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VOL.98 -NQ.55 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 15 CENTS Byrne budget view: Crisis has silver lining

By CHRIS CONNELL losing battle over an income tax, thinks the public under- As he spoke in his commodious State House office, the (First of Five Articles) estimates the role played by state government. shouts of demonstrators on State Si filtered through his win- "I think there's a misconception that most people are not dow. TRENTON (AP) - When Gov- Brendan T Byme sent the affected by what the government does." Leone declared. "Who are they and what do they want0" he said to an legislature his "austerity" budget for 1*75-76 earlier this year, "The 700,000 commuters who ride buses and railroads are aide,who looked and reported that it was the latest in a senes he said it was necessary to postpone or eliminate "many good affected. They would not be able to get to work if those lines of demonstrations against the state's plan to close the Menlo programs." stopped running because the state stopped subsidizing them " Park Diagnostic Center. But the governor also saw a silver lining to the fiscal Fare increases are on the way because of cuts in state Leone, architect of the tax reforms, complained with a crisis. subsidies. trace of bitterness that the public has got the impression that "The course we must take for the next 18 months is not "The 600.000 to 700.000 who are clients of the state Depart- since the Byme administration has pushed for tax reform, it without its compensations," he said. ment of Institutions and Agencies are not affected Over must be eager to expand the budget "There has been, perhaps, a touch of mindlessness in the 100,000 students in our colleges are affected There are thou- "What people understand least about this administration steady increase in public expenditures. A period of fasting sands of people living in housing projects financed with state is how frugal and tight with money we are." he argued may be a good thing for state government and would not hurt mortgage money. The lives of nearly everyone are touched by "The plain fact is we don't have any new major spending local governments and school districts." state government," said Leone program. Our record of how much we need is the best in the history of the state." Byrne's original budget proposal of f'2.H]6.05O.4O6 was up "I think we suffer more from a lack of communication $63 million, or 1.8 per cent, over the state's expenditures in than from not affecting people's lives," added Leone, who The fiscal crisis has loomed for two years since the Stale 1974-75. It would have been by far the smallest budget in- charged that the public has been lulled into disbelieving all Supreme Court's 1973 decision that using local property taxes crease in years, despite the double digit inflation assaulting arguments for tax reform that include an income tax." See Byrae. page 2 governmental and private pocketbooks alike. Byme had to dig deeper after the failure of an income tax package in the Senate. The budget as it now stands is about $37 million less than it was in 1974-75, marking the first de- cline in state expenditures since 1*53-54, when the budget to- taled $185 million. For the average New Jersey citizen groaning under the burden of the taxes he pays to keep the wheels of federal, state and local governments rolling, this may seem a turn for the better. They may be wondering how a budget that has doubled in BUDGET PROBLEMS — State Treasurer Richard six years and nearly quintupled since 1*65 can be considered C. Leone looks from his office window at the State austere. House In Trenton. The treasurer is holding a copy And aside from their drivers' licenses, roads and colleges, of the budget, a reminder of the problems«involved they may be wondering what's in the budget for them. in the financing of the Garden State. Treasurer Richard C. Leone, the point main in Byrne's Partisan, she insists, can't be nonpartisan

K» Jill III Kl It their understanding of state both incumbents who have issues, their priorities for leg- earned the confidence of the LINCROFT - Mrs Kath- islation and their overall com- people and newcomers who arine K. Neuberger, Republi- petence. A fund-raising affair have demonstrated a willing- can National Com- will take place Oct. 5 at the ness to work — is an impor- mitteewoman for New Jersey Princeton home of Gordon M. tant concept that should be and a member of the state Large, former state Energy maintained. Board of Higher Education. Administrator, to provide "It could help seek out Intends to withdraw from a funds to aid the campaigns of those candidates who are re- "nonpartisan" group which those candidates who will be sponsive to the people and to was recently formed to aid receiving support from the whom the people could re- Assembly candidates from group. both major political parties. spond," she said. "It's be- He said the committee come quite obvious we don't • atlilir p*tf kiEvl Slwl "When I was originally con- FATAL CRASH — Patrolman Arthur Pearce of planned to be active in the always get what we bargain Broad St. and Maple Ave., Red Bank, killing a 19- tacted three weeks ago, I was Eatontown, left, and Patrolman Robert Kuhns of 1977 election when both for." year-old man and his 17-year-old girl companion. told the commission was bi- nouses of the legislature will Red Bank examine motorcycle imbedded in front The driver fled the scene and was apprehended ' Mrs. Neuberger added she partisan," said Mrs. Neuber- stand for reelection. This of a hit-and-run car involved In the death of two three miles away in Eatontown with the cycle still doesn't wish to be a liability ger. "I then got a release year, only Assembly seats are teen-agers early yesterday morning. Police said imbedded In the front of the car. to the commission whose pur- that said it was nonpartisan 1 being decided. the car slammed Into the rear of the motorcycle at think it would be difficult to pose she wholeheartedly en- classify myself as a nonparti- Mrs. Neuberger said the dorses. san." commission would prove ben- "There is no one on the list of members who occupies a Mrs. Neuberger said she eficial in helping to amass a Mrs. Katherlne K Neaberger party position except for plans to send a letter today to record of outstanding candi- Hit-run auto strikes, kills me," she said. "I just don't Dr. Robert F. Goheen, chair- dates. belong on a committee that is man of the committee, advis- sey"to several Republican na- "I applaud the commis- labeled nonpartisan." ing him of her decision. tional conventions and is also sion's efforts and intentions and think the idea of a non- Mrs. Neuberger, who has a member of the executive Other members of the com- partisan group is a fine one," been actively involved in Re- committee of the New Jersey mittee are New York Knicks two youths on motorcycle Mrs. Neuberger said "But publican politics for over 20 Republican State Committee. basketball players Bill my position on the com- years, was elected to her first Bradley; state Sen Anne By JULIE MCDONNELL County Jail pending a court He alerted Patrolman Arthur Red Bank Regional High According to Dr. Goheen, mittee, in light of the fad term as the state's Republi- MartindelC'a Democrat from hearing Wednesday. Pearce of Eatontown, who in- School. former president of Princeton that I'm a party official, can National Com- Mercer County; Douglas Dil- RED BANK - Two teen The accident occurred at tercepted the vehicle on Rt. She is survived by her par- University, the committee, could cause the group to lose mitteewoman in 1961. She has lon, former U.S. Treasury agers were killed early yes- 2:05 a.m. 35 near the Bendix plant, ents, Herbert and Norma winch has dubbed itself "The credibility." also served as president of Committee for a Responsible Secretary and Martin Gerber, terday when the motorcycle The motorcycle, which was some three miles from the Tabb Rabinowitz, and a the New Jersey Federation of Legislature," will judge pros- Mrs. Neuberger said a regional director for New Jer- they were riding was struck registered to Mr. Smeraldo, scene of the accident. brother, Daniel Rabinowitz. Republican Women, has been sey for the United Auto Work- from behind by a car at at home. pective Republican and search for qualified candi- was traveling south on Broad Patrolmen Johnson and delegateat-large for New Jer- ers Union. Broad St. and Maple Ave. Democratic candidates on dates from both parties — St. when it stopped for a red Pearce both estimated that the The Worden Funeral Home, Miss Ann Tabb Rabinowitz, light at the comer of Maple Paukei vehicle was traveling Red Bank, is In charge of ar- 17, of 33 Obre Place, Shrews- Ave. and Broad St., police between 55 and 60 miles per rangements. bury, and Christopher Sme- said. The Paukei vehicle hour down Rt. 35. Mr. Smeraldo was bom in raldo, 19, of 301 Rumson struck the motorcycle from Italy and had lived most of Thousands join Rome fete Road, Little Silver, were pro- behind and continued at a The arresting officer was his life in this area He had nounced dead on arrival at high speed south on Rt. 35 Lt. Vernon Patterson of Red attended Red Bank Regional VATICAN CITY (AP) - canonization ceremony in St. ^Charity and more than 15.000 Riverview Hospital, here. with the motorcycle im- Bank. High School. Thousands of Roman Catho- Peter's Square yesterday other Americans who came to Police have charged Ber- bedded in the front fender, The victims were taken to He was the son of Irvin R. lics from the United States In the evening, John Car- Rome on a seven-day, $500 trandG. Paukei, 37, of 34 Wil- they said. Riverview Hospital by the Smeraldo, who died in 1961. today continued a week-long dinal Wright, the highest package trip. low Drive, Ocean Township, He is survived by his moth- The two teen-agers were Shrewsbury and Red Bank celebration of the canoniza- ranking American at the Vati- The 30-minute canonization with two counts of causing er, Mrs. Madeline Marie Sme- thrown from the motorcycle first aid squads. tion of St. Elizabeth Ann Se- can, was leading a tribute to service, inserted near the be- death by auto, driving under raldo, and a sister, Mrs. Do- on impact, police said. ton, a convert to Catholicism Mother Seton at the Cata- ginning of a two-hour Mass, the influence of alcohol, and Miss Rabinowitz, who had minic Sanfanpetti of Orange. nearly 200 years ago who has combs of San Callisto. stressed women's contribu- leaving the scene of an acci- Patrolman Richard Johnson lived in Shrewsbury most of The Anderson Funeral become the first native-born "Elizabeth Ann Seton was tions to society and empha- dent. He is being held in of Shrewsbury first spotted her life, was born in Fair Home, Red Bank, is in charge American saint. wholly American," Pope Paul sized what Pope Paul called (10,200 bail in Monmouth the vehicle and gave chase. Haven. She was a senior at of arrangements. U.S. Ambassador John VI told the throng of pilgrims the complete femininity of Volpe and Henry Cabot packing St. Peter's Square- Mother Seton - wife, mother Lodge, President Ford's en- yesterday "Rejoice, we say of five children, widow and 9 voy to the Vatican, were giv- to the great nation of the nun. ing a reception for many of United States. Rejoice for The Pope recalled that the New organ is ^marvelous the nearly 20,000 Americans your glorious daughter. Be United Nations declared 1(75 St. Elizabrtk An Srton who came to Rome for the proud of her and know how to International Women's Year. By JILIE MCDONNELL signing of the organ, and, finally, its installation on the bal- preserve her faithful heri- "We rejoice at the bond cony. But it marked the beginning of many years of enjoy- tage. that is established between RED BANK - The audience that gathered in the United ment and inspiration for the church's parishioners The 77-year-old pontiff led this program and today's Methodist Church shortly before 4 p.m. yesterday buzzed and Herbert Burtis. the church's director of music and fine The inside story the service standing at an al- canonization," he said. whispered, as audiences usually do. arts, said, "Gerhard Hradetsky, building in the tradition of tar atop the steps of St. Pe- ". . . May the dynamism Then John Ferris, former organist at the church and now Schnitger and Silberman, whose organs Bach played, has THE WEATHER ter's Basilica. He spoke in and authenticity of her life be organist at Harvard University, sat down at the keyboard of built for us a classic musical monument. Not a monument of Mostly sonny today, partly sunny tomor- carefully enunciated English. an example in our day — and the new Austrian organ in the balcony. And silence reigned stone or of marble, but of musical sounds which will delight row. Complete report on page 2. The music was supplied by for generations to come — of over the audience for the next hour. the ear and lead the heart and soul of the worshipper to the the Vatican's Sistihe Choir what women can and must Except, of course, for all the applause. throne of God for years to come." Congress expected to save freight line 1 1 and the Community Chorus of accomplish In the fulfillment The debut of the church's new 183,000 organ was an un- The Rev. Rollo Michael, senior minister, told his congre- Colonial ball at the Monmonth Museum '...:. 8 Emmttsburg, Md , where in of their role for the good of qualified success, if the comments of the parishioners who gation in the service of dedication yesterday morning: "This Newest of (be late simmer brides 9 1809, Mother Seton founded the humanity." crowded Into the sanctuary for the dedication recital were organ will continue to speak when all of us are silent; it will Bridge Advice '. M DAILY REGISTER Sisters of Charity, the first Virtually unnoticed in the any indication. sing its praises to God for future generations." Classified 17-19 PHONE NUMBERS religious order or women in crowd were 10 Italian women "It's simply marvelous," said one woman. The 16-foot-high organ, which was designed in Austria es- Comics !• Main Office 542 4tH the United States. demonstrating for legalized "I've never heard anything like it," said another. "The pecially for the acoustics of the church, arrived in Red Bank sound is magnificent." Contemporary Life... 8,) Toll Free «7UM» The crowd included a thou- abortion. They held up a sign in a 40-foot van this July. Crossword Puzzle II Toll Free SW-I1H sand of the 8,000 Sisters of that read: "We don't need Yesterday's day of dedication marked the end of a 10-year Since then, it has been assembled by Mr. Hradetzky and celebrations . . . Saints won't Editorials i Classified Dept M2-I7M project that Involved the search for an organ-builder, the de- See New organ, page I OWe Uilon House Entertainment TV II Circulation Dept 542 4MJ help us. Luncheon-Fashion Show, Tues. Senior Citizens! Attention Trade Wlwls Whiter Ctab Senior Citizens! Financial 5 Sports Dept 542-4M4 Grasp Ice Skatlig Lessras MOD,, thru Thurs. luncheon Hobby and Craft Dealers! Opens Sept. 17. 842-3292. Mon. thru Thurs. luncheon Sea Bright ResMeits Make A Dale * Mlddlelown Bureau «712251 8-week series class begins and dinner you receive 10% Call 542-1700 to advertise in and dinner you receive 10% Obituaries _,4 , Freehold Bureau 462 2121 There will be a special meet- Sept. 23 and Sept. 25. New reduction. Fisherman's our new weekly "Hobby Sites For All Sports reduction. The Lobsterman Ing of the Mayor and Counsel, Sports U l« Long Branch Bureau .222 Mil Shrewsbury Ice Rink, 542- Wharf, On the River, Rum- World" feature that starts Sale - boating and golf Restaurant, Hwy. 36, L Tues. eve., Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. 4M4. son. Fit, Sept. 26th. shoes. 669 Broad, Shrewsbury. ardo. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15 1975 Byrne budget view: Crisis has silver J%r • ^—* . . _j . „. value onf( thpe buck ananid .•ompare what it bought 200 years ago Leone insisted that the administration did not economize there's just so far you can go in becoming more and more -ef and what it buys today to understand why budgets go up ' (Continued) this year simply by postponing outlays that will have to be ficient " to pay for schools discriminates against children from less af- Wechsler emptaHzed that population increases result in es- paid for in the future The only possible exception is in ihe Leone, who saved the stale $5,000 by ordering pens with fluent districts The stale must come up with more than $300 es area of state matching funds for highways, where \l\ million out erasers, said resignedly. "There are economies and there calating demands' "' million in new revenues for distribution to poorer districts by was cut because the federal monies are not available are economies Its one thing to save money by removing pen Both he and Sundiford also stressed thai the pressure to next year But Standifor*noted. "Some of the things we do now we erasers, or by recalling stale cars Then there are program spend stale money docs not comrirom thm air Leone insists that once that one-shot increase of more can predict will be up next year unavoidably " reductions It's another thing to eliminate a program that "All of the things we do have »ome statutory base. At than 10 per cent is absorbed in the budget, there will be no re- He cited means a sick person won't have Ihe chance to go to a hospi- a la assed thal sald The petition of the budgetary swing upwards that has averaged some point in *•• * >> ' — Welfare costs, which total $22 million in the current tal " 16 H per cent a year since 1965 stale shall do this And lhal requires money.' says Stand- budget and are rising as unemployment adds more people to Leone said testily thai while the slate has been operating "I think in general the rate of growth is going to slow con- ,ford "Already we rt doing a fraction of the things Ihe law the rolls. normally, with their costs increasing and paying wage in- siderably." he said "I will predict that the next three Byme savs we should do" • — Medicaid costs "which go up even if we don't add creases of seven, eight and nine per cent " u administration budgets — setting aside the one-shot school as- people, simply because the hospital costs are going up " Some 45 per cent of the state budget, qr $1 26 billion is ' There have traditionally been waiting lists for New Jer- pect — will be nothing like Ihe past budgets " paid directly in aid to the 21 counties and 567 municipalities sey's institutions lot the mentally retarded, said Standifor. And he claimed that any future tax passed by the recalcit- — Social Security taxes paid by the state are nsing It helps pay for schools, police and firemen, welfare^jnenliil and prisons have long tteeti overcrowded . rant Senate "is going to be so wrapped up in state aid and — State aid to education has to either be increased at the health programs and other items 'Thais where you gel tre- •You read m Hie papers abc.ul cnlicism of the parole syssf school funding that I don't believe it would provide a state level, or municipalities will shoulder a larger burden mendous pressure to increase Ihe stale budget,' said Leone u aM of lhe e0 le basis for substantial growth in the state operating budget " — Fuel and electric bills will increase as utility rates riH ten, becai "'•! ™" ^ P ' '"' P P Waller Wechsler, the retired budget director who is now a He reiterated the administration has no ambitious plans "We pay the same rates as any large industrial custom- lhat some people feel oughi to be In jail." Standiford said consultant lo ihe legislature on Ihe budget. commenU'd. on the shelf that it is waiting to unveil when the financial er," said Standiford "If Public Service gets a rate increase, Wechsler helped Ihe legislature pare $25 million from "Education has been the biggest cause of budget rises OUT crunch eases the state of New Jersey pays that increase " iyme"» budget proposal Hie legislators also added $23 mil- the years When the sales tax came in 1967 - it was intended "Our only plan is to try to provide revenues for the basic Standiford acknowledged there are things the stale can do for stale aid, particularly for education Since then Ihe in lion of then own .. services, and to provide school aid on a fair basis, coupled to reduce costs He pointed to one example Half the overhead crease in state aid is more than all the revenues the sales lax •You cant really »ay there are lulls m this budget, he with property tax relief," he said "We don't even have a florescent lights in his office has been removed brings in $800 million " said flipping through the incMhiCK wilume "Turn lo any shelf anymore," "But you can only take oul so many lights. " he observed Wechsler argued thai budget increases are inevitable page - here on page «?, lhe National «'.uard and Civil De- Other experts say increases in the budget are inexorable "With inflation rising at 12 to IS per cent a year. Ihe fense have I total appropriation of $5.1 million. The average things we buy are all going to cost more The only way you Our budget has gone up as other budgets always, ever} "I can't conceive of its dropping over the next five guy hears thai Bud lie wyi, Who needs' it?' have to keep the budget from growing at the same rale is to where, throughout the world, (rom the beginning of time years," said Richard Standiford, supervisor of the state bu- ' "But just because hi! asks tj* question doesn t mean it develop some efficiencies and to cut some services And There will be plateaus, bul all you have to do is look at Ihe reau of the budget should go There are reasons foi Ihli Hey. we just had a flood The Civil Defense *a« oul (here These guys are active There's a clientele loi everything that's in this budget," con- cluded Wechsler Crafts show, sidewalk sale big success The budget has risen under Democratic and Republican governors alii ' Hyglies presided over the firai MBit*! dollai budg in IW7-68. and Republican Wil- By Hll.ltV McCORMKK We plan to continue doing this liam T Cahill (hn It tire Iwtm when it eclipsed $2 billion in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS joint type of business, and get 1972-73. — The success of Saturday's people to shop in Atlantic The il billiow bond i»uei foi transportation and public sidewalk sales and bicenten- Highlands,' he said building constructimis lli.it tin- wf«M authorized over- nial arts and crafts show More than 80 churches, indi- whelmingly in 1968 haw Mitainly contributed significantly brings with it the promise of viduals, artists, craftsmen, tu the increase'in our budget,' said StandHoi similar happenings next year. and gardeners participated in •'Those bond issues provided new. roads, mass trans- "It was a raving success," the arts and crafts show And portation Improvement*, new institutions and new college declared Robert S. Dull, there was something avail- buildings chairman of the sidewalk able for everyone's pockel, "All of these things as they opened became pan of the sales "Everyone is ex- from small handcrafted leath- stale's operating bu lon'1 jusl build a road and for- er items which sold for less ceptionally happy with the get about it rber* are joints to teal, ditches lo dredge, shrub- than a nickel, to handsome, success and ready to continue bery lo cut, guard rails lo paint, mow to plow. All of these handcarved sailing vessels with the next venture," he ihiims 'H.i.i MI ;: Ctflittrailng bads aHer Ihe ro;id is opened which sold for a great deal added. You have llw same thing aRei i i rtlege is built, or a menial more Mrs. John J. Fox, chairman InitituiOD)" of the arts and crafts said of For some shoppers it of- The total yearly costs of Stockton and Ramapo. the two the event, said, "We are very fered the opportunity to do new state colleges built with revenue from the 1968 bond is- pleased. It was a fun day' It some early Christmas shop- sue, are over $15 million, he noted was just terrific!" ping. For others it was the "Every lime we build a new institution, there's a dramat- Ninety-five per cent of the chance to buy homemade ic increase in the cofl '•! operating it When you turn the key borough's businessmen par- cookies, cakes, pies and and open the door, the cod of maintaining it and paying ticipated in the community's breads Some simply browsed people to stall n in i begins, he said first sidewalk sale, and Mr and enjoyed Wechslei said lhe state colleges and other county colleges Dull said some of the'mer- And, just like any other were built because of public demands in the 1960s » chants experienced "the larg- event that requires a great "There was pressure to spend more for higher educalion est amount of traffic in his- deal of planning, something People are asking Whs ihouM wt> have to send our kids out tory." He said his business al- went wrong less than 24 hours of state9' Now the lune has changed, but the demand and the one, American Lumber, had before the big event. pressure was there for college construction," Wechsler're-' the busiest day in its 12-year "At 5:JO Friday we were called history. "The turnout, the supposed to pick up 75 tables • •f ulti iMfl »«•<• »» Don Ln<< Treasurer Lecine said. We still send more students oul of sales, the response of the for display," Mrs. Fox said, ARTS AND CRAFTS — More than 2,000 people walk sale. Here shoppers and browsers examine slate lo college than any other state except Alaska We pay a people made it a total suc- "but we found only 16." turned out Saturday for Atlantic Highlands annual handcrafted boots exhibited by one of the nearly 80 price for that rii« BM8HQ,M>ltCM are lhal these students lend cess, " he said "We are ex- A mad rush and round of arts and crafts show which this year, for the first participants in the bazaar which was for the ben- to relocate aftpr they graduated and become productive." ceptionally pleased. " he telephone calls ensued, she time, included merchant participation in a side- efit of the Bicentennial Committee. Leone cited figures that New Jersey has fewer employes- added. said, and finally, with assis- per capita than any other state and is near the bottom of the He noted, too, that for some tance from St. Agnes Roman Decorative bunting, loo, Mrs Fox said that the Bi- Hudson Regional High School commented. "It made some per capita tax cost of running state government residents Saturday's events, Catholic Church, schools, the provided committee members centennial Committee alone Band, directed by Thomas El- people who were non belie- "We're obviously not lullilling New Jersey's needs in any which drew more than 2,000 Democratic Club and two with a bit of a run-around raised nearly $800 which will liot, and later in the day by vers, believers! If you work area," said Leone, claiming that the state has failed to live up people, from 10 a.m. to 5 p m Middletown fire companies — Bunting that was lo decorate be used during next year's bi- music from Ihe "Supertonics" together you can make it a to the role customarily played b> states in areas like mental were an educational ex- Brevent Park and Navesink the Bicentennial Committee centennial events in Ihe of the Alpine Manor success." health and higher education perience Some, he said, had Hook and Ladder Fire Com- tables never arrived in time. borough The arts and crafts Profits realized by business- He said he hopes this will But he insisted that the Byrne administration's desire was never bothered to investigate panies — the committee or- Mrs. Fox said, so some more show was the committee's only es were purely their own But give impetus to the plan lo not to embark on new state spending programs with an in- just what types of businesses ganizing the arts and crafts telephone calls and a dash to fund-raising event of the as Mr Dull pointed out. the eventually renovate the fa- come tax, but to reform (he stales lax structure to provide and service the community show had sufficient tables to Newark airport to pick up year venture brought the business cades of downtown businesses basic services mort equitably offers. "Maybe now people accommodate all exhibitors some bunting flown in espe- Shoppers were treated lo community closer together in a style reminiscent of Ihe The state already instituted a zero based budget program will know about some of ihe Tables were set up Saturday cially for the event, took care music in the early part of the Of those who thought this steamboat era of Ihe early this year, requiring all departments to juslify not only stores that we have in town morning by local Boy Scouts of that problem day by members of the Henry could not happen. Mr Dull 1900s requests (or additional funds bul also the amounts they al- ready were accustomed to spending Standiford. a civil engineer with 15 years experience in the budget bureau, said squeezing the most out of state de- Dennis resumes criticism partments is a "conslarft needle and nag" that requires Ihe coopetation of administrators at every level Like Byme, who in his budget message saw a silver lining of city housing authority to the fiscal crunch. Wechsler feels a period of austerity may do some good "I've always aid that sometimes a depression is a good LONG BRANCH - In a indignation that the residency out in the open," he declared thing. It may hurt a,lot of people, but you can establish a new statement last night. Coun- question had not been brought last night point of beginning and shake things out. " commented Wech- cilman James W Dennis, who to the attention of authority Mj% Frabizio and Richard sler. sits on the city Housing Au- members at a regular meet Kiernan, executive director of "When the public and the legislature know there are thority, said he was "tired" ing the authority, could not be funds, they're goiiitj !•> demtnd you spend "it on something of receiving information reached for comment But when there's no dough, they're on the defensive and about the housing unit from "I'm tired of always hear- that's when you can shake out ' • . outside sources. ing about what's going on from outside sources." Mr The councilman said thai, Dennis said He said his as a result of his own inquiry, weekend inquiry had been Beau (65.) (tr. Ihe fc. a dandy. < beau, bel. he learned over the weekend prompted by a call from a lo- L. betlus, charming) that Anthony Frabizio has re- cal resident I. a man greatly concerned with his signed from the authority be- personal appearance and with fashion. cause he moved to West Long Mr: Dennis, has been criti- \ Branch a month ago. . cal of Housing Authority practices since he first be- Mr Dennis said he con came a member last year He cted the authority's counsel. recalled thai he learned from Anthony T Woolley, who was a tenant thai some senior ten- asked to research residency ants were being overcharged requirements for housing by an authority landlord last commissioners "some time fall. And he said he first ago." IN FLORIDA TRAFFIC — New Jersey Governor Brendan T. Byrne and learned that vandalism has his daughter Barbara, 8, ride in a small car at Disney World after their ar- "He found the law is not been a problem at authority " your appearance rival yesterday. A member of the National Executive Committee of Gover- specific but felt that a mem- projects when residents com- trials why we have shopped the finest markets nors, he will attend the Southern Governors' Conference at Disney World ber should live in Long plained at a public meeting. collecting an interesting and unusual selection as a guest. Branch," Mr. Dennis said. He "I want everything to be oi menswear — geared toward you, the man added thai Mr Frabizio keeps who is i -looks like Drug Addiction Problem ' a mailing address in the city Call 988-8333. For Help Day or •itst lime at the shore, there Weather: Mostly sunny Night. The councilman expressed i : true houtique in ': , pt ot Mostly sunny today, highs A gigantic high pressure the word and offering you a constantly chang- in the mid 60s Partly cloudy system centered over New ing array ol lashiortable menswear tonight, lows mid to upper England has brought clear 50s. Partly sunny tomorrow, skies there and through Ihe The Best Banking get to know Beau soon and find out what highs mid to upper 60s. Pro- Mid-Atlantic coastal states a boutique really is we guarantee it's like noth- bability of precipitation near Temperatures fell into Ihe 30s For The Best tears Of Vbur Life ing you've ever seen at the shore before zero today and tonight and in northern portions or New ten per cent tomorrow. Wind England, New York and parts — a lashion statement becoming east to southeast of central Pennsylvania. iiom stuart norman ten to IS miles per hour this Cooler temperatures contin- . ol napolean afternoon and southeast ued their grip over a large around ten miles per hour section East of the Rockies. tonight Ocean water tem- TIDES Innovation peratures in the upper 60s eekOflys till 9 Sandy Hook Master ' Saturdays till 6 In Long Branch yesterday, TODAY - High 5:07 p m. 1 !u»sday the high was 64 degrees and and low 11:30 p m the low 42. The I p.m. tem- TOMORROW - High 5:39 COLONIAL perature was 5» and the over- a.m. and 1:02 p.m. and low night low 44. Today's 7 am 11:48 am temperature was 51. For Red Bank and Rumson 665 SECOND A VENUE Temperatures dipped lo un- bridge, add two hours; Sea A Unique seasonably lows last, night Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Banking Service WEST END, N.J. 229-6111 over the Atlantic Coast bring- PWIF.it,,U-^lo~»>x.oi,t., ing to some areas the first nip utes; Highlands bridge, add of frost. 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDA* WORLD Congress expected to save freight line By thr Associated Press / By ED KAVARKOWSKI west on Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line trackage In Said the glass cumpati camden, north to Bound Brook via the Reading Railroad, east the revenues generated ltv II MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Although Congressional ad ion to Elizabethport and finally south lo Malawan over CNJ rails This means that m Democrats see Ford setback is now expected lo include the Central Railroad of New Jer- Eugene A. Turner, a Midland Glass vice president, said counted by ConRail. will nev< WASHINGTON — There is growing sentiment among con- sey's (CNJ) entire Southern Division freight route in the new that the proposed service diversion would cost his company what — for 26 miles of track gressional Democrats to end oil price controls just long ConRail system, offidals in industry and state government about $750,000 a year "and will double or tnple transit time Gordon Fuller, general marmRpr BFH! enough! to give Americans a taste of higher fuel prices have criticized the United States Railway Association (USRA) "More important." he added, "the longer route will re CNJ operations, estimate " Then, the Democrats' theory goes, consumers would set for proposing what they see as an inefficient and costly rail quire that the sand car fleet be doubled to maintain the ser- Midland Glass traffic alone up a clamor, controls would be restored despite President system to serve New Jersey's industry vice now existing ' amount Ford's objections, and Ford would have suffered a stinging An executive of the Midland Glass Co. here charges that Mr. Turner, who also is chairman' of the CNJ Lifeline Presuming that Sen Wiliian defeat. the proposed system would cost his firm $750,000 a year and Committee, says the Southern Division line "is the only north by Congress, ConRail and CNJ of/i It Is doubtful the battle between Ford and Congress over force Midland to resort to truck service, putting about 30 south route from the sand producing areas in southern New mi how much it l I energy policy will end that way, but chances for such a turn heavy sand trucks on county roads each day. Jersey to the glass manufacturers in Ihe northern metropoli- sworth to Mauricetown will be improved this week unless House and Senate Demo- ConRail — a federal system that will attempt to consoli- tan areas." ConRail says the job will require crats resolve their differences over terms of a brief extension date bankrupt railroads in the Northeast and Midwest into a The committee membership includes glass industry firms CNJ says it can do the job for $441.0* of controls. single, 15,000-mile viable carrier — will begin operating on which depend on CNJ for bulk hauling service: Pennsylvania When asked by The Dai)) Reg! Both houses of Congress will devote virtually all their ef- March 1,1976 Glass Sand Corporation, Jesse S. Mone and Sons. Inc . Melro nizations can't agree on a prii forts this week to energy legislation Because of the Yom Kip- Under the USRA's "Final System Plan " for ConRail, 26 Containers; Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co . and Midland chief engineer tells us thai thi pur holiday, the House planned no action today or Tuesday. miles of CNJ's 98-mile Southern Division, which begins at Red Glass. the railroad down theie The Senate schuled a meeting for today but scheduled no Bank and ends at Maurice Town in South Jersey, have been Mr. Turner charged that the rail line segments "were "We don't think thai votes. earmarked for elimination. eliminated by the USRA without public comments or the op- vice." The line is the prime hauler of raw materials for New portunity for public response ' Mail service upgrading promised Jersey's hard-pressed glass manufacturing plants — including He points out that the entire Southern Division was in- the Midland Glass Company, which employs 1.200 workers at cluded in the USRA's Preliminary Plan issued on Feb 26th, WASHINGTON - The Postal Service says that starting its Cliffwood Ave. plant here adding that on March 3d at a New Jersey Chamber of Com- next month it will give at least as good service for a 10-ceni merce meeting. Arthur D Lewis, chairman of USRA, "as- stamp as it now does for a 13-cent airmail stamp U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J.. plans to introduce an amendment to ConRail legislation by Oct 1, which would sured all of us present thai any line included in Ihe Prelimi BOB Under the program that takes effect Oct. 11, first-class restore to the ConRail system the 20 miles of right-of-way nary Plan would be included In the Final System Plan " mail will receive service "equal to or better than airmail.' from Chatsworth to Winslow Jundion and the six-mile portion If the Senate fails to ad favorably on Sen Williams' pro- the Postal Service said Sunday. of the line from Norma to Bridgeton Jundion. posed amendment, Mr Turner says his company will prob- "For the mailing public, the practical effect of the first- ably be forced to divert its sand traffic to truck carriers, put- class improvement program is that domestic first-class post- The Senate is expeded to adopt Sen. Williams' amend- ting about 30 heavy trucks on county roads each day to keep age will purchase the level of service that previously only air- ment before Nov. 9. the last day on which Congress can order the Matawan Township facility stocked with sufficient raw mail could buy," a Postal Service announcement said ConRail alterations. materials. A Postal Service spokesman said much of the first class That saving prospect, however, hasn't put a damper on He also warns that because of increased shipping costs "it mail destined for distant addresses now is transported by air. questioning the USRA's planning procedures. is easy to envision curtailment and even termination of sand After Oct. 11, the Postal Service will guarantee that it will go Peter E. Stangl, assistant state commissioner for public production adivities at some or all of Ihe production points in by air, he said. transportation, told members of the House Committee on In- New Jersey." This means there no longer will be an advantage in pay- terstate and Foreign Commerce earlier this month that the Mr. Stangl confirms that the glass manufacturing in- ing the extra three cents for an airmail stamp. planned elimination of the CNJ line's middle segment "bog- dustry in New Jersey — which already is reeling from nation- The Postal Service has discussed upgrading first class gles the mind." al gas shortages and price hikes — could begin closing plants mail since February but postponed the change until after new He declared the USRA "gerrymandered the line, for rea- due to higher transportation costs postal rates were decided upon. sons best known to itself." Mr. Turner noted that CimKail is actually reducing its ConRail's Final Plait for instance, calls for diverting di- own revenues by forcing Midland Glass and other manufac- N.Y. teachers' pact accord seen rect Mauricetown to Malawan (Midland Glass) sand car ser- turers to settle for truck transportation in lieu of less costly An agreement seems near and a ratification vote on a vice over the existing CNJ line lo Winslow Junction, then and more efficient rail service. new contract to end the week-long teachers' strike in New York City could come as early as tomorrow representatives of the teachers' union and the Board of Education say. But the walkout by teachers in Chicago enters its 13th day today with no end In sight. Mother denies murder try "We are near a conclusion, closer than we ever were," 1970 and June 1972. said Albert Shanker, president of New York's United Feder- FREEHOLD - A 31-year fined at Marlboro State Hos- 16-month period ending Feb 5 John Morgan. 55. of 39 Van ation of Teachers. The UFT's 65,000 members struck the 11 old Long Branch women pital, denied trying to drown and, with them, embezzled a Ethel Drive, Matawan. denied million-pupil school system last Tuesday. pleaded innocent Friday to Phillip, 10 and Nichol. 18 total of $122,524 63 from Ihe threatening to kill Patricia Shanker and Robert Christen, the school board's chief ne- two counts of attempted mur- months, in the frigid ocean firm. Monaghan, 555 Wall Road. gotiator, said at a news conference Sunday that negotiations der in an alleged attempt to waters on April 6 near the Admiral Benbow Inn. Spring Lake Heights, on Nov had been recessed until Monday because of Yom Kippur, the drown her two children in the Long Branch fishing pier. She Inc , Highlands, and two prin- 8 in Spring Lake Heights He Jewish Day of Atonement. Atlantic Ocean. also denied two additional cipals In the former restau- also denied breaking into the The plea was entered by charges of assault with intent New York teachers, who made from 19,700 to $20,390 un rant, Theodore and Agnes Monaghan home In Spring mail on behalf of Anna Alex- to kill on the children. der the old contract, have reduced their original demand for a Wiesing, pleaded innocent to Lake Heights on April 16. ander, 182 Spruce St.. Long Marcella W Varlese, 47. of 25 per cent wage increase, in light of the city's fiscal prob- 54 charges of violating the 1974. Branch, at her arraignment 73 Osborn St.. Keyport. de- lems. Besides class sizes, issues include school board at- law pertaining to the keeping PARISH CENTER DEDICATED - Bll by Superior Court Judge nied charges that she forged Wrvin Carden, 32, of 123 tempts to reduce teacher preparation time and eliminate sab- of employe records, payment W. Ahr, left, joins Ihe Rev. Thomas F Thomas L. Yaccarino. 467 payroll checks of Bay- Seventh Ave.. Navesink. de- baticals. of time and a half for work in celebrating a Mass dedicating The woman, now con- shore Eredors, Hazlet, in a nied assaulting Middletown In Chicago, where 530,000 students and 27.000 teachers excess of 40 hours a week and Patrolmen James Eastmond ter at the St. Robert BellaTmine Komon cot have been out of school since Sept. 3, the Board of Education the employment of minors and Robert Murphy with dan- Church in Freehold Township yesterday. The and th? city's teachers' union remained far apart in their dif- The charges span a 21-month gerous weapons, a knife and a building houses a chapel, parish office v two ferences over* cost-of-living salary increase proposal. New organ called period between September hoe, on Nov. 2 in Midletown. rooms, a library ond a parish hall. Chicago teachers made from $10,400 to $20,996 under the old contract. Regular Army officers dropped simply marvelous WASHINGTON - For the first time, the Army is forcing (Continued) out of the service some regular officers who in joining in- two assistants from his company, Orgelbau, located in Ober- dicated they were making the Army a career. bergern, Austria. The 625 regular officers are among 2,138 officers who will Mr. Hradetzky spent the last weeks of the summer "voic- be dropped from the service by the end of September as part ing" the instrument, making final cuts in the 2,000 pipes to as- of a cutback to bring the number of Army officers to an au- sure proper tone and balance. thorized strength of 98.125 by June 30.1(76. Yesterday's redtal by Mr. Ferris, which included selec- The change to permit the dropping of regulars during re- tions ranging from a Bach prelude to a Hindemith sonata, ductions in force was approved by a law sought by the Army. proved to the satisfadion of everyone in the audience that the Before the legislation, the Army could drop only reserve offi- long wait and the expense had been worth it. cers even though they were outperforming regulars. "You'd better get your wallet out; we've got a big pay- The new law permitted the Army to judge reserve and ment coming up tomorrow on this instrument," one concert- regular officers alike in identifying 2.700 officers for possible goer joked to his companion. release from the service. A total of 2,138 were selected for re- His friend replied, "But now we've really got something lease and were notified in June they would,he dropped by the to be proud of." end of September. Judging from the enthusiasm yesterday, his fellow parish- All those selected for release were given a chance to ap- ioners are in complete agreement. peal to the Army Active Duty Board, but the board says that as of early September it had received only 12 appeals. The officers affected by this reduction in force were com- missioned between 1967 and 1970. during the Vietnam buildup. Term suspended The Army now says it has more officers than il needs because of that buildup in morals case Ford hit on grain sales suspension FREEHOLD - L Clark said, (or "what I believe to be WASHINGTON - A major farm organization, saying Foster, 50, of 60 E. Front St., a relatively isolated in- President Ford disregarded the farmer's interest in suspend- Red Bank, was given a sus- cident." He further noted that ing grain sales to the Soviet Union, is trying to get the Presi- pended sentence of two to this was Foster's first offense dent to end the suspension. three years in prison and — that he had no prior cruni William J. Kuhfuss, president of the American Farm Bu- fined $500 tor impairing the nal record. reau Federation, was scheduled to meet with Ford today. morals of a minor, a 13-year- "From the presenlence and Federation leaders last week angrily accused Ford of "capitu- old girl, in Holmdel Menlo Park (State Diagnostic lation to political blackmail" when he announced that no fur- The sentence was imposed Center) reports, it can be ther sales would be made before mid-October. on Foster by Superior Court said without question thai Ford announced the suspension Sept. 9 after a While Judge Louis R. Aikins, who Clark Foster is not a child House meeting with Meany, saying "The country must have a then placed Foster on proba- molester," the judge said. new procedure for the sale of feed gains and wheat to such tion for one year. As a special On the other hand, he said, large state purchasers as the Soviet Union ' condition of probation, Judge he believed Foster needed a Aikins direded Foster to par- period of probationary super- ticipate in psychotherapy on vision for the purpose of re- Young blonde woman an outpatient basis. habilitation to help him again Foster, who formerly become a productive member owned "and operated a funeral or society. is sought in holdup home, was convicted of the Judge Aikins observed that charge on May 8 at the end of the reports he had received HAZLET — A young woman, armed with a revolver, es- a four-day trial. He was ac- indicated that since the time caped with $115.40 after holding up Krauszer's Dairy Store on quitted on additional charges the charges were brought Union Ave. Saturday night of carnal abuse and lewdness, against Foster he had lost in- According to Sgt. John McCabe, the woman entered also pertaining to the 13-year- terest In his business and had through the front door at »:M p.m. and ordered a lone em- old girl. He could have been suffered severe anxiety, neur- ploye to empty the cash register. She then escaped through sentenced to a maximum of osis and depression. He said the rear door and disappeared, police said. Police are not three years in prison and he was ordering psy- It's money when you need it. your mind quickly, make you feel m sure if the woman had an accomplice. fined up to $1,000 on the chotherapy as a condition of secure. Happier. Police described the suspect as approximately 19 or 20 charge of impairing the mor- probation to help him with You know why you need a personal loan... years old with long blonde hair She was not wearing a mask, als of a minor, a mis- the neurosis. that's your business. Our business is providing Simply phone or drop t» police said. demeanor. Happiness Loans to people like you. and see how easily you ecu The Investigation continues Judge Aikins, in pronounc- Happiness Loans are just the thing to take personal Happiness I ing sentence, said it was his care of a wedding, college expenses, a trip, a full service bank for all your ban opinion that incarceration wouldn't serve the needs of a new boat or bills that have been pilihg up. and the only pi." The Daily Register either society or Foster. It A low interest CJB Happiness Loan can ease the Happiness Loan. Published bv Ttw Red Bonk Register would be only punitive, he Eslobllshrt In 1171 by John H Cook ond Henry Cloy Moln Ollice 202. Deoth Notices On« Register Ploto. Snrnrsbury, N J 07701 O'NEILL — Patrick J. on Saturday. September II. 1»7S. ol East Keons Bremen Offices bur j. Beloved husband ol Phyllis dm •74 Rt. 35, MkJdlHown. N J nil POMPOM) D'Amello Devoted tamer JOEotlMoUiSI . freehold. N 1 Oltn ol Mrs. Joseph (Annette) O Nelll. ol 77? Brsodwoy. Long •ronch. 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Church, East Keonsburg. al 10 a.m. Single copy at counter IS Cents Visitation? Sand7"pm 4 The Dlady Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1975 Two-car crash takes life •I •Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllll PBA plea again is denied By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI in an advisory capacity concerning the investigation regard- of New Shrewsbury man Obituaries ing the Dec 8 incident in which l^year-old Steven Russell MADISON TOWNSHIP - moving here in 1971 tllllllllllMlllllllllllltlllltlltllMMIMHIiillMIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIItllllllllllllMlllllilllltlllliniM FREEHOLD — The Long Branch police have failed again was shot and killed by a city patrolman. James J. Browne, 41, of li A chemical engineer with Edward Coughlin, waa police captain in their second attempt to get a court order to block a Long Judge Lane ruled that the membership of the in- Lennox Drive, New Shrews- CPS Chemical Co . Old Branch City Council investigation of the city police depart- vestigating committee was not in violation of the law. He said bury died Friday at South Bridge, he was a Navy veter- KEYPORT - Edward J Mrs. Rose Caprio of West Or- ment. the courts have long upheld the validity of legislative com- Amboy General Hospital as an of World War II and a Coughlin Sr , 77. of Bethany ange; two brothers, Thomas The latest failure came Friday when Superior Court mittee designed to facilitate proper legislation functions the result of injuries suffered graduate of the Newark Col- Manor, died Thursday in Bay- Burns of Philadelphia, Pa Judge Merrill Lane Jr. dismissed a suil by the city's Patrol- The judge said that one state court in 1970 said that an in in a two-car crash on Rt 9 lege of Engineering. shore Community Hospital. and Michael Burns of Orange, men's Benevolent Association seeking to block this in- vestigation itself is an important and valuable tool for the Holmdel. earlier that day. He is survived by his wife, a sister, Mrs. Mary Klein of vestigation. Last month, Superior Court Judge Patrick J functioning of government. Mr. Browne's car was trav- Mrs Gloria Browne, two Mr. Coughlin moved here Bloomfield and six grand McGann Jr. declined to grant a temporary court order in fa- The examination of municipal employes in relation to eling on Rt. I when it was sons, David R Browne of from Middletown five years children. vor of the PBA. their duties is clearlyta legitimate exercise of an investigating struck by a car driven by Wil- Port Chester. NY., and Ger- ago. The Day Funeral Home is While the investigating committee appointed by City committee if it is empowered by resolution, said the court, liam M. Vasquez of Newark. ald K Browne at home, a He was a retired police cap- in charge of arrangements Council had concluded its hearings, it has not rendered any noting that the City Council resolution specifically defined the The Vasquez car, traveling on daughter, Miss Gloria tain with the Newark police report or recommendations, and thus a favorable ruling in fa- subject matter of the investigation The judge held that all Perrine Road, ran the red Browne, at home; and a department. In addition, he Patrick McDonough vor of the police could have block the investigation. testimony relating thereto was therefore proper light at Rt 9 police said The brother, Gerald Browne of was a past commander of the ISLAND HEIGHTS - Pat The investigation was opposed by the police on three About the police's contention that the investigation vio- accident occurred at 12:SO Lyons. Anchor Club, Newark; pasl rick Everett McDonough, 25. main issues: membership of the investigating committee, the lated its employment contract with the city, the judge said he commander of the Veterans a.m. The John E Day Funeral of 127 East End Ave., died subject matter of the probe and the separation of powers. was unimpressed by the argument He said the committee of World War I, Molly Pitcher Police have charged Mr Home, Red Bank, is in charge Friday at Jersey Shore Me- Judge Lane noted that City Council adopted a resolution was merely investigating procedures and that new procedures Barracks, Keansburg; past Vasquez with causing death of arrangements. dical Center, Neptune. Dec 10 authorizing * non-City Council committee to ad only ' may not be recommended president of the Leonardo by auto, running a red light, Born in Long Branch, he The judge said that the city has an obligation under its Democratic Club; past com- drunken driving, and driving had lived here 2ft years contract with police to solicit recommendation from the police Henry Stover mander of American Legion while on the revoked list He He was a graduate of prior to taking any action. MARLBORO - Henry Slo Post 338, Leonardo and past is being held in the Middlesex Pennsbury High School. Low- 2 boys charged Judge Lane also dismissed a contention by the police that ver, 53, of White Rose Lane, commander of VFW Post County Jail on $1,500 bail er Makefield, Pa., and the its complaint about the investigation should be resolved aa a died Thursday in Bayshore 1953, Keansburg Born in Newark, Mr Pan-American Art School, grievance by the state Public Employment Relations Com- Community Hospital, Holmdel He was the husband of the New York City mission (PERC). Browne lived in Ohio before following a long illness. late Mrs. Rose Rush Cough- Surviving are his mother, with setting fire If the committee finds that new procedures are war- Mr SJover was born in lin. Vlda S McDonough, of Yard- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ship. Both have been released ranted, then the police may possibly have a grievance, said William Mahoney Hoboken and lived in (he Surviving are two sons, Ed- ley, Pa., his father, Harry J the court. Keansburg area for 45 years. ward J. Coughlin Jr. of Lake — Two 11-year-old boys have in parental custody pending McDonough, of Island been charged with setting last Juvenile court action Municipal police are subject to municipal authority, said dies in Florida He was a retired civilian am- Worth, Fla and James B Heights; three brothers, Wil- Judge Lane, adding that any other position would result In an- bulance driver for the U.S. Tuesday's fire at a First Ave Coughlin. here; a daughter. liam McDonough of Avenel, Police said the fire caused archy. CAPE CORAL. Fla. - Wil- Army at Ft. Monmouth. He building that houses the N J David J McDonough of approximately $5,500 worth of Representing the PBA, Eldridge Hawkins of East Orange, liam H. Mahoney, 15. of 5317 was a World War II veteran Mrs. Helen Paluck Democratic Club headquar- Shippensburg, Pa., and Sam- damage to the building. Most unsuccessfully argued that under the PBA and city contract. Bay view Court died Saturday and was awarded the Bronze MATAWAN - Mrs. Helen ters and Dove Ceramics. uel McDonough of Yardley of the damage was done to a grievance is any and all disputes and controversies of any morning in Lee Memorial Star. He was a member of the A. Paluck. 65, of 40 Idlebrook The names of the buys were Private services were to be the building's interior, police Hospital, Fort Myers, Fla Keenan Social Club. Keans- Lane, died Saturday in St. Pe- nature. He maintained that the city had signed the contrail held from the FitzGerald Fu- withheld because of their said burg, the Keansburg Rod and ter's Hospital, New Brunsw- and should be held by its terms. Mr. Mahoney was an engi- neral Home, 17 S Delaware ages. Police said one is a-lo- Gun Club and the Disabled ick. neer at the Electronic Com- Ave., Yardley, Pa, today. cal resident while the other Capt. Samuel Guzzi and Pa- mand, Ft. Monmouth. for 30 American Veterans. Post Mrs. Paluck moved here trolmen John Newton, Daniel Beale Mrs. Jonephine O'Neill lives in Middletown Town- WEST LONG BRANCH - years before retiring three 1476, West Keansburg eight years ago from Mrs. Mario De Fazio Walter T. Campbell Charles Mazzarella and Mi- MATAWAN - Mrs. Jose- years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bloomfield. She was a com- chael Katz are the in- Daniel Beale, 78, of 216 Mon- phine O'Neill. 92. of Strath- Mr. Mahoney, son of the Elizabeth Stover; two sons. municant of St. Benedict's LONG BRANCH - Mrs SEA BRIGHT - Waller T. vestigating officers. mouth Park Highway, died more Gardens, died Saturday late Jennie and William H. Harold and Dennis Stover, Roman Catholic Church. Haz Ruth D. DeFazio. 50, of 481 Campbell, 79, of 16 Via Ripa Friday at Monmouth Medical in Freehold Area Hospital. i Center, Long Branch. Mahoney of Rumson, lived at both of Keansburg; a daugh- el West End Ave., died Saturday St., died Friday at the Green Freehold 73 Pinckney Road in Red She was the widow of Wil- at Monmouth Medical Center. Grove Convalescent Center, Joseph P. Ciova A lifelong resident here, he ter, Mrs. Joan Faiion of Leon- Mrs. O'Neill was born in Bank before his retirement liam Paluck. Born in Eatontown, she had Neptune Township. retired in 1967 as owner of ardo and four brothers. HIGHLANDS - Joseph P Newark and was an area resi- He was a graduate of Rensse- George Stover of Pt. Pleas- Surviving are a son, Walter lived here 17 years. Born in Brooklyn. NY, he Beale Bus Co. after 40 years. Giova, 42, of 57 S. Bay Ave , dent for 25 yean. She was a laer Polytechnic Institute ant, Robert Stover of Hazlet Paluck with whom she lived; She was a communicant of had lived here for the past 27 He was a member of the died Saturday in Monmouth communicant of St. Clement's He is survived by his wid- and Arthur and Edward Sto- two daughters, Mrs. Domin- St. Michael's Roman Catholic years. Mr. Campbell was a Medical Center, Long Branch Dutch Reformed Church, ow, Mrs. Rebecca Sieber Ma- ver, both of East Keansburg ick Codella of New Brunswick Church. retired electrician from Ft Long Branch, and a member Roman Catholic Church, here. honey, and three children, The Laurel Funeral Homo, and Mrs. Carl Stolpe of New Surviving^ are her husband, Monmouth. Mr. Giova was bom in New- of Washington Lodge 9, F & Miss Jane Anne Mahoney of West Keansburg. is in charge Vemon; three brothers, Jerry Mario DeFazio Sr., two sons, A World War I veteran, ark. He was a letter carrier AM, Eatontown. She was the widow of John Marblehead, Mass., William of arrangements. Baluk of Hollywood, Fla . Mario Jr. and Cyril DeFazio, having served in the US. for the local post office. He was the son of the late O'Neill. Henry Mahoney Jr. of New Burt Baluk of Clifton and Lee both at home; a daughter, Navy he was a member of the John and Clara Beale. Surviving are a daughter, York City and Harry David Leslie Evans Baluk of Montclair; a sister, Mrs. Michael J. Conaghan of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Surviving are his wife. Mrs Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mrs. George Thompson with Dora Beale; two grand- whom she lived; four grand- Mahoney, at home. MIDDLETOWN - Leslie Mrs. Eleanore Baldyca of Point Pleasant; and a broth- Rumson Post. Mary Giova and two daugh- children;-and four great- children and 10 great grand- The funeral was today. Evans. 49. of 520 Rt: 35, died Bloomfield and seven grand- er, Leo A: Farry, of Fair Surviving are a nephew and ters, Misses Teh and Linda grandchildren. children. Thursday in Riverview Hospi- children. Haven. several nieces. Giova, both at home. The Robert A. Braun Home The Day Funeral Home, Mrs. Helen Hoffman tal, Red Bank. The Day Funeral Home,v The Robert A. Braun Home The Woolley Funeral Home The Posten Funeral Home, for Funerals, Eatontown. is in Keyport, is in charge of ar- NEWARK - Mrs. Helen Mr. Evans was born in Co- Keyport, is in charge of ar- *for Funerals, Eatontown, is in of Long Branch Is in charge Atlantic Highlands, is in charge of arrangements. rangements. Hoffman, 68, of 33 Kossuth lon, Panama and moved here rangements. charge of arrangements. of arrangements. charge of arrangements. Ave., died Saturday in the Ar- from Bound Brook 8 years nold-Walter Nursing Home. ago. He was a self-employed Holmdel, following a long ill- building designer and was a ness. manager of the Yankees, a' Mrs. Hoffman was a life- Middletown Youth Athletic long resident here. She was a Association baseball team. He communicant of St. Stephen's was a veteran of Work) War Roman Catholic Church, II. here. Surviving are his wife. Mrs She was the widow of Al- Joann Arnold Evans; Iwo fred Hoffman, who died in sons, Dennis and Leslie '' 1971. Evans, both at home; a I never thought Surviving are a brother. Ar- daughter, Miss Linda Evans thur Balland of Islen and two at home; his mother Maria sisters, Mrs. Bertha Borger of Espinosa Evans of Phila- Keyport and Mrs. Clara Bor- delphia, Pa. and a brother, Norman Evans of Venezuala. about m bank ger, here. The Scott Funeral Home, The John F Pfleger Funer- Belford, is in charge of ar- al Home, here, is in charge of rangements. arrangements. thai way Miss Candy Branson Mrs. Sarah Reeves KEANSBURG - Candy OAKHURST - Mrs. Sarah E Reeves. 86, of 1498 Rustic Ann Branson, infant daughter Up until the other day, a bank of Mr and Mrs Harry I Drive, died Saturday at the before. was just a place to keep my Branson, 40 Sunset St., Monmouth Convalescent Cen- died Thursday in Monmouth ter, Long Branch. money safe and help it grow. Medical Center, Long Branch. Born in Jersey City, she Then my boss said, "If In addition to her parents, had lived here most of her you put your money in she is survived by four sis- Ufe. the right bank, you ters, Misses Joann, Pammy. She was a member of the can get something Barbara and Cindy Ann Bran- Trinity Episcopal 'Church of even more impor- son, all at home; her mater- Red Bank, and of the Wom- tant. You can get nal grandmother, Mrs. Lillian en's Guild and St. Agnes Al- more job security Lacey, here and her paternal tar Guild of that church. along with your grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Surviving are two sons, interest." Harry I. Branson of Belford. Charles L Reeves Jr., with He said, "You The Mehlenbeck Funeral whom she made her home, and Kenneth R. Reeves of take a bank like Home, llazlet, is in charge of First Merchants. arrangements. Shrewsbury; two grand- children, and two great- They're like a lifeline that feeds jobs into the Mrs. Dorothy grandchildren. community. Without their help, our company and Simpson The Worden Funeral Home, many others might not have gotten a start, and Red Bank, is in charge of ar- all the people who work for us might not have HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Do- rangements. jobs. Including you." rothy Simpson, 54, of 24 Bay He told me that First Merchants invests prin- Ave., died suddenly at home, Mrs. Lillian Fette cipally in the communities it serves, and those Sunday. communities are all in Monmouth County and close Mrs. Simpson was bom in EAST KEANSBURG - by in Mercer. So,the money we save stays right Long Branch and was a life- Mrs. Lillian Fette, 53. of 101 here to help stimulate business and create jobs long resident here. She was Kentucky Ave., died yes- the widow of John W Sim- terday in Riverview Hospital. I never thought of a bank as a lifeline to jobs. pson. She was a retired book- Red Bank. But First Merchants really is. With a wife and keeper for Bahr's Restaurant, Mrs. Fette was born in three kids to support, it's the right bank for me. here Newark. She was the widow She is survived by a son, of Joshua Fette. John K Simpson, here. Surviving are three sons, The John P. Condon Funer- Charles Rummell of Orlando, we're working for you al Home, Atlantic Highlands, Fla., John Steeber. here and is in charge of arrangements Thomas Fette, here; three daughters, Mrs. Estelle Ar- 202. Deoth Notices ~ ose, here; Mrs. Christine and your community EVANS - Loll*. Oft «t. of i» It. IS. MkMtetOttn. N.J.. an in* II. lf7S B* Heyer of Keansburg and Miss lovtd I1111H1H •> Jo»*> Arnold Evoni Diana Fette, here; two broth- Dtvoltd fothtr of Otmlt. Lethe, ond Mill Linda Evoni Deor ion of Mr! ers Charles and Joseph John- Mario EWUWM Evom Dear brome» of Normoo Evont. Relatives ond frltndt son, both of Matawan and 13 NEWI DIRECT DEPOSIT SERVICE art rnatcffvHv Invited lo attend funeral tervlcet Wednnoay at » am In the John grandchildren. f Plleaer Fuewral Home. IIS Tlndoll FOR YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK Road, New Monmoutn Interment at Arrangements are under Fait View Cemetery. MMdkrtawn. Vhv Mi h Md 7f d the direction of the John J. Mtng hours Monde • Assures prompt credit to your account ruMdoy.2-4ond7fp.n Ryan Home for Funerals. (Your check is automatically credited on the kA.INOWITZ - Am Tot*. I; v*or», si H.J. on 3rd business day of each month)

