the Sto- of alcoholic beverages for off- Ave. faces a hearing in Mu- Oakhurst, was appointed a re- rset Tire Service Inc., a Fire- nehurst Apartment project variance, the board said that side yard. leased by the President were nicipal Court today on medial teacher at salary of Mr. Brown did not prove a Plans which the Planning premises consumption in vio- "devastating." stone outlet, is located in an left six families without elec- lation of state regulations. charges of possessing 95 glas- (9,250. Miss Patricia Fox, of MB zone (miscellaneous busi- hardship existed to permit the Board reviewed, however, did Sandman told the union offi- Ocean Township, was hired tricity or telephone service The license suspension be- sine packets of heroin here ness) and that retail tire sales last night. construction of a 10-foot by not Include a deck for the sec- cials he planned to listen to yesterday. as a sixth grade teacher in 15-foot recreation room onto ond floor rooms above the gins at 2 a.m. Tuesday, Aug the tapes in the capital this and repairs are not allowed Police said the fire was re- Police said that Patrolmen the Meadowbrook school at uses in that zone. the side of the home. proposed addition, the zoning 13, and ends at 2 a.m. Friday, morning and hold a news con- $9,250, and Mrs. Lynne Mann ported in the basement on The proposed addition board said. Aug. 23. ference afterwards. Donald J. Pingitore and Da- Burger King, which has ac- Manchester Court at 8:51 vid K. Smith were attempting quired Goody's on Wykoff p.m. It was extinguished in "If it is as bad as it sounds, to arrest the suspect on Lib- well, this impeachment situ- Road and Rt. 35, sought 11 approximately 45 minutes by erty St. at about 3 p.m. yes- Hearings set variances in order to increase the East Freehold Fire Co., ation is going to be resolved terday on warrants for as- entirely long before it gets to RED BANK - The the restaurant's seating ar- police said. Parochial aid bills signed sault and damage to property Borough Council last night set rangement and include toilet Some families were forced the Senate," he Said. when he fled on foot. (Continued) lion aid plan based mainly on Sandman was asked to com- Sept. 3 for hearing a charge facilities. Morris Bailey, pres- to find other lodging last then auctioned it in accor- Chased down by the offi- against the Globe Bar, Front ident' of Goody's, testified Court, tried once and Cahill state funds to be used for dance with the court order. ment on Rep. Charles Wig- night, but police did not know made two attempts. equipment purchases by non- gins', R-Calif., statement that cers, the suspect was seenot- St., of selling alcoholic beve- that the expansion would how many persons were in- The courts ruled essentially public schools. The Cahill plan also pro- he would vote to impeach tempting to dispose of a pack- rages to a minor. eliminate the trash and dis- volved or where they went. in all three instances that the vided direct state tuition age, according to police. The A similar charge against turbance factors that have The fire is under investigation About $45 million had been recovered package contained been the source of objections non-public school aid plans expended when the program grants to the parents of paro- the Shamrock Bar, scheduled by the Freehold Township violated the constitutional re- chial and private school stu- the small packets of narcot- for hearing last night, has by area residents. Fire Prevention Bureau and was ruled unconstitutional. ics, police said. quirement for separation of The state carried out a court dents, and would have grant- Wants state been postponed until Aug. 19. "Burger King will upgrade the Detective Bureau. church and state. ordered collection of the ed state support to non-public The most recent Cahill pro- equipment that had been pur school faculty who are not in- gram called for a $19.5 mil- chased through the aid and volved in religious training. education * *••><. v xvf**!S authority $2,400 is stolen MARLBORO - Eli Belli, Weather: Sunny unsuccessful Democratic As- from restaurant Mostly sunny today and to- TIDES sembly candidate in 1971. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - morrow with highs both days Sandy Hook wants a N.J. education au- Thieves escaped with 92,400 in in low to mid 80s. Clear TODAY - High 10:44 p.m thority created to administer receipts from McDonald's tonight with lows in mid to and low 4:46 p.m. school financing. Restaurant, Rt. 35, early yes- upper 60s. Probability of rain TOMORROW - High 11:08 Mr. Belil has requested terday morning after break- near zero through tomorrow. a.m. and 11:19 p.m. and low Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and ing open a safe. Winds variable at 5 miles per 5:03 a.m. and 5:19 p.m. state Sen Alfred N. Beadles- Police said Robert Pratt, a hour or less in the early For Red Bank and Ruinson ton, R-Monmouth, minority THE /UPER leader, to consider this al- uonn „ McDonald's employe, notified morning and nighttime hours, bridge, add two hours; Sea them early yesterday mom- becoming locally onshore dur- Bright?- deduct 10 minutes. ternative to a stale income ITS AS EASY AS WRITING A CHECK COLONIAL tog that the safe had been ing the afternoon at 15 miles tax. Opened and money was miss- per hour. Outlook for He said his plan would in- BECAUSE THATS ALL YOU DO ing. The incident occurred Thursday: Partly cloudy and . Road work set volve no income tax, would sometime between the restau- warm. EATONTOWN - Road re- lower the property tax, and rant's 1 a.m. closing and 6 In Long Branch, yes- pairs starting today on Lewis would have a minimum of Street will cause some traffic government employes. a.m. yesterday when Mr. terday's high temperature HUM WIIIIWI II Pr»tt began wort. was 80 and the low, 66 de- delays. Motorists are urged to The authority would receive The all-service b.ink Detective Gary Dickey is grees. It was 76 at 6 p.m. and use alternate routes. On Aug a set percentage of school being assisted by Patrolmen the overnight low was 61. 10 Lewis St. will be closed to funds based on current school that louk •• out Idi you Wayne Fried and Douglas Today's 7 a.m. temperature all traffic from 5:30 a.m. to 6 budgets and would administer Carey in the investigation. was 63. p.m. the money to each district. % SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1974 HlC 3 (WORLD Red Bank planners' head hits council RED BANK - The I'lan ward Mlnear, a former coun- at a work meeting next week, Bank Planning Board with quired site plan approval responsibilities and generate.. By the Associated Preu ning Board's growing prob- cilman, and board vice chair- and will have something to whom 1 am privileged to from the board conflicts of interest" lems over the interpretation man, who had a three page say at the Aug 19 meeting. serve are Incapable of mak- The board ended up reject- His letter signed by the si- Nixon signs arms bill and enforcement of zoning letter signed by six of the Mrs. Cannavo, who appeared ing decisions on theimown and ing the site plan offered by citizen members of the board, .• laws are being attributed, in board's nine members to be close to tears while arc instead led around by a the dealer because it did not said the planners will no long- WASHINGTON - A $222billion military procurement bill part, to the Borough Council reading her letter, said t>h* include the required 10 per er follow up on site plans to has been signed by President NUOR despite whal he said wore That letter sard that cur strong, determined, unreason- It started at last night's rent policies by the council bitterly resented criticism di- able, contrary womtn. cent landscaping. make sure they are followed "serious reservations" that portions of the measure are un ' rected at the Planning Board unless formally requested by necessary or unconstitutional. council meeting when Mrs "obscure responsibilities and "I make no apology for the The case was appealed to because "I am a woman." the Board of Adjustment the council. In addition to authorizing funds to buy weapons for US Marianne Cannavo, Planning generate conflicts of inter- fact that I am a woman with la serMd term which granted the variance Deflies dalles armed forces the bill also set a fl billion celling on U.I. mili- Board chairman, read a five- est," and asked the council to the emotional makeup of a Mrs Cannavo, who was re This, Mrs. Cannavo said, was O "We propose," he said, "to tary aid to South Vietnam The bill is $1 billion below Nixon's page statement in which she clarify the functions of the woman. I wouldn't have it cently reappointed to the the first instance in her mem- confine ourselves to site plan budget requests for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1975 criticized the council as re- board ' any other way," she said. sponsible for "criticism and board for a six-year term, ory that the Board of Adjust- review and advise you again In a statement yesterday Nixon said the legislation sup- The council took no action Mrs. Cannavo has been crit- interference" with board af- on the letters and made no and IK serving her second icized for being overly stri- ment had overruled the plan- that the problem of enforce- ports his view that America's military forces must be kept fairs rather than "complete term as chairman, said "I ners. ment must be cleared up by strong if world peace is to be maintained comment, but Mayor Daniel ngent in enforcing the support and praise." J O'llern said later the coun- deeply resent anyone thinking The second case concerned you (the council) " However, he said, "a number of provisions authorize borough's new zoning ordi- cil will discuss the situation lhat the members of the Red Labriola Motors, Newman Mayor O'llern said the spending for unneeded equipment and could thus inflate de- She was followed by Ed- nance. She responded by saying it is the board's legal Springs Road, which obtained council had received Mr. Min- fense spending unnecessarily at a lime when wr should recog- a approval site plan for ex- ear's letter too late to be con- nize the need to avoid waste " duty to enforce the oridtnance and if the ordinance is unfair panding the business. sidered for discussion last it should be changed. Proposal not followed night, but that it will be re- Bill bans no-knock raids "This Planning Board," she But. as Mr Minear said in viewed and the council will WASHINGTON - The House has passed a drug control said, "should be receiving the letter from the board, take some position bill that would repeal authorization for federal agents to stage your complete support and "the construction which ap- Signing the letter were Mrs. no-knock drug raids. praise rather than criticism peared on the Labriola site Cannavo, Mr. Minear, James. ' The repeal provision was included in legislation author- and interference. did not follow his original pro- P. Erving, Norman Lee, izing 14X0 million for a three-year extension of the 1970 Con- posal which appears to be George Washington, and John. "It seems strange that only 1 trolled Substances Act. It was adopted yesterday and sent to three site plan applications outside the ordinance re- Mulheren. The members not (he Senate. have brought about this con- quirements." signing the letter were Gerald The controversial no-knock section allows federal judges trovery and believe me such Two weeks ago, Mr l.abr- Menna, building inspector. to issue warrants authorizing Justice Department agents to controversy was not caused iola came before lh_e board Mayor Q'Henu and Frank break Into residences unannounced for searches in'cases by me or any action on my with a site plan revision, McKenna, a councilman where they believe drugs would be destroyed or the agents part. I asked each of you to which the board refused to None of these three were would be in danger if they knocked search your conscience and hear because the plan was present at the informal meet- In Us report on the bill the House Commerce Committ«e you will find the real cause not submitted in conformance ing at which the letter was said there have been "several instances in which Department there," she said. with the board's require- drafted. of Justice enforcement agents, in their eagerness to crush il- Overruled, Ignored ments. In a related matter, the licit trafficking, have mistakenly broken into the homes and Two of those applications Mrs. Cannavo noted that in council introduced a zoning, apartments of dozens of innocent families, terrorizing the oc- involved car dealers in which the meantime, the expansion amendment eliminating the cupants and heavily damaging property " the Planning Board found it- work at the agency has been need for site plan approval . self overruled in one instance completed. fur use changes in the bush ', by the Board of Adjustment, Mr. Minear said the prob- ness zone where the use is 4 steel firms indicted and was somewhat ignored in lems with enforcement of the permitted, and which do not TAMPA, Fla. — Four steel companies and four company the second case. zoning ordinances have re- involve structural or physical officials have been indicted on federal charges of conspiracy In both instances, members sulted in ambiguities. alterations. to allocate contracts, resulting in higher prices for building of the Planning Board said "What with applicants con- This would eliminate the re- materials. they encountered frustrations structing before approval of quirement for site plan ap- The indictments returned by a federal grand jury yes- AP wlrtpnolo in their attempts to uphold site plan, and not conforming proval for such things as terday claim the alleged conspiracy involving steel reinforce- BUILDING COLLAPSES — Firemen look through the wreckage of part of the zoning requirements. to approved site plans, the parking lots, or lighting. ment bars was carried on for a 12-year period from 1960 the federal Drug Enforcement Agency building for victims after the garage The first case involved subsequent interactions of the The ordinance would also through 1972. section collapsed at Miami, Fla., yesterday. Seven persons are believed to Maurice Schwartz & Sons, W. Planning Board, building in- drop the need for site plan ap- Accused of the Sherman antitrust violations were: have died in the collapse and 16 were injured. Front St., who demolished spector, Board of Adjustment, proval in both A and B resi- • Bethlehem Steel Corp. of Bethlehem, Pa., and Richard E. some houses and built a park- borough engineer, borough at- dential zones where the use Volland, product supervisor in Tampa; Florida Steel Corp. of ing lot before seeking the re- torney, and council obscure will continue as residential. Tampa, Edward L. Flom, company president, and Frank W. Hunsberger, a former vice president and member of the Search for missing youths „ ¥ ,, , - board of directors; Laclede Steel Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and David L. Hoffman, district manager for Tampa; Owen Steel n A & u r- * r- Ji Freehold bans outdoor Co. of Florida, Jacksonville. called oil bJy Coast Guard . f < lily cab strike put off SANDY HOOK - An active searched th e seas in a utility bay area from Sandy Point non-essential water use NEW YORK - Cab-riding New Yorkers have been given search for two brothers miss- boat Sunday night for Cesar light south to Horseshoe Cove Lopez, 13 and his brother, and west to Earle pier before FREEHOLD - A limited land, borough engineer, large cupancy certificate does not > a 72-hour reprieve from a threatened taxi strike. ing in Sandy Hook Bay after affect pending litigation or a As talks proceeded under mediation, taxi fleet owners their boat swamped Sunday Swaldo, 14. Search parties returning north with negative water emergency, under industrial users of water are from the local station re- sightings. which all non-essential use of cooperating in the con- variance application on the agreed late last night to extend until midnight Thursday the was suspended yesterday by project. , deadline for settling on a new contract with the New York the Rescue Coordination Cen- sumed their work yesterday Coast Guardmen said the outdoor water outlets was servation effort by cutting ter of the U.S. Coast Guard in morning. They were assisted search was called off at 12:14 banned for the next 30 days, back their use of municipal Santos Construction Co. of • City Taxi Drivers Union. Newark was awarded an • The original deadline had been last midnight. New York City. by a Coast Guard helicopter p.m. yesterday "pending fur- was declared by Mayor J. water. crew from the Brooklyn Air ther developments." They William Boyle at last night's Council introduced an $11,845 contract for the 1974 The extension was requested by Vincent D. McDonnell, Personnel from the Coast sidewalk construction pro-, ' chairman of the State Mediation Board. Guard Station at Sandy Hook Station which searched the said the boys are still be- Borough Council meeting. amendment to the sign ordi- lieved missing. Residents will not be nance. The amendment modi- gram. The firm submitted the '. The strike had been threatened because the Metropolitan lowest of seven bids, and its * Taxicab Board of Trade, representing owners of 60 taxi fleets, The two missing youths allowed to water lawns or fies and clarifies the require- were with their parents, Mr. gardens with the garden ments for the size of signs on bid was far below borough es- had been refused any Immediate fare increase and was timates. threatening to cancel its contract with the drivers union. Freehold woman and Mrs. George Lopez of hoses or sprinklers using mu- business and commercial es- Jersey City, when the engine Mr. Vreeland estimated | The contract expired last November, but its terms have nicipal water under the edict. tablishments and sets penalties failed in the 16-foot open boat that cost to homeowners will been extended and the union is negotiating for a retroactive Violators will be subject to a for violation. which they occupied. A Coast be from $4 to $6 a foot under agreement. $25 fine, 10 days in jail, or The state Department of killed in car crash Guard spokesman said the en- both." Transportation has set new the contract. M and S Oil Heating Ser- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Police say Mr. Billingsley, gine failed at a point near The ban was declared be- speed limits for Rt. 79 in the 6 dead in building collapse where the ocean meets the cause the present demand for borough, effective July 18. vice, here, will supply the Sadie Williams, 42, of 40 First driving a borrowed car, was borough 24,500 gallons of * MIAMI, Fla. — "It was like we were sliding into an St., Freehold, was pro- heading north on Wcmrock bay. The failure, officials municipal water exceeds the The new limits are 30 miles abyss. One girl above me was hanging onto a chair. The rest said, occurred shortly after 5 capacity of the water plant's per hour from the borough number two fuel oil at 33.1 ' nounced dead at Freehold Road at 8:27 last night when cents per gallon. Last year of her was just kicking in midair." Area Hospital after an auto the vehicle ran off the pave- p.m. Sunday. Coast Guard- filters, according to council line to 100 feet south of Henry Olivia Harris was describing the collapse of an office men believe that in the con- members. St.; 35 miles per hour to 175 the borough paid approxi- accident in which four other ment and struck a stone wall mately 20 cents a gallon. building roof which sent tons of concrete, steel beams and persons were injured. which supports the Central fusion the boys, became sepa- Council introduced an ordi- feet south of Douglas Road; rated from their parents, who The borough clerk was au- cars crashing down in a tangled heap of debris yesterday. Au- Listed in critical condition Railroad train tracks. nance that would.appropriate and 45 miles per hour to Ryan were rescued by a Coast thorized to readvertise for thorities said six persons died and that a seventh was missing at the hospital is Joyce Bil- Members of the local first $280,000 for new filters, of Koail. Within school zones, and feared dead. Guard utility boat. which $260,000 would be bond- the limit will be 25 miles per bids to supply the borough ' lingsley. Also admitted were aid squad transported the in- with gasoline. Mrs. Harris, 45, was among the 16 persons injured in the Leo Billingsley, 21; Barbara jured to the hospital. Five- minutes after the boat ed. hour. collapse at the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration build- Williams, IS, and Leo Bil- was swamped, according to Polling place for voting dis- There were no bidders on Trooper Charles M. Pug- It also authorized advertis- the original request. ing in downtown Miami near busy Biscayne Blvd. lingsley Jr., seven months. liese of Tennent State Police the Cpast Guard, one of their trict five was moved from the ing for bids for Tri-Plus, a Mayor Boyle proclaimed Rescuers using spotlights probed through the debris early All reside at the First St. ad- is continuing an investigation utility boats rescued the par- Hudson St. School to the chemical used to combat sedi- this week Puerto Rican Week today, working carefully after a wall buckled and threatened dress. of the accident. ents. borough public library, and The boat in which all were mentation in water systems. district 6 from the library to to honor the contributions to collapse. The bodies of three women were recovered last Bids will be received Aug. 19. night, and police and firemen said they had spotted three oth- occupants was borrowed by the high school. Puerto Ricans have made to er bodies in the debris and were searching for one more. the family and owned by E. The inadequacy of the wa- Council accepted the sewer the country. Mereado of Jersey City. ter plant filters has caused lift station of Wedgewood Es- Battle flares on Cyprus Marlboro couple accumulated sedimentation to tates off Pond Road. Council discolor the municipal water hopes public acquisition of the Gain more leisure time NICOSIA, Cyprus — Despite the Cyprus cease-fire, a 2 supply. The discoloration is pumping station will enable it three-hour battle flared up last night between Greek and Tur- arrested in raid arrested not a health hazard, accord- to hook Veterans Park into kish Cypriots ip the eastern port of Famagusta. ing to borough officials, but it the sewer system. pay your bills at home is two doors from Sgt. Don- A spokesman for the United Nations peacekeeping force MARLBORO - A Rob- causes staining of clothes and In accordance with the said Greek Cypriot troops apparently ambushed Turkish ertsville couple were arrested ald Andruw's home. The after city discoloration of plumbing fix- terms of a consent agreement Cypriots who had left Famagusta's medieval fort, where they yesterday after seven police- couple were released in $1,000 tures. reached in Superior Court, had been under siege for sceral days The Greek Cypriots men raided their home and bail each pending an Aug. 21 council granted Delaware Municipal Court hearing. store holdup ' The borough contends that have said the besieged Turkish Cypriots have been foraging found 53 pounds of marijuana, LONG BRANCH - Two the current excess demand River Land Corporation a in port warehouses outside the walls. police said. Police said that in addition Newark men were slated for for water is aggravating the temporary certificate of occu- Other Turks came to the amubhsed refugees' aid with The couple, Gregory K. to 53 pounds of marijuana, a hearing on robbery and problem by stirring up the pancy for its Ford Ave. plant .covering uniire, the spokesman said. ZVRO. 22, and his wife Linda, they found assorted imple- weapons charges in Municipal sediment in the water ianks under which construction of Casualty figures were not available. 22, of 252C Rt. 520, were ments which could be used to Court this morning,"following and pipes. certain site improvements are smoke, weigh and refine it. About 11,000 Turkish Oypriots took refuge in the fort when charged with possession of their arrest at about 6:50 p.m. According to John Vree- temporarily waived. The oc- The raid was conducted by fighting on the Mediterranenan island spread to Famagusta in .more than 25 grams of mari- last night, minutes after a juana, growing marijuana Deputy Chief Curt Krieger; holdup took place at the Stop mid-July, and since then they have been surrounded by hos- Lt. Raymond LaSalle, Detec- tile Greek Cypriots. and possession with intent to and Save store at Third and distribute marijuana live Lt. Thomas McFaul, Sgt Morris Aves. Ocean Twp. OKs Priest says Carrasco 'vicious' Andrews, and Patrolmen Ken- Police credited a city wom- The raid was staged at 4.45 neth Miller, Ronald Murphy an, whom they described as HUNTSVILLE, Tex. — The Roman Catholic prison p.m. A source said the home and George Trampler "a concerned citizen," with chplain wounded in the Texas State Prison Shootout says that making possible the quick ar- code on bicycles of all their hostages his convict captors trusted him the least. rest. The woman, police said, "So I had two pairs of handcuffs," the Rev. Joseph reported two suspicious per- OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The He said that 33 state residents (KBrien told newsmen from his hospital bed yesterday. Assailant shoots 2 sons loiterjpg near the store township's bicycle registra- were killed in bicycle acci- Father O'Brien refused to say who fired the shots which before the armed robbery tion and operation ordinance dents in 1972. killed two women hostages and wounded him in the chest dur- took place. Her identity was was adopted last night by Bicycle accidents, the chief ing the bloody gunbattle in the main prison yard Saturday not revealed. Township Council after May- said, account for more fatali- men, one critical Arrested and charged are or Joseph A. Palaia cast the ties in this country than acci- night. dents in commercial air trav- "These will be court cases," he said. LONG BRANCH - Thomas Both victims, according to Robert J. Bottone, 21. of 90 deciding ballot to break a 2-2 split vote on the issue. el. Of the 52 communities in Two of the three inmates who held 16 hostages after an J. Caruso, 22, of 147 Brighton police, said a stranger walked Woodbine Ave. and Theordore Councilmen Thomas Bellis- this county, he added, 17 have armed take over of the prison library on July 24 also died a Ave., remains in critical con- up to the passenger side of A. Afflitto, 20, of 115 Marga- the car and raised a shotgun. ret Ave., both Newark. simo and Philip Wetzel fa- bicycle.ordinances to spell out they tried to escape, including ringleader Fred Gomez Car- dition in Monmouth Medical safety and registration re- Center today after being shot "Step on it," Mr. Caruso re They are charged with vored the new code. Opposing rasco. quirements. , • in the head, neck and right portedly shouted to his com- brandishing a knife and tak- votes were cast by Coun- hand Sunday night by an un- panion. The assailant, accord- ing about $96 from John Kil- cilmen Richard E. English Be wise... Ofena The Daily Register known assailant. ing to the wounded men, fired duff, a store clerk. and Benjamin Harvey Jr. a blast of birdshot through Rushing to the scene, police Joseph Signorclli, 22, of 7 Mayor Palaia said that the Checbhwter account today Moln Olllct the window, striking both s;ml. were Sgt. Robert Sartor, Shatiotobtook Ont KMIllir Ploio, Shrtwibury, N.J. 07701 Norwood Court was released code may not be the best pos- Sronch Ollktl men. Helortives Nelson Joline and No minimum balance requlnd I7t Rt. JS. Mlddlttown, N.J. 07741 after treatment for wounds of sible measure to regulate JO Eoil Moln SI Frtthold. N J, O77II Mr. Signorelli, police said, Wesley Mayo and Patrolman 271 aroodooy. Long Branch 077*0 the right shoulder, arm and bike safety and registration The Bountiful Boani CANWK HttPYOUt drove to the hospital emer- David Smith. They reportedly Publllhtd by TM Rl4 Bonk Rtfllitlr leg after being wounded in here. He added, however, 'English Hunt Buftrt' arrived moments after the CtlobllihM In lit by John H. Cook ond Htnry Cloy the same incident. gency room, four blocks from that the measure "is a basic Mtmbtr of Iht Aiioclottd Prtu — Tht Atioclattd Prttt II tnltfltd the shooting scene. suspects fled the scene, but vehicle to start with." It Is CENTRAL JERSEY BANK •itiutlvtlv le Iht v» lor rtpublkotlon of oil Iht locol ntwi prlnltd |n Police continue an in- AJMO TBU»T OOMt»U*IV <*• ntwwaptr « wtll ot oil AP ntwi dlipofchti. Sgt. Vincent Maccioli, De- followed their car to a resi- also subject to amendment. 33 Office* In Monmouth County - vestigation of the shooting, dence On Second Ave., where clati poifoot poid ol ntd Bonk. N.J. 07701 ond ot additional tective Wesley Mayo and Pa- Kim' 3 Offlcai In Union County -^•~-r—1-, Monday through Frldoy Moll •ubtcrlp- which took place at Second the arrests were made. Speaking for the ordinance trolman Rodney Trafford are Slut« M poyobit In odvonct and Chelsea Aves, as the two investigating the incident Po- Both suspects were held was Police Chief Neil A. Tan- ,W«k -Month J Month! iMonlhi 1 Ytor SSRVtCS, IS OOm. WOO US 00 men sat in a car waiting for lice reportedly expect an without ball pending today's turn. Bicycle safety, he said, Momt Dtllmwy bv Corrltr .» Cjnlii a «ttk the traffic signal. early arrest is of paramount importance. stestsr ASSST I S'nali copy at counur 10 Ctnll court hearing. 4 The Ckaity Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY AUGUST e 1974 Obituaries Fair Haven home wrecked by vandals By MAKVBICTH ALMCN was broken, and furni- FAIR HAVEN - Malicious ture was smashed In the liv- Mrs. Catherine R. MIHS Qirfetel M. damage to the home of Mr ing room, around a picture of and Mrs Kdward Olszewski, Archie Bunker, arrows were Eng{Stros m (.filing 1M Park Road, has been esti shot into the wall and golf # FORDS - Miss Chrislel M clubs were driven into it Cat- FAIR HAVEN - Mrs mated at $15,000 to 120.000 by Ceiling of 805 Main St.. died sup and paint were smeared Catherine E En^trom, 73, of the police department, which yesterday at the Perth Am all over 18S Hance Road, died Sunday is being assisted in its in boy General Hospital al (Overview Hospital. Red vestigation by the county Hanging beneath the pic- A native of Perth Amboy. Bank prosecutor's office ture was a policeman's jack- Miss Ceiling had lived here The home was last seen in- et, which police say had been Mrs Engstrom was born in for the past 85 years. in the home, but had nothing LuUiersburg, Pa., and had tact al 9 30 p m Friday by Mr. Olszewski, who then left to do with Mr Olszewski's lived in Buffalo, NY, before Surviving are a sister, Mr*. work. moving here four years ago. Emily Overgaard, here; and to join his family in the Po- four brothers, Alfred J. Gell- conos He discovered the In the bathroom, porcelain She was the widow of Carl of the toilet bowl and bathtub Engstrom. ing of Red Bank, Walter Ceil- damage when he returned at 9:23 p.m. Sunday were broken and glass doors In 1970, Mrs. Engstrom re- ing of Rahway, Jacob Ceiling, here, and Henry G. Ceiling of which were to be installed in tired after 27 years as a mu- Police Chief Carl Jakubecy Edison. the shower were shattered sic te"artier in the Buffalo describes the home as "com- Throughout the house, holes School System. The Flynn and Son Funeral pletely ransacked and van- were made in the walls and She was a graduate of both Home is in charge of arrange- dalized." He says it was pictures of sex organs were the Ithaca Conservatory of ments. being remodeled, and among painted around them. Near a Music, and the Cincinnati SHATTERED - The the things destroyed was a three-foot diameter hole were Conservatory of Music Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Price toilet bowl and bathtub washing machine which the words "Right On." Win- Engstrom was a member of were broken, as were hadn't yet been connected. dow sills were chopped off, a tafltMr "eft »l»loi»» Lorry Perm the First Presbyterian KEYPORT - Mrs Kath glass panels to be In- In the kitchen, cabinet television set was thrown TOTAL DESTRUCTION — A picture of Archie Bunker, stabbed by golf Church of Red Bank. leen Wallace Price, 65, of 201 stalled for the shower. doors were torn off, the chan down to the cellar, and an air clubs and arrows, stares across ruins of the living room at the Olszewski Surviving are two daugh- First St., died yesterday in conditioner was thrown from residence, 133 Park Road, Fair Haven. ters, Mrs. William Kern of Riverview Hospital, Red the second floor.to the first. Mr. Olszewski, who was Fair Haven, and Mrs Betty Bank. In an upstairs bedroom, on the scene long enough to woods behind the Knollwood Vox of Cleveland, Ohio. Born here, she was a life- feathers from a pillow were cook food there and wrecked School. unable to stay in his home, The John E. Day Funeral long resident. She was a char- stuck on a wall with paint. "anything that appeared "I definitely think they went to stay with a neighbor, Home of Red Bank, is in ter member of the Lincoln And in the cellar, furniture good." were young people," Chief Emanuel Green, 157 Park charge of arrangements. Hose Auxiliary and a charter was broken and the furnace The Olszewski children are Jakubecy said of the vandals Road. About *200 was report- member of St. Joseph's Cath- was overturned. Nancy and Edward, 16, Don- "We have a number of sus- edly stolen and it has not yet John A. olic Church Rosary and Altar Chief Jakubecy described ald, 11, and Susan. 7. Chief pects—and we intend to talk been determined if anything Society. She was also a com- the incident "a resentful act, Jakubecy says young people to all of them." else is missing. MONMOUTH BEACH - municant of the church. probably on the part of three frequently gathered at the It is his theory that the in- John A. Romberg, 96, of 13 Surviving are her husband, or four people." They stayed home to play basketball and truders had been in the house All members of the police South Drive died yesterday at Raymond Price; five sons, there was sometimes loitering before, without their presence department are assisting in his home. Fredrick Folscher of Toms in the area, which Is near being known. the investigation. Born in Germany, Mr. River, Frank Folscher of Mid Romberg came to this coun- dletown, Raymond Folscher try when he was 14. He lived of Keyport, William Folscher in Elmhursl, NY. until mov- of Cooks, Minn., and Wallace** ing here 17 years ago. Folscher of Hazlet; two Mr. Romberg was a retired daughters, Mrs. Betty Ann foreman for the American Kolodziej of Holmdel and Railway Express. Mrs. Mary Lou Galbraith of He attended Asbury United South River; three brothers, Church of Long Branch. Yeppi Wallace of Long Is- His wife, Anna M. Rom- land, John Wallace of Hazlet berg, died in January of 1974. and Harold Wallace of Free- Surviving is one son, Robert hold; two sisters, Miss Ella Romberg of Manhattanville, Wallace, and Mrs. Betty Mar- Calif.; five daughters, Mrs tin, both of Holmdel and 15 Ema Hahn of Middle Village. grandchildren. N.Y., Mrs. Anne Holmes of Arrangements are under Monmouth Beach, Mrs. the direction of the Day Fu- Theresa Thompson of Brook- neral Home. DUSTING FOR PRINTS — Patrolman lyn, Mrs. Helen Henahan of BEDROOM WRECKAGE — Clothing lies in dis- Marietta, Ohio, and Mrs Irene Robert D. Frank dusts a array In a room marred by paint and punctured Bermel of Havertown, Pa.; 17 PUC official kitchen cabinet for fin- grandchildren and 9 great- with holes. gerprints. grandchildren. will discuss The Flock Funeral Home of Man is charged Long Branch is in charge of arrangements utility costs in morals case ASBURY PARK - A mem- M1DDLETOWN - A Hazlet ^ Your Delmonico's^ Arthur E. Dales ber of the Public Utilities man faces a preliminary MATAWAN - Arthur E. Commission will be available hearing in municipal court Weekend is the dales, 60, of 5 Taylor Road on Monday at the office of As- Sept. 30 on charges of com- died yesterday in Perth Ann- semblywoman Gertrude Ber- mitting an indecent act, as- "Suite-esfDeal boy General Hospital. man, D-Monmouth, 305 Bond sault with intent to commit sodomy and debauching the Born in Randolph, Vt., Mr. St., to discuss the increased morals of a minor. Dales had lived in Matawan costs of electricity with area businessmen and home- in New York. 22 years. He was employed as The suspect, released in A pun, but one you'll love... a luxurious an assistant in the employe owners. $2,500 bail, was identified by livingroom and bedroom suite for the price relations department of the Mrs. Berman said yes- sale 17.90 police as George S. Harris, terday that Joel Jacobsen, a of a regular room, $45.00 plus applicable Titanium Division of National 28, of 13 California Ave., Haz- Public Utilities Commission- taxes... two days and one night, any Friday. Lead Corp., Sayreville. let. The morals charges er, responded to her request Saturday or Sunday! But there's more ... ^25 'delight' wig He was an army veteran of against him stem from an al- to talk with concerned con- breakfast for two... a complimentary bottle World War II. leged incident Saturday night stituents about what she has of champagne and our famous hospitality. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. involving a 15-year-old Mid in dynel® by marche called the "devastating" in- Alys Ziegler Dales; a brother, dletown boy. Of course, if you'd like to stretch your A soft, natural modacrylic In a short style with creased costs of electricity. Wilmer Dales of Northfield, Delmonico's Weekend an extl-a day... youthful, relaxed waves. Capless, light and Mr. Jacobsen will be at The suspect was arrested it's only $30.00 more per day plus Vt., and three sisters, Mrs. comfortable, it never needs resetting. Millinery Helen Portlow and Mrs. Pa- Mrs. Berman's office at 11 on W. Front St. near Nor- applicable taxes. 24 hours notice, please, tricia Parsons, both of North- a.m. The march on the Jersey mandy Road by Patrolman so we can make your weekend perfect. Wigs, all stores except Plainfield. field, and Mrs. Dorothy Hed- Central Power & Light Com- Patrick Greaves and Officer ges, of East Montpelier, Vt. pany's offices here last week, Richard Vaspory of the Shad- she said, brought the elec- Arrangements are under di- ow Lake Security Depart- Delmonico's HOTEL tricity cost issue to a head. rection of the Bedle Funeral ment. For your Delmonico's Weekend, write or call (212) EL 5-2500. About 25 persons marched Kllie Hoffman, Delmonico's Hotel, Park Avenue UR( BUFK, RED BAM< OPEN WED. S FFB. ID 9 PM • BRICK TOWN OPEN DMLY" Home. at Fifty-ninth Street, New York. N.Y. 10022. on the JCP&L office at Grand LOTTERY NUMBER 930. SAT.-530, SUM NOON-&30 • fvWNAlAFWvl OPEN MON. THRU SGT ID930 Evart M. Wolfe and Summerfield Aves. to • Mon., Aug. 5: 13242 protest the amount of recent FAIR HAVEN - Evart M. electric bills. Wolfe, 73, of 33 Doughty Mrs. Berman said she Lane, died yesterday at Riv- called on the PUC to talk to erview Hospital, Red Bank. - electricity consumers to "dig Mr. Evart was bom in Mil- into the reaons for the rising ford, Pa., and had lived there rates and determine how they before moving here 35 years can be stabilized." The PUC ago. He had retired in April controls the rates of utilities. as a carpenter for the Ranney School, New Shrewsbury. Mr. Wolfe was a Navy vet- Man's condition eran of World War 1. He is survived by his wid- remains critical ow, Mrs. Mary E. O'Brien LONG BRANCH - The 20- Wolfe; a son, Douglas Wolfe year-old man who fell from of MUford; a brother, George the roof of a five-story medic- K. Wolfe of Endicott, NY., al building in Red Bank last and two grandchildren. Thursday remains in critical The John E. Day Funeral condition today at Monmouth ANNUAL INTEREST RATE EFFECTIVE ANNUAL VIELB Home of Red Bank, is in Medical Center. charge of arrangements. The man, George F Sim- The investment-minded saver will want to take advantage of this exceptional high in- 2027beath Notices pson Jr. was seen falling terest rate. Our 7.50% Savings Certificates, compounded daily, earn our effective an- from the top of the building at CEILING - ChrlllH M.. 10 S Main SI.. nual yield of 7.90%. Minimum deposit is $5,000 and you can select an annual maturity Forth, on Auautt i, 1*74. Dtvoled ilsler ol 70 Front St., Red Bank but Mrs Emily Ovtrgoard. Alfred J.. Waller. between 4 to 7 years. So, if It's high yield you want on your saving* investments, you'll Jacob V. and Henry Celling Funeral police have been unable to de-' Thursday 11 a.m. at me Flynrt and Son Fu get it at Metropolitan Federal Savings. nerol Home. 23 Ford Ave . Fords. Inter tennine whether he was push- mtnl Alpine Cemetery, visiting this eve nlng 7 9 p.m. and Wednesday ? < and ' « ed or jumped, as he still lies p.m. unconscious, suffering from a LUTZ — Henry F.. Sr.. age 60. ol ?M Cedar LIMITED OFFER -ACT N0W> Drive, Bayvllle, N.J (formerly of Middle brain hemorrhage. lown) an August 4. mi Beloved husband A variety o(Mher saving* plan* and saving certificates ol Doris Foust Devoted lather ol Henry Simpson, a former mental Jr., Missel Francis, Carol and Elliobeln Marlon). Dear brother of John A , Mrs. patient at Marlboro Psy- ore also available. There's on* designed to meet your Anno Volllnoer, Mrs. Kotherlnc Red- Fu neral services will be held on Thursday ol chiatric Hospital, was enroled specific savings goal. 10 a.m. at the John F. Pllegcr Funeral for the spring semester at Home. IIS Tlndoll Road. New Monmouth Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Middle Brookdale. town. Visiting Tuesday and Wednesday J t and 1-9 p.m. STAMBOULIS — Anoiloslot (Tom), age 41. ol 31 Trtorne Ploce. New Monmouth, on OK Hewer i Ava. 4, l»74 Seloved husband ol Mary llovraulokls. Devoted tother of Peter and the Misses Evogella and Stacy. Deor for housing project METROPOLITAN brother of George and Miss VI.I Funerol servtCM WtdMKlW of II o.m Inlhe Jofcri F. Pflee*' Funerol Home. IIS Tlndoll HOLMDEL - The Board of Hood, New Mwimouth. Interment Fair view Cemetery. MWdtelown visiting Moo Health last night approved a doy and Tuwo%y, K mi 7-« p.m. sewer system proposed for federal SAVINGS WOODS - Frwclt "Frank," u, of lit Tall Timbers, a nine-lot de- HlMtMt Ave.. M Sank, on Sofur*», Aug. and Lo«n Association 3. If 74. MtovtvJ HUM* ei CaMerlne Mwr velopment off Telegraph Hill phy Mao*. Levtno Mftcr o* Mm. Rabert. foVnwKl. Mlchoil and Francis Jr.. Mr, Road. A tub.tir.tlil Mtwtty, In th» t«tm of V. ArUwr Zlemanrs, Thtrrw and KaNilyn Chairman Luther Schimpf IN JERSEY CITY IN MATAWAN TOWNSHIP IN EDISON TOWNSHIP r.duc.d rain, It rvqulrtd by Itw, II •rofher •* tttMr Joan ftatw*.ftatw*. OPO.. and dtpniit art wiiNrnm bttort mttyr< MMisi s A m T. Woo*Woo*. Frhm* mov coll oof said the proposed system pro- Slrathinore Shopping Ce the William S. Anderson Funeral Home. Bergan Avenue Oakwood Shopping Ry on Sivlngt C«rtltlc«t««. 171 Brood II., Red Beoli. M»««oy and vided no problem because the a| Montgomery Street State Highway 34 Wood Avenue lffit^?»i.m?u?jm&Ml!S!lT J ;» M«M » ••«i»n development would be served 2fliJZtt!&BLrKm" by public water and sewers. Andy Williams recaptures SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1974 Thf Ptlifj ITf fltau 5 audience at Telegraph Hill

