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VOL.96 NO. 225 SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, JUNE 25,1974 TEN CENTS * Byrne plan released on property tax limit By MM. /Ill/ of public officials, including administration figures and THKNTON (AP) - The As- legislators It was well at- sembly Taxation CanunUJM tended and the majority ap- has released a key proposal pesred lo rtpmenl COM of ii the Byrne administration tile tax plan income tax-school funding One man wearing the badge program (
MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - How district school children two or more mill 100I The stale limit for seuwdaiy School High school hours would not be changed will get to school in September, and at what hour (h<> should school pupils is two and a half miles The txtaid was accused of selling up stalling and dosing Kissinger, Jackson debate unsettled start classes drew wide public comment at last night's He Raymond Michaels of Matawan chastised the board foi its hours at the ceaveateace af school bus services which an gional Hoard of Education meeting new poln > transportation for the district WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Henry A * Of the two issues, only one was resolved The set ond was Scored on Kespoitsiblily Miss Mane Panes presiden of the Malawan l<< U still in conflict with Sen Henry M Jackson over existing tabled until the boards public meeting in July "It is time lo talk about board responsibliu. not onl> pa- Teachers Association (MKTA) asked the board to table Ihi' strategic arms agreements as he heads today for new aeortia School board members voted 43 to adopt a resolution rental responsibly.' Mr Muhaels told the board Onh resolution Because the times atv not in the best MM*Ota "f thins with the Soviet Union eliminating school bus transportation over what arc currently money will make you decide whal >ou are filing to do You the school dislncl Neither Kissinger nor Jaekson backed down after a three- deemed hazardous roadways The same resolution also elinu are letting dollar bills control your thinking, liul are are nut •our confrontation yesterday on the Washington Democrats nates free transportation to high school students who live less trying to save money at the expense of • horrible accideal She said working mothers ar—id he severely affected l»> a «*arge, and Kissinger's denial, that a "secret clarification" than two and a half miles from the Regional High School II he continued time change, and that children them>elws function tettel in altered the 1972 five year agreement for limitations of offen- rescinds the current policy of transporting high school slu He was told by Mr DeRosa that busing studenls wt'i all early mornng hours Thcv are fairly tired In :< M) in the af- sive nuclear weapons dents who live between two and two and a half miles from Die roads that are now considered hazardous would cost the ills ternoon." Miss Panos said Both Kissinger and Jackson, who heads the Senate Armed high school tnct llKu.OUO Current costs are less than 1100.000 for school Furthermore. Miss I'anos said there 'seems lo be II|I|>OSI Services subcommittee on arms control, said classified docu Tabled was a resolution providing elementary schools bus transportation The amount of money lo be saved as a re lion nationally tit eliminate Daylight Saving Time There la M ments, when released, will support their claims with later starting and closing times because of Daylight Sav suit of eliminating all iTHiles, hazardous or not under Iwn and a major energ> savings." she contended Kissinger leaves today with President Nixon on a journey ing Time Here, again, the vole to table the resolution was 4- half miles has not been determined Legislation to eventually eliminate DayUgU Saving fine lo another Moscow summit conference 3 Mr Ih'Kosa said if the transportation issur were rated W was also discussed, and Miss I'anos offered I" the board i "i 4 Jackson said Kissinger, in a "secret clarification.' dated Board member Judith Hurley requested that both resolu- by residents it would be voted down respondence she has received Irom Hep lamt I I Howard. I) July 24, 1872, agreed with the Russian government to change tions be tabled so that (he public could study each issue and "It would licit be fair to you." Mr Dcltosa added This, he N J , on the matter the definition of a modern missile to authorize Ihe Russians to confront the board with comments in July She maintained said the board will conduct a comprehensive study of punil deploy 1,020 modern submarine ballistic missiles in place of Mr Kid/us reported that wuidalism in the school district that not enough people had time enough to consider each is transportation This study will be used in developing a leaf •6 specified in the interim agreement signed two months ear is on the increase NYarh ever) elemental*) school imuncd sue range policy Iterin Moscow some damage during May and June, he said Her motion to table the transportation issue was defeated Mr Comciford said the board is discussing tbepoaciblity He said musical instruments were stnlen from the high when Alphonse De Kosa, board president, along with Board of owning its own buses, but no decision will be made until school. Their total VanW was $:'.L'IHI. and they have not linn More Israeli air strikes seen members John T Comerford. Edward J Ledford and George the entire issue lias been investigated thoroughly.' tweiwai»d, HT. Kidzus said Musical instruments stolen from TEL AVIV, Israel - More Israeli air attacks on Palesti- A. Younkheere voted to take positive action at last night's The problem of pupils traveling in darkness to school be the music room al Matawan Ave School earlier tills month, nian positions in Lebanon were expected soon in retaliation meeting The motion to table the resolution was supported by cause of Daylight Savings Tune prompted the second con he continued, were recovered troversial resolution lor another raid by Arab guerrillas who killed four Israelis in Raymond Bieber, Michael K. Kidzus and Mrs Hurley Most of Ike vandalism, according lo Mr Kid/us, involved Ihe seaside town of Nahariyya She maintained that high school students have always The Regional Hoard of Education will seek next month to broken windows "1 wish parents and I'TAs would take the Jhe three guerrillas invaded an apartment house in the been bused if they live more than two miles from tlie school act on a proposal to delay Hie starting time for all elementaly message to their children that they are destroying their awn ~ seven miles south of the Lebanese border and killed a "A two-and-a-half-mile walk is not easy It seems Impossible schools one hour The schedule would be 9 IS a in to :i I!) homes," Mr Kidzus declared »-year-old woman, her two small children and an Israeli sol- that the board would take away a bus when we put RUMS) for p m for Cliffwood and Cambridge Park Schools. S :«l a m In Mr Uxlford announced that an impasse lias been declared dier before Israeli troops mowed them down Eight Israelis it in the budget," Mrs Hurley said State law, however, ;il 3:30 p.m. for Ravine Drive, Broad St., Strathniore and Mata- in negoations with school custodians, and a mediator is being were wounded, including the dead woman's husband and five lows free transportation for elementary school students living wan Ave Schools, and 9 am to 2:45 p m for Lloyd Road sought troops Palestinian guerrilla groups in Beirut withheld immediate comment on the attack. It was the fourth major terrorist attack in Israel in 2'i months. The raiders have killed 52 persons, including 33 chil- Freed nurse U) return dren, and 100 have been wounded. In that period, 28 guerrillas have been killed in Israel, while 43 Palestinian guerrillas and civilians have been reported killed and more than 120 wounded by Israeli air strikes in Lebanon. to America on Monday FREEHOLD - Mrs Debo kidnaper knell down and shot calling it a •tactual mis- Hunt seen inquiry focal point rail DortZbaCh,, 24. daughter her in the head, said Mrs take" WASHINGTON - A list of possible witnesses indicates of the Rev. and Mrs William Uortzbach Mrs, DorUbach's friends Ihe House Judiciary Committee may be focusing its impeach- Mull, here, is expected lo be The Dutch woman had ling said she told them she lived ment inquiry on the March 21, 1973, payment to convicted Wa- reunited with her family on ITCII behind the group as it on goat s milk and spicy tergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. Monday. lushed through the Krilreani meats during her captivit) except for a small box of food At least five of the eight witnesses tentatively agreed to In a telephone call from lush, unable lo keep up with relayed by villagers acting as Monday by senior members of both parlies would appear to Ethiopia yesterday, Mrs. Mrs, Dorizbach and their cap Intermediaries between Ihe have knowledge of the $75,000 payment, which the Watergate Dortzbach, wife of a mis- ton ami hampered bj a shoe l,i i- and missionary officials, grand jury has charged was part of a plot to keep Hunt quiet. sionary, said she and her hus- truit repeatedly fell off, she band expected to leave the said she said her drinking water The witnesses, not all of whom are expected to be called, country soon and would ar- Mas boiled as a precaution are former White House aides H. R. Haldeman, Charles W. Miss Stickwerda was shol rive al John K Kennedy In- against cholera, winch had Colson, John W. Dean III, Alexander P. Butlerfield and Fred- when failed to heed the guer ternational Airport on Mon- broken out m the province erick C. LaRue; former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, Asst. iillas' warnings to hurry and day. The Americans still held by Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen and Herbert W. Kalmbacn, Nix- said she could not continue, III' ELF are John W Rogers Hi's former personal lawyer. Mrs Dortzbach, who is six Mi's. Dortzbach said A hcli- months pregnanl, was kidnap copter, piloted by Canadian and William Cayce, employes The committee will vote today or tomorrow on the actual ed May 27 by members of the Grant Wyatt on a mission to of Tenneco oil Co of iious- list of witnesses to be called in the final phase of the impeach- toitrean Liberation Front rescue two Canadians and tm, Tex , and Motta Tauela. ment inquiry, which will begin next Tuesday Questioning of and held captive for 2(i days. three Americans held l)> the a geocbemist with the Ethio- witnesses is to be completed by July 12 so the committee can She was released last Satur- KJ.K, was overhead. pian Ministry of Mines The start deliberating on possible articles of impeachment by July Canadians are Cliff James, a day in the Keel Sea port of Wyatt landed the chopper, 15. geologist from Walkerton, Masawa after a four-day and the guerrillas captured lint , and Don Wederforl, a FUTURE HOMEMAKERS HONORED - The Future Homemakers of camel ride Doctors said she him and look the copter helicopter pilot from Calgary,' America chapter at Red Bank Regional High School received a state and her unborn baby ap Wyatt has since been re- Economists see tax hike need Alia WASHINGTON - As the Senate considers a scaled-down trophy for its preparation of a faculty cookbook, featuring favorite recipes puared to be unharmed leased, but the others remain package of tax cuts and tax reform, administration econo- of teachers and staff. Willard Browning, principal, presented the award lo At the time of her abduc- in the custody of the ELF, The Rev. Mr, Mull is a Hap mists are saying a tax increase may be necessary in the Susan Milligan, chapter president, as Miss Robyn Dobbakian, adviser, tion, Mrs. Dortzbach was Mrs. Dortzbach informed tist minister and Reads the years ahead. looked on. working as a nurse at the missionary officials that the Freehold Kible Fellowship Presidential economic adviser Kenneth Rush said yes- American Evangelical Mis- guerrillas sent their apologies Church, which congregates In terday, "We've excluded nothing in terms of how to balance sion hospital in (ihinda. She for killing Miss Stickwerda, las home at SI K Main St the budget " was seized by guerrillas along And Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of with Miss Anna Stickwerda, Economic Advisers, termed a tax increase an "arithmetical Tinton Falls Schools 54, a Dutch nurse, the gue- possibility" but not a close or immediate one. rillas shot the Dutch nurse Shortly after she was taken Matawan man held Their comments came after President Nixon announced he will try to balance the 1976 budget in an effort to restrain election is tomorrow captive. Inflation. Mrs. Dortzbach told the sto- NEW SHREWSBURY - courses may change into suit- engineering and equipment In the Senate, sponsors of the tax cut-tax reform package ry of her abduction and capti- on murder charge Voters in the Tinton Kails able clothing lost by a 33-64 vote They had expected defeat and readied a costs vity yesterday to police in As- Schools District will vole to- The opposition First exposure smaller proposal for an income tax reduction combined with mara, the EVitrean capital, MONTICKLU), Ga. - Au- tel, whom she described as morrow on a referendum ask- Both the New Shrewsbury Al a recent Hoard of Edu- one reform measure. after two days in seclusion Unritles here were holding her daughter's boyfriend. ing them to approve spending and Shrewsbury Township cation meeting. George T. This new plan, offered by Sen Hubert H Humphrey, D- with her husband Karl Police .lanes S Gotell, 24, of Cliff- She said her daughter had WK9.IHKI for an Industrial Arts Taxpayers Associations are Washington, principal of Tin- Minn., is to be debated today did not disclose details of her wood N.J., yesterday on a called from Georgia the Sat- Curriculum Project to include opposing the referendum, and ton Kails School, said the account, and American con- charge of murder stemming urday after she arrived to let a four-room building "question the wisdom of ask- project would lie this school sular officials said they had from Ihe June 17 death of a her know she was safe Nixon has mild blood clot in leg ing residents to assume a new system's first venture into of- mil talked with her The building will be at- lit-ycar-old Matawan, N.J. The next news Mr. and WASHINGTON - President Nixon, one of the healthiest 20-year debl" when the state fering ils studenls exposure to tached to the gymnasium of She told her friends, how- woman Mrs Bryant received of her of post-World War II presidents, suffered from a mild clot in is trying lo find new ways to the construction, manufac- Tinton Kails School and will ever, that she watched as a Deputy Sheriff A C. Gordon daughter was from the Monti- finance public education. turing and home economics a leg vein during his recent Middle East trip, Ihe White House have facilities to expose stu- guerrilla Wiled Miss Slick- said (iotell and Sharon cello sherff's office. Police ln a prepared statement, fields says. dents to the construction, wrda minutes after their ab Bryant. 19, of 8 Water St., Ilieie notified them lhat she tile two associations said the The cost of the equipment : The clot, termed phlebitis by Deputy Press Secretary manufacturing and home eco- Auction. Matawan, got into an argu had been found dead $»N9.(MXI will cost taxpayers in Gerald L. Warren, set in before the trip began and "it has nomics fields. for the program is about half "I can't go on I can't go ment while visiting Gotell's The Bedle Funeral Home. Hie two communities nearly of that for the traditional In- now been resolved," Warren said yesterday. OB," gasped the M-year-old aunt here. Gotell allegedly Keyport, N.J., is handling ai $1 million over 211 years. dustrial arts program be- Dr. Walter Tkach, Nixon's physician, reporter! that the Polls at regular district vot- Dutch nurse, and a guerrilla struck Miss Bryant, causing nngements. School officials have said cause elaborate tools and ap- President is "in good health and is looking forward to his trip ing locations will be open ha to fall on her side against from :i to 9 p.m. that the debt will be aboul pliances are not required. to Brussels and the Soviet Union," Warren said a bedpost. Gordon said Miss $t(H).(KHI over a 20-year period, Warren did not disclose in which leg Nixon suffered the AH three pails of the pro- Bryant then vomited and MONEY-S/aVER, The addition will measure but that the state may pay Candidate's phlebitis and did not say what, if any, treatment was given gram will be open to girls and choked to death. GAS-SAfER ?2-by-122 feet and will house the capital expenditure por- According to medical dictionaries, phlebitis is an in- boys, who will be encouraged Miss Bryant's body was two rooms for manufacturing tions of the bond issue, which iiui not required to partici- arrest to SERVICE. nammation of a vein, often associated with a small clot and is and construction, one for tiund by two small boys In a Iring your tar to ul lor a proletlional would decrease the debt con- pate in the program. unf up by our experienced rhevy most common in veins of the leg. nearby creek, Gordon said home economics and another siderably The school has no class- lKhn,ciant, and we II make it be a It may follow injury or infection, the books say. They add IK* protested Mrs. Tillie Bryartt, mother user on qn\ with locker rooms where stu- The M«9,IHMI referendum in- moms where such courses treatment includes use of elastic supports and aspirin and dents taking any program LONG BRANCH - A picket of the victim, said her daugh- EMISSIOK cotnnoL SERVICE cludes construction, architect, can be conducted u%ing infra red iensure checV plug-., there is no need for the patient to cut down normal activity lino is scheduled to be formed ter wenl to Georgia > week esef engine, lei timing, etc Nixon has been seen limping from time to time in the past In front of city hall at the lifft lasi Friday with Mr Go but White House officials had offered no explanation for this start of the H o'clock City Warren said he did not see Nixon limp during his nine-day Council meeting tonight to ALL MODELS trip to the Middle East. FreeholdTwp. slashesprotest Ihe arrest June 14 of Joseph A Rogers, the Ann l PARTS Prove rockets may go today Monopoly Parly's candidate ' THtBOUNTIfuLBOMD for the Thud Congressional -INGLISHHUNJ BUFffJ WALLOPS ISLAND, Va - The space agency tries again District seat, as he campaign- today to launch a series of 54 research rockets. If weather salary of tax assessor ed al Second Ave and Broad' ShaJotobtook gfe conditions are favorable, glowing clouds formed by Ihe rock- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- the Township Committee However. Mayor Kondnip, wiy ROUTE 3S. MIDOIETOWN.NJ ets should be visible tonight along the Atlantic seaboard from An amendment to the 1974 In casting Ihe only vote a Republican, denied he had Robert Molr, a spokesman 671-6200 Massachusetts to Florida. salary ordinance reducing the against adopting the amend known which political parly for the polltcal party, said ROUTE IS T4T-O200 SHREWSBURY Today's firings were scheduled lo begin at 12:50 p.m. salary of the tax assessor men! to the salary ordinance, Mr. Manna belonged to. yesterday that pickets will EDT and continue at intervals for 24 hours from Ihe National fnim'$10,0110 to Siillll a year Mr Harper did not disagree The mayor noted lhal the represent a "broad crosssec- Aeronautics and Space Administration's station here brought objection from Com- with the new salary for the township had found it difficult iion of the community " He Two previous attempts to launch the rockets - on June 17 1 mttteeman Harry D Harper assessor but expressed dis to find an assessor because of said they wen united In Ihe ?ain more leisure time, pay your bills at home and* yesterday - were postponed because of unfavorable at last night's Township Com satisfaction with the appoint- the legal confusion over the defense of a candidates ri^ht weather conditions. mtttee meeting ment of Robert B, Manna of status of Alfred J. Parenleau, to speak "without inter The first rocket will leave a pinkish-orange trail as H dis "The salary was sel at $500 West Long Branch as assls Hi' former assessor ference or harassment from charges sodium lithium while descending from an altitude of wise...open a to keep Hie job from becom- lant liix assessor on a con- tir police about 102 miles to about 90 miles above Ihe Atlantic Mr. Parenleau has been dis- ing n political plum," said sult ant bants at $1,200 a Mr Rogers, 22, of 147 nissed In Ihe township but is Checkmaster Mayor Arthur It Kondnip month for a two-month perl franklin Ave , here, was only under suspension by the The Job of assessor is an ,il charged wiih Interfering stale Division of Taxation account The Daily Register elected position, the mayor "I felt thai Mi Manna was wth the pubhi lie was re- pending Ins appeal of a con> explained, and Ihe assessor tir least qualified of the three leased in $100 bail lii await a No minimum Main Olllce victmn for misconduct in of- On. Dnlslir Plaio. Shr.mbury. M. J. 07(01 receives tenure after (We con- who were Interviewed for the hearing In Municipal Coin I Branch Office! fice and ail epting a parcel of balance required 176 Rt H, Mlddleloxn, N J 07741 secutive years In office |db i>f assistant tax assessor," lire neni Tuesday » Ecnl Main SI Freehold. N J O77II land from a developei 379 Broadway. Long Branch 07740 "Bui he has no sei hours the commiUeeman asserted Mr Mow said the congres- reward to which he was not Service is out and is not responsible lo the And he questioned whether sional candidate, who will try Published by The Red Bank Register entitled, biggest asset. EitoBlllhed In 1171 by John H Cook and H.nry Cloy Township Committee", Ihe tir appointment wasn't politi- In unseal Hep lame. I How- Memoer of Ihe AtloclalKl Pr.tl - TM Auoc laird Prett H entitled u mayor said cally motivated aftei reveal- "The first choice of Ihe an) In Ndvwnber, is a mem- ••clullv.lv to '"• " "" republlcollon of all Ihe local newi printed In th« ntwtpaptt* a» w.M a* all AP newi dlipalchet The township Will make the mi; thai Mr Manna was a Ihreeinan scrceiiini', com ber of ihe Moninouih Chapter Wcond clou pottage paid at Red Bonk. N J 07701 and at additional assistant lax asses IOI > pTfl registered Republican niltee who KlUghi U MHTCS-