Ing ml IiOttery winners tlvet and friends ore Invited to attend fv- • Prevents loss or theft from mailbox nerol tervket at the Worden Funeral TRENTON - The winning Homo, M E Front SI.. Km lank. H.).. on Tundor. Stft. la. IfTS. a) 1 am. number in Friday's New Jer- • No bad weather trips, you visit the Bank REEVES - Sara* E. M vt«r<. of tot sey daily lottery is 72437. Ruitlc Drive. OOWHTII. N.J.. on Satur at your convenience oar. tap*. 'J. IW1 Mowd mourn of The Pick-It number is 683. Chorlet L. Rono Jr. aid Kerne* R The straight bet paid $356; 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Reevei. OnadmowWr of !»• and print ASK YOUR BRANCH MANAGER FOR DETAILS OR PHONE 775-3434 grandmother of two. Relatives ond the box bet, $59, and the front Main Office: 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, N.J. friar** art lnWt«d toatten d funeral ter view at Mo TrktMy EpHtapot Cnurdi. and back pair, $35.50. Member Federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Front SI., Rod Bar*. N J on Tuetdm/. Soot. It, IfTS. at It a.m. Vhllallom at The winning number in Sat- RED BANK FAIR HAVEN Ho Worden •moral Homo, at I. Front urday's daily lottery is 11397. HOLMDEL EATONTOWN MONMOUTH MALL St., Hod SartL Mondg) 74 p.m. 150 Broad St River Rd. & Smith St. The Pick-It number is NO. Hgwy. 35 & Laurel Ave. Hgwy. 35 & Wycoff Rd. Eatontown M3lnMen.or.om The straight bet paid $N. and NEPTUNE • ASBURY PARK • NORTH ASBURV PARK • WEST ASBURY • AVON-NEPTUNE CITY • BRIELLE • COLTS NECK • EAST WINDSOR SCriENCK. ANNA -In tovWamem. ry of our molly, who pasted away the front and back pair paid HOWELL • MANALAPAN . MANA6OUAN . MARLBORO . MILLSTONE • OCEAN GROVE • UPPER FREEHOLD on. rear a* to*nr^ ^^^ ^^ $8.50. Houses good buy SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1975 The Dbify Register 5 | By SYLVIA PORTER ul "'»•» iiiiiiiiiitiiniii in the value placed on a proper Potential in Uranium mm iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimii « ty by the local tax assessor. By DAVID R. SARGENT over the next five yean could . a good tin,, i. YOUR MONEY'S multiply fivefold. But, as with Q — Since nuclear power any long range commodity A Yes. it 1st It could, in reflects a standard fraction of SUCCESSFUL forecast, unforeseen devel- fact, be the best period in will play a large role in meet- WORTH true value. The relationship ing our future energy require- opments always seem lo which to buy a house, that and the taxes needed to fund INVESTING come along to upset the ex- you'll encounter in many, ments, it appears that ura- 'Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmillimilll local government determine foreclosures — but at a cer- pected price structure. many a year. nium producers are in a very down than fall down. the tax rate. That rate is gen- tain point in a delinquency, favorable position to profit Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Lending institutions are unpleasant developments will The two purest uranium a share. "If a house Is structurally erally expressed as so many from this development. What advise investing in them' loaded with cash for mort- start to happen automatically plays — United Nuclear Another company with con- sound, it's there for 100, even dollars and cents per hundred companies are involved in SH gages, a most crucial consid- dollars of assessed valuation. unless your lender is kept in- (NYSE) and Reserve Oil . siderable uncommitted ura- 200 years and when they get uranium mining? Would you nium reserves is Utah Inter- eration. If anything, there is Q If you run into financial formed. A — You are not the only Mineral (OTC) - would ben- a huge oversupply of houses, that old, they lake on a pre- one to draw such a con- efit the most from higher national (NYSE). The shares mium value as well as attract trouble, what should you do Then it will cost you. the have been under pressure re- new and old - with one ex- about your home mortgage? clusion. Earlier this year, prices for the substance. perl estimating 400,000 unsold buyers who seek an older homeowner, much more than Ellberger However, both issues have cently reflecting news of an A. Tell the lender as soon uranium stocks outperformed units on the market, equiva- house's charm." I it otherwise would to stop the sporadic earnings records (8 a ton export duty placed on as you see trouble coming the overall market by a con- lent to an eight-month supply Q How many houses should machinery. Even worse, your (Reserve has reported a the company's shipments of and don't wait until it has ar- to conduct siderable margin as a result Mortgage rates are not likely a buyer look at before buy- problem may have advanced string of deficits) and are metallurgical coal from Aus- rived. Virtually every prob- of the sudden increase in to decline substantially, if at ing? too far for the lender to be highly speculative. Kerr- tralia, where It is the major- lem has a solution and len- workshop worldwide demand for and all — and they are now mod- able to find a solution. McC.ee (NYSE), the country's ity owner of three coal mines A. The average is seven to ders often can and will do tightening supply of nuclear estly rising again. Housing largest uranium producer and This, coupled with Peru's nine houses, and says Mrs whatever is possible to re- Q. But back to the key M1DDLETOWN - Stan El- fuel. Despite environmental has been in a catastrophic holder of more than one-third seizure of a subsidiary's iron Greene, "People who fall solve your problems Banks point- Is this a good time to lberger, vice president of opposition and some nuclear slump and it is not yet boom- of known reserves, is the sa- ore operation, has increased within that range are usually' and other lending institutions borrow and to buy a house? Sterling Thompson and Asso- power plant cutbacks by utili- ing by any means. And the ciate! real estate company, ties, the spot price of yellow- fest means of participating in concern about the company's the happiest buyers." The un- cannot make money out of A. It is dreary-weather months are happiest are the ones who go will conduct a round table cake or U308 has more than the industry. In addition to its exposure to foreign political approaching, when you can to extremes, looking at one workshop entitled "Listings" doubled since last year. uranium activities which con- risk. Of the four companies. look at available houses with house and buying fast or look- at the third annual education- tributed only 4 per cent of Kerr-McGee is the most at- an objective eye - and not be ing at so many that they be- Bank appoints Hope al seminar sponsored by Dis- Sparking the rapid rise revenues last year, Kerr- tractive buy for participation lured into making errors by come indecisive and finally trict 2 Realtor Boards at the have been stepped-up over- McGee derived 74 per cent of in the industry's potential exquisite foliage, magnificent buy out of frustration. Ramada Inn in Clark on Oct. seas buying and a Govern- sales from oil and gas produc- growth prospects. summer days. ». ment regulation requiring tion and 22 per cent from Q. What about the trend of as development aide (Column readers should utilities to secure their future chemical and fertilizer manu- On top of all this, this is the interest rates? Mr. Ellberger, who joined send their investment in- SHREWSBURY - Robert uranium supplies and deliv- facturing. Earnings should only year in which you are the agency in 1972, is director quiries to David R. Sargent. A. You'll probably gain D. Hope, following early re- eries before nuclear plants reach $5.25 a share this year eligible for that fantastic nothing - and more likely of lti training and listing pro- Successful Investing, c/o this tirement after 18 years as an come on stream. Thus, al- versus last year's record HM newspaper.) housing tax credit of up to lose — if you hold back from executive with Steinbach de- grams. though uranium production is $2,000. buying in anticipation that partment stores has Joined A resident of Manalapan, he sufficient to satisfy present Q What about a house as mortgage rates might drop Shrewsbury State Bank as holds a BS degree from Dre- domestic needs, requirements No-Seam Bra Suit an inflation hedge? substantially from today's business development officer. xel University in Phila- A. It has been superior to levels. Even if rates do de- The announcement was delphia, and is a member of most investments. Suburban cline modestly (and don't made by William L Griffin, the Million Dollar Round Interdata community houses have risen count on it) the decline al- Table Club of the NJ< Associ- Jantzen's No-Seam Bra Suit teatures Jr., bank president. the best selling bra category, the lined about 10 per cent in value most surely will be offset by Hope, who joined Stein- ation of Realtors. \ increases in the prices of bra. and has teatures that belong to each year during the past 10 bach's In 1957. became gener- John D. Cotney, president represented Jantzen alone years Except in such night- houses you want to buy. Also, al superintendent of the As- of the state association, and • Jantzen's bra suit is available in long mare years as 1(74, this beats the point was underlined at •trtda which gives great flexibility in tit- bury Park store. In 1(15 he Robert Fergueson, its execu- in New York ting a variety of ligure types the pace of inflation. It also the Northwest Bergen Real- tive director, will discuss the was appointed manager of the • The lined bra section has a special bea(s the record of many oth- tors Board panel that the av- Red Bank store where he new home warranty program, OCEANPORT - Theodore erage mortgage is held for L. Eaton has joined Interdata under-the-bust construction which er mediums. And this is only served until his retirement sponsored by the national as- makes the bra sit firmly on the body and one advantage, of course. far less than the 30-year peri- this past July. sociation, and the latest Inc. as a sales representative not ride up or down Q Will an older house hold od usually cited, and thus, the educational programs for for the Manhattan District. Ecru 34-36 A 4 Q00 cost is far less than home- Born in Asbury Park, Mr. 34-38 B-C ' ** its value? Realtor associates, sponsored John W. Schneider, director buyers realize. The national Hope is a former president of A. "There's a demand for by both the state and national of marketing and sales, said average is 12 years, and the Asbury Park Rotary Club, houses 40-5040 years old," em- groups. Mr. Eaton will be responsible around the New York metro- former president of the Inter- phasized Mrs. Carol W for sales of the complete fam- politan area it's only seven laken Board of Education and RtfMft D. Hope The seminar, scheduled Greene, president of the ily of economical and high years. former vice president of the from noon to 5 p.m.; is ex- Northwest Bergen Board of Shore Area YMCA. He also Chiropractors pected to draw between 350- performance Interdata mini- Realtors, headquartered in Q. What about tax assess- 400 Realtors from the 1,800 computers in the metropoli- 20 MONMOUTH ST. had served as president of . ' . . ^•tMcroMitj RED BANK Rldgewood, N.J., during a ments and assessed valu- Red Banks Root Beer and tiled Alexander member District 2 comprising tan area. He is located at the panel on homeownlng re- ation? company's sales office at 2460 OpenHeMor >nannul IIMH Checker Club, and the city's KEYPORT - Dr. James R. Newark, Rahway, Cranford cently. "More houses are torn A. Assessed value is merely Lemoine Ave., Fort Lee. Chamber of Commerce. Alexander Jr., here, is the and Eastern Union County. 7474849 Married to the former new president of the Mon- Gloria Nobile of Neptune, the mouth-Ocean Chiropractice Hopes reside at 408 Grass- Society. He is a graduate of mere Ave. in Interlaken. the Palmer College of Chiro- They have four children: practic, Davenport, Iowa. Robert, Jr., Holly, Edward Other officers are Dr., Joan Steinbach and Virginia. Winters of Toms River, vice The president; Dr. Alan L Horo- PUBLIC NOTICE witz of Morganville, secre- NOTICi TO COMTIMTOII Notice II htrfby given that seolrd tary, and Dr. James Carti- Proposals will be received by the leisurely Townitilp Administrator ol the Town sano of Lakewood, treasurer. snip of Ulddtetown, ManmaMi Conn. ty. New Jersey, for the Svysriorr PUBLIC NOTICE Drainage Project, Section I, Atlantic Talk Avenue Pump Station and Outfall — PUBLIC 1ALE NOTICE by Phyllis Kessel Contract 75-10. and opened and read In TAKE NOTICE thai on September public at Mlddletown Township Hall. 27. 1*75, at 11:30 om . Moirlonds Farm long Kings Highway and Route 1J. Middle will sell at public auction ot Moirkmdi STEINBACH COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR town, New Jersey, on Tuesday. Octo- Form, Route 537. Scobeyville. New ber 7. 1*71 at 1:00 P M Prevailing Jersey, a yearling coll by Tilt Tap Cio Time. verdaie. ond the more. Cloverdole. or Faultless Reflecilonlsl These horses MR. FIT: Men between the ages of 35 & 51 are Contract Documents and Plans tor hove been selied and retained from the proposed work prepared by Rich THOMAS PANGARO pursuant to the ord M. Schull. P.E.. L.V. MlaoWown distance invited to make an appointment for a medical provisions of N.J.S.A. J* << >i el sea., by virtue of his failure lo poy out screening between 10 a.m. & 5 p.m. on Monday, standing board bills II sufficient mon suiting and Municipal Engineer*, have ey Is not readied from the sole of September 29 on the 5th floor at Steinbach, been tiled in the office of sold Engi these horses to satisfy the amount due. Asbury Park. This community service is being fwtri at 211 Highway IS. Mlddiciown we will expect you to satisfy the dell- Township. P.O. Rid Bonk. New Jtr clfncy. call••• sty. ond may be Inspected by prospec presented by the store in cooperation with the live bidden during business hours MAIRLANDSFARM College of Medicine & Dentistry of N J as part of Bidder* will be furnished with a Edward Roy Rosen copy of the Controct Documents ond Authorized Attorney a nationwide effort to determine just how high Plans by Iht Engineer upon proper no Dated: September 7.1975 tlce ond payment of a nonrefundoMe Sept. I, IS, V >" 1* blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking charge of Seventy five Dollars (175.00) to defroy the cost thereof PUILIC SALi NOTICE contribute to the extremely widespread incid- Proposals must be mode on the Stan' TAKE NOTICE that on September dord Proposal Forms In the manner 37, 1975, at 10:30 a.m., Bernadolte ence — some call it an epidemic — of coronary designated In the Controct Documents. Farm will sell at publ k auction ol Ber must be enclosed in sealed envelopes nodottc Form, Route 537. Scobeyville. disease among men in this age group. The bearing the name ond oddress of the New Jersey, the two-year old boy colt Bidder ond the name of the wo>k on by Tilt Top-Cloverdole. ond the lour screening is FREE, QUICK and CONFIDENTIAL, the outside, oddrrsMd lo me Township year old boy flll>. Tootsie Wootsle, by and Steinbach is proud to be among the first to Administrator of the Township of m& San Sue Cloverdole These horses hove dletown and must be accompanied by a make it available to eligible men. Phone for your statement of Consent of Surety from o THOMAS PANGARO pursuant to the surety company authoriied to do bust provisions of N.J.S.A. UjUJI. ft. appointment (201-775-4000) Ext. 353 first thing nets In the Stole of New Jersey ond at seq.. by virtue of tin (allure lo poy out ccptabie to the Township ol Middle standing boord bills If sufficient man tomorrow. You could save or prolong your life. town ond a bid guarantee lo the Town- ey is not realized from the sale ol ship of Mlddtefown for not less than these horses lo satisfy the amount due. BICENTENNIAL BRIEFS: Coinciding with the ten percent (10%) of the amount bid we will expect you lo satisfy the deli- 200th Anniversary of the U.S. is that of Hou- except that the bid guarantee need not exceed S2M00.QD. BERNAOOTTE FARM BOSTON bigant. famed French perfumers. The firm, now Bidders shall Include in the Proposal Edward Roy Rosen HOUSTON with his bid the name or names of ond Authorized Attorney based in this country is marking the occasion by Dated: September 2, I97S 8min.$1.02 8 min. $1.28 from ony subcontractors lo be uhliied Sept. I, 15, 72 117*4 offering Chantilly Essence de Parfum in a for the performance of specially trade magnificent new fluted bottle with a lavish gold work, such as; plumbing, heating ond LEOAL NOTICE ventilating, electrical, ilructurol sleet, Notice H hereby given that the Booro and crystal look. The fragrance is sheer delight or other work as prescribed by New " of Trustees ol Brookdale Communlly Jersey Public Low 1971. c.lW, Section College will receive sealed bids at the and of course, it's waiting for you in the F, Pora. 16, c.4QA:U-l* Purchasing Department, 7tt Newman The oword ol the Contract lor this Springs Rood. Llncroft, New Jersey on Cosmetics Dept. at Steinbach! Steinbach's own work will not be mode until the neces Septembejcuirmwi *v,r IT/2»3. oI97i Sj al 3 00 p.m. ore lory fund* hove been provided by the vailing time, of which tlimi e and plate. Bicentennial offering — the limited edition Molly Township of Mlddlelown in a lawful said bids will be ,public 'Iclly opened and Pitcher Chair created exclusively for us by read on the followin- _wlng llrItemslim l The Township or the Engineer re- I COMPUTER LABELS Hitchcock has increased in stature since being serves Itie right to require o complete Contract documents moy be exam- llnonclol ond experience statement ined and copies obtained ot the Pur accepted at the White House as a gift for all of from prospective bidders showing thot chasing Oeporlmenl ol (rookdole they have sotlsfocorlly completed Communlly College al 7»s Newman the people of the United States. In an Impressive work of the nature required before fur Springs Rood. Llncroft. New Jersey on nlshlng proposal forms or specifica- or after September IS, 1*7}. tions, or before awarding the Contract. ceremony, Steinbach president, Michael A. Bid securities In me form ol o bid The right Is also reserved lo relect bond with adequate security thereon, Slovak presented the chair in Washington with ony or all Mds or to wolve any Infor- or certified check In on amount equal malities where such tnlormollty Is not to 10% of the amount of the bid. not lo Congressman James J. Howard looking on. detrimental to the best Interest of the exceed U0M0. will be required Bids Township. The right Is also reserved to may not be withdrawn within 30 days There are still a few of these exceptional chairs Increase or decrease the quantities oner the actual day of the bid opening remaining. Come to see them in the Furniture specified In the monner designated In The owner reserves me unrestricted me Specifications. right to relect any or all bids, and lo Departments at Asbury Park, Manalapan and During the performance of this con- accept ony bid which Is deemed mosl tract, the contractor ogrees os fol- favorable. The owner also reserves the Shore Mall. lows: right to relect any old II In Its opinion, the bidder Is not considered financially JERSEY SHORE OPEN: Be sure to come with tractor, where applicable, will not dti -or technically able lo corry out the criminate against ony employee or ap controct as tntinwld or for any reason the entire family to the exciting 2nd Annual pllcont for employment because of In the owner's lodgment, II Is not In the JERSEY SHORE OPEN Bicycle Competition age, race, creed, color, nationol orl. best Interests of Brookdale Commu gin. ancestry, marital status or se» nltv College. sponsored by Steinbach and the Monmouth The contractor will lake affirmative DENVER action to ensure mat such applicants will contain the fallowing provisions County Park System on Sunday, September 28. are recruited and employed, and that During the performance ol this con employees are treated during employ- tract, tne contractor agrees as fol- 12 min. $1.88 The 5 lap, 50 mile race starts at 1 p.m. at ment, without regard to their oge. lows: 9teinbach, Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park. See race, creed, color, national origin, on- a. The contractor or subcontractor, cestry, marital status or sex. Such ac- where applicable, will nol dis- the country's top cyclists compete for fabulous tion shall Include, but not be limited to criminate ogalnsl any employee or ap- the following, upgrading, demotion, or plicant for employment because ol prizes enjoy the music of a Dixieland Band and transfer; recruitment or recruitment oge, race, creed, color, national ori- WASH..D.C. get free balloons for the kidsl Don't miss this advertising; loyoll or termination; gin, ancestry, marital stotvs Or sex. rotes of pay or other forms of com The contractor will take affirmative 8 min. super race which will go from Asbury Park up pensollon; ond selection tor training. action to ensure that such applicants Including apprenticeship The con are recruited ond employed, ond thot along Ocean Avenue to Lake Takanassee and tractor agrees to post In conspicuous employees ore treated during employ 98$ places, available to employees ond op ment, without regard lo their oge, pllcants tor employment, notices lo be race, creed, color, national origin, on provided by the contracting officer set cestry, marital status or sex. Such oc This is Designer Fashion week at Steinbach ting forth the provisions of this nan tlon shall Include, but not be limited lo discrimination douse; the following: employment, up- Manalapan and Shore Mall. Check the news- b. The contractor or subcon grading, demotion, or transfer; re papers for the schedule of Trunk Shows and tractor, where applicable will. In oil crultment or recruitment advertising, solicitations or odvertlsemenli for em- layoff or termination, rates ol pay or informal modeling of new designs. ployees placed by or on behalt of the other forms ot'compensation; and sdec- conlroctor, state that oil qvolllled ap- llon tor training. Including apprentice CONSUMER ALERT: Know your rights. Federal plicants will receive consideration for ship. The contractor ogrees lo post in employment without regard lo oge. conspicuous places, available lo em law affords you certain protection against door- roce, creed color, national origin, an- it still costs less than you think. to-door sales fraud, but YOU must make use of cestry, morllol status or sex. ment, nolle be provided by the c. The contractor or subcontractor controctactingl , officerr setting forth the the protection which includes the right to cancel < where applicable, will send lo each lo provlllonMM this nondlscrlmlnatlort bor union or representative of workers douse; Go ahead. Pick up your phone and call anywhere. Our low weekend and within 3 days of purchase date any item costing with which he has a collective bargain b. The contractor or subcontractor, Ing agreement or other controct or un- where oppllcoble will. In all SOIIC over $25. If you want to know more about your derstanding, a notice, to be provided Italions or advertisements for employ late night rates'offeryou low cost wherever you call. How can we do it? by the agency contracting officer, ad- ees placed by or on beholl ol the con rights In such matters, I suggest that you send vising the labor union or workers' rep- tractor, stale thai all quatllled oppll for the free booklet, "Cooling Off," Federal resentotlve of the contractor's com- conts will receive consideration for Because we, with our Bell System partners. Western Electric and Bell Labs, mitments under mis act and shaft post employment without regard lo oge. Trade Commission, Washington, D.C. 20580. copies of the notice In conspicuous race, creed, color, national origin, on places available to employees and op ceslry. marital status or se«. keep coming up with innovations and improvements that work to keep pilCOfnft *Of cfTxOloynwnV. c. The contractor or subcontractor The successful bidder shall be re. where oppllcoble, will send to each lo wired le comply with Ho provisions of bar union or representative ol workers rates low while improving your phone service. Remember, ffs, the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. with which he has o collective bargain H M iws ]f n Chopter ISO of the Laws of IM1, etlec Ing agreement or other contract or un- live January I. It*) derstanding, o notice, to be provided a leisurely long distance call still costs less than you think, KS/ ^ ' * ** BY ORDER OF THE MA rod AND by the agency contracting officer, ad- STEINBACH presents "PHYLMS TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Of THE vising the labor union or workers' rep- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE TOWN resentative el the contractors com KESSEL'S LADY TALK" Monday thru PSTIR J. CARTON, mllmonls under (Ms act and shall post * All calls charged using the 60% discount rates for direct dialed interstate calls-all day Sat.; Sun. 8 a.m. to S pro; copies of Ihe notice In conspicuous HILDA COLLISION, places ovalloble lo employees ana opr Sun.thru Fri. 11 p.m.toSa.m. Direct dialed rates do not apply to calls to Alaska or to operator assisted calls such as Friday, 11:55 a.m. WFPG, WJLK radio Acting Township Clerk pllconls tor employment. credit card, collect, third number billed, person-to-person and coin phone calls to other states. Sept IS, le »M.H Sepl IS (11 li The Daily Register Exotic to kill gon thought better of it and Established in 187H—Publi&bed b> The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiM He's killed He's gone,' confirmed to Sen. John Tun- With LES WHITTKV said the agent in an inter- ney, D-Calif. t few days ago ARTHURZ KAMIN WASHINGTON view The most likely sus- that it had ordered 14 covers President and Editor The Senate Intelligence pects in his opinion are "rebel The mail covers permit feder Committee has evidence that unionists a group of guys al snoopers to keep track of exploding light bulbs, silen- SCENE who were very loyal to all mail reaching the Urge! of Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor cer-equipped machine guns (Teamster boss Frank) Fit- the probe. zsimmons built into attache cases, and tlllKI4>lll>l I Hill The State Department is ( MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1975 dozens of other James Bond "They had so much trouble quietly trying to get Chile to assassination weapons have don't use a light bulb that'll in Jimmy's home local 299 say what happened to 111 Chi- with the bombings and the been purchased in recent blow a head off to read the TNDERSON lean left-wingers whose 'Rabble' years by US intelligence paper by " For six months, beatings and the shootings he was "power mad. He was names turned up in two ob- our sources said, the com- and the like, 1 think they agencies. a hard guy to figure scure foreign publications as This secret arsenal of ex- mittee has been silting on the thought Jimmy had some- •He didn't drink or smoke, dying abroad. Some diplomat- otic murder devices includes evidence of the assassination thing to do with that," the didn't womanize He'd eat his ic insiders suggest the Chi- deadly, but seemingly in- weapons and murder squad agent went on meals in an airport restau- lean dictatorship faked the nocent, household items and Some senators obviously were "I think they just erased rant and grab a sandwich and death notices to cover the vic- intricate remote-control ex- not even aware that the mate- the guy, and I don't think the eat it on the run ... and I tims' murders inside Chile. In plosive systems for blowing rial was in the committee outfit (Mafia) was involved in don't think he ever reallydi d a private letter to Rep Don up unsuspecting victims from files. " it at all " Though the Mafia enjoy it (the pension) He just Fraser. D-Minn , the State miles away. preferred dealing with Fit Footnote: A committee didn't care for nice clothes or Department said tt would zsimmons, he said, it "would The committee has docu- spokesman declined com- big cars ... a rare bird." "continue our effort to ... en- mentation on these weapons, ment. get along well under Jimmy courage Chilean officials to For the agent, the final as well as first-hand informa- as it did for many, many clarify the situation." HOFTA THEORV: Federal mystery about Hoffa was why tion on another.U S in- years and Michigan investigators he did not let it be known that Ambitious young Charles telligence enterprise; a do- "They wouldn't take that are officially keeping quiet on an affidavit with all his reve- Seeger, in his effort to unseat mestically trained assassina- drastic step," the veteran the Jimmy Hoffa case, but a lations of the Mafia would Rep. Albert Johnston, R-Pa , tion team whose members Mafia specialist said "Gener- top FBI expert, on the Mafia surface if he were killed This hit on a magazine article we learn how to kill without leav- ally, in an outfit killing, it's has indulged in some rare pri- would be a form of insurance wrote in 1(72 calling Johnson ing clues because he violated some out- vate speculation on the mys- against kidnapping or assassi- an "unknown soldier" In Con- fit rule They only clip the Sources close to the com- tery. nation. gress. Seeger printed the mittee said there is no He barred use of his name, guy if he hurt them. "You'd think he'd have charge gleefully In his cam- present evidence that the kill- but he is convinced that Hoffa "Jimmy, he didn't bother some memoirs somewhere, paign literature. He neglected er squad was put into action is dead, murdered not by mob anyone." an envelope," mused the to mention that we also clas- either abroad or in the United godfathers, but by violent The agent, who over the agent "But I don't think that sified his own ex-boss, former States. And the CIA has Teamsters. years had occasion to "work would frighten those Rep. Charles Teague. R-Ca- steadfastly played down any This runs counter to theo- him (Hoffa) all the time," lif, as a toady for the "spe- role in assassinations. ries of most law enforcement pointed out that Hoffa had people" WASHINGTON WHIRL: cial interests," an honor But our sources commented men and many of our Mafia been given a whopping pen- After denying for months that shared by Seeger himself as acidly, "If they weren't inter- contacts. But the agent's dis- sion grant by the Teamsters, "mail covers" had been put league's dedicated legislative ested in killing, what do they sident view is so compelling it but never let the money go to on anyone in 1975, the Penta- assistant. need these things for? You deserves an airing. his head. Still, said the agent. Reflections on Fun City