By CHUCK TIIBLEHOIN his successful technique for entertaining, and with a mas- HOLMDEL - Pint, let me ter like Legrand sharing top clarify one thing about lift billing, It's a combination night'i Garden State Arti tough to beat Throw in a Center show opening, bow. burp and a belch or two from I was not that Inebriated the 62-year-old Brooks, and gentleman who staggered to this stop on Williams' current . center itage under the guise 10-week tour, the first with all of your Pally Register revie- three working together, is a wer. His name Is Poster blockbuster. Brooks, and he really doesn't Aside from the obvious pre- drink a drop. sentation of the pleasant ren- Brooks, whose face and ditions for which both Wil- late-arriving comedy' routine liams and Legrand are well has made the rounds on the known, the audience is treat- television tube the past three" "ed to a few surprises — the years, joined star Andy Wil- singing of Legrand and, yes, liams and costar Michel Legr- Brooks, and the piano-play- REGISTERING SMASH — Comedian Foster verbal by-play during last night's opening at and to form a winning ing, to a point, qf Williams. Brooks, Introduced as The DaHy Register's revie- Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel. triumvirate that captured Legrand, who opens the wer, and singer Andy Williams engage In a bit of Telegraph HUI and will hold show with 40 melodic minutes audiences during its six-night of his own compositions with theme songs for motion pic- — something old, something al favorite). orchestrated rendition pf engagement at the Arts Cen- an accomplished 40-piece or- tures, among them "Brian's new, everything well done in Th'e real highlight of the "MacArthur Park." ter through Saturday. chestra, offers his impressive Song," "Summer of '42," the style that has put him full two and a half hours of As I've said, Andy the Dan- Williams needs no in- vocal talent to "What Are "The Thomas Crown Affair," where he is today. music for a perfect summer dy and Michel the Mag- troduction. Andy, of course, is You Doing the Rest of Your and, the haunting "Windmills From the romantic ballds night, however, comes when nificient are a combination the dandy who has played to Life" and "I Will Wait For of Your Mind." "The Way We Were" and Legrand and Williams team that's hard to beat in the pop- more people In the am- You" from "The Umbrellas "Love Story" to the faster- for a repeat of "Summer of ular music industry today or Brooks raises eyebrows any day. phitheater than any single of Cherbourg," the latter with with an excellent offering of paced "Most Beautiful Girl in '42," and a climactic, roundly performer since its opening songstress Mary Phillips, "You'll Never Walk Alone." the World" to the rousing "In seven summers ago. He's whose harmony complements the Summertime," Williams Tavern break-in probed by police ANDY'S DANDY — Andy Williams puts forth one him beautifully. But, realistically, the singer keeps the show moving at a been almost a perennial entry KKANSBURG - A break-in The incident was dis- of his well known ballads during his successful re- on stage is the easy smiling fast, even pace. Then there's in the popular series, and af- The* FreVhborn musician at the Park Inn Tavern, Main covered by the owner, Wil- turn to the Arts Center last night. Williams has Williams, generally regarded a medley of some of his fa- ter a year's layoff, continues and composer also scores St. and Park Ave. this week- liam Boman, Sunday morn- played to more people at the Holmdel showplace to pack them under the dome with a new and unique work, as one of the most popular vorite if not best-selling ab- than any other performer irt the seven seasons of middle-of-the road male vo- end is under Investigation by ing. and on the lawn. with an assist from Bach, lum recordings, "Lonely police and detectives here. its operation. calist In the business. Street," "Born Free," "Dan- Williams has lost none of mixing abrupt tempos of jazz Police said thieves entered Patrolman John Early han- ny Boy," and "More" before and classicial strings. Legr- In his return to the Arts the tavern some time after dled the Initial investigation closing with "Moon River" and also presents his more Center, Williams, garbed in the tavern was closed Satur- Detectives James Beatty Sr. (most requested) "Im- easily recognized com- white, runs the full gamut of day night and stole beer and and Raymond O'Hare are little Silver rejects 3 bids positions that have served as possible Dream" (his person- music that has put him on top some coins. continuing the investigation. on Harding Road sidewalks — READY WEDNESDAY ONLY, 10 A.M.

LITTLE SILVER - Shrewsbury, and 147,474.1$ by nancing of current expenses Borough Council last night re- E & L Paving of Long to be on a ratable basis be jected as too high, bids for Branch. Stavola also bid sepa- modified to allow local boards sldewajk Installation on Har- rately on the five projects. the option of financing cur- ding Road. Mr. Stelner reported that rent expenses on a per pupil Councilman H. A. "Hal" the county has recently com- basis, as is now allowed. Stelner 3rd said the three bids pleted the resurfacing of Mr. Steiner said that cur- received were 10 per cent Branch Ave. and Willow rent expense is now financed TRIPLE WIDTH NO-IRON higher than the borough engi- Drive, and that the borough on a per pupil basis, while neer's estimate. Low bid was has finished the resurfacing debt service is assessed on a by Allied Construction of of Markham Place. ratable basis. PRINT FIBER GLASS DRAPES Kearny for $4,394.25. Council passed a resolution Mr. Stciner pointed out that Council is petitioning coun- In support of a pending Sen- ty legislators to raise the lim- since opening of the new Red ate bill providing for aid to Triple width for wall-to-wall, Bank Regional High School on its on interest charged by mu- counties and municipalities nicipalities on overdue taxes. ceiling to floor elegance and Harding Road has been de- for the organization of animal pinch pleated to fall in deep layed until 1975, the work can control centers. Mrs. Evans said that the wait until next year. It will be Councilwoman Sally Evans present rates of 8 per cent on full folds. All over print design considered as an item for the reported that she has been the first $1,000 owed and 12 to compliment any decor. 90" 1975 public works budget, he working with Oceanport, per cent on all other money and 99" lengths. said. Shrewsbury, and West Long owed are insufficient because 16 In related action, the coun- Branch attempting to re- allowable private interest cil held for consideration gionalize animal control. rates are higher. Theo- three bids for road improve- "I have been told our retically, she said, a citizen ment work on portions of present dog control facility is could be making money len- Eastview Ave., Daniel Drive, now servicing 51 of 23 munici- ding owed taxes, but she Laurie Lane, Edgewood Ave., palities with three trucks," added that the borough was and the Riverview Ave. tennis she said. "If this is so, it can- not owed a sizeable amount of FAMOUS MAKER'S area. not be effective." back taxes. The bids are, $62,210.55 by Council also passed a reso- Mr. Steiner said the new PRINT PERCALE SHEETS Montefusco Excavating of lution requesting that a pend- borough tennis courts will West Long Branch; 158,418 by ing bill in the Senate to re- probably be open by this PINCH PLEATED Stavola Contracting of New quire regional high school fi- weekend. DECORATOR DRAPES

Goldzweig says he has singl width width Choose from a huge selection ol styles and colors including no-iron fiber glass votes to be named mayor Slight irregs. will not affect wear or appearance. 84" lenghts^ MARLBORO - Deputy ment. Mr. Goldzweig needs asked to. Mayor Arthur Goldzweig three out of the five votes on Mr. Klau is active in the maintains that while he has the all-Democratic council. newly formed Thomas Jeffer- not decided if he wants to be Mr. Salkind, an assem- son Democratic Clifb of Marl- mayor, he has the necessary blyman, labeled Mr. Goldzweig boro. It is vying for power votes on the township council his "hand-picked successor", with the Marlboro Democrat- for confirmation. at a Planning Board meeting ic Club, which has supported A poll of council last night last Thursday. He did not Mr. Salkind and his past run- revealed that only Coun- elaborate, and many viewed ning mates — including Mr. EXTRA-WIDE cilman Richard Vuola, Demo- the matter as merely an off- Klau. NINON FLOCKED cratic municipal chairman, handed comment even though Many members -of the Jef- publicly supports Mr. .Gold- Mr. Salkind Is known to ra- ferson Club are said to be for- PIN-DOT CURTAINS zweig. rely make off-handed com- mer members of the other Councilman Howard Klau ments. club. The new club maintains labeled Mr. Goldzweig a The mayor was unavailable the Salkind administration 99 "hand-picked puppet" of for comment last night. When has not fulfilled promises, Smooth and luxurious polyester/cotton c Mayor Morton Salkind. he resigns in the fall as pre- particularly those dealing an assortment of bright print*, Some sHflht kroQ*., but Tailore5d no iron Dacron •' polyester ninons Councilman, Richard Kapl- viously announced, little more with recreation. tmy imperfections "M not affect looks or wear. Not every color in «very size. lend charm anywhere In 84" width, an said he wants the new than one year will remain in permanent white flocked his unexpired term. Mr. Goldzweig said last pin-dot pattern. 63" 4 mayor to "be his own man," night if the mayor's post and that he has "no reason to Mr. Goldzweig was named 90" lengths. deputy mayor by Mr. Salkind "comes my way, I will decide Assorted colors. believe that Mr. Goldzweig is then." He did confirm, how- or is not his own man." in 1972. He is a laywer and partner in a New York City ever, that Mr. Salkind told Council President Lawrence him prior to last week that he KODEL* POtf R S. Grossman said that while accounting firm. Councilman Grossman, was the mayor's hand-picked he has no objection to Mr. successor. 5 PAD COVER Gnldzweig, there are other Vuola and Kaplan said last people he feels are qualfieid night they don't want to be He emphasized that he does and they should be inter- mayor. Councilman Klau said "not follow anybody's instruc- that while he knows of "a few 99 A viewed. He declined to identi- tions." Mr. Goldzweig also lyUndgpperjons. •'; ..;,-. • • people" who are.qualified foil pointed out that there is- a dif- Mi ^f the post, he would "seriously ference between executing Councilman John F. Crodd- 1 3 Ick was unavailable for com- consider ' the posf if he was the policy of an adminis- Polypropylene cover releases atains in the tration and making that po- Quiecl across the top with KocM* polyester fiber If. licy. -5.99 Mr. Goldzweig said he Marine police have thinks the new mayor should be able to unify the Demo- oil spill control gear cratic party, and that he thinks he can do that. BED PILLOWS FAMOUS MONMOUTH BEACH - Oil Karl F. Blrns, the oil spill Councilman Kaplan said he spill1 control equipment is program supervisor, said the thinks "Mr. Salkind or his MORGAN JONES brint; stored at the Marine equipment Is being stored in hand-picked successor will try Police Station on Ocean Ave. three other areas where spills to deliver some of the proj- WOVEN ects they have not delivered for use by the state Depart- are likely. They are the Na- NO-IRON BEDSPREADS ment of Environmental Pro- cote Creek Fisheries In Atlan- over the last three years and will try to take credit for It." tection in case of emergency. tic County, the Marine Police All cotton jacquard weave bedspreads in many styles Station at Lake Hopatcong "And three cheers for m and patterns to choose from Slight imperfections The stockpiled materials In- twin size clude a portable boom to con- and Spruce Run Reservoir in them," Mr. Kaplan said, "but hfod ' ' will not atfect looks or wear. tain spills, chemical dls- Clinton. 1 don't think anyone will be ' out »ii« with oofded edge* persants, absorbing com- The team can deal with fooled by it." pounds, shovels and rakes, small spills in small Inland Mr Klau said he thinks that TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. Which will be used by envi- waterways and assist the since the mayor has an- ronmental department's spe- Coast Guard and other nounced who he wants as his MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER -EATONTOWN, N.J. rial four-man team If an oil agencies In combating larger successor, "It is a closed is- spill occurs'off the coast. spills at the seashore. sue at this point." The Daily Register Camp reservation chaos

• uinn, refused to listen lo the terly, even going to court to EiUblished in tin-Published by The Red iUnk Register By JAIH ANDERSON questions and hung up on fight the subpoena Whitten Frates' friend* said The showdown came behind ARTHUR Z KAM1N Tens of thousands of va- WASHINGTON he was honestly disturbed by cationers have been unable in the closed doors of Ervin i President and Editor spacious Capitol hideaway the news leaks and acted in reserve campsites at 11 na- what he considered the bed in tional parks this summer be- SCENE Rebozo sal by silently while his Miami attorney. William lerestsof his client Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor cause the telephone reserva- Rumors have persisted (or tion system was handled by Frates, assailed the Water- gate staff for harassing his almost a month that Vice !| TUESDAY. AUGUST 6 1974 an inexperienced firm the 1100,000 performance bond client. President Gerald Ford has se- The contract was awarded required lo protect the gov- cretly asked former Atty. The angry lawyer charged to Park Reservation System, ernment's take. AND Gen Elliot Richardson to be- Machismo which was incorporated in —The Park Service, after that Rebozo had been ques- tioned repeatedly, that his come Vice President if Presi- Claremont, Calif., on June 7 promising "virtually in- dent Nixon is forced out of of- stantaneous" service (or bank had been pawed from Rebozo's files. and began operations on June fice. Both men deny it. But campers, has now called upon through, that unfavorable se- Meeting again with the sen- 2J Richardson is making the them to make their reserva- cret testimony had been ators, Frates agreed to sign a By a curious coincidence, grand tour of Moscow and tions by cards and letters leaked to the press. Once law- letter formalizing the accord. the firm's president, L Don- other points, in the manner of ald Middleton, happens to be This slow service will be too men rushed to Rebozo's Key late for many vacationers Biscayne, Kla , bank to in- the Watergate proseuctors, he men with an eye on hi [h of- a close friend of National fice . The US Information Parks Director Ronald Walk- —The Park Service has vestigate a report that two said, promising he would be Agency must know something er. Spokesmen (or both men conceded, as a result of the suspicious men were casing it back. we don't It's working busily on deny that their friendship in- foul-up, that "most parks are for a robbery. The two sus- That was the last they saw a film explaining to foreign fluenced the deal still receiving a fairly small pects turned out to be Water of him. Instead of returning gate investigators lands how an American presi- It is a fact, nevertheless, number of reserva- to Capitol Hill, he flew to tions . . . resulting in many At one point, Frates report- Miami. A committee staffer dent comes to be removed that the company was orga- from office. A roughtcut ver- nized for the sole purpose of campgrounds no more than 10 edly refused lo negotiate if was dispatched to Miami, but lo 15 per cent filled." committee investigator Scott Frates refused to give up the sion of the movie shows Pres- handling the camping resor ident Nixon in his historic vations contract The execu- Nevertheless, the Park Ser- Armstrong was in the room. A promised material, com- vice has extended the con- general hubbub developed af- plaining that still more dam- talks with world leaders and tives of the new company had then portrays him caught in no real experience in the tract into August. ter co-chairman Howard Bak- aging material had been the impeachment process. At field. Footnote: Clark Powell, ex- er, R-Tenn.. joined in the at- leaked to the press. ecutive vice president of the tack upon committee counsel Despite the runaround, Er- i'SIA. a spokesman said the Sen Howard Metzenbuam, final version won't be com- D-Ohio, a member of the Sen- embattled reservations firm, Terry Lenzner. vin let the contempt question pleted until after the Presi- ate Parks subcommittee, defended its operation as •the Ervin restored order and die at a final meeting. The dent's fate is decided one way asked the General Accounting greatest thing since sex, if twice sent the staff into a old constitutionalist explained or the other . . Watergate its Office to investigate the I hey give us a chance to the smaller hideaway belonging to us that it was true "we .. firm's performance. Here are end of the year." to Sen. Dan Inouye, D- were promised" the Rebozo not President Nixon's only le- the preliminary findings: President Nixon's closest Hawaii, to work out an agree- material and "we didn't get gal problem. Some 50 civil suits have been filed against -One day, 25,000 of 29.464 irony. Bebe Rebozo, escaped ment. The negotiations drag- it." But he said the com- him in federal courts.Mour callers got only a busy signal. a possible contempt citation ged on lihtil the staffers and mittee was going out of busi- A spot check by GAO in- only through the personal ac- Frates, their nerves raw, fell ness and "the Justice Depart- times more than were filed vestigators on July 18 dis- tion of kindly old Senate Wa- into bitter dispute. As two ment would have had to erf- against the late Lyndon John- closed that only one out of ev- tergate Chairman Sam Ervin, witnesses recall it, Frates force the subpoena." son. Although a few are Wa- ery 20 calls got through the D-N.C. called Armstrong a "rat Concluded Ervin: "I have tergate-related, most are filed reservations switchboard. i\s one of the committee's fink." But minority counsel newer favored contempt pro- by individuals seeking redress Fred Thompson and Lenzner from real or imagined ills —Although the firm had last acts, Ervin subpoenaed ceedings." finally reached an accord raked in about $150,000 in re- Kebozo's financial, telephone Footnote: My associate Les The Justice Department, as it with Frates, who agreed to servations from campers by and other records. But the se- Whitten reached Frates in has always done, handles the provide substantial material mid-July, it still hadn't posted cretive Rebozo resisted bit- Miami. He attacked our col- suits. Ford will be no bargain By MILTON VIORST MIHHMIIWIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIHIHI dence against Nixon had been Many Americans may sin- publicly laid out, though more cerely believe that the humili- It's considered a sure bet was to come in the ensuing tation of losing office would now that Gerald Ford will be THE NEW debate. be suffering enough for Nix- the next president. Some be- "I can say from the bottom on, and that he should have lieve his term may start in a POLITICS of my heart," Ford said then, his pension. Maybe so, but UiniMllltlllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII Ill till lillllll illlllt nil IIII Illllllllllllllllllllllllll matter of weeks. Others an- lllllllllllllillllllMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIHIIIII "that the President of the such a decision should be left ticipate its beginning in the United States is innocent." to another president. If Ford late fall. Very few contend it lar leader. Ford then went on to add: ' does it, it will smell terribly Creation, not destruction will not happen at all. He was selected because he "He is right." of a deal, which the country r As a matter of fairness, and was loyal — and I think it's Had Ford said, "The Presi- V1ORST cannot now stand. Estimates from the nation's cap- are openly disagreeing with Presr- given the apparent inevita- fair to say that Nixon pro- dent is innocent until proven ciate himself with the Nixon What Ford has refused to ital about the jobless rate differ. The dent Nixon's suggestions. bility of the accession, it moted him from his minority guilty," he would be above manner in this way. do is what so many Republi- might be thought best to sus- Nfton Administration predicts an in- Mr. Hoffman understands why leadership of the House in reproach. Instead, he said cans on the Judiciary Com- pend prior judgment of a On a more limited level, crease in unemployment ranging be- the state has gotten into such tight consideration of Ford's poten- categorically that Nixon is mittee have done: search President Ford, and to say, Ford seems to be preparing tial effectiveness in the im- "innocent." Even more amaz- their consciences. With admi- tqipen 5.5 and 6 per cent by year's straits. In an interview Sunday, he "Let's give him a chance" to the groundwork for a grant of pending impeachment battle. ing, he said Nixon is '"right." ration, we watched the pain- end Walter Heller, chairman of the said Southern states have drained show what he can do. clemency to the man who ap- If Nixon has lost that On a larger level, that pointed him. If Ford gen- ful process in McCIory, Rails- Council of Economic Advisers for New Jersey of 70,000 manufacturing But Ford has made himself battle, it was not because of seems to suggest that Ford, uinely believes Nixon "in- back, Hogan, Cohen, Butler • Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, jobs because those states enjoy a so prominent in recent any unwillingness on Ford's seeing nothing wrong with nocent," despite all the evi and others, Television gave says the rate will be 7 per cent. competitive advantage via lower months, and has been so out-' part to gallop head-on into the what Nixon had done, will dence, then he will have to us a rare view of the in- wage scales. Although describing spoken in defense of Richard trenches of the pro-impeach- continue precisely the same lift the burdens of an im- tellectual agony of honorable , Despite optimistic predictions of Nixon, that it's appropriate to ment forces. On the contrary, practices. It seems ludicrous peachment conviction from men. that as "exploitation of human ask some questions now. the question now is how badly Treasury Secretary William E. Sim- to say that he, as president, Nixon's shoulders. In contrast, what Ford is beings," Mr. Hoffman admitted that Ford, by his heedless gallop- From our current per- would then be courting im- Constitutionally, he would giving us is simple-mind- on that inflation will be reduced ing, has foreclosed his own fu- New Jersey is also to blame. sepctive, we might glance peachment himself. not be able to "pardon" Nix- edness. As a man, whatever without our nation suffering massive back at the circumstances of ture. But suppose he didn't mean unemployment, New Jersey's com- The state's tax structure is also on, in that he would be unable price he pays is not our con- a reason why businesses have left Ford's appointment to suc- I think, for instance, of the it. Haven't we had enough of to reverse a removal from of- cern. But as president, he will mtesioner of labor and industry, Jo- ceed Vice President Agnew statement Ford made in Mun presidents who say what they the state. Mr. Hoffman said high fice. But lawyers believe affect us all. So it is a mis- seph A. Hoffman, says the ex- last October. We knew than cie, Ind , two days after the do not mean? Isn't that vgry Ford could restore the other fortune that, in the weeks property taxes have driven manufac- ceptionally high unemployment New that Ford had not been cho- televised proceedings of the largely what the impeach- rights Nixon will have for- preceding his presumed ac- sen because he was in-House Judiciary Committee ment of Richard Nixon is all Jersey 4k.,.. -..;:•:: S£# urban turers out of the cities, leaving be- feited, most notably a pension cession, he is conducting him- hind a vast pool of unskilled or telligent, or well-versed in started. By that time, a very bout? I find it bizarre that and other financial emolur self in such a self-destructive states will probably continue high state matters, or a popu- substantial amount of the evi- Ford should continue to asso- mentc. manner. through the year. semi-skilled workers. On the other hand, he explained ' Mr. Hoffman says New Jersey's that individuals in New Jersey pay unemployment rate is one to two less taxes than those in neighboring* percentage points higher than the states. That has resulted in New national average and that the state Jersey being an attractive location What is good" has 200,000 persons out of work. The for corporate headquarters, service By JAMES J. KILPATRIt'K "•"• inimmti MHiHiimiMunn a garrulous 53 lines. But the inadequate, the nevertheless problem is serious and the state and industries and similar businesses lo- gentleman from Wisconsin turned stubbornly to a bright- federal governments must get about For the past four months, covers himself in one. er side. cating in the suburbs. the gentleman has been regu- CONSERVATIVE As an exercise in modesty, Since then, Proxmire has doing something to -reverse this up- His explanation is but one more larly on his feet in the Senate, the senator's official biogr- taken up 21 topics. He and his ward trend. delivering a series of cheerful VIFW explicit plea for the legislature to aphy stands in remarkable staff have pulled together ' The demonstration in Trenton enact tax reform legislation that speeches on "What Is Good contrast to the senator's About the Federal Govern- facts and figures on educa- laft week by 20,000 workers was dra- three successive governors have so transplanted hair, an exercise tion, civil rights, women's ment." Both the senator and "William Proxmire, Wiscon- in vanity. The biography and matic, and one good effect it had, urgently requested. The deteriora- his speeches merit a word of rights, and environmental im- sin." the hair are equally in char- Mr. Hoffman said, was that the leg- tion of our cities has been getting praise. provements. They have found The entry holds the brevity acter. much that is good in Ameri- islature quickly approved a bill in- If you search the Congres- progressively worse for at least two record. The congressional bi- Proxmire provides a nice can medical care. Looking sional Director for biograph- KILPATRKK troduced by Monmouth's State Sen. decades. If it isn't halted, the future ography of Senator Percy of study' in contrasts. He is back to 1957, when he first Eugene Bedell to create an Econom- ical information upon the gen- Illinois runs on for 45 lines, today Wisconsin's most popu- is bleak. tleman, you will be brought came to the Senate, Proxmire ic Development Authority. In explaining what he hopes .can the biography of Senator lar political figure — in his not stay with the Democratic is genuinely amazed to find so up short by a single line. It Thurmond of South Carolina last race in 1970 he swept all herd. He can be as irritating . ' The job of authority members be done to put more New Jerseyans says of the senior senator this much forward motion. He for 44. Congressman Pepper 72 counties and claimed 71 as the late Wayne Morse and will be to attract businesses and much and nothing more: even has something pleasant back to work, Mr. Hoffman, we're of Florida holds the title with per cent of the vote — but he a saffable as old Sam Ervin. jobs to the state. The authority also to say about the press: It has pleased to note, said the Byrne Ad- was earlier a three-time loser He is 59 years old, a fact one registered "some remarkable would have permission to offer to ministration will not approve any in gubernatorial campaigns. gleans from a few laconic achievements in the last few train a full work force for any in- construction program — despite the He is known as one of the lines in Who's Who, and in years." dustry willing to locate in an urban jobs it might create — that is envi- Senate's most persistent terms of presidential politics The senior senator from "aginners." He has fought • he is going nowhere. Within area. It also would be able to offer ronmentally unsound. Wisconsin is not likely ever to low interest rate loans to new in- against the Alaskan pipeline, the Senate, he is headed for rank among a conservative's "You can't mortgage tomorrow against the supersonic trans- the chairmanship of the favorite senators, but there is dustries that would built new plants, for today," was the way he worded port plane, and against de- Banking Committee, a pros- this to be said about Prox- thus helping the ailing construction it. Even though he "stood in awe" of fense contracts. He is heard pect that bankers class with mire: He is not likely to re- industry. the construction workers' turnout at most frequently in stinging bad loans and the bubonic main any group's favorite assault upon bankers, bureau- plague. We believe the commissioner is the state house, Mr. Hoffman thus senator for l#ng. Irascible, crats and Pentagon boss- The senator launched his correct in saying that New Jersey is was rejecting their demand to lower impatient, insistently right- , es. Yet he went out of his "What's Good" speeches on cous, the senator can be a on its own in trying to improve the environmental regulations. way in his "What's Good" March 26, out of the natural royal pain in the neck. But if economic picture because Washing- In trying to create jobs, we're series to praise the com- perversity of his nature: Ev- one were looking for "What's ton is devoid of leadership on the pleased that the governor and the petition of bankers, the pro- eryone else was talking about Good" about the Senate ductivity of bureaucrats, and what is bad. Agreeing that economic front. That's a condition commissioner are steadfast in their today, one would have to look that has existed for a long time, and the competnence of the Pen- many aspects of American fairly often in the direction of commitment not to destroy our land tagon leaders. life are indeed unpleasant and William Proxmire, Wisconsin. fiscal experts in the Administration and our environment. Most of the time Proxmire is the liberals' liberal: He ranks high on the scorecards,. of organized labor; he has Students' driver education mad* 400 speeches in support history worthwhile. Besides the' important of the Genocide Convention; In, 1806, Napoleon Bona- battle of Africa began as Ital- The Freehold Regional High he has voted for gun control, School Board of Education is asking factor of a young driver's safety con- parte ordered the dissolution ian forces invaded British So- consumer protection, and of the Holy Roman Empire maliland. sciousness, parents who pay for auto easy voter registration. Yet he the voters to decide, next Tuesday, In 1825, Bolivia gained indc. In 1966. the youngest daugh- has steadfastly opposed ra- If it should spend money for behind- insurance get a premium break pendence from Peru. ter of President Lyndon John- cial-balance busing, and in his when their children are so certified. In 1914, the wife of Presl son, l.uci Baines Johnson, - the-wheel driver education in the skinflint attacks upon waste- dent Woodrow Wilson died al was married to Patrick Nu- . next school year. It is regrettable We hope the board doesn't put every ful spending he is the most the White House. Also In 1914, gent at an elaborate Washing- controversial question it faces on a persistent economizer since that the board didn't include the the United States offered to Ion wedding. Item in it? budget because it is gen- ballot, and we also hope voters in Harry Flood Byrd serve as peace mediator at erally recognized that this "beyond the district won't forget to vote next 'tier. Doc, thry UtUV me Proxmire is, in brief, a ma- the start of World War I. Today's birthdays: Comedi- verick: a Democrat who will enna Lucille Ball is 63. Actor the classroom" instruction is most week. youM rul me lo piece** In 1940, the World War II Robert Mltchum Is 57. . Pension plan coverage SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1974 The OMtyRegMCT 7 BRyv SYLVISVI VIAA PORTEPIlUTL'Ru _ _ ^—J NMMHMIHmillllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIII at least three years of ser- (SMMd li • serin) On Treasury Bills vice The historic pension reform Q. Am I protected from an bill to go on our statute books YOUR NONt employer firing me to avoid By KOGKK K. SI'KAR •IIIIIIIIIHUIIMHII system including Penn Cen- within a matter of days win, giving me my pension'' and DAVID R. IABGENT tral and other bankrupt rails. for the first time ever, pro- WORTH Furthermore, the low mul- vide guarantees that you will A. Yes It is illegal to do