and reglaze all lluzlrt seeks REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS EARN INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL PAYABLE MONTHLY types of aluminum See our huge selectlonj blood donors HAZLET- Local residents frame windows arv urged to volunteer as do- HIGH EARNING SAVINGS CERTIFICATES on your roller LAWN & BEACH nms fur the Civil Defense and ALSO AVAILABLE SHOP PROWN'S Disaster Control Walking VE STOCK WINDOW SHADES UP UMBRELLAS Blood Bank, established lust |TO 72" wide Hundreds ot colors vcar In • wld» varlaty ot cotwt I styles and patterns lo choose from AND SAVE Kii'hiinl Names, deput) dl rector "f the program BX MARINE VIEW SERVING RED BANK FOR OVER 48 YEARS plained that the CD-DC office has fewer Iti.ni ill act l\ i' • ALUMINUM • SIDING • BLINDS •GUTTERS names un file The office SAVINGS •ROOFINQ • WINDOWS would lu'k to expand thai • AWNINGS • SHADES •DOORS number to ion potential do MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS . LINCBOFT EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME non Donor-, at e needed for PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES671-2400 BROAD ST. 741 -7500 RED BANK, ijiirrgrncy ttitUUtllMM where imiiunt ol blood may Mtmbar FSLIC CREDIT PLANS AVAILABLI be required on whorl notliT The Daily Register New QA, Watergate link pull <" FntlWlrtw H IN* k,, By JA IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS Mideast trip nonproductive By MILTON YIORST IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII sures the tour in old-fashioned negotiating positions. Now cold war terms. Nixon admin- they may well be hardened It's surely no coincidence TIIK NEW istered a real defeat on the In fact, despite a warning that, just as Air Force One Russians, by weakening from every Arab leader was taking off to return Rich- POLITICS Kremlin ties in the region and whom Nixon saw that Israel IMIMIIMIIIIIItlllllinilMIIIIII Mill Him ||||||||||||M Ill 1(111111111111111111111 Illlll I HI ard Nixon to the United strengthening our own. will have to deal with the Pa- Slates, Israeli jets were also IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI Courting disaster lestinan question, the Nixon- on the move, to resume their think the visit might have But this was not a goodwill Rabin communique from Je- Good nows on gasoline bombardment of Arab guer- dampened the furies that the visit to Australia or Denmark rusalem makes no reference rilla installations in Lebanon retaliatory raids loosen in the or even Romania, where a to it, save for a wide-ranging quite noticeable. Except when it The word from Trenton that The message was that, Arab world, and created a little mischief by a head of denunciation of terrorism. there will be substantial increases is clogged by weekend traffic, while both sides were courte- more hopeful negotiating at- state in search of glory can YIORST The first reports from Bei- in gasoline allocations in the next however, many Garden State ous enough to desist from mosphere. hardly do much damage. This rut indicate that the commu- overt acts of warfare while was a jump into the world's two m(inHis IS welcome news Parkway travelers seem to be ex- Instead, as I read the ac- nique has already weakened Nixon was in the Middle East, most volatile political caul- ceeding the speed limits. counts of the various meet- Nixon, too, has offered Palestinian moderates, and The liberalization is being made dron, where a misstep could the visit did not advance the ings as well as the actual American aid — but it ap- strengthened the extremists to accommodate service stations Besides keeping state troop- mean disaster cause of real peace — and, communiques, I come away pears that a large proportion So much for peace-making' ers busier at the job of issuing in resort areas. maybe, even moved it back a with the impression that Nix- I see no evidence yet that of it will go to the purchase of Here in Washington, Nix- summonses, these speeders are step. on told every political leader Nixon made any measurable American arms He also of- on's trip was recognized be- Although the commodity is wasting gasoline and they are Had Nixon, after Cairo and he saw — Arab and Jew alike contribution to disaster But fered to put nuclear reactors fore it began as more a tactic Damascus, been able to bring neither do I see the slightest considerably costlier, we have threatening the impressive traffic — exactly what that leader in the Middle East Neither of in the impeachment conflict come a long way since the frinlil- to Jerusalem an assurance wanted to hear sign that he used the occasion these proposals is positive or than in the Mideast conflict safety record that has been com- that the differences between of this visit to promote recon- eningday8 last winter when gaso- On a general goodwill visit, peaceful. But it was felt that, if Nixon piled across the state and nation ciliation Arabs and Jews could be set- such a tactic is quite defen- Long-term pact helped in the Mideast, he de- line stations were closing down — tled by negotiations, then it's in the past several months. sible, indeed advantageous to There was a time, 1 recall. Friends of Israel will be de- served whatever ground he some permanently — and motor- unlikely that Prime Minister With the promise that motor- the United States. In fact, in when President Eisenhower lighted that Nixon agreed to gained on impeachment Rabin would have sent his devised an incentive for re- ists were actually wasting gas lie- ing visitors will not be stranded harmonizing our relations put weapons shipments on a Whether he gained any such planes back into action. with the divergent states of gional reconciliation in an cause of the long waiting lines at at New Jersey resorts, New Jer- long-term basis, thus reliev- ground is unclear But I don't Had Nixon alternately used the Middle East, I'll admit American-financed Jordan ing the Israeli government of think he helped in the all of the stations. seyans should take advantage of his presence to persuade Ra- that Nixon served the imme- River development plan Per- the anxieties of constant arms Mideast The tour was anoth- We hope, though, that every vacation days to see the inter- bin that the United Stales ex- diate interests of American haps the idea was naive, or at negotiations But he extracted er exercise in Nixon cynic- least premature, but it was automobile owner realizes that esting and relaxing areas which pected a greater sense of re- diplomacy rather well in return no commitment in- ism, meant to serve him and straint from Israel, then I positive and peaceful the energy crisis has not dis- the Garden State has in abun- Furthermore, if one mea- dicating a softening of Israeli no one else appeared Conservation should dance. still be very much on our minds, By recognizing that the Jer- whether we're thinking of gaso- sey slid re gets a rush of people in line, electricity or next fall's heat- the summer, the Federal Energy Weasels in the hen house log oil. Office is being realistic in making By I \M1 S J. KILPATRK K '»»' mimiii , MIMIII MUM, duct can be proved. The sena- The critical days of last win- the supply of gasoline more avail- failure to plug these leaks, as tor, who still has a regret- ter had some commendable ef- able. Just as realistically, state chairman of the Judiciary Barry Goldwater, Patrick table habit of going off half- Committee, is one more re- fects, l>ut these appear to be eas- residents should anticipate a cut- Buchanan, and Ken Clawson CONSERVATIVE cocked, at first accused the faction upon his lack of ca- ing off. Some that come to mind back in the fall. A repetition of exploded in sequence last Post of "treason." He backed pacity for his job. are ear pools, greater use of last winter's angry confrontations week, like a string of dyna- away from that nonsensical VIEW What of the role of the mite blasts, on the matter of charge, but he was fuming Ixises and reduced Speeding lim- between station owners and mo- "" i" Miiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii newspapers? The ethical and "leaks" in the national press. with other charges that its. torists can be avoided if each 1 professional questions here Th. situation demands atten- I have been in" the news struck him as matters for When the 50-mile-per-bour auto owner refuses to waste gaso- are far more complex One tion and it merits concern, business all my life, and I prosecution Nothing will line. "Is this trip really neces- starts with the plain truth speed limits were posted on the lint it defies easy answer cannot recall any situation cane of this l) that Dixon's memoranda are highways and superhighways, ac- sary " is a question we should The senator from Arizona, The questions are not ques- that approaches the situation KILPATRKK news Newspapers exist not the President's top speech tuns of law, but of ethics, of ceptance of the slower travel was keep asking ourselves. I hill now obtains Every day to.suppress news, but to print writer, and the head of White henor, and of professional re- brings a fresh leak of some times past, in such matters as it. If a newspaper is given House communications were sponsibility. confidential document. It is Daniel Ellsberg and the Pen- confidential material, having outraged — justifiably out- In the matter of leaks from nc< only the Judiciary Com- tagon Papers, some plausible demonstrable news value, the Eatontown's government raged — at the torrent of mittee that gushes its subter- the House Judiciary Com- appeal could be made to a newspaper's duty is to print leaks flowing chiefly from the mittee, it is plain that some- ranean secrets: Ihe Senate's higher morality." Ellsberg's it, unless— Unless what'.' Un- A movement is under way in Republican of long standing, he 1 House Judiciary Committee. one with access to the com- Watergate committee and position was that he was so less other considerations are Eatontown to have a question frequently exerted his indepen- Gddwater wanted to send the mittee's confidential files is piKsihly the FBI — this is not distraught, and so profoundly more important placed on the November ballot dence by openly disagreeing with editors of the Washington behaving, if not dishonestly, Clear — also arc involved. disturbed by the nation's in- Post to jail, a prospect not at least dishonorably A num- One such consideration, ob- that would ask voters tn decide if party members when he thought (•oldwater fuming volvement in Vietnam that he without a certain appeal, and ber of memoranda prepared viously, is the national secu- the borough's form of govern- they were on the wrong path. In For all of Sen C.oldwater's was compelled to breach his Buchanan spoke scornfully ol for Ihe committee's use by rly This is not involved in that sense, his leadership has of- ling memorandum last week word of honor He had to re ment should be changed. Basi- "weasels In the chicken William p Dixon, a Demo the current leaks. Another on the law, it seems to me veal the war documents, he cally, the change would have ten been on a nonpartisan basis. house " cmlic staff lawyer, have been consideration, far more diffi- doubtful that criminal con- said, because there was no cult to appraise, is the image mayor and council elections in The mayor also believes the deliberately leaked to the way the people could learn and reputation of the press it- change would permit more gov- press Dixon is perhaps the May and candidates would run the truth otherwise most prolific writer since scif. By serving as a willing without a political label ernment employes to participate No such rationalization is Charles Dickens His leaked ally to the committee's hatch- in local government. They are available to the anonymous memoranda are damaging to etmen, the conniving news- Mayor Herbert !•'.. Werner is source who leaked Dixon's prohibited from running for politi- the President, and so long as papers inevitably create the among those advocating the memorandum of June 6 on cal office. the memoranda are not pub- impression lhat their purpose June 17 Release of this con- change During his terms of valu- licly released, they cannot be is not to pursue the news, but The mayor very well may be fidential statement could not able service, Eatontown has examined by other reporters to pursue a vendetta instead correct in asking for the change, conceivably serve some II is an ugly image, harming adopted some marvelous adminis- Th'v are shots from ambush yet we advise caution. Too often "higher morality " It served the press as a whole. Speak- In my own view, the con trative and business procedures the cause of Ihe partisan ing for myself, as one profes- WC have seen changes that did dirt of the leakers ought to We would certainly list it among Democrat* who are out to get sional newsman, I voice mv not bring about the improved gov- be roundly condemned. In the county's better local govern- the President Peter Hodino's resentment, and my protest ernment that was sought. Eaton- ments. touii residents should attend The mayor would like to re- Thursday night's meeting, though, duce tin1 influence of partisan pol- to learn more about the proposal, Today in history itics on local affairs Although a pan k'ularly its potential defects By The Associated Press In IH7H, Gen George ('us- U.S.S.R would not let any tcr's force was massacred in crisis push them Into nuclear Today is Tuesday, the 17fith the Battle of the Little Big war. day of 1974. There are 1 Mil Threats in Long Branch Horn In Montana Ten years ago: Some 30 days left In the year In KI1H. American forces UadU and three whiles were A telephoned threat that the has information on either the Today's highlight in his- drove ihe Germans out of hospitalized during an out I,init: Branch city twill would Jie shooting or the threat should feel tiry BelleaU Wood, Fiance alter a break of racial violence in SI both bed hist Wednesday Followed (in this date in I9M, North ((impelled tn get it tn the police two-week bailie in World War Augustine, Fla Korea invaded the Republic a senseless shooting .it police We trust the police are suc- I Five years ago ,\ Jersey Of Korea It was Ihe begin headquarters the preceding Sun cessful in their Investigations and In 1934, il was announced N.J , grocer. Rafael nblfj of the Korean war thai Hi million Ami' Tormes, was charged with day in which, fortunately, no one thai those believed guilty are On this date were on relief tabbing and beating to death was injured or killed brought to trial At best, it might In 1788, Virginia ratified the in 1887, President Lyndon his wife and seven of their These are shocking incidents be a case of sick humor which U.S Constitution B Johnson and Soviet I're children In IRIS, Napoleon Bona that can have a disruptive effeel needs to be cured In any case, inter Mcxel Kosygln con Today's birthdays broad parle made a farewell ad mi city life because they presenl Long Unmehers do not deserve 'Ma'am, would yon iniiul ihniwlng eluded talks at Classlioin way producer George Abbott before being exiled to 1 lsH5. Lord LotllS Mounlliallen an element of fear Anyone w ho exposure (n such violence. your JMM ki Ilnx.k nl him?' Sfrtnl Helena Slate College in New Jersey and pledged thai the t of Britain is 74. Defining thorough and efficient education is no easy task By ELINOK Ml I II K Ml iniiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUK 'The g«al ,,l ll it mini " with i • rlup (llUllllill i III lit I'ol I(W and effitu-ni system ul nun I.I;\H\I\<. pubiii' uharif shall be eclui ... III certain disim — \ vide to all children it, nuximiiin pupil li winch will s|>ecif ii tin me Jersey, regairdle okja I IMiniljon evprckd In im children philiiM>|ili> fciinoniK lUtlU IIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIMUIIIIIIIIIHI.IIIII crunui '•-! WHICH fir diagnosis ill the edii. I If Icwett I • l«i|inii'Hl "I e;icli child ILLS |iu limit i HJIll DVl , ilillt« ' I phic huatmn Hi, Urn I; ul bis pa) mi il' ; epportwuty whidi wi llir ruunlx su|M'nntrii in relation In lln> uneilui alum is whuh of course pare ihmi In funciion puim "I the Departin< iir trainiag olijecti\es Nor tin I h;i I nun ill tun uiih tin in the simmer ; i uuld take care cally, oconoMiHjIh ai Ul .! I \\ els the aigumnrt with the KptvifUa nl slate ap|ilu\ ,il uf rlrnu-n sell simpK b\ putting' *idelv i-in ciallv in a ik-nuii i plan'- turn ol ediii atiotiiil elements Ian as well as lu^h schiinls I ITU i portion ui .