By JIM BISHOP Illllll IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII .111111 bright with fever. In the gar- — George Raft: Owney Mad- ment center men pushed hand den. Lepke. Edward R Mur It is easy to put the rap on trucks freezing to death. The row. Allan Courtney. Norman New York. Everybody does THE subways roared and rocked Brokenshire. Graver Whalen. it. The metropolis is broke the millions. The elevated John Hylan. Martin Block, The Big Apple is rotten to the REPORTER trains squealed. Trolleys The old buzzard had her core. There is less garbage sighed when they stopped. lovers, her idolators, her crushes. It was never wise to because the poor are eating lilt HUH Illllllllllllllllllllllll Everybody was in a hurry. jt. The knocks come from ev- In blinding snow and hot iron love New York. She was bet- erywhere. Bronx, the East Side, Cherry heat men rushed to their ter as a weekend woman I have no love for New Hill doom. The unemployed ran Then she would be painted to York. It took 25 years of my I looked. Sometimes I found faster. We ate fast We rush- the night skies in rouge and learning period. Somewhere a good love story, or a tricky ed to work; we rushed home blue eye shadow. She would between the spires I left a murder, a sob story, an.open- Cardiacs were fashionable A Demange. A bouncer named don the same tight gowi she ragged garment called youth. ing night, a suicide, a chorus man had to be well off to Toots Shor. John Barrymore wore for Jim Fisk and Dia- The sleeve is missing The girl who thought that beauty have one. telling a mounted policeman, mond Jim Brady. And she lining is torn. Let it remain was forever, a family and fur- We muscled each other to "You're sore because you would smile that wise, one- Thorough, efficient education there. niture on the sidewalk, a see John McGraw's Giants took the exam for sergeant sided grin and murmur, Within me is a cynical grat- crooked banker caught, a At the Stadium we saw Miller and your horse passed." "Take me, handsome." block dance, dark laughter gram that meets local goals and sat- itude. I was wise to her ways. Huggins' sweet patooties — Peaches Browning, who holds On the misty mornings I There's a new abbreviation She was my old prostitute girl and bright gin in Harlem, Koenig, Lazzeri, Gehrig and the record for sleeping with would leave her. I would turn abroad in the state, "T & E." which isfies local needs." friend. She never cared about night court. Ruth And how about Uncle her mother. Or is it schlep- my back on her and walk and is being used to discuss a proposed We'll take the commissioner's anything except the next At dawn you could stand in Wilbert Robinson's Dodgers, ping? walk. She would whisper. law which will provide "thorough word that his department's role will buck. And yet she was tender front of the Automat at Times the taxi driver yelling up The old bag had action. At "This is love." But I was and efficient" education to children be simply to serve as a watchdog to with a growing boy. She kept Square. In the silence, you from the street — "So they the glittering Paramount, a very young and cruel. make certain that local districts telling me that out there I could .hear the city hum to got three on How many on skinny kid named Sinatra "Love," I would say, "is in New Jersey. The Assembly is would find a million 0 Henry herself. Big busting bands of secQnd?" something I must find some maintain minimum standards. We soloing with a band. Club scheduled to vote on the bill next stories. yellow and pink came up over She had a dandy mayor. Eighteen. Leon 4 Eddie's day." Monday, and its passage appears to are quite certain that local school I believed her. She was a the Palace Theater to touch Jimmy Walker. A crook? So N.T.G. The Follies, The Van- And when I drew far be reasonably certain. boards will be watching the state jaded old bag, but she didn't the night clouds. A sign said: what? She could afford him. itiis. The Scandals. Nicky enough away, I would turn to just as carefully as it is watching lie. "Look," she said I "Starring Belle Baker." And Boss Curry to oversee Blair. Major Bowes living on look. New York was always The measure is needed in order them. roamed the streets and alleys She was old, even then the stealing and make sure jt top of the Capitol Theater. lying on her back in daytime. for the legislature to comply with a of the Village, Harlem, Tut There were cracks in her From a distance, she had a Once the T & E bill becomes got to the right pockets. Gladys Glad. Texas Guinan. state Supreme Court order to pro- tenville, Coney Island, the cheeks and her eyes were Larry Fay. Big Frenchie The kid who danced for dimes figure like a busted saw. law, our legislators will still have to vide T & E education through a appropriate money to make the law more equitable system of distribut- operational. As things stand, the ing financial aid to local districts. state will be paying about 38 per Deficit spending must end There have been fears that local cent of the educational bill, rather than the 50 per cent recommended school districts would lose control of Bv JAMKS J. KILPATRICK ••••> iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. ment process I therefore do recorded three-fourths vote in educational policy, but Fred G. not endorse the senator's each chamber, could the dra- Burke, state commissioner of educa- We'll hear precious little from Roughly a century and a CONSERVATIVE amendment, as such, but by conian requirements be sus- tion, has testified that such will not our assemblymen about how they half ago. John Randolph of the bones of John Randolph pended. be the case. He said the legislation want to finance state education until Roanoke startled the House and the memory of Harry It is inconceivable, to put with a sudden interruption VIEW Byrd, it is something to think the matter bluntly, that the will strengthen local school controls after the November elections. Then "Mr. Speaker," he cried, "I about. and actually limit the powers of the — when they're either safely reelec- senator's resolution could now have discovered the philoso- i> i • i > i > ii • • • • •• • i Over the past three or four command the two-thirdi vote state. ted or in a "lame duck" status — pher's stone! It is this, sir — decades, deficit spending has in House and Senate required Dr. Burke said the bill, which perhaps they'll deal responsibly with Pay as you go! Pay as you preme law of the land a re- become a way of life within for submission of a con- was introduced in the Senate, is a such pressing matters as tax reform go!" quirement that the federal the federal government. It is stitutional amendment The compromise among just about all legislation, including an income tax As events in our own time budget be balanced. immaterial whether a Demo- KILPATKICK probabilities are strong that crat or a Republican occupies law. have demonstrated, this Now, there is one view of his proposal will die quietly In elements in the educational commu- proved to be the stone the constitutional amendments, the White House. Party divi- $10 billion a year; now it subcommittee and not be nity. He says it defines T & E to We believe the state, which sets builders rejected Now Sena- firmly held by some of my sions within the Congress do surges past $35 billion a year. heard from again. Never- "consist of a process whereby local the rules on education and on school tor Carl Curtis of Nebraska is brother conservatives, that not matter. Deficits continue The Treasury will go into the theless, Curtis is determined educators, parents, students and construction, must begin paying the trying to retrieve it. On Sep- there have been no good In peace as in war. Only a capital markets this year to to make his pitch, and be has handful of conservative sena- borrow more money than all citizens identify educational goals, major share of the expenditures it tember 23, a Senate subcom- amendments since the first a number of respectable wit- mittee on constitutional ten. It is not necessary to em- tors still defend the old cause. public and private borrowers nesses lined up in support of and develop a local educational pro- demands. amendments will begin for- brace that troglodyte con- The last time the question put together ever have bor- his plan. mal hearings on the senator's viction in order to justify a came before the House, when rowed in a single year. The proposal to write into the su- wary approach to the amend- Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois day never passed on Capitol "There is one thing of tried for a balanced budget in Hill that some special interest which I am very certain," Mr. Nadler and the Chamber fiscal '76, his effort failed by is not drumming up support says Curtis. "That is. that it 311 to 04. for larger outlays And the is totally immoral and dishon- Allen Nadler. owner of Nadler's shopping center. The chamber is The appalling figures long beat goes on. est to vote for more welfare Discount Furniture Store in Red facing what is probably the greatest since ceased to appall. Back The Curtis amendment state programs than we are Bank, last week resigned as a mem- in January Mr. Ford, the would call a halt. He would willing to pay for. The great- challenges in its history, what with est challenge to this gener- ber of the Red Bank Area Chamber an expanded Monmouth Mall in Ea- sturdy Republican, proposed require the President an- a 76 budget with a deficit of nually to submit a balanced ation is to bring federal of Commerce. He was displeased be- tontown and genuine efforts in 951 9 billion. A couple of budget. If proposed ex- spending under control, and cause the chamber's executive com- nearby municipalities to modernize months later, his convictions penditures exceeded antici- to stop the ravages of in- mittee decided it couldn't join him business dfsiricts. Mr. Nadler grown stronger with the pas- pated revenues, the President flation. If we fail to success- in a legal appeal of a fine imposed should be part of that effort. sage of time, the President would have to fix a surtax fully meet this challenge in our generation, our very lib- by the state for an alleged consumer drew a line at $60 billion As sufficient to make up the defi- of September 2, the prospec- cit. The Congress could agree erty can be destroyed." protection law violation. He certainly should know that tive deficit stood at $68.8 bil- to the surtax (or to equivalent Pay as you go! It remains a We hope he'll withdraw the res- lion. It seems entirely prob- the committee's decision wasn't a alternate taxes), or the Con- basically sound rule for the able that before Congress ignation and join with other cham- personal matter, but one based so- gress could cut proposed ex- ordinary operations of gov- adopts its last spending bill, ber members in keeping Red Bank' penditures; but if Congress ernment. And Curtis may be lely on the question about the legiti- the deficit will rise to $75 bil- took no Independent action, right. If Congress will not vol- as the county's prime downtown mate use of the chamber's treasury lion. the'presidential surtax auto- untarily accept the wisdom of matically would be Imposed. The figures wash across our that rule, in time the Con- Only in the event of a "grave consciousness as indifferently stitution may have to impose national emergency," by a Our Constitution as one more wave upon a the philosopher's stone. Shrewsbury Towne Chapter, sandy beach. They leave nd should be accepted by all those who residue of shock behind Daughters of the American Revolu- realize that the U.S. Constitution is a When Curtis first came to Today in history tion, is centering its Bicentennial ob- great document produced by brave Congress, the symbolic "000" servances on the U.S. Constitution men who cherished freedom for all. meant hundreds of thousands Ofinn thittiics- datdntne iInK lMfifLIA, KonraV -. d• In 1914, during World War I, by distributing an 18-page booklet. of dollars. Now we read the Adenauer became the first German New Guinea and the "000" in hundreds of billions. chancellor of West Germany. "One Hundred Questions and An- Without the individual rights Bismarck Archipelago surren- It will be routine, the way In 1777, the Polish aristo- guaranteed each U.S. citizen in the dered to the British. swers on the Constitution of the things are going, to translate crat, Count Casimir Pulaski, In 1W8, British Prime Min- United States of America." Constitution, there would be no rea- "000" into trillions a few was commissioned a major ister Neville Chamberlain Its members also are asking son for a Bicentennial celebration. years hence. general in the American Rev- flew to Germany to try to me- residents and business estab- We're grateful to the DAR for re- tr.umi Mr In the current fiscal year, olutionary Army. diate a German-Czechoslovak lishments to fly the American flag minding us of that, and it should be 'Be careful crossing streets . .. the government is spending In 178», the U.S. Depart- dispute. watch for school buses . . . money at better than a billion ment oi Foreign Affairs In 1942, In World War II, this week in recognition of Con* in our thoughts this Wednesday. dollars a day. Ten years ago, changed Its name to (be De- be polite to the teachers on {he pirkpt linp.!_ German armies attacked stitution Week. Their suggestion Constitution Day. Interest on the debt e»me-h>- partment of State. Soviet city of Stalingrad. . SHREWSBURY, N J MONlv ' "f llpflfyHnwfolci Women replace two on Holmdel democratic slate HOLMDEL - The two ness pressures as their rea- pressures and his recent ap- She has served as presi- Mrs. Spang of 12 Indian She has been a leader of i.'.s, have ih. Democratic candidates (or Scout troop in Holmdel, and sons for pulling out of the pointments to the Monmouth Creek Road, was president of Girl Scout troop 570 and a Barbara. II. Lawrent Township Committee, Nor- served as Den Mother of Cub dent, treasurer and ways and race for two three-year com- County Overall Economic De- the Holmdel-Colts Neck Cub Scout den mother and Stephen, 16. man Schantz and James P Pack 131 means chairwoman of the mittee seats up in November velopment Committee and as League of Women Voters Mrs Spang is a member of Sykes, have withdrawn from She headed the township's Bayshore Hospital Auxiliary Mr Sykes, Indian ICreek coordinator for the 11th dis- People-to-People of the Great- tax assessor is J T the ticket and will be re- March of Dimes campaign and is a member of the town' from 1971 to 1974 and recently Road, has expanded his insur- trict Democratic candidates er Red Bank Area and is a Doll, of 21 Algonquin 1): placed by Mary C Hancik for three years and was a ship bicentennial committee resigned as secretary of the ance agency past member of its executive former lax collector ia and Alepha Spang Mrs Hancik. of 66 Tele trustee of the organizational Mrs Hancik and her hus Monmouth County LWV Mr Schantz, Country Lane, graph Hill Road, was the first group that led to formation of band, Paul, have a son. Paul, She is secretary of the tward The two women, the first a certified public accountant, president of the Indian Hill the Bayshore Community and a married daughter Mrs Holmdel Environmental A graduate of Connecticut female committee candidates cited both additional business PTA, organized the first Girl Hospital. Mary M. Nickels Council College she and her husband. in many years, are making their first bids for elective of fice. Both have long been ac- tive in civic and charitable organizations. Both Mr. Sykes and Mr Schantz gave increased busi- fine importe