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Sept turer at City College of New York, Princeton Ms Bimstein is the author of "Star of Glass," 9, in the 1974 lecture series sponsored by the University, Temple University, Teachers Col- "The Troublemaker," "The Swe«t Birds of Jewish Women's Adult Education Committee. lege, Columbia University, and at Woodstock (iorham," "Summer Situation"-and "Dickie's The four part series, for which Mrs. Don- College, the Jesuit graduate school of theo- List." She is working on a non-fiction book ald Littman, 61 Woodlawn Manor, New logy. He is president of the Jewish Book Coun- about her father, a rabbi, whose New York Shrewsbury, is accepting reservations, will cil of America and founder and editor of the congregation included many show business take place on Monday mornings at 10 o'clock magazine "Sh'ma " people. at Congregation B'nai Israel, Hance and Rabbi Borowitz will discuss some of Mrs. Eugene W. bandy, Rumson, is lec- Ridge Roads. today's American Jewish writers in a lecture ture series chairman. Committee members in- Sponsoring organizations are Hadassah, Na- titled "Roth, Malamud, Bellow and Wiesel - clude Mrs. Murray Forman, Mrs. Martin Gra- tional Council of Jewish Women, Sisterhood of Four Views of Being Jewish." ham and Mrs. Priscilla Kornfeld, Rumson; Congregation B'nai Israel, Sisterhood of Mon- Heritage discussion Mrs. Samuel Gimon, Colts Neck; Mrs. Ber- mouth Reform Temple, and Sisterhood of Con- A panel of Lubovitcher Chassidun from nard Goldsmith, Holmdel, Mrs. Donald Lit- gregation Beth Shalom. Williamsburg Brooklyn, N Y ; will talk about tman and Mrs. Bagriel Spector, New Shrews- Miss Lindfors, who recently appeared in the cultural-historic factors of their spiritual bury; Mrs Carl Matorin, Middletown; Mrs Mew York in "I Am a Woman," "Brechl on heritage Nov. 11. The Chassidim will tell of Norma Rabinowitz, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Brecht" and "Strindberg on Strindberg," will their efforts to reach college youths and bring Robert Tanen. Little Silver. sing, recite and perform from the writings of them back to their Jewish heritage Their in- TO START SERIES — Actress Vlveca Lindfors will be the first speaker In Shaw. Ibsen, Brecht, Freud and others. tensive campaign to relate to the community Advisers are Rabbi and Mrs Jack M Ro- the four-part lecture series planned by the Jewish Women's Adult Educa- Second speaker was the subject of a recent article in the soff. Fair Haven, and Rabbi Alton Winters, tion Committee. Lincroft. Rabbi Eugene Borowitz will be the Oct. 21 Magazine Section of The NY. Sunday Times speaker. Rabbi Borowitz is professor of educa- Authoress Ann Bimstein will speak Dec. Coffee will be served at all lectures. Baby- tion and religion at Hebrew Union College- 16 about contemporary women and how they sitting will be available Architect makes home out of old grist mill By ARDEN MELICK "But I'm not really worried about flooding anymore", al- .though last year and the year before, the water came'within NESHANIC (AP) — If the story of an architect and his an inch of our front door," Carol said. family living in a restored mill sounds like a familiar gim- "The longer I'm here, the more I become adjusted to the mick for a popular TV show but an improbable real-life tale, moods of the river. It's really very gentle. One of my friends think again. said the other day, "You've become a river person." Perhaps^ On the South Branch of the Raritan River, Carol and Dan she's right." Cahill have carved a future for themselves' and their son out Impact of space of the weathered four stories of what was once the oldest op- Inside the mill it is less the river and more the total im- erating mill in New Jersey. pact of space, form and line that impresses. Rooms flow into "I thought Dan was crazy when we first looked at the mill one another, separated in most cases by shoulder-high parti- and he said he wanted to make it our home," Carol admits. tions instead of walls. "I'd always said that he was a genius, though, so I just had to The hugh grain bins that packed the mill's four stories have faith. Now I'm glad I did." were taken apart, the wood reused to panel the interior. Oth- So are Neshanic's other residents as well as people ers, like the bin which became five-year-old ^Daniel Junior'.' throughout Somerset County, for in saving the mill, the Cah- room, were left virtually intact. ills have fostered an atmosphere of pride in histbrical land- There is other evidence that the Cahill's home was mire marks throughout the state. an operating mill. Grain chutes in -a variety of sizes interrupt The Cahills, who, if they are related to New Jersey's for- the floor boards here and there, and some original pulleys and Ml mer Governor, are unaware of the connection, think it is the other hardware hang overhead. AMBirasteta RabM Eigeae BorowiU mill itself which has drawn people together. Carol and Dan, who met in 1960 just after her graduation Built near the turn of the century on the site where its from Centenary College for Women, had no idea they would predecessors have stood since the early 1700s, its atmosphere one day make their home in an old mill. is undeniable. From the road, its face is barn-red with white "Dan wasn't even an architect," she says. "But he talked trim, while from the river, weather-beaten boards betray a lot about it, and since I'd taken every design course Cente- little of its new life. nary had, we found ourselves discussing things like wood and Fans for cool collectors Stands as symbol structure. Then, after we were married, he went back to Straddling river and bank on stone and cement legs, it school to become what he'd always wanted to be." Before the days of our "new-morality," proper and gen- stands as a symbol of a different time, when millers ground After Dan's six-year effort to become an architect, the teel ladies of the late 19th century used the hand fan as a de- rye, wheat, other grains and even spices for their surrounding few years' struggle to make the mill a home came more eas- vice to communicate their amorous intentions. When the open communities. ily to the Cahills. Their purchase of the property depended on fan was held against the lips it meant, "be quiet," or "be zoning changes enabling them to make it a residence, and fol- cautious;" to touch the right cheek, "yes;" the left, "no." "The mill has changed our lives, Carol says. "It's made us a part of the countryside in a unique way. Many of the ' lowing approval, a race ensured to make it liveable within a people who live in this area built their own homes, brick by year, when their apartment lease was up. brick over a number of years. We're building too, from the in- They moved in just before Christmas, 1971, with saws, side out, and they've accepted us because they understand cobwebs and carpenter's tools for company. ABOUT ANTIQUES whit we're going through." Although they claim they are still settling in, the Cahills' Dan, the Cahili half of the Bloomfield architectural firm transformation of the mill seems complete, though its 1876 The closed fan held towards the heart, or to hide the eyes be- Khachadourian and Cahill, took an inspired but realistic ap- cornerstone is proof positive of its historic past. hind the open fan, meant "love." The unkindest cut of all proach in restoring the mill, designing it with floods in mind. "This has been the site of many sunsets," Carol says, would have been the open fan held in the right hand and slow- Only the second and third floors are used as living space "and I'm glad we're here to share them. It's a glorious place ly lowered until it pointed to the ground. In today's language for extra flood protection, and its heat is all electric, eliminat- to be, between the road and the river, when the sun goes this would mean "get lost!" ing the need for oil tanks. down at the end of the day." Hand fans date back to ancient Egypt and China. In- troduced into Europe during the middle-ages, they soon be- came fashionable for the general populace and nobility alike. Fan-making became a sophisticated art. Beautifully paint- ed examples from Italy made of paper or swan's skin, French fans with blades of carved ivory, Spanish fans with soft lambskin painted by famous artists, and many variations of Fine specimens of these old Hand Fans can be found in these, made their way to America by the early 18th century. antique shops. They are vigorously collected and usually By 1732 fans were being made in great numbers and many trade under the $100 mart7 styles in America, and their use became widespread until the When browsing for old fans, you might do well to watch late 19th century. how you hold them — Grandpa might think you're flirting.

r stdfl pMa POOL PARTY PLUS — Mrs. Ann Brandt, Middle- town, seated, fund-raising vice president of Red Bank Chapter, National Council of Jewish Women, completes plans with Mrs. Audrey Siegfried, Red Bank, left, and Mrs. June Seligman, Rumson, par- ty chairmen. The noontime event Thursday at the home of Mrs. Melvin N. Diamond, 21 N. Ward Ave., Rumson, will include luncheon, swimming, cards and a fashion show by The Gold Mine of Red Bank and Princeton.

AP wlrepHolo REMODELED GRIST MILL - Mrs. Daniel Cahill 1876 and remodeled into a 14-room home by her is shown In the living room of old grist mill built in husband. Newhome canning cautions ' When your canning instruc- vegetables. The danger, ex- as the spores can produce spoilage organisms. Cold scal- tions say that it's safe to can plains Mrs. Griffin, is that their deadly toxin if they had ing, or filling jars with cold all fruits and tomatoes in a botulinus toxin is likely to de- not been fully destroyed. pickles or preserves which boiling water bath, they mean velop in home canned low are not processed, is not a re- - slacks-sWfi m Signs of botulism poisoning the red tomatoes you bought acid foods unless they are liable way to preserve food. begin usually within 12 to 36 in years gone by and not the canned properly in a pressure Preserves, which are not eic.eTc. (soMNe*) * hours after contaminated food new yellow tomatoes now on canner. The temperature in a packed boiling hot and quick- is eaten. The symptoms in- the market, warns Mrs. Syl- pressure canner is high ly sealed, should be processed clude double vision, inability via Griffin, Monmouth County enough to penetrate the cen- In a water bath runner to pre- to swallow, speech difficulty, extension home economist. ter of the food so that the bot- vent spoilage. It is now rec- and progressive paralysis of The new yellow tomatoes^ ulinus spores will be dstroyed ommended that pickles be the respiratory system. were developed to give con- before they have a chance to processed in a boiling water Despite available antitoxins, sumers a tomato with a less develop this poisonous toxin. bath and the current USIM, most people affected with bot- acid taste. These yellow to- Food contaminated with Ball and Kcrr recipes reflect ulism die because they do not matoes actually do have less this bacteria has no off odor, this safety precaution in their get medical treatment fast acid in them and for thai rea- t;..;le or color. If you're not directions. The open kettle enough. Early symptoms are son it's not safe to can them In sure that home canned vege- method, which Is done by too often overlooked. any way except in a regu- tables have been properly niiikitiH f«

By BARBARA GIBBONS table coating for no-fat frying, or wipe lightly with oil Brown the steaks quickly on both sides. Re- When minutes (ire all you have for making din- move the steaks to a serving dish Sprinkle lightly , ner, minute steaks sure come in handy* These SLIM GOURMET with Worcestershire, Tabasco or lemon juice Gar- 'quick-cooking steaks are usually cul from (he nish with parsley. Serves about-4, 160 calories "round of beef, the leanest and least-caloried beef each. garlic, onion salt or pepper. Add seasoning when There is! Also called "cubed steak" or sandwich SLOPPY JOE STKAKS steaks are cooked steaks," they are made tender by mechanically 4 quarter-pound minute steaks TO COOK: Spray a nonstick skillet with vege- breaking up the muscle fibers. This extra treat- 1 cup chopped onion table coating for no-fat frying or wipe, lightly with YEARS LAT R ment is reflected in minute steaks' higher price 1 cup chopped green pepper r It E — Completing plans for the 10th reunion of Red Bank oil. Cook each side about one minute over moder- per pound 1 tablespoon prepared mustard - Catholic High School, class of '64 are chairmen, from left, Teresa Savage ate heat; longer, if frozen Don't overcook Steaks Save a lol ol money and calories and make 1 tablespoon catsup W Illams, West Deal; Patricia Muzzi Peduto, Red Bonk; Theresa Ribus- should be still-pink in the middle About 153 ca- your own minute steaks from a sale-priced bone- K-ounce can plain tomato sauce telll Sperber, Shrewsbury, and Mario Grilli Gotta, Oceanport. The dinner lories per 4 ounce steak. dance will be Aug. 17 in Fisherman's Wharf, Rumson. less beef roast — from a part highest in protein, 2 large hamburger buns, split lowest in fat. • PF.NNYPINCHER STEAK At' POIVRE Spray a nonstick skillet with vegetable coaling MINUTE STEAKS 4 quarter-pound minute steaks or wipe lightly with oil. Brown steaks quickly on boneless bottom round beef roast 1 or 2 tablespoons whole peppercorns, coarsely both sides. Add next five ingredients Cover and RBCHS'64 reunion garlic or onion powder cracked simmer until pepper is soft; about 10 minutes. P.ut meat tenderizer Worcestershire, Tabasco, lemon juice, fresh half a hamburger bun on each plate Top with steak salt and pepper parsley . and sauce. Serves four, 270 calories each Trim roast: discard all exterior fat. With a Coarsely crack fresh peppercorns with mortar ••• features dinner-dance sharp knife, cut half-inch-thick slices of meat, and pestle or put the peppercorns in a plastic bag Fill your cookie jar with low-sugar snacks' RED BANK - Class of 1964, Red Bank Iwii, Karul Mras, Richard Ogden, I'eggy Mar- against the grain. Sprinkle steaks with seasoning. and pound with a hammer or heavy object. Press Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and 25 Catholic High School, will have its 10th reun- tin and Mark Rogers, and ask anyone knowing Pound the steaks thin on both sides with a metal- the cracked pepper into both sides of the steaks. cents to Slim Gourmet Cookie Recipes, in care of ion Aug. 17 in Fisherman's Wharf. Rumson their addresses to contact the Class Reunion tipped meat mallet. Refrigerate one hour or more this newspaper, 50 West Shore Trail, Sparta, N.J Chairmen of the dinner-dance are Maria Committee, 342 Wells Ave., Oakhurst TO FREEZE: Use only meat tenderizer. Omit To cook, spray a nonstick fry pan with vege- 07871 Grilla Gatta, Oceanport, class president; Pa- Jerome Kineavy, William Dallon. James tricia Muzzi Peduto, Red Bank; Theresa Hi Delia Volpe and Ted Reiss are program chiftr- bustelli Sperber, Shrewsbury, and Teresa Sav- men for the event. age Williams, West Deal Other committee chairmen include Kileen They are interested in contacting class DILieto, Patricia Parker Murphy, Valerie Fel- members Elizabeth Anderson, Michael Coyne, smarm Wikoff, Donna Moody Edinglon and Marlene Golde, Joseph Lynch, Patricia Mona- Kathy Hurst Parratt. Blessing causes discomfort Couple feted at party prayer is, of course, in much guests are present, we join The dinner party was given Rumson. A second son, Wal- Dear Ann Landers: I am a M1DDLETOWN - Mr. and better taste when members of hands around the table and by Mr. and Mrs. Reulbach's ter G. Reulbach Jr. is in the Jewish widower who has been Mrs Walter G. Reulbach, 107 a variety of faiths are daughter, Mary Virginia Navy stationed in Norfolk, keeping steady company with the prayer 1 offer is always Murphy Road, were feted at a ANN LANDERS present, but it is in bad taste Clancy, Middletown, and their Va. Also attending the party a charming Protestant di- ecumenical. combined birthday celebra- to tell others how to pray in son and daughter-in-law, Mr. were nine of the celebrants' vorcee. We have agreed that tion in Fisherman's Wharf, their homes. Rumson. and Mrs. Donald F. Reulbach, 11 grandchildren, and Mrs. the differences in religion will but not as a deity. I have gather. In your opinion would Reulbach's brother and sister, not be a divisive factor in our been present at public gather- it be best to remain silent on I have been the guest Edward Kelly and Miss Jane relationship. We are mature, ings when prayers have been such occasions and consider it speaker at many luncheons Kelly, and a niece, Miss Hel- liberal thinkers and each of invoked in the name of Jesus a thoughtless gesture? Or and dinners when pork has ene Kelly of New York. us respects the rights of the and have always (elt uncom- should I tell my fiancee how I been served and grace was other to hold the religious be- fortable. feel and ask her to inform the offered in the name of Jesus. DESSERT BRIDGE liefs we were reared with. host ahead of time so similar So I eftt the salad and vege LITTLE SILVER - The I believe prayers should be discomfort can be avoided in tables and silently say a social service department of Recently we had dinner at ecumenical in content when the future? — Unsure Hebrew blessing. At our din- the Woman's Club of Little the home of my fiancee's people of different faiths Dear U.: An ecumenical ner table, however, when Silver will have its annual close, friends. Her grown chil- summer benefit dessert dren were present. Grace was bridge and Chinese auction said before the meal. The Aug. 20 at 12:30 p.m to ben- prayer was offered in the efit local charities. Mrs. Wil- name of Jesus Christ, whom I liam F. Haas and Mrs I) Ro have always accepted as a ger Wight are chairmen. Re- learned rabbi and teacher, servations chairman is Mrs. Edmund Griffin. Articles for the auction will be received NOW Shadow Lawn Pays Aug 19 Personalized gift service Just pick up the phone We deliver Butter labeled "sweet and ship lor you cream" is usually lightly sal- INTEREST MONTHLY ted; butter labeled "sweet' has "•'SS&r 842-3939 MR. AND MRS. WALTER G. REULBACH no salt added. Compounded T^dif (urn tern. *ft *' o( Tkfotit to Tteq o( Wtfki/wwL FABULOUS SUMMER CLEARANCE

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Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY. AUGUST ( - search for weaknesses in employment scene should help than the closest friend. Born today, you are a highly yourself — but may fail to see meet with considerable suc- Emotional involvement pre- versatile person who demon- where others shine. cess during morning hours. vents clear thinking, strates originality and in- Maturity should have Consult authorities. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) genuity in whatever he un- taught you when and how to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - —Be sure that your ideas of dertakes. You have no keep your quick temper Though imitation is the sin- duty and honor coincide with qualms about taking on new under control. Although you cerest form of flattery, you those of another. Otherwise, projects; even those en- find It difficult to forgive and you may be in for considera- NHMMH would do well to cultivate terprises about which you forget, you fully expect others originality today. Don't put ble disappointment. foWfiVSI 7^60, OCCAftlONALLV I'LL know next to nothing hold no to forgive your transgression, yourself in line for criticism. ARIES (March 21-April 19) WDULPMT W 6N&AK UP BEUIUD fears for you. You have ab- and to forget whatever trou- —Your private thoughts are TOOeTOUT OM£ AMP solute faith in your ability to ble you may have caused SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) precisely that, private! Don't OP HOLLER deal with whatever might others to suffer. You will -Your unflinching devotion allow another to be suc- arise in work or play, and in ultimately have to learn that to those who have worked cessful in his prying; put up what is good for the goose is with you over the years your determination to make your guard and keep it up! n also good for the gander. should pay off handsomely much of little and a great TAURUS (April 20-May 20) today. Don't worry about deal out of a little more. To find what is. in store for —Excessive talk will catch Failure is an experience you delays. you tomorrow, select your no one's ear. Make sure that fail to recognize — even birthday and read the corre- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- when faced with it now and Dec. 21) —Justice in theyou stick to the subject with sponding paragraph. Let intelligence if you would get then. your birthday star be your morning makes it possible for daily guide. you to undertake something your ideas across. You have a tendency to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) speak your mind, perhaps a * * * new and different in the afternoon. Reconstruct the —Your love of the truth could bit too quickly, too openly. Wednesday, August 7 cause another difficulty now. Andy Cu|>|> past for another. You are a great admirer of Do yourself a favor; deliver good work, talent, deter- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the "pill," but sugarcoat it! Aff ? - r THAT'S THE TROUBLE mination and, in general, of Versatility is not always the 19) -Abuse of another's feel- KNOW-'£ SPELT Wl1 NOU, CMALKIE lAb - success. As a result you may best characteristic to possess. ings could possibly cause you CANCER (June 21-July 22) ONTHE APTITUBE J 'ISOVWN NAME S'NO ATTErJTlON TO have less thgn a full under- Today one talent is necessary to lose out materially in the —The emergence of new ^TEST' - DETAILS; standing of those who fail in for success; if you have that, near future. Don'fset another abilities cause some excite- any or all of these categories. you're home free! up for a fall. ment on the home front this morning. Children's ac- You quickly discern others' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. weaknesses — though you Your efforts to be at the head 18) —A day when mere ac- tivities take on special mean- can hardly be brought (o of new activities on the quaintances may be of more ing now. Sheinwokf s bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD in this case. South tried to-ge t The defenders wound up Register, Box 3318, Grand out of trouble by running to with two trumps, three dia- Central Station, New York, At some stage of the bid- two clubs, but West produced monds, two hearts and two NY. 10017.) Illomlic ding of any hand you should a very intelligent double. spades. South was down four, consider this question: Whose CoDnted points Fast dealer WERE BOTH ON MO SUCH THING AS 1 'W{ THEN I'LL HAVE THE NOBOCT/ CAlsl SAY for a loss of 1,100 points. And DIETS-HAVE VDU LOW-CALORIE PIE i -i 8ANAMA CREAM V WE DIDN'T TRY, hand is it? If the hand be- There are only 40 high-card all of this on a hand that Both sides vulnerable ANY LOW-CALORIE TDOTSIE longs to your side, don't let points in a deck of cards. could have been passed out at NORTH PIE? the opponents get away with East's opening bid showed 16 a contract of one notrump! • K J9 any nonsense. to 18 points. West counted 7 DAILY QUESTION AQ74 V Perhaps you would be points in his own hand. Partner opens with one 0 K98 tempted to double one no- West could tell that his side club, and the next player pas- • J K 2 trump with the North hand. had at least 23 points and that ses. You hold: S—K J 9 H-A WEST EAST This is a poor idea because the opponents had at most 17 Q 7 4 D-K 9 8 C-J 8 2. What a) 8 74 2 • A (J .1 you don't expect to get rich, points. West also had enough do you say? V i5 ") K ioA: against a strong notrump. If clubs to feel no fear of a very Answer: Bid one heart. You 0 VJ.10 4 0 A76 your partner has a sprinkling long trump suit. can make a jump bid in no- e> K76 * A VI of high cards, you will pick up The play justified West's trump later to show your SOUTH an exra hundred points or so reasoning. West held the first strength". If you jump to 2 NT • IOn5 in penalties. But if your part- two tricks with the queen and immediately you may miss a ner has a poor hand, which is jack of diamonds. He then comfortable game or slam in just as likely, you stand to shifted to the jack of hearts. hearts. O 10 9 4 lose four or five times as East captured dummy's ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' Kajl South West North much as you could possibly 1 NT Pass Puss Duuble queen with the king of hearts, written by Alfred Sheinwold AN'OONK '£« gain. Pass 2 + Double All Pas eo -SOUNP AN- cashed the ace of diamonds is available. Get your copy by That's just what happened and led a low club. sending 50 cents to Red Bank Opening lead - 0 0

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Tin- rii.inl.iin Beetle llailoy SEE /W PRIZE. /MY L0VELIES?THE BUT ONLY THAT LOWLY SLAVE 6IFT OF THE OJEEN OF SHEW TOUCH IT.' IT 15 TOUCH IT.' HE 26RO, I PONT KNOW TO KINS SOLOMON.' OJR6EPJ GtRE FOR IT. HIS ANY OTHER WAYS TO EXPLAIN IT/ WMAT EL6 CAN 1 DO? • JfaL^ 1 O R A N T' I SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1974 The DtOy RegMCT 11 THE MOVIES At the Television Today New York <:h*niM-l—2.4,5.7.9,11,13 PAUL NEWMAN Movies ROMRT BEDFORD (11) (60) |ll) |M| NJ. PUUIC MOADCASTINe • • HAWAII FIVE-O Thtit schedules art pro AU woftuinnHif HI Uiua chanMla will ks IM 'Mothers Deadly Helper " A njht wln« axtramlst • mbsrks on a murderuua cruaada agalnal wkat ha u Oiuinel 11 unlass othsrwla. iwUd. vided by the theater and the ronaloVrs laxity In law a*i/arc*roenl and too-«rajen' "BUTCH CASSIDY timts art lor today only. DAYTIME MOVIES tM D "A French M..W AND THE RIO I1HK O a NIC'IUESDAY MYSTERY MOVIE MOVIII HI - 10:00 • "You Kw. Wksl Siilan An" •Tennfly The Window That Waan'l " Tmafly il- Cm>M liM tenipls to find out whsthcr a young girl who says SUNDANCE KID" 1 & * '"' "> ••"» "«<"• • "CKiru Doll" O "Footilepi In ttw FOG" >h« Mtneeaeit a sUvtnn Is tailing the truth (R) MAIMU Ul. 1 KM. "Mar, Made Monrte." 0 9 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW UKUMMIMs $150 O O AIC TUESDAY MOVIE Of THE WEEK "Tke> Tartan" "Bhlrta Skins' atarrlnf Bill Bl«by. Doug MoClura. I ML | I M^Mo"" ****** "*' ; *'M; "Pardnari" CINIM* II - SIX young businessmen rind their aaat for Ufa •TK. Miiflh" |P»t I) rekindled when a simple bat after their weakly TEE MOVIES II c A batkMball game turns Into a craxy. full-tims, s" s' EVENING anything goes, hide and eeek contest (Rl •ATONTOWM ID HOLLYWOOD TV THEATRE COMMUNITY - »*> a no as NEWS MomtJ 00, 1:11,111 V "The Police" and "Lemonade" (Rl BARBRA DIIVIIN- a I LOVE LUCY W EYE TO EYE 8TREI8AND S'VIJli; II MM.A.t.H It » "Uirv'a Club Dant." "Drciims Money Can Buy" a THE AVENGERS (52) MASTERPIECE THEATRE OV,.,, "Slay Tuned" "Cloiidn of Wilntsa" «ulch Cottldy ; «, • « Ham nwllnx a I DREAM OF JEANNIE ? 00pm 9:00 tB INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE "FOR MOVIII II - "Dr Bellowi Uoea Sejie" "The firebird" Igor Stravinsky's tlmelesa ballet For >••»•» Ml* Jill; I «5, W X Koto O TODAY IN DELAWARE la re.bruadcast. with Franres prim* baJlerlna. mollrml lipm a (i Claire MuoU. In thaj title role. (Rl SESAME STREET PETE'S ATLANTIC HIOHLANM • VALLEY MARKET BASKET ATLANTIC CINEMA- 4:10 B NBC NIGHTLY NEWS "Food Preservation" Do» »l the Dolphin I 00, • 00 a BEWITCHED B CD SHAFT SAKE' KIANllUHa "Buttle of the Burning Oak" "The Cii|,ruorn Murders" An embezxleiv tries to COLONIAL — B ABC EVENING NEWS take his own death and kill his wile by sr»« IUTMB UT. t am. Suaoilwul Enpriu I 00. 10 B HMrl 8 BEAT THE CLOCK In a fire aet with the connivance of his business 50 •asonnle and a hired killer. (Rl usoumunm ! brtokKMI « 40 CLAYING THE GUITAR MIODLITOWN 8 TV GARDEN CLUB O PERFORMANCE TOWN I AST - "The Marylsnd Baroque Ensemble" butch Cottldv I 00. • II |SJ) A TIME FOR MUSIC TOWN WIST - (5J| EVENING AT POPS THE MOVIES III MASH. llOiPVIIU "Hunan Joy" "The Carr enter*' 7.00 8 8 CBS EVENING NEWS 10:00 O O POLICE STORY Town East w MAZIIT 8 WHAT'S MY LINE? "Countdown" (Pirt II 8gt Joe L* Frieda II Mi|hw.,v 1% *i Palmer A*r PLAZA- DINAH'S FRIENDS — Singer and television host- £lT 747-03331 ForPalt»So««M0;t:IJ a THE NBC NIGHTLY NEWS marked for death by the lyndlcate afUr he kill* M.ddinown 6'l 1070 PAUL NEWMAN «T IIDRIVI IN- B MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE one of their members Involved In a burglary (H) ess Dinah Shore appeared in New York's Hilton SPVSII1; I1HMA SM 10 74 "The Heir Apparent" 0 NEWS ROBERT REDFORD CINIMA I - Hotel to acquaint the press and broadcasting com- Mom.? 00, 7 00. • 7» O TO TELL THE TRUTH O O MARCUS WELBY, M.D. Paramount OINIMA II - O ABC NEWS "Wtnr of K.lpm-r." A traffic controller who uae« munity with her new CBS-TV show this fall. Greet- '.BUTCH CASSIDY Harold ond Moud. 7 00, 7 14. • Of his voice to guide planet Into the airport loatt < «ibur, r. > Hi MM a THE LUCY SHOW Interest In life when mallKnani leilon* are found ing her, left to right, were Atlantic Highlands resi- MATAWAN "Lucy Meets Mlrkcy Roonay" on tin larynx. (R) AND THE CINIMA M - dent John Noonan and Kenneth Friede of Rumson, PAUL NEWMAN A Tl» Sling J IS; t JO a THE MOD SQUAD O THE MIUIONAIRE SUNDANCE KID" The Squad goei bark to srhool to Investigate the IB FIRING LINE executives with TV Guide magazine. ROBERT REOfORO Z STRATHMORI mysterious death of a teacher and break up a MTMU SAT. t SUN CINEMA I- m THE SINNERS KATHARINE ROSS- j Clndertllo 7 00. 7:00 Mary Popplni l"ve_nile_fnr-thtfl ring USOUMMMMI $150 3:15; I:1S TAKE 12 "The Holy Door." With hla marrlafe floundering CINIMA II- a CARRASCOLENDAS due to lack or iuccew, in producing an offspring, "BUTCH CASSIDY AND J I ML Charlie Imprpfnatra the maid and falli In love Mason to begin new film Doy ol lh« Dolphin 7:»; • JO B STATE OF THE WEATHER MIDDLIIROOK with hii wlfe'a beat friend (R) THE SUNDANCE KID" • 152) TEEN ARTS 74: CRISIS CINEMA I- CD SILENT COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL Th« Sling 7:10; » « Roln mallrwt 7 00 7:15 8 FARM, HOME AND GARDEN HOLLYWOOD - James Star is Born," "Odd Man p.m. "Independent Fllmmakeri" CINIMA II — 7:10 O O TREASURE HUNT 10:30 O TUESDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE Mason has been signed to star Out" and "The Seventh Veil." Going Ploctl 7:45, 10:00 Roln motlnn O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE "The 49th Parallel" (19421 stirring Laurence J 15 pm. "Catch « Rhino" Olivier, Eric Portman. Bin fanatic Nails survive in "Mandingo," the Dino De The screenplay of Man- ASIURY PARK O WILD KINGDOM Uie attack of their U-boat by RCAF bombera Laurentis presentation which dingo" is by Norman Wexler. PAUL NEWMAN SAVOY - In the Ouir of Saint Lawrence during World War II. M.morlai Within Mitt Aggl. 7:M; "Polia Apart" Ralph Serpe is executive pro- ROBERT REDFORD B WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 4V HARPER NEWS will be distributed by Para- ST JAMES - "Konrad Lorent and Hli Q«ew" (It) |52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT mount Pictures in the U.S. ducer of the film. Truck Turner 1:00; 7:00; 10.10 Hell In a METS BASEBALL 11:00 Harltml:M a f» o o o HD NEWS and Canada. LYRIC — Meti va. Pittsburgh Pintles Town West Going Ploctt 7:00; 7:00; »:0J ID WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS 0 HITCHCOCK PRESENTS PARAMOUNT - Ourkti Barbara Paldon. Robert Clary, Charlie 8) BOOK IEAT The Mm, directed by Rich- Bulch Coilldy 7 00, 1 30; » « Rich. Jeff Fields talks about hla first novel, "A Cry •ARONIT- IB ON TOP OF IT ard Fleischer, goes before the Cinderella 2 00, I 30 Mary Popplni of Angela." LAST DAYI— a EYE TO EYE 11:10 (S2| ABC NEWS FOR THE DEAF cameras in Baton Rouge, La., MAYFAIR- "r-afeee." Art forferlei and counterMU will be O fE> CBS LATE MOVIE tomorrow. "S*P*Y*S" Uplown Saturday Night 7:00; ! 00, discussed. (Rl "The Face of Fu Manchu" (19851 starring Chrlato- COLLINOSWOOD IB A BIT WITH KNIT rter Lee, Nlpel Green. The deadly fiend, Dr. Fu — PLUS - SNORI DRIVE IN - (52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT tlanchu, seems to live on beyond hla own death. Based on the Internationally The Sting 1:30 Somttlmr* A Great No •ft) a OB MAUDE O O THE TONIGHT SHOW best-selling novel by Kyle On lion 10 55 Host: Joey Blahon. Quest: Oabe Kaplan. "W*A*$*H" NEPTUNE The teen-ager from the ghetto who made ft tem- IB THE 11:30 MOVIE stott, "Mandingo" focuses on WALTDISNrY NEPTUNE CITY - porary ahamblea of the Pindlay household aa For Pete't Sake 7:«; »:45 Maude'a hoiuKRueat, la back again, and this time "Larceny, Inc." (1942) starring Edward. O. Robin- the world of antebellum sla- PRODUCTIONS OCIAN TOWNSHIP ahe wants money. (R) son, Jane Wyman. An ex-con buya a luggage CIRCLI - 8 8 ADAM 12 store next to a bank, hoping to dig his way Into very. Harold and Maude 1:00; 7:30; • 70 the bank's vault, but he finds himself making FREEHOLD "If the Shoe Pita." Officer Malloy and Rend MALL I — answer a burclary report and find ft man breaking monev legitimately. Currently on the screen in For Pelei Sake 7:30; »:IS up the furniture. (R) O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY MALL II- a DEALER'S CHOICE "Shadow of Fear" atarrlnf Anjanatta Comer, "The Destructors," James The Bank Shol 7:75; •: IS O a HAPPY DAYS Jason Even. A young woman, haunted by a his- Mason recently made MENLOPAUK "Be the First on Tour Block," When Howard tory of mental Illness, la tormented by a mysterious CINBMA- Cunningham builds ft bomb shelter, all hts friends, stalker. (Rl "Child's Play" for Para- Thlel ol Bogdott 11 noon Harold and ID PERRY MASON Maud. 2:00, 4-SoT.OO; l« 1000 relatives and neighbors want spare In a shelter mount. Other film credits for ONE LITTLE INDIAN that will hold onlv A, few people. (It) "The Case of the 12th Wildcat" run MM O YANKEES BASEBALL ID DAY AT NIGHT Ma.son include "The Deadly $1.00 FOR CHILDREN! AMIOYI DRIVC-IN Yenkeea va. Baltimore Orlolia. I2O0 Otibst: John Houaemnn. (R) Affair," "The Sea Gull," SKY.!.ir«™l-M7M>.S.M. !•:» IB 03 MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS 12:30 ID NEWS FOR THE DEAF I THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY! • AST BRUNSWICK "Georgy Girl," "Lolita," C?XW.TWM«» "Uvlng Off the Land" 12:45 ID THE TWILI&HT ZONE T C'W IB Sltt STATE SPECIAL 1:00 O THE JOE\FRANKLIN SHOW "North by Northwest," "A ENDS TODAY: 8'P'Y«8 * MASH Butch CaMldy 7:4»; t:S» 8 O TOMORROW PIUS CO-HIT AT OUTDOOR— ' "Brighton Beach." The program takes an In-depth Guests: Joe Wlllens, Ken Kaufman. Cinderella 1:45 MoryPoppInt 10:10 look at the problems which beset Brooklyn's ocean- DRIVE-IN ONLY • side community, Inhabited primarily by the elder- O NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE ly. (R) Qulnn, (52) EXPRESS YOURSELF "U Strada" (19M) starring Anthony «AB«autY. •"THE ABOMINABLE* Olulletta Hasina. "Black Palntera and a Poet" 1:20 ID NEWS 1:21 O UD BICENTENNIAL MINUTES Narrator: Michael Learned. 1:30 J THE LATE SHOW Nothing was missing from DR.PHIBES a"Th e Orego' n Trail" >s life... except Aggie. H Illlllllllllllllllllllllllll IUHII" IIMIUIIII Iflllillllllilll UIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMI (;EK\Kl) DAMIANO S Joplin's grave to get stone

interest of actor Tom Noel, NEW YORK (AP) - The American Society of MODUS -LAST DAY!- Noel says he checked pub- Thanks to the private search Composers, Authors and Pub- lished reports of Joplin's fcte 35- Mlddletown One mile north of Red Bank of a Brooklyn actor and rag- lishers said, last week it will WITHIMC1UU* 1W .HOCHINt UlLJMISM Of IN( SCON AGGI- E "HAROLD ft MAUDE" death in 1917 in a state men- ClUSMW Or THIS M|M H 0N( «IU M lOMlTUD 741-8344 put a marker on the grave in im mi im mwu'isot nnHpwunv time aficianado - and a new tal hospital and found he was St. Michael's Cemetery in As- •UTTOON OFF MAJN wave of popularity - the rag- buried at St. Michael's. STARTS WED! A toria, Queens, in a quiet cer- time composer Scott Joplin AN ALAN J PAKIXA PRQOUCIO* A will get a marker for his emony in late September. ATLANTIC grave 57 years after bis The bronze marker will CINEMA 291-0148 WMRBI BEUTYJ death. read simply "Scott Joplin, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS American Composer," with THE • THE FACTORY" STEREO his birth and death dates, an PARALLAX VIEW* COCKTAIL LOUNGE ft ITALIAN RESTAURANT WADB ASCAP spokesman said. But ASCAP wouldn't even JOSEPH E.LEVINE ...... have known where to look for GEORGE CSCOTTi BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Joplin's grave If not for the MIKENICHO*^ „„„ NOW 24 HOURS A DAY 'Mayffair AP 779S8fll • SERVING THE DAJT^E DOLPHIN They didn't A LAST DAY! THE COLONIAL J'UPTOWN SAT. NIGHT"| KEANSBURG 787-0300 rob the money, STARTS WEDNESDAY 9 STARTS WED ] FINEST IRfl SMOKING SK1I0H EVENINGS at 7 and 9 they stole the • BniccUc i LAST TIMES TONITE CLINT EASTWOOD whole bank. m Rcturnof i ITALIAN THE INCREDIBLE C. SCOTT A ^ with a gre* Mowing... STRING BAND BEAU BRIDGES 600 troopers on her tail, • The Dragon-( CUISINE "THUNDERBOLT A ... M« IMI ptrtortnanc* !• hi* bMll IAJ - And the rest of the country m - PLUS - | 7 NIGHTS A WEEK cheering her oa and UGHTFOOT"