-jeii check in his n>tlu> extent df their iadtvtd it presuinabh will swv< luiul facilities until pe ulnch should be tin ludi'it in ixttii•alum received .H Ihe CM mm un i ca lion* Ii account The in 'lance Huh the i,, ual talc-nl.s and afaili) :i place tor ilu- Italic u[M.ilili_ l anil Ihe [ • COTTON BLEND* • FLORAL 1 SOLID • • KNEE LENGTH. SHIRT JACKETS METROPOLITAN AND BLAZERS %der,,i SAVINGS and Loan Association FIRST COME'FIRST SERVED $ IN JERSEY CITY IN MATAWAN TOWNSHIP IN EDISON TOWNSHIP iET HERE WHILE Foye Place Stralhmore Shopping Center Oakwood Shopping Plaza Slate Highway 34 ^ Wood Avenue QUANTITIES LAST ! "Whf They turned drawings into gowns B> MAH(,I KKITI HKNDKKSON were fitted to a fare-thee-well and then taken one inch apart from wrist lo abmc Ihe elbow apart and transferred to oaklag for permanent ref where they release lo form a puff The kid.s outdid thcinv erence in determining Ihe correct sue of gar- Kilecn Orndorff s rather Crecian-louk salmon Thai's hem Mrs Abbif Brockwcll, Holmdcl iri'nts slil front gown was. according ID Mrs Biockwcll. r»mc economics U-acher at Mon mouth Ki'tficinal Then creativity stepped in the fun of imagin OK i>( the most difficult lo execute Miss Orndorlf tigh Schuul. New Shrewsbury sums up the results ng. as Tom Kegalado did. how she would look in a nuriled one side of the skirt to fall in fluted Me- it this ytttu innovative comprehensive course in traid-lnmmed sleeveless blue crepe g(j»n will dieval effect And it finally did — admittedly more clothing design al the school, one that had 37 wide notched collar Or piclunng oneself, as Mary by chance than design yiMing people, including one young man. enrolled Beth Boeglin pictured herself in a cape Meg Keuter had many problems with her •pri- The course — which leaches the anatomy of liue-on white dotted Swiss gown with V neck and ori crepe gown - difficulties with Ihe snappercd fashion — was initiated by Nicholas Caivano, ftillish skirt Or deciding upon, M Leslie Spencer side skirt closing (some Stitch Witchery pressed chairman of the schools fine arts department (he decided upon, a one-shouldered ivory polyester into Ihe pleat finally provided a firm base for Ihe taught them how to draw) and Mrs Broekwell crepe gown belted with gold mesh sii.i|is). difficulty with a close filling haller back (she taught them how to turn their drawings into Kor Miss Spencer — experienced when M came (here Knglish twill tape was Ihe answer) and diffi- wearable outfits), a member of the industrial edu- to artwork and embroidery, but a novice when it culty with a selling the collar (it had lo be done cation and home economics department which is came to sewing — her muslin sloper was the first twice) headed by Konald Danish thing she ever stitched up Mrs Brockwell credits "It takes a lot of foresight." explains Mrs They set up what they felt were realistic her with choosing to design a very simple dress, Brockwell. "to analyze where troubles will arise. gials. but. comments Mrs Brockwell. the students cue cut completely on the bias, that was very well to visualize the finished project and determine achieved more made and, notes Mrs Brockwell, "looks jusl super now to achieve it " PIT six of the young women, their achieve- en her " A measure of the success of the course is thai ni'nts look the shape of original prom gowns — Translating one's concept of chic attire into a each student completed a well fitting original gar- the spectacular finale to a project that began with well-fitted pattern required reams of Kraft paper ment using this flat pattern method Also, al- iiuslin slopcrs (sounds like gophers) which is a 1 en which were drawn the outlines of Ihe finished though a substantial number of students were trade name for a basic five piece natural waisl garment (as the designers visualized it) cut to graduated this month. 12 members of Mrs Brock- fjiimenl with a high-necked four-dart bodice, long conform to the basic pattern as to size Then the well's original class, including that same young plain sleeves and a slightly Aline skirt These lops of the gowns were made in muslin before man. have enrolled for Clothing Design II scissoring into final fabrics Linda Moyes chose to do some very involved work on a brief reversible jacket with sleeve tucks MEG REUTER found it decidedly more difficult to make her apricot crepe gown than it was to make s sketch of her design Miss Reuter, 17, will be a senior this fall at Mon- LESLIE SPENCER models mouth Regional High School her bias cut ivory crepe gown, a mirror image ol Ihe one she sketched with left shoulder covered instead of right The gown is the first thing she had Register Staff Photos sewn By Don Lordi MARY BETH BOEGLEN was graduated this month from Monmouth Regional High School, New Shrewsbury For her senior course in comprehensive clothing design she completed this blue on white dotted Swiss gown lined in blue TONI REGALADO plans to study fashion merchandising The prom gown she designed is of blue crepe trimmed with metallic braid NOW! EILEEN ORNDORFF plans to ma|or in merchandising at Brookdale Community Col- lege. For her high school course in creative design she attempted to achieve a fluted skirt Donna's draping as illustrated in her sketch of me- diaeval finery Fantastic Summer Sale Of the Newest Fashions u winner u LINDA MOYES not only designed a If you're feeling a little out-of-step with the times, highfoot it to ummer Oale! jacket with complicated tucked sleeves, but Donna's during our extraordinary sale. Sizes 5 to 13; misses' 6 to 16 also she made it reversible and lined it with a blue artd white print The gown is light blue Come Tomorrow and Save ... polyester satin and the jacket is white $7 (ong $10to$18) Selected Groups From Scooter Skirts $7 ( r. $i2) O g Our Regular Stock TOpS 20% off ong Price Skirts $12 to $18 (ong. $IBto$?&) $1O(OIKJ PriceuploS1600) PANTS $16(ong Price uplo$28 00) 25%«o50%OFF SAVE'A ON A SWIM SUITS Slacks • Slack Sets SMASHING 2 piece COLLECTION 1U \uploM0 Culottes • Skirts OF DRESSES AND PANTSUITS Jr. 5 to 13 Tops • Dresses SUMMER BAGS 20% OFF ORIG. PRICE Jackets • Rainwear All sales final — All merchandise from regular stock Donna's open our door.. 93 Broad St. Red Bank frshion Fair 31 Church SI. Little Silver Open Wed. and Frl. til 9 P.M. Idlictnl lo ABC Sporti IT. RED BANK \ *«* *-.-: . - ' , . I AhWy WfEf&tNU V Make room for tuna B\ BARBARA (.IBBONS mustard and Me Ulilr (hill until serving time Tuna salad can be an oil-drenched, may At serving iimr combine m!h all remaining onnaise-laden calorie disaster -or a hearty, ap ingredients Serves sit 2\1 cal petite-appeasing no-cook main course that's great It v\ IALAB VERONHH E for summer lunches or supper 7-ounce can water packed lurui flaked 1 cup seedless graft* Today we offer a trio of economical, nutrition 1 cup (hopi)i'il 11'leu rich salad bowls based on budget buy tuna All H medium m,*1 pitied nines. >lu ed three are a bargain for the weight wan ti><> u 4 tablespoons low (alone nayosnaue' cause they total about 200 calories a serving A 1 tablespoons toasted sin nuts' lunch counter tuna sandwich, on the other hand, • One tablespoon m.iMinnaise ami I t.ilili can be twice as fattening spoons plain yogurt may be substituted for Itw-ca- lone mayonnaise ' Toasted so> nuts are available in health fund stores and . JUNE 27, 29, 30 JULY 1,2, 3, 6 The bride attended the Uni- Regular Fabrics "OKLAHOMA" - Center Drama Workshop, at Mon- versity of Northern Iowa at moulh Y, 100 Grant Ave , West Deal. Week nights at 8:30. Cedar Falls, and the bride- SaLs at 9:30 Sun matinee June 30 at 1:30 p.m. Discounts groom attended Newark Col- for groups, Sr. Citizens and children. Call 531-9100, 222- lege of Engineering. They 3831 or 222-9307 plan to attend Faith Baptist Bible College, Ankeny, Iowa. 60" NO-IRON JUNK 28 "Annual Church Fair" - All Saints Memorial Save Church, Navesink. II am to 4 p.m. Traditional church MENSWEAR supper 5:30 p.m. Silent Auction featuring local Artists, Taylor- 15% Antiques and Treasures White Elephant, (iames. Plants. DOUBLEKNITS Handmade uiules and Books Hofford • Machine Washable 100% Polyester JUNE 28 AND 29 MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and PRICE Middletown Kulk Festival, Bodman Park, Middle- Mrs James M Hofford, 178 town Folk music, folk crafts, square dancing Concert Qreenoak Blvd., announce Ihe 45" WASHABLE Friday night at 7:30 p.m Saturday workshops and con- marriage of their daughter, certs from II a m Evening concert at 7 p.m Children's Miss .lo-iinn Patricia Hofford. FLOCKED VOILE activities from 12 noon Admission, adults. $2 50 evening to Paul Taylor, son of Mrs. concerts, $1 25 daytime activities, children under 12, 25c I.evonne Taylor of UM Angel- • Polyester- For information call 7410844 es, Calif., and Donald Taylor cotton of Dallas, Texas. • Spring JUNE 30 The ceremony was per- Clearance Annual Recital. Dorothy 'Poland Dance Studio, at formed June 13 in James- Middletown Township High School,'-' |> m town, Tenn. ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE 1.10 Yd. JULY* The couple reside ill Spring "Tailgate Flea Market" -9am to 5 p m Combined Hollow Farm in Jamestown. master charge yd. with Shoal Harbor Marine Museum Art Show ami picnic, Port Monmouth ltd . ft of Wilson Ave . Port Monmoulh INSURANCE WOMEN Sponsored by Middletown Twp Historical Society Dealer RED BANK - David Ja- r Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. space $.> »1 MM cobs of International Services SHREDDED Plan, Caldwcll, will discuss Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. .IIILYfi motorcycle insurance at a FOAM "Flea Market" - Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front meeting of Ihe Insurance PHONE 671-6773 SI . Lineroft 9 a m r> p in Space $5 For Information, call Women of Monmouth County 741-0557 Benefit Friends of United Farm Workers knight ;ii ft:30 pin here in the Molly Pitcher Inn Mrs JULY Kl Hulh lluncox, Ocean Grove, "Outdoor Antique Show and Sato" - At SI Mary's president, will report nn plani Armenian Church, 1184 Ocean Ave, Elbernn, III am •'> fir the regional convention in p m Armenian food sold Dealer space available Rail) Cherry Hill In March, and a dale .Inly 20 77B-H.'i:i:i July 20 picnic *••••••••• 1<*22S2!LI <> BANKS Asked mal opening of its three new 1 Monmouth offices will be on Aiiaire State Bank 151/5 Saturday, July 13, although American Bancorp i? the offices will remain open Belmar Wall National.."• j,, 12,, from July 1 on as Carteret of- Central Jersey Bank 5% „/" fices. Besides the Hazlet facil- Cotenial First National Bank » « ity at 10 Sun Building, Airport Community State Bank ~, Plaza, the offices are in First Merchants Nafl Bank » J* Keansburg at 63 Church St. First Nafl Toms River " anj in Matawan at 160 Main Franklin State Bank W 2 st Jersey Shore Bank *•« «tt As of last Dec. 31, 1973, Sun Bank of Manalapan " Savings and Loan had total New Jersey National Corp M assets of ,2l,7.'',338, and total Ocean County National d Us of $17 979 691 Carte. People's NtflBiA Lakewood * ret.s lota, assets on Dec „ Shore National Bank „. U 9 were $490,623,140 and total de- Shrewsbury StateBwft 5 17 poslts were $423, P29.237. United Counties Trust to »% "We are extremely proud to United Jersey Banks ol N J 10'^ be ab,e ,() bring tne servjces INDUSTRIAL of (njs association to Mon- 1 lsv mouth County," said Clancy. Alkon Industries ,, J* "In today's highly corn- Atlantic Appliance Co Inc ^ » petitive climate for financial Brockway ... ,( institutions, the services Buck Engineering J* ^ wnich can be provided by a 2 2Vi highly developed institution ' ^ such as ours, with the help of •2'^ 2% an advanced computer sys- tec ronicAssona.es J» * tern and a highly skilled man- ^ a^'ment organiMtlon. be- .ii man, « ,«% ,C0™ i™^ imPortanl Interdata ^ ^ individual customer K.ng James Kxtended Care ^'"'ZZ'. J* 2W who depends on the savings ^alnj 18 and loan for much of his fi- Metallurgual International'' ZZ" ]$ 2'/4 nancial needs." Midland (llass ^ 5 Carteret, he noted, has Monmouth Airlines $ % served many Monmouth Monmouth Capital . 5 ^ County customers - both Monmouth Park . n* •*% through its savings and its lu UCTC Monmouth Real F.state Investment i 8 mortgage activities - over a L N J Natural Gas n"i 12 period of many years. Precision Optics *» % Sun Savings and Loan was Radiophone Corp ''A ll/t founded in 1912 as the Keans- Servomation V/* burK Building and Loan Asso- Spiral Metal '% ciation, becoming the Keans- "nappy home" US Homes % ^ burg Savings and Loan in 1962 United Telecontrol Electronics '% 2'^ after purchasing the assets of Waller Reade Organisation. Inc '/« % both Ihe Borough Savings and What's a "happy home"? It's one Winslow Tel 1/16 7/16 Loan Association in Keyport Wonhmgton Biochemical 8% 9'^ and the Matawan Savings and ready for active summertime' living. i tint i iiiiiiiiii •in iiinii limn iiiiniiiiiiiiniiii i.oan Association A new swimming pool. Attractive landscaping. A spacious patio or entertainment deck. New siding... fresh paint...central air conditioning...a roof. UCTC can help. Choose our mid-size Mercury Montego Come in to any office. Talk over your plans. We'll set up with a 250 CID 6-cylinder engine and a financing plan that spreads the cost into easy-to-budget you'll get an automatic transmission monthly payments. Stop by soon! standard! DIDN'T united counties KNOW trust company THAT! where good things start to happen Memtx'1 MwSyMiti • FMeratOBpoMlfiMftMoGorpMllofl MERCURY Now that you know — come to the sign of the cat! nti&Hi in Monmoutk County h ieAue you: LINCOLN Btlford Office Ealontown Oflice Ktimburg Autobank Middletown Office WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, INC. 45 leonnrdville Ro.irl Execulive Center One M.nn Street 242 Mam Street 857 Hiqhw i Shrewsbury Ave at Sycamore Chapel Hill Office Kaimburg Office Lincroll Office Porl Monmouth Office Sign ol lhl Timtj Shrewsbury. New Jersey 443 Hiqhwny 35 Church Slrpel nncl C.irr Av 600 Newman Springs fl The SMftf.. *?5'974 Tillie Lewis: A fabulous woman 13 B\ PHYLLIS BVIII II I Iwo dollars of that (Second of a series) went td her father and step mother Fortune Magazine polls the At age 15. Tillie married a country s 1 3(HJ top corpo wholesale ajncei Her mother rations to see how women had died when Tillie was STATE rank in business Finding Of born, and she sees that early By Ta* Associated Press 6,500 officers and directors. II marriage as a search (or are female low Helping her husband m ridl Tilhc Lewis work Of these, most ' were his warehouse one da\ ers be permit Gross to conduct own appeal helped along by a family con saw a can of pomodoros. im on tin nection or by marriage ported from Italy, and took The director " NEWARK — Former Republican Slate Chairman Nelson (and) did not have to work them home She loved their Lewis railed BH I<11>• G Gross, who reportedly spent about $120,000 in a losing legal their way up through a hier tangy flavor There in my defense against criminal corruption charges, hired a new less archy that discriminated own kitchen when I was 16 (ondi) I don I kni'w expensive attorney yesterday to handle his appeal - himself against them " years old. a dream began ' what I i to find — protoaM) tome dumb dodo — Gross was convicted in March of devising and covering up There is an exception Her she savs 1 wauled tu grow but I Ihink him an illegal scheme to beef up contributions to Gov William T name is Tillie Lewis and she my own pomodoros and sell Finding a pretty, petiH Cahill's 1969 campaign Gross was sentenced to two years in dropped out of high school in them " v\ young lad> mil onl> prison and a $10,000 fine Brooklyn after one term Her husband said it was im led Lewis, ii i hanged Ins life He was interviewed briefly in federal court yesterday, af Without money or influence, possible Agriculturists and He called off the sinker- quit ter he filed a notice of appeal of the cormc lion to the 3rd U S and long before liberation botanists whom she consulted the unmii bet sine bet . Circuit Court of Appeals was a woman's word, the agreed The American soil al maflagei and married id Gross said the main reason he was handling the appeal founded a company called Til and climate wen not light himself was because he, of all people, was most familiar with lie Lewis Foods which grew But Tillie believed then, and l.oiely husband the case But he acknowledged that legal expenses were very to sales of more than $100 still dues, that "anything is With what she calls • much on his mind, though he wouldn't say how much they million N (iw one of the possible in America." ly iiusli.nid ai ber sidiv Tillie were. wealthiest women in Amer- In time, the marriage brake really moved1 She bought When asked if his former attorney charged too much. ica, she faced huge doses of up Tillie took • rented bed- ni"ii land and molt! i alining Gross laughed and said, "I'm not going to comment on that ' discrimination - but she nan room, and lived largely on plants Expanded ber product died it crackers and bananas for a Imr io include almost ever) Byrne against Tocks Island Dam "In the first place, I knew year, while she studied busi fruit and vegetable thai TRENTON - Gov Brendan T Byrne says he is now op- that 1 would have to wink ness techniques and worked would grow and lake Io ran posed to the Tocks Island Dam project five times as hard as a man as a saleswoman to earn ning Byrne came out in opposition to the project yesterday and to be successful, so I did," money to travel to Italy in In l%h Tillie sold her mm said there should be a thorough reexamination of the plan to she says pursuit of her dream pan) to the mammoth Ogdi n dam the Delaware River. It marked the first time the gover- "And call me a square, or Trip KI Naples Corporation for $H million I nor has taken a position flatly opposed to the project Byrne- is it a prude1' I never let a She was not yet 20 when she- UNCLE MILTIE'S FRIEND - At a cook off contest in 1952, food business- gave I lick Sain a cool $:) mil- said, "I don't think Congress should appropriate funds for man see me as anything more made that trip and convinced woman Tillie Lewis gets a "taste" from comedian Milton Berle, left, and lion immediate!) and was construction when further studies on the overall impact of the or less than a woman. Men the owner of a Naples can- the contest-winner, a Brooklyn fireman. proud io do it she continues project are still proceeding." used to say 'hell' in front of nery, Flonndo Del Qaizo, Id to supcrv isc Tillie Lew is The governor made his opposition to the Tocks project in me, but they stopped that back her "He was the Rfd the $111,11(11) in advance and woman V10 million worth ol fruits and Foods, however, and is a di- letters to Senators John C Stennis, D-Miss , and Gale W. very quickly. I always de- person in the world who be- guaranteed to sell all he can- But back in New York, vegetables annual!) (Her rector of Ogden McGee, D-Wyo., chairmen of subcommittees of the U.S. Sen- manded respect, as a woman. lieved in my idea, " and he ned. someone did listen "When I Italian partner. Del (iai/.o. had in a man's business agreed to send Tillie some The Lewises still live, slfli ate Appropriations bill that includes funds for the Tocks Is- .Tillie took off — (raveling went into this little bank, " died in 19:17, and she had ph, in the sim kton, < alif . "I hear that being a lady' seed, old canning equipment land project. to wholesalers in the Kasl she remembers, "a tall, thin, bought out his interest, mak- borne she bought in 104;' And has gone out of style A lot of and an investment of $10,000 and Midwest, sitting up all distinguished man asked for ing her. at age 33, solr owner when she comes home after career girls may find that's a in her enterprise Seniors seek utility rate relief night on trains and buses, my financial statement I and manager of her own en- the day's diligence. "I feel mistake. What's the matter He'd never regret it, she convincing skeptical buyers NEWARK — An attorney representing a coalition of se- said. Well, to be absolutely tcrprisi' ) I in a housewife I wipe my with being feminine? A wom- told Florindo She would go to to place orders for a crop of honest, sir — if I were you nior citizen groups in New Jersey has asked the state Board Hallmark nl success mind clean of the job. and I an is different from a man, California and grow pomo- never-before-produced to- and I saw my statement. 