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Limit on. coupon par vault i. proposals. Coupon pood at any foodlown Supermarket, limit on* coupon tmr oduli family. CHUCK $129 CHICKEN LEGS . T, Coupon »oogood Upl\%p\. Ut«t thruthru f*p», »«»• fy. H«. 47 Through Giordano's fund- raising efforts G C C was ROAST » I CHICKEN BREAST the recipient of the 1074 United States Steel Alumni SHORT RIBS Giving Incentive Award, se- knta had mun, Ukm* lected by the American CALVES LIVER & Alumni Council. UttLCMctWIlMr .49* The new director received CHUCK NECK BONES an AB In history from St. Pe- VEAL STEAKS .99* ter's College, Jersey City, in Tawn*. Ttnir, NMD RED DELICIOUS 1964 and an MA in history BEEF LIVER from St. John's University, foooTownsar-savKi oai 54 mat Jamaica, NY. in 1966 CUCUMBERS ' APPLES 3Ib.bag ^flulor » Thkk Foodlown WITH THII COUPON AND Ah> ADDITIONAL 17.50 OR MOftf Mr. Giordano has been ac- POTATOES c;:!:: • aclualna train milk. (Igar.tta pufchakaa, or rjliohollc tive in several professional Coupon aooa at any Pooatown fuparm.rkat. Limit any coupon p.r «0ul lt«AMbnli SLICED nl>. MO. 11 organizations, both devel- CARROTS 2 £3* • • • • •t,.,1 opment and public relations Oi<»i *»•»!«• ii»lnnr \v, oriented. He Is a member of BOSTON LETTUCE BACON s'I' the board of directors of the New Jersey Society of Fund Introductory Offer! You Sove Mor ./^««a^ FOODTOWN BAKErfY Raisers. RAGU McCdll's WHITE BREAD PUMPERNICKEi, BREAD Employe faces SPAGHETTI SAUCE SS SOAP POWDER assault charge COOKBOOK You Save More Orange Tropical Punch, Grape, or Gr WEST LONG BRANCH - HUDSON ( WAGNER Borough police reported that COLLECTION an altercation between two 3000 exciting reclp«i! NAPKINS >"<°;, DRINKS SX' jiiilj PIP FASHNW DONUTS A 491 pSiffl ISvi employes of Electronic Asso- Full color food photographs. YD"U Save More ciates Inc., Rt. 36, led to as- Volume No. 2 ^ ^. Regular or Diet U oi can] f sault charges against one of McCall's AA( C FOODTOWN !|!: POUNOCAKI RINGS V-T 99' OKWYPIt %" 79 j them Wednesday night. asswoii V V c&c According to police, Mark || \FOODTOWNDAIRYMPARTMNl SAVINGS!] Allan Johnson, 20, of 112 Bel- COOKBOOK 0«ly W W APPLESAUCE K COLA You Save Mori mont Ave , Long Branch, was >W. h»»rVHl*> released in $250 bail on FPFF WITHPUKHASIOF DRAIN POWER :::•:• ORANGE , charges of assault and bat- I IIL a. VO1. NO. 1 COOKIE COlltCTION A%'.ortr*t Flavors Powder Room, Wild Roitv Forest I:!:;: JUKI 3 Air Refresheners tery signed by Louis V V V m aja IHB^a vja^PT au fcT VTVtrrv FOODTOWN MARGARINE McBride, address withheld. FOODTOWN RENUZIT SOLID The Long Branch man was awz Kisses ' p*. / 7 11 Foodtown picked up on Rt 36 at 7:10 SODA q* " •Ok p.m. after an extensive THIN PRETZELS •»- 49* TRASH CAN LINERS S;:| GRAPEFRUIT search, police said. :•:•:: JUKE 69" A court hearing is sched- CRACKER JACKS 3^*1 uled for tomorrow. The in- IYSOL CLEANER 89 I FOODTOWN ntozm FOOD WMi UMON NaM vestigating officer was Pa- trolman William Richards. ICEJEAWIX" Froien Assorted Varieties ftoivr* Chopped RHDjANDY MORTON DONUTS fL Hodgkins unit Save 33c FOODTOWN WAFERS-^.! LIPTON TEA BAGS slates meeting . T*o lav* Mara OjEEMT X 59C GREEN GIANT PEAS MATAWAN - A meeting of the newly formed county C CRISCO •"•:•. Dr.Ornnan chapter of the Todd Belnick VIENNA FINGERS » 69 noomWM nut m i BEAUTY AID SAVINOSI :•:!:: CMNKli CUT Hodgkins Disease Foundation C M flit :•:?: POTATOES is slated'for.8:30 p.m^ FIG BARS * 69 1 I.IJ. anly m am Itmvrivt HHMI i twury « tomorrow at the home of Mr. :::•:; MRDS EYE «. and Mrs. J. Freud, 18 Middle- || CHEN MANS 3^*1 sex Road. THIS BULK PEPPERONI Thomas Brown, a represen- | COUPON •••»"! ttwtmn Cut Corn or Or»#*i PWM tative of the county Welfare 106 CABIN GENOA SALAMI :;i;ii MDSEYE Board, will be present to ad- TOWELS jo™ scon rOODTOWN SlAFOOn SAVINGS! :;•:•; vrenAius 3^L vise Interested persons on PANCAKE SYRUP ww, IN. coupon |^nC I4< off our rogutar low prk*. where to obtain Information :;i::: HAWAIAN PUNCH '- P-J on emotional or financial as- FRESH FLOUNDER sistance in connection with CUP THIS COUPON l3B Hodgkins disease. Mmdlwl.. l*»v W»n>^. »»>•. W. **f. W* rMy.i»l>l. l» WTora. Mowb-y To*n County 0f»tf» W# rwr>« «•>• rffM to Hmh M4*M t« 3 pacfcafM sf «ttif Nww Hat Mid In COM 8 The SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1975 Ball adds luster to museum's galleries

Honorary chairmen ol the B> LINDA ELLIS It was that same Anne Col- on hand to welcome the of Rumson, and Mrs. Dorothy benefit were Mr and Mrs. lins who dreamed up the bal- guests were William Board- K Blair of Shrewsbury de- Howard R. Berger of West UNCROFT - No one even anced and beautiful decora- man Leonard 3rd, president, signed the "programme." Long Branch. missed Pin the Tail on the tions throughout the museum Philip C. Carting, executive A highlight of the evening Donkey. The theme "An 18th Century vice president; George H was the musical interlude be- The honorary committee for the benefit included Mr. It wasn't that kind of birth Colonial Ball," was part of Moss Jr., vice president; Mrs tween cocktails and dinner and Mrs. Azoy, Mr and Mrs. day party the planning right down to the Allen B Kendall, vice presi- Felix Moizer played the har- Robert A Beck. Mr and Mrs The Monmouth Museum's 18th century furniture pieces dent; Geoffrey V Azoy, trea- psichord and Alicia Rowe the Philip G. Bernheim, Aaron W building is beginning its sec- on display and several host- surer; William U West * flute in a studied grouping of Berg, Mr. and Mrs Michael ond exhibition year on its new esses gowned in costumes of erfield, assistant treasurer 18th century songs Bivona, Mrs. Dorothy E. site on the Brookdale Commu- the period Modeling them to and Mrs James H. F A series of turns and pos- Blair, Mr and Mrs William nity College campus Its vol- perfection were Evelyn Arm- McCosker, secretary. Also, tures by the Paula DiFiore R Blair Jr., Mr. and Mrs A unteer corps threw a party strong, Barbara Butler. Tina the museum's director Milton dancers and Monmouth Civic H. Borden.iMrs John C Bor- Saturday night that didn't Bivona and Darlene Leheny. J. Bloch, and the adminis- Ballet in a minuet set follow- trative assistant Mr Gil ed the period music Tommy den, Mr. and Mrs William H slop til! Sunday morning The 1100 a plate candlelight Stone, in addition to the Vincent's orchestra played Borden and Mr and Mrs Gifts, prizes, ruffles and red dinner was served to 200 trustees and honorary during and after dinner Walter Borten uine, swinging* music and friends of the museum, manyj trustees. Dancing was in the classroom Sophie's peach Melba-it of them board members who Also, Mr and Mrs David T area of the museum, which went on and on for a good have been working for years There was a silent auction Buck. Charles S Callman, was transformed into a can- cause to see this permanent plat- for a cornucopia of gifts as- Mr and Mrs. Carling, Mrs dlelight dining room with pink George B. Cortelyou Jr., Mr The black-tie dinner dance form for museum exhibitions sembled by Mrs. John A. Con- tablecloths, napkins and and Mrs. George Dacey. Mr. began with pre-entrance cock- come into being stance of Little Silver, gifts handcrafted paper flowers to and Mrs. Thomas F Daly, tail parties at the homes of Exhibition funds have a chairman. complete the color theme Richard B Duane. Dr and the Jamas' H. F McCoskers way of needing transfusions The donated Cybis porce- The scattering of 18th century Mrs. Samuel E. Furman. Mr of RumSon, the Howard Sad of new money and Monmouth lain "The Little Blue Heron " pieces of furniture, desks, and Mrs. Albert P Gagnebin. withs of Colts Neck, and the Museum's is no exception; is now being enjoyed by the chairs and family portraits, Mr and Mrs. Frank Green- Itichard Collins of Fair hence, the ball. Karinja family in Rumson A lent warmth to the setting wall. Dr. and Mrs. Mason W Haven wide variety of gifts were do- The officers of the museum The cool evening air swept Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Waller nated by artists and mer- through the open doors for B. Guinan, Mr. and Mrs. chants. While not all the maximum comfort. Charles B. Harding, Miss receipts are in, it is expected Laura Harding, Mrs. Amory that the dinner dance raised The ball precedes the forth- L Haskell Jr, Mr and Mrs approximately $12,000 (or the coming major bicentennial Bruce B Huber, Mr. and Mrs museum. exhibition at the museum, an Ira Jacobson and Dr and Mrs Robert Stava of Mid exhibit of American folk art Mrs Kendall dletown, saw to it that mu- Charles T. Lyle, director of seum activities through the the Monmouth County Histori- Also, Mayor and Mrs Dan- AT THE HARPSICHORD — Music to complement the 18th century theme past year were com- cal Association and Milton J iel Kruman, Neptune City, of Monmoufh Museum's benefit ball by Felix Moizer at the harpsichord and prehensively collated in the Bloch, museum director, are Mr and Mrs. Loyd H Lang Alicia Rowe, flutist, Is enjoyed by William Boardman Leonard 3rd, Rum- institution's souvenir journal. designing the exhibition and ston, Mr. and Mrs Leonard. son, left, Mrs. Leonard, and museum director Milton J. Bloch, Colts Neck. Party plans for the beau- the 130-page catalog which Mr. and Mrs. Theodore tiful gala were under the gen- will accompany it. Marko, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Simon, Mr. and Mrs. jamin H Trask, Mr. and Mrs. eral chairmanship of Mrs. There will be a members' McCosker, Mr. and Mrs. Cur- Isaac Slott, Mr and Mrs Samuel Wechsler, Mr and Sam Costa, Little Silver. Pub preview of the exhibit Sept. tis B. Morehouse Robert C. Stanley Jr . Mr Mrs William U Westerfield, licity for the event was han- 27. The showing will continue Also, Mr. and Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Allison Stern. Mr Mr. and Mrs William G dled by Mrs. Edward Barrett through Nov. 21. Jr., Mr. and Mrs John G and Mrs. Bayard D. Stout, Wrightson Jr., Mr. and Mrs Rathman, Mr. and Mrs Vic- Mrs Olivia W. Switz. Mrs. James I Wyer and Mrs. tor L. Ransom^Dr. and Mrs Francis M. Taylor, Mr Ben- Douglas A. Yorke.

DtwIMti: thti h wr furl* trip la H» f«ril BUSY CHAIRMAN - Marlon Costa, Little Silver, Grainy and I fcttly km. L.trar» !• benefit general chairman, rests for one of the few •Hut tpMm, wi km a(w«»i loond brief moments away from her committee work, H • pint •( in*) Urnly mi ptr- with her husband Sam. The 18th century writing tally ckanakf f—fk. h Ikt t>anw desk was one of those used to give the galleries a »«W to «Mdi n IH, H.aUfhi mt, gracious setting. The gala ball raised approxi- ro»|> fan WwU In, tko L L L „ tiiltaliai **-- !•••••! *f rTvnCrl Pan IVTTVf 9v m fWVV^v* *' n It prtttel hktb M t—t H *t* *M\ ixMMtaiy, to koip imam Ika Wtn.rn oMhtliM •! wMdi tftrf knt boa well «• inltfnl pw1. M lonrit, MINUET DANCERS — Costumed in colonial ball gowns are minuet danc- (*fUfid oat* Franca (oipooolY hi tfca ers, left to right, Audrey Penney, West Long Branch, and Barbara Klbler, •JM ol lliplhla), and tor ttMlrf Middletown, who are Paula DiFiore dancers, and Dianne Crouse, Long «4 Ir.mt knt MfwMi » May Mi- Keyatone Savings Branch, and Vanno Borden, Rumson, who are members of the Monmouth lan, ttptcMy wktrt Mr mHaml •• Civic Ballet. Dancing was in the classroom area of the museum, which had itiMii d«k. h IMI entf, mtui oa the exhibition galleries in the entire building cleared for the one-night gala •grid ol nn, K am HHIIW benefit. m Un kod t rotorf .1 mutual laltr- ASBURY PARK NEPTUNE MANALAPAN «li lno.|k pofckol pkl«tpk«l Wt an traaMr fnanaMa, ~i M U*1 whm »|uilir k.ul it HH MfaManl hur 842-4900 CMMMHIII M KM IM do CnHfiMt, ner settings for the gala ol HM •»• o. UML » WMttwhl Uxo evening. * PM, oppoiilo Ikt |ord»m t*d ri» A,.-. U ff

i._ I,-,— (L. vw TTvW IM hatn Oitaipt Dyiw. Ikt nafNM on won., oad Mort wt MtlM • MPT ItMHf *W BflM Wtfl ##wV#f9v. M >i U • kinty knktt ol wwt tud tlMoii twiMkif oi wHk Ikt am- . . AND TEIL THEM >l«nli tl |Mtnl •tit|ii lotan I Mu. »h« o k«d day ol *MM) YOU SAW frati BoutUwf to fnakton, atl ikt AlOHADAY \ tlwjVt ahfekaur Ltf * m » _L__tm. . - .-• THEIR AD fwajpi vTvf nvfv, • Mvll pMlM Vvl- IS COMING (MM. Wo ktd WTtnt! km, tad won my tirtd, w wt otdor»d • kkj dwf IN y$EPT, 18 1-6 P.M. ••M wkkk wi nlnk.d wltk Mr Rims '• VI wtot. Wi nuMa'l wtil to "kR Ikt The Dairy Register • Stewardesses •oxk", ktCMH wt waalod lo kt k •Mpt Itr iw Km tjtnl>| km. • Hawaiian Experts j TU GALA NIGHT — Joining In on the festivities at the • Refreshments marking of the first year of operation In the new • Pruts Is in your head and at Lean Line. Because once Monmouth Museum building, are two of the board you get your mind to control your mouth, you'll lose immmmmmmmWmimwSmmmSmi members who were part of the founding group in v. • Souvenirs weight all over. Curl .1. (JiKii'lia. 1963, Geoffrey V. Azoy, treasurer, with his wife at ~ DOBBINS And that's exactly what Lean Line does. his side, and George H. Moss Jr., vice president, flt. 35 at Navaiink River Rd. We teach you psychologically how to lose weight Middletown physically with Lean Line's original right, all of Rumson. "Behavior Modification Technique." • YOUR Backed up by an easy-to-live with diet that even lets you eat spaghetti, bagels, loxand peanut butter. BETTER HEALTH IS So we don't change what you eat as much as we change how you eat. OUR LIFE'S WORK COOKING AT THE CONNOISSEUR It's simply a case of mind over matter. As a pharmacist member of the Health "FISHNOT ESSENTIAL. Tram, our chief duty Is to supply the potently First week/JETJO and $2.50 weekly thereafter. fresh, specific medicines your physician pre- Register Terrified to try a souffle? . . . paying a scribes for you. Call collect: king's ransom for chicken breasts In our prescription department are thou- 'cause you can't bone them yourself? . . sands of different medicines, so we can dispeme staff the exact ones prescribed. In order to be able knocked for a loop by a Wok or good (201)757-7677 to fill any prescription, even those prescribed soup? by distantly located physicians, the leading photos drug firms rush their new products to us as Lean Line soon as they are released for safe use. by Carl Forino Our Fall Cooking Courses are just for Mind over matter. you! •RICKTOWN. Amtncan Legion Poll "348 ManlolOkifig fld YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Thuri 9 00 am ft 7 00 pm when you need a delivery. We will deliver FORKED RIVER. Murray Qrovt, Roull 9, Lanoka Harbor Tun. 7 P.M. promptly without extra charge. A great many Call today for free brochure . . . don't be FNIEHOIC, VFW Posl. Waleioorks fld Wed 7 00 pm people rely on us for their health needs. We JACKSON, Jackson Lanes. Counly Line Rd . Mon Sepl B, al 7 00 P.M. left behind with good intentions and bad LAKEWOOO. Temple Beih-Am Madison A Cary Sis . Tues 9 00 am ft 7 00 pm welcome requests for delivery service and charge TV dinners. LITTLI SK.VED Little Silver Fi'ehouse. Prospecl Ave . Tues 7 00 p m accounts. MANAHAWKIN. Lutheran Ctiurch Of The Holy Spirit 333 No Mam SI Thurt.el fflOPM AUTHOMZU DISTRIBUTOR I0R HOUSTK 0S10MT PRODUCTS MATAWAN, American Legion Hall, tea Main St. Wed 9 00 am 17 00pm NEPTUNE. J C Bldg . 203 W Sylvania A>e . Neptune Cily. Shrewsbury Pharmacy Thu'S 9 00 am ft 7 00 pm THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS PT. PLEASANT, Dottle Dunslon s Dance Studio, Burnt Tavern Rd . THE CONNOISSEUR SHOPS Wed . 9:00 A M and 7-00 P.M. BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY 142-6616 or TOMS RIVER, Playdromt Bowling Rl 37. Mon 9 00 am ft 7 O0 pm 50 Church St., little Silver WALLL TOWNSHIPO , Circle fliM ShQPPinj Cantef1.BL35.and Atlantic Ave,. 741-1574 Tues , al 7 00 P.MPM. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1975 The Daily Ifegister 9 Niro-Pharr RED BANK - Miss Janet Asbury Park, and Is a secre- Lee Pharr and John Michael tary for Maimone Brothers, Langbein-Palumbo Niro were married here Sat- Little Silver contractors. urday during a ceremony in Mr. Niro attended Brandy- WEST LONG BRANCH - In SI Jerome's Mrs. Langbein was graduated from Shore St. Anthony's Roman Catholic wine College, Wilmington, Roman Catholic Church here Saturday, Miss Regional High School, here, and The Ameri- Church. Msgr. Salvatore Di - Del., and ti a plumber em- Joanne Christine Palumbo, daughter of Mr. can University, Washington, DC She is • Lorenzo officiated. There was ployed by H. Hansen and and Mrs. Joseph J. Palumbo, 31 Monroe St.. free-lance journalist. Her father is an assis- a reception in Squires Pub, Sons, River Plata. He is a became the bride of Fred Henry Langbein of tant editor for The Daily Register. West Long Branch sergeant in the Army Re- Washington, DC, son of Dr. and Mrs. Leland The bridegroom, who is an operations ana- serve, Ft. Hancock. Mr*. p Parents of the couple are ast H. Langbein, Ml Windermere Ave.. Inter- lyst with the Federal Reserve Board of Gover- They will reside in Red (Nee Daryl King) laken nors In Washington, is an alumnus of Asbury Mr. and Mrs Norris Pharr. «2 Mrs. Frc* Laagfceia • Mrs. Jtka Nln Maple Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Bank The Rev Michael M. Garry officiated at Park High School, attended Universite de (Nee Janet Pharr) Michael Niro, 211 River Road Pease-KKini g the ceremony, which was followed by a recep- Fribourg, Switzerland, and was graduated (Nee Joanne Palumbo) tion in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury from Georgetown University, Washington. His Attending the bride were RED BANK - Miss Daryl Miss Joyce Pharr, maid of Bridal note Miss Laura Fiorentini was maid of honor. father, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Lynne King, daughter of Mr. honor; Mrs. Achille Niro, Wedding and engagement Also attending Mrs. Langbein were her sister, Army, is a professor of business and econom- and Mrs. Richard C. King, 12 Mrs. Richard Montanya, Miss forms are available on Mrs. Steven Stahl, and Miss Rita Nannini ics at Monmouth College. Warren Drive, Marlboro, was Valerie Tesauro, Miss Sandy request to The Daily Regis married here Saturday in Tri- John Furey was best man. Ushers were After a wedding trip to France, Italy and Wickson and Miss Kathy Far- ler's Contemporary Life de- nity Episcopal Church, to William Langbein, John Carrozza, Darrell Switzerland, Mr. and Mrs. Langbein will make ley. Stefania and Patrick Niro partment. There is no fee Navy ADJ-1 Robert George Fearn and Mr Stahl. their home in Washington. were flower girl and ring charged for any material Pease, son of Harold Pease, bearer. used. Wedding details are 41 Crest Circle, Matawan, and preferred in advance. Pic- Achille Niro was best man tures received two weeks af- Mrs. Sonja Bell, 28-A Pin Hotchkiss-Olson and ushers were Peter De- ckney Road, here. ter the event, run the risk of LONG BRANCH - St. Michaels Roman flower girl and Ian Michael Connor was ring Ponte, Chuck Carpenter, not being used. After publica- The Rev. Dudley Rapp offi- Catholic Church. West End, was the setting bearer. Gary Pharr, Martin Tesauro tion the pictures may be pick- ciated. There was a reception here Saturday for the marriage of Miss Bar- Michael Hotchkiss was best man for his and Mr. Montanya. ed up at the main office of in Cobblestones, Middletown bara Greta Olson and William Hotchkiss. brother. Ushers were David Lowry, Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Niro are . The Daily Register, One Reg- Mrs. Timothy McCue was Msgr Paul F. Bradley officiated at the cere- Bensen and James Loftus 3rd. alumni of Red Bank Regional Mrs. William H.trlklss Mrs. Joseph Steele ister Plaza, Shrewsbury. matron of honor. Also attend- mony. There was a reception in Fisherman's The bride Is employed by Globe Book Co.. High School. She was gradu- (Nee Barbara Olson) (Nee Barbara Angeline) 07701, Or, they may be sub- ing Mrs. Pease were Mrs. Mi- Wharf, Rumson. New York. She is an alumna of Palm Springs ated also from Stuart School mitted with a self-addressed, chael Keller and the Misses The bride, who has resided with her uncle (Calif.) High School. Monmouth College, West of Business Administration, stamped envelope. Linda Hammond, Lisa Maria and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Fanner Sr, 287 Long Branch, and School of Dante Aligheri, and Kathy Kenny. Paige East End Ave., Belford, is the daughter of the Rome, Italy Steele-Angeline White was flower girl and Ty- late Oscar Olson and the late Madeline Smith Mr.-Hotchkiss, an alumnus of Henry Hud- ler King was ring bearer. Olson. son Regional School, Highlands, and Mon- MIDDLETOWN - King of Belford. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Make A Date Mr. Pease had Michael Kel- The bridegroom is the son of William T. mouth County Technical Institute, Middle- Kings Lutheran Church was mond Steele, 111 Seabreeze ler as his best man and Ran- Hotchkiss, S3 Asbury Ave., Atlantic Highlands, town, attended Rutgers University, Newark, the setting here Sept. 7 for Ave., East Keansburg, are A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- dy Ross, Mr. McCue. Todd and the late Margaret Paterson Hotchkiss. and is employed by Western Electric Co., the marriage of Miss Barbara the bridegroom's parents. tions. Rates: |2 00 for) lines for one day $100 each addi King and Tom Geran as ush- The bride's honor attendants were Miss Kearny. Ann Angeline and Joseph Miss Margaret Ryan and tional line; $J.OO for two days, $125 each additional line; ers. Patricia Ann Olson, her sister, and Mrs Rich- Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss will reside in At- Walter Steele. The Rev. Wil- James Walter Steele were $5 for three to (lye days, 11.50 each additional line; * 00 Mrs. Pease was graduated ard Connor, their cousin. Cathleen Loftus was lantic Highlands liam A. Hanson officiated at matron of honor and best for It days; $2 00 each additional line. Deadline noon day from Marlboro High School the double ring ceremony. man. before publication. Call The DaUy Register, 542-4000, ask and was previously employed There was a reception in Mr. and Mrs Steele attend for the Date Secretary. by Mr. Liquidators, Shrews- Bachstadts, East Keansburg ed Middletown Township High bury. School and will reside in Bel- Today - For children. Dial a Story with a Biblical The bridegroom is an The bride is the daughter of ford after a wedding trip to moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of alumnus of Matawan Region- Engagements Louis Angeline, 21B Rt. 36. ' the Poconos. Middletown Dial 671 J319 al High School and is sta- SEPTEMBER 2 TO 15 tioned at the Brunswick Preschool registration PEACE Inc. of Monmouth (Maine) Naval Air Station Pilkington-Tann County. A non-profit State Certified preschool, located in They will reside in Maine, Fischer-Raney ASBURY PARK - The engagement of Miss Patricia Ann Belford, is now accepting registration, for the 1975-76 Tann to Robert John PUkington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. McLEAN, Va. - Miss and Mrs. Konrad H. Fischer, school year. AM and PM sections available. Two day Pilkington, 58 Bayview Ave., Keansburg, is announced by her Elizabeth Snow Raney and 16 Maryland Ave., West Long week $15 per month. Three day week $20 per month. For Library parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Tann, 1310 Fourth Ave., here Richard Glenn Fischer were Branch, N.J. information call 787-2736 or 787-5223. An April wedding is planned. married here Sept. 6 in the SEPTEMBER 14 Miss Tann was graduated from St. Rose High School, Bel- garden of the Evans Farm Miss Nancy Andrews and Sunday Fruit Festival, 3-7 p.m. Admission 50c at the displays Inn by the Rev. Frederick W Frederick Strieker were the mar, and is employed by American Telephone and Telegraph, Morganville Methodist Church, Hwy. 79, sponsored by Vaile, Richfield, Ohio, uncle New York. honor attendants. Youth Group. Varied fruit desserts and beverages. Mr. PUkington Is an alumnus of Middletown Township of the bride After a wedding trip to SEPTEMBER 15 porcelain High School and is with American Telephone and Telegraph RUMSON - On display this Parents of the couple are Ocean City, Md., Mr. and Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W. District 6 President Sylvia Long Lines, Somerset. 1 month in Oceanic Free Li- Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mrs. Fischer will reside in Theriault will pay her official visit to V.F.W. Auxiliary brary, Avenue of Two Rivers, Raney, Springfield, and Mr. Long Branch, N.J. 2140 at Brighton Memorial V.F.W. Post, 255 Willow Ave., is a collection of Copenhagen Long Branch at 8 p.m. All members and all district offi- porcelain. Heston-Stryker cers are invited to attend. SEPTEMBER II Registration is now under PORT MONMOUTH - Announcement is made by Mr. Registration for Kindergym Program will be held way for the preschool story and Mrs. Richard B. Stryker Jr., IK Brainard Ave., of the en- Tues., at St. Agnes Mini-Gym at 10 a.m. $1 registration hour for four-year olds, and gagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Alison Stryker, to fee. $10 for program. Mrs. Peg Goodman will be instruc- the crafts and movie program U.S. Army Spec, 4 Ralph W. Heston 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. tor. for schoolage children. Both Ralph W. Heston Jr., 262 East End Ave., Belford. Chinese Auction, Bayshore Community Church, 185 begin Oct. 7. Miss Stryker and her fiance are graduates of Middletown Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, 8 p.m. $1.50. Sponsored by Township High School. She plans to attend nursing school. Library hours are from 1 to Womens Guild for Building Fund. Spec. 4 Heston Is stationed in Germany. 5 p.m. and 7 to I p.m. Mon- W2GSA meets Red Cross, Shrewsbury, every 1st and days and Thursday, and from 3rd Tuesday FREE Ham radio classes. Call 747-1090 or 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, 0 'Donnell-Engebretson 741-8816, Wednesday, Friday and Sat RALEIGH, N.C. - Mr. and The Thrift Shop reopens Tues., Sept. 16. Hours 9:30-1 'iirday. tarded and learning disabled, Mrs. Edward A. Engebretson she was graduated from Wes- p.m. Middletown Village, Kings Highway, Middletown. of Raleigh, formerly of Mata- Needle Your Way ley College, Dover, Del., in Miss Sinker PTA Open House, Holy Cross School, 7:30 p.m. wan, N.J., announce the en- 1973 and this year from SEPTEMBER 16, 17, 19 into Christmas gagement of their daughter, Greensboro College, where Transcendental Meditation Free Introductory Lectur- Miss Carol Anne Engebret- she was a member of the Stu- Osbom-Ruscio es, Tues., Sept. 16, Matawan High School, Room W 114, son, to Kevin G. O'Donnell, dent Council for Exceptional Nt«IWpoint-n-$tuff Wed., Sept. 17 TM Center, 731 Cookman Ave., Asbury son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Children RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Park, Red Bank YMCA. Sept. 19, Ocean Township Town O'Donnell of St. Augustine, Kits, Canvas Mr. O'Donnell is completing Joseph T. Ruscio, East River Hall. Special Video Presentation. All at 8 p.m. 774-6616. Fla , formerly of Matawan A his senior year at State Uni- Road, announce the engage- The Yellow Brick Bank Yam, Accessories July wedding is planned. versity of New York Mari- ment of their daughter, Miss SEPTEMBER 19 . Custom Designs 1 Kits Miss Engebretson and her time College, Bronx. N.Y.. JoAnne Edna Ruscio, to Piano it Voice Teachers Conference, co-sponsored by at Low Prices fiance are 1971 graduates of where be is a dean's list stu- Bruce Edward Osborn, son of The Monmouth Conservatory of Music and Community Services Brookdale College, 8:45-2 p.m., Christ Church Call "T»fl" Matawan Regional High dent. Mrs. Edna Osborn, Marconi jfirst jtational Itate jfcmk School. A teacher for special Road, Wall Township, and the Methodist, 300 Ridge Rd., Fair Haven. Includes Recital- 544-9423 education of mentally re- late George Osborn. An au- OFTHE JERSEY COAST Lecture by guest artist Constance Keene entitled "Com- tumn wedding is planned. Rumson Office: munication in Music." Admission to all seminars and *— Club marks 10th year River Road and Washington Street, Rumson. N J 07760 lunch $6. ($iwithout lunch). Further information 741-8880. OCEANPORT - The Miss Ruscio is an alumna of Oceanport Garden Club will Utmbti at SEPTEMBER l», 20 Rumson-Kair Haven Regional Rummage It Homemade Cake Sale will be sponsored celebrate its 10th anniversary High School. She received a jftrsl Jtalional State JBancorporalion Atulit2.3O0.00O.0OC by the UMW of the Sea Bright Methodist Church on Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. in the Com- BA degree from Monmouth munity Center. The public is Friday, Sept. 19 from 2 am -8 p.m. Sat., Sept. 20,10 a.m.- College, West Long Branch. invited to attend the party, at 2 p.m. She is employed by the Mon- which refreshments will be served. Mrs. George Peaff mouth County Welfare Board, SEPTEMBER 20 will speak on plant propaga- .New Shrewsbury. ELAINE POWERS Second "Tailgate Flea Market," sponsored by Ladies tion. Auxiliary, Sea Bright Fire Department, Sea Bright Mr. Osborn was graduated Borough Parking Lot, center of town. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Rain from Wall High School and date Oct. 4. Spaces $5. Call 842-0079 or 842-2898 or 842-2100 also received a BA degree 2-for-1 SALE! DANCING. for information. from Monmouth College. He Bring a Friend and SAVE 50% Is employed by Shamrock Com* to EUirti Ptwmj now and bring a frfendl Tht two of you on ttart improving your Flea Market," Lint-reft United Presbyterian Church, FREE Services, Belmar. figure (or tht priot ol ontl * W. Front St. and Everett Rd., Sat., Sept. 20, 10-4, on Your progrim inchidH a figure anarytls, panona. and haipful instruction, aamibta Mting mgjMtion*, and unlimited us* of trw islon and tKarcning aquipmanl church grounds. Spaces $5. Call 842-6646 or 747-2159. Rain INSTALLATION date 9/27. OMY NOUN'S CAN OffiR YOU A VAUK UKE TH5 ECONOMY Jinl counl tie numb* ol irtodowi you rail and >k»> In k» • hn Demon Plants & Handcrafted Ceramic Pots Sale, sponsored eeMen and nUniaH You «avt ial»lnw> t commltikxi! SHOE REPAIR by Policeman's Wives Association of Middletown. A It P Shopping Center, Chapel Hill, Rt. 35, Middletown. Hours: On our HEAVY DUTY IMIMIL 1-4 p.m. "WASHINGTON" REBUILT SEPTEMBER 20, 21 WHITE ALUMINUM Country Fair, Sept. 20, 21, Cross Farms, Holmdel, sponsored by Holmdel Bicentennial Committee. Food and COMHNATWN WWDOW needlework judging, craft demonstrations. 264-6586 for in- formation on entering contest. Country Fair Square Dance, Sept. 20, 8:30 Cross Bam. Call Bob Mtlmore for tickets. 946-4518. $5 per person. CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS- Dorothy Tolaod Pont J7ien Come in For Our 2-For-1 Sale.. SEPTEMBER 21 THRU OCTOBER 12 DOROTHY; "Under The Lindens," a designer showhouse, spon- THE FUN A T HALF THE PrVCEl sored by the Junior League of Monmouth. Open daily TOLAND from Sept. 21 thru Oct. 12 at 141 Rumson Rd., Rumson, »u MMM oct DANCE STUDIO •turn mjM OUOURR »e» N.J. Tickets $3.50. Hours: Mon. thru Sat., 10 a.m. to 4 HCTOIttj MOCCU »e j O o tt MOCCUjCaawf •>•>*> p.m. Sun. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs. evenings 8:30 to 9:30. Ml K, Hcrgca II., Krd Huk •2208 \j SEPTEMBER 23, 24 n:SJHtaamaiatr«ctk Fifth Annual Shrewsbury Corners Antiques & Crafts 0nly$150S£ piKtk Call tafarhr par Show, Sycamore & Broad Sts., Shrewsbury, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Luncheon 11:30- COLLEGE BOARDS 2. Admission $1.25. Wheiabodyactdsanitad Conbiaiag teasiblc activity OCTOBER 5 (at a prkt aay body can afford). and staiiMc eatiag iiggtitiois ... "Craft and Flea Market" Red Bank Hadassah. $5 ...IF YOU ARE A DRESS SIZE spaces. Middletown Shopping Center (Rt. 35) 10 a m -4 TUTORING u - You Can B« A Sin 10 In 31 Day! p.m. Hobbyists, dealers. (71-4810, 842-5582. Oct. 12 if rain. Elaine Powers 1« — You Can Be A Slit 12 In 36 Day* SAVE FUEL! IS — You Can Be A Stiff 14 in 36 Days AT THE RED BANK YMCA Figure Salons 20 - You Can B< A Sin 14 in 50 Days OCTOBER 12 ?? - You Can Be A Sue 16 in SI Days Monmouth County 4H Benefit Open Horse Show