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Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Ber- mudez (nee Nancy Arce), 87 Matawan Ter., Matawan, son, July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Walsh (nee Sernita Jones), 2(0 N. Fifth Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Aug. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Go- mez (nee Natalini Riveiro), 279 Lake Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Aug. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joyce (nee Nancy Van Wyck), 9 Ith- aca Ave., Oceanport, daugh- ter, Aug. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Le- vin (nee Shoshanna White), 807 Seventh St., Lakewood, son, Aug. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carter (nee Carol Donnelly), 175 Stokes Place, Long Branch, daughter, Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs. John Colbert (nee Victoria Tabbs), 346 Morris Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dan ziger (nee Rosalind Sutton), 14 Wertheim Place, Long Branch, daughter, Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van- netta (nee Yvonne Cool- baugh), 722 Bendermere Ave., Interlaken, son, Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald liar kins (nee Ruth Schwartz), M Washington Place, Keans- burg, daughter, Aug. 4. Course set on county land uses L1NCROFT - A study of Monmouth County land uses from the air will be offered by Brookdale Community Col- lege next month. A pre-flight session will be held frorr! 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the Lincroft campus Aug. 15, and the flight will leave from Monmouth County Airport at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 17. The initial seminar will pro- . vide students with back- ground material about the county. In the air, students will see the New York skyline, the clam beds of the artificial reef, the Dead Sea of the Shore coastline, Conesconk Point, sewer outfalls, the Burnt Fly Bog and Naval Am- munition Depot, Earle. The .in-flight lecturer will illus- trate'the ways in which larm areas, farm, residential and Industrial — are used.

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College awks bankruptcy ruling NEWARK -r Officials of Bloomflcld College arc urging we federal courts to declare the school bankrupt In papers filed in US District Court here yesterday, the ichool said it could no longer meet operating expenses and •iked to be declared insolvent. Dr. Merle F Allshouse, president of the small private col- "... Peter Altarrz, 7. of Leonardo, skillful and srlf-con "... HeMI Richardson, 7. ot Brlford, ptlllr ami freckle- "... Lori Jorgensen. 8. of Port Monmouth. serious-fared lege, declined comment because, "There are creditors to pro (tdent..." fated ..." and sloe eyed ..." tcct, faculty to protect." Allshouse reportedly announced at a faculty meeting last Thursday that the four-year college would file for reorganiza- tion under the Federal Bankruptcy Act, which would allow it to continue operating while it settles with its creditors The college has a projected enrolment of 527 full-time students for 160 youngsters have fun, learn the coming year. Allshouse cited a recent court order that the college reins- By BOB BRAMLEY he holds in his hand. Miss tate 13 faculty members, II of whom had tenure. College offi- Fisher, daughter" of house cials said the teachers were dismissed for financial reasons, MIDDLETOWN - They mover Duffy Fisher of Gill- one of the few legal criteria for dismissing tenured teachers call it "Project Growth ' in ville. Is la|l and spectacu- The college also had sought to eliminate tenure for the rest of New Monmouth School, where larly beautiful in Afro clothes, the teaching staff. 160 youngsters, from pre-kin- waist-length straight black dergarteners to fifth graders, hair and huge gold hoop earr- Emergency water system sought are overcoming learning dis- ings. DOVER TOWNSHIP - Mayor Ethel Zaun of this Ocean abilities in a summer school Beside young Williams, Carl County community where residents of a two-mile square sec- transformed from a put-down Kowalski of Belford, also 9, tion have been forbidden to drink water from wells shown to to a positive experience. wields a deft brush on his be contaminated, was to meet with the Public Utilities Com- Here sits Jackie Boylan, 7, plaque, carefully coloring its mission today seeking permission for installation of an emer- of Naveslnk, sharing the relief design in tones of red gency water system. game comer in a classroom and blue. She said yesterday that if the PUC allows the Toms River with Mrs. Elaine O'Gara, a They learn together under Water Co. to install the system, it could be in operation within parent aide. Jackie tells Mrs. Miss Fisher the mathematics 10 days. O'Gara on which pins to place inherent in measurement and State tests last week showed that the water table had different colored plastic design. been contaminated by residue from several hundred chemical disks. A red is worth three The tinkle of a barroom up- storage drums dumped in the area about two years ago. blues; a blue is worth three right piano fills the corridor One well of at least 3 affected supplies the Ocean County yellows. Mrs. O'Gara puts the near the music room where Juvenile Detention Center, where Director Gary Herzog said disks on the pins as Jackie teacher John A. Furiato beats more than 20 inmates have been drinking bottled water for hands them to her. out "Raindrops Keep Falling four weeks. Jackie is learning math- on My Head" with practiced "Not only is it getting expensive but it is also very incon- ematical place values. And he ease. venient to ration out the water," Herzog said. is learning them not in con- Plastic spoons Mayor Zaun said the emergency system, using above ventional decimal notation, Among some 25 youngsters ground pipes, would alleviate the problem until the township nor even in the binary nota- of varying ages clicking out council could enact a $365,000 bond ordinance to construct a tion made somewhat familiar the tempo with plastic spoons permanent system. by today's computer tech- and handclaps are Peter Al- niques; he is learning trinary varez, 7, of Leonardo, skillful notation — place values to the and self-confident; Heidi PUC probes shipworm complaint base 3. Richardson, 7, of Belford, pet- NEWARK - State Public Utilities Commission President "Ah, you caught that," says ite and freckle-faced, grin- Anthony J. Grossl says the PUC will investigate complaints Sidney Sender, the program's ning as she plies her spoons, . that warm water from a nuclear generating plant has caused mathematics resource person, and Lori Jorgensen, 8, of Port WIRED FOR SOUND — Protect Growth reading texts in their open books. Youngsters, from left, , • plague of shipworms on Bamegat Bay. grinning satisfaction. Jackie Monmouth, serious-faced and resource person Mrs. Kathleen Creutzberg pre- are Dlna Brooks, 7; Steven Oster, 6, and Alicia Ja- . , Grossl said yesterday that two investigators will inspect is learning trinary notation, sloe-eyed, gravely watching sides In Middletown's New Monmouth School as cocks, 7. damage to marinas and bulkheads in the Oyster Creek area, he explains, because it's not the teacher as she follows his youngsters learn reading from tapes which follow Mar the Jersey Central Power ft Light Co. electric plant. the base that's important; it's beat. The shipworm, which is actually a tiny mollusk, bores the concept of place value Entranced, little Cathy teacher, calls the turns as a is signposted by blackboard •Into wood, weakening it. Residents have complained that that counts. Shelbrick of Keansburg (not spaced-out platoon of boys notes or paper sign direc- warm water from the plant cooling system creates ideal Combination padlocks all the youngsters are from and girls bounces a couple of tives. But reading is injected breeding conditions for the pest. Here Is Joyce Simms, pret- the local school district) for- dozen basketballs in unison. directly, too, painlessly, Grossl said the PUC will not consider shutting down the ty, brown-eyed and shy at 7. gets to keep time. Her seven- Then, crouching to the floor, through group and individual plant until completion of the investigation. Joyce is learning to open year-old face glows, mouth they hand the basketballs in games. combination padlocks by turn- agape, as she watches the rhythmic S-curves around In a corner of the library, Ing their dials to certain se- teacher's flying fingers and their outspread feet, calling Mrs. Shirley Hill and four Bell strikers may return to work quences of numbers in the drinks in his spritely music. to mind the deft antics of the young helpers sprawl on the OAKLYN - Union officials were hopeful nearly 900 Bell proper direction. Joyce hesi- Here again, explains Mr. Harlem Globetrotters. floor. They are reading a .Telephone workers who walked off their South Jersey jobs in tates, unsure of which way to Furiato, the underlying game They count aloud as they book jointly, with the kids i» wildcat strike would return to work today. turn the dial. Opening the is numbers — numbers used go; it's basketball by the vying to see who can be first The strikers walked out yesterday in a protest against a locks, she not only learns in counting time, numbers to numbers. to read the next sentence cor- national contract approved by union and company negotia- numbers, but distinguishes designate whole and half- "Five bounces, three times; rectly. tors. left from right once and for notes, quarter-notes and that equals 15," explains Mr. Wired for sound They are members of Telephone Workers Union of New all. The lock opens and she eighths, and fleet sixteenths, Racioppi, a little breathless In a double classroom, Mrs. Jersey, Local 827, affiliated with the International Broth- smiles, forgetting her shy- and even fleeter hemidemise- from his exercise of com- Kathleen Creutzburg, reading erhood of Electric Workers. But the head of the local, which ness. miquavers. mand. resource person, presides represents about 13,500 New Jersey Bell employes, said the Concentration shows in the It's learning set to music — With all these numbers over Dina Brooks and Alicia onion did not sanction tbs walkout face of Grant Williams, 9, of popular music, at that. comes reading, also.'Young- Jacocks, both 7, and Steven GAME CORNER — Jackie Boylan, 7, of Navesink, Oster, 6. All three kids are The strikers congregated at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Navesink, as art teacher Miss Dozen basketballs sters read the directions that hands colored disks to Mrs. Elaine O'Gara, a par- wired for sound. The tape hall in this Camden County community, their planned head- Ellen Fisher praises his work In the gymnasium, Anthony tell them what to do with ent aide In Middletown's Project Growth for they hear in their headphones quarters in the event of a national strike. John Crenny, local on the painted plaster plaque Racioppi, physical education their numbers; each activity youngsters. Jackie Is learning place values: A red follows the teift in the picture president, said he came here from his Newark office to per- disk Is worth three blues; a blue Is worth three yel- books open on the desk before suade the strikers to return to wrok. lows. Photos by The Daily Register's Don Lordi them. "We feel pretty well assured that we'll have them back on Besides Mr. Sender and Growth people, professional the job Tuesday morning," he said. Project Growth youngsters are selected from among Mrs. Creutzburg, Mr. Furiato, and volunteer, sincerely care Title I children attending re- Miss Fisher and Mr. Ra- about these kids and their medial classes during the cioppi, Mr. Falvo is assisted learning disabilities. With ten- Seniors demonstrate on fares regular school year, explains by Dr. Roger N. Singer, der loving care, they warm ATLANTIC CITY T Twenty elderly persons demonstra- Anthony J. Falvo, Navesink school psychologist; Mrs. Do- the youngsters with individual ted near city hall Monday to protest a proposal that would School principal who is also lores James, school nurse, attention as they help them force them to buy tickets in advance to ride jitneys at half- principal of Project Growth. and Fred Century, social learn to learn. fare. They are kids who attend or worker, plus the staff of paid Social worker Fred Century "Jitney bosses want more money and treat old people like will attend not only schools, of parent aides and volunteer says it: "We're turning 'sum- dogs" read one placard carried by the demonstrators. the local public school sys- student aides. mer school' from negative to Currently, persons over 65 pay half the regular 30-cent tem, but also nearby paro- Obvious to the observer is positive. It's no longer a put- fare after they show jitney drivers a state identification card. chial and private institutions. the fact that all these Project down. The kids enjoy it." The half-fare program is subsidized by the state Department of Transportation DOT, which provides quarterly subsidies that are divided among the 160 to 190 jitneymen. .But the jitneymen claim they are not receiving enough Red Bank squad to have compensation* They devised the new system with the DOT. It would require the elderly, starting next Monday, to purchase books of 10 jitney tickets in advance at resort banks. its first female member

Crew blamed in rail fatalities RED BANK - After more Her application was twice tain courses and she con- NEWARK — A state Public Utilities Commission report than two years of discussion denied after being "black- tended she was fully quali- says that a June Erie-Lackawanna freight train mishap in and litigation, this borough is balled," and a month later fied. which two brakemen were killed was apparently caused by going to-have its first female she filed a complaint with the The settlement was ap- the failure of the train crew to check their brakes. first aid squad member. Division on Civil Rights alleg- proved by Mrs. Madora J. Do- PUC safety agent John F. I.arkin said the 3 car train left This was made possible yes- ing sex discrimination. herty. hearing officer. Repre- the yard in Port Jervis, NY. with a brake system lever in the terday when the squad and The squad had contended it senting Mrs. Van Pelt was closed position. > """ Mrs. Barbara Van Pelt reached- rejected Mrs. Van Pelt's ap- Richard McOmber of Fair On a grade down to Lake Junction, the train's speed be- agreement shortly before a plication for membership be- Haven. The squad was repre- came too great because, the brakes were not working, the re- scheduled hearing before the cause there was a question as sented by Martin Rudnick of port said. New Jersey Division on Civil to whether she would be able Red Bank,and representing Rights in Newark. the state was Helen Forsyth, An attempt to use hand brakes did not work, and the engi- to handle certain tasks as While all the terms of the well as a man. a deputy attorney general. neer, R. Miller, told the two brakemen, J. Rush and A. Ryn- agreement were not made The squad had suggested Neither Mr Rudnick nor hardt to jump off. public, the main point was making her pass certain Mr. McOmber would discuss Rush and Rynhardt were killed in the Jump; Miller was that the squad will accept physical tests before acting details of the agreement, severely injured when he jumped, the report said. Mrs. Van Pelt as a "member on her application, but Mrs. however, the agreement will in good standing." Van Pelt said all that was re- become public record when It 3,000 join strike against WE Her confirmation as a quired for membership was is filed in Trenton within 10 KEARNY — A spokesman for the International Broth- member is tentatively sched- successful completion of cer- days. erhood of Electrical Workers Local 147 said today that .1,000 uled for the squad's monthly workers In Newark have Joined the union strike against West- meeting Aug. 22. . «rn Electric Co. "The only thing I can say," $230 stolen from diner He said the workers at the Gateway plant went on Ntriko Mrs. Van Pelt said last night, KEANSBURG - Thieves that the place had been van- is thelfcontract expired at 12:01 am today. "is that I'm very happy. It escaped with $233 in cash af- dalized. Police said refrig- • Jack Scrudalo, the local grievance chairman, also pre- was definitely worth it, and ter breaking into and ran- erator doors were found open dicted that there would be trouble at the company's main my only plan is to be a good sacking King 1 Diner, 4 Lau- and food had been thrown New Jersey plant here, where 13,000 workers went off the job squad member." rel Ave., some time between around the diner. A juke box Monday. Mrs. Van Pelt, wife of a 10 p.m. Sunday and 6 a.m. was also broken, and a fan "The police ire really roughing us up," Scrudato com- ART BY THE NUMBERS - Art teacher Ellen Fisher checks work of Grant borough policeman, and yesterday. was torn from a window, po- plained. Williams, 9, of Navesink, left, while Carl Kowalski, 9, of Belford, paints on. squad member, has been Police said the owner, Jo- lice added. He laid that an Injunction issued yesterday afternoon by Protect Growth youngsters in New Monmouth School are overcoming trying to join the squad since seph Tempio. reported early Thleves'enlcred the estab- Feb. 22, 1972, when she first Superior Court Judge Theodore Bolter limiting the number of learning disabilities in mathematics and reading by improving skills yesterday morning that a lishment by breaking a rear submitted her application. pickets to 30 at each gate could spark trouble. through practical applications. break-in had taken place, and window, police laid. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, i9M two behind; Mets triumph