1 of Public Utility Commissioners to approve a five-point peti- Tillies thoughifulni'ss Io cook, and entertain, and i lean and 1 think that should be an doros. and they would share matoes that were still only wouldn't give anything How- tion for rate relief among retirement-age customers of Public ward others is the hallmark the house asset." the enormous profits' seeds in the ground ever. I have Integrity i Service Electric 4 Gas Co. of her success i like Io give Porcelain-skinned The packers and truck promise to pay you back ' ' The "leftover millions go Donald A. Griesman, a lawyer for Camden Regional Le- Sold every case more than 1 lake," sh'1 says Now in her 60s, Tillie Lewis farms of that state said she He approved the loan And mainly to a large number of gal Services, made the proposal here yesterday at a PUC Miraculously, she sold ev- During the war. TUlie rented is still petite, porcelain- was a fool The nerve of this Tillie. blushing, said. "Be causes, most of I hem in- hearing connected with PSE&G's proposed $257 4-million rate ery case of the experimental buses to pick up workers and skinned, gentle-voiced and kid from Brooklyn trying to lieve me, sir, if I can ever do volving children Through her increase. 200,11011 in advance When she take them home, started a has hair the color of a pomo- tell them that "Kye-talian" returned to California, ex- anything tor you, lei me long-established • Tillie Lewis The PUC held the first of 12 hearings on the utility's nursery when' women em- doro tomato ripening to peak tomatoes could grow in the hausted and elated, she re- know." Foundation," she gives to request for a $73.1 1-million interim rate increase Hearings ployes could leave then rhd projects she deems worthy of quality in the California sun. San Joaquin Valley! ceived the greatest news of A decade later, during on the full rate increase are expected to last at least eight dren. arranged length) siesta "keeping children healthy Appropriate. The pear-shaped Tillie finally won over a lo- her life "The pomodoros World War II. when the gov- months, PUC officials said. 1 times for workers OUT JO and safe around the world I pomodoro started her on the cal packer, who promised to were beauties " ernment took over ailing Edward R Eberle, chairman of the state's largest energy feel that it you've taken care way to her first million produce 100,00(1 cases of banks, the man wrote Tillie producer, told PUC Examiners Michael J. Mehr, John Warren There was a constant finan- In the early Wills, the be- of the children, you've taken whole tomatoes (if they'd asking for a job She made and Joseph O'Hara that his company needed the interim in- Born Myrtle Ehrlich in cial fight to keep the business came one of the first employ care of the earth " grow) and 100,000 more cases crease to provide the capital needed for luturc construction. Brooklyn, she went to work at flourishing "1 couldn't get him vice president-treasurer era In the U,S to Install a of tomato paste He'd do it, He predicted power shortages would develop if funds for fu- the age of 12, folding kimonos the California bankers to of her company, which by profit-sharing plan She lias (Tomorrow : How Carol Burn however, only if she paid him ture constuction were delayed. for an importer at $2 50 a back me. because I was a that time was canning nearly consistently paid above-union cILjuereame early failure.) Judge wants girl's FBI file cleared NEWARK - A federal judge said in an off-the-cuff state- ment yesterday that the FBI should remove from its files all references to a high school student who was investigated af- Distinguishing Irish facts from fiction ter she mistakenly sent a letter to a political group on the government's list of subversive organizations. The statement was made by U. S District Judge James By MAHVIII III ALLEN it\. which operates the cen- A. Coolahan during arguments by an attorney for the student, ter Lori Paton, 17, of Chester. HOLMDEL - If your fa- The national anthems will Should Coolahan stick to his statement once a final judg- vorite'lrish songs are be sung by John .I Murphy of ement is rendered in the case, it would give Miss Paton what "McNamara's Band" and Muklletown and festivals will she wants - destruction of FBI files that show she was the "Who Threw the Overalls in begin al Id :i(l am. with an Irish pipe band competition subject of an FBI inquiry after she wrote a letter to the So- Mrs. Murphy's Chowder," it's on the mall Contestants will cialist Workers Party in 1973 a cinch you're not Irish. be the Friendly Sons of the The party was on the Attorney General's subversive list You're probably the type to Shillelagh Pipe Band of Old in 1973. The Justice Department has since announced plans to get decked out in green from Bridge the Inis Kada daelu abandon the entire list. head to foot for St. Patrick's Pipe Uan'd nf New Hyde Miss Paton also Is asking for $65,000 in damages, charging Day and indulge in a dinner Park, NY , the Saffron Kills that the FBI's surveillence that resulted in her letter being of corned beef and cabbage. Pipe Band of West lslip. N Y . traced, and the inquiry itself, violated her rights of privacy If that's you, it's all right. and free speech. You're helping to keep the the Transit Police Emerald spirit of the Irish alive and Society, Irish Warpipe Band of Shriners gather in Atlantic City well. And because you asked Brooklyn, the Tyrone Pipe for it. "McNamara's Band" Rand ol the Bronx, and the St ColumcUle United Gaelic Pipe ATLANTIC CITY - Red fezzes abounded in this resort and "Overalls" will be a part Band of Kearny yesterday as Shriners gathered for their 100th imperial coun- of the fourth annual Irish cil session Festival to be held Sunday at Apolln 15 Astronaut James The session's highlight will be a day-long parade on the the Harden State Arts Center. B. Irwin. who took shamrocks Boardwalk and a yacht regatta offshore Tuesday. The pa- The master of ceremonies to the moon in honor of his Ir- rade, which will be followed by another march Thursday will be Jack McCarthy, who i* father, will make a spe- night, will feature scores of bands, clowns, equestrian per- for 26 years has been doing cial guest appearance and a formers and motorcycle riders. TV commentary for the an- Mass for peach in Norther Attendance appeared to be falling short of early pre- nual St. Patrick's Day parade Inland will be concelebralei! dictions that ran as high as 100,000 A Shriner official said in Manhattan During that Regliter Sloll Ptioloi by the Most Re\ Petei i 65,000 were on hand yesterday, "and we hope to get more than time, he's done a lot of re- FOOD FOR THOUGHT - When Jack McCarthy SPEAKING OF IRELAND - Band leander Paddy (Icrety. archbishop designate that." search on Ireland — and one thinks of misconceptions about the Irish, he thinks Noonan, who will be performing at the Irish Festi- of the Newark Diocese, and But the resort's streets and boardwalk were not heavily of the things he has learned is of the belief that they live on corned beef and cab- val on Sunday, notes a trend away from priests representing other congested as the five-day gathering began under cloudy skies that corned beef "is pretty bage . . . which he says they never ate until they "McNamara's Band" and toward true Irish music. dioceses in ihe state The city convention bureau was expecting 300,000, based on much unknown" in that coun- arrived in this country. He's an Irish-American The Mass will be offered at attendance at the last national Shrine convention here in 1959 try, but was eaten by the im- who will emcee the fourth annual Irish Festival Ensemble. lural Fund, which under- num on Ihe stage, instead 'if migrants who first came here which is scheduled for Sunday at the Garden State Perking up the program writes free entertainment for 'ill Ihe mall, where Masses Many traffic signals seen illegal because "it's a cheap cut of Arts Center, Holmdel. With him is Mary will be the Peter SMith New Jersey senior citizens formerly were condu< ted meat." McGonigle, who will be featured as a vocalist. Champion Irish Step Dancers school children, summer There will be picnics on the TRENTON - The New Jersey Department of Trans- 'Danny Boy' popular and members of the Knel youth, disabled veterans or lawn which, according to portation (DOT) has announced that a survey of 3,200 traffic Paddy Noonan, a New York sure to warm the heart and School of Irish step Dancing. phans, and the blind The how things looked at the signals on county and municipal roads showed "less than 1,000 lieve they are the real fused band leader who was move the spirit " The festival will benefit the fund is administered by the press conference maj !»• the were legal" McCoy among the performers who The Paddy Noonan group Garden State Arts Center Cul- New Jersey Highway Vuthor only green in In addition, a separate survey in more than 100 municipal- The last great singer of Ir- attended the Irish Festival will feature drummer Johnny ities showed that only 43,000 of 71,000 traffic signs were legal, ish classics. Mr McCarthy press conference held yes- Hanley and singers Martin according to Robert J. Nolan of the department's Division of notes, was Count John terday at the center, notes Flynn from County Kilkenny Transportation Operations and Local Aid McCormick, When, at the that "Danny Boy" is the most turn of the century, there was and Mary McGonigle from Nolan said the surveys were made by the municipalities Advisory group cites lack requested Irish sung lie a singing cqntesl in Dublin, County Mayo Also on the lull as part of a federal program aimed at establishing uniform thinks, though, that Americans McCormick finished first and will be Mary O'Dowd, who is standards for all taffic control devices As reports reached have relied too much upon the runner-up was James presenting a wide range of Ir- Trenton of the exact locations ol the signs and signals, Nolan Bing Crosby and Dennis Day Joyce, who "then went on Io ish folk and popular numbers of transportation for elderly said, the department began checking files to find out when and should now be Introduced other fields for which I al Ihe Irish Pavilion in New the required state authorizations for installing traffic Control to what Irish music is really would say he is rather well York and Michael "Jesse" NF.W SHREWSBURSHKKWSBl'RY —- Thee Monmouth County) ad- pointed i s a committeimmittee memmem- devices had been issued all about. known (Xvens. a Dublin-horn balla- The lack of transportation for committee is i ompo led ber Nolan, who is the approving officer for state author- deer, guitarist, and humorist Hi' elderly in the county was of representative i itlzens There are beautiful songs Stories sung The committee recommend- izations, said local governments had neglected to send the who is one of the most popu- deplored by the Monmouth Among them are Jeanette which are unfamiliar to "When I was young, " Mr. ed a shuttii' system to major necessary requests la department headquarters, making the lar singers of Irish tunes in County Welfare Board advlso Americans. He plays them McCarthy continues with tdamakos Elaine Anderson bus stops, a variation unauthorized traffic lights and signs illegal this county anil Ireland With ry committee on the aged, and Rachel Mounl Red after requests for tongue in cheek, "which was dud a ride, plan, and a coordi- him will lie .lames Keane, the blind and disabled al a regu- Hunk. Rose Ca.italdl K "McNamara's Band" have a very short lime ago. Irish nated transportation setup mils imfsinan to win three lar meeting last week The burg William i rea» Long Byrne to get women's division bill been fulfilled - and he finds Immigrant parents would sing whereby an individual could timevihe'all Ireland chain- problems ol housing and food Branch; Charles F.ason, TRENTON — A bill that would establish a division nn that on return visits In (be stones in their cntirctvjidien telephone one number for bus same audiences, there are nship on the chromatic ac- stamps for elderly citizens Brielle; John Guerini, Ulan women in the state Department of Community Affairs re eoplc were nalhei/d The" and tram Information growing requests for what he cordion were also discussed by the lie Highlands, the !(<•. Wil- celved final legislative approval yesterday v\rses were quatrains and : terms "real Irish songs " The Casterbrldgc t'nion, group liam \ Hanson Middlt'tnwn; \i its pi'". inns met The Assembly concurring in Semite amendments to the ^Jf for 211 knnwn in Ireland as the in The advisory committee Milton Vreeland, Fair H ttto-ri U llalsev. directot ol measure, voted 621 to send the bill In (iov Hrendan T Bryne. The cigar-smoking while ininiilcsTn half an hour. !"• ventor of Celtic rock, will was established under Title William J Snelder an the Monmouth County Plan who is expected to sign it into law haired McCarthy will be cause it was in that wav Ilia pre 'iii the dramatic new 4!). Public Welfare Act, and tell.- Wvcoff. Aslmiv Park Board, met with the The amendments give the governor Ihe authority to ap- serving as emcee here for Hie thai much ol the history of sound which learns rock with 111'! initially nn i in II committee He had explained point the chairman »(the dtvMoii and lower the division froin third time Their is a differ Ireland was passed mi from ence, he notes, between Ihe classical lush ballads And as A lettcr-wnnng r;un Rcpri Mnnmouth in detail the plans and prog 1190,000 to $100,000 line generation In another." Irtsh and the Irish-Americans harpists, there will be In public officials ami Count) Well ol ihe Count) ' The bill will upgrade an existing office in the depart' John .1 Giblin, general (nf which he is one) The for Deirdrc Danaher, winner ol papen will i>c Initiated ummlitet! are Rhod i pnrtatlon Coordinating Com ment. chairman (if Ihe festival, says tl»' all Ireland championship committee i o treat e u n innir, in: During lengthy debate In (ha Assembly last month, As- met. he explains, sing true Ir- the festival will blend the fin Irish harp In 191 Will foi Input mi semblywoman Hetty Wilson, D-Union, sponsor (if the measure. ish songs and Ihe latter sing traditional and the contemp(i awareness of the partition needs ol Ihe elderly and Jtwie \"i •'ion problems of said a separate division was needed in overcome dii snngs which were written Mirlds uf Celtic enter IJi I and Peggy Dol and disabled crimination against women lull' about Ireland and lie I;nnim nl in a way Ilia! is member nl the Paulson Harp IHIIMI newlj up 14 '*m#*>tfri Lonborg swats Expos; Mets up, Yanks down By The Associated Press The la.UKt |X'ople at Jam burst in ihe fourth Bui the gave New York a pair of runs Pirk and a national television next Montreal hit came in the and the Mets went on to beat Philadelphia's Jim audience watched the ball sail ninth, when Ihe verdict was thf Chicago Tubs 4-2 says hr lever could hil a WCrdH left field i a I but decided With the Mets trading 2-1. HIV Jem (irole drew a leadoff baseball wilh power And Ilicy watched Lonborg pitch a Tribe fires KriU since I.cmboi'K is a pitcher — six hitter' and piek up his Kith John I-Dwenstein knocked in walk from Chicago starter the group uf |ja|| players M victory of the year against five runs on three hits, in .IUTI Todd. then Cleon Jones lonuu.s for poor hilling — Five losses eluding ihe lirsl grand slam sngled off reliever Oscar Za- Phillies' Mana^'i Danny Iwilwri nearly kept his home ran of Ins major league mora.U 1 (tork i.s willing In luipvc Ihe head down too lonn He al- career, giving the l'lc\eland \fter Rusty Staub filed out. weakness moM passed catcher Bob liilians • III-:) victory over the K-d Kranepool grounded to Last niKht. though. Long Hoone as he rounded Ihe Dfcw York Y;u Kosello But the second base- burg unloaded a grand-slam bases, and that would have Lowenstein's grand slam man let the ball go through homer in the third inning of mealed the first grand slam keyed a five-run Cleveland his legs, permitting pinch-run- the Phils' game again.-.! iin- in the pitcher's cah explosion in the fourth inning ner Dave Schneck to score Montreal EltyMl H was the "I slowed up just in time." against loser George Medich. And when right fielder Jose third homer (if his 111 year ca- Lmbarg said "I was only 8-*. and reliever Mike Wall Cardenal's throw sailed past reer and give the Phillies an about two feet from Bob ace Biil Madlock at third, Jones 8-0 lead in their I-! tnumpti Wine hollered to me to take Knl/ 1'eteison. y.i, traded also scored Don liahn capped When I hit that ball. I put jny lime, so I just cruised in Cleveland by New York in the inning with a double that my head dnw n and started m»m then on " April, checked the Yankees Morad kranepool running, trying to get as When he finished crusing (ji five hits in seven innings The Cubs had taken a 2 1 many bases as 1 could," Lon- the bases. Lonborg cruised to before yielding to reliever lead in the fourth inning when »P Wiraphote borg said "Wino (Coach Bob- his triumph. After surrender Fred Beene, Who came lo the lick Monday and Cardenal SOFT LANDING - Chicago Cubs Jose Cardenal yesterday's game in Chicago. Pitcher Jon Mat- by Wine) told me it was a ing singles in the first and Indians in the same deal both scored on Madlock's in- slides across home plate to score as New York lack (32) watches. The Mets went on to win, 4-2. home run when I got lo first second. Lonborg worked Ninth-inning errors by Dave field out Monday and Car- 1 didn't even see it." • Mets catcher Jerry Grote waits for throw during (trough a two-run Kxpos' out- Hosello and Jose Cardenal denal each singled and Andre Thornton drew a walk to load the bases Madlock ihen bounced up the middle and, by the time second baseman Ken Boswell Couriers clings at Wimbledon fielded the ball and made a WIMBLKDON. Bagland darkness yesterday the 21- over (ieorges Goven of Newcombe shifted from a and not enough to get worn diving tag to force Thornton (Al') - John Newcoinhe .mil \eai old lefthander from Bel- France while Smith, ex- steel to a wooden racket for out " at second, two runners had Stan Smith are off lo a si long leville. Ill , had squeezed out ploding bullets off his racket, commercial reasons — for Nastase. seeded second and cnissed the plate start Ihe Nastase is singing a (VI, 7-9, 6-2 lead over beard- breezed past fellow American this tournament — and says, trying for a title he has never Todd. making his second Hr blues while .limmy Con ed Ove Bengston of Sweden, (Jrover "Raz" Reid of Green- "I have adjusted well." won, caused his supporters major league start, had a nors is shaky hut unbowed in 111 his play was sloppy anil ville, S.C., 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. The b-foot-4 Smith, the No some anxious moments in his two-hit shutout going until the the H7th Wimbledon Tennis his future unassured. "1 played as I hoped to 4 seed, also was happy with match against young Jiri Hre- SKth when the Mets scored a Championships "I'll be okay," the brash play," said Newcombe, seed- his performance against Keid. bec of Czechoslovakia on the run on singles by Ted Marti- The "Big Pour" of Ihe All- youngster promised before ed No. 1. "I didn't press too "1 only served Iwo double center court nez and Wayne Carretl and a Kngland Tournament are still rushing to the dressing room much I didn't lose a service. faults, I think," he said "I He lost the tie-break first sacrifice fly by Grote. alive, but one of them, Con- Newcombe, bidding for his You are lucky to have a never lost a service. I felt I set and fell behind 1-4 in the Matlack, winless since May nors, is hanging on for dear fourth Wimbledon title, paced match like this early It's a played just right. I was chal- third after winning the sec- IK gave up just four hits be- life Before being hailed by himself in 14, H-2, 8-6 victory long fortnight " lenged enough to be sharp ond Then he applied himself fore being removed for a and ran off an 8-9 6-3 6-4 6-2 prch-hitter The victory went iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Ml Ulirillllltlt (IIIK < MIK IMIIIIIIIIII1 Illlltll Illllll HIM II IIKIIIIIK' triumph. to Bob Miller. 