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Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday as you possibly can within the zoom. Do what you can to in- AT LEAST I'M LETT WITW MONDAY Sept. 15 - Born ARIES (March 21-April 19) - limits of any given project, so fluence others in your direction •OWE TftJLY ftONOOFUL today, you have as your two Customer relations are very im- greatest, most useful assets ins- that gradually all of your where votes of confidence are in- portant now. Make certain not to tinct and intuition - or they will abilities can be developed to a volved. offend anyone through an unwit- be, once you learn first to weigh high degree. You will especially SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 ting insult early in the day. and then to use them correctly. wish to exercise those creative Dec. 21) -There is no need to let TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You will, first of all, have to lose talents which, once developed, the near future take care of it- — Your greatest selling point al can bring you special recogni- your fear of the kind of self. Accept the help of a close this time is your own personality. tion. knowledge that comes without friend in organizing your next Employ it in ways too charming To find what is in store for you step. benefit of books, teachers, or ver- to be resisted! bal instruction of any kind; for tomorrow, select your birthday CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan GEMINI (May 21 June 20) - you -like most •- are inclined to and read the corresponding 19) —If you would gain support Opportunity knocks when and distrust information not substan- paragraph. Let your birthday for a business or professional en- tiated by evidence. star be your daily guide. terprise, take advantage of a where you least expect it. Don't Tuesday. Sept. If social gathering. Employ charm. hesitate to take another up on an Blondie Pay attention to your inner offer of real gain. voice and you will gain much VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 10 CANCER (June 21-July 22) - both spiritually and materially Flans recently made should now -Direct efforts toward the mak- that otherwise would be last to begin to show signs of being ing of another's future, rather Customary duties keep you busy you. fulfilled - if not by you, then by than your own. In such a way during morning hours. After- You have been gifted with a one who understands them. will you win a place in another's noon and evening call for special number of talents. Your main LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 22) - heart. efforts in your dealings with peo- job, however, will not be to Where speculation is concerned, PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - pie. choose among them for the one rely on your own past ex- Exercise caution in dealings LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - or two you wish to bring to a perience, as well as on the ac- with any who can make or break Difficult decisions must now be high level of development. quired knowledge of another. your career for you. Keep dear made on the employment scene. Rather, your job will be to SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - of arguments in afternoon or Tum your attention toward new employ as many of your talents Allow your popularity rating to evening. phases of present work. SheinwolcPs bridge advice by Alfred Sheinwold would have bid four hearts took the ace of hearts and and gone down. Bridge would be a wonder^ swiftly led a club—but to no With the obvious diamond avail. West dealer ful game if it were not for opening lead and the obvious Declarer took the ace of Both sides vulnerable DO YOU 0BLIEVE partners. What can you do club shift by South, West NORTH when your partner blunders clubs, drew a round of trumps IKl would have to lose a diamond, with the king and ran the • 974 TO into the auction just when the a club and two hearts. North spades. By the time North • Q105 opponents were going to bid could have pointed out that ruffed, West had discarded his « 852 a game they couldn't make? 7 it's better to be plus 100 than losing club and had made the • K953 Before you let him have it minus 500, but he kept quiet. vulnerable game, worth 620 between the eyes, consider to- WEST EAST points. • A 105 • KQJ82 day's hand, played a couple of GOOD THING months ago in the European •JKJ964 • 8732 Bridge Championships. DAILY QUESTION • Q106 • K It was a good thing, too. • A6 *J87 The defenders had no When the hand was played at Partner opens with one SOUTH the other table of the match, trouble taking two spades, spade, and the next player «>63 two trump tricks and a club, West bid four hearts without passes. You hold: 4KQJ82 • A collecting a penalty of 500 any opposition. •8732 *K 4J87. What do points. And now it turned out that you say? • AJ9743 Hagar Since Swedish bridge ex- the opening lead was not so • Q1O42 perts are very polite, North obvious after all. In fact, ANSWER: Bid three West North East South did not complain. Still, he felt North led a spade. Declarer spades. The hand is slightly 1 • Pass 3 • 4 • HELP YoU the usual pangs. If South had won with the king of spades too strong for a pre-emptive Dble. All Pass OUT THERE IH T^B/P£AL stayed out of the bidding West and led a low heart. South jump to four spades, Opening lead - WoffLO W|T|4 YOLJp 1$ OKAY, I I HEARD kOC PAY-To-Y ANPM6ARA6E HOW P10 HOW COME OUT 7 0UTTHE6ARA6ECHOKEP! (&LJE65... PUT- PLAYED IN A DIP HQV PLAV WELL? MIXED-DOUBLES s\ \ TOURNAMENT

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By BARBARA KATELL lion of its new (875.000 munu Thousands of residents ipal building with iis first streamed to the municipal FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- country fair Saturday, and complex off Schanck and The township coupled dedica- the result was quite a party. Still well Corner Roads to view the new 25.000-square- foot colonial-style municipal building with its spacious meeting rooms and work areas and its authentic Wil- liamsburg wallpapers and paint colors After listening to dedication speeches by Mayor James Mayor and Rep. James J Howard, D-N.J., the crowds turned to the municipal grounds where over SO civic and service organizations had joined with the township to set up an old-fashioned coun- try fair as a tribute to the bi- centennial. Long lines soon formed for 10-cent hot dogs, 25-cent ham- burgers and five-cent beer ' H 1 v V '•'- M ^K which were offered by the Phatot. by Dtn lordl.. chief Rtfilfrr pfioto9f aphrr •1 township COTTON FOR EATING — Robert Horohoe of the Elton Road PTO finds * " • k' " ' Many residents dressed in keeping up with the demand for cotton candy at the Freehold Township colonial garb. And mobcaps country fair is a sugary business. Other old-fashioned treats offered includ- and old-fashioned sunbonnets ed popcorn, brownies and 10-cent hotdogs. were sold by a number of or- ganizations. By mid-afternoon ages And an old-fashioned Freehold Township Demo- teen-agers singing tunes, and the caps and bonnets were hay wagon ride added anoth- cratic Club The Environmen- guitarists strumming the favored headgear of little er country touch to the day • tal Commission distributed By late afternoon, while .' ^^ B • girls and their mothers. Little brochures describing mea- residents were still arriving, boys preferred the Indian Most organizations geared sures taken to keep the town many of the booths were al- warpaint offered by one of their exhibits and wares to pollution-free, and the G/eat ready down to their last pio- * the township parent-teacher the bicentennial and histori- er Freehold Registered Nurs- neer-style sunbonnet or organizations. cal theme. And there was a es Association urged residents chocolate brownie. But the variety ranging from bicen- to take free pamphlets on supply of those pre-World tennial buttons, key rings and BACK TO J776 — Pioneer dresses and sunbonnets Their older brothers and symptoms and treatment of War II priced hot dogs kept sisters made a beeline for the mugs to nine-patch quilts and diabetes up with the seemingly in- add an authentic touch to the old-fashioned coun- cornhusk and apple dolls try fair in Freehold Township Saturday. Mrs. Flor- dunking game where local po- satiable demand ence Griffin, left, of the township bicentennial AN APPLE A DAY — Dunking for apples was licemen took turns manning Other groups stuck to more The Battleground Arts Cen- committee, Mrs. Edmund Goerke and Meg among the old-fashioned games and activities of- the dunking stool. contemporary concerns A ter coordinated continuous en- All in all it was quite an Goerke, 3, flank Mayor James Mayor at the fair fered at Freehold Township's first country fair. Cotton candy, homemade constant stream of new resi- tertainment which encom- auspicious debut for a munici- which launched the township's bicentennial cele- Denlse Cannon, 8, finds it a good way to get a cookies, cakes and brownies dents registered to vote at a passed everything from old- pal fair and a new municipal bration. clean apple for ready eating. sold quickly to children of all nonpartisan booth run by the fashioned square dancing to building The Daily Register Live day at a time, says seniors queen

SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1975 13 B> JI in MCDONNELL the state competed in evening gown and talent segments of the two-hour pageant Talent pre- ASBURY PARK - Bert Parks wasn't sentations ranged from singing and tap danc- there flashing his big broad smile at the con- ing to displays of handmade patchwork quilts testants. And the runway was only 10-feet to a demonstration of advanced yoga posi- long. But to the participants and their fans, tions the third annual Ms Senior Citizen of New The yoga demonstration, by Mrs. Low- Jersey pageant was just as exciting as the enberg, who has written a book on yoga for STATE more famous competition held in Atlantic City senior citizens, drew oohs and aahs of admira- By The Associated Press a week ago. tion from the crowd. "New Jersey should be proud to be the first But the largest round of applause went to state in the country to honor women who have Gertrude Kropilak of Middlesex County, for reached the 'age of elegance.' " said Dr. Al an accomplishment no Miss America will ever Abducted sailor's kin keep vigil Mott, master of ceremonies and executive di- claim: 11 children, 40 grandchildren, and 9 JERSEY CITY - "I depend on my faith in God I believe rector of the pageant. great-grandchildren. my son is alive. But this waiting — I'm not used to it," said Convention Hall was packed with nearly The Senior Citizens also presented their Richard Bowidowicz 2,500 spectators Saturday who cheered, Man-of-the-Year Award to Gabe Pressman of He is waiting for word on the fate of his son. Navy Elec- clapped, and whistled as a very elegant five- WNEW-TV on behalf of his efforts for the el- tronics Tech. 3 Thomas C Bowidowicz, believed abducted foot, ei{jit-inch Madeline Munder of North Ber- derly. from a U.S. Navy satellite tracking station in Ethiopia by re- gen was crowned as the state's senior citizen "The isolation between the generations is bel forces. representative for the coming year. part of what's wrong with this country." Mr. Bowidowicz said at his home here yesterday that he has The 66-year-old Mrs. -Mundcr has three chil- Pressman told the crowd. "We will never re- heard noting more since the Navy told him Saturday after- dren, four grandchildren and a great grand- gain our former greatness until we return to noon that his son was "missing" following a raid on the track- child. the old values of revering and respecting the ing station of the Kagnew communications facility near As- Ms. Monmouth County, Rena Bradley of elderly and giving them an important function mara in Northern Ethiopia's Eritrea province^ \%r Bradley Beach, was third runner-up in society." Bowidowicz said he served in the Pacific as a Marine in Other finalists were Marta Lowenberg of All of the contestants emphasized the im- World War II, but waiting for word about his son was more Ocean County, first runner-up; Elizabeth Car- portance of remaining active and useful ' • trying than his wartime experiences twright of Milford, second runner-up; Agnes "Age isn't important; it's how you feel." Hawkins of Essex County, fourth runner-up said Mrs. Bradley Carter witness was mental patient "Age is only a state of mind. You can do Other events during the day included an anything," Mrs. Munder, a widow, told the au- antique car show and a ball immediately fol- • •f il»r ilolf pholo by Curl Forlno NEWARK — One of two key prosecution witnesses at the dience. "Just remember that there's no yes- lowing the pageant. MS. SENIOR CITIZEN CROWNED - Mary Vogel, left, of Cherry Hill, Ms. murder trial of former boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and terday — It's gone. And there's no tomorrow Sen. Harrison A Williams Jr.- D-N J . Senior Citizen of New Jersey 1975, congratulates Madeline Munder of North a codefendant had a history of mental illness that was never — it never comes Just live one day at a may have summed up the day best when he Bergen, who was chosen to represent the state's senior citizens for the disclosed to the jury, according to court transcripts time." told the crowd; "It's wonderful to see such a coming year. Mrs. Munder, a widow, is a self-taught artist who displayed Arthur Bradley spent two months at Menlo Park Diagnos- To the accompaniment of "Let Me Call large turnout and so much enthusiasm Bert several of her paintings in the pageant held Saturday in Asbury Park. tic Hospital several years before Carter's trial and had been You Sweetheart" and "A Pretty Girl is Like A Parks, and all the rest of you in Atlantic City, under "intensive" psychiatric treatment immediately before Melody," the 13 contestants from throughout eat your hearts out." and after the June 1966 murders for which Carter «md code- fendant John Artis were convicted. Middletown welfare head Bradley was one of two prosecution witnesses who testi- fied he saw Carter and Artis in a car believed to have been used as a getaway vehicle by two men who robbed a Paterson tavern and fatally shot three patrons. to weigh decision on post Bradley and the other, witness, Alfred Bello. admitted they were burglarizing a sheet metal firm near the tavern MIDDLETOWN - Thomas $3,500 cut by the Township for the township's Democratic when they allegedly saw Carter and Artis. M. Curley Jr., appointed Committee "terribly unfair " party. Last year, Bradley and Bello publicly recanted their township welfare director in "The job paid $12,000 before Mr. Walling said the trial testimony, claiming they lied in exchange for favorable July, said he will decide in a and it's still worth $12,000, ' board's first choice was Mrs. disposition of various felony charges against them. week whether he will resign said Mr. Walling. "Mr. Cur- Lillian Jacobson, principal Carter and Artis are presently serving life prison terms Citing his displeasure with ley's qualifications have been clerk in the local welfare of- while awaiting the outcome of appeals the political fighting over his approved by the state: why fice She has been acting di- appointment, Mr. Curley, 28, should he have to take a sala- rector since Mrs. Tomasco re- says he is seriously consid- ry cut?" signed. Prescription cost aid slated "I don't blame him if he re- ering stepping down. He feels According to Mr Walling, TRENTON - Commissioner of Institutions and Agencies jects this offer." he added the position of welfare direc- Mrs. May was not approved Ann Klein said Saturday that a new state program to provide Robert J. Eckert and Rich- tor should be filled on the because she did not have the elderly persons with assistance in paying for prescription ard V. Kelly, Democratic can- basis of qualification, not po- proper qualifications. Mrs. drugs should take effect next Jan. 1. didates for the committee, litical motivation or alliance. Jacobson's application was Mrs. Klein said the Department of Institutions and had demanded that the com- "Although I am a registered eventually rescinded because Agencies was preparing regulations to implement the pro- mittee reject the $12,000 sala- Republican I have no party of non-residency (she lives in gram established by a law signed last Aug. 21 by Gov. Bren- ry. They maintained it was allegiance and have always Ocean Township). Mr. Wall- dan T. Byme. unfair for a new appointee to considered myself nonpolitic- ing said the board decided on She said though the program won't take effect until next start at a salary that Mrs. To- al," said Mr. Curley. "I find Mr Curley as the best quali- January it wil] be retroactive to the date the law was signed. masco had built up during her all this political bickering fied remaining candidate. He The program provides up to 80 per cent state payment of years of service very embarrassing I didn't was approved by a 3-2 vote. the cost of prescription drugs in excess of the legal deductible like it when it began and I Mayor Peter J Carton, a cost. don't like it any better now." Republican, said although the Mr. Curley says the salary Eligibility for the program is restricted to residents of the Mr. Curley applied for the committee unanimously ap- he now receives from the state who ire 65 years of age or older and have individual an- post in May when, through his proved the $8,500 figure, he county Welfare Board is less nual incomes of less than $9,000 work at the Monmouth Coun- personally thought it should than $8,500. ty Welfare Board, he learned have been at least $1,000 high- Digilio gets nine years for bribery Mrs. Alice Tomasco was re- er. "It's less but the difference signing for medical reasons Mr. Carton views the salary is not worth all the aggrava- NEWARK — Reputed mob boss John Digilio was sen- Mrs. Tomasco, who was •wel- cut as the Democrats' method tion," he said. "I'm on a tenced Friday to nine years in prison for paying an FBI clerk- fare director here for 12 of ousting Mr. Curley in hopes promotional list at work now typist for the name of an informant who told the FBI about years, received a $12,000 sala- of getting a Democrat ap- and I'll receive a degree in his loansharking activities in Hudson County. ry. Mr. Curley, however, was pointed. management from Rutgers Two codefendants, Peter Szwandrak of Hazlet and Harry offered $8,500. Democrats on the com- University in December. 1 Lupo of Bayonne, were sentenced to six months in jail That figure was decided mittee, however, have know I could'make more than DiGilio, 42, of Paramus. the reputed heir to the Hudson upon last week by the Town- charged that other candidates $8,500 with all these things go- County fiefdom of the late Vito Genovese, was sentenced by ship Committee. Mr. Curley- • weren't interviewed for the Ing for me " U.S. District Court Judge H. Curtis Meanor. The judge pre- had not begun work as local position. Mr. Curley said he sided at the 11-day trial at which DiGilio was found guilty of Mr. Curley said he was welfare director, since, the had already been appointed conspiracy to' steal government documents and aiding and aware the assistance board committee had not acted on when the committee opted to abetting in the theft had recommended the $12,000 his salary until last week. conduct interveiws As dozens of his friends watched from the audience, Di- salary, pending Township Raymond T. Walling, chair- Committeeman Thomas J Gilio urged Judge Meanor to "show me consideration." Committee approval. RED BANK CLASS REUNION - 196 members of the Red Bank High man of the Local Assistance Lynch, a Democrat and the But Judge Meanor said DiGilio had tried to subvert the School Class of 1930 attended their 45th reunion at the Cobblestones In Mid- Board which made the ap- committee's liaison with the judicial process, which was "akin, to trying to bribe a judge or "1 expected the committee pointment, had recommended assistance board, favored the a prosecutor." And the judge said his sentence was given with dletown Saturday. Left to right ore members of the reunion committee: Ed to lower the figure, but not as- a $12,000 salary for Mr. Cur- application of Mrs. Mary •n eye toward the publicity it would generate and act as a Allen of Llncroft, Al Doremus of Red Bank, Rose Sanduzzi of Middletown, much as they did," Mr. Cur- ley. Mr Walling called the May, corresponding, secretary deterrent to others. Margaret Kennedy of Fair Haven and Kay Jones of Middletown. ley said. 14 The Daily Register Patriots' plea to NFL: Join us in strike B> The Aisocialed Prr-1. ers. whos-hose scheduled exhibipxhihi- Wellingtou/ellmoinn MaraUin . DnlnhiDolphin televisIPIPVISPe thihpe Jets-Patriotlnt.Pairmks »nrendl wonderinunniWinpg whether there «_ • ^aa^xraBoi • tax • .•,•••' -M igainst the New York Coach Don Shula and Miami game, showed a rerun of Sat- is going to be a game." Karch The New England Patriots Jets was cancelled in. New quarterback Bob driest, the urday night's Dallas-Pitts- said A crowd of 15.000 had strike forced the cancellation Haven. Conn . were on hand Giants relented and the jame burgh game instead been expected for Sunday's of * National Football League as Vataha repeated their ear- began eight minutes late In New York. Sargent Jets-Patriots game exhibition game yesterday lier statements that the strike At least five other teams, Karch, executive director of Vataha said the players but the strike failed to gain ailed because no prog among them the Jets, voted the NFL Management Coun- would be willing to accept a strength when other teams .id been made in reach sympathy for the Patriots' cil, said no new negotiations no-strike clause if that were declined to join ll Meanuhilt ing a new labor contract The strike But the Jets made it were scheduled with the play- part of a "meaningful propos- the league refused to budge contract between the clear they had not voted to ers' union And in Washing- al" by the owners toward a from us stance that no sink league and the players union strike, and neither had any ton, union head Ed Garvey new contract. He said if such •am may practice or ended Jan 31 1974 and a club other than New England and his aides huddled in day- a proposal came soon, the Pa- play unlU some labor peace is last summer failed to In Cleveland, Browns' play- long meetings and telephoned triots could return to practice resolve it then er representative Don Cock- player representatives Tuesday or Wednesday The S( Louis Cardinals In Washington. Redskins' rod said there were only a 'We're obviously very hap- However, if the union did 10-lfi yesterday to join > Len Hauss said his few teams in the NFL which py that the Si Louis and Den- not agree to a no-strike the strike, but the club went Club was 100 per cent behind had a large majority of their ver clubs chose to play." said clause, the Patriots would not ahead with its afternoon exhi the Patriots He said the players willing to strike And Karch 'If they had not. it be permitted to practice, bition game against the Pen Mild meet Monday club owner Arthur Modell would have made the situ- even if they wanted to \er Broncos because the play morning to decide what ac- termed the Patriots' action ation more difficult" The Patriots held the news :id agreed they would tion to take and quarterback an outrage ' Karch. repeating a strong conference in a restaurant • I ike unless "5 per cen| Billy Kilmer said he and oth "We do not enjoy this task league stance announced Sat- parking lot after management of ihem agreed to the action re determined that the which we have taken upon urday, said the Patriots and ordered gates to the stadium Tiie Broncos; who voted nol Patriots would not be penalized ourselves," Vataha said, "but any other striking team "will parking lot locked. lo strike, won the game 2117 for sinking Kilmer said he we feel strongly that it is in not be permitted to practice Vataha said "messages of In Foxboro, Mass. Randy would vote to strike the best interests of all NFL or play until we have a con- support" had been received Va'.aha the Patriots' player But no other serious sup- clubs, owners and fans that a tract or a nn strike com- from San Diego. Green Bay. representative, read a stale port developed for the Patn collective bargaining agree- mitment from the union " the Jets and Atlanta. How- '« a news conference in ots The only other club be- ment be signed as soon as He said that raised the pos- ever, those teams have not AP wlree*«le which the team asked the sides the Cardinals which possible." sibility that next weekend's voted to strike and Green Bay other 26 NFL teams to com apparently came close to The Jets spent Saturday New England-Houston opener players say they don't intend READ ALL ABOUT IT — Members of the New York, Jets relax in their nut .themselves" to the strike striking was the New York night at a Stratford. Conn . would not be played while the to take a strike vote. Hofstra University training camp In Hempstead, N.Y. and read about the so that next weekends 13 Giants They voted to delay motel and returned Sunday to other 12 games would be In Denver, Tom Banks, strike called by the New England Patriots to speed negotiations toward a regular season openers would Saturday night's game in their training camp in Hemp- "We don't believe that foot- player representative for the contract. The Jets returned to their camp after the Patriots called off their be cancelled Miami by 30 minutes, but af- stead, NY ball fans should have to be on Cardinals, said he didn't reel scheduled game with the Jets at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Conn. Left to Most of the Patriots play ter stern talks from owner CBS, which had planned to pins and needles every week- the club "should make a right are Al Atkinson, Ed Gallagher and John Rlggins. move like this without at least two-thirds support" of the players voting "I was hoping for 75 to 80 per cent." "We wanted a way to exert Miami delayed, pressure," Banks said of the Cardinals' unsuccessful at- tempt to get a strong strike vote "We thought this game was a possibility because it's on national TV" but not defeated But the team, which voted several times over the past By The Associated Prrss lead the Denver Broncos to a nine-yard run by Mercury several days on a strike, 21-17 victory over the St Morris and 12-yard jaunt by didn't deliver a strong vote A The New York Giants de Louis Cardinals Denver Stan Winfrey, all in the sec- New England spokesman said layed a beating tor eight min- scored on three straight pos- ond half the Patriots had voted 39 2 to utes. The San Diego Chargers sessions in the second quar- San Diego gained a 14-14 tie strike, with five abstentions gained a tie by seven seconds ter, then withstood a St Louis with visiting Minnesota when Outside of the Giants' abor- Giant players voted to hold rally in the final period Ricky Young scored on a one- tive protest attempt, there up the start of Saturday The game was played after yard run with seven seconds was no other visible support night's game in Miami, which Cardinals players held a team left in regulation play. Both for the Patriots' action. the Dolphins won. for a half meeting to consider whether teams then missed scoring op- hour in sympathy with a vote to boycott the game Although portunities in the 15-minule In Buffalo, Bills' player rep by New England Patriots to the vote was 30-16 to strike, it overtime, and the game en- Reggie McKenzie said, "I strike yesterday felt short of the 75 or 80 per ded with the Vikings on the don't think we'd strike be- The Patriots' action led to cent majority the players San Diego five-yard line after cause of the stand we've tak- the cancellation of their final wanted in order not to play a 34-yard pass from Fran en against the union's lead- exhibition game, against the The Giants' delay was Tarkenton to Jim Lash Min- ership " Only 12 Bills belong New York Jets, at Foxboro, shortened after the players nesota had taken a 14-7 lead to the player's union Mass. The regular season is reconsidered their move and in the third quarter on Ed The Patriots' action follows scheduled to open next Sun- the game began eight minutes Marinaro's one-yard run and the union's latest rejection of day. late. Four quarters later the a 74-yard interception return by Joe Blahak a management contract offer In yesterday's only action, Giants were the 31-13 victims LOOK OUT BELOW — Philadelphia Phillies fifth inning of yesterday's game in Chicago. Phillie That offer, made Sept. 1. has running back Otis Armstrong of the Dolphins, who got two In other Saturday games. shortstop Larry Bowa (10) lies just out of reach of left fielder Grea Luzinski (19) picked up the ball been rejected by a 906 ll scampered for 130 yards and touchdowns on Bob Griese Dallas edged Pittsburgh 17- Chicago Cubs James Tyrone's pop fly during the and threw to second holding Tyrone at first. vote, according to the union scored two touchdowns to passes and two more on a 16; Detroit shaded Cleveland 27-24; Atlanta nipped Phila- delphia 17-14; Houston topped Chicago 24-13; San Francisco downed Green Bay 24-3, and Time keeps running out on Orioles, Phillies Cincinnati blanked New Or- leans 200 B» The Associated Press Orioles aren't going to lose had a four-game lead it would three-run seventh inning "Realistically, if we were homer capped a six-run out- home run of the season in the another game the rest of the be Wrapped up right now This was a big one. " four out with five to go, I'd burst that carried Minnesota fourth inning for Pittsburgh Clint Longley took over for Are the Boston Red Sox year You just have to hope." "But they are worried Yastrzemski said, "but we say we wouldn't win." said past Oakland Harmon Kill and Sanguillen doubled home Roger Staubach in the second lacking confidence or just Does that mean the Red about us See how loose we can only think ahead to to- Baltimore Manager Earl ebrew and Frank White a run in the sixth Pepe Frias half and completed nine of 12 1 playing a confidence game" Sox expect to lose their im- are I've talked to baseball morrow We can only think Weaver "But right now I feel slugged homers in the Royals' had a two-run single in the passes for 112 yards including The Red Sox have a four- portant two-game series people and the Red Sox are ahead a game at a time" The well win it." rout of California second inning. a six-yard touchdown pass that clinched the Cowboys' game lead over the Baltimore against the Orioles beginning really looking over their Red Sox host the Brewers In the National League. Duffy Dyer's single and nil victory over Pittsburgh at Orioles in the American tomorrow nighf Or are they shoulders." tonight before confronting the Pittsburgh trimmed Montreal Montreal right fielder Tony ob r h Cosh 7b 1 1 O Kungr *> Dallas The Steelers, who got League East but don't sound merely luring Baltimore into Elsewhere in the AL. the Orioles. 4-3, Philadelphia clobbered Scott's error gave Pittsburgh Harmon Ib I 0 0 wain d Bowa ss 4 0 I JeAVIlrt only 71 passing yards from like they think they're the a trap at Fenway Park' New York Yankees slapped Baylor, continuing to wallop Chicago 13-7. St. Louis beat a pair of eighth-inning runs Mutton Ib COM 7 I 7 n quarterbacks Joe Gilliam and team to beat And on the other side of the the Cleveland Indians 6-2; the Detroit pitching, laced a two- New York 6-2, Los Angeles that boosted the Pirates over Moddoxcf 1 I 0 Thrntn Ib Morllnct I 0 O Trllloib Terry Bradshaw, intercepted "I expect Baltimore to win field are the pursuing Orioles, Minnesota Twins outslugged run homer in the fifth and an shaded Atlanta 3-2. Houston the Expos Linjkl II III MHrwMc Bnnstr II 0 0 0 Roidlo VI four Staubach passes, with every game they play. If they who sound like they're in the the Oakland As 10 8; the RBI single in the seventh and beat San Diego 4-2 and, in a Woodie Fryman, 811, Allen Ib 3 11 Slorwp Toylor 7b 0 0 0 Maori p one of them returned 34 yards get beat, it's a bonus for us,' driver's seat as they reao\ Kansas City Royals pounded Elrod Hendricks hit a two-run doublehader, San Francisco walked Manny Sanguillen and Schmidt 3b 5 1 ) Tyrone ph Ootesc 4 1 I Dettorep for a touchdown by line- Boston Manager Darrell for their collision in Boston. the California Angels 10-4. homer for the Orioles' 10th split with Cincinnati, winning Bob Robertson before Dyer Boon* c 0 0 0 Schultlp Andrtn rt 4 0 I Zomoro p backer Jack Ham. Johnson, whose Red Sox ral- "We just have to go in and the Texas Rangers victory in their last 12 games 4-2 and losing 8-3. drilled his single to right. Corlotonp 4 I • Dunn ph lied for a 5-1 deficit to beat nipped the Chicago White Sox LtfCtip 0 0 0 Crosby P there and play like we've The performance gives Don Baylor drove in three Sanguillen scored on the hit Hosieyp Detroit was trailing the li, Milwaukee Brewers, 8-6. 9-8 in 13 innings been playing." said Don Bay- Baylor six home runs and 19 runs with a single and homer and when Scott, an eighth-in- Browns 24-7 in the third quar- yesterday lor, who knocked in three ning defensive replacement, 1 Walt • I] II Tout M I Veteran Carl Yastrzemski. RBI against the Tigers this and Elrod Hendricks hit a PhiiodeUMo : ai4 ooo wo ter at Cleveland when the Boston's Rick Burleson runs in the Orioles' 9-3 victory the team captain, led by ex- season He is batting 421 two-run homer to power the bobbled the ball, pinch-runner Chlcooo 000 »?C MS E — Mitterwald. Schmidt. Keuinger Lions came back to win on agreed "You look up at the over the Detroit Tigers "The ample for Boston with a two- against Detroit with 24 hits in Orioles past the Tigers. Dan- Miguel Dilone also scored. DP-PNkxklphlo I LOB-Phllodelohk 9. Chlcooo 1 HR-R Allrn 110). Schmindd i Greg Landrys 2»yard touch- joard and you know the pressure is not on us. If we run tie-breaking single in a 57 at bats. ny Thompson's three-run Richie Zisk hit his 19th 2 [Ul. Mltterwold 111. Honey 111 down pass to Ray Jarvin, Al- tie Taylor's one-yard scoring run and Landrys two-yard touchdown run. Mike Phipps passed for three Cleveland No rest for Catfish 1/ Vail shines touchdowns before suffering a % reported mild concussion.