1 khit , a singl•e in thk e l*12thl , BrocDI k int g tI o thlk e right-centekt l r fialrfieldt arHTfe alivflliV?e anaild welWelll in thllU*e NfNal - By Tke Associated Press • Gene Garter replaced Run- the bases, before Torre rap- righthanders Wayne Twitchell on a grounder by Jerry Grote, was thrown out attempting In fence. tional League West. The Cin- Joe Torre's bases-loaded ert and issued an intentional ped his game-winning hit of the Phils and Bob Gibson Don Hahn was intentionally steal by Boone. Bases-loaded walks to Gar- cinnati Reds art just alive. single in the 13th inning lifted walk to Ted Simmons, loading Simmons' two-run homer in of the Cards, engaged in a walked to gel to McGraw but rett and Grote and Mann's Opening an important the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3 • in the ninth for the Cards sent classic pitcher's duel. Pitcher Tug MiGraw's the New York relief pitcher ob ""-ob", three-run double broke a 4-4 bases-loaded forceoul scored three-game series last night, 2 victory over the Phila- Cosh 2b 4 o Brock II 6 0 I he game into extra innings. But after Gibson was lifted foiled the strategy by doubl Bowa it tie in the eighth inning and three insurance runs in the the Dodgers won «-J and gave delphia Phillies last night. Schmidt JO With the Cards trailing 2-0, for a pinch hitter in the MM V*r* IMI Montontl Ib Simmon* c the New York Mets scored h T, New York ninth. New York's the Reds' pennant dreams a Torrt Ib McBride singled to lead off eighth, Philadelphia added a Mirlyi « 0 Hunt* The victory boosted the Unser cl 1 Davit ct 3 I kick in the percentages Jhnltne rt Cruirt three more runs in the ninth Milkm 7b 1 I Ken Boswell hit a two-run first-place Cardinals' lead in the ninth and Simmons belled run in the ninth off Al lira Jones II I Forty Ib OBrown It 7 SnglMrl 4 "They're the best dub in Boonec DoUnxk his 14th home run of the base- bosky. With two out, Jay to bury the Montreal Kxpos Milnrr Ib 5 home run in the seventh in the National League East to Hutton It Tyson u SMtOrt 0 Jrgmnll baseball, there's no doubt Andrmrt McCrvr rf ball season over the right Johnstone reached first when KM. UnpooMO 0 •JieySb ning to even the count at 4-4 two games over Philadelphia Mr liu or 0 Foattc Twilchell p 53MM about It," said a dismayed Taylor pn field fence to the score. Jose Cruz dropped his line McGraw, 2-5, who replaced Gosow It 0 Frutt A triple by Willie Davis and Ted Sizemore doubled off 1 Blew p Richer! p HrbSkvMMp starter Tom Seaver in the Go/relUB single by Mike Jorgensen Sparky Anderson, the Cincin- Gorber p Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead drive for an error. Johnstone CroltC 0 Mrlesph Pete Richert, II. to lead off Metnoiph Honnd nati manager, as his Reds in the first inning when Larry stole second and came around seventh inning, delivered the 0 scored runs for the Expos in the 13th After Bake McBride Muni Seover p dropped 7% games off the Gorman p to score on an RBI single by game-winning hit after the BOMMtlpK I the first They added a run in was intentionally walked, Bowa beat out an infield hit, I Tololi 4S 3 1 Totals 44 1 I! Mels loaded the bases. Kd Dodgers' frontrunning pace. Phili catcher Bob Boone stole his 28th base of the year Boone the second on a base hit by Philadelphia IOO ooo ooi oooo Totalt J« 10 7 Totals » 4 9 Kranepool walked with one New York 001 00J 333 -10 Ron Hunt and scored their "If we had that kind of lead threw wildly into center field SI Loult 000 000 001000 1 and scored on Willie Monfa- Lou Brock had four hits for E-Sllcmori. J Crul, Brock, Dovanon out and Wayne Garrett sin- Montreal 711 000 000 -4 I'd say we had a mortal lock on an attempted pickoff, the nez' two-out single the Cards and stole two bases E-Hunl. Fairly. Mornlton DP-New fourth run in the third on 3. Twitchell, Boom DP-Phlladelphia I gled to center. York 1. Montreal 1 LOS-New York I. 1 on the pennant But the world runners advancing to second St Loull I. LOB- Phllodelphlo 9. SI That was the only run over to lift his season total to 74 Montreal II 3B-McGrow 1B-W Pepe Frias ground ball. Loull It. 3B—Hutton, Brock. Siiemore Davll. HH-Boiwell (II. will never end." HR- Simmons 14 SB Bo«o 2. Brock 3. the first eight innings as But after getting his fourth After the runners moved up The Los Angeles Dodgers and third. Jonmtone. McBride S-Suemore, Un SF-Krone pool May's 2-hitter tops Bosox By Ike Associated Press last week and pitched once in only some 325 feet from home ning that helped Minnesota relief before going against plate, but he'll take it. In win the nightcap. Rudy May, making his first Boston last night. fact, he looks forward to play- Jackson's two-out blast into start since coming off the dis- Baltimore Manager Earl ing in distinctively shaped the right-field bleachers in abled list last week, blanked Weaver has a nomination for parks like Tiger Stadium and the opener made a loser of Boston on two hits last night, most valuable player in the Boston's Fenway Park. Bert Blyleven, 1013, who pitching the New York Van American League — his own "They're good for base- allowed only five Oakland kees to an 8-0 victory over the second baseman, Bobby ball," he said. "If fans like to hits Ken Holtzman, 12-12, got Red Sox. Grich. see action, this park will give the victory, with ninth-inning relief help from Rollie Fin- May, 3-2, struck out seven "If Reggie Jackson slips, it to them. That's why they gers. and walked three. The only Grich should be in the run- always draw a million fans hits off the 29-year-old left ning for MVP," said Weaver. here. I've really cracked Jerry Terrell's bunt drove hander was a two-out single "If it doesn't happen this some balls in Baltimore, and home the first run of the to left in the fourth by Rico year, it will happen some all they are are outs. You get Twins' rally in the fourth in- Petrocelli and Tommy Har- year. He's getting better and penalized for doing something ning of the nightcap and Eric per's line drive single to left better and better." right. I can't wait to go to Soderholm delivered another with one out in the ninth. While Jackson, the slugging Detroit or Boston to play a with a sacrifice fly before The Yankees grabbed a 1-0 outfielder of the Oakland A's, game." Carew drove home Terrell lead against Bill Lee, 12-10, in rnust be considered a favorite Grich and Paul Blair com- with his base hit. Sal Bando the second inning on Thur- to retain his MVP title, Grich bined to score 10 runs for the had a two-run homer for the man Munson's 10th homer of didn't lose any votes with his Orioles in the doubleheader, A's. the year. They added three performance in yesterday's with Blair scoring three times Thurman Munson Cesar Tovar started and more runs in the fifth when twinight doubleheader against in each game. And it was finished a six-run first inning Graig Nettles singled and the Detroit Tigers. Blair's two-run homer in the the ninth on an RBI single by in the Rangers' triumph over scored on Jim Mason's triple, He belted a three-run sixth inning which broke a 3-3 Don Baylor. Chicago. then Roy White slammed a homer, a run-scoring single tie and put Baltimore ahead Reggie Jackson's eighth-in- Dick Allen drove in three two-run homer, his third of and scored three times to for good. ning homer, his 20th of the runs for Chicago as did Car- the year and first since April lead Baltimore to a 7-4 vic- Blair's homer, his 12th of season, lifted the A's to vic- los May, who had three hits 30. tory in the opener, then added the season, followed a two-out tory in the opener, while Rod including a ninth-inning New York made it 5-0 in the another hit and a walk in the single by Mark Belanger. The Carew's run-scoring single homer, his seventh of the seventh when White tripled Orioles' 6-3 triumph in the Orioles got their final run in capped a three-run fourth in- year. and Elliott Maddox grounded nightcap. a single, then closed out the But despite Weaver's acco- scoring with three in the lades, Grich isn't quile ready eighth — two of them on a to lay claim to the MVP bases-loaded single by Mason. award. MiMletown, Hazlet May, purchased by the Yan- "I've got a long way to go kees from the California An- for that," the 25-year-old in AP wlrepholo gels earlier this season, was fielder said with a smile. SAFELY HOME — Larry Bow (10) of the Philadelphia Phillies slides sa- placed on the disabled list af- Elsewhere in the American fely home under the tag of Ted Simmons of the St. Louis Cardinals at St. ter injuring his left shoulder League, Oakland split a pair score playoff wins Louis last night. Bowa scored in the first Inning on Willie AAontanez's and right hip in Kansas City with Minnesota, winning 2-1 single. July 10. He was reactivated then losing 4-3, and Texas out- Manalapan had scored in scored Chicago 13-8. Middletown Township walked only one, while Glow- pulled off a major upset in zenski fanned three and the first inning when Wendell Weaver said he wasn't sur- the American North Division allowed nine hits. Becker walked and tallied on prised by Grich's homer, the of the Ed Carleton Memorial Middletown's Mike McCabe a fielders choice. Freehold 17th of the year for the right- Baseball League playoffs last collected three hits, drove one knotted the game in the third Seven star quarterbacks handed hitter, who is now night by defeating Atlantic in and scored another. Bob on a walk to Charlie Carney batting .286 with 64 runs bat- Highlands, 3-0, behind the Hawanczak went one-for one and singles by Barney I)i ted in and 71 runs scored. three-hit pitching of Kurt with three walks and Bill An- Benedetto and Joe Reynolds. "I'm getting to the point Kreighbaum. tonelli scored the game's first where I think he'll hit one ev- Glenn Issenger was touched report to training camps run in the fifth inning. for six hits, walked one and ery other day, the way he's In other playoffs, Hazlet's swinging the bat," said the Brian Flynn hurled a two-hit- Chris Williams led the win- fanned seven while getting up at the Rams' Fullerton, By The Associated Press Rams, Bob Lilly and Lee Roy their decision to rejoin the manager. ter and struck out 13 to lift ners' defense at short. the win. Bill Malko allowed Calif., camp. Jordan of Dallas. Cowboys' strike. his team over Union Beach, 2- Hazlet scored both its runs only two hits but walked 11 Quarterback. Bob Griese led "I think something is going Grich's homer barely quarterback Roger Staubach One was that they had been 0, in another American North in the third inning to defeat while striking out six. a rush of star quarterbacks to be settled pretty soon," reached the overhanging up- reported Sunday. hearing management's view bout. Union Beach. The first scored Mike Boniello pitched and. into National Football League* said Griese. "Owners lost $3 per deck facade in right field, training camps yesterday and The NFL said as of yes- of the strike in most reports on a bases-loaded walk, and batted West Long Branch to $5 million last weekend in terday afternoon there were In the National West, Ma- the second came in on Ed predicted a quick end to the and that they had gotten a lotion (•) Mew Vert (I) over Ocean. Boniello gave up exhibition games. They're not 325 veterans in camp, in- ot> nalapan eliminated Freehold, Geromanos's sacrifice fly. seven hits and went two-for- players strike. clear picture of the players' Horper II I While dr> going to do that every week. cluding 100 starters. view from the meeting. Brlsn it 0 Moddoxct 2-1, while West Long Branch Brian Flynn pitched a two- three at the plate, both Griese, a seven-year Miami Vitrmtkl Ib 0 Wurcer rl And players are going to be That meant about 900 veter- Pirelli 3b 1 Pnella II upset Ocean Township and hitter for the winner, walking doubles. veteran, reported to the Dol- reporting to camp. The play- The other was that they had Mntflmry c 0 Sdklt tb Nick Fiorlllo, 9-3, in an Amer- ans, including 500 starters, Evoni rf 0 Munson c two and striking out 13. Mike Cittadino collected phins' camp in suburban Bis ers association is going to re- been told by striking players Cater dh 0 Nettles & ican East contest. still were honoring the 37-day Griffin 2b cayne College. At about the that no matter how many free 0 OAlomarTb Hal Ackerman, the loser, three hits in as many trips alize they're not as strong." strike that had a profound ef- Miller cf 0 Maun it Middletown's Kreighbaum, same time Pittsburgh's Terry agents and rookies jvere in Bnquei ph 0 Moyp was touched for only four hits and Paul O'Dwyer went two- fect on the first weekend of Leeph 0 who pitched for Mater Dei but walked five. He fanned for-three. Bradshaw was checking into The trio of quarterbacks camp now, the same veteran Segulp 0 exhibition play. High School during the 10. Chuck Weinkofsky smashed the Steelers' camp at I.at weren't the only stars to show players would make team Totoll 37 0 J Totals 37 I 14 spring, out-pitched former Se- Hadl, who led the Rams in Boston ooo ooo ooo -o Manalapan's winning run in a solo home run for Ocean. robe, Pa. up yesterday. Joining them anyway and that the veterans New York Old 030 U. -I raph teammate Bart Glow- were such veterans as Jack 1973 to their best record since E — Burleson. OP—Boston 2. New York the eighth inning scored on a Nick Fiorillo, who starred And a few hours laterv John would be more solid if they !. LOB-Botlon 4, New York I. zenski for the win. Kreigh- the club moved to Los Angel- IB-Mom R. White. MR -Munson (101, wild pitch. Mike Smith for Ocean Township High Hadl of Los Angeles showed Snow and Joe Scibelli of the were to stick together. baum struck out five and es from Cleveland two dec- R White 13). S-Alomar reached base on an infield hit > School, was the victim of the ades ago, appeared gloomy as and advanced on an error and hitting attack. He went just he* gave newsmen a brief in- a sacrifice before the errant two innings and gave up five Baseball to start terview. pitch. runs. "My teammates know how I feel," the 12-year pro said. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "It comes down to a personal scouting combine situation. A problem within myself is that it takes a How they stand MILWAUKEE (AP) - Seventeen of the 24 major league month to get my arm ready, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE baseball clubs are embarking on a new system of finding to- CM DMtM* East Division and that's one reason I'm « L Pet. St morrow's stars — a'Central Scouting Bureau which will pro- Boiton ~ •*•• • L ret. OB here. Cleveland .... M a MJ - St. Louis 57 S3 5J3 - vide reports and recommendations to its members. Baltimore. ... So M .SM IV! Phllodelphlo 55 M 505 1 "If I thought this would af- New York 54 13 SU 3 Pittsburgh 53 57 477 5 Formation of the new group was announced yesterday, with 55 491 S'/i MontrMl. 50 56 .473 SVi fect the future of the team, I Milwaukee 56 411 t'f, Detroit New York 47 St .441 I Jim Wilson resigning effective Sept. 1 as vice president and 57 .477 7 Chicago 44 60 .434 9Vi probably wouldn't come. I West West general manager of the Milwaukee Brewers to head the oper- Oakland u u in LosAnaeles 73 thought it out thoroughly and KonsosClly 54 S3 SO9 I 37 .6*4 - Cincinnati 66 45 .595 7V, ation. my teammates know how I J«°s 56 55 .505 «'/, Houston M S3 .519 It His assistant will be Donald Preis, who's stepping down as Chlcogo 54 54 :500 9 Atlanto M 53 .514 14Vi feel. Minnesota 53 57 41} 11 San Francisco 50 63 .446 34 assistant to the general manager of the Baltimore Orioles. California 43 ,7 .391 J| San Diego 45 6.7 403 39 Two New York Jets - vet- Yesterday's Hewitt Yestottar's ReMtts Wilson, 52, a former major league pitcher and scout, Baltimore 7-e. Detroit 4 J Houston 7, Son Francisco 3 eran linebackers John Eber- Oakland 13, Minnesota 14 New York 10, Montreal 4 joined the Brewers in 1971 and became general manager New York I, Boiton 0 Los Angeles 6. Cincinnati 3 sole and Rob Spicer — pulled Te»ai 13, Chicago I St. Louts 3, Philadelphia 3,13 Innings a year later. The team said it would not name a .successor im- a double reverse yesterday Only aomet scheduled At Ionia 9. Son Diego 7 mediately. Atmrkm DaM and walked out of the team's Boston IDrogo 5 7 and Marlchol 3-11 at , »• Louis (McGlolhetTftj and Fomh Wilson served on a committee of baseball executives training camp to join the Na- Milwaukee (Wright 115 and Stolon 0131, fiW'W ITorrtl 9-7) and Rogers which had studied establishment a scouting bureau, and at 3 7 p.m. 11-iJ). 7 6:05 p.m. tional Football League play- Cleveland (J.Perry 11-01 at Detroit Chicago (Todd 3D at Phllodelphlo first turned down the head job when it was offered to him. (Lemanciyk I -01, • p.m. ICortlton 13 71.7:35pm ers' strike. Baltimore (Hood 1 01 at New York New York (Koosmon II 71 ot Pitts He reconsidered after the committee, headed by Joe Brown ITIdrowl-OI.Op.m burah (Ellis 71), 7:35 p.m. Mlnnetolo (Crobln 6 31 ot Kansas City Their action left the Jets Cincinnati (T; Carroll 3-OI ot Los An of the Pittsburgh Pirates, appealed to Brewers President Bud (Ool Canton65), 1:30pm oeleslSuttontt), 10:30 p.m. with nine veterans — most of California (Hostler 3 51 at Chicago Atlanta (P Nlekro It9) at San Dleao Selig during the All-Star game break them fringe players — still at IWood 16-13). 9 p.m. (Grle(6 13l,10:30p.m Oakland (Blue 119) ot Teaos (Jenkins Houston ICrlllln 1141 at San Fran "The Brewers made a personal sacrifice for what we con- their Hofstra University 14.101, 9p.m. Cisco (Hollckll 41, 10:30 pm sider the best interests of baseball," said Selig. camp. nut iniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiHiHiiiiiHiii imiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiMitwiiniinni "Baseball has been very good to me," said Wilson. "If Ebersole, a five-year veter- this is my chance to pay baseball as a whole for the good an from Penn State, and Spi- things I've gotten out of it, then I had to accept " cer, a third-year pro from In- American League President Lee McPhail, on hand for the diana,, both of whom had re- announcement, said the bureau will give its members much ported to camp late last better coverage for their scouting dollar. week, made their decision af- "It's gotten so that it's impossible for any one organiza- ter attending a Sunday night tion to do a really good job covering the entire country," said meeting of striking Jets vet- McPhail. erans. Wilson said that a participating club might go into the A source at the camp said free agent draft next June with information on between 600 Ebersole and Spicer at- and 700 young players, compared with perhaps 250 in the past. tempted unsuccessfully to Racing Now thru August 24 All American League clubs except the Chicago White Sox contact Coach Charley Win- MONMOUTH PARK. OCMnporl, NJ. will be members of the bureau. National League clubs joining ner, who was at a meeting, 2 Mikt fran Girdon St. f.rtwjr bit 10> EXACTA & are Pittsburgh, Chicago, Montreal, Cincinnati, Atlanta and and met instead with assis- Co*, to wfcin tk. Bi|:0NS •« TfllFECTA WAGERING Houston. tant general manager Mike BENEFIT SLATED — The Best Brand Dealers Association will host Its Wilson said there was a good possibility of adding two Martin. sixth-annual Pro-Am tournament ot the Forsgate Country Club In James- t Racing... Big Thrills... Big Fun. (Hiitam until it not MHIIIID burg Aug. 12. Left to right, touring pro Larry Zlegler; Morris Luteran, clubs to the list, and that two more had expressed interest in According to Martin, Spicer POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM joining next year after seeing how the bureau works. gave two basic reasons for BBD board chairman, and pro golfer Julius Boros. Young Borg SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY AUGUST i'. 1974 The Daily Register 15 '• steals show Emperor Waltz on U.S. Clay set for Sapling OCEANPORT - Prom a to- Caesar P. Kimmel's Muscle. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Top-seeded Jimmy Connors the Sapling and will be a good tal of 17( two-year-olds eli- Possible supplementary Swedish teenager BJom Borg. of Belleville, III., faced Pat- measure of the quality of the gible- to run in Saturday's nominees are I'akm and long blond hair (lying, rick DuPrez of Birmingham. two-year-olds in California . 1100,000 Sapling at Monmouth Root's The Bagel Prince, grabbed the spotlight in yes- Ala., in a match under the compared with those racing '. Park, only Dixiana's Emper- Miami Lakes Ranch's Krotos, terday's opening round of the lights last night. in the East. The California- $130,000 U.S. Clay Court Ten- or Waltz is considered a defi- Fourth Estate Stable's Sun- bred son of Grounded II out - nis Championships. Borg, playing with power nite starter in the six-furlong day Column, Jaclyn Stable's of The Bagel Queen lost a . The 18-year-old star, who and without any apparent dash, but the owners of at Cissie's Song, Roland Art* nose decision to DiMaggio in already this year has cap- emotion, slammed past least nine other juveniles may tone's Bombay Duck, J.L the Hollywood Juvenile tured the Italian, French and Holmes with ease in the first supplement at a cost of $5,000 Greer's Foolish Pleasure, Championship as Tyro winner • Swedish Opens, hammered set But the American began each. Chasrigg Stable's What A Bold Gun from the East fin- his way past stocky Norman to push the No. 3 seeded Borg No doubt, there are several Sketch, Herbert Allen's Ka- ished ninth as the favorite un- Holmes or Melbourne, Fla 8- in the second set. possible starters among those long and D.F. Russo's Royal der Bill Shoemaker. 1.8-3 eligible for the race, but their Distinction. Foolish Pleasure, a $20,000 As Borg experienced con- owners and trainers have not Emperor Waltz was most trol problems and had trouble yet made their plans public. impressive here last Saratoga yearling bargain, is handling lobs, Holmes took a In this group could be Syndi- Thursday as he ran away unbeaten with stakes (allies Lynch win 2-1 lead, fell behind 3-2, then Stable's Fearless Invader, from a field of Sapling hope- in a division of Delaware tied it at 3-3. Holmes finally Tinton Falls Stable's Talc, fuls to score by five lengths. Park's Dover and Aqueduct's succumbed as Borg reas- Mrs Herman Udouj's Royal The homebred son of Golden Tremont to his credit What A keeps cage serted his dominance to win Draftsman, Robert Weinsiers Ruler was third in a division Sketch was second, beaten a the last three games. Ricks Jet, Bwamazon Farm's of the Dragoon at Liberty neck in the Tremont. Commercial Pilot, Greentree Borg's biggest problem on Bell in his previous effort but Several Sapling possibilities Stable's Knightly Sport, Mrs loop close the first day of the eight-day may not have liked the racing are entered in today's Sara- MIGHTY MIDY — Ridden by Mickey Solomone, Mldy's Boy (S) won the E.T. Holsey's Gait Leg, Keys- tournament at the In- surface. Trainer Chuck toga Special — Knightly BELMAR - Jerry Lynch's feature at Monmouth Park yesterday. Vascar (3), reined by Paul Kallai, tone Stable's Pepi Addy and dianapolis Racquet Club ap- Werstler saddled the colt to Sport, Kalong, What A Sketch stayed within striking dis- was second. Mldy's Boy paid $29.40. peared to be finding a place break his maiden here early and Ricks Jet tance of first place in the Jer- t M> I tilt I < to hide. Every time he in the meeting and later to sey Shore Summer Basketball showed his face on the finish second in the Tyro over League last night by belting grounds of the far northside a sloppy strip. Sixth Avenue Barbers, 147 club, he was Wsieged for his The Bagel Prince is due to Axt to play 105. autograph or a smile by Monmouth Park Today arrive here this morning from In the second game, Lar- swarms of girls—both young the West Coast to prepare for in tennis test son's Ford came from behind and old. KALAMAZOO, Mich. - to down Towne It Country Entries Selections Todd Axt of Fair Haven is a Chevrolet, 97-74. Most of the other seeded Yesterday's contestant in the USLTA Na- Lynch's win gives them a men were scheduled to open By Reggie Ster tional Boys' 18 and 16 Tennis 15-4 record, one-half game be- play Tuesday. 111 - 11,111; 1 4 4 up M Fllllei, illi — II4*4i 1 ye Fllll.i, Clmf iV, F«r- Results Championships being held hind first place Royal Manor. Clmf. l F«fuxtt MB) 1-Gentle Tide, Niildus, Taffy Chris Evert, the top wom- Buiy Lady (117) Rmodo 1-1 Silver Arrow (117) Powmore 0-1 111 -MdSpWMye, 1V.I from Aug. 3 through II at Bell Ruelul (McCorron) 1:00 3.40 140 The winners grabbed the lead Tody BUI ill') Slum 4 1 Sweet Stuff Too (117) Solomone 4-1 Kalamazoo College. en's seed from Fort Lauder- Plp*r iDfeom <1OS> Edwordi 10-1 Flaring Red (130) Barrera w Gc.lt Leg (Crtenol 4.40 3.N early, stretched it to IS points 2-Glad Janta, Ace Music, Last Sl« Fool Power (Passmorel 4.40 dale, Fla., and Connors' Gentle Tldt (1171 Borrero 7-1 Seattle Sue 1117) Moseley 10 I More than 300 of the top In the second period and 40 in U. Cute Super U.IIMI Bacon XI Thais Affirmative (114) Blum 1-1 By Choice lM-Clme,; ]•«•.»*, 11. fiancee, was given a first- Hdvt A Heart Henry (III) Poumort I I Ambltlonlnrest (117) Brouuord...... 4-1 3-Bold • Brash, Mountain Trovelln Man (Tlchenor) 31 30 1.00 l.M young players in the United the fourth. round bye. But her younger Or. Plllonl (117) Kollol 12-1 Copper Rock (117) Marquei II Just Foolln IPnsmore) 5 10 4.00 Nyiut (117) Brauuard 10-1 Miss Marker (114) Tlchenor 10-1 Spring, Speedy Smith Ruono IPerrrll 4.40 States will participate in the Bob Verga paced the scor- sister, Jeanne, the No. 3 seed, Clietta'i Bobe (113) Molloi TO I event which is considered the Lively Belle 1117) Mauley • i tit) - MB ) ye 4. lip, F I. M, Clrnf. 4-Flylng GracefMlly, Joe Cat, DAILY OOUBLI (111) IH.W ing with 46 points, and Jake dumped Nancy Ornstein of Nltldui (117) Mac Beth 4-1 IM4, I/U, IIKI lr«-CMf;l »>••;« I. Little Fusilier Corporation IPossmorel 14.40 4 00 4.40 single most important junior Jones added 30. Tony Rediger Beverly Hills, Calif., 8-2, 6-0. Tootsle Wootlle (117) Gollllono II I Ravolla (IIS) Potimore 6 1 Tribal Mill (117) Barrera , II Tumbling To (117) Perret 4-1 5-Sweei Stuff Too, Thai's Af- Gun Buddy (Tlchenor) 4J0 4.40 tournament in the world. It was high for the Barbers with Temple Val (114) Guodaluoe lo I Following Wind 1114) Landlcinl S-I Places Please (Perret) 4.M has served as the proving 35, and Russ Walling had 30. Fourth-seeded Kazuko Ethel Farkle (117) No rider 30 I Morning Risk (116) Solomone ...10-1 firmative, Flaring Red EXACTA(M>r7 44 Mlsgun Shot (103) Edward! 30 I Robins Favor (121) Barrera ...IM S-Roblns Favor, Following 41k - MdSoWl; 1 ye; iV* ground for such tennis greats Towne It Country led by as Bawamatsu of Japan retired Prlncetl Anita (113) Attorgo 15-1 Flying Jib (US) Blum ...10-1 Packer Captain (Tlchenor) 10.40 S.70 as Rod Laver, Stan Smith and after becoming ill in her Odllle (101) Boxlt 30 I Cash the Bel (119) MocBeth 41 Wind, Cash The Bet 4.30 many as 18 points in the sec- Might Just lllil Gollllono 4-1 Kloisy Charger (Cedenol 3 40 3.40 1974 Wimbledon champion ond period before its coach match with Patty Ann Reese, IM - %i.m; i»• mt m. r • M; Lady of Wlnloc (IIS) Mac Beth ...IH 7-Country Tradition, Millfleet, Fairway Fella (Perret) 4.40 eParltHfl Addemup (117) No rider ...10-1 Jimmy Connors. benched Ed Mast and George St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Clnny K.H. 1114) Alvarei .41 Penson Pride sin — Clmf; 1 ••; 41. Dellca Tnsle 1116) Ailarga lo I ;m - U.M4; 1 Ml Clmf 4 Funoei 8—Proudest Spartan, Amavex, Bralntree (Perrel) M.M 4.40 4.00 This is the 33rd consecutive Cromer. Cromer quit the Sawamatsu lost the first set 7- Last by Choice (114) Motlat M Boy Can Oo (130) No rider 4-1 Saturday Morning (Tlchenor) 17 K 6.00 team at halMme, and Mast 6 and was trailing 1-0 in the Derby Queit (116) Blum 6 1 Trial N Terror 1114) Mlcell 4-1 Saraceb Manor Set The standard (Blum) 4.40 year that Kalamazoo has hos- NoshmontGIrl (109) Peeples 20-1 Father Joe (130) No rider .3 1 •XACTA11-7) I4J.4I ted the event. didn't return until late in the second set when she told offi- Biscay'! Baby (116) Perrel 6 1 Mlllfleet (113) Na rider \l 9 —Swampstlcks, Big Red 4111 - ami; Mm; I y» 4. •*; Im 1/14 game. cials she did not feel well and Blue Pacific (114) Gollllono 10-1 Country Tradition (130) Solomone 7-2 Game, Hilarious Road Our Best Girl (AlvoreD.ll!* 5 40 1.40 Heading this year's con- Ocloia (116) Paiimore (-1 Bevlls Advocate (114) Perrel 4-1 Dally Not (Motley) 4.40 1.40 testant list is America's Top Towne * Country went could not continue. Ace Muilc (116) Mlcetl 5-1 Penson Pride (112) Moseley 11 My Three Girls (McCorron) 1.00 Cheetuneh (114) Caraballo 10-1 Winding River (116) Na rider 11-1 ranked junior, Billy Martin of 10:04 without scoring in a Glad Jonto (119) MocBeth 3 1 BEST BET: Country Traiditon 7Hi-Clmt;l»m; Jye4.«»;H Ith — SM,444; 1 ye, Re* fn»i Brat*.; Green Body (Perrel) 4.40 4.30 100 Palos Verdes, California, who span that covered the end of Jrd - IM00; 11 4 ye kMto.; CM*. 4 TIM WIllMl Hondlcsp; 4 FurMm (7th) IrishMoonglrl (Barrero) )3.30 S.30 Forte** Get Set (114) Perrel ..".i£l Rosette (MocBeth) 1.10 won the Boys' IS title here In the third period and begin- Bulldogs to meet Bald n Braih (116) Na rider 71 Proudest Spartan (119) Thornburg 4-1 •XACTA (1DM.J4 Jolle Emperor (117) Soge 10-1 nil - AW; »« ye; HJ Breds; 41. 1972 as a 15 year-old and the ning of the fourth. Larson Saracen Manor (1121 No rider 1-1 Mldy'l Bay (Solomone) V 4015 » 4.40 Swapmeel (119) Tlchenor II Wheeling (107) Astorga 12-1 Boys' 18 title last year. If scored 16 straight points In for first time Odd Notion (114) Attoraa 41 Dr. Clipper (104) No rider is l Vascar (Kalian 13 40 5 40 False Value (Alvarei) i 3.10 Martin repeats as the 18 the stretch to take control of Speedy Smith (119) No rider 3 1 Libertarian (117) Guadatupe IO-1 RUMSON - Rumson-Fatr Forward Snap (114) Barrera 6-1 Arlan Kino 1112) No rider X i Scratches nil - M4H4)WI; !«.< ye; Im 1 /II champion this year, he will be the game. Haven Regional High School's Regal Land (114) Blum 4-1 Amovex (113) Borrera 4-1 Shady Harbor (Tlchenor) 13.40 4.10 5 00 Mountain Spring (119) Na rider 40 Glorious John (121) No rider A-\ Ml Sure Belle (Alvareil 7.00 1.40 the first player In 25 years to Earl Foreman led the win- Bulldog Boosters will hold I-Busy Lady, U. Cute Baper Lotus Moon(McCarrort) 1.30 win two titles in either divi- 41k - 15.444, 1 ye MOM.; »* ParMafe m> - u*m cima. i re • «•; IM 4 IM. TWIPCCTA II-tD 444.4* •— ners with 28 markers, and their first meeting of the 1974- Nora F. (Ill) No rider 10 I Big Red Gome (111) Aaullera 4-1 II., Ethel Farkle, Misgun sion. Ron Kornegay had 25. Ken 75 season on Thursday at 8:15 Dad John (HI) Alvarei II III Alwoyi Archie 1117) Kallai 4-1 Attendance: I7,lf4 H«*h>: HS4,Jn Joe Cat (114) Na rider !4>l Sundort 1116) Kallai IM Shot, Princess Anita, Odllle Wilburn had 27 for T & C, and p.m. in the Senior Commons. PyrldoxInedlSl No rider II Hilarious Road (116) Moseley 7-1 2-Cheetuxeh Mast finished with 22. Little Fuilller (114) Daly .6 1 Andollen (116) Kallai II Anyone interested in help- Goldenvln (1111 Kallai 13 1 Petrous 1116) Guadalupe 6 1 C—Ravolla, Addemup The loss was costly for T It ing the Boosters support the Flying Gracefully (HI) No rider 7-1 Don! Swear (116) Marquei 131 TlekiMon(lll) Kollol I i Swopstlcks (116) Blum S-2 Clear, track good C, which could have stayed school's athletic programs is Jeffs Brag (111) No rider 4-1 Welsher (114) Borrero 0-1 tied with Larson's if it. had invited to attend. Follow won. Larson's is now 14-5; T Refreshments will be & C is 12-7. served following the meeting. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfTIIIIIIITIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVfVieilVlllllllieilVIIVII'Ta-l-Vio-i-ii-"**-"-!** F«.««r»w» »••>•>! the Trifecta instructions eagles Get a check bring luck to lady

FREEHOLD - When Free tiently how you did it, show- er said. every month hold Raceway introduced tri- ing her the example printed "All right," said the lady, fecta betting at the start of in the program that picked "that seems sensible. Give the current Summer Meeting the numbers 3-5-7, and then me one of those," pointing to many of the regular Freehold further explained that one the 3-9-7 combo in the pro- patrons were unfamiliar with could "box" those numbers to gram. like clockwork! the form of betting in which make six different com- "One of those" the lady the first three finishers must binations of the same num- bought turned out to have the be selected in order. One such bers, such as 3-5-7, 3-7-5, 5-3-7, winning combination of 5-7-3 was a woman last Tuesday 5-7-3, 7-3-5, and 7-5-3, which which returned a whopping who asked the mutuel ticket could win if they finished one- (3,423.60. Hers was one of the Interest now seller just how one went two-three in ANY order. only 11 tickets sold on the golden sign about buying a trifecta ticket "A combination like that is winner. payable or credited for $3. equal to six tickets, so it "Oh, I love the trifecta," of Imperial The seller explained pa- would cost you $18," the sell- said the lady as she went up MONTHLY to collect. "And the young goodness man who sold me the ticket was so nice." The crest of the golden on all Passbook Accounts! Two teams tied Ready to go Dashing David, the 10-year- eagles marks an unusual old Australian-bred gelding, whiskey. Of the hundreds Golden Special which achieved a small of whiskeys in the Convenience Passbook in distaff tennis amount of distinction this world, none is better Passbook West End and Lincroft both at Christian' Brothers Aca- spring when his owner, Dr. took three points yesterday in demy, and Lincroft will meet Ervin Feltoon of Maple made than this. Imperial: North Jersey Shore Tennis NJSTA at the same site. Shade, brought acupuncture light and good-natured League action and remained expert Sang Hyuck Shin east — it mixes well. Follow o Weil End ID CMMlnrlMl If) in a tie for first place.. Linda Berger and Marlon wllhart from the University of Cali- the golden eagles to (WEI d Jean Boyhon and Connie Lind- West End conquered Coun- say, 7-5. 4-3. fornia (UCLA) to treaMhe Norm Nogle and Helen Avchen (WEI - I mperial pleasure. tryside, and Lincroft blanked d. Brookle Worendort and Lorna pacer for emphysema, is his 5.4Elleciive Annual Yiel7d On Monmouth Beach. McCrocken, 6-4, 41 old self again and about Flo Englehardt and Marilyn Schotiow Red Bank dropped out of a (WEI d Ruth Kenny and Jean Roche, 7 ready to make his return to 5,6 0. tie for the top spot by winning Uncreft (1) Men Beoch III competition. Chrlsta Gloge and Morllyn Pollcoilro only two of three from (LI d. Dolly Rose and Judy Sutphln. t*. Dashing David, now in the 7-5. NJSTA. Ft. Monmouth nipped Jeanne Rose ond Lynn Jonas (LI d. care of trainer-driver Eddie Diane Magulre and Penny Hllllker. 6-4. Forty Love, 2-1, in the fourth 6-4. Lohmeyer, qualified for his match. Loretlo Cromer and Chris Bush ID d. comeback during the Atlantic 90-Day Notice Account Minimum *500 5Save by the 10th ol any month, earn full Tonl Malooe and Namy Flannlgan, 4J. West End zipped through 1-4, 4-0. City meeting, winning his interest from the 1st. Ft. Mermen* 11) Ferty Leve ID Countryside without the loss Eleanor Hartiell and Eileen Foherty qualifying heat by five (FM) d. Sheila Green ond Tlmmlc of a set. Monmouth Beach "" e, 6-2. 4-3. lengths in 2:06 2/5. J Morv Ann Pltfcv >H ' REQULArf PASSBOOK SAVINGS EARN INTEREST FROlUE?.^ DEPOSIT managed to capture on* set ker and Dolly Wilton, i-l. 8 niK'AM WALKfit " TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL PAYABLE MONTHLY from Lincroft. Joanne Block and Linda Lees (FM) d AN WHISKEY In both Red Bank's wins Bobblt Schulslrom ond Lois Casey, 64. 43. Navesink honors HIGH EARNING SAVINGS CERTIFICATES over NJSTA, the winners had RMMaklllNJSTAII) Charolotte Fortunato ond Ann Lee ALSO AVAILABLE to go three sets. Charlotte IRB) d. Llcky Randolph and Aiar Sor to Mrs. Small hough, It. 4 4, 7 6 Fortunato and Ann l.ec were Sue Beaton and Tilda Humey (Rb) d NAVESINK - Low gross Charlotte Brrger and Alma Roberts, 4 1, extended to a tie-breaker to 34. 7-4. honors for the nine-hole play- down Llcky Randolph and Denlse Allan and Jean Woods INJI d ers at Navesink Country Club Dottle Gorsuch and Anita Katsln. 4-3, 4 MARINE VIEW Azar Storhaugh. The routine 1. went to Mrs. Ray Small in was repeated when Sue Beat- STANDINGS Class "A" and Mrs. Hub on and Tilda Husney edged Llncrotl ...14 4 O'Malley in Class "B." SAVINGS West End 14 4 Charlotte Berger and Alma Red Bank I) J Mrs Brute DeShutter took NJSTA... 7 4 MIDOLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • UNCROTT Roberts. Countryside 4 14 low net in Class "A" and Mrs. Ft Monmouth 4 14 PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICE5 B71-I4OO In the final regularly-sched- Forty Love 4 14 George Daeey won in "B." Monmouth Beoch .' 4 14 Monday - last regular schedule: West Mrs. Dacey also took putting uled games next Monday, HIRAM WALKIR a SONS INC. PEORIA. Ill • AMfHICAN WHISKfV A tlENO • II PROOf Mlmber FKIC play RB - at CBA. Line ploys NJSTA West End will play Red Rank at CBA9 30a m. honors. 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 19M Crabbing draws entire families

By HENRY S('HAKKICK Christiansen, who was a na- place then, as now, was the more hours on the river than Kay doesn't .care particu- property Kay lives In one tive of Sea Bright/loved Sea Bright — Rumson bridge we ever did larly for it and Joe is much and Joe, his wife Hilde and SEA BRIGHT - 'Crabs striped bass fishing and The best of the spring fishing The trolling suited Chris- too busy. children Melanle, Joseph and pui more biscuits on the table taught many a man how to started about the middle of tiansen just fine. A boat rent- In March, depending upon Susan live in the other. than striped bass," says Joe catch them in the river. May and ran through June. al livery is a busy place, but the weather, they start gel- Kay's daughter, Maryann Stout. Among those he tutored was As I recall we were seldom he could usually sneak down ting their 50 rowboats and Dzama lives in Eait Isllp. Joe, who operates Chris' me. I caught my first Shrews- "skunked" if we hit the tide to the bridge for just that one rental motors ready for the New York; and her other son, Landing, here, with his moth- bury stripers with Henry just right, packing a lot of ac- hot hour at the change of flounder season. The other Henry Christiansen, 9, lives er Katherine "Kay" Chris- Christiansen, trolling the old tion into an hour of fishing. tide. fishes come along later and in Miami, Fla., with his wife tiansen, explained that a good Lane spinner and sandworm People don't seem to use When he died, 22 years ago, crabs keep them busy all Virginia and son, Henry Jr. crabbing season is much bet- bait combination, the favorite the spinner-worm com- Kay and Joe took over the op- summer. A lot of fish, and crabs, ter for a small boat rental liv- way of fishing the river some bination any more. They still eration and they've been at it The landing has docks for have been brought in at ery than the glamorous 25 years ago. catch a lot of bass in the riv- ever since. Neither does private boats, a, launching Chris' Landing, in the IS striped bass or other fishes The method worked best at er. Some catch their 10 fish much fishing, or crabbing •Ji- ramp and a luncheonette. years including fluke and small slack water and the favorite limits, but they spend many tter for that matter. There are two houses on the Some very large stripers bluefish which are currently have been taken from the riv- also in residence in the er. Joe recalls that Frank Shrewsbury River. Matson of Montclair caught a "The blueclaws get every- MYAA tourney reaches semis 52 pounder in the river 11 body into the act, pop, mom years ago. Bobby Wyman with three hits and all the kids and assorted MIDDLETOWN - In the went 7 innings. Bruce Doorly Pacific League Oilers, S to 3. He put the big striper In an and three runs scored and relatives," he continued Middletown Youth Athletic- who was three for three in Harry Flaherty's home run ice box at the dock. The fish Ron Fix with two hits and "The fish for the most part Association Major Little the game, singled to drive in and Dan James two-run triple was stolen, and the thief sold two runs scored, led the Buil- draw only the men." League tournament, the Spar- the tying run for the Giants helped their team to victory it to the chef In a Highlands Steve Olausen was the win- ders' balanced attack. Be that as it may, the tans, Colts, Builders and Bucs and send the game into extra restaurant. Matson learned ning pitcher Mike Galano The Atlantic League Bucs Shrewsbury River ranks as advanced to the semi-finals innings. In the seventh John that his fish was in the res- struck out 11 in a losing staged a late inning rally to one of the major striped bass with victories in games Diadoto's single drove in the taurant and drove up to try to cause. defeat the Saints of the Amer- streams in New Jersey and played at Bodman Park. Spartans winning run. Giant get it back. ican League, S to 1. Jackie Chris' Landing, which was The Spartans, second place pitcher, Jerry Forbes was The National League Buil- The chef refused to give the Simons doubled to drive in started by the late Henry finishers in the National outstanding in defeat, striking ders took an II 0 victory over fish to Matson, who went out 14. the winning runs. Steve Lun- Christiansen in 1941, has al- League, edged the first place the Pacific League team, the back up the river to try to dy, who fanned 12 batters, ways been synonymous with Giants (13-1) of the American The Colts, second in the At- All Seasons Matt Lenzi fired catch another monster, but was the winning pitcher. NOT CRABBING — Joe Stout and Kay Christian- striped bass fishing. League, 3 to 2, in a game that lantic League, defeated the a two hitter and struck out II. never got one that big again. sen, who operate Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, are seeing plenty of crabs that their customers are - bringing In but are too busy to.take part in the sport themselves. Skinner, Miller break records PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Ter- records in the 100-meter free- ri Miller, IS, of New Shrews- style and 200-meter freestyle. Tire & Service bury, and John Skinner, a 20- Their efforts led to a Central year-old South African who is spending his summer at the Jersey Aquatic Club victory. Jersey Shore, set AAU region Six members of the team I records at Brown University qualified for the AAU Nation- over the weekend. al Long Course champion- ; Miss Miller won the 1,500 ships set* for Concord, Calif. meter freestyle in record Aug. 19-26. time while Skinner eclipsed Skinner, Miss Miller and her sister, Kathi, Debbie 'Amateurs called Pyykko of Toms River, Kelly Atlas Cushionaire. Galvin of Rumson and Wendy for fight season Lansbach, a Monmouth Col- MIDDLETOWN - AU boys lege student from Wisconsin $0774 interested in participating in will ail take part in the na- ^t _ M plus $2.24 Fed. Ex. Tax lor the coming amateur boxing tionals. •MB M each E78-14 tubeless season can report to the Mid blackwall, with trade-in for each tire. , dletown P.B.A. gymnasium, Miss Lansbach qualified $ 86 j 'route 35, next to Township with a second in the 100-yard 4for 99 - Hall freestyle and a fourth in the 200-yard freestyle. • The Tiger's toughest bias- ply tire Boys who qualify will repre- with four body plies of smooth-riding sent the P.B.A. Boxing Club. Miss Galvin won first con- polyester cord. Undefeated heavyweight Bill solation in the 100-meter • Computer-designed tread . Connell, the Golden Glove backstroke, and Miss Pyykko pattern helps fight skids. champ, will be one of those was third in the 1,500 meter 'returning. freestyle.' Free Tire Mounting , Engine Tune-up. Freehold Today