2-l! who "I am not playing well. I checked Chicago on one hit don't see how I can win owr the final two innings here, " Nastase said after- New Yor* (41 Chicago 111 ward "Newcombe should win ab r n ab Grrtt3b 1 0 7 Kssngr ss 4 Monmouth-Ocean split or maybe Smith Not I." Grote c 2 0 0 Monday tl Sclm* pr 0. I 0 Mrls It "While the favorites as- Dyer c 0 0 0 Crdnl rf Jones If 4 I 1 Thorntn tb sessed their chances the lou- Staub rf 4 0 I Modlock 3b Milner Ib 2 0 0 Swuher c dest cheers among the first- Kranpool Ib 2 I 0 Wordph day gallery of 25,000 went to Boswell26 4 0 7 Rosllo 7b Hohn el 4 0 7 Wlllomsph the sensational 18-year-old Mrtm ss 3 I 1 Toddp merits perusal by SC Matlockp 3 0 0 Zomof a p Bjorn Borg of Sweden. Hodges ph 0 0 0 Borg, his blond hair flying Hrrisn pr 0 0 0 By(HICK TKIBLKHORN Miller p I 0 a 1974-75 197677 and his top spin forehand car- Register Sports Editor Totals 32 4 » Totals 33 1 '. 'A' DIVISION OCEAN A' ving out winners, turned back NewYork 000 001 003 -4 Chlcogo 000 200 000 -2 Middletown Twp. Brick Twp. Britain's Graham Stilwell on E-Hahn, W. Garrett. Rosello, Cardenal The year of the great experiment in Shore Conference op- Brick Township DP-Chicogo 3. LOB—New York S, Chi- Central Reg. the center court 6-1.4-6, 6-4.6- cago 6 2B — Rosello, Cardenal. Hotin erations has passed with little furor. For the first time, the 31 T. R. North 3B-Boswell SF—Grote Jackson Twp. 1. school conference's operational matters were conducted on Neptune Lakewood "1 lost my concentration in Cleveland 110) New York (I) the divisional level, with the overall administration in the T. R. South Southern Reg. ab r at) r hands of an executive board Raritan T. R. North the second set but I am ac- Bell 3b 4 1 7 Moddo« cf 4 tually very tired," said the Crosby 36 7 I I CnmbllM Ib 5 Fundamentally, the big difference was in the number of Central Reg. T. R. South Brohomr 2b 3 I 0 Wlurcer rf 3 boy genius. Borg has hardly Alvrdo2b 0 Pnllo If 4 general membership meetings held, meetings that more often B' DIVISION MONMOI I'll 'A' Lwmtn Ib 3 Sdklsdh 3 Lakewood had a day off since gaining 1 ii »i 0 Munson c 4 than not turned into marathons of disagreement and confusion Long Branch HendrlcUct 7 Nettles 3b 4 Matawan Reg. the final of the World Cham- AP Wlrephoto Gamble dh 3 MlthoelTb over minor issues Formerlly involved in six general sessions, Middletown(l) Lee It Jackson Twp. pionship of Tennis in Dallas 1 Gnzlei 2b the conference representation met only twice as a complete Middletown (2) OUT OF REACH - Stan Smith of Sea Pines, S.C. is Torre* rt 1 Mason ss Howell and sweeping the recent Ital- Duncan c I White ph body, while divisional problems were aired and resolved in Monmouth Reg." passed at net on a shot by Grover Reid of Green- Duffy ss I Stanley ss Ocean Twp Neptune ian and French champion- ville, SC. yesterday in the opening round at Wim- Petersn p 0 Blmbrg ph private or passed up to the executive board for decisions or Beeae p 0 Medich p Southern Reg. Ocean Twp. ships. bledon. Smith won, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. Wolloce p ' recommendations Pooon p Long Branch Raritan Woodsonp 1 > I Mllllll > 1MIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIH HHTHOTimMKMMIHII Monmouth Reg. Matawan Reg. Totals 40 10 n TotnH 14 1 • •C DIVISION Oeveland 200 501 030-10 I! DIVISION NewYork 000 000 120 -3 The Chuck Wagon Marlboro Asbury Park E — Ducon, Stanley DP —Cleveland I. Hazlet, Atlantic Highlands New York I LOB-Cleveland ». New Manasquan . MimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii Freehold Twp. York I 28-Lee. Sudanis, 7 Manalapan HR—Lowenstein 13). SB—Lowenstein. With few reservations, the new operational format was Manalapan Hendrlck SF —Hendrick. R. White Wall Township awarded first on catcher s Interference . successfufand will continue, at least for another year. Marlboro Asbury Park Manasquan While the operational change was one of the most drastic tighten knot in Carleton PhrMdrtpMo III Montreal (31 RumsonF.H. RumsonF.H. ab r Ob r h ever, almost entirely unnoticed at the conference's May meet- Shore Regional Shore Reg. Cash 2b 4 0 0 Hunt 3b 4 0 0 Hazlet and Atlantic High- seventh inning to chalk up the straight. Bowa ss 5 I 2 Lintt 2b 4 I 3 ing was a recommendation that could eventually have a far Red Bank Reg Wall Township Unser cf I Davis cf 3 0 0 lands remained in a tie for win on the mound, while Ed Kred Brenner was the hard- Schmidt 3b 7 Sngltn rf 4 11 greater impact. 'IV DIVISION Hutton It 5 I 2 Fairly Ib 3 0 2 'C DIVISION the lead in the American Tice, who homered with a Imk loser The only hit other Mntm Ib 4 I I Bailey II 3 0 0 A realignment plan totally unlike any before was in- Freehold Freehold Andrsnrt 4 1 I Foil ss 3 0 0 North Division of the Ed Car- man on in the sixth inning, than McCabe's homer he Boone c 3 I 0 Foatec 3 0 0 troduced by Asbury Park High School principal Soteros J. Point Boro Point Boro Lonborgp leton Memorial League last absorbed the defeat 4 1 1 Torrei p 0 0 0 Roumanis, chairman of the committee delegated to study rea- Freehold Twp. Point Beach allowed was a fourth-inning Taylor p 0 0 0 night. Tice went all the way, gave Stlnson ph 1 0 0 lignment beginning with the 1976-77 school year. The confer- Keyport Henry Hudson single by Barry I.uske. DeMolo p I 0 0 Holmdel Hazlet, behind Pete Steinbr- up seven hits and fanned HI Doyph 0 ence already has realigned for the next two years (1974-75 Holmdel Walker p Point Beach Jeff Erbig, who was re- 0 0 0 and 1975-76) Keansburg ick's five runs batted in, batters. Whitman allowed six Keansburg downed Union Beach, 7-4, lieved by Kurt Kreighbaum in Totals 31 8 10 Totals 30 2 6 Under the new proposal, Ihe conference would continue to Keyport hits and struck out six. Philadelphia Mo 000 000 -I Henry Hudson Red Bank Reg. while Atlantic Highlands shat- the bottom of the sixth, was Montreal 000 200 000 -2 operate with four, eight-team divisions, but actual school en- John Donnelly drove in five DP—Philadelphia 3. LOB—Philadelphia tered Rumson. 15-4. the winner. Erbig allowed all 6, Monlreol 2. 2B-M. Anderson, Single- rolments as of this September would be utilized, rather than runs with a bases-loaded ton, Bowo. HR —Lonborg (tl. SB-Llnti Middletown (3-1) edged Red Red Bank's four hits. the customary projected figures used in the past Kven more double and a single to pace Note that the present and future Middletown Township Bank, 1-0. drastic is the suggestion that two "A" Divisions — one for Atlantic Highlands win over I Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII IIIIIUIIIIIMIIII M high schools were included in the Monmouth "A" while the Steinbrick went four for winless Rumson. The game Ocean County schools and another for Monmouth County new Manchester Township High School, which has applied for schools — be formed among the schools which have more four in the Hazlet victory. His was called after five innings membership, is not included in the breakdown. Action is ex- two doubles accounted for The winners scored six than 1,500 students The remaining smaller schools then would pected to be taken on the Manchester application, and it could How they stand be broken into two divisions according to enrolment. five runs. times in the fourth inning to be included in the realignment, if accepted. Steve Whitman (2-0) got re- put the game out of reach The committee stressed that it considered the energy AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE crisis in making the unique recommendation The geogra- lief from Brian Flynn in the Bob Nobbs was the winner. East Division East Division While the conference's traditionalists be adverse to Ihe W L Pet. GB W phical breakdown of the larger conference schools would re- and.lohn Dul'ree was the los- Boston 40 21 '.IB Philadelphia 543 - Monmouth-Ocean split, it seems that it may be the inevitable Detroit 35 32 523 tVt St Louis 529 I duce traveling time and expense, it pointed out er. Baltimore 33 515 5 Montreal 500 3 in an ever-growing conference and would serve other pur- Boat display Mike McCabe's home run to Cleveland 34 33 .507 5'/) Chicago .411 VI, To fill an eight team Ocean "A", it was suggested that NewYork 3S 493 Plttiburgn 411 I', poses other than the energy crisis motive. The divisions un- lead off the sixth inning was Milwaukee 32 33 492 »'/, New York .397 10 Howell, the largest school in Southern Monmouth County, be West Weil doubtedly would become more stable, and an increased num- the only marker in Middle- Oakland 543 - Las Angeles ' 47 462 - grouped with the seven largest Ocean County schools Mon- in Red Bank Chicogo 33 SOB ?'/, Cincinnati 39 574 6V, ber of rivalries based on area and school size would develop. town's win over Red Bank, Texas M 507 2'/i Atlanta 40 571 6'/, , mouth "A" would be comprised of the eight largest schools in RED BANK - There will Kansas City 3] 493 3'^ Houston 36 .507 II The recommendation of the Shore Conference's com- which has now lost four Minnesota M 411 Sffi Francisco .. 33 452 15 • the county be a display of hydroplanes California 30 417 9 Sai Diego 31 , .413 II Specifically, here is how the recommended breakdown mittee on realignment has strong merit, and deserves serious Yesterday s Re Yeilerooyi Results and Jersey speed skiffs in Hnltlmnre 3. Detroit I Philadelphia I, Montreal 2 consideration and eventually warrants passage. fnmt of the Olde Union House Boston 9. Milwaukee 0 St Louis 3 4, Pittsburgh I 0 • • compares with the realignment effective this September: Colonels name Cleveland 10. New York 3 Houston 6. Cincinnati I Restaurant on Wharf Avenue Chicago 3, Kansas City I Atlanta 4. Los Angeles 3 iiiiniiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Minnesota 3. Teias 4 NewYork 4, Chicago 2 here tomorrow. Brown to coach Oakland II, California 3 San Diego 2, San Francisco I Tonight s Gar Today 1 Games The racers and their boats LOUISVILLE (AP) - The Detroit ILollillci h 9 7)at Baltimore New York IKoosmon 7-4) at Chlcooo Court shoots will be there by 9:30 p.m., ICuellor 931. 1 30pm (I*uschel6 4).2 30pm Our mid-size Mercury Montego is built Kentucky Colonels announced Milwaukee ISprague 3 1) at Boston Philadelphia IRuthven 2 51 at Mon along with 20 bikuibclail beau- yesterday that assistant Mil- ILeeB 61.7:30p.m. treol IRenko4 7). 8:05p m Cleveland lArlln Oil ol New York Pittsburgh (Ellis f-6). al St Louli down Dallas ty contestants for the Nation- waukee Bucks Coach Huble (Dobson 6 91, 8 p.m (Thompson 0 21. B Jj p.m. for family-size comfort and rides on the Chicago IPItlock 2 21 at Kansas City Cincinnati IBIIIIngham A t) at Houston DALLAS (AP) - The Dal- al Sweepstakes Regatta Beau- frown has been named new IHt/morrls6'3l. B 30 p m ICIerker 5 31, B.3S?m. ty Pageant Minnesota ICorbln 501 at Teaos (Bib Atlanta (Reed 5 31 at Los Angeles same type suspension system as Lincoln- las Cowboys' courtroom goal head coach of Thr American byl0-9).9pm (Messefsmith 72), 10:30p.m. The contestant! ;md drivers California (Stoneman I 6) at Oakland San Francisco (Mollltt 2 3} at San ire stand against Ihe World Basketball Association team. I Hunter 91). Him Otego IPtilmerOOl. 10:30pm will move into the Union Mercury's most expensive luxury car! Football League was shat- Brown, 40, assistant coach iiiiiini mi Hum iiiiiiuu iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tired yesterday when ii .stale House at 8:11(1 p.m. for the sin- if the Nation Basketball Asso- appeal! court judge lifted a gles night which will be radio ciation Bucks for thr past Iwo ban against WK1. recruiting broadcast live seasons, succeeds Babe The public is invited McCarthy. DIDN'T Stale Appeal! Judge Harold Hiteman scrubbed .i tempo- rary Injunction agalnsl the KNOW WKI. lhal had been issued by Ustncl Court Judge Charles COME TO THE THAT! long OTHER SIDE OF The injunction was obtained by the Cowboys after three THE TRACKS top players - Calvin Hill. Racing Now thru August 24 MOUTH PARgK OceanDOft NJ Now that you know — come to the sign of the cat! Craig Morton arid Mike Mont MONMOUTH PARK OceanDOft, NJ. pnery - signed WKI. con 2 milts (torn Garden St. Fnkw.,, fill 105 EXACTA & WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, INC. tracts In April The Injunction N.Y. GO-GO GIRLS- WED. & FBI. -6 P.M. Shrewsbury Ave at Sycamore , o( Tlmt was designed lo prevenl othei SAT. AFTERNOON - 3 - 6 P.M. • 9 "til closing Shrewsbury, New Jersey iiiiias stins from matching Iterative WFL offers 64 S. Bridge Aw. ow..»».»..«»»... Red Bank POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM 1* Weighty problem Soccermen turns up Golden By WtH NltOLim now looking "If you're going to let it and he's one of the nicest ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS bother you, then you just guys I've ever known " - "I'm confident, but I don't shouldn't be out there I've j»nt to be a big mouth.1 said While Connell has never been hit and stunned in the lasted defeat, he has been «H Connell. the N J state ring, but that doesn't bother Novice Golden Gloves heavy- pasted a couple of times "1 me," he confirmed was hit right between the to defense Wight champ who hasn't lost "When you get hit good, eyes in a Golden Gloves fight, m eight fights FRANKH'KT. Germany (AP) - The World W ' •^•^W^Wr T^R v-r^"V4C vu Eg»i Gatr Motor iolfs QiHn&g» «6B T *'•' Of 53 Domestic Help AUTO CREDIT • mon and relf Otdrl oppi" o'inni (xcepttd by phorw All portable »ashrr Call evening* mAn and modelt gvoilaole Guorantetd AWIW, rud>o Jfc.UQU mile* He/', oi best i idi< Coll tCH «w houi S4-I.II? Brjyitiore tfte. W 15»S lC l0 n Ctrytlef Plymouth 170 1700 As* for (red ng. coo* BUREAU W'" * IManagn PACKARD I9» Model 400 a xig Porl MomnoulH ureo Reply Box H mower, used twee Soby cnb Child s (EAT INFLATION Uoofl'.'rapt US0 ?n Ttie Doily Regisler. Red Bonk desk Floor model Zenith color TV 747 194 With 0 POLARIZED USE CAR HOUSEHEtPlR - Iwodoys rV Auto MoOty tenltr »l il« ARPETS I?) One bound IJxlv musti PINTO RUNABOUT 1973 Own Ironsportol'o'i Coll oner oom color »?9S One bound. 10 6 «•). COI BUHUR Itulik ^prr. 146 7JW oTlanglewoodTlangle . HJ9 Coll oiler 7 566 74M PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER W& I»Mwy3i Hoilfl 264 0191 HOUiEWORKf f • 0 *«* ASTBO CONVEBUBIE - Opens 10 lull icilart Reliable own irunyjo'lotion bal jed Excellent condition 1100 Lmcrolt BJICH SKYLARK 1970 Power liter ing 4. Motorcycles 51 Help Wanted ayopeti After ?pn. 6/> VOW ( OlIOASiiMOTOBS u< (7011 7?1 7100 SI. Help Wanted Ml HH br»cs air (.onditiofi.ng Look* and funs TO CLEAN HOUSE - Two tun KAWASAKI 4U0 lv/4 ( 1 \J' tour larjae' but x cnSrs Ikon Bntottci n> 401] KIDS - Ages 12 IS. ion our wjies team, art davs Worninas Won . fn Own tor UUlOM.utM Like nrw ,"> V0l> mi'. Must sell. 11200 earn a lot of money this summer If you JS skis HO judo suit. IIS Stereo cabr BUICK 1964 - Wildcat cawwtlbto Good RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mddletmn W »»at1eI i**™ (fjxJrt'Ori Reotonablf Call after 6pm P tun- W 0090 bi-ttvt-f i, 10 u m i uli 4V4U8V) Ivt in Union Beach or Ho/'ei call 264 4/77 -a/009] K)p m and us immediate upc'iings in the following i«6i:i 'KITCHEN HELP - Apply in person CHINA CLOSE' Be»eled gloi MOTO*- -ml Si. Help Wonted ttiiiont. tor RN S S4. Situations Wonted CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1970 *f'i PLYMOUTH BEL V( I Hilltop Nyfi.ua Hum* uorl.ol mirror back, excellent condition. >' ( ufnt.hu.' V4SU ACCOUNTANT For Red Bonk (PA cued tar S5.000 miles Loaded wilri r« GROSSINGER «, HELLER AGENCY Am: Jr or Semi V Write, stating educo Ktngs Hwy. nAiddletown Female 100 Frost free retrtgerotor freezer ne* M«n l5W»oftPI 7417100 Red Bank Iff* I! 100 46? 3474 otter 6pm Hon. e*pe(HMii e salary requirements, or KITCHEN HELP WANTED COORDINATORS AMBITIOUS COLLEGE STUDENT - condition 1100 S8390I9 PLYMOUTH FURY III CLASSICAL RECOROS - About SO al f ADI I LAC ELDORADO 1967 TRIUMPH 1970 - 400 (c Semi chopped sstd resume to Boy N 5V. The Doily Rrgis Aui-y m person Keyport Fishery, 150 W OF PATIENT CARE S«*s summer employment Expcr rented V4 Auitr> tpi RcdBn bums collector s Hems Oriental rug good Fully loaded SI400 D 1550 Front St . Kevpori fOR 3 TO U AND 11 TO 7 SHIFTS (usn.er Alio experienced In child core Iny foi" condition Mahoyuny Oesx 787 9SI0 741 711} 4»5 1311 Owmoi References toll »l 2155 Ortytfiul ownrf El rtg < ondi «(OUNTS PAYABLE CL^BK Some LADIES MEN - Port time Select your CLOSING OUT - Large stock ol sterling CADILLAC I97J - Coupe Oe V.lle E» tiaii UU> M3 *>f> YAMAHA experience necetMiry Good *'th figures ow hours Work Iron, home on new tele CHARGE NURSES BABYSITTER- In my homp Hoflel silver llai»ure. over SO different patterns Jltl r INC tccrUeni uppoiiumty with Long Branch Mhuite program Earn S?J to SSO per week, Available anytime < ellenl (ondition Air. FM slerro steel DPI FOR 3 TO II and II TO 7 SHIFTS kdradial llrn lj»» sri Ifc I/I W Front SI RedBonk 8470877 nur.ufOftu.fr Coll 111 /85S depending on time available Coll 264 3244 264 6SM 0% discount Many other bargains Sole ON OUR MEDICAL 5URGICAI UNITS starts Thursday Golleiv Eosl. 21 EEon I96D SPORTSTER Mu ARTIST Phototypesetting depaitmenl of LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced In CHIL D CARE CADILLAC I96« SEDAN Oe V IL I I PLYAAOUTHS Front St . Red BonB k §« tin ^___ Fully equipped E juellent condition At , >uO Mev new battery Good con •ipon. ftAusi be able lo copytit litigation ond estates preferred Pleasant My Dome Ho;lel Near Lily Tulip Credit application* uirrpttd uy ptiunc diliori V 700 Call alter 6. 291 3031 RN SFOR STAFF COAL OR WOOO STOVE - Six lids, good ways serwtced by Cadillac II9S0 ( oil after Guurunlred rredil Call tor ant ' nid do layout of diver&itted iobs surroundings. Salary open S66 1100 For mlor motion call /87 1.53 Supervision eMpenence helpful State yuul FOR THE 11 TO 7 SHIFT condition, wilh oven, MO Call Oiler 7 30 7p.m .471 4346 vice Boyshore Chrysler Plymouth 870 1970 SPORTSTER LIFEGUARD COLOMBIAN WOMAN - J. years ot ooe ifuationb eMpetience. Milo'y regune Excellent working i.onditnj'is and benffits rj in W 1*26 CADILIACI967 - Blotk '.• Sixitless » 1 27? \m 1973 HONDA CB 100 344 9M4 10 miles only Call or write SANTA S ParHei Avon area. 84? 8890 Sycomore Ave New Shr ewsbur y Conn (U001 Telephone! 1203) 673 Ubi PERSONNEL DEPT CADILLAC 1967 - Sedan DeVille Muny I»MB1 E R 1VM 174 or Best otter Buns (U-4462 GIRL WISHES DAYWORK One or 1*0 CONSOLE TV - »0 good features 1715 good, needs wort- BARTENDER - Good pay MANPOWER £ Union SI Red Bank. N J 07701 days Four ontique tables IU )U,i or 7S4 4465 711 0606 6. Auto Rent/Lease t alt between the hours of S and 6pm Temporary Services W 27« aller 1 ?9I 4IS0 RED BANK VOLVO 671 5574 741-2700, Ext. 200 PRACTICAL NURSE - Will core lor III ow H 90 Tuxedoslyle in locquard CAMARO 1969 Rally Sport convertible Newmon Springs Rd MtfMfM Aulornullr transmission Good < N-HIIIMI. TOWS FORD BEAUTICIANS WANTED Like variety? Change ol Equal Opportunity Employer M W or an aged person References weave white and avocado velvet. I42S Call 741 M86 79I-O7J6 H\ 3S7I A*ino 11700 Wl 1090 '!7 9026 PENT ACAR Full time tor busy shop pace? A chance to work RN CAPRI 1977 Original owner Four < ylrn SEE A RUSSELL MAN For the bes OAILY RENTALSAND LEASING Coll 727 4505 awhile, take off awhile? "-mr nursing home Holmdel area For in- TWO TEENAOERS - Willing to do light •iresser. lobles. lamps, lady s d«r. 4 speed Low mileage AW FM radio cor rjuys RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadillac formation call 1*1 201/ housework and bobysil Coll after Spm mam coat and evening dress Wan s lack Co . 