9 Atlanta scored its home vic- in Mets loss tory over Philadelphia on as Yanks win. 6-2 Nick Mike-Mayer's 41-yard ST LOUIS (AP) - Rookie NEW YORK (AP) - Cat- waukee Brewers 10-2 Thursday The Yankees backed Hunt- the Cardinals to a 6-2 victory field goal with 2:33 left. Phila- Mike Vail of the New York fish Hunter, working on two night, raised his record to 22- er with three-run innings in over Tom Seaver, 21-». and delphia had tied that game at Mets equalled the longest bat- days' rest, pitched seven 13. The 1974 Cy Young Award the third and seventh off the Mets. 14-14 early in the fourth quar- ting streak in the major strong innings in leading the winner was relieved in the rookie Rick Waits, 4-2. New York |7) ter on a one-yard plunge by leagues this season when he New York Yankees to a 6-2 eighth by Tippy Martinez af- Unterd 7 McBrldecf John Carver after Roman Ga- After Bobby Bonds struck drilled a fourth-inning single Mlllon 2b victory' over the Cleveland In- ter surrendering five hits, I Davis rt briel and James McAlister out and Sandy Alomar yesterday against St. Louis to Voll II I Hrndj Ib dians yesterday on two-run striking out two and walking Kngmn Ib I Ummmc combined on a 70-yard pass grounded out in the third, extend his string to 22 Stoubrl 0 Frly It hits by Rick Dempsey and none.. Hunter's consecutive 1 Mlndjll play. Roy White stroked his 10th straight games. 0 Reltl 3b Sandy Alomar. complete game streak was Garret! 3b 0 B,ock ph home run of the season for a Phillips ss 1 Crul 3b Hunter, who beat the Mil- stopped at 10 The hit, off John Denny, Seaver p 0 Slmrelb Dan Pastorini passed for 1-0 New York lead. Hollp two touchdowns and Robert iitMitiiiMHimiiHiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiimiMiiiiiimiiiiHiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiiiiiiii matched the 22-game streak Mllnerph 0 Kiev's? Stone p 0 Tyson* Holmes ran 28 yards for an- Thurman Munson then by Boston's Denny Doyle in Krnpoolph 0 Denny p Sondersp 0 Gorman p other in Houston's victory reached first when shortstop July and August. It also over Chicago; touchdowns on Frank Duffy threw wide to moved Vail within one game Totals I 7 Totals How They Stand New York.... short runs by WUbur Jackson first for an error. Graig Net- of the National league record SI Louis 107 on i7. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE hllllpt. DP-SI Loul and Larry Schrieber sparked East Division tles doubled before Dempsey for rookie streak-hitting set LOI-New York 5. if Louis o"li- Eoit Oivlslen SMIIh. 3b-McBrlde SB-W Do. w L Pel CB W L Pel by Philadelphia's Joe Rapp in San Francisco past the Pack- Pittsburgh S7I sent both runners home with S-Denny 7, Melendei SF —K H ' Boston . II 14 u nondl. ers at Green Bay. Baltimore II Philadelphia. M4 1(21 and equalled by the SI Louis S70 a single to left. • New York. .. n .in ii n « iiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,,,, ,„„ Cleveland 74 4*3 IS New York 503 1 Phils' Richie Ashburn in 1948. . MMoautrr V no JS•, Chicago 477 1 The Indians tagged Hunter The major league record is 26 . Del-oil « mil Vontreol 43» 1 for .consecutive solo homers straight by Guy Curtright of ' OoUond x- Cincinnati •S3 - . Kontol City Los Angeles S40 17 in the fourth by Boog Powell, the 1(43 Chicago White Soc. Pro Grid Standings Texas. .. San Fronclsco 410 U Son piego. 4M 79'7 his 22nd, and Rico Carty. his NATIONAL CONFERENCE Chlcooo . m AMEEICAN CONFERENCE Minnesota 77 Atlonlo 411 13 Vail, who led the Inter- Eastern DIvHtM M 70 i J»] 19 18th. Easier. Dlvltleo a n 4soji', T Pel. Pel. - J division tlllr national League wjth a .142 K V CMi 4 tu Miami... NewYert 141 SI. LOUlS •33 VeiteetsttT'i Somes 09 1 seo Yeslerthy's Samel average before being called Wothlnaton 4 S7I NewEngiond.'.11, ;;;; •ontssdh Philadelphia Plttsburah 4, Montreal 3 Kulper7b Alomar 7b up from Tidewater, has hit I 1 MB Buffalo . Baltimore P. Delroll 3 PMlodelphlolS. Chlcogo I Dallas ! J 3M Baltimore., . Boston I, Milwaukee* Manning cl Control DIvlslM St Louise. New York! Powell* safely In 23 of his 25 games Cenrnrl Division . New York 6. Cleveland 7 Sand Francisco 4 3. Cincinnati 74 Minnesota ... J 417 V.lnnetolc 10. Oakland I Corty* Chlcogo Cincinnati... .171 Houston 4, San Diego 7 Gamble » Dtmtuvrt with New York and is one ? 313 Houston Hi . Konsos Cite 10. California 4 Los Angeles], Atlanta 7 Green Boy 7 Pltllburgh... Bell* Chombllslb game away from matching Detroit » J33 • Tends!. Chicago I. 13 Inmngi Totter'! r Ashbyc Cleveland^ 333 Btadlcl ;•> Wertern Division 3 i-ittsburgn IReuss 14-11 and Hooker 17 Duffy u Stanley ss the Mets' all-time hitting Dl.ltleo v| ol Chicago IBonhom 13-13 and Proll 0- Wolfs p Hunter p -ot Angeles S Ooklond.. San Fronclsco 3 Konsos City.. II. 3. I p m Buskeyp Mrtneip streak of 23 by Cleon Jones in Atlanta Montreal IRoo.fl 10-111 ol New York 1 Denver Milwaukee IColborn 10-in ol Boston New Orleans 7 (Morel 1*31. 7 »>•' iKooimon 13 13), I OS p m Tows J4 1 •W> 33 I 10 HOMEWARD LEAP - St. Louis Cardinals Willie 1(70. Son Dleoo Chlcooo lOsleen 7-U) ol Ramos City Philadelphia IChrlstenton 10-51 ol SI Cleveland. OH m coo -? i (SpHHorftMI.I 30pm Louis (Rosmussen 4-4) l'3Qp m. New York on on 3e> -* Davis leaps for the plate to score as New York Bake McBride cracked a California IPoctwo 0«l ol Minnesota San Diego (Folkers Ml al Los Angeles AMonlo 17, Philadelphia u Dollol I '.Pittsburgh It 'Hooton 16-vl. I030P m. E—Munton. Duffy. OP—Cleveland I. Mets Jerry Grote waits for the ball. Davis scored Cincinnati 70. New Orleans 0 San Francisco 14, f IBIv'evfn 144) 9p.m LOB-Clevelond >. New York • 7B-G. triple and a single and scored r Ooklond tBIl* 19-111 ol Te*ol IPerry Atlafllo (Easterly I II at San Fran Detroit 77, Cleveland 7: Mlf U O TLKsm T CISCO IHollcklv 131. II OSpm Nettles. Alomar. Munton HR-R While from second base on a single by Ted Simmons. The two runs, and Reggie Smith Mloml 31. New York Giants 13 Denver 71, SI Louis 1 1101. Powell (III. Corty III. Houston 74, Chlcooo 13 ll If Only gomes scheduled SB-Kulper thrpw was late getting to home. hit a two-run double to lead iiiiiiiiMiiMinuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiinniiiii SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1975 • The Dbify Register 15 Nicklaus captures World Open as field collapses around him PINEHURST, N C (AP) - He stayed in there with a woods at this old resort—and Casper already completed, the extremely difficult condi- Jack Nicklaus wasn't a bit 69. the besl round of the lied Casper with a 2»0 total needed only a par on the final tions surprised when the leaders chilly, windy day. came (rnm Casper also was four under hole to get in the playoff Johnny Miller, who beat began struggling, (ailing and five strokes back of collaps- par on the 7.007-yard No 2 But his tee shot drifted into Nicklaus in a dramatic play- (ailing back ing Tom Weiskopf, put him course at the Pinehurst Coun- the tall, stately pines that line off for this title a year ago. "Not at all." Nicklaus said, away and then beat Billy Cas- try' Club He came from four the right side of the final fair- never got in the chase this indulging in an almost smut; per on the first hole of a sud- strokes back with a creditable way He threaded his second time. He had a closing 70 for look "I expected it den-death playoff yesterday 70 "but couldn't match Nick- shot through them into a 290 Lee Trevino shot 71-287 "When I got to the golf far the title in the World Own laus in the playoff bunker, blasted out to seven Arnold Palmer (ailed to quad course and saw that a cold Golf Tournament. It was another in a series of leet then saw that putt—for fy for the final two rounds. front was coming through, Nicklaus acquired his (ifth bitter disappointments lor the par and a playoff sport-hit The victory was worth that we had a chilly wind title of the year, and the 59th moody Weiskopf. who hasn't the hole and spin out He fin- (40,000 to Nicklaus, who ear- blowing. 1 knew 1 wasn't go- of his unmatched career, yet fully recovered from his ished with a four-over-par 75 lier this season won the Doral ing tu have to shoot a 65 or 66 when Casper missed the loss to Nicklaus in the Mas- and missed the playoff by one Open, the Heritage Classic. In get in contention green on the first extra hole, ters at 281 for 72 holes the Masters, the PGA and "I knew that if I played de- chipped to about seven feet He started the final round Pat Fitzsimons was the only missed by a total of three cently—and I really hadn t and missed the putt It was a with the lead, then lost it with other man able to break par strokes in U.S. and British played all that well all bogey Nicklaus won with a a scrambling, four-over-par 39 (or the tournament He had a Opens It pushed his leading through the tournament-that pnr four. on the front nine (inal 75—282 money-winning total to the leaders would back up to Nicklaus started the final He missed a couple of six- Hod Funseth. John Ma S291.849 and all but clinched me. round five strokes back foot birdie putts on the last ha(fey, John Schlee and Lar his seventh money-winning title. He hasn't finished lower WINS WORLD OPEN - Jack Nicklaus bites his lips and swings his putter "I got myself in position to made it up with a iwo-undcr- nine, regained a share of the ry Nelson were next at 284 win. And I stayed there I par 69—the best score of the lead with a two-putt birdie Schlee had a last-round 71. than fourth on the money list up as he misses a shot on the 16th green yesterday en route to winning the in his 14-year pro career World Open. He won a sudden death playoff on the first extra hole over Bil- stayed at it. I was pleased day in the tricky winds that (our on the 16th, parted the Funseth and Mahaffey shot ly Casper. with the way I played " swirled through the piny 17th and. with Nicklaus and 73s and Nelson look a 74 in The 44-year-old Casper, who now spends about as much time on his Utah fruit farm as on the lour, scored his 51st career triumph earlier this Heart of Dixie sinks with Alabama, Auburn season at New Orleans and. with the $22,800 he collected By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS W Bryitrtl wish he were in a more tranquil field of erty Bowl victory over No. 14 Maryland, this time Split end Tinker Owens and second-string for second here, went past the endeavor — like rasslin' bears. by a 26-8 count; Atlantic Coast Conference door- running backs Horace Ivory and Jim Culbreath $100,000 mark for the eighth Oh! somewhere in this favored land the sun is Elsewhere on the first full weekend of the sea- mat Wake Forest kayoed No. 15 North Carolina each scored twice against Oregon as Oklahoma time in a 21-year career shining bright; son, top-ranked Oklahoma began defense of its na- State 30-22. No. 16 UCLA belted Iowa State 37-21 stretched the nation's longest unbeaten skein to 30 Nicklaus and Casper both The band is playing somewhere and some- tional championship by mauling Oregon 62 7 while and No. 19 Florida bombed Southern Methodist 40 games. Back-up quarterback Dean Blevins di- started the final round well where hearts are light Michigan and Ohio State slapped down a couple of 14. rected a 33-point second-quarter explosion after back, but both caught the And somewhere men are laughing, and some- Big Ten upstarts. Second-ranked Michigan Richard Williamson, a former player and Steve Davis left with a pulled muscle struggling Weiskopf on the where children shout; trounced Wisconsin 23-6 and No 3 Ohio State coach at Alabama, chalked up his first head "I really wasn't too pleased in the way we front nine. But there is no joy in Alabama — Mighty avenged its only regular-season defeat of 1974 by coaching success in Memphis State's upset of Au- played in many respects," said Coach Barry Swit- Nicklaus. playing well in Bama and Auburn have both struck out. trimming No. II Michigan State 21-0. bum. The triumph was keyed by sophomore Kippy zer, "but after we got the first 10 points it seemed front of the other two con- No. 4 Southern California walloped Duke 35-7 Brown, who directed Memphis to a 24-0 halftime to give us more drive. Offensively we just didn't tenders, took the lead alone The State of Alabama may not be anything like Friday night while Missouri. No. 5 following its bulge, threw a touchdown pass in each half and play like we can. We scored a lot, but we had a lot with a two-putt birdie four on the fictional Mudville of that famous baseball bal- battering of Alabama, was idle No. 6 Nebraska gave Williamson a claim to fame besides being the given to us." the 16th hole—he got down in lad, but if you think Missouri's 20-7 victory over receiver of Joe Namath's first touchdown pass for two from about 40-50 feet—but squeaked past Louisiana State 10-7, No. 8 Texas "That's the best football team I've ever seen." then second-ranked Alabama last Monday night 'Bama. Casper tied him just moments A&M blanked stubborn Mississippi 7-0 and No 10 said Oregon Coach Don Read, who was an assis- stunned a few folks down South, imagine what later with a 20-foot putt for a Penn State whipped Stanford 34-14. "This is a sweet one for the kids to beat some- tant coach when Oklahoma crushed Oregon 68-3 in Memphis State's 31-20 shocker of seventh-ranked deuce on the 19th No. 9 Notre Dame debuts under Coach Dan one who was ranked as high as Aubum was." he 1972. Aubum did in the Heart or Dixie Saturday About the same time the Devine Monday night in a nationally televised said. Ohio State's Pete Johnson bulled for touch- frustrated Weiskopf, playing The college football season is barely, a week game against Boston College at Foxboro. Mass Said Shug Jordan, beginning his 25th and final downs of six and nine yards against Michigan in the last group, missed a old and two Southern belles have had their com- In the Second Ten, No 12 Texas buried Colo- campaign as Auburn's coach, "You just can't give State, and Cornelius Greene fired a 64-yard scor- six-foot birdie putt, then got ing-out parties ruined. It's enough to make Paul rado State 46-0; No 20 Tennessee repeated its Lib- a team six turnovers in a half and expect to win." ing pass to Len Willis. back in the race on the 16th Middletown Warnermen CLEARANCE COD abbreviated encounter Saw Dlow On Bias-Ply, Belted & Radial Tires Middletown, despite fan dis- third period by a disturbance Pee Wee game, 25-0. while the Tim Clausen and his River turbance, began its quest for among the fans in the stands Middletown Junior Pee Wees Plaza teammates had a field WHI11 WALL SALE BIAS-PLY the "A" Division crown in the Mlddletown's Harry Fla- defeated Rumson, 14-12. day in their win over Red A78-13 Jersey Shore Pop Warner herty opened the scoring in Al Greco opened scoring for Bank. Fits Vega, Pinto. Datsun, C78-14 G78-14/15 H78-14/15 Toyota and others Football League by knocking the opening period when he Hazlet by dashing 43- yards in Clausen tallied three times $ off Long Branch, 20-0 while $2450 blocked a punt and raced the first quarter. (or the Chargers on runs o( "Power Strea$2k 78" tire2s in sizes to lit compacts, $3250 34 Fits Torino, Hazlet blanked West Windsor. Fits Gremlin, Fits Mitidor eight yards for a touchdown Al Winits put six more 2$, 38. and 62 yards. standards, big cars and wagons. Strong polyester Montefo, 18-0. Hornet, Che«y Wa|Dn. Sports points on the board when he Quarterback Trip Bowlby cord body, road-gripping tread. Goodycar's best- II >, others Century ft wilon I others Joe Marotta rambled 15 selling bias-ply tire - and it's on sale through Satur- others In the "B" Division River yards in the second period returned a punt 28 yards scored on a sneak in the sec- Plus $1.77 to $3.11 F.E.T. per tire dependin| on $2.50 less for Blackwalls size ind old tire Plaza ripped Red Bank, 42-0, and John Cunningham added The final touchdown of the ond quarter. and Fair Haven nipped the two-point conversion kick day was scored by Martin In the fourth Greg Nixon hit Shrewsbury-New Shrewsbury, for a 14-0 halftime lead. Balletta on a 73 yard sweep. paydirl on a three-yard 19-13. The Pee Wees also blanked plunge, and Dave Lynch con- jnningham connected with West Windsor, 6-0, and the Ju- mPOlLYGLAS nected on a 30 yarder to BlKkmll Middletown launched its a nine-yard TD pass to John nior Pee Wees played Atlantic Charlie Reyndolds. Sin «t|. Price uurtici MXOIT "A" Division season with its Johnson to close out the scor- Highlands to a 0-0 tie, and the The Red Bank team got no "Cushion Belt Polyglas" tires arc reduced a lull B78-13 $31 75 $a.oo victory over Long Branch (1- ing in the third period. Mighty Mites beat Keyport. ^ for quick clearance during this end-of- C78-14 $33.15 I24.H closer then River Plaza's 30 season 9ale period. Double fiberglass belts 1) in a game halted in the Long Branch salvaged the 13-0. E78-14 (34.55 yard line. tome wear-producing squirm, help keep tread t2S.lt The River Plaza Pee Wees grooves open for good wet traction. Two poly- F7814 $37.30 17 Jl won, 6-0, and the Junior Pee ester cord body plies add strength and resil- 078-14 $38.95 Mil G78-15 $39.90 Wees downed New Egypt, 19- ience. This Is the week to go "Polyglas"! t».ie Britain retains Wightman Plus $1 77 to 2.69 F.E.T., dependini on Hit and old tire. 7. Vince Puryear was a one man wrecking crew in Fair despite Chrissy's victory Haven's defeat of Shrews- bury-New Shrewsbury. P0I1UAS RADIAL SALE CLEVELAND (AP) - Glynis Coles gave backhand past the Iowa City, Iowa, native to Puryear scored all the Fair Britain a second year's lease on the Wightman force two service breaks in the first set. Haven points on runs of 35, Cup yesterday with a victory over Mona In the second set, the petite brunet Ameri- 47, and 34 yards.' $ Whlttwall Wkltewall Schallau, after Chris Evert had kept Ameri- can brought the crowd of 5.000 to its feet as Matthew Pickney scored SUe m tin can hopes alive with a hard-fought 6-3, 7-6 vic- she (ought off five match points for a service one of Shrewsbury-New BR7O-13 utw GR7O-14 $58.10 tory over British ace..Virginia Wade. break. Then she won her serve to force the Shrewsbury touchdowns on a 39 DR7O-14 J43.68 HR70-14 fSUS Miss Coles downed Miss Schallau 6-3. 7-6 tie-breaker. 58-yard dash, and John won ^J.^r ER70-14 144.43 GR7O-15 . $51.49 The victory gave the British women a 4-2 edge Miss Evert, the U.S. Open champ from Semple got the other on a 15- 14101 HR70-15 in the best-of-seven series. The Yanks started Fort Lauderdale, Fla . broke Miss Wade's ser- yard run. I'olyt-hs Radial WT WHimVALLSFR7O-14 the third day's play down 3-1. vice in the fourth game of their first set with- The Fair Haven Pee Wees Two fiberglass brflta reduce tread squirm for Plus $2.33 to » 43 F.E.T, dependini on tin, and old tire. Miss Coles repeatedly drove a powerful out surrendering a point also won, 12-0. long mileage, effective grip. Polyester cord body absorbs road shocks for a smooth, comfortable ride. )oin RAItheN switc CHEChK t o- radialIf we sels -l ouandt osavef you.r size, we will issue you a ram check, assuring future delivery at the advertised price. Pringle, Nicoletti win Natelsons ON SALE THRU SEPTEMBER 30' Brake RED BANK - Mile Pringle and Rich Nlcolettt, the first- Lube and Oil Change Front-End Service 2-Wheel Front Diic: Install new seeded team, won the fifth- Up to 5 qts. of major Alignment front disc brake pads • Repack and annual Natelsons Doubles brand multi-grade oil inspect front wheel bearings • In- Tennis Tournament. Saturday • Complete analysis and align- spect hydraulic system and rotorc ment correction - to increase tire (does not inclu je rear wheels) by defeating the third-ranked milcnge and improve steering team of Greg Norris and Har- • Complete chassis safety • Precision equipment, OR die Devoe, 3-6. 6-3,7 5. lubrication & oil change used by experienced profes- 4-Wheel Drum-Type: Install new • Helps ensure longer sionals, helps ensure a precision brake linings all four wheels • Re- Licky Randolph and Marge wearing parts & smooth, alignment park front wheel bearings • Inspect Callan turned back first-seed- quiet performance brake hydraulic system, add fluid. ed Sue Beaton and Ann Lee, • Please phone for 6-2, 6-1, to capture the wom- appointment $ en's doubles crown. • Includes light trucks Any U.S. made car - 95 parts extra if needed Additional Pringle and Nicoletti Excludes front-wheel drive cars 36 parts extra reached the semi-final round if needed by eliminating the tandem of RAIN CHECK - If we sell out of your size we will issue you a rain check, assuring future delivery at the advertised price. Tom Colder and John Cahill, 6-3, 7-5, while Norris and Devoe thwarted two-time 7 Easy Ways to Buy champions Phil Shuhmann • Cash • Our Own Customer and Jim Moreland, 6-4, 6-7, 6- Credit Plan • Master Charge 2, in the semi-finals. GOOD/YEAR • American Express Money Card Norris' powerful serve T • Diners Club • Carte Blanche helped wisk him and Devoe to • BankAmericard . the first set victory in the See Your Independent Dealer For His Price Prices As Shown At Goodyear Service Stores match which had to be switched from the Red Bank Public Courts to the New • SERVICES ONLY AT STARRED LOCATIONS. ••fUltritaltltiflf Shrewsbury Racquet Club due NEW NATELSONS CHAMPS - Rich Nicoletti, left, and Mike Pringle, sec- to the wet surface. ond from left, captured the men's doubles tennis championship in the fifth The tournament, sponsored annual Natelsons Doubles Tournament Saturday. They defeated Greg Nor- * GOODYEAR * LARRY'S TEXACO ' by Natelsons Clothing Sotre ris, second from right, and Hardle Devoe, right, in the finals in a three-set in Red Bank, had 63 men's match. teams entered.. SERVICE STORE 844 HIGHWAY 35 Nicoletti and Pringle found The third set was close they won two more points the game and then came themselves and evened the light to the end. Norris and they would have won the back, broke Devoe and Nico- 1030HWY. 35 MIDDUTOWN MIDDUTOWN match at a set apiece with Devoe were up M and 15-30 match. letti won his serve for the the 6-3 win of the second. with Pringle serving. Had The winners rallied to win match. (71-2415 671-9756 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER !5 1975 Deer disease epidemic expected

Another outbreak of epizootic hemmorhagic disease of nun mi iniiiiiiiiiii i urn iiiiiiniii agents and sporting goods stores in the state deer is suspected because of the finding of about 40 dead ani- The National Marine Fisheries Service has announced mals in a 15 mile square area between Stillwater and Jack that the quota of 2,250 giant tuna has been reached and that sonburg reports the Slate Division of Fish. Came and Shell as of today it will be illegal to capture any bluefin tuna weigh- Fisheries. ing more than 300 pounds Division personnel are checking the deaths Most of the Sport fishing, with a limit of four daily, will be permitted deer found through last week were too badly decomposed lor HEMIY (or fish ranging between 14 and 115 pounds. However, one autopsy However, the recent recovery of fresh specimens has tuna of less than 14 pounds and one tuna of more than 115 permitted the taking of tissue samples for laborary analysis pounds but not over 300 pounds will be allowed. The disease has not been reported in New Jersey since SCHAEFER Fines for violation of the giant tuna restriction are $25,000 the epidemic in lfti which decimated the herds in portions of for the first offense. An act signed by President Ford on Aug. Morris and Somerset counties and Essex County The herd in 9 empowers the NMFS to manage bluefin tuna stocks by set- Essex County never recovered from the disease, although the ting daily and seasonal limits. major reason (or that was the subsequent loss of most of the MIHIMI Illl I Illlll It til llttllllll M< lll> The NMFS reported it intends to enforce the restriction range due to development and new and improved high speed "Anyone finding a deer dead of unknown causes is re- by dockside inspections and will be assisted by the Coast roads quested to immediately report it to the Division of Fish, Guard. Past outbreaks or this disease usually follow the pattern Game and Shell Fisheries Sick Animals and those dead only An enormous fleet of bluefish chumming boats was back of flaring up in August and subsiding by late September a few hours are especially valuable to the study of this dis- in action on the Shrewsbury Rocks over the weekend, tuna The disease causes hemmorhaging throughout the body ease." were reported hitting again near the BA buoy, and stnped organs and tissues Infected deer show signs of the disease Following last week's public hearing on regulations the bass surf and jetty fishing showed definite signs of snapping five to 10 days following exposure and usually die Associated Fish and Game Council established the code for fishing in out of the summer doldrums. with the disease is a high fever, accounting for the fact that 1976, calling for an April 10 start of the trout season. The limit Steve Vaga, West End bait and tackle man, said the surf most carcasses are found near water. of six trout a day will be reduced to four on and after June 1. was full of anchovies, mullet and spearing and thai a lot of According to the Division: Ice fishing will be permitted whenever ice is present stripers and bluefish were taken from the jetties in his area. "The exact means of transmission of the disease within The list of waters closed on specified restocking days has Tony Kalavas weighed in a 12-pound striper and Bob Os- the deer herd is unknown, although it is known that it is not been reduced to 17 tergaard brought in a 14-pound bluefish. Jim Wilkins of Long spread by direct contact with infected animals It is presently The Division announced also that the cutoff date for Branch caught an eight and a half pound striped bass on a believed that the carrier may be an anthnipod(nea, tick, mos- receipt of hunter education course applications is Oct. 8 popping plug. STRIPERS HITTING - Jim Wilkins of Long Branch with an eight-and-a-half pound striper he quito). This date has been set to assure all applicants for initial Armand Gigllo, Sea Bright tackle man, said that Wednes- caught on a popping plug yesterday. It was one of "There is no known effective treatment and while losses licenses that they will be scheduled for classes in time to par- day's action with giant bluefish was the best he has seen since many bass and bluefish taken In the surf over the can be high, they are usually restricted to a small area It ticipate in this fall's hunting seasons. Applications received he started business. The bluefish. ranging from 10 to nearly 20 should be emphasized that EHD has never been a threat to ei- after this date will not be processed until after Jan 1 pounds, hit savagely from the Long Branch Pier north the en- weekend. ther man or domestic animals". Application forms can be obtained at most license issuing tire length of the Sea Bright sea wall outfit out of the sandspike and dragged it out to sea." said "Rods and lines were broken and many a reel was em- Giglio. ptied by the big bluefish One man lost a $75 outfit when he Action was good throughout the stretch over the weekend left his rod sitting in a sandspike A big bluefish ripped the but did nol match that of Wednesday for bluefish Kremer sets Wall record in modified stock feature WALL TOWNSHIP - "Charging Charlie " Kremer of Rod Cunliffe of Wall Township, who chases speeding Toms River lived up to his name al Wall Stadium Saturday cars in his police car during the week, got out in front of the night as he charged his No. 77 bright yellow Ford into the Sportsman Stock Car field in the llth lap of the 30-lap race winner's circle in the 35-lap featured event for Modified Stock and won going away. Cars. It was the second win of the year for Cunliffe who picked Kremer's car was so fast that the young veteran was able up valuable points as he closes in on current leader Jack to turn the 10 % miles in a record setting time of eight min- Buck of Neptune. utes and 36.2 seconds. The old mark of 8:52.2 was set in 1971 Second place went to Butch Malsbury of Freehold, with by Jim Hoffman of Union Beach. Jamie Tomaino of Neptune, third, Terry Van of Farmingdale. fourth, and Buck, fifth. Kremer, on the way to his fourth win of the season, came Ten lap heat races were won by •ohn Stephan of Bradley IWMrMt'fMal from a 12th starting post in the 22-car field to take the lead Beach, Malsbury and Linus Johnson of Freehold. Tomaino DOUBLE WINNERS — Fourteen yeor-old Debbie Parmele, from Richie Massing of Milltown in the 14th lap. was victorious in the consolation. left, sailed her Blue Jay to victory in two races yesterday In Almost a full straight away behind Kremer at the finish the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club's competitions. She was second place finisher Jim Hendrickson of Freeport, Long Blair Guker Jr. of Toms River found the right groove In Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Dunbar 3rd of Ocean- Island. Massing hung on for third money with Gil Hearne of the macadam racing surface and coasted to an easy win in port. Bill Barrett of Rumson, right, tightens a jibstay on his Jacobstown, fourth, Hoffman, fifth, Dan Mclaughlin of Toms the 20 lap nightcap for Modern Stock Cars. Day Sailer yesterday after also winning a double victory at River, sixth, Joe Severage of Wall Township, seventh, and Guker's first win of 1975 was of the runaway variety as he SS&YC. Eric R. Carlson of Fair Haven, his crewman, aids George McCurdy Jr. of Howell Township, eighth. led from the fifth lap on. His lead seemed to be increasing the skipper. when the checkered flag fell ending the race. Twelve lap qualifying races for the Modifieds were won Steve Springsteel of Woodbndge was second, Neil Rutt of by Kremer, Hendrickson and Hoffman with Sonny Rostein of Port Monmouth. third, Ed Moench of Bayonne, fourth and Donohue wins Morgan tilt Manahawkin copping the consolation event. Tom Starace of South Amboy. fifth