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NJ gos.eleclru Pickup 177 1734 town n\ 3400 venlent time Coll t4? 1610 por lotion will consider your house If con 747 1400 quipped unit Experience In Coronary Wl-dlll Wonted, parly wRo need> loA financing. ore and Telemetry required Salary de SALES HtkSONNI l Full 11 me. year venienl lo Red Bonk. Rumson. or OokHitl wild no money down, on a I9M Mollbu DUTCH BOY PAINT DIRECTOR OF NURSING - f-or skilled round. Applications now being accepted 6)14)17 alter >:» , ; tUfCK LE SABRE .1972 _ Converllble 1961 VOLKSWAGEN - Good running con nursing loclllty of 107 beds Medicare, Me endenl on experience Excellent working 37,000 miles itjVS Mony other modeli to dlllon Rodlo. healer Good tires USf Col Sov* monty Hire a protttHOAOl Cuoron Apply Grant City, Shrewsbury Ploio Power steering, brakes, AM/FM radio, olr choose Irom For quick credll, coll OASIS dicald and Blue Cross certified Prior ex ondlllons and benefits Include Blue 142 4171. tccd tatilfocllon JAM Painting Low rossfShicld. Ma|or Medical ond Lite In Equal Opportunity Employer conditioned. Excellent condition Buying MOTORS QtlMI I 7?l 7100. rulfv Fr«« tttlmalts 7|f US* perience In supervision required In-ser 53. Domestic Help new car. Hloo. Call Ml 1339 oiler 7 p m vice training and personnel reioted ex uroncc. 1966 PONTIACVdNNEVILLE - Air can Coll or apply SCHOOL BUS DKivERS - No r*periefur COMPANION - For aged mother, not MAVERICK 197$ - Two-door. Standard dltlonlng 1750 Need! right front tende FlNCONTHACTORS - Corp^ilfy. addi perience helpful Telephone for appoint necessary. Starting salary 13 17 per hour shin 7000 miles Asking 12000 Call 741 tions, tiding, dormrrt Frt# fitimotet bedridden. Thursdays. It to S 30 and every work ITt. 1421 menl, Monmoulh Convalescent Center, Apply In person to Mr Mirhoel Gormley, other Sunday Should hove transportation Long Branch. NJ 779 4300 Transportation Co ordinator. Hoilet Town o< U2UK 1971 TRIUMPH TR-6 - ExcellerU co RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL to Lincrott area Call days. 747 7557, eve FOR A REASONABLE PRICE, LET AN OlSHWASm M Full lime Over II Ap ship Board ol Education, 17 Bethany Rd . nmgs. 747-4514 lion Reasonable Coll alter 110. PERSONNEL DEPT Hoilel, N J LIMOUSINE l»70 - Low MAZDA^ WAGONM973 7419177 EKXPERIf NCED CONTRACTOR IX) WHA1 ply In person, Shore Point inn. 1360 Rt 35, i Union St. (ted Bank Wonted, party who need* 100% flnonclng VOUCANT HOUSE CLEANING - Marlboro Two Hoi let 741 7700, Eil 700 days o week Mult have own car Call f4* Coll 7J9-0441 with no money down, on a 1973 Maida An equal opportunity employer, M/W Wagon Air conditioning. Automatic. 17,000 3. Truck! And Trolltri Alteration*, o DRAFTSMAN M/W - Experienced In SEARS, ROEBUCK tW otter 7 30 cm "~ C*O"-UA£;IWJ "_ sedan DeVlllt. Vinyl sewerage ond sanitary facilities Send re FFSET PRESSMAN (M7W) — To Tun bpond leather E«tremely well cored lor mHei J2«5 Many alh#r models to choose FORD VAN 1961 - Goad running cond irogts.. porch e PERMANENT HOUSE CLEANER - Will acted trade, mi 134. n F c k c dllco OASiSMO all rvr DiNuuo sumc to E T Killam Assoc , Box 7Q2, Red hief 1/ ond Multi I7M LftW Experienced AND CO. working couple, small aporlmonl. an* day To°R . .T»ir7 . 7;i " lion 1200 or best offer. —- t Sank, N.j. nly need apply. Will consider pan time l 3 Coll 7471417otter 6pm iMOMwyJS Mltfdletown every other week or 00 mllet. Fully INTERNATIONAL If72-I' pickup 16.000 ^ HOUSE PAIN f IN G NEVER A FEE • STOCK Female mllet. 16' tandem axle, covered land Haiiet Ave , Hoilet equipped Radial tlrei. JI700 plui 31 pay Attention homeowners I am a painter with DRIVER - To work wllh aide on mini bus • CLERICAL BABYSITTER rnent^oMll»e0amonth 717 3701. MERCURY 1967 scaping trailer, romp door 17*00 lor both • TIRE & BATTERY INSTALLERS Evenings 671 Mil. V i years experience ond am ilorflng my transporting retarded children Starting RDElLY" M/W - FulTtTme. 7 o.m""to Reliable Days. own butlnett. I om looking tor tatJiifec salary \7 74 per hour with regular Increas 30 p m Apply in person, Monmouth Con Liberal company benefits Call «II4S» C. DOUGLAS ALAN Wanted, party who needs 100% financing, 196TFORO PICKUP -~Heovy~duty. wired customers to establish a reputation lor es Bus driver's license required For ap- olescent Center. 779 Both Ave , Long Apply Personnel Office MtHCtDI S Bf N2 5AI tSl SERVICI anch. 10 lo 13 a m ond 6 30 to 7 30 p m COLLEGE GlRl-Wonls housecleanTng with no money down, on a 1967 Mercury and set tor camper. 47,000 miles Askln quality work at reasonable prices. Cal plication, call 747 7921 lob. live In Rumson Own transportation IQOOceonport Aye.. Little Silver », Coll 5441334. "7 741 SIM DT-2 LER PLYMOUTH, U\ W. Front St., Rec ANTARES TYPEWRITER - Portable with air. 14,000 mllet. Sun roof. AM'FM 741-2700, Ext. 200 CORPORATION Needs ribbon Atklna 110 radio, power steering, power brakes. Call Coll 513 3037 Bonk. HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time, I to 4:30 TRAVEL — There's a big world out there SAAB Hes&Plaia Woodbridge. N J lust waiting tor you, and we'll help you see Call 747 1063 717-2214. How-Lou Motort Hwy 36, E. Keonsburg ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER- Good op p.m. Apply in person. King James Nursing Home, 400 Hwy 36, Mlddletown. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F It. In fact, we'll guarantee you Europe for DODGE COLT 1971 - Two-door, red. 787-4585 717 SAAfi 5. Auto Service/Parts portunlty tor person returning lo work two years. Your Identification cord can be Automatic floor thlft, new tires. Great gas SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CORVETTE OWNERS - 1961 1974 mlno with a knowledge of boookeeping Surrey INSPECTOR - Incoming. Male or female. ROJECT TECHNICIAN - Mechanical, your ticket to worldwide travel Must be ANTIQUE SALE mileage. Mutt sacrifice. Asking 11350. Call INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS repairs, tuneups, oil changes, etc. By op Luggage, 12S Brood St., Red Bank Capable of using micrometer and Venler llh supervisory ability. Must read prints 17-34 years old. Coll Army Opportunities al Content! Of Harr lion White Estate Dining room furniture, Staffordshire china 7415113 after t p.m. 141 w. Front St. 74741717 Red Bonk polntment only. Call 739-0505 after 7 p.m ASSISTANT JANITOR M/W - For lull calipers. Apply Radlomarlne Corp., 20 lectro impulse, 116 Chestnut St , Red 741 i930 Bridge Ave., Red Bonk. Equal opportunity ank. An equal opportunity employer. 3nd odd olotiwore. Antique chairs, tobies. DODGE - DATSUN SEE A "RUSSELL MAN " - For the best time work at the United Methodist Church, employer TRUCK MECHANICS — Experienced Ap amps, mirrors ond frames. Wicker furnl- LABRIOL.A MOTORS INC. cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac 6. Auto Rent/Lease Red Bank. Coll 747 0444 between 9 a.m. and EAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Active ply In person, Rar|tan Garage, South Moln ure. Contents of five bedrooms, antique Newman Springs Rd, Red Bonk 741-2433 Co., IDA Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 4 p.m. * JR. DRAFTSMAN (M/W) — Experience iddletown office looking tor experienced St., Keyport. runks, sleomer trunks and old books. Sole 741-0910. required. Eledro Impulse Lob, 116 Chest- ' newly licensed salesperson. Willing to r appointment only. Phone any evening DODGE 1966 — Coronet Custom lour door, TOM'S FORD ATTENTION - Sell Toys and Gifts now TYPIST — We are a leading management through Christmas. FREE Sample KM. nut St., Red Bank Equal Opportunity Em ain. All replies held In strict confidence ter 6 p.m. 74I-7SS7. six cylinder. 51,929 miles. Best offer. Call SHREWSBURY MOTORS RENT A CAR 1 ployer. , all Roge«Yeoger, 671-4616. consulting firm looking for an Intelligent, after 4:30, 291-4656. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Commissions from first party Call or ambitious person seeking interesting and 741 1500 200 HWY 35 264-1600 KEYPOR write SANTA'S Parties, Avon, Conn 06001 LADIES, MEN — Part time" Select your EAL ESTATE SALES - Umllmlted in exciting work. We need o fost, accurate More Classified DODGE 1970 - Station wagon Stick thlft. We Buy Used Volktwagent Tel. t (203) 67334S5. ALSO BOOKING own hours. Work from home on new tele- ome. Depends on your ability Earn while typist (55 wpm) to learn our format ond Mileage 42.424 11,095. BAILLY BROS., PARTIES. phone program. Earn 125 to $50 per week, ou learn. Experience helpful but not nec- terminology. The right person can quickly on Next Page Inc., 19 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red STATION WAGON — 1967 Ford Country 10. Wanted Automotive depending on time available Coll 2M-3744 tsary. Call E.A. Armstrong Agency, work their woy to secretarial position. No Bank 747-0596. Squire. Air conditioned, fully equipped, AUTO MECHANIC - Needed full time CARS WANTED — 1967 lo 1971 Apply Grant City, Shrewsbury Plaza Equal eoltors. Little Silver 7414500 experience necessary. If you ore the per- low mileage 1700. Coll otter 7 p.m 717- Damaged cart considered LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE - son we are looking for call Mn. E. Dor- Sl. Help Wanted OODGE 1971 — Polora. Air conditioned. 1751. opportunity employer. Needed lor orthopedic practice. No week REAL ESTATE SALES power tteerlng, disc brakes. Excellent AUTO HOBBY CENTER 291 314 Iing. at 747-9303, Immediately. United AUTO SALESPERSON - New car deal ends. Write to Box N 70, The Dally Regis- Iberol Immediate draw commensurate condition 11900 firm. 7171532. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Highest prices paid lor all used car ter, Shrewsbury, NJ Ith background available to licensed per Stoles cltlienshlp required. Equl opportu- NINE ACRES of New and Used Cart ershlp (tor used cor department). Salary. nity employer.n, > • DOREMUS FORD OVER WHOLESALEI Buyer on premise commission, benefits, demo after trial pe- onnel All replies held in strict con Hwy IS 264 4000 Keyport at all times. LINING MAKER dence Call Jim Connelly, The Kirwon •SALES-SERVICE-PARTS riod. Top product and dealer. Call Mr WORK AT HOME WAITRESSES M/W.- Experienced, over 700 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk 741 6000 SUPER BEETLE 1971 - AM/FM, radloll TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE Decker, U\ UV o . Realtors, Hoilel. 264 7200 18. Available year round. Apply in person. REAL ESTATE 546-6100 741-1616 tun rool. 37,000. Excellent condition 142 EAL ESTATE SALES - Are you looking Shore Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35. Hoil*t. FALCON 1963 — Motor and transmission 4149. COll otter S. BARMAIO M/W — Over II. No experience LPN - Licensed or wolvered. 11-7:30. In excellent condition. Good cheap trans necessary, will train. Apply in person only, r a company with on extensive odverils- WAITRESS M/W - Experienced Apply in three or four nights weekly. Clean, orderly g ond training program? Are you looking portotlon. Asking HOP. Coll 922-9663. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new and JUNK CARS no calls. Old Village Inn, M W. Front St , nursing home with excellent reputation. person. Long John's Ltd., Highlands. See ASSOCIATE used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 Red Bonk. r o company with mortgage money avail Art between 35 p.m. any day. F I, H Motors Inc. WILL PAY 120 AND PICK UP Call Westwood Hall, 272-5277, between 8-4. )te and tremendous growth potential? alr-condltloned new cars In stock. AskforMrs, King. One position available In one ol Authorized Dealers, McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrews Twinbrook Auto Wrecking BARMAID M/W - Three nights, 4-2. Ap hen coll FIRESIDE REALTY. We're Sl. Help Wanted Dodge and Dodge trucks bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 7414200. ->iy In person between 1-3 p.m. Palmer LUNCH WAITRESS M/W - Full time. Ex- loking tor people who wont to discuss the lastest growing agencies in Hwy35 Eotonlown, N J. Eatontown » 542-2235 .ounge, 589 Palmer Ave , West Keans perienced only. ifit future wllh us. Draw available 671- 142-1111 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU — 1969. 51.000 TOP DOLLAR burg. 147-2200 555. ask (or Boyd Mason Central Jersey Motivation and miles. Fully equipped. 11.195. determination are essential Call H«l 19711 1*1 M'iril U I xirllrnt I undl Coll 671 6512 after 5 pm FOR USED CARS BEAUTICIAN - Mole or temole Full or MAINTAIN YOUR STATUS - And have a ECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - For Hon. Asking 11150 part-time. EAST OF EOEN. profitable career as a fashion counselor >ntal office. Red Bank oreo. Part-time 671-6464 lor Interview 7390210 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. Call 471 9765 Mrs. Mogulre 251-6039 or 752-5212. ree days'a week, 1:30 to 2:30. Must be vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 62 Lower Main 35 Soyrevllle, N j 7271300 curate with figures and typing. Good PROBUCTION FORO FALCON FUTURA 1963 - Four- SI,. M| 5622W BLIND STITCH OPERATOR - Ex MAINTENANCE PERSON - Must have door sedan Standard shift Good condl USED CARS WANTED perlence on coots. Good pay. Piece work, lephone voice and pleasant personality TOP HI PAID CALL MR ARTHUR basic knowledge ol plumbing, electric and xperlence helpful Send resume to BOM K lion 1200 566-6928, TOWNE CHEVROLET It desired. Union benefits. Long Branch carpentry. Apply in person, Green Grove WORKERS 1155 Hwy 35 Mlddlelown AT BONNIE BUICK. 774 6500 Manufacturing Co., 70 Third Ave., Long -o. The Daily Register, Shrewsbury FORO PINTO 1973 - Station wagon Stan Gardens, 99 Green Grove Ave., Keyport. »7t-6»0 Branch. 729-5S4I. "ECEPTIONIST SECRETARY - Futf No eiperienci dard shift with air. 20,000 miles. Excellent WANTED MALE OR FEMALE - Willing to learn me. Apply In person only. Combs Animal needed. Irom on condition. Must tell. 142-6779, after S. TOYOTA 197} — Corona wagon. Original BOOKKEEPER — For Eatontown low of new trade? Opportunity to corn S1S0 a owner. White with block Interior AM/FM A l used cors. Top dollar pold. fice, part-time, 12 lo 4, Mon. through Ffl. o\iiit(ji. Shrewsbury, Mon., Tues., Wed- ,ob Same openings FORD~VAN~i964 — 1968 engine. Good me- OASISMOTORS (20M 771 7100 week Call 741-2046,1 a.m. to 17 noon onty. Mon Fri Others radio, air conditioning, roof rock, vinyl Coll Ms Bosselmann, M7 2736 Equal opportunity employer. ECEPTIONIST SECRETARY - For chanical condition. Many new portt In- top. bucket seals, slick shift. Mint condl >usy office, four days plus lri Sot. Ex require live davi. cluding tires, mags, brakes, shocks. Pon lion, olways garaged. 16,500 miles 13100 BOOKKEEPER ~ Part-time. '1 to one MAN OR WOMAN - Need extra Income? perlenced, Send quallflcotions to P.O Bo> Mon Son. Ooy day ptr week. Experience. Accounts Re Shilt only - hours I eled and carpeted 1450 Call 9 to 3,6711752 Part-time mornings. 5 a.m.-7 o.m, Estab- 83, Holmdel. WARNCKE FORO 1961 LTD COTJNTT~RY"SQuIRE coii mnv celvable and Payable ond bonk reconcilla lished home delivery newspaper route. am to 4 30 Ouor ~ USED CARS -^LARGE SELECTION BUSINESS tlons. Coll 84? 6502 Red Bonk-Long Branch Matawan. Good in- N — For Supervisor for nursing home. 3 onittd base ratt WAGON - LOOKS AND RUNS EX plus incentive UARANTEEO RATCLIFFE PONATIAC DIRECTORY CARETAKERS - For Protestant church, come and car allowance. 747-3399. and U-7 shift, ExceMcwt *(ory ond lib CELLENT. AM/FAA STEREO, AIR. ROOF Roule 36, Eotonlown S42 7100 ral fringe benefits. For appointment call bonus Apply ASSOCIATES. REALTOR RACK, ETCMSO. «l-«m_ Red Bonk area. Unfurnished two bedroom MEDICAL - 17-34~years oldTlmrnedlate 1 0600, Mon. thru Frl. GASSAVER VEGA 1972 — Hatchback. 4.speed. Ex* 21. Business Services apartment with all utilities Included. Ex openings. With or without experience. 5»0 HWY II, MIDDUTOWN cellent condition. Call after 7 30 p m , 671 :ellent working conditions ond pold voca- Education benefits, 30 days vacation. Good N — Night shift. 11 to 7:30, live nights or 1963 Ford Falrlone wagon. VI, 260 cu. In. 0021 tion. References required Write Box M talory. Call Army Opportunities at 741- ess Westwood Hall, 777 Ml Pleosonl Good condition. 1200 or best otter. 741 4082 A BETTER PAINT JOB? 217, The Polly Register. Shrewsbury Hwy 35 264-0000 Keyport VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1972 - While. EXTERIOR. INTERIOR. CUSTOM WORK uislng home lo work in. Please coll Mrs 671-6464 or 74701*4 Ing between hours 8 4 Automatic stick thill, radio. Under 14.000 REASONABLE < CLEAN. CALL 74M5SI CARPENTER'S HELPER - Portltme MIXER OPERATOR - Holidays, two' 2. Autot For. Sole mllet. Asking 12000. Coll 741-7905. ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS. ROOFHYG References Experienced only need apply. weeks vacation, hospltalliatlon, pension N OR LPN — Full or part-time. M to 7 VOLKSWAGEN BUS CAMPER 1971 AND SIDING - Coll between 7 9 a.m. ond plan, other benefits. The Glbson-Homans lng James Nursing Home. 400 Hwy 36. :OMING SOON . 77.000 miles. 12500. Excellent condition 5 tOp m. 142 7319 CASHIER, DISHWASHERTWAITRESSES, Company, 32 Main 51.. (al railroad cross- •uMddletown. 791-3400. ing). Matawan, NJ. (No phone calls). Must tell. 1424779 after 5. ALTERATIONS - Remodeling, paneling SHORT ORDER COOK — Apply In person. "^SUPERVISOR™- Day shift,"ond LPN THE WAY WE'RE GROWING VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Aulomallc 417 electrical work, ceramic Hie and floor tile Martini's Diner, Hwy 34. Keonsburg, be MONEY - We'll pay your food, housing, ull or part-time Cliffslde Health Core The BRICKUN Wagon. AM/FM radio. 7400 mllet. Asking Quality work. Reasonable rates Call 717 'ween 7-9 p.m. and medical costs . . . and still give you enter, 700 Center St . Cliffwood Beach 130% Coll 1724145 1169 CASHIERS — Applications now being oc 1326.10 each month to start. And, II you pply Mon. thru Frl I a m 4 30 p.m. $66 MEANS NEW OPPORTUNITY think you're good enough, we'll give you ART-CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, con cepted, variable hours Ladles Depart 147? VOL K SWAGEN 1967 — Beetle Rebuilt en ment, Atlantic Superama, New Shrews C500 bonus for certain fobs. Must be 17 34 glneandnew parts Crete walks and patios. Free eslimates CTUTE SALESPERSON - For lhOM'1 KAY MOTORS bury. years old. Call Army Opbortunltles of 741- coding laundry ond dry cleaning plant FOR YOU!! Call 542 7467 offer 7 pm. Fully Insured 741 1526. 721 5*91. 5VJ0- , 252 Broadway Long Branch LERICAL ASSISTANT -~Typirarrfcer3 teady position, full benefits Apply Star VOLKSWAGEN FOR SALE BILL'SPAINTING keeping sklljs required Salary 190 tlOO per leaners & Lounderers, 137 Myrtle Ave.. 222-2262 MR. MS ong Branch Coll 741 3751 alter 5pm 229 llll. 244 1534. 722 7393 Insured week, depending on experience Call M4 CUMBERLAND FARMS "••TOO ALEfS ASSOCIATE - Lawtoy Agency. COLLEGE DOLLARS - Slorl your col ealtors, Middletown, needs lndustriou< ege educotlon, while serving In the B .ales associates Call 7414767 tor appoint STORE MANAGERS krmy , , . with help from Uncle Som. Un GOOD HUMOR j der the Army's educational progroms. Im- ALESMAN M/W — Tlrtl Outside whol*1 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY mediately begin college studies with 75% ale sales for tire distributor Good op JOIN AN AGGMSSIVI CONVENIENT FOOD CHAIN of your tuition pold. Continue your studies ui'unity lor right person Coll tor Inter APPLICANTS ACCEPTED Will RECEIVE: otter your lour . . . with the Gl Bill As lew. 575 4000 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Ittie as two year enlistment will do. Must • NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED >e 17 34 years old Coll Army Opporlu • NO EXPERIENCE OR COST TO YOU 51. Help Wanted MANY NEEDS nitleiat 741 S930 • ENJOY HIGH INCOME COLLISION EXPERT - Experienced Bring your N.J. driver* Mcente auto bkdy person. Must be reliable ond re 58S Shrewtbury Ave , Shrewsbury UNEMPLOYED • Comprehensive training piogram Adding Machines Diamonds Bought possible Apply ot Lee's Gorooe. Inc.. IS] Plumbing & Heating Broadway, West Long Branch 777 3444. NURSES' AIDES - Full lime E«iellenl • Incentive bonuses Typewriters or Restyled VAGNER S PLUMBING AND HEATING CONSTRUCTION - 17 U year* old Im befwfllt. Apply In person. Arnold Waller - New Installations ond repairs All typet Nurtlng Home. 67? S Laurel Avt. Halle! • Paid holidays — sick pay ADDING MACHINES '»l'«*1'lrl * ""]',, Let ut buy the diamonds you don I wear or mediate openings With or without ex "enled repaired Serplco > 101 Monmouth lei ut rettyle them tor you personally plumbing work. 264 9494 anytime perlence. Educational benefits 30 days va •MM • Vacation wilh pay SI . Red Bonk 747 0415 Reutslllet 36 Broad St allon. Good salary Some |obs otter 1500 NURSES' AIDES Noepcperlence EARN while you LEARN o 12,500 bonus. Call, Army Opporlunllles al needed 7-J weekend*. Contact Director ot • Health and accident insurance 4) S930 II you served liflDWt,: ~: mote ] Printing 4urtet. Brookdale Nursing Center, 3375 • Lile insurance Alterations General Carpentry Rt. IS. Hailet 764 S800 in Ihe aimed lorces you are en- GENERAL CARPENTRY Raited printed butlness cordt. 1000 tor titled to • Profit sharing retirement plan ALTERATIONS ' Alliimonv nil lypel "' 18 03. Includes tox ond shipping Business CONTACT MAN-M/W corpinlry * Bruce Elgenrouth. guilder Enperl work Available onytlrne Days. NURSES 142 4J9I After 5 p m , 741 55« printing, advertising specialties Coll 291 $1,000 to $11,000 oynr • Unlimited opportunities Colll«/l«7o'"r Spm 2893 lor free literature and order lormt Needed by Nationwide Credit Corp For staff positions,, all shifts Experience with type ttylet mailed Profit sharing bonus Repeat bus! preferred, for Medical/Surgical units in financial assistance while you j ness Leads furnished Age no hondi lenetlts include Blue Cross/Shield, Major get the education you need to Landscaping cop Write Mr. Mitchell, P O Box Medical and Lite Insurance Call or apply: Bookkeeping Services 4O9S, Clevplend, Ohio 44123 or phone qualify lor the |ob you want LANDSCAPING. LAWN CARE, TREE Roof|ng, Siding II you like working with people and have always had a desire lo be (JIM 755 5050 Brookdale's experienced veter- THE BOOKKEEPER WORK - Over H yean experience Call ft Insulation RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL part ol a management team call. U) 1094 alter 5pm ans counselors can help you J » I W*ROOFING ?4l 4150 OUNTER HELP NEEDED- El PERSONNEL DEPT. New Roots.Rerooflng.Repairs erience preferred. Oays ond evenings 35 Union St Reil Bonk understand the benetits that | ALCOA Gutlert t, Leaders .pply In person, DANNY s PI7/A AND 741 7700. Ext 700 Painting & Decorating UBS. 24 Ayers Lane. Little Silver An equal opportunity employer, M/W can lie yours Builder ROOFING AND SldlNG Free ettlmales INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING Olton Roofing I Siding Co Call 775 0705 For turth»r Information contact | Mr. Thomas Evenings /4/5616. Ell."903 CUTTER-Experienced NURSES-RN.GN J.A. SMITH 542-0779 IA.CW.o4 A.) areer positions available on 11 to 7 shift OFflU Of VtTERANS AFFAIRS CARL B JONES - Polnllng ond wlillpa leasanl working conditions Eight paid or RN'S or GN's. A professional atrnos 8:30 A.M. — S P.M. 201-787-9793 olldays, three weeks vocation alter pne here awaits you along with our NEW perlng Fully Insured. Fa' Iree estimates, ALARY STRUCTURE and a lull range ot 842-1900 Ext. 366 | Monday, S p.m. — 8 p.m. call m 3131 ear. Apply Lucy's Sportswear, 276 W Clocks and Watch Repair Slip'Covers rotti St . Red Bonk. I to 4 30 benefits. Please apply Nursing or Person PAPERHANGING el Depl., Bavshore Community Hospltul. Tuesday, 10 a.m: — 6 p.m. CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS- Upper BROOKCALE Nolob loo small II I IVI RY PERSONNEL - And general 71 N Beers St . Holmdel 7647500. An I II rttyer ed cushion covert, expertly fitted I-RANK F . VVHITIMO... 74IIJ74' tort help HourtJIexlblf M.r(f,nnli nl NURSES - UN's or Lf>Ns. All Mum futf .€OMMUWITY stitched Coll John, arlllof imity helpful Some heavy lilting 711 or part-time Top salary. King Manor 0040 Nursing Home, Long Branch. 72? 1900. COLLEGE, J 131. Houses lor Salt 131. Houses lor Salt 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAV, AUGUST 6. 1974 • ED BANK - Three bodroom Ntjrly APPRAISED McoraltdTlntide and out AMI* •».«•* Olv tlorter ranch. VA appraised at oil 741 6eJI 71. Merchandise for Sale 21.200. features 14 moslei •"»""•"** 71. Merchandise for Sole n 17 eat in kitchen. IM' londtcoped lot RUMSON ANTIQUE - Franklin Hove, unusual de ELECTRIC DRYER - Sears Kenmore ,,,n. eicelltnl condition Coll 741 Illl Never used 175 firm ^JL£L a m . 7471W7 otter I tvnv Call Ml 1414 Tl ANTIC HIGHLANDS - Four bed ANTIQUES - OuMrtliM 1 eslotes EXHAUST FAN - )• . J speed Oaylon. owns «M poneleeJI. Ivi kt*M. rail lo oil carpeting, dishwasher, rttrioerotor. lock, plallorm. three slips, deep woler /INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES hardly used New tin now US iporlt lover., coll ti8 today Atklng 10 Riverside Avo , KM jotsk 741 tilt 142 •110 at In kitchen, screened patio, vinyl tiding, one Irani wllti shutters Well HMtt »»•»- ANTIQUE SPINNING WHEEL - III «< rty Alto trull trees frincipolt only cellefif working condition 1140 Coll otter I 149.100 291 1471 pa.milli «*L I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1JI.900 ipociout bedrooms, new science M* AQUARIUMS — 10 pnd Vi gallons, oil FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - glolosss ,, compecompletee ssetupp II Interested coll n kitchen, lormol dining room. H living Open 7 doys Call 24 hours a day WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT oom. coiy den. Bnemenl. in londscoped fol llttlt tl lor morIe Inlormotlol n PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IWME DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND BANJO - Five tiring, and COM. ll!l (EIMED REALTORS 104 Rlvor lid Fair Ma»«i» Mondolln. Goya, and cox. 175 Bonio uke. J/3MI1 SEA BRIOHT - Nortn BetKh• JiMlamly UD Coll W1U* BRAND NEW MIDDLETOWN RANCH - FURNITURE - Lorge living room sel. SO .100 lot One cor garage Three bed BEDROOM FURNITURE - Two both white velvet couch trimmed with red. two ooms. country kitchen. Hit) living room, Eight omeThoutV mu»l toll Principals red velvet choirs, end tobies, coftee table. oundry, lull both Oeodend street Near only 144.500 74HTW drowcrs Head ond toolboard TV stand 11000 2649411 o transportation and shopping Asking SHREWSBURY AREA-Charmlni tour "740J1 GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYEH nly 134.500 THE KIRWAN tO Realtor. bedroom English Tudor In prestigious BREAKFAST NOOK - Pool taste, line 125 174400 or 147 4350. neighborhood Approximately one acre piece dinette Excellent condition Call Coll otter 7:10. 544-1472 evenings. 2*4 1571 OLONIAL 129.900 GuiTAR - With case, music books and Iverslied cheerlul home Three spacious CAMERA ^TPSOtTwith 50 mm ft. US stand 115 71. Merchandise lor Sale 72. Garage/Yard Sale 101. Apartments 103^ Rental. To Short edrooms, 11x12 master bedroom, I » mm leiepholo F3 5. Stronobor 100 ond I 747 2061 baths, 21' living room, formal dining room grip, aluminum tripod, all Penla" All tor RED BANK - Attractively oecoroted ond BUSINESS Or protesslonol people lo 7' enclosed porch, lull recreation base QuaWn.m?,n.r HAMILTON PIANO — Small blond up YARD SALE - Thurs., Ajg I, only, from share lour bedroom ranch with same Red 12I5.-COII 142 1121 otter 4 p m. 10 lo 5 Al very end ol Shore Drive. High furnished two rooms. Bed living room, menl. two cor garage ISO landscaped lot jedrooms, living room and dlnlna room right, good condition Inquire Monmouth kitchen Convenient References Suitable lank area Excellent location Security, Kitchen electric range and relrlgerotor CAMERA 1x10 ANSCO — Commercial FAMILY AD lundt | elerences required Colt 946 3140 oiler 6 Lounge. 32 Broad SI . Keyporl. N J gentleman 7411394^ ncluded Enclosed healed porch Putt view, all swings. 10V Dogor Schneider OLTSNECK - Custom ranch on 'i acre HAMMOND M 100 ORGAN - And bench. RED BANK - Available lor Immediate or basement, two cor garage Ntodl *jrk Anginon. four holders, fiber cose. Iwo In pecan finish Excellent condition Built-in 3 LINES-5 DAYS 77. Pels and Livestock hree bedrooms, two bolhs, living room Could be a real charmer Asking 131.900 pods. 1300 Coll 717 7464 luture occupancy, two-bedroom apart SHARE HOUSE - Red Bahk oreo 1125 ,ilh fireplace, den. full finished basement Leslie speaker Asking 11000 Call ?»l 2340 ADORABLE PUPPIES - 7 weeks old month. r ARPE1 ING - Nylon. »l yds Light blue, menls Suitable lor adults No pels ranslerred owner tint reduced price to Mother IsAKC Shetland sheepdog Coll SPRINGVIEW GARDEN5. 