100 Newmon Springs Rd . Red Bonk IO0HWYJ5 764 1600 KEYPORT BEAUTICIAN - Experience required Jnyl roof, npw tires 17100 671 Kit '4IW10 Four day week HN OR LPN - For Tues and Wed 11 7 8124(93 or 842 7IK je\ eosl IISO, selling for ISO. never worn M3 3I3I C DOUGLAS Al AN 10. Wanted Automotive Call 741 6906 after 6pm hift Experienced nurses aides, lull time. WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME ANYTIME SHREWSBURy MOTORS Stenographers 11 7 shift. Apply Mrs Mrakovcich, 842 CALL DESKS FILES lutiies chairs, adding mo MERCEDES BENZ SALES & SERVICE Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury BOY OR GIRL CARRIERS WANTED - CARS WANTED - 1967 to 1971 AAormng newspuper route In your neigh 761024] hines lypewnlers. oftice equipment, etc DDUiMKiport Avr . Little Silver 847 iJil 741 tJWO Damaged cors consdered Legal General We Buy Used Volkswagens borhooa. Belford - Leonardo - Keans ot bargain prices New or used AAC CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1969 Power AUTO HOBBY CENTER 791 3B49 burg Coll 747 33W or 767 3805 DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35. Oakhurst steering brakes, fadio. heater, air (ondl SECRETARY - GENERAL 55 Situations Wanted Honing, new radial fifes Asking 1795 Cdll STRAUBBUICK OPEL Highest prices paid tor all used cars Same experience considered, tor position 131 3990 NINE ACRES at New and Used Cars CASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESSES, Typists 2646247 OVtR WHOIESAIE! Buyer on premises SHORT ORDER COOK Apply in person, fed Bank area Good typing and steno Male DINETTE - Ice creom porlor style white Hwy IS 264 4000 KeypOl : at oil times Martinis Diner, Hwy 36, Keonsburg, be Fine otmospheie. salary ond benefit>> FREE 1 ANCt PAINTING Group ut ormlca table lop. Iwo chairs wilh orange CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1966 - Low mile T BIRD 1968 Two door, air cond TOWN I COUNTRY DODGE tween /9pm seats, excellent condition, ISO S42 S9S3 ot agr Good gas economy 147S 5666100 Bookkeepers nigh school students Excellent work ond tlornning. four new r adiols two snows E i Al EMPLOYMENT rKMOnable rales 747 586? c-r noon. 741 (149 cellent condition Asking) 1200 847 0717 CASHIER - Full time tor summer Apply X Broad SI 741 nil Red Bank in person, Town & Slrl Diner, Rt 35, Mid TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS W . I n Dinette sel 1100 Full site bed. I3S, crib, CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1966 J»3 THE FINEST SELECTION - OI new on JUNK CARS dietown Full charge SECRETARY To managemeni execu painting experience, would like to paint UO engine S47S used cors In Monmouth County Over lot WILL PAY S70 AND PICK UP five, full time or part time (3 full days per your house ond guarantee satisfaction wilh 170 9023 741 6S75 air conditioned new tar* in stock CLEANER - For Town Theater Seven ;) with good skills in typing and light Twinbrook Auto Wrecking days 17 2b an hour, time ond a half over 40 Register Moh. thru Fri. 9-5 reasonable rales Call Jock rvUFadden DISHWASHER - Sears, two years old. CHEVROLET IMPALA I'M Two door McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrews leno Excellent working conditions Write 222 123/ or Jon Wye 547 04V5 bury Ave . New Shrewsbury 741 6200 hours Must be IB or older Apply al the • W Front SI Red Bank 142 434) Box K 236. The Dolly Register, Red Bank portable SSO hrrdtop Power steering and brakes, air Eatontown 542 2235 uter, Rt 35 ot Palmer Ave , Middletown, ( atdltlonlng, stereo Good condition 1600 312 rVlair, Asbury Pork 776 5577 747 3379 THUNDERBIRO IvM 74.SI4 mM« after 6 30 p.m Ml t HANICAL DRAFTSMAN M W SECURITY GUARDS - Full time open 56 Situations Wanted 7»SM» I24VS McFoddln Codl Olds. 7M Broadway in the Ki eehold area DISHWASHER - Under counter, good TOP DOLLAR CLER* TYPIST - Some math ond typing Wth some knowledge of wiring diagrams condition, t?5 Double cost Iron sink, ex Long Branch 77? 1234 Pat time, work of home Phone 73V 2828 Call 609-587 7721, Pinkerton, Inc. Male/Female FOR USED CARS skills Large corporation located In Red An Equal Opportunity Employer cellent condition, H5 B42 9286 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser Bonk. 37': hour, five day week e 30 to a«eri HAITIAN MEN AND WOMEN - Cleon CHEVROLETS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC DYNAC.0 STFREO - '0 watt amplifier vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 67 Lower Murr Rt 35 Snyrevllle. N J 777 1300 430 All bank holidays, liberal vocations,, MECHANICS Ing, housekeeping, outside work, car Credit applications accepted by phone St . Molowan S66 7299 fringe benefits pleasant surroundings SERVICEMAN penny, etc Coll Lisa. 747 3S32. "4 nil jreomplitier and tuner, ll?Q i66 3?6t Guaranteed credit Call for one hour ser USEDCARSWANTED Write details to Box K 735, The Doily Reg* EXPERIENCED weekends or otter 6pm vice. Boyshore Chrysler Plymouth. 670 TORONADO 1966 - In good i onditirm TOP til PAID CALL MR ARTHUR MECHANIC tter, Red Bank Gasoline or diesel service home appliances, woshers. 110 Ask for Credit Manager Asking tiSO AT BONNIE BUICK, 7 74 6500 h li i Ml VHOLET 196S ' Phone 49S 1864 otter S p m CLERK TYPIST - V to 4 30, five day Monmouth Beach/Sea Bright 'ers, refrigerators, etc, Top brond Frig FARMLAND TOP SOIL Station wagon Runs good V "• week Typing and diversified duties Ben lire Full time many benefits Top TORONADO IV68 Silver gray, vinyl lop. ges Call 642 6813 FINANCIAL L.LuCOS Inc. 264 1415 M7 SKIS WANTED e1Ut. Must be Monmouth County resident MIHMCORP. four new tires, power seal, windows and FILL DIRT FOR SALE brakes Mint condition II0O0 B7J 094* any A 1 used cars Top dollar paid to qua! fy for permanent position subject SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT CHEVROLET 1973 MONTE CARLO - Ex OASIS MOTORS 1201) ]?\ 7100 fo Civil Service exam. Some experience MEDICAL SECRETAR222-7735 Y - With ex- '•\i\ time days Uniforms supplied. Wages AAlddleiown area Contractors welcome cdlent condition Low mileage Must sell time 61. Business Call after 6pm 495 2130 CHI tfUM desirable Apply to Clerk's Office, Town perience and typing skills tor Interesting bued on experience Must be dependable TOWNE CHEVROLET ship Hall, Holmdel, for appointment inter position In doctor's office Pleaseonl at Apply m person. Lmcroft Exxon Inc . Opportunities FIVE PIECE DRUM SET CHEVROLET 1969 WAGON With air !2«HwylS Mrddlelown mosphere Good salary, commensurate Newmon Springs Rd , Lincroft 1175 tirm 671 6700 with experience and ability Send resume CONCESSION Resiuurant ond *natk Bat otter Musi sell COMPUTER OPERATOR - Experienced. 741 5812 870 9080 or 84? 0480 BUSINESS to Box H 276, The Daily Register. Red bar. in busy, full service martno CotMai Honeywell system, for third shift Five Bank lounge on premises Good ternn Phone TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORY days All benefits Immediate opening CHEVROLET 1963 Two door Impolo SERVICE B7J 1733 FRfcE HOUSE PLANTS Fair condition S200 SPECIALS Call Mr Irwin. 531 9200 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER TECHNICIAN Call S36 7S87 after 7p m NEWSPAPER ROUTE - AM ond PW ir HaveoGREEN THUMBS planl porty See our "back row" and save! 21. Business Services COOK FOR SMALL CONVENT jrge, well established service company Coll Lois, 493 3631 CHEVROLET 1970 - Station Wagon Air. Full time position available (or qualified confined area ot Eatontown Excellent re Full or part time servicing Frigidalre home appliances Top turn for small investment Limited anioun power steering and brakes. S3.0D0 miles ABETTER PAINT JOB? 946 9694 transcriber. Hours ore flexible Previous pay Company benefits Fulltime Call 264 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - ot time involved in delivering S85OO 84? WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT 5« 49J6 EXTERIOR INTERIOR CUSTOMWORK experience In radiological terminology re 6013 RASSAS REASONABLE • CLEAN CALL III «Si8 COOK WITH BROILER EXPERIENCE qjired. Excellent working conditions and 47W otter 6 10pm PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT IMME SHlPPERSAND PACKERS - Needed im CIRCLE CHEVROLET Apply In person, SHORE POINT INN, 3360 benefits Call or apply. SERVICE STATION- Used cor lot. with DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND PONTIAC ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. ROOFING Hwv 35, Hajlet mediately for soft goods moil order house. Strewsbury Ave Shrewsbury 395 Broad SI 741 SlfJO Red Bonk repair facilities for sale or lease 671 9844 373 6611 741 3130 ANO SIDING - Call between 7 9am and Must be willing to hustle and work over Eves until 9 i 10pm 8« 731V COUNSELLORS WANTED Personnel Department time Phone 531 2600 from I p m, to 4 30 7lF24BI GARAGE DOORS - Stove, furnace, lum CORVETTE 1947 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966 - New point, YMCA Camp ask for Mr Golluscio ber, tools, lown mower, table sow, etc 13500 ALTERATIONS — Remodeling, paneling, Coll 946 49>t __^ 671 1675 Whatever you want. I've got ond seats Runs good 14S0 474 Myrtle St . electrical worf<. ceramic Hie and floor tile RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL SMALL NURSING HOME - NeedTRNTs, 222 2633 Cllffwood.N J Quality work Reasonable rates Coll 787 DAIRY FARM HELP £ Union St. Red Bank J»N s Full ond part-time position* open GASORYER - In good condition CUSTOM DUNE BUGGY - 1450 TRIUMPH TR I IVft7 ( lussii Model, re 1169 House and utilities provided 1i\ 2700. Ext 200 Coll between 94 pm Mon thru Fri 291 MERCHANDISE Asking {18 32S Church St , Beltord conditioned. SI 20TJ as is 1964 VOL 609 ?9B5O24 An equal opportunity employer M W 0440. Phon< 671 069J 787-6571 ART CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, con KSWAGEN, excellent running condition. Crete walks and patios Free estimates NEW YORK CORPORATION - Moved to SNELLING AND SNELUNG - Worlds GAS FLOOR FURNACE - 34 «33 , 35,000 USOos Is 6/1 7051 alter 6pm DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chairside, tor or DATSUN Fully insured 7.1 1W6, 72MW1 thodontists office Experienced preferred Rumson area, looking for guygal Friday largest employment service. 54 Broad St , 71. Merchandise For Sale ated Blu s per hour Perfect working con WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Typing, some dictation. Musi have pleas Red Bank, N J 747 1121 dltion ISO 391 9435 USED CARS LARGE SELECTION A I QUALITY PAINTING Excellent salary and benefits. Must have IR CONDITIONERS - Whirlpool 9000 370BroodSt 7U 1373 Keyporl own transportation Send resume to P O ant phone manner. General office duties. GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC At reasonable rotes STABLE~HELP - To work on farm Apply tu, thermostat controlled. 4 years old. 5? GE ELECTRIC STOVE - With twin oven, Route 16. Eotonlown 44? 7800 Bo» JIB. Red Bank. N J 07701 Experienced, please Coll 842 3100, Miss tJAfsUN 1973 - 240Z. lour speed, air, For tree estimate call S4. 1.96 Wetnstein. i person, COMBS ANIMAL HOSPITAL, och 643 S»17. feet condlllon. ISO antlthett, AM/FM Only 12,500 miles Ex "rrewsbury I4J93M cdlent condition 14900 946 8875 VEGA 1974 DENTAL ASSISTANT NIGHT SHIFT WORKERS — Earn $200 to I i ON F R S 1*0 i ton, 3 hose, one 3 ton with heating elements GOING INTO THE PIZZA BUSINESS' BILL'S PAINTING Chairside, experienced in 4 handed den MOO a month, part time Work from home DODGE CHARGER 1969 - Air COndl Coll between 6 B p m 787.1690 Mr Gabusi, ??? 8704 STATIONARY ENGINEER — N J. Blue water cooled, one vertical room oir condi See us first. Equipment for sole very rea tionrd, 40.1X10 miles vinyl inol Down I. tistry Large, busy, preventive oriented of sonable Call 7B7 9490 after 6 VI GA 1977 HATCHBACK 279 1811 or 244B536 Insured 'teal Excellent opportunity Good solory, oner All ot best otter 264 3900 cetlent condition U75 495 0679. tice Call 54! 5120 between 9-5 NURSES AIDES - Evening shift, 3:30 to Must sell Jlus lull benefits Apply AMERICAN IR CONDITIONER - 150. maple bureau GOLDFISH - 100. 5 1 lonlails II eoch, J CALL A PROFESSIONAL! DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 11 30 p.m Coll Hilltop Nursing Home tor SMELTING & REFINING CO , 1160 State DODGE - OATSUN Call 671-6020 REMODEL — PAINT — REPAIR Dental experience. Modern progressive of- appointment, 671 -01/7. 15 Aluminum screens. S3 75 Custom tor 13 Bring containers 3 South Rohollion LABRIOLA MOTORS INC VOLKSWAGEN 1968 BUS -Clean, good St. Perth Amboy, N.J An equal opportu- Dr . Rumson 843 3390. EXPERTWORK 100". GUARANTEE fice, Excellent position. Full time. Call nly employer (m w) apes. 15 x95 • 550 pair. Desk. SIS 741 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 741 7433 running condition 1750 REASONABLE 741 4SSB FRIENDLY 671 1689 NURSES HUT 671 1661 otter 3pm OPERATING ROOM GUITAR - Full slie Almost new DODGE 1967 - Nine passenger station LL TO G.0 — Moving. Blond ook china 135 DISAPPEARING ATT IC "STA [RT^FUT DENTAL SECRETARY ASSISTANT - Expanding hospital has career positions STENOTYPIST wagon Good condition 11100 V6LKSWAGEN1«6B rushed and installed for only 169 95 To or Full time. Experience necessary. 413 days available for staff RN's with OR ex- loset, V35 Good condition orm chair, W5 787 9211 741 2M2 Good condition 1750 Opportunity available. Eatontown area der, coll 349 0B63 Salary $125 vVrlte to Box E 290. The Daily perience We offer excellent starting sala- our Woodard upholstered dinette chairs GUITAR — Yamaha, classical. Six months ' 787 2339 Light steno good typing skills. 0 to 2 years 25 each Come see much more Coll afte DOREMUSFORD Register. Red Bank, N.J. ry, good benefits and a friendly proles eiperience Fine growth potential, salary. old. excellent condition. 185 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA iwi GENERAL HANDYMAN — All types ol siortol atmosphere Apply Nursing or Per- . 142-0470 •SALES-SERVICE-PARTS odd lobs, carpentry, light plumbing, elec Coll 566 0936 TO Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank 741 6000 30 miles per gallon SI7S0. soinel Department, Bayshore Community A-1 EMPLOYMENT ^VMF/RKAN WAY HOME AND Coll i66 0412 trlcol. Reasonable rotes Free estimates Hospital, 727 North Beers St., Holmdel. F & H Molort Inc. Coll otter 5pm . 49S 9173 Ask lor Jim DESIGNERS 320 Brood St 741 2222 Red Bonk PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS More Classified Authorized Dealers. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1970 - Dark blue aMfsoo Will save you money Your complete satis HOWE REPAIRS DRAFTSMEN M/W SUPERVISOR - Experienced in sports" action is a must with us Call J & A Enter Dodge and Dodge trucks Stereo speakers. AM'FM radio, options Tpi wear Apply JONATHAN LOGAN, 1 John on Next Page Runs like new Musi sell »I195 946 9416 of Any type Nuisance lobs Reasonable IMMEDIATE LOCAL OPENINGS prise, 54M2S0 Hwy35 Eotonlown, NJ Freeestimales 942 2076 mediate, provide services street hanging son Ave . Matawan 566-9383 5421111 ter 4p.m youth 20 hours/week —evenings. Bay ANJNUAL LAWN SALE — On fabrics b si. Help Wanted store YMCA, 739-9S95. FIREBIRD 1968 - Eight cylinder, air con VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1971 MECHANICAL Schumacher, S'roheim & Romann. Seal.: 1 dlioning Four new tires Good condition 11400 HOUSEPAINTING To wort on waste ond water treatment PANTRY MANOR WOMAN - Ex mondne. 50c to S4 95 yd Little Silver I WE NEED Attention homeowners I am a painter with systems including tanks, vessels, etc holstery, near R R station 74 7 2690 74! «4B 67) 5872 1 perienced. Steady position Apply in per SUPERVISOR S j years experience and am starting my son, Novesink Country Club, Navesink ANTIQU E OR IENTAL RUG - FORD 1969 - Window van V 8. automatic, VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Model 4-2 Station own business I am looking tor satisfied VERY HIGH RATES River Rd . AAlddletown 1 HELP wagon Automatic. AM-FM radio '7300 LONG TERM 1 xlO 10 . 1200 Coll B42 4615 or 82 Block radio and heater, si* passenger customers to establish a reputation tor CLEANING point Rd , Rumson HMO Htm 364 457? miles Full warranty 13400 877-0144 quality work at reasonable prices Coll Coll or rush resume PARfflME BOOKKEEPER - For Red We hove seven openings for licenc- V\E ARE LOOKING FOR: VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE - 1967 Good now tor treepslimates S42 1399, 922 1694. Bank CPA firm Must be full charge ANTIQUES-RECENT ARRIVALS ed real estate associates for our FORD 1970 FALCON Good condition through general ledger Write, stating ex- Middietown ond soon to be on Very dependable Must sacrifice 1900 671 condition IIOOO HOUSEPAINTING - F'ee estimates Ex • GOOD SALARY 5 dining tobies—127 chairs—6 china dose perience, time available, salary require- — 7 ormglres — 5 curio cabinets — I nounced new office 1975 Call 747 1498 ptrienced Reasonable Call 747-5329 or ATLANTIC ment, to Box N-S8, The Daily Register, • EXCELLENT BENEFITS 747 4349 -esfcs — 8 coffee tables — 14 grond'othe IMPALA 1965 - Body good 383 automatic, DESIGN CO, Rod Bank, N.J • SECURITY clocks - 75 oil pointings - 3 loveseots — Professional in-house training with VOLKSWAGEN BAJA 1972 37 William St . Newark, N,J. 0710! power steering Mechanically perfect LAWNS VOWED Unwonted'bushetand PART-TIME — Furniture repair shop 25 occasional tables - 7 game tables — 1 our full timed salaried training di- 110 264 7936 Rally Model underbrush dug up or cut back W2 3141 or (201) MA3 5164 •ADVANCEMENT mirrors — 18 chandeliers — 25 lamps — 1 rector Equal Opportunity Employer seeks individual with woodworking ex- Wonted, party who needs 100% financing I42-W9 perience to assist with repairs at home If your answer is yes," we offer this Oriental rugs, AND sterling — glass — JAGUAR 1971 XKE CONVERTIBLE - DISHWASHER - Apply in person Must copper — crystal + much more You hove betn teeing our ads. our Air conditioned. 7962 miles. 15395. BAILLY with no money down, on a 1977 Vol 8-0 9219. 10-5 p m. end more in an established non season kswogen Bola Rally Model 74.000 miles be 18 or older Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, tlgns and reading our news clip- BROS.. INC . 19 E Newmon Springs Rd . MASONRY Hazlet. a. growing service industry You must INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 12195 Many other models to choase from Concrete, brick and block work have previous ' blue collar super- 0 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 741-747 pings for years .now you can |oln RMBonk -j'n-,» For quick credit, call OASIS MOTORS a PART-TIME REAL ESTATE our teom 747 0973 Lynn Masons 329 9343 DOGGROOMER Very active real estate office seeking man visory experience and a valid drivers JEEP SALES AND SERVICE (701) 721 710(1 Full time or part time license tor this outstanding opportu 51. Help Wonted MOVING AND TRUCKING REASON or woman with reul estate license High in 1973 our average sales associates Twin Bora Motors. Inc 741 0464 Or 74,1 7S78 commissions Great opportunity to earn mty This position will be located in 131 E Newmon Springs Rd Red Bank WAI L LINCOLN MERCURY ABLE Driver and 18 body received over IAS company leads Shrewsbury Ave of Sycamore DOORMAN AND PORTER M W - Full big money Must be aggressive. 