By CHARLES H. SHUT ahead of the seven other com- was second in Tanagra, a 38- Melissa, a Morgan Out Island peting skippers foot Morgan Out Island, with 41, over the course in a cor- Freehold Entries MONMOUTH BEACH - Donohue, a member of the a corrected time of 1:42:37. rected time of 1:46:30. BUI Donohue of toms River Cedar Mar Yacht Club. Toms The editor of Yachting. Rob- The victorious skippers re- Tomorrow won the Morgan Out Island- River, sailed For What It's inson is a prolific writer and ceived their trophies from 111 - Pu MM Pni I.M(M Pinenoven B Loif lOplor) I m - Pace Mile r»« u.ne Channel Club Cruising Sail Worth, a 33-foot Morgan Out the author of several books on Bob Massey of Point Pleasant Clrcut Oueen (Flllon) ...Si PnlllppeiCortlPoaueO si Urchin (Lamb) s? Olrect Return N(VHIonl) MlnaV Butler IPianaall 4.1 NoEiceptlonllvllerl 11 boat Trophy yesterday after Island, over the course in a sailboat racing and cruising Beach, race chairman, during Scholor Hanover (Pita) stj Ouonl Ice Sler (WIMtamttomil) 4-1 Adlot Colllni (ForUtel II 476 Broad Sba.1 a banquet last night at the Don Hmt (Colon*Mot ...H Key Maker IFenlck) »> Dorlt Marcher! (McGovernl I I Shnwabury completing an 8.6-nautical mile corrected time of 1:41:24 Lester Grubman of Little Own Hill (Iroctlyl H Am Behoving (Bretnhonnon II Beou CKevol ILooney) .41 course in Sandy Hook Bay Silver was third He sailed Channel Club, here. G»en Morle Tuck ITel.l ..It Move Ahead (Peuhiol It I Jimmy Purdue (Telynwnde). 10 1 M2-4M0 Bill Robinson of Rumson Mot/Mom Meaaa* IBereeren) Mickey Hanover (Rahnorl is i Sherwood Mac IVHoln II 1 Tin Agony (Wlltaml .III Pretty Debbie Parmele. 14. Wootlen Miracle IPIMI) III M — Pace Mile Pane II JM lew- Tr« Mile Pertell.WCh of Oceanport was a double Victory Metlenger (Wllliom.l 1-1 But Allen ICampoelll S3 lad - Pace one mm 11 Pane I JO Gregory JometlHetocI 11 Ronnocn Boy (Campbell) 11 winner yesterday in her Blue Thorpet Templar iPumo) 1-t Wontowln Pick (Demorcol 4-1 Eddie Fin ITelymonde) 4 1 Jay during competitions spon- Circle TS Supreme |nd) M Good Luck Boy IHapHnerl SI Mnlard Seed (Poyn. jr) i\ South Dlile iFutcol Soulnhompton Chief < Pec chlo) e I Bernodette (Rothbonel sored by the Shrewsbury Sail- King Candy (Shorkeyl Sally Ann Condor (Green) Moonkllt Hanover (Flllonl iciewioiwiFiioi\:^:;;;..»i Palmer Adlot (Pontonol h ing and Yacht Club. Ocean- Froctluot Mill (Tele) M Addy L obeli IPoquetl II Quoker AbbvlMcGeel Ill UK — Pace Mile Pane II4M IS 1 Jimmy MarelE. (McCrel e-l port. Others to duplicate the Okay KlKigt (Telymende" ) II Hoot Shooter ITullo) is I Rokooiy (Comooelll II THE UIEEKLU K 0 Tucl (Malady) 10 i QuIckGrotilLutll ' 7 feat were Tom Perlmutter in StorFrelonl (Camol) Ill 4a<-Mile Pace Periell.ne cm l-our ookt IRogert) ^ *. 4 I his Comet, Bill Barrett of Conestogoga LouLouli t (Powell JI Boythore Duke IPrlnok) SI Bye Bye Colllnt .(ForUieyl n Sock Lee IHuebnch) II Rumson in a Day Sailer, and Jrd - MHe Trot Pane I JM Sutler'l Woverly IFIIIon"Mllan)l .4-1 Weaver Beaver (Kelly) ID I Worth A Song (Poourl) II JM. Ace (Oenctfl Arlette Smith IKavo left) IS I Charlie Komar in a Laser Sovereign Edition (Dancer 1 7-1 Fly Fly Pole (GOT*) I Laughing Colllni lOolton) 4-1 Ivan MlnDor (Porotorll 10 I ALOHA DAY Winning other SS&YC wmletoolGrocelPecchio) SI Dreiel Dlno IMc&overnl l|.| Suckttn Joy IHaok) 11 Mountain Coin (Mitchell) » I events were Mike Heenehan Ayo Streok ISIca) II 1 Hoot Con ILoonevI II-1 'neeefi™* «•)«. N. Clrat . Den IS COMING and Chris Lloyd (420s), Jock Red Eric (Smllhe Jr) li-1 >*J - Pan Mae CtaC i Pan* line Jombmbo CiCinddy (Paquat)(Pqt)"^7J ySEPT. 18 , 14 P.M. West and Ted DUger (Sand- Eoiy Steve (Ml M m - Pace Mttt Pane I JM Torport Miriam IHagert) 4-1 • films erlings), Jane Ulman and Groeme Hanover (Telymonde) II Eden All (Porldel) SI Mike Eager (Turnabouts) and Tommy Treature (Plllon) 7-} Mill True Song (UnoerI 11 V • St*ward«sMS Oerl IRogeril t-l 1 Jeff Jacobi (Woodpussies). Proof Myar Telel 11 • Hawoiion Experts Bumble Bee (Gonll 10 1 Sunshine, a Chance 32. Hockey tryout Soiling Jim (TltllM) IS I By. BCye"c«E • Refreshments Tl ' ~ ** Clady. Tartan MkrM. Earn owned by Don Vinik won the m - Pan MM Pane 11 ,m A • l»ri»$ / for Middletown Hobo Potion ILomb) M • ^ Heka Patte.. Bare. Mar Al. teesj first race of the Atlantic Eric Byrd (Kelly) l-j • Souvenirs Highlands Yacht Club's Fall MIDDLETOWN - The Boron Mar Al IP001O 4) < - Adie. Cental. Beaa CKeval. UrdMa Beou Pine (Hook) SI N^- RaMack fey. EaMe Fkk BOM Al Series. His corrected time Middletown High School Bonnl'i Blue CMa Indl jj-l Hopton Cougar (StoTford) lot J^ •••aeciy. Poor Oatlt. Baytaere was 2:38:39. Mike Bivona. Hockey Club will hold its first V/S. Colllnt (Dollon) 10 I boniface of the Blue Water tryout session at New Shrews- Some Jersey (PoouHl » I Beit'- Hoke Pone. (Ik) Inn, Sea Bright, was second bury Ice on Thursday, Sept. in Tiger, a Columbia 30, Mike 18, at 9:15 p.m. All candidates covered the course in a cor- for the team including last rected time of 2:38 52 years regulars should be at WOULD YOU BELIEVE! the rink by 8 p.m. Coming in third over the 15 3-nautical mile course in Registration forms will be The great new Sandy Hook and Rantan Bays in the schools shortly after was War Horse, an Ericson the start of the new school international size 39, skippered by Geary Deck- year. Any questions may be er. His corrected time was directed to Mr. Taylor or Mr. 2:44:13. Hendricks. 1976 CADILLAC has quickly caught on!

You ran Irani- imr »f ihi—<• finr luxury braulir* for .'16 month* for Ihr unheard of low l"i|[iirr of S2TS per month. The MONEY NOW! trrrnn arc of an rquilablr nature per- LEASE mitting purrhaite al a fair prlrr »hrn the le-aw rxpirrn — nr al tour rlrrlinn not for only l<> purrhaoe ihr car.

Other makra and mixIrU it -iniilar Having! 1/tanr vour (jidillar from » roin- CHAIN LINK pany whlrh undennamln your nrriln anil FENCING rare* fur you in the* manner lo whlrh \ 1111 per month - 36 months IN COLORS! are entitled. low SIMON SE1 « GALVANIZED HIN, N.J\ STORES 417 UKOOI HWY. MILLER LEASING CORP. GUI TOUT - CAU COUKT (HI BTHUTiS (tl.J7) 14-ML ntVH OUT 1 SUN. . West Milton ft St. Georges Aves. (Rte. 27) Rahway • 382-0300 50c TICKETS AND DETAILS AVAILABLE AT UKEW0OD MI ma A Sob.UI.rT o» Millar PonUac Cadillac Corp., "NJ. "• Lara..) Pono«c-C-il(ll.c DMIW 11I7M6HWAT1 ALL NEW JERSEY LOTTERY AGENTS C. Gordon Millar, PrM. 363-6667 "fl'i not a great lease unle$> Wt a Miller Lea$e" 1. Aoloi For Solo 1. Autos For Solo I 2. Autos For Sol* I 2. Autos For Solo SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. SEPUMBER 15 t975 TYie Daily Register 17 • UICK It*. LeiABlt - *Me» .e* CAMAIO SUPER IPOUT Ifel - CAMARO INt-CT 771 «*. CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT - IMr Mikl.tnrikMl^MkiM l Four-tpeed, B.w.r tltcrl.g end Ic power steering, lour m Urn. An Corvette engine, four tpecd Irons 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale goodcondllleii AUilnj DM 741 brokes, AM/FM. matt. m» HrM Lw> "" moos, topi «Kk EilflMI andi mlulon. magi and wlae llret Call lit tlon Greol buy. IIJM SM-S4I1 otter . LKSWA6EN BUG - Ijtf. LOOKS (UICK IMt WILDCAT - S«M pm SS«4 FORD CONVERTIBLE INI - QPEL KAOETTE - 19M Lf, TwS: tkw Air, AM/FM. UM CHRYSLER IHI NEW VO»KE« - tlrei. cor In good condition, reo door coupe, very good condition 27 b SUNS GOOD, U «PG. 1171 ftl-MM CAMARO 1971 - Type LT Mils CAPRICE Hn-EftaUt.-^ Good condition drive away 1400 671 140* MPG Asking ISM Coll 143 7<13 sport. l$0 cu. In wtglm. lours, wagon. 24.000 mile*, air conditioning. OPEL 1973 OT - Blue. EicellenTcon VOLKSWAGEN IM) BUG - Greol • UICK - HI) ElKir. »S Alll lMM. radio. AKnllM radial Urn. main After i] noon. 141 Mil FORD PINTO - 1*71 FOUR CVLIN air. AM/FM Hun. txMM Coll «M power steerIrsg/brakes, air. excellent DER AUTOMATIC LOOKS. RUNS dltlon Musi be seen Coll 142 1125 after station car. nMdi work tin (etor. 7. ut afte s condlllon. 1I5J4 Can ,71 17)9 lolned according lo tcnrdule I1M0 CHRYSLER INi - New Yorker All 7414371 or ofl»r 7 p.m.. 7e»Mll SM11M - electric, eiicellent candlllon, new tune EXCELLENT 11200 741 70J* 6 p.m. CADILLAC - IM unnrllMe. «r. C DOUGLAS ALAN up. ilereo, alr.STSO Dt-UM FORD l*ee CONVERTIBLE - E. PINTO l»73 - Four speed, low mile VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1971 powder blue, new wMIe to*. WS Co MERCEDEVBEHZ CHEVROLET VAN - IHi. Ratuill tn cellent running condition, needs new age. radial tires. 33 mpg Asking il»S0 IIUO fw. WI-OIB. KB Oonwwt Ave, LKe SHver fine and trammlitlon, lour im tires CIRCLE CHEVROLET roof AiklngtBS Call 717 141] Coll741-o}40 717-1 heeds boo, work and Mlf.r» tIM Shf ewsbury Avc. SArrwlbury Nrm.CallM4.Slll relJIM FORD !•»» THUNDERBIRO - Full PLYMOUTPTBARRACUOA 1973 - VOLKSWAGEN - 1971 Super BeetlT 1. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Solo power, air conditioning, m new tires Four speed. A-l condlllon, lour mogs. Orata. With 16,31. mlln Ml «Vi CHEVROLET im MONTE CARLO - CORVAIR - IM4 Monio convertible Rum very well Altlng HOP tu H77 15.000 miles. «700 e>5-»31. can flnonc total amount with n. man Powtr slewing and brakes, air candi Good running condition New llret, ey down Many alnejrt to lH.BM fram. Honing, oufomallc. DJM mum E> U»S 7« »I7I FORD W7TTORINO - Power steer PLVMOUTH SPORT FURY CON Call Town aril Country Dodge at SU cellerrT caruMlon urn or boil otter. in« ond brakel. AM/FM. oil. radiols VERTIBLE IWS - New tires. 75,000 Coll 2JJ 40M COUGAR nil 1*71 - Cold wllh miles. 1375 Call Diane. 946-3493. eWI tar a quiet cradW arprwl. Middle brown root, power steering and I3.0OOmllei •!*» 7414771 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 — l>»uf ipoeT 73 MERCURY 73 INTERNATIONAL CHEVROLET left IMPALA - Two brakel. oulamallc. AM/FM ilereo. GAS PAINS? NEED RELIEF? BUY A PLYMOUTH SATELLITE STATION Bug Mint condition Lao miles One door hordton Good condition Uot air. wire wheell, leather Interior, orlg FIAT I' I LEVINE MOTOR CORP . )2S WAGON 1961 - With trailer hitch ond owner inOO S414IM Comet, auto , P/S, air,-|ow Scout, 2-wheel drive, red not owner I1I7S >«> UH Maple Ave . Red Bank 741 4570. roof rack. 70X00 mlln. 1650 Call 172 W4m 1119 mileage CHEVROLET INI - Good running GTO 1961 - 400 cu In. Mechanically VOLKSWAGEN 1972 FASTBACK - condition. NaM> Brdun U0 Call Sun CREDIT PROBLEMS? lound. Interior clean, factory lope. PLYMOUTH 1973 SCAMP - Six cyltn Yellow, AM/FM. Good condlllon. dor oft«f noon. 14} DM No cash? If you re working, we can fi- bucket seat! mi AI. 671 1511 dor, automatic, power steering, air S3.000 mll.l >ISN 671 1411 ott.r 1 nance you. No money down Payments Call 7474)717, oik tor Danny Dee CHEVY II - IMS Station Wasor, orronged 10 tull your needs Many HONDA SEDAN tf7J - SI7) or best New and Ouollly Used Cars 10 choose offer Call between o-l p m PLY MOU !H 1974 - Gold Duller VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - SupK t—ttt. 73 NOVA USO Power broke!, iteerlng. air, automat 72 AMBASSADOR Call f44 IW from Call now lor sandy oppro.oi' 717SU1 Power broke!, iteerlng. air, autom automatic twill., whltew.lls E> No oppllcallon refused 741 ilfc Mr ICI , new tires, radiodi. 13171357 53051 05055 cvllent 11)95 SWMS7 2-dr , 6-cyl, 3-spd, stick CHEVY NOVA - 1174 four-door Air Radio, wws, auto ai Fredericks VOLVO 19*1 - On. wtwyirv good shift, AM radio, wheel cov- conditioned, power fttcring. Wtlti JAVELIN 1971 SST PLYMOUTH 1971 SATELLITE - E« P/S, Priced right! 20.SS4 miles UJM Wt con finance lo DATSUN Wonted, party who needs 100% tlnonc cellenl condition, two door, olr, condMon Good mltaM.. IW. ers tol amount with no money down. Many WASHINGTON S AUTO SALES Ing. with no money down, on o 1971 AM/FM eight-track stereo 717 4372 74I1MT otnert lo cttoose from Coll Town and 3/0 Brood SI IM 137] Keyport Javelin SST, AM/FM, air conditioning PLYMOUTH 1971 — Satellite Wogon, VOLVO - 1*71. I.Mt rnll.t. l.ur Country Dodge of 14*4100 lor a quick 44.600 mllei 12195 Many other models DATSUN 1171 1402 - Silver gray. 311 engine, II mpg Steering, air. new credit approval. to choose from For Quick credit O K . rodloii and shocks Low miles One AM/FM radio, magi, Konl ihocki coll OASIS MOTORS at l»l) 771 7100 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - 1*71 Pow 13000 firm 717 S»54 owner. 14)6306 71 VOLKSWAGEN '67 CHEVROLET JEEP SALES ANO SERVICE er steering and brofcei. air. 41.Mf DODGE CORONET WAGON - 1*70 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE I96S - 316 WIUYS JEE> STATION WAGON - mllei. lisji We con llnonce lolol nlne-paiunaer SI,too mlln IIHS We Twin Boro Motors. !nc I9M Looks ktaumul, rum KM. TWO Beetle, radio. 4-spd Bel Air, 4-dr Sedan, auto , amount with no money down Many 131 E Newman Springs Rd Red Bonk motor A-l condition This car mutt con finance lotol amount wllh no man Mil Coll 717-6193 wtwel drive Truckln' V hot rod 13OJ trans blue Good station car other* to choose from Coll Town and ey down Many other! to choose Irom CALL HOW747JO40 •40-7413. Country Dodge at S444IM lor o Quick Coll Town and Country Dodge at So6 KARMANN GHIA IfM - (iceMenl PONTIAC TEMPEST l*.«— Power credit approval 6100 for o quick credit opprovol. running candlllon. oil new tires l!/5 iteerlng, AM radio, mow tires Includ or bell otter 7» 1116 ed Asking 1740 Call after 5 p m 671 2. Autos For Sale DODGE CORONET STATION 3M7 3 Trucks ond Trollert 73 VEGA 72 BUICK WAGON !?73 - Air. oulomatlc. power KAY MOTORS CHEVROLET VAN 300 — 1974. M«ovy HONDA CIVIC duty, 350 engine. V4, 10>y tires, auto- Station wagon, Skylark Convertible, V8 cellent condition HMO Call til VM 7S1 Broadway H1W1 Long Branch Progressive Services Inc. malic Ironimlsilon Enc.ll.nt Condi auto, radio, WWs radio, auto . P/S, WWs. DODGE DART SPORT 311 It7] - KITSON CHEVROLET CO 12 Oceanport Ave., Little Silver, 747 tlon, 32,000 mll« 12400 or beat o*l.r Power ileerlng. automatic front- Hwy36 Eatontown 5*63 Authorized Service Center for Coll 142-603. P.m. ONLY, Alko Glenburn Lloyd Elettrupliomt minion. Goad ihape. Call 4?S tlu of UI 1000 CHEVROLET — 1974 one-ton dump. CREDIT tef 5 p.m. Craig Repair all Slereo-Decks-Home - KROLL MOTORS. INC. Auto Marine. Completely looded and ready to go OOOGE DART IteS - Two door. 279 Broadway Long Brooch TOWNE CHEVROLET, 471-6MO 73 INTERNATIONAL manual, light green, encellent condl 222 1600 RAMBLER — 1969. Four-door auto^ '65 RAMBLER PROBLEMS matlc, rodlo, healer Cor No US 121 HMD 197] PICKUf - » ton, 37.MO tlon. economical on goi, two ipare ml lei (2650 Scout. 4-wheel drive mounted mow tires, recent front end. MERCURY COUGAR - 1972 Power 30,150 mile! 1195 SHREWSBURY Wagon Loaded! Air cond NO DOWN PAYMENT* steering ond brakes, air conditioning MOTORS. Shrewsbury Ave U\ 1500 7(MB79 AM/FM radio 3-spd brokei. clutch, tires, seat-cover UM ond ilereo 33.433 miles »2WS We con trans, snow plow at- Good family Car. firm 671 mi We'll return up to $500 in finance total amount wllh no money FORD I97S SUPER VAN - WKti iwlng tachment DODGE DATSUN down. Many others to choote from COIMlllllHI.il, cash for your personal use LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. Call Town ond Country Dodge at sw NUMnw Sprigs Rd.. Red Oank 741 KD 6100 tor a quick credit approval RED BANK VOLVO many .itra*. and put you behind the Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank wheel of a new or fine used DOREMUSFORD MGB 1971 - AM/FM radio, overdrive 741 SU4 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 'SALES-SERVICE PARTS tronimliilon. wire wheel! ond luggage car Home owners up to 5 W Strewibury Ave.. Red Bonk 711*900 rack 1900 264 4960 RITTENHOUSE SHREWSBURY .years to pay if you quality' LINCOLN MERCURY Inc. IM3 FORD VAN - Good condition MGB 1971 — Orange, black top S2.000 900 HWY 35 775 1500 OCEAN TWP For quick credit approval FIAT 1973 miles. Driven, maintained with core After 17pm, Excellent mechanical condition and SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the •4)9621 call credit manager 850 SPIDER tire! IllOO Coll 944 4M3 after 5 p m best car buys. RUSSELL Oldimoblle AT: Wanted, parly who needs 100% llnanc Cadillac Co , 100 Newman Springs Rd . Ing, with no money down, on o 1*7] MONMOUTH Red Bonk 7414910 OUR PARTS DEPT. OPEN SAT. 8-12 NOON Flot ISO Spider. 11,100 miles Sim CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 4Motorcyclts Many other model! lo choose trpm Hwy 34 Eatantown 542 5500 STRAUB BUICK - OPEL HARLEY DAVIDSON 1950 — ITOOcr For quick credit CTK.. call OASIS MO NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars FL toft tall chopper, InspectlbH 11750 566-6102 TORS at (»ll 711 7100 MUSTANG 1*65 - 219 CU In El Hwy 35 264 4000 Keyport or best ofter 2»TmS. coll otter 5 30 741-3130 EVROLET cellent running condition. Automatic FORD CLUB WAGON - It7t Sl»cyl 1350 747SMI TEMPEST WAGON 1966 HONDA 19*7 -Will run Inder, power iteerlng. automatic Needs transmission. 175 170 51,378 miles. 13405. We con finance to- MUSTANG IM6 - Convertible Good 741 7111 before 12 noon running condition Engine first clan. Call 542 0719 lol amount with no money down. Many KAWASAKI KZ400 1975 - 125 miles, others lo choose from Call Town and Low gas mileage Fender needs work THE FINEST SELECTION -Of new Country Dodge at 5O64I00 for a quick »400 Call 741 4459 ond used con In Monmouth County. mint condition. Besl ofter aver U» Over 100 air conditioned hew can In Call 2644461. edit opprovol OLDSMOBILE ROYALE - 1*7) stock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. KAWASAKI - 1972. 3S0CC. Just tuned, 29,000 miles, lully equipped. AM radio. Shrewsbury Ave , New Shrewsbury 10. Wanted Automotive rear detrailer Call M3 MOO, 9 4 30 runs great Musi sell 1S0D. Coll SU- 741-6200 — after 5. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS IfM- Two WE'RE TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb . _RCYCLE INSURANCE - Reo door. 47.000 mllei 5134037 service DOWNES PONTIAC, tit Low iona>le ratei. Grosslncser i .Jeller, 15 er Main St., Matawon. 566.2299. Wlktff PI , Red Bank. 741 21* CASH PAID OLDSMOBILE COUPE 1950 - (An tlquel. Automatic. 79.000 mllei UOO TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 1973 — Good YAMAHA WE NEED USED CARS 4959233 condition, standard shift. AM/FM, new J 1 R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. tires 12000 142 5276 after 5. 171W Front St., Red Bonn 142-0)77 OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS SALON - CHANGING WE WILL PAY 1975. Cranberry, white landau roof YAMAHA 1974 - 360 Enduro, only 175 TRIUMPH TR61971 Power steering, brakel, windows and Wonted, party who needs 100% llnanc miles. Excellent condition. 11000. 741 - TOP PRICES door lock!. AM/FM stereo tope, tilt Ing. with no money down, on a 19714244 wheel, two new snows. 17.000 miles Triumph TR6, AM/FM. 41,600 miles TOM'S FORD $5300 firm 264 3197 12495. Many other models to choose More Classified from. For quick credit O.K., call OASIS MOTORS at (2011 721-7100 on Next Page MODELS; 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Solo HOW ABOUT YOU? There's a station wagon j hidden in this picture.