293 Spring SI , Coll 1414295 166.500 Call CAMASSA AGENCY, Reol 2 years old. excellent condition JUST 4>Z.UU 171 1547 mi 142 1415 ITEMS YOU NO LONGER 7415672 WOULD WlDOW — Like to share her or, 4 Porker Ave , Little Silver, 741-6334 WATERBURY AKTWEG I S I E R E D & E R M A N"SHORT REDBANK GARDEN APARTMENTS - lome and expenses with another active AFRNAVEN -~iT you con "do II your CHAISE LOUNGE - ISO, MOWbedT IN HAMMOND NEED OR USE WILI HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES - Males One bedroom, 1190 Two bedroom, 1210 widow on pension? Mlddlelewn Atlantic End tables. 12 eoch Large desk. 110 CM sell, this Is a reol buy Colonial house Good stock Reasonable Coll 774 4092 Heot. hot water supplied One month's Highlands oreo Call 6-9 pm. 142-1097 AOENCYInsuror nes* folding screen, 125 172 1714 0 m hree bedrooms. Iwo baths, living room. Real.lia.r -47 Yeors of Service -It ORGAN SELL 1»V atLOINO — lit •»••*• Well security ond lease are required. Adults Ining room, bos'ment. trees 122.500 2*1 61 Maple Ave Red Bonk CHEAPHORSfFEED ol Aibury Pork schooled. Shown succtMtully Needs inter preferred. Positively no pels Call 10.30 to 104. Winter Rentals 9044 or 291 0084 evenings SPACIOUS SMALL HOUSE — In Fair Introductory Sol* Price mediate rider 671 )455 4 30 only 741 297S. Colt 946m5*vonlngs _ FAST MONMOUTH BEACH- Fun OUR BEDROOMS IM.200 Haven. Low loxet Five lorge rooms ond CALICO FEMALE CAT - Spayed, Shots RED BANK - Large llghi airy apartment, o June. Three-bedroom home Ample Colonlol lectures tour spacious bed expansion opportunity 21' heated olatt CHERRY TWIN~BEDT- Matching Ir7p4e BRAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR WITH A QUICK ACTION dresser, mirror Sl» malthing dining room Free lo loving family having country type centrally located. Convenient lo stores, dryer. References, security 1250. oomt. fi baths. 14' dining room, coly and screened porch Full basement Two GAN Will sell lor 11.725 otter this special LOW-COST schools, transportation Large kitchen, liv- les Coll 222 1H! or 773-5169 after den. Converrfenl location ISO* landscaped Sr {orogrVTlvole shaded lot Wolkto choirs. 747 5502 before noon. lce Mle il over. Limited quantities — home 671 3131 DAILY REGISTER ing room, lour bedrooms, bath Seen by buslines, schools ond shopping. 131,900 CLEAN FILL AVAILABLE K10 44 noil keyboards, 13 pedals, lull "Free Adorable Kittens appointment only Coll 741-4361 otter 12:30. MELMED REALTORS 471 5650 keyboard cover, rhythm unit with a unique 105. Summer Rtntolt Coll 142 1112. Pickup or delivered FAMILY AD Call 747 1144alter 5pm RED BANV - One bedroom furnished ttMOM feature that totiowj whatever you do COTTAGE - Weekly through October. Lo REEHOLO TOWNSHIP AREA - 7'iS TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT- Available for Merchandise apartment. Private bath, utilities Included ssumable mortgage. Low balance. Colts Price Includes bench, music course, les FREE FEMALE PUPPY nquireot 191 Mople Avenue, Red Bank ruled on Lake Osslpee. New Hampshire GROWING YOUR HOME? - Coll or CLEAN FILL OIRT - New Shrewsbury. sons and delivery. Budget terms available For Sale only.' Article must Eight weeks old jlenoreo Country setting On* acre. Four write for your complimentary copy ol Ap- Youlood and haul Phone All modern conveniences Call 566-0936. * Coll 739 0519 RED BANK — Spacious S'i room pent edrooms, 2'1 boms, alt appliances, cen DleBrook'i monthly Homes for Living 542 7222 originate from a household HIGHLANDS - Furnished rooms. Also ral olr conditioning 155,500 Consider rea HIMALAYAN KITTENS - ChomplonTine house apartment overlooking the Naves- naaailne Otters pictures, prices, descrlp CRAFTSMAN - Riding lawn mower. 7 and may not exceed a sale Ink River. Also two bedroom apartments wo room kitchenette, avollable Aug. 3. onable offer. Immediate occupancy 264 HoSs APPLEBlJOOK AGENCY. Reol Open daily 7/5-9300 Sat fits age. registered 110 1125 Also adorable pel Near Sandy Hook ond bus line 172 0340 ors, 950 Hwy. 35. Mlddlelown 671-2100. h p Seort. »12S Main St & Corner of Maltlson Ave. price of $50.00 per article. quality Stud service 671 1611 Luxury building. Air conditioned. Call 142 7174147 4165 HIGHLANDS - Nearly finished three bed HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS — Let us plan a Price MUST be advertised. H^TRTE^ — Hunter prospect Excellent VICTORIAN CHARMER pleasure 15 hdnds Chestnut See at Trl RED BANK - Three rooms ond bath 10*. Furnlslwd Rooms uom home, with cathedral celling, on cor Beautifully maintained, Inside ond out. 25' CUTAWL It II -'Complete wHn eirelecul- Plunl Happening Free plant and 13% of to Each additional line $1.00. er lot CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, ler ond case, e«lro blades. Ills Coll 717 tal soles, jtl 2374 or 747 3741. come, Holmdel, or coll 94* 3572. Near R R. station. Private entrance. Un- ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS - One sleeping* Ivlng room, banquet slie dining room, 746*. No copy changes may be furnished Security. 45 Cheitnut St. oom 14 East Highland Ave DISHWASHER, WALL TO WALL CAR aioe kitchen with breakfast nook. Five HUTCH - Kitchen set. table, tour chairs, made and no discounts or re- IRTSH SETTER PUPPliY^^AKCTregls >U>599 ETING OF YOUR CHOICE THROUGH bedrooms, three baths. Fine school oreo DESIGNER COUCH - Stanley II", rock maple Mahogany desk. Reasonable. tered, sin weeks old, chomplon bloodline RED BANK — Three-room apartment. UT. GREAT FOR KIDS, wllh public 159,900 block/brown/whlle floral Eicellent condi Walk to transportation Ir conditioned 1110 COMFORTABLE ROOM - For a clean AfterJ^»*™1__ turns will be made if ad is Reasonable priced Owner moving 717 wlmmlngig, llshlng. boatinboating lust block! lion Was IS00, lake It lor HIS. Between 5-4 9133, ncludes all utilities. 741-7741. person. Private home. Neor but. way.UllOpway 131,500. WALKE VALKER pm.. 741-0607 cancelled before expiration. IBMTYPEWRITERS RED BANK - Two rooms ond bath. Fur 842 3943 ANDPIPER HOMES 741 7215 i?A)l TO PLACE YOUR PE^KA POO PUP -Mole, 10 weeks old Hwy 35 741-511] Shrewsbury DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mo Rental $16.50 per mo. No papers. ISO. nished. Security Suitable lor single per EATONTOWN - Furnished rooms ond el chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc DAILY REGISTER Call 566 9235 or 5*4 l«79 son. 741-1111. Icltncy opartmenls. Reasonable rates al bargain prices. New or used AAC Rent with Million to buy 172 0327 HOLMDEL WALL—MANASQUAN FAMILY AD, CALI RED BANK — Two bedroom, second Walking dlstonce Fort Monmouth. 542-2970 OESK OUTLET, 1709 Rl IS. Oakhurst KENMORE — Electric slove, on ond off POODLE PUPPIES — Chocolate brown, om 1 lo 7 p.m. SII-WW miniature, male ond female AKC regls floor, large unfurnished apartment. 1115 BUILDER MUST SELL OVERLOOK ESTATE. »0% FINANC- automatic oven 1970 Coldspot frost free per month plus utilities, Including heal treeier, 15.3 cu ft 741 2037 tered Coll 142 2644 ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE - Studio ef Two story Colonlol. Four bed ING AVAILABLE. Three beautiful models DESK - Wllh bookcase, like new, cam- 542-1700 Dne month's security. Available Aug. 15. eclencles and executive suites. Ultra con roomi, ?Vi baths. Lilt 193,000. available Immediately. Cape, Colonial ond paign style Asking $100, Walnut record KITCHEN CABINETS - Combination PUPPIES - 3 months old. father AKC Ir 671-0132 emporary decor. No loose. Harbour ranch. Under construction: two ranches cabinet. 115 747-94SO. 24-Hour Service Ish setter, mother AKC English seller 147 Bi-ievel Colonial. Four bedroom,, sink, gas stove, good condition. Very rea- RED BANK - Two-bedroom apartment, Point, 1492 Ocean Ave , Sea Bright 747 end one bl level. Open dally from 11 a.m. sonable 291 J34I. MATCHING WHITE PEARL DRUM SET 4712. 33S3, 741 1200. V't baihi. List U9.9O0. to 4:30 p.m Convenient to beach, trains, DINING ROOM SET — Double pedestal — Snan and bait with accompanying lorn porch, olr conditioning. Walk lo trans- table with leaf, tour chairs, buffet, mirror, SADDLE - Cervantes, wllh fittings Very buses and parkway Excellent school sys LEATHER AND SUEDE - Coals and torn. 741-SM4 after 6 p.m. wrlallon. 1260 Includes all utilities. 741- FURNISHED ROOM — For business No reasonable ofler refused m. Starting prlcelM.SOO Call tor dlrec 1125 W5-1109. lockets for men Leather bags ond belts for good condition 165 Snaffle bridle, pony 7741 woman Light cooking. On bus line In Mid MORE GOOD VALUES - Heavy duty "lie. HO 717-5144 Call Builder direct lions, 223-9 •r 521 40/5 DRUM SET — Four-piece Ludwlg Blue women and men. Leather sandals for dletown Coll oiler 4 p.m. 842 2205 291-1642 women. All at wholesale prices or below. rubber wheel wheelbarrow, SIS, Cape Cod RED BANK — Unlurnlshed Greentree THE Sparkle, two cymbals, stool, vinyl car- lighter, tt.SO, telescopic logger, $12.50, two SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES, AKC Apartments. 239 Spring St. One-bedroom HIGHLANDS — Lovely sunny room with rying coses. Very good condition. 471-4713 Call 531-5220. E Kcellent bone, temperament, full mask, LQNGSTREET AGENCY ferneries, M.7S each, antique large ward- apartment. Available Immediately. Coll view ol Shrewsbury River and oceon. Mo JUST REDUCED! DRUM SET — Ludwlg five piece, pink LOCKS - Sin Corbln tumbler-type, lor robe, M9, kitchen let, 12 SO, upholstered sire Sir Bornoby Droke. 611 7769. lor appointment. 741 3V53 ure business gentleman- IT7-t?IO. 52J Washington Blvd., Sea Girt Large family wanted for this beautiful 449-5400 champagne, good condition, »200. Call 741- house, keyed alike. Three dead bolt, resist chairs, $10.50, $16.50, $19.50. Students' STTXERNARD PUPPIES - Three ••- RED BANK — Unfurnished three-room KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly lour bedroom home boasting large living 8413 ofler 7 p.m. prying. Extra keys. *2S. 741-0174. school desks, $6.50 each. Showcase, $39. moles left. Reduced. apartment. Heat, gat and hot water fur- redecorated, cleon. 120 per week. Neor room, formal dining room, family tlie WOODMERE RANCH - Three bedrooms, Also china, glassware, pots, pans, dishes Call 462 4741 nished. Pay own electric. Near R.R. sta- His. 15 Lauret Ave. kitchen with sun deck, huge family room, two boths, family room, oorage, central RUSCILS, 25 E Front St., Red Bank. 741 tion. Coll 7475794. V/i baths and two car garage Hot water air. 151,900. Owner. Coll 541-1574. 1693. SO. Merchandise Wanted KEANSBURG — One room available. boseboord gas heat. Walking distance to Close to beach and transportation 125 per schools. A great buy at 150,900. MOVIf (.AMFKA SUPTH B Bell and AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes, SEA BRIGHT — Beautiful two.room week. Coll alter 6, 7171363 132. Apartments Howell Focus matlc 672XL, W0. 142-7046, condition, ports. 1300 for Lionel No. 311. apartment, furnished. Air conditioned. WALKER^WALKER Town Homes Oik (or Phil. cars 412 thru 416. 774-3710. *eody tor occupancy. 142-1794. LONG BRANCH - Room with bath, pri I wwn nwuKi CLASSIFIED vote entrance. Hwy 35 6713311 Holmdel COOP APARTMENT — Four rooms ond MOVING TO FLORIDA - Cashmere AAA ANTIQUESURGENTLY NEEDED SEA BRIGHT - Luxurious. Two bed- 2297114. Alter 5 p.m., 222 9125 overcoat, wool overcoats, winter clothing, bath Down payment ond 197 per month Furniture, pointings, cut glass, art, ooms, two baths, lorge kitchen, dining, KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom young Everything Included bul heat. 5« 5211 hunting clothing. Size 40. 542 2321. bronzes, clocks, porcelains, rugs. Jewelry. Ivlng, laundry, terrace, pool, marina, •RIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air ranch. Aluminum siding. Garage. Fenced LVCT yiriiriy mi«iww*# wi 'rsjvi. *^« rf«».- NAME YOUR PRICE beach, all modern oppllonces. Furnished ondllloned. Suitable tor gentleman odult yard. Excellent condition. Assume mort- EATONTOWN — Co-op apartment tor ODDS ANOENDS - Lawn woter sprayer, loll 9-5 p.m., 747-1041. - $1 25, plastic flower pots, $1 lot. Christmas INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ptional. 14S0/mo. Lease. 142 9310 or 353- gage. Principals only. 495-3712. sale Down payment 184 per month, utili- ADVERTISING RATES ties Included except heat. Three rooms, en- 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bonk 741.7474 tret stand, $1.25, axes, $1 each, eager, 75c, RED BANK LITTLE SILVER — Desirable Fox HIM. spode. 50c, lawn fertilizer, $2.SO. Dressers, Light housekeepinhousekei g roo closed porch, 542)419, 4t9 3712, ~ ALL LIONEL TRAINS SEA BRIGHT - Oceanlront luxury lour "entrol olr, living room with fireplace, DIRECT ACTION LINE 5421700 $29, cabinet, $16.50, travel bags, $3.50, rooms. Wall-to-wall carpeting, pool, air, "747-402— 1 oorr 142-3827 dining room, family room plus children's FREEHOLO TOWN HOUSE - Two bed- small trunk, $6.50. Also pots, pans, dishes, Or American Flyer. I pay more. 9462193 all appliances, morlno. M2-9S32. ROOMS FOR RENT - By week or month playroom, three bedrooms, 2'/J baths, rooms. All gas. Fully carpeted. All appli- household effects every description. RUS AL'S ELECTRONICS — Buys, sells, 2x15 kitchen. 169,900. Principals only. Coll ances. Central olr. Assume 7viS, Ujloo. $3.00 Minimum Charge CIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 741 1693 SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment. Wall- Inquire Monmouth Hotel Irodes and repairs. CBs ond marine ro to-wall carpet. Ocean view. All utilities. 32 Brood St.. Keyport, N.J. S42-343S. 4o2-63o7 PAINT FOR SALE dlos FCC license 591 9362 No pels. One month's rent, one month t _EA BRIGHT - Twin beds. Adlolnlng MARLBORO TWP. — Three-bedroom $2 a gallon ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs. security. 1150 a month. 142-9607 or 291 2375. ranch. One acre lot. Assumable mortgage. 133. Income Property Call 717 3867 bath. View ol Naveslnk river. Ocean bath LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd , ng privileges. Coll 741 7751. 147,500. Principals only, 591 1564. KEANSBURG - Two-lomlly house or In 1 0AY 58c per line Fair Haven. 1424257 or 741-4137. PIANOS-ORGANS SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Two-bed- -INGLE SLEEPING ROOM - Wllh lull MIDDLETOWN — Located on quiet se- come properly. Six bedrooms, beautiful 2 DAYS (Consecutive) 52c per line BICYCLE CARRIER room, two-bath apartment, fully air condl- house facilities. In Hailet. Coll otter 5 p.m. cluded circle in one of Mlddletown's most bay view. Two-car garage with workshop. Warehouse (or Klmball, Yamaha, Conn, FOR AUTO loned. Unfurnished. 1400 monthly plus 64-5119 teoutlful ond prestigious areas, this lovely By appointment Principals only. 134.500 3 DAYS (Consecutive) 42c per line Chlckerlng. Unlimited rentals from $7.50 CALL 495 0029 utilities. Includes golf, tennis, pool and custom ranch boasts three large bed- Coll 747-9550. per month. Used pianos and organs from clubhouse privileges. One occupant must WEST END — Lorge modern furnished rooms, 19' living room, formal dining 125. Over 300 units at warehouse prices. BUYING SILVER COINS be 52 years ol age. References ond secu oom with private bath ond entrance 1120 oom, eat-In kitchen, den, 27' paneled lam 4 DAYS (Consecutive) 39c per line Dally 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. a month. 223 9595. 13S. Commercial Property PRIOR TO 1965 lly. Call 842-9400. ly room with raised fireplace, V/i baths, 5 DAYS (Consecutive)..... 36c per line WHITEHOUSE HOTEL — Keonsburg oundry sewing room, covered porch, two- EATONTOWN — Professional building, Freehold Music Center IX ROOM - One-family apartment. Sea- car garage, storage room and closets ga- over WOO sg. It. 195' on Rt. 35 Mint Mil. lew Ave , Monmouth Beach. Call owner, Qulel single or double rooms wllh kitchen 12 Throckmorton II., Freehold 462 «/30 PAYING 275% privileges. 717-6869 ore. Many extras Include central air con- MYRON P KOIICKY AGENCY. 45 Rt. 6 DAYS (Consectuive) 34c per line 500 Brick Blvd., Brlcktown 477 2121 1320792 ditioning, wall-to-wall carpeting and An- 35, Ealontown. 5441400. PIANO — Steinwov console. Beautiful Also buying sliver dollars. Coll 264 3456. derson Thermopane windows. Eithetlcally 7 DAYS (Consecutive) 32c per line Alter 6 p.m , JM-loTV 1M«( t KOOM APARIMfcNT - 1175 0 MIOOLETOWN — Stores In commercial tone. Hepplewhlte design. Lovingly cored COPPER — Brass, lead, aluminum, bol month. Heat, water supplied. Security re- 108. Commercial Rentals nestled on a one acre wooded lot ond taste lor. Call 7473956. ully londscaoed with many evergreen and center In residential oreo, oft malor high- 8DAYS (Consecutive) 29cperline terles, cast Iron and steel scrap. Old heat- quired Call 29I-449D. HIGHLANDS — Building and lot lor rent. way. Long term leases Include Federal ond PINK SINK, )9", It?. 32" mirrored medl ers and radiators, used machinery An- Building, 1430 tq It Yard, 2340 tq It. Cor. lowering shrubs. Reasonable commute by UNION BEACH — Three rooms. Adults >ubllc transportation or private auto to local government tenants No voconclt*. cine cabinet. M Dinette set, US. Call 264 tiques. L Abroms t. Son 774 5900 ner lot. Boy Ave. and Milter St., 100 (I. 1110.000 MARIO OeSALVO. Realtor, 22 3509 preferred. 1160 a month, plus utilities 264- rom Borough Hall and Post Office. Call 4ew York City and vicinity. Property must "MIRROR, MIRROR 3U5 or 254-4665. M seen to be appreciated. Priced In high Limerick PL. Hailet. 244 9269, PLAY HOUSE - 6T'x4'6"x6' high, Dutch 721646. ON THE WALL, WATERFRONT -Furnished three-room N't (or sale by owner. Call 201-671-4723 for FAMILY PLAN RATE door, lour windows with shutters. Ply- WHO IS FAIREST HIGHLANDS — Now renting lovely new appointment. wood, freshly painted white. Delivery ar- aporlment. Private polio overlooking rlv 137, Lots and Acreage OF THEM ALL?" er. All utilities. Monthly, yearly. Nautilus office building under construction. Will lay 3 Lines - 5 Days - $2 00 $1 00 each additional line Available to ranged 125 Call 566 2«65 TRY 741-5331 out offices to suit. All utilities. Air condl MIDDLETOWN - Split level home. Four COLTS NECK - Fully wooded wolertronl Apartments, Sea Bright. 147-0505. ledrooms, l'/j baths, family room, cov- tot, a trut Island-like paradise al mountain individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" lor items not PORTABLE STEREO - 135. Good paper WANTED inlng one WEST ENDLONG BRANCH — Styled lor It. 172 I646 ered patio and cor-port. Near school, train laurels, pines and huge oaks One-olo- exceeding $50 each Items must be priced bock books, 50c. Aug. 7, I, 9. 9 1, rain or Used Oriental Rugs klndl Call lor Inlormalion, J. O. ROCHE, shine. 162 Fair Haven Rd , Fair Haven. uxury. New one-bedroom apartment. Un- and shopping center. New York ond local Chinese and Persian furnished or furnished. And two-bedroom -ITTLE SILVER Two floors, 1800 sq It bus stop at end ot block. For sale by own- REALTOR, Hwy 34, Colts Neck. 442 2741 Contract ««!•» on Raquail PRACTICE PIANO — Modified upright, Also Wall Tapestries townhouse aportmenl. From 1250. AV deal location for small business or profes er, call 671-MSI. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 slonal office. Call 842 7070 After 5:30. 272 MIDDLETOWN/LOCUST - Ivi ocres, needs tuning, 175. ERY ARMS, 119 Avery Ave., 229 4460. 741 toned Lovely homeslte high on hill, trees, 7391142 1200. 5490 MIDDLETOWN — Contemporary. In the woods, with right-of-way to river. Ex- view, only 115,000, Opposite: over lour FRONT PA6E READERS PRINTER'S METAL WORK TABLE — ceptional house with Interesting lloor plan. acres, wooded, levelTltreom, 111.000. BOX REPLY SERVICE With galley storage cabinet ond two slug MATAWAN - Large one-room olllce also Five bedrooms, three baths. 1139,000. Owners, 4714747 or 291 2*42 S3 SO per count line Bold lace compartments. 34" deep, 40" high, 35" REAL ESTATE 102. Houses For Rent hree-room suite In modern air conditioned C building. All utilities Included. ELLEN S. HAZELTON MIOOLETOWN - Ideal site tor exclusive PICK-UP 75 headlines $4 SO Minimum in- wide, over all height with slug rack 5e". „ RENTALS A REAL DANDY home, V/i wooded acres, near Noveslnk 140 firm. Call after 6 p.m. 566-0936. Small two-bedroom Keansburg house. Llv VAN'S AGENCY. Realtor Realtor sertion 2 lines Maximum 24 Strothmore Professional Building 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 142 3200 Country Club. Principals only. (Ml) ofo- MAIL $1.50 ng room. Enclosed front porch. Nice lines All readers placed at loot PROJECTOR — 35mm, 500 watt, F3.3 lens 101. Apartments yard. 1190 per month, plus utilities. One Rt. 34, Motowan 5*4 1881 Member intercity Relocation Service S705. Fo' each bo* numtw as^gned Takes slide trays. Automatic timing. Ex- month's security. 717-1379. MONMOUTH BEACH — Residential cor- ol column cellent condition. 130. 741-0174. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - And High MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Looking MIDDLETOWN STARTER — In excellent or a proltttlonol Or buslnessmon to oc- and convenient area. 50x120' treed lot. ner lot. Nice area 113,100 Call mornings, artels 1 ond 2 bedrooms. Available Imme- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed- 741 5297. Principals only RATTAN FURNITURE — Four chain diately. 1140 to 1160 per month. Heat sup room house completely fenced In. One cupy two small offices off Route 36. neor Two or three bedrooms. 17x12 living room with red plaid cushions, good condition. >lled. Available immediately One month month security, references, 1275 plus utili- senior citizen housing — 1190 per month, with fireplace, eat-In kitchen, full bath, lull PORT AU PECK - Building 101, 100x120. tlOO 741-2993. security required. Adults prelerred. Coll minimum one year lease. Paul P Bovo, baiement. FHA assumable mortgage. VA ties. 291 2583. buyers welcome. Asking only 135,000. THE 114,000 firm Principals only. Call after 7 REDECORATING - Living room chairs, 671-6739. Realtor, 671 7544. p.m. 222-4471 DEADLINES ATTRACTIVE - Four-bedroom house, KIRWAN CO., Realtor, 717-6600 or 84? tobies and wicker furniture. NEW SHREWSBURY — 1000 tq. ft. • 3700 4350. Please coll 7»7 0454 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two bedroom two baths. Porch with water view. High RUMSON - Build your dream house on Noon Day Preceding Publication apartment, second floor. In private home lands. 1350 a month. 741 7748. . sq. ft. available In moln building 3000 sq. this 1 '/i acre lot In residential area. REFRIGERATOR — GE lull slie. Ex- 1225 a month, one month security. Gas It. glass front store available now In shop- MIDDLETOWN — Bornegat Cape. Two 142-2720 DISPLAY ADS - 2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION m cellenl condition Yellow. (97. heal, water supplied Adults preferred BREVENT PARK — On Sandy Hook Boy. ping center. Call S42 3000 sedrooms plus 10x11 den or third bedroom. Call 513-4765 291-3461. Six rooms, bath, plus attic arrd cellar. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Range, fenced WILL TRADE - 16 choice building lots In Ideal tor adult couple. Own private beach NEW SHREWSBURY yard, Nice neighborhood. Above-ground Florida, each 75' > 115' lor local property All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the regular REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - Hotpolnt BACHELOR APARTMENT - 1175 month Quiet neighborhood. Beautiful view. Con- Office space pool. Asking 121,500. THE KIRWAN CO, ot equal value wllh or without buildings. Daily Register style ol type We reserve the right lo edit or reiect any No Froit. Year-old two-door. ly All utilities Included. Coll venient to all transportation and shopping Call 747-0473 Realtors 7IM5OO. High ond dry. 611 5722. classified advertising copy Call 264-2747 1420144 1295 mommy: 741-9595. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE REFRIGERATOR — Phllco Froslfree. BELFORO - Hwy 36, neor Church St Rt 35. Holmdel. N.J. 138. Mobile Homes Three rooms plus utilities. Adults pre 671-9050 otter Unfurnished 125 Also 20" Kent high handle bors, ba- 110 Wanted To Rent STUDIO COUCH - 175 Chrome and yel LITTLE SILVER RANCH - In private II BROAD ST. Air conditioned, all utilities nana seat, two rear baskets, til. 564 2M5 BUSINESS large studio apartment. All utilities Includ by landlord Single room offices from 855 low kitchen set, 130. Three table lamps. eo Coll 291 3940 alter 6 p.m. park. Beautifully furnished Two bed- DIRECTORY 125. Two end tables, 120.142 3241 rooms, two baths. Den. All appliances. per mo. Up lo 1,000 tq ft. at U 50 per sq OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Oi- FIVE-SPEED SCHWINN H" BICYCLE REAL ESTATE HIGHLANDS — Pretty, three-room oparl 1400 a month 842 9021 ft. annual. 90 MONMOUTH ST. Stores lers you, the home buyer, a selection of Good condition, 140. „ FOR SALE SWEET CORN ~-^Now picking Iresh.leiv ment with private entrance Alt utilities from 700 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft Offices from over 2000 homes In every price category 741SU4 otter e p.m. der, lulcy sweet corn everyday. Casolo Security. 1150. 741 7715. MIDDLETOWN EXECUTIVE AREA - 1,000 sq. ft lo 4.000 so ft. Unlimited tree ond style. The Berg Agency. Rt. 35. Mld- 21 Business Services Farms, Main St., Holmdel and Hwy 34, Three or lour-bedroom spill level, l'/i parking by londlord. Utilities by tenant GIRL'S 20" SLUE BIKE - Wllh training dlelown. 671 1000. wheels. 110. 131 Houses For Sale Colts Neck; HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment baths, eat-In kitchen, recreation room, Minimum one-year lease. Call owner. Wot Partly furnished. 1125 per month plus secu utility room. Lorge private yard. Deod-end ler Zlmmerer and Son. 842 1520 or 946 3400 QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. 264 3509 I MPl OYMCNT 132 Apartments 'Town Houfes TV AND~HI'FI CONSOLE"— With AtVVFM rlty 291 4071. street. Convenient fo everything. 1400 per Hwy 36 and Homestead Ave., Leonardo radio ond record player. Solid wood cobl month will consider option to buy. Imme- STORE OR OFFICE - On Hwy 35, Mid 291-3232 More Classified 133 Income Property H~ILTVOF HIGHLANDS — Three-room dletown. Ample parking. Coll otter 4 p.m. net 150 29I-4M1 _ diate occupancy ACADEMY AGENCY, QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD 134 Farm Properly TWO LADIES' RINGS—Three opal and apartment, furnished utilities included 7392222 842 2?O5 on Next Page 51 Help Wanted 1195. plus security References No pels Beautiful Matawan ranch with superb 52 Babysitting'Child Care 135 Commercial Properly gold ringI, 175., garnet ono d' pearl ring, 155 177 0944 MIDDLETOWN — 10 room house. Nice landscaping which provides privacy and 136 Industrial Properly Call 741 '65«"6 after 6pm yard. Neor shopping and trans- 109. Buildings/Garages beauty. Three large bedrooms, gameroom, 101. commercial Rentals 53 Obmesttc Help portation. 1400 a month Lease and secu REO BANK - 1000 tq ft for warehouse science kitchen with breokfast bar. coiy 137 Lots and Acreage TYPEWRITERS?ADDING machines Air KEANSBURG - Four rooms and both fireplace In living room and parquet floors 54 Situations Wanted Female makes new or used Guaranteed low as rity 847H4I ^_ or storage. Con be subdivided Into 600 or Convenient location Heot. hot water sup- 400 sq. (I Coll 741 7748 throughout. Close to all schools ond trans- 55 Situations Wanted Male, 138 Mobile Homes 125 Serplco's. 101 Monmouth Sf Next lo plied Responsible, quiet business couple HI.0 BANK — Or, theNaveslnk. Three portation. Asking 149,900 theater 747-0415. 56 Situations Wanted' -139 Cemetery Lots preferred 1220 plus security 717-6771 bedroom house, Iwo lull baths. Large den USfFtTPARLOR CHAIRS wllh bar and llreploce. Security and refer 110. Wanted To Rent WALKEgJjJfVALKER ATTRACTIVE 140 Real Estate Wanted KEANSBURG — Furnished three room Male /Female each One like new. 120 Socco. 21 Marlon ences Call tor appointment 741-5254. apartment 1150 per month, heot and ho COLLEGE PROFESSOR - Wife, one Hwy 34 5U4400 . Matawan St.. Red Bonk water supplied References ond security RED BANK - Professional or residential. child, desire three-bedroom house. Centra s/x ROOM sum Mople Ave. 10 rooms, T'i tiled baths, front Monmouth oreo. 229 7205. RANCH IN SILVERTON, TOMS RIVER RECREATIONAL WALL OVEN - US. lawn mown l"i required No pels Near bin 717 97}4 fennjii, ocjied mTtecj Bank