739 2225. the Eatontwon area, ond the qualified CALL NOW 747 0040 Coll S46-31B1 . Individual will work a five day week and the numbers for 1974 look evei Shrewsbury, NJ time Apply m person, Riverview Towers, ask for Marty better JEEP 1967 CJ 5 747 5400 NEED ANEWROOF* ?fl Riverside Ave , Red Bank, Bob Heiser fromfia.m 3 p.m Freeestimales Reasonable rates. With snow plow if you re looking tor a professional Phone 671 5927 Smith Bros Rooting Call COLLECT between 9 a m.noon PRODUCTION 3. Trucks And Trailers 74! 2133 PART-TIME career wilh a professional company look no more KAY MOTORS CHEVROLET STEP VAN 1968 DRAPERY SALESPERSON 1001 Auto Parts 212-868-6165 HONDA CIVIC ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling All An Equal Opportunity Employer WORKERS Good condition $695 types ol masonry Driveways Call 495 Talk to any of our sales associate* 752 Broadway 772 226? Long Branch RJII or part-time Hours may be arranged Distributors TAXI DRIVERS Full nr part time Must 741 6373 0W9. 787 1608 ond see how they tlkt It here to tit your schedule Expanding progres- hove excellent driving record Apply at No e«per ience KITSON CHEVROLET CO FORD ECONOLINE 1965 - With 1967 740 sive organization All benefits This job will not interfere with your regu- Hwy 16 I .n..HI.I*M lar vocation Yellow Cab office, 217 Broadway, Long needed, tram on engine Stick shift New Iron) tires New iob Some openings Or |ust call our general manager in -looo clutch Approximate 76,000 miles on en PAINTING Branch Won Fn Others JOT. Beckley of 747 1600 for glne. Just passed Inspection S7S0 Call 787 Interior Exterior & Paperhang.ng SHEHADI RUG CO. \ ',< tly confidential interview KROLL MOTORS, INC Coll 787 6487 TEACHERS - Reading specialist and require five days. 279 Broadway Long Branch ,4668 after 6 10 only RteJS SeaGirl. N J CONTINUED GROWTH early childhood education, to work with Mon Sun Doy CREATES NEW OPENINGS television series on reading recognition 722 3600 FORD TRUCK 1968 One ton. with lilt shift only , hours 8 JOB — Interesting and diversified, doing readiness program PLAYCARE OF MID o m to 4 30 Guar 12 rock Coll after 6pm PAINTING enjoyable work. Several openings in Eosl DLETOWN. 787 7000 741 3773 onieed base rale STERLING THOMPSON LeMANS 1971 Interior, exterior, using Dutch Boy paint Brunswick, Keyport, Woodbridge plus incentive Abnted, parly who nerds 100' tlnoncing. 3D years experience Free estimates Rich EXPERIENCE — Not necessary, we train bonus Appty ASSOCIATES REALTOR with no money down, on a 1971 LeMans FORD 1963 WINDOW VAN - Good shope Paulin. 739 1459 DRIVERS you. SI* cylinder automatic, power steering, Needs motor work Full price 1250 Coll at Local and long distance Experience In THE JOB IS YOURS ler 5pm 787 7741 PAINTING HOURS - Port time weekends, either I or M0 Hwy 35 Mlddtotowi ar conditioning 35,200 miles $1993 Mony Interior. e»tenor Also spray pocking and loading household goods nec- 2 days Weekdays, we have mornings, of other models to choose from For q,ntk essary Apply in person. Anderson Bros . PART TIME - $3 17 an hour to start No 1959 GMC - Half ton plcxup pomhnu W I lernoons, evening hours available and experience necessary, Add to income and credit O K , coll OASIS MOTORS at 1201) Norodlator I1X or best offer Inc , SI S3 Mechanic St . Red Bonk combination of above Hwy 35 2648000 K.yoort 747-5600 72. HOO PAUL S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE secure your future in the US Army Re- _____ B47 18.13 DRIVING - And general work Full time Call anytime between 9 o m and 10 p.m. serve, immediate openings for prior ser Furniture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re permanent position Medical and retire for appointment LINCOLN 1966 - Full power and air uw 8x16 TANDEM FLATBED TRAILER vice VETS' up to grade E7 No prior ser or best otter covered, slipcovers ond draperies Call ment benefits Apply Norwood DIs Enclosed Six ton. like new 774 1013 any time vice Or experience'* We'll train you CALL W SS30 tnbutor s, Inc.. 624 Broadway. Long 264-6700 Sg\ Carter. Hq 1st Bn 309th Regl. Ft. Han 7470417. 7 10pm Branch See Frank ROOFING - New or restored Monday through Sunday cock. United States Army Reserve Center, PERMANENT > MAVERICK 1973 Call A Bruce Eigenrnuch. Builder DRY CLEANING PLANT HELP - Count POCKET MAKERS — On girls' lockets Ft Honcock. N J 877 1150 or B/2 1047 4. Motorcycles 842 3697 er help, shirt presser. pants presser Full Union Apply Wall Street Fashions. 37 Wall «mled. party who needs 100% financing, St, Red Bank TRIMMFR WANTED - Experienced in with no money down, on a 1973 Maverick HARLEY DAVIDSON 1973 - Sportster, or part time Apply In person before 2 all breeds of dogs p.m , Top Hat Cleaners. 919 Hwy 35. Mid S« cylinder automatic. 74.300 miles S7?9S customized. 6 over front end. lots of REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATES 449 9238 FULL TIME POSITION Many other models to choose trom For chrome and extra ports 17400 787 9169 TORN SCREENS dietown. Active agency Is looking for licensed osso quick credit, call OASIS MOTORS at (701) Bring in your wood or aluminum frames. TRUCK~MECHAN1CS - Experienced Ap Neatness and personality is essential 9 30 a m to 530 HONDA CL 175 - Excellent condition EXPERIENCED OPERATORS On elates to expand its sales force with dy 731 M00 Make otter we will resrrprn namic new personnel CAMASSA sty in person, Raritan Oarage. South Main ladles dresses Make complete dress St., Keyport p m Monday through Friday Must have interest in work- MERCURY MARQUIS !9$9 - to possen 747 3064 PROWN'S Union shop HUM Dress. HI Oakland St . AGENCY INC . Realtors, Little Silver ger wagon Air conditioned. AM FM sltr Red Bank 741 0*93 7416336. WAITRESSES - Over 18 Experienced ing with young people (newspaper carriers) Many com- ea Complete trailer equipped Declining HONDA m» MS SCRAMBLER - Good SBroad SI . Red Bank 7417500 Apply In person, Shore Point Inn, 3360 Hwy running condition Asking 1300 EXPERIENCED LABEL MACHINE OP REALESTATE pany benefits tDe of family necessitates tale (1500 681 SELF-STARTERS WANTED 35. Haziet 577? Coll 787 9477 TREE SERVICE ERATOR - For cans Call 938 4734 be fween9 and 5. Mon through Fri Experienced or will train Become port of WINDOW CLEANERS - Experienced. Apply at: AAONMOUTH HONDA l»7? - CB 450 cc. with sissy bar Reasonable rales 49S 04SS our professional sales stuff Call Jim Con Three days a week. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1700 Call rREEWORK- Expert care ot your orno EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE PER nelly, Kirwan Co., for confidential Inter 787 7849 671 -sm Hwy 1* Eotontown V47 SVX mental trees and shrubs. Pruning, SON — Year round, three day* a week. view. WIN also consider unlicensed appll YARD AND LAWN WORK KAWASAKI 1977 150 S 7 Excellent can spoylnq. general landscaping and sodding Must be dependable Apply Mr George- caits 2W 7200 The Daily Register NO!DOWN Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank Call otter 6p.m dltion Two helmets aha Tom Vosx, 671 2178 before noon. 544 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Full or 9468942 Call 747 3107 between 4 1 p.m 9MJ after 6pm All makes — Guaranteed credit Fine used EXPERIENCED COUNTERMAN M W part time Maximum opportunity for SO 111 Chestnut St., Red Bank cars Guaranteed credit approval Same KAWASAKI 340 IvAV Looks ond runs WOOD DECKS - Custom built to your For Italian Deli, weekends ctally active Congenial office with cooper Or phone 741-3334 A day service - drive today Call Bob or great 1395 Helmet included specifications Brick and railroad tie 7il 3618 atlve broker. Call B42 4700. or evenings, 51. Help Wanted Jdnnat 364 8880 Call 787 5871 between 5 7p m inlirv. «/1)828 74134.J8 TED HALL AGENCY. 733 River FLOOR WAXER and WINDOW CLE A Rd. Fair Haven NER - Experienced. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN M'W - One 566-7018 of Monmouth County's largest real estate GARDENER Handyman (M W) one or firms Is looking lor o licensed, ex- ACCOUNTS two days weekly Summer or year round. perienced, aqgresslve salesman. Member Own transportation. Locust areo ?91 3191 ot Multiple Listing Service and five refer CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY after 7pm OPEN HOUSE rd services Unlimited potential, For con PAYABLE CLERK GOGO DANCERS - (Attractive). High fldentlal interview, call the Applebrook A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSI NESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR pay. adaptable hours, pleasant * of king Agency. Inc . 671 6300 MANY NEEDS conditions Will train 364 41B? PROGRAMMERS & PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS GREENHOUSE GROWER And assls REALESTATE Experience with Are you looking lor a new challunga whh a company that will Increase your tanl grower needed (or leading greenhouse ACADEMY AGENCY concern Top wooes ond great opportunity voucher register knowledge in the state-ol-the-arts'> Needs an additional fully qualified sales 2 years greenhouse experience necessary system prelerred Adding Machines Located In Scotch Plains. N.J Con person We ore going great Read the ML Due lo planned expansion ol our data processing activities we at Plumbing & Heating tldenllai. phone colled Don 1201) 37J.5552 Bulletin Now our small soles staff Is over- but will consider General Carpentry boded with prospects Golden opportunity McGraw-Hill now have Ihe commitment & positions lhat you should con- Typewriters related account- GENERAL CARPENTRY HAIRDRESSER Experienced Top sola for right person Come talk. All Inquiries sider • vAi.NrU S PLUMBING ANO Hf^AfiNG confidential Make your own deal Harry ing experience ADDING MACHINES T,pr«irte's ioicf Expert work Available onylime Days. NP* inslailOliOns ond repairs All lypes ry Full or part time Call for interview. M?4Jv» After Spm. 741 ssw Ldghton. 7397722 rrnled repaired Serpico s 101 Wonmoulh i 'm anytime 71J7 7096 We are seeking several ]unlor & senior level programmers & program- SI . Red Bank ;47 04IS HAIRSTYLIST WANTED - E»tellent RFf.i'.TERED NURSE - To work In pub mer ' analysis with OS e.perlence to design, maintain & document llnan pay Full or port time. Call lie health agency Counseling experience Alterations Landscaping required Apply Box K 234. The Dally Reg clal & general business systems Printing Met, Red Bank Hwy 35 364 8000 Keyport Al IE RATIONS Add.' LANDSCAPING LAvVN CARF IDFE printed business cord*, 1000 lor HOME AND OFFICE CLEANING ~ Our DP envlronmenl Is OS/MFT/HASP/CICSon 370 equipment with our .carpentry A Bruce Ergenrouch Builder WORK O.fr ?S yfur* . [.f .r"( p Coll Starting salary 11 SO o week plus profit REGISTERED NURSES - FULL AND Call 14) JI97 oiler 1,. f II0J include* '('< ond shipping BuMnest PART TIME ALL SHIFTS PLEASE ma|or language being ANSI COBOL M? I0»4ot' pnntino, Qdvertmng specialities Coll sharing Averuge salary WOO prr week V«y (jood (jdviinfpnipnl Must hovr f nr in CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, AM 0169 Pvf\ 191 Hf3 Ash lor Pete Why not stop In & Investigate how MeGrav* mi can add lo both your tech- Bookkeeping Services good rondilinn Slcndy work 12 months 0 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE - Of Ar year Insurant r benefits Call between S nical experience & salary We c«ji review your quallttcallons Immediately are!7f, rn Mr L lOfito 566 JAH cade equipment. Applicants should have THE BOOKKEEPER Pointing & Decorating bale understanding of vending or arcade on Thursday evening h match your experience to Ihe positions we have Roofing, Siding iqulpmenl J95 00OB Industrial Temporary available INTERIOR PAINT ING PA''1 > & Insulation ACCOUNTANT Builder RN OR LPN - Full or part lime eve J.A. SMlfH 542 077V nlngs Apply In person, Monmouth Con II you are Interested. |ust slop m & meet us on Thursday evening, June RALPH A COLE.SUJLDr.il 14; 19' ti\ 6IS valestenl Center. 779 Bath Ave . Long CARL B JONES -.Pointing 0" I To oitlit In prtpa 27lh between 5-8 PM II you cant make Ihe Open House call A J Boc- New Homes-Additions-Alterations Nf* - -'rpQirs OLSTEN Branch periftg Fully .insured For fife fst,n'utes ration al rnonthly tl '" roll 741 JJJ1 cantuso (609) 448't 700, Ext 5187 or 5196 & we will set up another lime coll 77» Illl SALESMAN M/W Tire* Outside whole nancial itaternents, Clocki and Watch Repair INDUSTRIAL •.(Hi* soles for tire distributor Good op prepore bank rtcon We are located In Hightstown on Route 571 |ust oil route 130 PAPCDHAN , Con H'0'01' poMLtnlty for right person Call for Inter clllotlonv accounts Anliqwt Clocks Mrotcrtes fine leweiry p> No tot) loo tmon Warphousr, lord lilt material handlers, view, S7)4OO0 analyslv and pay prllvdone Don Pons Jewelers 'W Rivrr FRANK I AH '41 W'4 drivers ' Ihtf sfcilli needed roll tax returns E< a Fair Haven 147 67!' Days or nights Very high pay ' &AI | SP| RSON I .('fenced Rooh. S siding, pit All ICCHK Phone 9 30 u m HS pirlenct required Mntial Ffi • 1 n iff Degrft helpful but M>/ S Wpm 791 0302 Diamonds Bought ; not necessary Ex Pearl ondBeadRestr ing ing Slip Covers IW HaiM Avf , 764 3131 Daily SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS No ffttptrltnc* celltnt opportunity or Rest/led • ich f.rt HI is op nerestary Starling salary VI per hour Ap for advancement f xpe'tlr Of tirii. | miff .on to Mr Michael Gormley, Lf I ul buy Ihe diamonds you don t wear or . 'iMffl Itt o* retlyle them lor you personally SleHmn INSUHAM Xafrand Tmnsporldtlon Co ordlnulor MOI.PI I own (Minim J»B'ood^ V.iuaM Up.I BI.I,» •Wife ( .i.rnrfxf. preferred Call 6716JS2 slip Board oi f rJucatlon 17 Bethany Rd , Ha/let, N J Hwy 35 2641000 lEvtnlngi U\ 11 in I An I ijn.ii Opportunity Bmploytr Mir HAMMOND 71 *UfOM«fIt* F«f fclit THfc FAMILY riR IM. Commercial Property 106 Commert Boot lr« Freehold Township picks MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER LOS1 P Stole-- Sovi rt iw* FLAGSHIP inlof n»o ( if Husky I swim pool plan consultant] JET 14 ituntgt uigir torn"* Bill; 647 446V Wilt If (iiIn urrfJ boils PLEASE HELP US FINO BOOTSlE KHKEHULD ToWNSIIIl' - lily," protested Com- vice contrail with the Manas- Coll 946 Oungc und wtnte mole tol RE WARD 671 S47V 11K TIIWIISIII|) I iiinmilUr last nitteeinan James M Mayor quan River Regional Sewer- JOHNiON »l» motor eiro Aiding t79i ( yll 6?1 niKlit unanimously chose Kec "Any other action would be age Authority for (he first 212 Trovel- ntiM Consultants Im uf [remature " phase of its construction pro- LAM Wl I f Fu< SIW Suntlowei Buut Transportation iu Bright Open Mon Ihruogh tyring House. I'a as con Commitleeman Mayor said yam v Sol 5un I to A 30 I47 77H WOULD LIKE LADY PASS! NGI U lv i*)n i -IM-'ISPS t'ovelitK) to Fluridu by siilants to the township on that once the consultants Two ordinances slated for OUTBOARD MOTORS 7 speed ele< tr ,t a* or uulo I'oin ollrr July I C ul< HI 1*00 »|0 9 l» p f vimude motor (100 i duys l*\ 1048 w, III' feasibility of a proposed make Iheir report, the recrea adoption were held to July 22 h4i Seu" motor HUO SJ6 J/S7 ton commissioners can see if f'.k/iAAtANOtb 213. Instruction municipal swimming pool Itetponed again was an ordi- AND'Ml A1APLE U.NOHIf S EWOl »SH TUTOR fOf SAT s AP ond (inn|>lcx enough residents are inter- nance that would extend a Rfliifdiui work 10 yeur s enpenence us • Otll»tt»Opllpn«l«l Mwy 36 Highlumfc 1770771 i iiiiiinillecman Harry I) ested in a swimming pool lo new water main along Kt V. iMgh u tioui teat t\r< b*'l $VW • light addition*! SA'l BOAT 4?0 Perfect for laafn GUITAR LESSONS Group and private IfaifM't' said he suppoiifd Ihe tmke Ihe project self-support- The proposed project is the • iy u Ready to' sailing two suits tsscjns Professional mslrudor, I/ years ch«rgt • Bank- joTis if-'C'l condition Must H O(pcm>n(r Beginner and advum ed St3 appiiiiilinent uf the con- ing and no burden on tax- subject of a court suit Amtiicardl MasUr ituviy loioied in Red Bun* uteo I'M' Gall (JIM 795 JB7(I sultants because Ihe I'arks payers Also postponed was adop- Charg* acctpUdo« OlfSSON) ( oUeae aiuduulr mu Hit nwchandb* at 5% TURNABOUT SAIIBOAT Wood with entrd Iracltfi Fair ail Hccrealion (omtnission" Mayor Arthur K Kondrup tion of a zoning amendment ne* spinnaker ond dolly Emellent londi ajor FaDen additional charga. Ion '41 MM I UI nn should have Ihe facts so it recalled that he had appoint ordinance that would change START A Nl V» HQBBt THIS SUMMER WANUD BOAT TRAILER Foi 14 Pluno or llulf lessons In L illlf Silvrr cm present both Ihe good and ed a three-member com- a portion of Schanck Koad »y*ii*t iyt>t tiiiijt Guod condition hurl* Ultmi Call 747 M63 tad sides of the proposal " - mtlee at the request of Ihe from a B-5 to a B-l category, W USEO COX BOAT tRAUER Bout "Hut Ihe consultants shouW recreation commissioners to eliminating large commercial Housr Seu Bright Open Mon through Fn Train For A • Sun I to 5 30 mxni back lu Ihi' Township sve if the township's reirea- development The committee Ul MERCHANDISE 1st QUALITY W BOAT AND 1 RAM E k »l« or swap Job As A lor bout tioiipr (iiiiiiintU'c at least till days tioi site off Georgia Koad is studying the feasibility of <_uil '6/ OVIS ur W JVOS before the November elec would support a swimming zoning part of the stretch for 1 I'GI ASS TRI HUI L Wltli i ut; Bulldozer h. I vni'udc 40 h p motor Great wild i ini Uins so that it can schedule a 'Kill complex professional buildings THIS WEEK'S PRICES! '»m SI IMj or IM-.I dtfi'r 779 466/ public referendum on any "They have reported to us The committee authorized 19 ROWBOATS f Ott SALE und And sonie oulboor d motor \ proposal," Committeeman that they need an engineering an emergency capital appro- Admiral Benhow Inn Highlands IfariK'i warned. estimate of costs and also a priation of $10,000 to pay its LUMBER... SHEETROCK nV.I PENN VAN Wood hull with 40 h p Heavy SALE Cvtniude motor und lirjilet in vety gboc "I will not vote for a swim- survey of whether residents share of paving the parking IOHJIIIOII »WS 764 9761 C Equipment ninx |XM)I unless it is backed would support such a facility lot at the public works build- C N66 BOSTON WHALE-R 14' V 10 h p 2il-7rt 95 « Jdinson TeeNee tiuilrr IV/J Oaragri by a majonly of the resi- •i view of the wide variety of ing site. The total cost of the 79 « INSULATION , Ufi'riifA I ike new S71S0firm 847 6099 C Operator dents,' he continued "1 will recreation facilities available blacktopping will be shared Rag Bah W7> HY [jROOYNf With I3S h.p Mti lium in Vout Spaie Ttme 1.20.. 99 » {.if y outtK<(ifd motor with linn Hum* OHu f Moftiifo*n Ind abide by the peeple'l decision lo township residents," he 50-50 with the Board of Edu- C (.over I m rllont condition Good wutp APPROVfcO FOR VETE WANS SS&* 2.00 1.69 skiing boul Coll 741 4637 On WVffkda) FINANCIAL AND JOB PLACEMENT even though such a referen- said "Therefore we've hired cation. 1.20.. 99 .. pleuse (oil 741 461? On weekdays pirust ASSISTANCE uiH uttpr i JOp m dum is not binding " the consulting firm " The township will receive < AH NOW (74 HOURS) 2.4 8 ft 1.40., %2L* 2.20 1.8 1973 SPORTCRAFT Flberglas In hull "We are only authorizing a The committee adopted an bids for ice and_snow control 1.19.. Bout, enginp ond Iruiler, all atiesiop (201)521-3103 Srwatrock <-UU t.tj I IHM ' irrn«400 /47 IV4I Oh study of Itie project's feasib- ordinance authorizing a ser- materials July 18. ' 1.89.. pjil O< Wnte to Ameruun School Part kit Board 2 V Thick Foil 79c R QQJ Of Heavy Equipment 1.50... 27 l UHRS 1VSH F_ »< eltent < undit *WGat*me< Ave . Jamesburg N J O8B3I 1H2 c lnaulaUon100aq.ft.rol 1X3 J.33 Win flying Ixidge and newly rebuilt en TUTORING Elemenlaty reading, moth Shelving 48'IF 35 u IV Thick Foi c .n C O M,f Ownpi moviiiy Best offer Cull 764 Expeneniedleurhpf Call Mrs Wurdell. t 7QJ7 between S B p rn 170-9517 Isl Inaulatlon 70 aq. It rod 0.4U *»• TUTOR learning disabilities teacher Sprue* Furring 6*if S (.01 UMlstA Cflbtfl crulMl Sleep jvaiiubie this summer to tutor Eight .048LF $" Thick Foil O 9C R QQ I (our Full head, galley 77\ Gray com vvuts experience M? 65B0 Shrewsbury planners give M InaulatlonSOtq are* 0X0 U.33 | |*lp|y iftxnlt I nil |>r MI- l^(KM) Coll illlei r 9-if pni H ' /741 LEGAL NOTICE Soruc* F-rrlng .075tf NOTICE 153. Camping Equipment "Separate sealed bids for the following Economy Qridt. will be received by the Mlddletown SHINGLES 9«9 IRAIL BLA/ER Tl NT Township Board of Education at the Ad (44 builder a limit to act on site 2401b *• It-ttallng. mlmstrohon Building, Sv Tindall Road. S66 3760 weekends or utter 6 p m Mlddletown. N J up to I I 00 u m . SHRKWSBUKY - The such promotional events, said SMMOLM Wednesday July 3, 1974 tection to a meeting as soon Whit* Only 154. Recreational Vehicles t Masonry & Carpentry Labor for Manning Board has given the the main aim of the proposed PLYWOOD... Thornr Junior High School Storage as possible. Had. >(*5 » 1 ,• E IV 111 8 Last mo 55 Tries out 'MAYK IF I TURN THE LITTLE WHEa M • 1 •. 1 i D I III 9 School unit 56 Opener for 1 10 Be timorous poems SHE'LL START MMC\H' OtSSKTS A3AIN k 1I L V • 11 Blossom 57 Chop [Hj1]h 1 •• Time.' et al 58 Shade of red A 1 A ! [- . ^ • | ., Up 12 Paint lilies 62 Scotch Ift IE IT 1 A I r IN • i 13 Orch explorer N H ' V' 0 ,. | offerings 63 Exist Man Worth 1 i 1 TfTT] IM AFPAlP /OUR STICKS AND STONES, J MRS OTHER ir AND 50 ON.'-- 1 WALES HE SAys HE S 1C n WILL MAKE SNIGGERING SHALL WE GET HUSBANP' i? REMARKS. MR DURHAM1 7 to stay car\X . STARTED IHAVE RESERVATIONS 1 so AT THE 'CLUB 66" FOR PINUER have a t ANP PANCING. . • PEGGi! r Tfc] r T, I R Hit- Wizard of M w 1 • 1j vr mV :1 Your horoscope, birthda|y TUESDAY, JUNE 25 - ingratiating cannot but suc- proach when faced with a 181 —Employ early morning Born today, you arecumb to your magnetism and new situation today. Other- hours to their best advan- possessed of a highly complex offer you whatever spiritual wise, you may find yourself tage Don't allow yourself the nature. Optimistic and for- or substantial help you indi- becoming emotionally en- luxury of laziness; you can ill And) Capp afford the time' ward-looking on the one cate you need. One of those tangled hand, you are inclined persons who takes everything LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - PISCES (Fob 19-March W WHEN SOMEBODY in even as he seems to be -With your good business SAYS THAT, toward periods of depression Your fondness for things ar- and pessisism on the other. oblivious of much that is tistic leads you into what head in hi^h gear today, you rVWY DON'T J going on. you are a formida- ought to be able to miiki' a YOUAS< -S rrn Nor does such a combination could be both an exciting and produce the nice balance that ble foe, a helpful friend. a profitable couple of hours veritable coup where new en THEM 'OW \ BECAUSE ) deavors are concerned Con- might be expected, for when To find what is in store for during afternoon and eve- i DON'T y sult partners THEY WE?) WANT •< in your "up" mood, you are you tomorrow, select your ning. TO KNOW,) entirely free of any signs of birthday and read the corre- SCORPIO (Oct 23-N'ov 21) ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19i those "down" moods and your sponding paragraph. -Take time to learn all you — Your exacting nature may work is completely * * * can about another's new in- prove too much for a friend uninfluenced by any Wednesday. June 2(i terest. Such knowledge could at this particular time Don't pessimistic thoughts you CANCER (June 21-July 22) stand you in very good stead be surprised to find yourself working alone might have had — or might -The complexity of today's in the near future be going to have. The same, assignments may cause you SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 TAURUS i April 20-May 201 of course, is true in reverse as to "back off" eariy in the day. Dec. 21) -Your caustic -Originality is the key to your optimism fails to in- success today — but only in Nuliliin Take your time, however, rebuttals to another's sugges- fluence your moments of and you will begin to gain tions may bring you less enterprises where you are allowed to have a genuine depression. confidence. credit that you think Try to ( U£ LOVE6 TUAT say at the administrative A clever individual, you LEO (July 23-Aug.22) -A keep a biting tongue in check TiWM, IT'S \ Tc are able to work your way level mood of depression may CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan GEMINI (May 21-,lune 20) TIME POT around anyone's objections cause you to fail to demon- 19) -An inclination inward — Should another cross your and into anyone's confidence strate your usual bright and fickle behavior where mem- path, you will have to take simply by consciously exert- ON TV . optimistic frame of mind. bers of the opposite sex iscare not to lose your temper ing that charm which is yours Cleverness saves the day. concerned leads you into a This is a day for exuding ^3 by nature. Even those who VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- difficult situation charm, patience and good know you to be purposefully Take the intellectual ap- AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb will' Z-Zl SheinwokTs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD with the jack of spades, and didn't have ihe courage He to Red Hank Register, Box Kast won with thi> aav ruffed low, and West over ;t:)iK, Grand Central Station, Itlomli, It's all very well to write Now Kast returned the air ruffed Now West returned a New York. N V 1IIII17 } about courage when you're of diamonds, and Smith was spade, and Kasl ruffed with "TU1U. ''T BLOMDIE, YOU SHOULD PUTj BUT I ALWAYS HAVE TO ; just a spectator, bul writing put to tho lest. Should hr ruff the queen of trumps SPEMD IT BEFORE THE 1 North dealer ( YOU LL HAVE TO BE SOMETHING and doing are not quite the hij;h or low? Down two, Courage makes FUTURE 6ETS ) rCT Neither side vulnerable S- MORE CAREFUL ASIDE EACH V / same thing Shed a tear (if No Heal Choice 'quite a difference, even in a _ . UCDC ^ ^v OSt' NORTH V . WITH YOUR < WEEK FOR sympathy for the foolish play- South had no real choice. If game of cards. • Kn2 South made in this hand: he ruffi'd low, any overruff by DAILY QUESTION 9 AK4 West opened Ihe Five of dia- Wcsi would defeat the con- Partner opens u il h one 0 I8M tract. If W''sl niul no more club, and the next player pas- monds, and K.asl won with A r '• 10 the king East returned the trumps. Kast had a sure ses You hold; S-(} .1 III 7 5 3 WEST EAST ten of diamonds, forcing his trump trick. In shorl. South Hid 9 D-5 C-J 9 8 7 What do 4 ()! If) 7 5 1 • A8 1 1 partner to ruff. was sun to go down If he ruf- you say' ") 10 9 (J8 West had no trouble reading fed low- Answer: Hid one spade 05 0 AK 10 9 7: ^Lf^2 the signal. Kasl would have South could make the con Don't dream of passing even 4. I • • +6 42 led a low diamond it he want- tract if he ruffed with the though you have only 4 points SOUTH ed a low suit (clubs) re- jack. If this shut West out, as in high cards You m,i\ make 4 94 turned; the hi^h diamond it actually would. South could a name at spades even if J76532 , i-alled (or a high suit West then draw trumps and lake partner has a minimum open 0 Q3 Pugu 1 therefore returned the queen the rest of the (ricks nil hid « A 51 of spades It's very easy when you ap- I \ Pocket Guide To North East South West Smith played low from Ihe ply cold logic, bul il still Bridge' written li> Vln-il I NT 2 0 2 T'J 2 • dummy, and West's queen takes a little courage to step Shelnwold is available Get HJSS Pass \ "; All Pas' held the trick West continued up with a hi^h trump Siuilh your copj ii\ sending r>o cents Opening lead - O 5 T IF WOI/RE ACCEP £P, 10U I V£ ALREACV FILLED Otf I HATE T3 SLEEP ;N TENT'S CAN £TAf HOME ALL SlM.HER ONE 01 ^P THEM I UJAS ANP NOT SO TO CAMP! ALLERSICTO CAwAS ! / H • > i. '>l* .6-ES «M.m> »>»"" ••* The I'hunlom llntlr lluilrv IM LOOKING FOR A H0R5EPLAVER I'M gONNA OOZ£ OPF . 0I6/VWN... 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Pets and LivestocLivestock 101101. ApartmentAnnrtmpnKs erer AS» ••< J400 STAINLESS SIFfl Ronge hood Olid running condition Asking S35Q fgjjired I 1 1 1 I SPACt 6V6 • •• »l 20*1 RISH SETTER PUPS - AKC registered RED BANK - Spacious f. i mum pen Rt Ji Hoimdei N J b1 three bedtot'- L R E VE ED house apartment overlooking the Novr<> , ». £ H°V * °OO« - SligMl, STJfiSa'" " "" ««-« WASHER AND DRYER - Good condi weeks Field ond show background Par 6?1 WMotier 6pm *ood bur rung fireplace in living r< i ion connel cool lor tlreploce STEREO RECEIVER SCOTT JUB - 25W ents on premises Studservice 787 6594 ink River Also eM'e.eniy and two bed «ate> basebua'd NIMI * tion 135 earn, or both (or ISO oom apartments Lmury building Air >'A(E 400 to 600 ft All ultli per channel Wolnul cabinet 1 op pet 791 IM3 MALAMUTE - Very friendly Husky En 1 luxes Act now O'liy $3i.S0C VA . twrner 5*6 6«i otter 6pm .onditioned Call 84 486S 4V6 Sh'^wsbury Avr New Shrew - UITE el lent blood lines Only $100 if you accept 7470473 buyers welcome THE * > U V. • " 5H WEDDING GOWNS AND VEILS - Out RED BANK Thiee bedroom m Realtor, 78' 6600 or 84? 4350 X) breeders terms Call in early morning, • W0 C TAXUS OB YEWS ijpngM spreading il-business sale All sues Under cost Coil two family house Use o< yoid Waiting PACE AVAU ABLE - InOys ond globe. IS each Harmony Floral t9 7387 tor appointment HOLMDEi To settle . I distance to shopping and transportation 1 Brook Professional BU'KJMIU I 4 • MOVIE CAMERA° -' 6 mm "Bell & Mo«cl Sioppe, MJ Palmer Ave . Edit KeoniUuro BED1ENCE TRAIN Your dog this two stor v home living room dinii . WEDDING GOWN - Beautiful chantilly (375 plus one mon|n s security 84? 5358 iwn Appro*imateiy 404 sq It $14$ pei mjitobie for u mult' • ltd corrylnj cose. U0 N J 7B7 0V47. ummer Evening dosses, 9 eeks. (30 oce ond taffeta, slie 10 Original cost ovei After 6pm 74' 5776 onth Coll Ms Btmc'monn S4? v;* 1 . Lxiihs Needs rHMcoral MJ 313] IHkl t 1 Ti,r< tik i ONDITIONERS eyinner and novice 544 1977 «S0 now only ISO 647 V?ftB RED BANK - Two rourn apuriment Suit FFICE SUITE FOR RENT _ Profei one beautiful uup Ast> ng MS 1 MOVING GE Hi Fl BOOIO Record pla, Like new Wogon wheels Bill Hammond with loy.. r WICKER ROCKER AND (_.HAl(- able mature business woman Wnie Bon Oftol building Choice location Approxi KIRWAN CO Realtor 7B7 5S00 e^Sllverlone TV. block onu vtilta 566 oryon » 11 h 1, we speaker s Upright RABBITS FOR SALE • arge, block, antique. J2V0 pair, plus black H 775. The Daily Register, Red Bank lately 800 sq H (oil W 3730 Steinaoypio.no 671 «f<8 wicker desk and choir, 1194 Eight antique Call 8« '«« HOLMDEL S33.50O TORO RIDER MOWER ?S .if onp AINT BERNARD - One year old male RED BANK - Two bedroom upo-tnient ROFESSIONAl OFFICE Four rooms, WATj wt WONT LOT OLDIE RECORDS uby champagne or wine glosses S200 741 Delightful'uruli with M mcisrt?M • year old, 5 h p like new. S»0 aerleii lor breeding and show AKC regis I73S monthly plus security Available im fwiy renovated near River view Hospital with (r pnlo j UNUSED 6971 or 747 71V mediately Coll after 6pm 4609)448 7436 3S«i ft Call '4' 2000 »*l5 tivmq room with hrfpKx i> goon Off PHONE 946 3176 »«26IO •red. with papers Fantastic with chil 1 120 BASb BARBARA ACCORDION 125 en As> ing 1100 S44 1083 70 lot tS4 «o RED BANK - Unfurnished Greentrtt ROFESSiONAL OFFICE • MELMED RE Al TORS 671 J6W TV — Zenith 23" block and while console LeSallestenotype, «0 round floor suitable tor doctor or den OLD TRAINS FOR SALE ISO. Filing coomet. IIS. bookshelves, li. T BERNARD PUPPIES - Just listed Apartments. 739 Spring St One hedr oom 787 5441 apartment available immediately Two Brood St Red Bank 747 J73Q 9 KEANSBURG F*nc«f VMon .,.• fie* , Best oMei sludio couch. 1)5, sewing machine, 130 KC registered llsotflJO m lolpm paved, ujmpi stree' Sm roonti laundry WALKER & WALKER * M! 5/20 15 CU FT HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR CCI'1461 4/61 bedroom apartment avaitahle Sfpt l Coll room s< r«n»d poi ch. a Collattei 6pm ?oI 2471 • — Very good condition $75 lor appointment. *4I J«3 ED BANK OFFICE SPACE - Retail or 4wd Call 495 189.) lor appall ORGAN - Conn, rneotiptle. Model ill WE IMARANFR PUPS TWO27SGAL TANKS 1 946 8890 Champion bloodline Hunting, show or pet SEA BRIGHT Two loom ptfuirnty toroge Located a< fl Maple Ave Five sep ineoler style, two manuals with illumi And borrel pumps KEANSBURG Myfl. • 2! CU FT FREEZER Six months old I2S JMOBX Private entrance All utihiit", i?0O pei rote rooms plus reception oreo WMI )•• • US far local i" noted lobs Built in Leslie rhyltim section, Phone 787 \111 month Coll 64? 1100 OSuif CoM 741 6631 or >47 0391 bedroom homt 1 like new Five minute instant defrost lyi Prlrnpolsonlv 787 S923 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines An tern 1400 B42 810*. after 6pm feverbotlon unit Two years old Excellent 1 WESTERN PONY SADDLE THREE ROOM - Furnished apartment ED BANK One room office, Dll utili makes new or used Guaranteed low a , KEANSBURO Uptown location Itirep condition HMO i« !I3O alter 7 p m HI ?387 Utilities included No pets One mile north es Air conditioned $9S per month 747 US Serpicos. 101 Monmouth St Ne>t lo of Red Bonk T i 3014 bedrooms large living room HI • I Pj* HEAD _ Acouilit (50. eight in puts theater HI (Mi 72. Garage/Yard Sales YORKSHIRE TERRIER - Outstandin en with tout Bpj 138 Mobile Homes 671 JIS6 CLOSI OUT BALANCE OF GARAGE male, seven weeks. AKC 12S0 TWO ROOMS AND BATH RED BANK Professional off 1 < closed fr oi»l pon h Got bOWtWOrd heal ADUI TYPEWRITERSAND ADDERS SALE - From last week 10 Blue Hi 6/1923! Furnished One person Security available in prime business district Ap HI 1 llti I' • • Bought Snld Rented Repaired Df . Holmdel 946 8437 Coll 741 8Bt)l promnKitply BOO sq ft second floor above B5.900 VA. FHA. .onveniionu' V PICKET FENCE - AppioKlmotely 8S', 3 ness Central uir conditioning Realty. Reol f state ?IS ( u" A^ FRONT ROOM YARD SALE - June 26 80. Merchandise Wanted WATERFRONT - Furnished Hiri RDENPARKMI " hi*, used one yeor orioinol price 1100 TYPEWRITER IbW Selertrt II. use.l ormer ly occupied by a dentist Municipal SBg4 27, Tfl, 79 Furniture, clothing, brie u-b'ac • NtW will sell lor U0 Room divider walnut ] less than one yi p.celleni apartment Private patio Monthly, week parking across the street (lean and reel panel, with spindles. US 996 0666 before oneoui items, 9 to 6 84 Wilso AAAA BUYING ly Nautilus Apartments. 64? 0505 sonoble Call 741-0600 UYTLI SILVER Hunth Four bed JUSfy .'. 1 30 or otter 7 291 Ul) Ave . Keansburg, off Maple, oft Carr Ave lOMI I TRAINS (31 1386 rooms Central atr lJ4 utres Nea< evu v WEST KEANSBURG AREA - Four room RED BANK 12 Broad SI Single room ^lng loaded '$79,000 '41 866/ o< V0 7m • GARAGE MARKET - June 26 through ?9 AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS Any mokes, apartment for rent. S200 a month plus utill es from ISO sq tt , ond ottire suites up i i audition AM 9 am ?01 Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven condition, ports $300 (or Lionel No 3BI.ties Suitoble tor adults Call niter 5pm In 1000 sq fl. Completely modern building MATAWAN BOROUIJH Man Woods I -mine ?91 »1O Something for everyone cars 412 thru 416 774-3710 W 6948 Colonial Four bedrooms (enlrol un.pan wil'i central air AH da/ parking two • IOME - i/x&O Ctnl * in AAA ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Works Attorneys, sales orgunuations #n eled tiosement double gardge t54 900 GARAGE SALE Everything must go : St-rlirtg MtCani | ' n elf tin U000 707 No early buyers. Wed , Thurs , June 16,77 ufnitur e, paintings rut ylOSS. art. 102. Houses For Rent i tr All utilities by landlord .W8 moui i ieody to move m rpniols trom iW per 10 a m to 4 p m 41 Fleetwood Dr , Hozle bronzes, clocks, Dorceloins rugs Jewelry ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS L^mgroom NAME YOUR PRICE mnth. rtummuiM one year lease Walter KMrS ADULT PARK. ^loys on I I block north Loew's Drive in on Rt 3S dining room, kitchen, den, bree/ewoy, two 'OWN RAN( H 100 lot Per 1 CLASSIFIED INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES & Son owners. W2 IS70 or 946 or ttftt niter bear right >edroorm. bath, full basement, two-car ga '•I T wo i^ed' ou' • • 0 Riverside Ave . Red Bank 74174/4 3400 Room SOV. 17 Broad St - Rrrj Bank |r 195 (8?I GARAGE SAlE - Refrigerator. 130 Wn rage AM utilities $340 per month plus lull licith Ctntrol u I (pornlon possi (jllltlps Taies under $500 Asking only IDSOH two Itedroomi Wail er washer, 135 Two stand up cake mo ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs security and references 791 5731 UOO SQ FT PANELED OFFICES On LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd , EATON TOWN - Completely remodeled State highway Wall to wall oir condi Ut 900 1Mb KIRWAN CO Realtor 787 •'••.king S3000 or best of chines, HO Record players, old TVs goo ttOO 01 847 4350 ADVERTISING RATES tor parts, knick knacks, wall plaques, ode i.r Haven 842 6757 or 741 4337 IOUSP Available July I Three bedrooms ioned Five ottic (^ [ily, store room 3 yeor hi Mustl oved rt\ ?088 after ft and ends Fri,, Sot , Sun , Won., Tues " On two acres in heavily wooded area 139< ease with option HAROLD LIND Ml DDL L I OWN CAPE SO. MM) IDt 1 hi fe Moiiy Hill Pork to i 325ChurchSt . Belford BUYING SILVER COINS month, set6rity and references 84? EMANN. Broker, Ealontuwn S47 110] bedrooms, den etit If) kitchen si rcened i.'"W) r.
g 131. Houses for Sale HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES - Males, ith. Off street parking. Immediate occu bedrooms. ?4' IIvt-ng room, 14' dmlng room, dining room combo Approximately $150. females, $135 Call'74 409? pancy. 1190 per month plus security S€A BRIGHT room, new science eat in kitchen, coiy V2.000 assumes $20,300 mortgngc r 1 Adults preferred Call 787 1730 or 787 0173 Summer rental Furnished opariment O?n half nasemenl, 100' 'ondscoped lot lerest Conventional only Payments t?lfi a • LOCATED IN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX AKC REGISTERED DANES - Two blues." 245 909? or IS? SWI month 495 I1B3 one black female KEYPORT — Four rooms Modern, quid. MELMED REALTORS 671 5650 oir conditioned t??5 including heot, hat THREE ROOM APARTMENT - On riv REAL ESTATE CaN [39 7640 aiFFWOOD BEACH - 5 year old si« TO BUY Dr SELL • TANGLEWOOD AUTOMOTIVE water. 671 1140 er Private beoch Walk to ocean Opposite room ranch Full basement Larqe lot plus SWAN KEY REALTY „ RENTALS DOBERMAN PUPS KEYPORT - Modem Ihrtt room qnriJen Sandy Hook Pork. Near buses 84? I4'7 adjoining building, lot Owner 583 3665. !?4 HWY 35 842 6550 MIODLETOWN Show or pet AKC.S125 apartment Convenient location Air condi VACATION RENTAL - July 15 through TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT 764 0844 ioned. Available immediately. Coll 764 TV Large bachelor opartment Air condi- GROWING YOUR HOME' - Call or. 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments 0U1 OLONIAL 528,900 FREE tioning, all electric Near beaches, amuse Custom comfort with four muster sue bed write for your complimentary copy of Ap section ot Midd'eiown ' 3 Trucks And Trailers 10? Houses For Reni Adorable kittens ment park and clubs S66-119? or 217 831 pic Brook s monthly Homes tor Living KE"YPORT - Studio apartment Modern, ooms, 24' living room, 1?x 14 dining room. lour-bedroom ?'^ na'h horrie 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share Call 747 1144 alter 5 p.m quiet Bedroom-living room combination, ?3?3 14 kitchen, co/y den. lorge basement nmgailne. Offers pictures, prurv descnp 5 Auto Services Pans ull kitchen. SI75 including heat, utilities. MELMED REALTORS 6/1 5650 ttons, APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real Corner property