I'M piik.og 1400 per monlh. Leote, references and 152 Boats And Accessories erator, 120, floor lamp, 13. olr conditioner, KEANSBURG - Three room oporlm.nl ONE CATTGARAGE SPACE - WllhTn lion, I4<32 Lot 100x150 with metal shed Wit suo Omde 62 Mortgages for 220 volt. 120 147 OM; security required. Coll Mr. Ryan, and dog run 1974 taxes 1701 FHA 136,000. 153 Camping Equipment Elderly or young couple MtGowon, Ryan Realtors, '47 3000 walking distance ol Red Bonk RR station 63 Money To Loan WHEEL HORSE - 145 Needs motor work 717-0129 Wrlle To Box N 49. The Dolly Register Conventional 135,000 Owner buying bigger AHo 3 room lurti ApprontmiK. and Incidentals. Toro Lown Mower, reel RUMSON CONTEMPORARY- Wolel Shrewsbury, N.J. house. Coll 255-1596 after S' 30 p.m ly4?0Sq It 64 Money Wanted 154 Recreational Vehicles KEANSBURG - Two bedroom opar I type, with snow blower ond edger. In good front, complete privacy, river view. Two REO BANK — Four bedroom, 2V,-both Co- 155 Sport* Equipment condition. 1125 Coll 741 5797 menl. 1760 Includes heal and hot water acres, small boot dock, 2-3 bedrooms, llre- Security required Available Sept I 229 lonlol. Large kitchen, den, living room, 156 Swimming Pools ploce, Iwo car garage. Completely fur- dining room ond playroom. Low utilities tfi HCHANDISE 3ias nished. Air conditioned. Sept. for to Call 747-1100 ~WOOD~CHIPS REAL ESTATE Convenient location near lown and hospi- 07 tOUl Brokll KEANSBURG - Three rooms, suitable months 1410 monthly 142 9110 tal. Zoned professionally. Central olr con- SPECIAL By the truck load 741 2919 for couple. Heot. hot woter. 1170. Security _ FOR SALE ditioning ond all other appliances Included. S BAR three stools, two mirrored gloss RUMSON Five rooml NVptrlC Available Immediately required. 495 1474 months security required Call 741X119 otter 6 p.m. 71 Merchandise For Sale NOTICES storage cabinets (10 piece! r^Ji* r - Five rooms, heol ond ho Call 717 90M 72 Garage'Yard Sale* 291-0397 131. Houses For Sale water. 1190 a month. HUMSON - 10 room house on Shrewsbury 101. Apartments 101. Apartments 73 Machinery For Sale 201 Card Ol Thanks Call 264 6500 72. Goroge/Yord Soles River with beach ond boat docking focll A NEW LISTING 74 Rental Service 202 Death Notices LONG BRANCH -Three room furnished Ifles. Year round rental. 1350 per month plus utilities 689 4210 We hove lust listed this charming home. I COLOR TV - Cosmetics, couch, Beslllne. apartment Coll alter 5pm o top Fair Haven location, lust thre 75 Farm Equipment 203 InMemonam bed, Flat windshield, fence Mis 229 4971 SHREWSBURY Cottoge on estate SI Hocks to schools House ond Garden deco RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE 76 Auction Sales (Above Run on Obit Page) cellaneous Cheop. 105 Andover, Malawon roted ond a very private rear yard Living Aug 1,9 MATAWAN-One bedroom 1200 rooms, two baths, garage, acreage. 1350 77 Pels And Livestock 210 Lost And Found Contact Monoger per month Coll 741-1229 or 741 1575. room wllh fireplace, dining room, fomll GARAGE AND YARD SALE - Huge SUBLET - Two bedroom carriage house room off kitchen, lour bedroom, two 78 Aircraft 2ti Special Notices 513 1955 baths, basement gamer oom 30 day posses Colts Neck. Hummels. antiques, china, on large estate. 5 minutes from trains or RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. gloss cut and pressed, silver, old kerosene MATAWAN -Vrothmore Garden Apart slon possible. A "must set" home 0 79 Swap or Exchange 212 Travel - Transportation buses. Available now through November 154.000 asking Call now. •amps, outboard motors, knlck knocks, menls. One ond two bedroom 1205 ond Coll 147 (525 or 747 2143 tO Merchandise Wanted 213 Instruction crocks, milk cans, lorge old wagon wheels, 1745 Heal, hot water, parking ond swim OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER solid brass articles. Ladles' ond men s Club 566 5414 IWO BEDROOM HOUSE _ Wllh lorge clothing Other Items loo numerous lo MATAWAN Unfurnished one bedroom, yard. In Little Silver. 1310 a month ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS mention. Aug 10 and II. 10 lo 4 Wilt not Call 741 6715 start before 10 Corner ot Woods End and HtMy. fMfry, ovtrHzw) tfftatncy. i. 2. irxj 3 badroom tpt.1. tfw kind Revolutionary Rd oil Conover Rd . Colls Call W 195* UNFURNISHED RIVERFRONI COZENS you mutt Me lo bt«*v«, o» |h» Nivttlnfc rtwf Ctntril itr condMbrttd. Neck 946 1904 PORT MONMOUTH • 195 Port Mon room Colonlol with three bedrooms, three The Daily Register REALTOR 24 hour doorman, Indoor parking, iwtmmlng pool, mum., Mmof', TV r r mouth Rd One bedroom, kitchen ond llv baths Basement playroom. Two cor built GARAGE SALE ^~W»o . Thurs . Frl only, Ing room combination, bath. 1)70 per In garage* Screened porch facing river 813 River Rd Fair Haven, NJ Mcurlty 1btdfOomMfiiilt270,2btdroom(tlf1l«tl410 Northern MoniTWUth County's largest newspaper. from t lo 4, Mony Hems 45 Loloyette St. month plus electric. No security neces Lease required E A ARMSTRONG Rumson, corner Church St sary Call 495 0374 AGENCY. Realtors, 741 4500 741-7686 Monrnouth County's most interesting newspaper, WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur MULTIPLE LISTjI GARAGE SALE - Thurs ond Frl . Aug I P0K1 MONMOUTH - Three room unlur nlshed and unlurnlshed. Immediate occu and 9, 9 30 lo 4 Household Hems, clothes, nlshed apartment 114 Port Monmouth Rd., ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS poncy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY. Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 fabrics, miscelloneovs Items. 3 Center St , 1115 per month Includes utilities Coll m New home Buy direct from builder and Oceanport Ave , Oceonporl 542 3500 Mlddlelown. olf Glenmary Ave . between 0174 or 671 0621 save 291 1*42 Conover Lone ond Naveslnk River Rd. Ml. Boots and Accessories IIO DISCOUNTS - On it., boui I,an 210. Lost And Found SHREIrVSBUHY. N J TUESDAY AUGUST 6. 19M The DgMh/Register 19. efl (ae* H*UM. VM lilgtil Optn Man OUND - llbefian Mutty. female. IM ll»we*rVi..»loll«.iJr<.ll.l * 141 lorn. oreo. on luiw n AK«.,« ™ -Z ,™ mi. ull / " V - NO -l»e HuCril Johnson 'OUND - Silver ond block female sMp [entliuCilon S.ia.lmonn mill Corrv Herd Crotl Troll*' WU )4l Mil Coll eis 1141 Matawan Twp. shuffles its budget CABIN CRUISH - 71 CrnlllM) Fi COST - Bednnglon terrier mile An Derjloi. H Core 7tnp WHS him * I soers lo Danny Miaatelown vicinity pestle.lv Irovellnf with block tobrodoi rwvtfillwi Itl 413) Ctiilaien I pel WIW t VESVTMINO F0« THE BOATMAN LOST -III month old Drown and while beagle Irown collar Area of none s to cover road construction expense BOATMAN'S SHOP Lone, Middlelown Ml 0441 01 >HHV> Nrw Jtf sey i loigrtt Marine SyMly House 111. Special Notices MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The project's engineering done on Line Road was in- come from the county, tome 14 Whorl A»« 741 ilM RM Bant Unforeseen road construclion 0pm doll> t 4 HAVING A PAHTY? Entertain with firm is Karl F. Heuser Associ- troduced. Public hearing is from Holmdel which abuts FREE Chicos beautiful Spanish guitar music and problems on South Atlantic 15 Ineokboa. partly IIMigloiird mail songs Coll l/JOU/Nocxiiwer. ill 4H4 ates, Matawan, and Ihe gen- set for Aug. IS The ordinance part of the* road and the bulk' and boom U7 eTl. Ave forced Township Council provides for $695,000 in bonds 212. Travel - eral contractor is Dick Wil- from the state. BOSTON WHALE* - Cloilion. Spoil taut night lo shuffle several liams and Son Enterprises or notes to finance the re "oil. irociolt Slinoer Jonnton OMC Tramportotion Merculter, Volvo ftost trailers complicated budget items lo Inc., Cheesequake. construction of Line Road be- Mr. (iuluzzy estimated that . DRIVING TO FLORIDA - (West Coast) Aug n Desire licensed dilvei lo snare cover new expenses. tween Van Brackle and Blair the township would recoup.'; Oiivlng Call 447 76* Because of difficulties iliai A similarly complex bond- Roads about two thirds of its origi- • FLAGSHIP MALE-Interested In transput lotion to Municipal Mount Basin Uladlesen County College area. Edison the contractor encountered Ing ordinance for work to be Some of the money will nal outlay. Atlantic HlgMondt HI MJt Leave 6 a m , return 4 JO > p m Coll S4I 1416oiler 6pm with underground springs and MARSH MARINE existing water and sewer 213. Instruction lines, council had to shift N.J.'s Small Sailboat Center ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Piano les MOOFI ol SollDools on display sons Experienced teacher Few openings $1(1.400 Irom the federal reve- 1974 SUNFLOWER available lor lessons to begin Sept 9 7(1 Howard hits House dental 4*0 nue sharing account and MAYFLOWER TUTOR - Eight years e»perlence Avail (5,000 from state funds for Ihe WILDFLOWER able oil elemenlory school sub|ects Call AMF ALCORT Van Hrackle Road project lo SUNFISH cover cost of extra work in- of urban mass transit aid FORCE 5 LEGAL NOTICE volved in the project •PUFFER NOTICE TO BIDDIHJ Congress with no mass trans- lion for the total of the other NEWPORT BOATS The Keansburg Board o(Education in Also passed was u resulu WASHINGTON - Rep vltes you to bid on transportation Specl James J. Howard. D-N J , portation legislation at all. I cities. So New York and PACESHIP YACHTS llcatlons may be oblolned upon request WINNING SKIPPERS - First prize In each of the lion deeming the work emer- Bl UE JAV - TURNABOUT - 410 ot Ihe office of the Board's Secretory. today expressed strong dis- submit that would be a northern New Jersey on a CANOES 140 Port Monmoulh Rood. Keansburg. four divisions of the Sea Bright Education Founda- gency construction, thereby Largest selection ol Skimmor Dinghies, N.J. weekdays between Ihe hours ol • satisfaction over the House's crime," Mr. Howard said. passenger basis are some- Rl eliminating the need for bid- Sailboat! and Canoes In New Jersey u o'clock a m and 3 o'clock pm tion Cup Race, scheduled for Saturday, will be the During the floor debate, what shortchanged." ging. repairs In wood and tlberglos Sealed bids clearly morkett BID ore lo Tiffany engraved plate pictured above. Entries in ding on the added work refusal to accept the confer- 5AO.4 TRAILERS FITTINGS be In Ihe office of the Board's Secretary ence report on the Emer- some members of the House In discussing the unsuccess- Aluminum Motile Cat Trailers on or before 7 o'clock p m on Thursday. the%vent, which drew 107 competing boats last Township Manager Donald BEST BUY -00 II -tilt August IS. 1(74, ol this time the bids will gency Urban Mass Trans- noted that New York C'ily and ful efforts lo get the confer- 30 Bridge at the Red Sank R R Slolion be opened publicly by the Board's Secre year, will be accepted until Friday night. F (iuluzzy pointed out thai 74147(7 lory The Board reserves the right lo re portation Assistance Act of northern New Jersey would ence report passed. Mr. How- lecfony and all bids the South Atlantic Ave proj MERCURYOUTBOARDS PATRICK R COLLUM ret Is partially funded by the 1974 receive more mass Iran'it ard later cautioned against ! Wellcrafl-Glosipm -McKee cratt boots Board Secretary funds under the bill than the pessimism with regard to August 6 «4 of state under a system of "This unfortunate decision PAUELSBOATS matching grant* According has cost commuters and other combined total of the cities of enacting mass transit legisla- I Washington St. Rumson 142-1194 NOTICE FOR Sea Bright Cup PYRAWA CANOES" ' PUBLICATION to the terms of the agree- passengers in the northern Los Angeles, Chicago, Phila- tion. AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES On December 71. 19 7 3 Ihe Com SCENIC SERVICE CENTER prehenslve Employment and Training ment, the township Is reim- New Jersey and New York delphia, San Francisco, Det- "The House Committee on Hoy 3* Highlands Act ICETA) wos signed Into low Title II areas over $200 million in roit, Boston and the District Public Works, of which I am SAILBOAT 14' - E»cellenl condition which Is part ol CETA provides for Ihe bursed either 75 or 90 per cent MM. establishment of o progrom ol grants to draws 75 boats of the project cosl, depending mass transit funds," Mr. of Columbia a member, has recently com- Call 141 4475 areas of lubstantll unemployment throughout Ihe nation. The Act author on the type of work done. Howard said. Mr. Howard defended the pleted consideration of a huge THOMPSON It' - IMITio h p Inboard ond lies public employment ond lioimna pro SEA BRIGHT - Entries A keeper trophy. oulboord Flberglas With trailer II,MO gmms for unemployed and under "I am not at all pleased by interests of northern New $21) billion piece of legislation 741-5191. oiler S VI employed persons In areas of substantial for this year's Sea Bright Cup Donors for this year's He said the actual cosl of unemployment. Jersey and New York City which would seek lo offer 196? JS' TERRY SKIFF~^~3»TPonlioc en Race are coming in at a rate prizes, said Trophy Chairwo- the extra construction would this delay in meeting the glne, needs work. SI 500 14 llbefgkis runa The County of Monmoulh has been de transportation needs of not commuters and passengers, long-range solutions to the • bout, SO h.p Mercury. 1475 Cull alter S slgnted os Prime Sponsor Title II odivi to beat last year's unprece- man Helen Szmyd, include be about $37,000, some of p in 7474112. ties. however, by pointing out that problems of this nation's ur- It It the slated goal of Ihe program to dented 107 contestants. Sea Bright Business Associ- which will be covered by ad- only the residents of northern 1971 MERCURY - Model 1400 EL 140 h p serve the following segments of Ihe pop New Jersey, but also of oth- there is ample justification ban areas. With power trim Like new condition. Con ulatlon. Friday night's Skippers' ates, Motor Boating & Sailing ditional state funds. Irols Included Coll Ben. >41 Utt. I Special Veterans ers around the country who for this allocation of mass "Funds for mass transit 1. Young persons oge II or older en Meeting at Cove Marina, 1250 magazine, Town Club, Talbot The $61,400 of federal funds II'OWENS CABTNCRUISER transit funds. terlng the labor lorce Ocean Ave., will be the final Yacht Sales, Inc.. Allways were part of an account that would stand to benefit from will be made available under Good condllion 3. Persons 4S or older improved mass transit facil- 141 MM 4. Persons most severely dis cutoff for entries in the race Travel Centre, Boat House, originally was budgeted for a "Mr. Speaker, if we look at this appropriation and I have W OWENS IMS - SlKpi lour. Standup advantaged In terms of length of ities and operations," Mr. the total revenue passengers made sure, through my parti- head, galley, depth tinder, compass unemployment and whose pros that starts at 11:30 Saturday Sea Bright' Chevron, Finders new municipal center, but (tie spolllgrit, bow ran. navy top. Item ond peels of finding employment with- Howard said. in mass transit in this coun- cipation and questioning at (i winter cover. !2S h.p. Flagship, exten oul Title It assistance would be dlt morning. Keepers, Cy and Art's, Har- federal government stipulated slvely overhauled Mr. Kopmar, lam to S flam. Trophies, to be awarded at ry's Lobster House, Lock- that the funds must be spent In an effort to obtain pas- try," Mr. Howard explained, Public Works Committee ses- 5. Persons whose native tongue Is not sage of these mass transit "if we look at New York and sions on this bill, that New 31' CABIN CRUISER — Trolan Excellent English or whose ability to speak the dinner dance at the Pen- wood Boat Works Inc., Sea by Dec. 1. Plans for the build- condition. Many extras. 111,000 English Is limited. Coast Products Inc., Fair ing are not expected to be fi- funds, Mr. Howard had ad- northern New Jersey, reve- Jersey will be fully eligible Coll 671 9765 , Positions are to be transitional In na- insula House that night, in- ture to enoblc such persons to move Into clude for first place in each Haven Associates Inc., The nalized this year. dressed his colleagues on the nue passengers have a per- for its fair share of these ', employment or training not supported by 1 centage of about 38 per cent funds. 1S4. Recreational Vehicles theAcl. division a Tiffany glass plate Yacht Shop, Irwins Yacht A question was raised dur- floor of the House and APACHE CAMPER — 1970 Romondo The Program funding lor liscol year and all the other seven urban Sleeps seven. Good condition. Asking 1975 It 11,157.100 and has been dls etched with a picture of Ihe Works, Coast States Inc., The ing the public portion of the charged that it would be ir- "Far from being dis- • 11,100 Call 671 S967 trlbutedas follows: areas mentioned have a total County of Monmouth 40.1 to Sandy Hook area where the Skipper's Shop, The Boat- meeting as to why some of responsible if Congress were couraged, this recent skirm- . CAMPING TRAILER — Andre Jamel. Freehold Borough '. 1W.W7 to end its term without first of 22% per cent; New York ish over the emergency mass | 1973 Sleeps six Can see anytime Keansburg Borough 7S.O0S races will be held. Second man's Shop, Atlantic Sailing the federal money was not Coll ?9I 4479 Union Beach 11.774 place trophies are silver ice Yachts, Arthur's of Sea given to the police depart- passing mass transportation and northern New Jersey transportation funds has ; PICK-UP CAMPER — ll'/i II. Swinger Neptune Township 183.OM have almost double the model. Fully contained. Reasonable Musi Neptune City Mil buckets and third place are Bright, Bill's Fish Market, ment which has had recent legislation. strengthened my resolve to ! sell Call 791-0397 anytime Avon by Ihe Sea „ I.SSO amount of revenue passen- Bradley Beach 13.410 pewter mugs. Sports Stop, Mario's Barber monetary complaints. "... if we do not pass this continue to press for badly ; IS SCOTTY ALL METAL TRAILER - Asbury Park IS9,Se» Shop, Chapeaux Boutique and gers, yet they get only $202 needed mass transit legisla- • Sleeps live. Slove, heater, Icebox, toilet, Allenhurst I.SSO In addition, the Atlantic Councilman Richard B. M. conference report ... we etc., lor compact car. ISSO 741 7019. Deal I.SSO Surfside Marina. million compared to $198 mil- turn." Mr. Howard said. Highlands 11.MO Handicap Racing Fleet has Wolfe explained that revenue may very well adjourn this 1966 APACHB POP UP CAMPER - Monmoulh Beach I.SSO Sleeps S or 6. Sink, stove, refrigerator and Long Branch 310,7M donated a silver punch bowl The race is under the aus- sharing funds cannot be bro- heater. tSOO. M4-US1 West Long Branch t.lil Eolonlown 4S.607 as an overall trophy for pices of the Sea Bright Ma- ken up and must be allocated 155. Sports Equipment Oceonport 1,550 AHRF contenders. The Sea rine Education Foundation, fora single purpose. Matowan Borough SI.04S Matawan Township to require OEWEY WEBER SURFBOARD I Red Bank 4S.744 IN. Hardly used the funding application has been sub Bright Cup itself, on display an on profit organization The original cost of the 141 9110 milled byi \William M. Lynch, County founded this year for the pur- road construction, begun in Manpower Coordinator to Ihe Regional all year round in Sea Bright, NANTUCKET SURF ROD - II' custom Manpower Administrator, Deportment is engraved with winners' pose of funding marine-re- 1968, was $140,000. It has been glass. Hardly used 120 of Labor, 1515 Broadway, New York, NY variance hearing transcripts MMStl on August}, 1974. names, while winners receive lated studies. revised to $180,000. SCUBA GEAR - Complete Ml. wet suit In The application may be eiiomlned at eluded. the Manpower Department office, Hall MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - being" on construction within recently lost his top candidate Call 172 0«l« oiler 4pm ot Records, East Main Street, Freehold. New Jersey, Telephone: 201 43) 4000 The township council last the township. for the recreation position to SURFBOARD - S'10" Surfboard ol Ext. 470. night adopted an amendment During his report, the may- Hawaii. Good condition. US. This summary is being published pur a higher paying job and must 1429306 suonl to the provisions contained in Ihe to the zoning ordinance re- or announced that the police now reconsider other appli- Comprehensive Employment and Train Car dealer given one day Ing Act Comments relative to the Pro- quiring applicants before the department had finally se- cants. He expects to an- gragr m may be mode to the Program Zoning Board of Adjustment SPECIAL Aggent or directly to the Regional Man cured delivery of three new nounce the appointment of a power Administration. to provide a certified court patrol cars, which were sev- sanitarian at the next council 200 NOTICES To be given consider all on, these com- ments must be received within 30 days ol reporter at all hearings. eral weeks overdue because this publication, to head off eviction by state meeting and he is working on 210. Lost And Found JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director Board ol The amendment, adopted of labor problems with the a plan for a joint health offi- FOUND — A gray and black young cat In Chosen Freeholders State officials had asked Hie vicinity ol Eafontown Nurtery Please County of Monmouth FREEHOLD - SJierman Judge Lane had directed with no public comment, dealer. The sticker price on cer with Hazlet. call 543-7SM. Hall of Records Auto Sales Inc. yesterday that his ruling be stayed tem- that the bond be required and stipulates that persons ap- the cars was $5,140 each. Freehold, N.J. 07771 that it be fixed at $2,000 per (301)431 4000 won a one-day stay of its porarily to permit an appeal. pearing before the zoning Mr. Guluzzy said that he re- Aug. 6, 7,1 167 M day for both yesterday and New Sport Star! eviction from the premises it Michael D. Sherman Sr , board must furnish, at their A manpower shortage cently received the civil ser- occupies on Rt. 9 at South St. president of the auto agency, today in order to cover the own expense, the services of seemed to be a township-wide cost to the state of keeping vice's list of candidates certi- in order to file additional le- said the company's attorney, a court stenographer and, in problem as Township Man- fied for the position of police 608 Greet The World! gal papers in its fight to block Robert V. Carton of Asbury the movers available, accord- the event of an appeal, suf- ager Donald F. Guluzzy an- ing to Mr. Heimlich. officer and that he was re- Printed Pattern the state from taking over the Park, had received notice of ficient copies of the hearing's nounced that he was cur- viewing it. The department is property for construction of a • the denial of the appeal in his The Sherman agency had transcript. rently seeking qualified currently short four men, but Rt. 33 bypass ramp. mall on Friday. He said Mr. initiated litigation concerning The amendment came in people to fill the vacant posi- two are under a grand jury The company obtained the Carton was drafting an ap- the state's condemnation pro- the wake of several rulings by tions of'recreation director, indictment Wid therefore can- stay at mid-afternoon follow- peal to the State Supreme ceedings of the motor com- Monmouth County Superior sanitarian, health officer and not be replaced because they ing several hours of legal Court of the Appellate Divi- pany property to block its Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr. police officer. are technically still on the manuevering which began sion's action when the deputy eviction from the premises irr which he criticized munici- The manager said that he force. when Deputy State Attorney attorney general arrived at because its new facilities are palities — including the town- General Roy A. Heimlich ar- the auto agency yesterday not completed. ship — for maintaining in- Illlllllllttll IKMI MUMII II Itllllllll Illll MIMII-- rived at the Toyota auto with an eviction notice and Michael D. Sherman Jr., adequate records of zoning agency shortly before 9 a.m. the movers. secretary of Sherman Auto board hearings. Sales Inc., when questioned with an eviction notice and a After several hours of legal Court reporters charge by yesterday, said he didn't ex- Local Securities crew of movers. manuevering, Stephen C. Car- the line or page, with'an addi- pect the company's new head- Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 ton, another attorney acting tional cost for extra tran- Mr. Heimlich, chief counsel quarters now under construc- p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail on behalf of Robert Carton, scripts. The cost for one copy to the state Department of tion on Rt. 9 about a quarter mark-up, mark-down, or commission. obtained a verbal stay of the of a 45 minute session — not Transportation, said the state of a mile north of the Free- ANKS eviction order until a hearing untypical — would be in Ihe " Asked moved to obtain the eviction hold Circle, to be ready for at 1 p.m. today before Superi- 17 order after the Appellate Di- $100 range. Aiiaire State Bank ^ or Court Judge Alan B. Han- occupancy until about Oct. 15. vision of the State Superior When the ordinance was in- American Bancorp * dler in Newark. He said he He said construction had been Court denied an appeal by troduced, Mayor Phillip N. Belmar-Wall National Ha- would ask Judge Handler at delayed by a delay in delivery il Sherman of a ruling of Supe- Ciumbs said he expected Central Jersey Bank the hearing for a stay of the of materials. 15 17 rior Court Judge Merrill something would be worked Community State Bank Appellate Division's denial so The agency has about SO 9 Lane Jr. on July 8 which re- out with the zoning board so First Merchants Nat'l Bank that the appeal could be car- employes, according to Mr. 24 2« moved to the last legal road- that applicants needing minor First Nat'l Toms River ried to the state Supreme Sherman, and has an esti- Hi IS block to the state's taking pos- variances wouldn't have to in- Franklin State Bank :•..... Court. mated 55 new cars and 35 3O'/4 31V, session of the auto agency's cur the expense of a stenogra- Jersey Shore Bank 3O'/4 used cars on its present pher. Bank of Manalapan property. Judge Handler issued the premises. 20% 21% At that same meeting, New Jersey National Corp The Appellate Division de- one-day stay, until the hear- Mr. Heimlich said that it Ocean County National... Councilman Michael H. nied the appeal last Wednes- ing could be held, only upon Ihe Shermans are denied a People's Nat'l Bank. Lakewood 285 Rrodnitz pointed out that it day and the denial was offi- the condition that the Sher- further stay of the eviction Shore National Bank 17 had been the council's prac- 19 cially filed on Thursday, ac- man agency post a $4,000 notice today, the movers Shrewsbury State Bank 12 tice to ask applicants with 13% cording lo Mr. Heimlich. The bond which it will forfeit if he would return to the agency at cases having th'c potential for United'Counties trust Co 13 15 Make an outdoor man hap- eviction order was signed by denies a stay of the Appellate 9 a.m. Wednesday and move appeal, to voluntarily provide United Jersey Banks of N.J 9^ py with this rugged sweater. Superior Court Judge George Division's action at the hear- everything out. He said the j stenographer. Councilman INDUSTRIAL No joining! Knit turtle-neck Y. Schoch in Trenton. ing today. slate could not grant any fur- Brmlnitz was not present at Bid Asker* pullover from lop down all in ther delay in taking posses last night's meeting. Alkon Industries % one piece. Cables alternate sion of the premises because Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc % Also adopted Was an ordi- with stockinette stripes. Use the contracto/ for the ramp Brockway H'A worsted. Pattern 608 Men's Marine Park parking limit already has filed suit against nance prohibiting parking on the east side of Myrtle St.," in Buck Engineering Sizes 36-42 Incl. the state seeking damages for CRG Corp 1% Send 75 rents for each pat what the delay thus far has the Cliffwood section. Resi- GREET THE WORLD in a is proposed by council dents of that area had ap- Colonial Foods tern •» arfd 2.1 cents for each primes* shape that ileeka cost him. Detomaso i 1% IVi pattern for first class mjilinn KKD BANK - The borough parking limit from S a.m. lo 6 peared before the council sev- your waist above a softly "The Shermans have known eral times to protest traffic Electronic Associates 1% 1% and special handling Send lo has proposed placing a three- p.m. during weekdays. 41/ swaying skirt. Have it all one since 196H that they had to ge\ problems on the street. Electronic Assistance *T9 l.iiura Wheeler, lil The Red or polish il with contrast hour parking limit in Marine The purpose of the ordi- out of that property," he said Foodarama ti «Mi Bank Reglsier. Meedlecraft Park. nance, said Councilman Rob- "It wasn't until the summer The council received a let- 19 Printed Pattern 9230: ter from Lawrence A. Carton GibsonHomans 18* Dept Btix liil. Old CIIHMM Misses' Sizes 8, 10. 12, 14, 16, An ordinance, introduced ert Marks, is lo make the of 1973 that the Shermans be- Interdata IVl 2 Station. New York \ V last night, would place the park more accessible to users gan getting that piece of III, attorney for the Matawan 16 IK, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes Township Municipal Utilities King James F.xlended Care tOOll Punt I>ATTKKN \T\1 2Vj yards 45-inch of the park and to discourage property — that new building Laird LEGAL NOTICE all-day parking by store and Authority, requesting that the BKH. NAME. \I)I)HKSS SEVENTY-FIVE CKNTS - ready. Metallurgical International ZIP NOTICE hospital employes. council approve no new major&~M fur each nilltPFfl — ailil S3 COMPTROLLER "If it were possible for the subdivisions. Monmouth Airlines 4 M.I. NEW FOR IM7:I' K.ish cents (nr tfit'h pattern for \ir OF THE CURRENCY In a related matter, Mr. slate to give the Shermans as TMASURY DEPARTMENT Monmouth Capital 5 inn-inspired Ncedli'iraM t'jl.i Mail .mil Speclul Handling OF THE UNITED STATES Marks said the Department of much time as they need to The authority maintains WASHINGTON, D.C. that the township water and Monmouth Park. V4 log - more knit, iTlK'hcf Si'ini iI n \i;Mua i,m MMartina . 420 - Whprfai, saKslaclory evidence has Parks and Recreation will complete the building," he 7 bwn presented lo Ihe Comptroller ol Ihe sewer facilities are operating Monmouth Real Estate Investment sivles crafts KRKK direc- The K11I Bunk KPHMIV. Pat- Currency Ihal "NEW COLONIAL FIRST consider ways to allow park- added, "we would be happy 10 NAT IONAL BANK", locoltd in Borough at near-capacity levels and N.J. Natural.Gas 10% tions 75c lorii Ih'pl V& West mil si. of Red Banh, Stole ol New Jersey, has ing at the borough's boat In do so " NtWI IniUnt Money Book — New VIM*. N V limn Prtnl compiled with all provisions ol Ihe slat rump off N. Washington St. • that it cannot foresee provid- Precision Optics m»kn I'Xlru dnliiirti nl hornhonn* ules of Ihe United Stoles required lo be Mr. Heimlich said this was % MO nO \\MK \I)I)HKSS with ZIP. compiled with before being author lied lo ing service to any new major Radiophone Corp •from your miftn 11.0•' °0 commence the business 01 banking ot o Complaints have been re- impossible, however, as the 7% mv. nnd STYI.K Nl'MBKH Notional Bonking Association. housing unit. It also asked Servomation Initint Crochet Book . , II 00 ceived by the borough Ihal contractor, Perkins, Kanak, Hairpin Crochet Book . NBWI HIMUNC-SUMMER Now, therefore. I hereby certify Ihal lhat all new construction lie Spiral Metal 1% II 00 CATAMMi! We love Indenlgn the abovenomed association Is author Foster Inc., had completed Iniunt Mitftmi Book lied to commence Ihe business ot bank boat owners have no place to discouraged until some sort ol U.S. Homes 3% 11.00 for you -over 100 Inwn. vncn- I no as o National Banking Association virtually all other work it was Inttint Gilt Book 1100 park their trailers after study could be undertaken United Telecontrol Electronics 1% Complete Afghan Book lion, glamor ntylm rhnnaoone In testimony whereof, witness my slg under contract to do on the t>0< nature and seal ol office this ?Sth day of launching their boats because Waller Reade Organization. Inc % 11 Jiffy Hup,i Book piltern frpf! Send 75f no*. June.H/4 lit. 33 bypass and now must Mayor (iiimbs'sald that the MM Jome»E.Smllh the limited number of parking WinslowTel '. l/18 3/16 12 Prlit Afghani Book INHTANT Fimhlon nook. II. Comptroller ol Ihe Currency finish the ramp through the situation necemttated a "vir- Quill Book 1—10 pitUrm fiO# spaces are being taken up by Wort hinglon Biochemical "% 7% INSTANT Sewing Fipok—lew juWn?,^ Sherman property. tual moratorium for the time Muieum Quilt Book 2 50« It lod«y. wenr It lomorow. II all-day parkers. iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 16 Oullti for Tod»y Book W Aug. ». II. 30, V Ml II 7< Variance for bank uphe] Judge Cunningham also FREEHOLD - Rumson from submitting a second ap- The court noted lhal the noted that wltnearti wtre Council's granting a variance plication was moot baaed on » Zoning Board of Adjustment heard when the lecomi appti so Central Jersey Bank and 1964 decision by the Appellate felt that the plans on the set 1 cation was prenenled. He Trust Co. could construct * Division of Superior Court ond application wen substan- held that the municipal art** drive-in window at its branch which held that this doctrine tially different from the first was entitled to a preflMMIaii office there has been upheld did not block the submission ones. When the bank resub of validity., WUlUm ft. «•* by County Court Judge Don- of a new application for a mitted its application among Jr. of Red Bank ald J.Cunningham. variance upon a proper show- the changes were that a the borough. John J ing of changed circumstances driveway curve had been The variance had been of Point Pleasant Beac* np- challenged by Mr. and Mrs. or other good cause. rounded, the concrete median resented Mr'. a'Mf mt» John McMahon of S« West was moved back about five River Road who maintained PAYS OFF feet and the curbing was al- McMahon Joseph E. Krlley that the bank failed to estab- IN SUMMER tered tJong the rear property 3rd of Long Branch lish special reasons for the MODRIC. Yugoslavia (AP) - line. ed. the bant granting of the variance and Schoolboys and girls of this Bosnia commune, instead of that the traffic situation on lhvlv/0 HMWWWU River Road was not as severe small gifts and books for ex- as the bank had alleged cellent marks in this school here's year, received free of charge D.OOAI • JMI'IMD* JL A ^» They also had argued that permits from the fishermen's .. a the bank should have been association to fish one year in line-up prevented from submitting a all rivers of the region. second application because it was substantially similar to the bank's first one which STEREO INTEREST council had denied. WADB First Merchants YOUNG MUSICIANS — Middletown youngsters Arturn Martin, left, and Bernard Ward, right, both Judge Cunningham in a Time Deposits written opinion, held that the LOCAL COMMUNITY have taken time out from summer vacation this band directors In district schools, the band is HIMMK f D.I.C. year to meet five days a week for rehearsals of the newly organized this year. Members plan concerts argument that the bank NEWS & WEATHER Middletown Township Summer Band. Directed by Aug. 7 and 9. should have been prevented Middletown band to give concerts MIDDLETOWN -The The band is directed by Ar- Middletown Township Sum- thur Martin, high school band KCLEARANCE mer Band, newly organized director, and Bernard Ward, this year, plans two concerts band director at Thome Ju- Ljj come in and take full advantage of the selectior this month. nior High School. It is com- posed of approximately 60 I The first will take place at students from surrounding U a.m. tomorrow in the elementary schools and the and savings on terrific fashions for the family New Monmouth Elementary high school. School. At 8 p.m. Friday the Rehearsals have been tak- Summer Band will present its ing place for three hours second concert in the Middle dally, Mondays through savings for little girls 4-6x ^-tewlTTownship High School. Fridays, this summer. The misses' summer separates and all our 2.90-14.50 Both concerts are free and band project is expected to be swimwear made to have fun in open to the public. expanded next summer. famous make sportswear \ $8-$30 famous makers active playwear fashions 4.90-19.90 1.90-7.90 $24 top look blazers 17.90 Red Bank man jailed Playwear, shorts, tops, short sets and $18 attractive shifts 11.90 skirts, all in perma press knit and woven for robbery at store $18-$24 sportive skirts cottons for long wear, easy care. — A 24-year- term for maintaining a nui- and culottes 10.90-17.90 rid Red Bank man was sen-sance at the 444 Broadway $13-16 blouses, shirts 9.90 tenced to an indeterminate re- address where people resort formatory term, up to a max- for drugs. $16-$34 famous swimwear. 10.90-19.90 $7-$16 girls' 7-14 sportswear, ft. imum of 10 years, for the Two women who were in- playwear, shifts and dresses 4.90-8.91 armed robbery of $402.32 dicted with Hammel and Clap- from the Cumberland Dairy ham were given suspended Farms store in Atlantic High- reformatory sentences on $14-$36 dressy and casual ft ftft . fi Qft lands on April 24. similar charges. Gayle Lee The sentence was imposed Weir, 24, also of 444 Broad- vinyl, leather, straw handbags 0.90-10.90 don't miss these great sayings on William McKlnley Evans, way, Long Branch, received a of 87 Washington, St., Red suspended reformatory sen- $9-$15 long and short sleeve . __ _ _n for boys 4-7 and 8-20 now. Bank, by County Court Judge tence and was placed on two print and solid bodyshirts 4.5U-7.D0 3.60-5.50 lastex arid knit Donald J. Cunningham, who years probation and fined $250 waived the normal five-year and Jean L. Holmgren, 24, of $7 sling back vinyl sandals swimwear for sizes 8-18 2.50-3.50 maximum for an in- 444 Broadway, received a sus- and mules. Hosiery Dept 3.50 4.25-4.75 swim trunks for determinate reformatory sen- pended sentence and was tence and set a 10 year max- placed on two years probation $8 halter dresses in assorted , __ beachcombers sizes 4-7 2.75-3.00 imum instead. and fined $200 for possessing 3.60-$6 famous maker dress legend drugs and marijuana prints. 1 size 3-11. Neckwear 0.90 Evans pleaded guilty on on July 18, 1973, in Long and sport shirts, sizes 8-20... 2.50-4.00 July 17 to taking the money, $4 halters in solids, prints, bandana. 1 _ _ _n Branch. Weir also was given while armed with a gun, from $4-$7 short sleeve knits in a concurrent suspended re- size. Neckwear A/D.OO Miss Denise O'Neal, of 19 polyester/cotton, acrylic. formatory sentence, two South Ave., Atlantic High- years probation and was fined All well-known makers. 8-20. 2.75-4.50 lands, an employe of the another $250 for maintaining store. $3.-$5 knits a nuisance at 444 Broadway. Evans additionally was giv- shape up in famous maker for sizes 4-7 2.00-3.50 en a suspended sentence of All four had pleaded guilty six months in the county jail to the charges on which they savings on basic bras & girdles 5.90-S9 flare slacks in the for giving false information to I were sentenced. styles and colors that a guy Red Bank police by filing a wants. 8-20 4.60-6.00 false report of a stolen ve- FARM-TO-MARKET 2.90-11.90 5.50-7.75 slacks hicle. He also had pleaded Soft cup or contour cup bras plus brief, guilty to this charge. WASHINGTON (AP) - One for4-7.... 3.75-5.00 mile of country road in ever; average and long leg panties . . . some Herbert J. Hammel, 33, of five and one bridge in every si: 710 New Jersey Ave., Point are rated "critically deficient' all-in-ones and zipper garments to really Pleasant, was sentenced to by the Federal Highway Ad hold that line. one to three years in state ministration, says Donald S $ $ prison and James Richard Knight, executive director o 65- 75 men's Clapham, 25, of 444 Broad the Road Information Program way, Long Branch, was sen- 5.90 cotton and cotton/polyester . summer sportcoats tenced to an indeterminate Farmers must truck their goods to market over 600,000 coffee coats, prints, solids. Lounge wear. .4.90 reformatory term for possess- miles of rough, rutted roads quality, selection and pride ing legend drugs and mari- and across 80,000 aging, narrow juana in Long Branch on July bridges, Knight says. Neglect 40% Off and more 18, 1973. Clapham also was of country roads and bridges sentenced to a concurrent in- inflates food prices at the con- *30-78 misses' summer dresses Knit and woven polyester and polyester determinate reformatory sumer level, he points out. at spectacular savings cotton solids and fancies in 2 button, wide lapel, center vent models. Now 9.90-38.90 24.90-39.90. Make A Date Sleeveless, short and long sleeve one A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- piece styles plus costumes in crisp and $100-120 men's suits & trios tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for' one day,. $1.00 each addi cool brights, darks, and pastels. Mod- in polyester, polyester/wool, tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line _ $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line ' erate Dresses. now 49.90-79.90 1/3-1/2 Off $t.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 2i days, $2.50 each additional line. Deac'ine noon day before $16-S25 flare belt loop model, ' publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the polyester, poly/cotton slacks.... 8.00-12.90 Date Secretary. $16-$34 misses' budget dresses, o Of| 00 long dresses, pant suits 9.9U-Z2. $8-$15 men's short sleeve dress Today - For cniiaren, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical shirts, very famous collection moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of $12-$26 misses' and women's o on -c ftn Middletown. Dial 871-3319. daytime dresses, pant suits O.9U-10.90 $5-$9 polyester and cotton AUGUST 6 neckwear fashions, 4 1 /4" __ Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings Tuesday $5-$18 preteen sportswear and o an_-n on evenings 8 to 10 p.m., Brookdale Community College swimwear. Not in Eliz., Plain Z.9U-11.90 wide t 30%-50%Off Gymnasim. Admission $1.00, students 50c, Senior Citi- S7-$14 famous solid, fancy zens free, Poulenc Gloria, Thompson's Hallelujah and swimwear, boxers, stretch, more.. Peaceable Kingdom. Paul Crammer conducting. $ 3.90-5.90 AUGUST 11 1.30- 15 famous brand infants' $8-$12 sport shirts and knits Monmouth County Federation Holy Name Society Pic- in polyester, poly/cotton.... nic, Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Holmdel County Park. & toddlers' playwear, swimwear 5.90 Holmdel. Contests 2 p.m. Rain date, Aug. 18. $8-$i0 famous make perma press AUGUST 14 .75-9.90 belt loop walk shorts (or men 4.90 Monmouth County Chapter of the College o( St. Eliza- V 111.') beth Alumna Annual Summer Luncheon at the Kssex and Perma press short sets, shorts, tops, 1' Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake, 12 noon. Fashions by Enrico- sunsuits and bathing suits for girls and I Crista, Allenhursf. For reservations, call Mrs. Aloysiu.s boys, all priced at savings to 33 1/3 off. 1 Ring, .946-9750. Also sleepwear. AUGUST 24 "OuWoor Flea Market" - Sponsored by the Ladies' i Auxiliary of St. Mary's Armenian Church, 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Space available, $5 Arme- Quantities are limited, sizes are broken. nian food served. Rain date Sat., Aug. .11. 775-004!) or 776- 8131. ASBUFfff*rKr^BANKOr^Vvmami.TO9PM^