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LI Nv 100 Newman Springs Rd. SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400, 741-0910 71. Mtrchomli»» »or Sato SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 71. Merchandise for Sale 18 The Dairy Register TJOOSiE^CAlHItT M» yjfj. lomplete US Lo»ae i»o«a«a"» «•»' 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted FAMILY AD ol drawers. Ul 7«^«l K73 HONDA - CB 350. good condl CLEANING PERSON - Middk-iown. HOST HOSTESS - Experienced I TBM TYPEWRITERS lion Mum p.uot Mult tell moi Bed tank One. do* pci week Be dtaing 100m super uman. 3LINES-5DAYS U44UI liable and capable Own iigm EXPERIEN«D BUS BOYS.GIRLS RENTAL *16.50per mo portotion Reference required Reply Apply in pet ton. Long John S Ltd . I FOR Rent with option to CVK lo Bo. S 113 The Da.Ty Regnter Beoch Blvd . Highlands JUST PS2.00 5 Auto Services/Parts Shrewsbury JUDO OUTFITS - IOHI tMmf mm. JEWELRY REPAIRMAN MW ITEMS YOU NO LONGER bo, s sues small medium l«ae « RACK BODY - ' «t CLERICAL. each H\tUl r eplt dump body witti hont Wanted tor Monmouth County |ewelr NEEDOR USE WILL Mutt be good with flguret Local oree. ttore Full time Mutt be proficient 1 KENMORE - futlrlc *<*'••"" Call 717 1777 wed car Slort 1117 1 all forms of repair work Apply. «nt cleonlng ovtn. »l« vt*** •••• *•?••/ ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY references, to Box G M7. the Doll SELL belt offer CE woieier and gal a»l»r 70 Thomas Avc 747 14*4 Shrewsbwiy 10 Wanted Automotive Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 veor» old «7S rocn »r ••»' •*•< CLERK BOOKKEEPER - E . KITCHEN AIDE - 134. Man through FAST JUNK CARS • penence in general office work ond Tuet . and 8 4 Wed through Fn 244 WITH A QUICK ACTION KITCHEN SET - YtlloSTloriiiico light typing required Apply Borough JUI Mri Crispin droplcal table, lour moUhing dwi Highest prices paid Clerk 1 Office. 37 Monmoufh SI Red LOW COST B LADIES MEN Work at home on the Good confllllon t» UHtO phone Earn up to 125 lo ISO per wee DAILY REGISTER LOOKING FOR FURNTTURE? - JUNK CARS CONSTRUCTION ESTlMATER AND servicing our customers S70 3000 FAMILY AD Look here' Four flaori ol tl«* aHn*ng BOOKEEPER - Residential butidtng loomi bedroom! living room», ll«r HIGHEST CASH PAID contfoctor working Monmouth County LAUNDRESS M W - Five days Available lor Merchan- week. 14 p m Please apply in perton eol, r«!lntr». bun* bed* ana occrt 7 Day) a Week Coll Mike Oliver between f S p m . 741 SI. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted dise For Sale only. Article torlei Credit IS avolloti»«Fo»ld»l«. 94 Hour Answering Service King James Nursing Home, 400 Hwy 53 Domestic Help 36. Middletown must originate from a y Call LonnH, 447 H« 74JOH4. »9 5834106 COOK (INSTITUTIONAL! - Full NURSES - RN.FULL TIME II 7 REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIAT SALES - Office supplies ond eou.p LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Simple lime Apply In perton. 7 o m lo 7 p m LEGAL SECRETARY - At least three NURSES - LPN, FULL TIME 311 — Licensed Wanted for full tim ment Musi have experience Solary cooking tor two adults Hours lo suit, household and may not ex- ^ WANTED Puked up years experience required Goo afternoon through dinner, three week MOVING MUST SELL - Corner drU MC.nlralAw. .RMBarH 6?2 So Lourel Ave . H01 let NURSES - LPN RELIEF, 117 work, plus some weekend floor time a commission ond cipertiei Cod Joe ceed a sale price of S50.00 maple. Hi WeXingeiovK kMl free re skills Salary open Phone 747 3730 NURSING HOME. CALL 927 U3(f model home Call for appoinimei MI-MOO ____ days Own transportation. Monmouth Coll U\ IU7» • COOK — Port time Eipenented Beach area Recent references Coll per article. frloerolor. I17S Porloble record pWr LOAN MANAGERS Sevenooks Realty. 94* 3700 er »IO Mople couch Irome. "»• •*" Must apply m perton. The Pub 1*0 OPPORTUNITY TIME SECRETARY - Construction com 729 4949 from 10 4. 779 1*46 evenings Price MUST be adver- TOP DOLLAR Three positions open in the Monmouth REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON RECEPTIONIST pony teeks person lo answer phone culhiom. with matching Chan Ml ond Ocean County orea The most pro Licensed, unlicensed, experienced or Front office position, tome typing and type Knowledge of dictaphone PERSON FOR CLEANING - One day tised. Each additional line Other imoii ilemi All prices neg» FOR USED CARS SO - For Civic o< etsive consumer finance company in •Killing to learn and EARN GREAT Start Ocl Mil] helpful Phone 791 era between * S per week. 6-1 hours. Frt or Sol Mor noble S44 13*S_ J needs aggressive individuals now QOnviile area Please coll after 6pm SI.00. No copy changes LiPPIN MOTOR CAR CO • INC 0o*»iiolion car necetsory S COMMISSIONS In o tost growing coi ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SECRETARY NEED FURNITURE' - Wt «•» NMp *-i 35 Sayrrvtlle, N J 727 1300 CollM3»*0 Excellent salary and finest employee Deration » Thomos Ave 747 Mt« Shrrwtbo Set 10(6 may be made ond no dis- benefits Apply Suburban Finance Executive experience necessary tteno rou Five floors of bedrooms, living DESIGNER OETAILER DRAFTS Call SHELLY REAL ESTATE today RECREATION SPECIALIST - Am helpful Local position Fee paid M SO counts or returns will be oomi. hi fi s. kitchen sets, dining WANTED MAN (M/W) - For tewage ireatmcnl Company. 30 Echo Pta/a, Springfield 7» I MO ooms. tables lamps, reclincrs. efc N J jojdjCondH»«,M«0 :<> prfpare cart for r el i nutting Ei lut Co Inc . SO Hwy J6, Leonardo. Salory depends on experience, fou experience in receiving, ttoroge and ister Shrewsbury. N J. 07701 Wandering Jew In I hanging poll uerienceneceiiary Apply in perton lo N j , between l-ep m Legal Stenos PART-TIME week vacation, liberal benefits, pieos ihlpmenl ot goods ond material E« 15 IS Mention this od ond receive 70*. 1 and J Auto Body. 12 N Bridge Ayr . :ellenl company benefits, include pro SEWING AND ALTERATIONS In off Sal., Sun . Sept. II. 14. 70. 71 rlP~¥ VISE - te shuffle ua Co< agency. Good pay tcole and oil Dictaphone regular vocation. 55 Situations Wanted More Classified 35 UNION ST RED BANK apply between 9am II noon Mon plan a plant party lor you Free plontt benefit) including free unlformt. hot EXPERIENCED PERSON - For " i Frt and percentage of lotol %uiri Ul 7374 on Next Page Ditaliiotton ond patd vocation* Mutt landscaping Apply In person only at Stenographers Male lef 4 p.m Bongarione Nursery. VVoys have own tools Apply in perton lo WE NEED SKILLED PEOPLE FOR CONTINUEDGROWTH 741-2700 EXT. 200 WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC MAN NEEDS HERE YOU CAN FIND - ThrM-foM LABR.OLA MOTORS. Red Bonk Atk Ide Rd , New Shrewtbury TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS 'IF CREATES NEW OPENINGS Full-time work desperately room screen, 13 SO. live piece kitchen 71. Merchandise lor Sale JOB — Interesting ond diversified, 273 Bronchport Ave Long Bronch set. 134.SO. »i» piete dining room $«t 'Or Bob or Jot. EXPER1ENCED ONLY - Waiter* YOU LIKE VARIETY, MEETING 777 AIM Coll 5*6 S694 NEW PEOPLE OR JUST EXTRA doing enjoyable work Several open RN ICU/CCU with chlno clotel, Uf. hump cornel AUTO MECHANIC - VOLKSWAGEN and waitresses, also cocktail waitress ingi in East Brunswick, Keyport. equal opportunity employer |M W) tMCk trunk. SIS, hornpei U 7S, vmoll (M/Wl Apply In person Olde Union MONE Y IN YOUR POCKET. WE Full time position available on J II 30 Must be experienced and well Iroined CANHELPYOU APPLY MON Woodbrldae. SHOE SALES — Children s Good sal office rtlrlgeralor. Ufl hide o bed. Flat rale union thop offering h.aheit Houte. 11 Whorf Ave., fted Bank shitl for eMperienced RN in moder MONARC To? THROUGH FRI. II, NO FEE EXPERIENCE - not necessary, we CU'CCU department New solar ary, benefits No nights Must have ex S59. ondlronl. 117.M. electric healer. oay scale tn area, plut free Blue Croit CHARGED penence. Write family status ond e» FINANCIAL $3 SO. tluoreicenl Hove Illturei. SI0 i".! hotpltaliiotion. S7S0.000 Moior FULL TlME^XF^ERrFNCED ME train you scale and full benefits Pleas* appl 1HANIC — Good pay, liberal company 4W From Red Bank U2AU3 HOURS — Part time weekends, either Personnel Deportment. Bayshor penence to L 301. The Doily Register eoch, mahogany lomp loble 117 So. Vcditat lor emploUeet,ond lomiiy. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 kldneylhape dreitlng table with Vi PRICE SALE! free tchooKng, uniforms ond much benefits and incentive program Apply ]12 Mum AsburvPork 776 557 1 or 7 days. Weekdays, we hove morn Community Hospital. 727 N Beers SI n person to R&s Auto Stores, Rt 33, ings, afternoons, evening hours avail Holmdel 2*4 7SO0 bench, 110.», couch. M9 Alto pic ALL CLOTHING 'Tore Stop in or coll today. Service Mlddlelown able and combination of obove. SNELLING AND SNELLING - 61 Business turet. polntlngt. printt. new Con Manager, Mike Cutano, Lippm Motor MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN - E RN OR LPN — Full-Mint. II 7 shift World's largest employment service, goleums. linen ond bate coblneti, etc perienced Busy internist s ollice Call anytime between 9am ond 10 King Jomes Nursing Home. 400 Hwy S»pl. 15lh thru 20rh CorCo Rt 3S. Soyrevillf 171 IJ00 GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER - En tor appointment " Broad St., Red Bonk. N J 747 1171 Opportunities RUSCIL'S, 7S I. Front St , Red Bonk perienced, lor prtvole garbage com Good surroundings, fringe benefits 36 Mlddlelown 791 3400 41 1*93. RN OR LPN - Night duty. 117 M "STOCK PERSON" 77 monmouth St., Red lank oany.Call 164-4404 Coll 7(1 1403 264-6700 MONEY MAKER AVON a.m. Can bt full or port time Clean Apply In person, CBS Supermorkel, 36 GARDE NER-'GROUNDS PIRION - MERCHANDISING Monday through Sunday reputable nursing home Coll betwrr Main St . Keonsburg FRANCHISE. Monmoulh ana M.ddlr vntaiion bills to pay? Sell Avon ond Full lime Apply in perton. Navetlnk Some sales experience helpful Outside I 4, otk for Mrs King, ttl 5277 •i'ive M*JNEY TO SPARE! I II thow PEOPLE - Mechanically inclined lor SU B S T I T U T~E~C"0Tfo D IAN5- sen CogfltY Work (torn home Full or Country Club, SO Luffburrow Lone. work, local firm Use company cor T service, repairs and soles depa tment part time Earn up lo $100 per day. you how Coil tor details: Mrs Horn Middle town, b«twefi 33:30 p.m. Male (emole for occasional work In mood 7I7-63SO. «2 J377, 774 1220 se.ooo. Large electrical speciality corpo RN'S Colts Neck schools. Black Seal license Over 100 active accounts Sacrifice' QASSflED ADVERTISING RATES 3RILLMAN M./W - Doyt and'or ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ration Apply In person at 4 W Main preferred, but not required Call tor Full price only s?M0 Eft M/W - Full time Ei nights. Apply at The Pour Houte, 30 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury St., Freehold, between 8 II am Full time positions for RN s with oprr application. 462 1151 _____ TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN A«EA 566-8100. pentnitd Slort MM om Apply in Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury, 843 atlng room experience for 3 to 11 shift pinion between 7 and t p m No phone PERMANENT/PART-TIME — Jtw- SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex WE HAVE MORE 4337 elry sales Experienced Must be re- TOU REE FROM MIDDIETOWN AREA 671-9300. nlK ve Cottoge Irtn. Keyport. Full time positions for RN s with BSN , . enced 3 lo 11 and 8 lo 4 shifts HAIRDRESSER WANTED - sponsible Reply to BOM J 299. The preferred and e>tensive Medic uOng term Full or part time. 741-4700. 8ARTENDER M/W - Experience Dolly Register. Shrewsbury. ACADEMY AGENCY necetiary or grill person willing lo Male/female, part time or full time. SERVICES ol Surgical background tor Coordino Non Commercial Rates $4 minimum charge Also shampooer. East of Eden. 471 PERMANENT/PART-TIME* - Secre tors ol Patient Core 3 lo 11 and 11 to learn, we will Train. The Pour Houte. Needs help tor general labor Cor nee TELLER Realtors Shrewsbury. 142-4337 M33 essary Apply 7 a m . Mon through tory Must be responsible. Reply to Per Line Fn Box T 200. The Dolly Register, 61c OAHTENOER MALE'FEMALE — No HAIRDRESSER - Experienced, full Excellent opportunity for person with 1 Day 4me. Top salary For interview, call 4W Front St Red Bonk Shrewsbury. Excellent working conditions Good previous banking experience. Con- pxperience necrttory Port lime Coll salaries, liberal employee benelfis 2 Days (Consecutive) 55c after 6 p m , 741173). 717-7096 Victor s Beauty Salon, 370 PERSON - To work In office Apply venient location ana pleasant sur 63 Money To Loan Main SI . Keansbtng OFFICE WORKERS NO FEE Marlboro Glass Distributors roundlngs Full ond part time open- 3 Days (Consecutive) 45c BEAUTICIAN — Experienced oper 591-1400 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ing* HAVE BILLS? - NetO co»h? Conloli 42c HAIRDRESSER - Port-lime, some dat'on mprloayei available Call 301 4 Days (Consecutive) -jtor. following preferred but not nee PERSON WANTED TO WORK — On filmy. Full or port-time Excellent experience Coll Thurs , Frl. or Sot Even LiTe Is Temporary PERSONNEL DEPT A I EMPLOYMENT 775-3584 lor an oppoinlmenr in your 5 Days (Consecutive) 39c wnoll horse farm, cleaning stall ond 35 Union Sf Red Bonk. N J 0770 home salary plut commission Call Koren. So Make the Most of It! ok ing core of horse* Inquire in per iroodSt. 74) 7772 Red Bonk 6 Days (Consecutive) 37c M4-WQ. HAIR STYLIST - Experienced, with Earn tKtra money end moke efi|oy son to Combs Anlmol Hotpifol. 741-2700, Ext. 200 TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside 7 Days (Consecutive) s ,35c BOOKK'EEPER - EXPERIENCED or without following able Work pari lime or full time on in Shrewsbury. N J. Mon. Wed. Fn Equal Opportunity Employer sales to wholesale accounts Good op NEW MODERN AIR CONDITIONED 5663722 lereitlng Icmporafy lefrt CLERKS and Sot RN — To actively participate i wrtunlty tor right person. Write lo 8 Days (Consecutive) 32c MERCHANDISE LAW OFFICES. SALARY COM HELP WANTED — Recreation Direc TYPISTS. SECRETARIES. ALL OF PHARACIST - Highly progressive patient care In doctor's office Port IOK J 793 The Dally Register. Shrews- 30 Days (Consecutive) 30c ME NSURATE WITH ABILITY or. Part-time to plan and direct recre- FlCE WORKERS CMS MW man medlcol center Is seeking on en time Monmoulh Medical Center orea bury, N.J 07701 CHAMLIN.SCHOTTLANDAND ation activities Salary $3450 per an- benefits. References Reply to Bo» T-201, The perienced pharmacist registered in me TRAVEL AGENf~-~Parrtin<»? Mus Commercial Rates* $4 minimum charge ROSEN CALL MISS RUNOOUIST. num Apply at Boro Clerk's office, State of N.J Excellent fringe benefit Dolly Register, Shrewsbury )oro Hall. 4BD Prospect Ave , Little be experienced all phoses ot travel 71 Merchandise ram. good starling salary Apply RN — 116 11 sMtt "Foil anifiaWumi EMPIRE TRAVEL, 741-1050. Per Line .liver, between the hours ot 9 a.m. and esonnel Department weekday* * 2. U7 lo start (thiH differential) Appt CASHIER - Dlthwosher, Waltreit p.m, weekdays, Frl. evenings 7:30 Jersey Shore Medical Center. Corhn TRUCK MECHANIC — Full-time For Salt 1 Day 64c W w Short Order Cook Martini • m to 9 p.m. Applications close * in person. Green Grove Convalesce" 1 Ave . Neptune Center, Green Grove Rd ond Rle U 'ear round, company paid benefits AIR CONDITIONER - Like new 2 Days (Consecutive) 58c Oiner Hwy 34, Keomburg 7 • p.m. m . Sept. U. Wf. __ 117 Route 35, Ealonlown HI 5300 I , in Equal Opportunity Employer Neptune Aust have heavy duty experience am Westlnghouse, 1,000-BTU. IIS volts. mile North of the Monmouth Shopping ools Apply in person. SCHWARTZ good tor medium sue room or bed- 3 Days (Consecutive) 48c Center) PORTER M/W - Experienced, tor INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, 141 W room. 1170. Bought new on Way 74 (or 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale : 4 Days (Consecutive) , 45c )enerol cleaning and full jore ot rontSt , Red Bank s?50 Must sell, moving into opart OUR asm YEAR loors Top salary and full fringe ben SALES ment J H Sullivan. 94? MW or 741- 5 Days (Consecutive) 42c eflts DO NOT PHONE Apply In per rv SERVICETPTRSON — Ex 5545. 6 Days (Consecutive) 40c Si. Help wanted son weekdays only. Ifl o.m to 3 p.m Monagemenl position con be yours of perienced road person Excelle Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home. • ter six months speciahied homing or king conditions, good wages ant AMPLIFIER^ Ampeg B75B cabinet 7 Days (Consecutive) 38c Mlddlelown Ave.. Atlantic Highlands and rveod Two 17 ' speokers, used tour and .IVOOO SJ5.000 a year in monoae benefits. Apply in person. At Radio 8 Days (Consecutive) . 35c ment and Television. 57 Monmouth St , Ret months 1450 741-062? • AN UNUSUAL GROUND PSYCHIATRIC AIDES - Immediate lank 741 -4744. openings, to work on Patienl Security ANTIQUI DIMINO ROOM s¥T — 30 Days (Consecutive) J3c FLOOR OPPORTUNITY Word 13 W per hour to start. Steady We will send you to school for two WAITRESSES WAITERS - Mutt be Three large pieces. 175 takes oil 1 Applies to all business firms and commercial Classi- FOR AN EXPERIENCED employment, liberal vacations All weeks, expenses paid, train you tn the xperlenced Apply In person, Rex Coll 6713474 rlnge benefits. Under Civil Service field, selling and servicing established DlnerJU WJrontSt., Red Bonk fied Advertising 3-ime minimum All rates based on con- INDUSTRIOUS REAL ES- accounts ANTIQUES-ESTATE SALE — Louis 75 VOLVOS o apply, call Marlboro Psychiatric IV sofa and curio cabinet, banquet secutive insertions Minimum charge $4 00 WAITRESS" M/W~— Days or nights TATE SALES ASSOCI- Hospital. 9M-II0O. Ext 42). between * table — seats 25. all gloss corner 3 30 p.m. ull time or part time The Pour ATE • Age 21 Or Over House. 842 4337 Sheraton cabinet, Victorian, china, sll FAMILY PLAN RATE QUALIFIED MUSIC INSTRUCTORS • High School Or Better ver. wicker, cut gloss, etc. 741-7323. UP CASH REBATE; to |o111 an aspiring ser- 3 lines — 5 Days — J2 00 SI 00 each additional hne Avail To^aeo: $40v. — On all Instruments, guitar, drums. • Have Car ""ANTIQUES vice minded real estate piano, band Instrumenls Red Bonk 52 Baby Sitting 12 dining tables, 250 chairs. 7 able to individuals placing ads under Merchandise For Sale" Music. 747-431S Bondable group sideboards, 7 china cabinets. 8 armoi lor items not exceeding $50 each Items must be priced REAL ESTATE SALES - Creative, • Ambitious Child Care res, 14 desks. 9 dressers, 6 (varvcHothers clocks. 7 curio cabinets, 87 oil point Contract Hattt on Rtquttt time and eHperlenced preferred • Sports-Minded And BABYSITTER - Mon and Frt , 10-2 SHOREMOTORS wilh a growing high qual- Located on Highway In desirable orea My home, own transportation Refei ings, 25 mirrors, 18 chandeliers and a ity clientele and a spe- Write BOH L-fio. The Doily Register. Desire dices. Shrewsbury 747 9674. building lull ot fine bric-a-brac Shrewsbury, N.J , tor interview INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FRONT PAGE READERS cialized approach • Guaranteed Income MOTH ERS HELPER -From 15 noon 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bonk 741 7474 BOX REPLY SERVICE VOLVO — TRIUMPH REAL ESTATE SALESMAN SALES To Stsrt o 5 p.m on Fridays. Light housework $5 00 Per Count Line Bold Call In Contldtnct... WOMAN — Progressive sales market occasional cooking and core of three APARTMENf^ALl PICK-UP $1.00 tace headings $6 00 Mm ng company seeks salespeople to Call for appointment only. Mr F year-old Own transportation. Chape Entire contents, sola, upholstered swi- Bob Coutt J nondle successful condominium pro) Get; Man through Wed . from 9i Illl area 847-6967. vel rocker, bedroom, mirrored dress- imum insertion 2 >nes Max 5 year — 50,000 Mile Warranty ects fn Monmouth County Draws p.m. ing table, dining room, plus many, MAIL $2.00 itnum 24 lines All readers WHEIAN REALTY GROUP ovailoble. Euperlence preferred many items Excellent condition Rea- Fof each box numbers assigned place at toot ol column OMMODORE GROUP Coll Mrs 264-2400 53 Domestic Help sonable Coll S42 3J70 after A p,m 842-7565 Coughlin for Interview (Ml) 170-3700 ART DEC0"COLLECTOR S - Eorly Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7500 An Equol Opportunity Employer •KMJM. WURKI R < OMPANION - 51. Help Wanted \o live In, light housekeeping. Owi 1930s dining room or hall credema. SALESPERSON - Executive type oom ond both. 747 4730 sotln ond rose wood Inlaid, perfect 2. Autos For Sole condition, 11200 Call 5 9p.m , M3-594O. with college, soles or business bock HOUSEWOR~KERt"~ Three twit dby DEADUNES 1 BABY C A R H I A G E Deluxe Pe- (round, to Iroln as Speciol Agenl r I J days Recent reference plu deally presently employed Salory ti dlgree, good condition, converts to orispotfation necessary Call after An ads arc restricted to their proper classification and to the SI5.0OO Coll Mr Clef kullo. »M SO77 m ,671 425? stroller. 135 or best offer 741*947 PRODUCTION tegular Daily Register style ol type We reserve the right to edit BALDWIN OROANSONIC ORGAN — or reject any classified advertising copy MANAGER 51. Help wanted 51, Help Wanted With lower and upper keyboard and one octave toot pedal ond button for all Instruments i35O firm. Also UNIQUE CHALLENGE MATH NOTICES NATIONAL COMPANY Rhythm Master, ISO 717 9004 Death Notices. Cards of Thanks. In Memoriams and Anniversary ABLE PERSON IN FINE CARPET SALES BFAUTIFUl VICTORIAN i OVf Masses (Hun on the OMuary page) 75c per kne SEAT - Armchair, coffee table, two New Jersey location For stocking, receiving and Looking for experienced Copt-Jin's choirs, two English Rose Complete sewiftpand inventory control Paint and carpet salesperson for es- wood choirs ond couch Ola china 741 CANCELLATION NUMBER hardware experience pre- 8781 electronic heaK Sealing tablished floor covering re- Notice — Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance ol Wall has it all! BEDROOM SET - 150 Dressers, f ferred Full time year round tail store This is a full time experienGe %nd e- chests ana beds, S40 each Refrig- special Kill number to advertiser when cancellation ol ad rs re- position with full benefits, erator, M0 Kitchen set, »35 W 1767 quested Advertiser must retain number lor luture reference surne to Box*G-291, BROADTAIL JAIKI I Mink trim. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP and good working condi- Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register The Daily Register, tions. Send resume to SI75. Lady s cloth coat, fur trim. S45 24 Wharf Avenue Mon 'slur trim coot, US Call 772 3759 cannot be responsible lor errors after the first day Call 542 Shrewsbury. N J (U name fit) 1700 to make corrections 07701 Shehodi Rugs BUFFET AND CHINA CLOSET — Red Bank Mahogany, 530 each. Rt 35 Sea Girt N J 08750 __Call 74H1I4 COFFlE TATLT -Solid pecon wood, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX center slide doors, good as new, 63 BU5INE55 long x 24" wide, store price si», will RE41 ESTATE sell tor 150 847 7838 DIRECTORY „ RENTALS COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS - Two TV antennae, cast iron Hobachi, utility 2 Autos For Sara CLASSIFIED (roller Reasonable 842 350* anytime. „ 101 Apartments 3 Trucks and Trailers COLONIAL DEACONS BENCH — 102 Houses For Rent Gold cushions, seats three to four com- 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share fortably Like new. 727 B717 5 Auto Services Parts '04 Winter Rentals COMPLETE -~Fui 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals room. $150. Sony tape deck, 190 Red 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnohed Rooms BUSINESS DIRECTORY wood picnic set, t25 591 9703. 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes CORNICE BOARDS - Two wooden 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Remals French Provincial, 135. handmade 10 Wanted Automotive ADA1YGUDE stain gloss window, U0, pair red drop- 109 BuMngs Garages es.SS. pair while dropes.J2 747 6317 110 Wanted To Rem DELTA 60 S trans Am I.res BUSINESS Of BUSMESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Mounted on slotted mags *80 o pair OIRECTORY 747 5091 A BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTING MASONRY - All types. Also concrete 21 Business Services Exterior and Interior, also paperhanging CONCRETE PATIOS work. No lob too smolt B Stark ond DESKS. FILES, tables, chairs, adding Reasonable 671 659fl Sidewalks and driveways Inttolled Son Coll 741 1195 or SU IJfJ machines, typewriters, office equip- Redwood pool patios Uliut ment, etc at bargain prices. New or 131 Houses For Sale ABETTER PAINT JOB? MICHAEL WELSTEAD - Tree work used AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 132 Apartments/Town Houses DRIVEWAYS - Asphalt drives, con odd lobs ond light houltng 3S. Ookhursl. 531 39W. EXTERIOR INTERIOR crele walks and patios Free estt 133 Income Property Proudly, we present, our new delivery truck — motes. ART-CO PAVING U\ IS7A or Coll ill 3067 or Sie-tSvl Reosonoble & Clean 74I-4SSI DINING ROOM FURNITURE - Hale 51 Help Wanted 1M_fatm Property W S»vY SI?[TA~NEW ROOF' Vintoge finish pine, Early American; 1J5. Commercial Property now in use, with its Parts Dept, under new ADO A ROOM - Carpentry, mosonry, Free estimates. Reasonable roles two corner hutches, one dry sink with 52 Babysitting/Child Care le work, paneling. No |ob too big or tLECIRONIC - Repair and sales Smith Bros. Rooting copper liner Like new. SSOO, Inter 53 Domestic Help 136 Industrial Property management moll Quality work. Reosonoble center. For slereo-dccks-oulo home- 74IJIJJ ested parlies only, call Wed. to Sat., 54 Situations Wanted Female 137 Lots and Acreage at«. Free estimates. 513)947. marine. Progressive Services Inc.. 17 12 5 only, 264 3336 Oceanport Ave . LIHIe Silver Ul SMI ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling Al 55 Situations Wanted Male 138 Mobile Homes types ol masonry Driveways Call 4fS Speedy service with a complete line of Ford ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters DINING ROOM SEr^ 56 Situations Warned 139 Cemetery Lots sold, rented, repaired Serpko's. 101 -I FOAM CUT TO SIZE 0ll». 717- IKK $175. Male'Female 140 Real Estate Wanted Monmoulh St.. Red Bonk. 747 04IS Cushions, dinettes ond hassocks Cus- PAINTING AND DECORATING Call 847 7675 pan's offered at discount prices has gained us the tom upholstery Loroe stock of vinyls Carl B. Jones Fully Insured ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA - ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS and fabrics. ' For free estimates coll TWHW title of... "Wall Has It All" truck. Porch enclosures. Paneling HASSOCK SHOP Leather bound, India paper. 79 volume. Call M. J DI Nutio, m-mn W4I Hwy 15 671 «7T5 MHMIelown PAINTING CONTRACTOR - Eu Eleventh Edition in mahogany slond ropean craftsman, quality material! $50.847 3)6? 61 BusineatT Opportunities Trips to Teterboro Parts Depot ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ce- FRANK AMANGIONE used Coll 717 7017 all day unlit 9pm EVERGREENS - Shade Trees, Aia 62 Mortgages SlBfeydetMiniBikM omtc tile. Complete line ot remodel Pooling ond siding, gutters, repairs leas. Rock Gardens, Bonsai Plants. 63 Money To Loan ng. Coll Rich Molmberg, 717-3542. Any home maintenance SM I7« You or we plant. Either way, you save 52 Boats and Accessories are made three times a week; to Serving Monmouth County I? years. PAINTING otGerrlt Acres 946-1571 .64 Money Wanted 53 CamptngEqi*pmenl HOUSE PAINTING - E.lerlor. mte Interior Exterior & Poperhonging replenish supply, and other sources rior Fully Insured Seovrr Painting 154 Recreational Vehicles AFIREPLACE IN TIME Company. (41 7143. M]-4Ui. FEEEZER - 25 cu ft. chest, new Hoi K Sports Equipment FOR CHRISTMAS? point Special $345. CATONTOWN TV, are available, for more hard-to-get oofc now and don't be disappointed JANITORIAL SERVICE - Com PARKAS 542 0400 156 Swimming Pooh onfoct merclol or home. Large or smoll Esti- PAINTING CONTRACTORS parts. Just dial mates. If required M? 1774 INTERIOR EXTERIOR . 71 Merchandise For Sale Masonry Services Inc. SOUTt FIREWOOD 72 Garage/Yard Sales J 4 A PAINTING CO. - Quality work And woodchlps 747-WALL For free advice ond estimates manshlp. Interior, exterior 73 Machinery For Sale on all your masonry needs Cell .7140* »r US m QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Sllpcov FIVE-PIECE TRUNDLE BEDROOM THAT'S ALL! Coll 566 470? - S66 flSO? vers and draperies. Your material ar SET - Spanish style USD One rattan 74 Rental Service curs. Jll Oecor.lors. Hllllt style dlvon. IISO Call after S, m mi 75 Farm Equipment AM TREES AND YARDS - Mowing. LAWN MOWERS runing, felling, stump removal and FULL SIZE BED - Solid ckerry head 76 Auction Sates aiiage Fully Insured. Beaver Tree & RALPH A COLE. BUILDER Serviced and repaired New Homes-Additions-Alteration! board and footboard. Colonlol design 77 Pets and Livestock awn Service. 147-774}. 847-4638 Excellent condition 1100 «M-tn3 78 Aircraft Free pickup ond delivery Roofs. Call 741 DOS ANTIQuf CLOCKS - Worches. fine FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - 79 Swap or Exchange ewelry expertly repaired Don Poni ROOFING AND SIDING. Free esti 747-1681 motes Olson Rooting 4 Swing Co Col WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH 80 Merchandise Wanted ewelers, 799 River Rd., Fair Haven 77S 0705 Evenings 747 Silt Ell 110] CREDIT PROBLEMS, INSTANT 1474757 LET ME DO IT! CREDIT. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY REMODEL PAINT REPAIR CALL MR. GRAND 1734411 CABINETMAKER EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED SEAMSTRESS Formica work No lob too small REASONABLE 74U1SI FRIENDLY OR DRESSMAKER FURNITURE - Contents ol studio 747-4»lt oporfment, living room, dinette. Coll The Daily Register CARRCMTRY AND MAtOH WORK LIGHT HAULING SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - SHREWSBURY, N J. Allfrotlorn and otMIIwi Lawn cutting, trees cut Zlppered cushion covers, expertly lit loa. air conditioned. Iwe-coraoraee LEM - Full till, •«« occupooty Security ana reler 'SOO per month Call tee-HMotier Be Near The River Accessories MOT ICC •nces required Coll otter 5 pm »i. ftaons and dm|. • if ownlog a beautiful Ranch ocross • OROUCM Of CATOHTOlf H 1 tie streel from Ihe Shrewsbury. Just BOSTON WHALER - Glasiron. Dura RESOLUTION CEANttUIIC - Mattera live room tited. On lorge treed property nautic, Str inoer, cruise Croft, Johnson WHEREAS. By IF! T?iCIwTlur. V P «»«e MINIATURa E •PAINTING* S - *TLANTICHIOMLANDS-$li Muse with "replace ond caraetlna tombltng ronch with center toyer, 20 room», two bolhi, (or family or iln outboards, OM.C, MerCrulter, Easy wJopted June 7. If75. m* Bootd ct Ad Parker «aod btlng odcauote to wtom On Ivor*. le, Mlt MM>i. Mm. Good one INi per month. Couple Ivtng room with brick fireplace, lor Loader ond Tee Nee Trailers. |uitmtnt of Irw Bo'ouoh ol Fatynluwr, modale D'ij troft' j-nn uim '•> l^r al„„l lor oMWMnwM. >«M1 PricM STelio*01 """ """"•• PfO'Wad- Call Keferred «7I mien, ond .N-efil mal dining room, three bedrooms. \'h recomm*ndrd to the Aoruagh Council to sell baths Master bedroom will accom ol Mild Borough that lor fh* rrclont, -c.AS Ucv*« upon ttve r>rcord •LEAN - Three.room lurnlihed modate klng-slie lurnllure Mint condl LEFTOVER 1975 and upon the condtliont trt lerfrt in t Ann t d jffF«IGE«ATO« - -ITTLE tILVEP. - Four Bedroom.. Ion 151,900 apartmenl Coll after S p.m two baths, fireplace, polio, Mra> yord laid resolution a vatlonce tram Trt* .d.r.gs th*? Bo'eugrh M14j.ll SALE ON NOW! U/3 Zoning Ordinance ol th* 6orovat> vH mol WttUM rr» KM plus utilities 747 lje» RED BANK ol Eolontown , ot Iht ume hat hum BOATS, ENGINES, TRAILERS •voironi tfe g/aniir»*j lEFBIOf «*T0« - Pmice. elfM EASI KEANSiUHO - Four room., LITTLE SILVER - Immediate pos- time lo time been amended and maple M that Ite gf anlinf .ton old. II O. It.. U* Me«lrva le wot, hot water, ooi electric, modern session Unfurnished Eight rooms. mtnted, be granted lo Eikt L odor * utnet JJilment •!»> relrlaVaie< IwolXd kllchtn ond botlv Imm.dlole occu i tnrs modern split Three spacious B P O E No 3402 to pcrmHtar co n four bedrooms. 1 v, baths full botemenl uedrooms. two full baths, »«U tomlly Borough ol colon IT Adulti preferred 717KM and goroge S40I plus utilities ond Uruction ond motntentmcf ol an EUt M Beneiallv o»H thai JH suiiiw. MI*« MI-MM. roam, 17x16 formal dining room, beau Lodge Home Ond Parking Field uptfi . . EATONTOWN security I A ARMSTRONG Illul eat In kitchen Gas heal, low potedm* BIDING MOWER - Aim Chalmers AGENCY. Reallors. Little Sliver. 741 BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS premise! located on Porker Rood the piibltc' LAKEVIEW TERRACE APART maintenance. Excellent tar one-car hih MENts PM-Ute *J»?y ,.* roomV 4500 family. Close to transportation and which premises ore ___ }JsV, 4V> rooms, HS5 (Jos Included MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom, 2'/i shopping U9.9U Official To» Mop of the Ba.ovori of Fo HOUND MAPLE DINETTE TABLE S*lm duo, on ,||, parking Aporl both Colonial Full basemenl. central tontown os B'oU 106A. I oti l J •> -0 *. _ With leaf, lamiailep M lour c* roenli hove air conditioning Apply olr, fireplace, excellent area, two mln RED BANK and loln> Pairs. IW ITMeti utes lo trains ond buses. 1S50 per MunlclpolMorTnlpol e Basin WHEREAS, it hot appeared lo '»•* ! HOUND OAK T AILE month plus utilities, lease and security Charm! Charm! Atlantilti c H IltIgrilomttt ») 363 satisfaction ol ihe Borough tt-o'i" o*r '*i'J ii a/at't required 747 5579 >utch Colonial In mini condition, that due notice tot been n"*«.i tt m i.' la Elkl !.o4gje coii 741 m «74i m HIGHLANDS HILL - Bedroom, llv parlies thereunto enlilied 'hot tug h t I »IO4 JO seautlful spoclous living room wllh JOHNSON «S OUTBOARD MOTOR ing room, kitchen, balh. t!75 per MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Com brick fireplace and dark stained floors, Borough Council would consider urwi pod private home One-bedroom, llv — Lest Ihon 25 hours running time OCt upon SOid inommnn' SSALEA ! — CusleCusm pln-p f tilee d alasllc month, all utilities tree Adults pre ormal dining room, den, 17' kitchen Excellent condition. 1100. IJO Ills Cal'l" 1 2m m™1"' "cur"» "Wired. Ing room, kitchen, bath Sulloble lor with breakfast nook, thret bedrooms Board ol Adluttment J' its fpuuir IffllH.. PaltPalettte PPeteralorsl w. single person or couple Available oc Asking 141,000. UELGES MI6 SAILBOAT - And trail meeting to be rveld dm 10*1* tto» o* iep cuponcy Oct I Hit per month One er Good condition. US0 or best otttr lember. 1975. and SIX PIECE DANISH DINING HOO* HIGHLANDS - One*tdroom apart monlh I security and references re SET-Good condition, t)t ment Heal Included Pay own utilities 1414371 WHEREAS, this Borouar. LOum I72l6tl_ quired Ask ler Peggy. 147 435a PAUL BRAGAR hoi reviewed trie nilnute* of on net' Coil umrn Realtor NEW FIBERGLAS JERSEY SPEED Ings ol Ihe Bond ot Ad|u*tmer»t »t NAVESINK - Nine room Bl Level on •4 Brood St Shrewsbury SKIFF - Hull and gloss deck Boats which Ihe oppllcoilor tor said wo* lam c trip rjote iterrot and cwnrTitMtce SNOW SKIS - Ice skates, lot X bor HIGHLANDS - One-bedroom. 1160 landscaped one-halTacrc. neor schools from "Flying Karpet" mold Two Mil set DtatanaMo. Twotedroom, 1175 plus utilities Coll was hcord and considered hoi n'ufn ond transportation Quiet country llv lime, five-mile competition record Ined the exhibits introduced In e»l Ml Ue» anytime Ing. mlnufes Irom ocean ond river Im 747-0221 holder, Choice ot color combination in mediate occupancy Great lor family dence before the Board of Ad|u*lm«>t - hvve m«fi!iu- SPEAKERS - Jenten Three »oy .y. RUMSON - Brand new $77,SOO. Con mirror finishes Hulls to any stage of and hot reviewed the aforesaid i ric. Mm, In caMnet tie ler pair Call 717 HIGHLANDS - Too-bedraom or 1 4 singles tSOO 291 9171 temporary design on smolt waterfront completion Starting from 11000 Call tlon rec»mmendino Ihe gf anting ot or write Moore Craft. 33 Ave D, Al e ea*T»Hy property line lo rue pork Mil otter tpm ment. 1175 per month. Security" re NEW SHREWSBURY - Three-bed ot. Three bedrooms. Coll Mike Oliver, said variance, ond quired Coll §7!«24 Suitable odulli (toys. 7413900, evenings. 2*4-0774 .antic Highlands Jvl 5379 or 791 5300 STEREO - Sonr* 1-4 channel receiver room modern brick ranch on private WHEREAS, the Borough Council with Garrord turntoWe l>lnol< unill. HIGHLANDS - Three spacious treed setting IVi baths Avolloble Im finds os follows mediately Bis plus security S42 1117 "Here you go, Mommy — I found you some hangers!" ^UMSON SAILBOAT - Pike. II. one yyea old Iwo woy speakers AiklnaTlM E. rooms, furnished, large vord, near MUST SELL ODOCJ beginbeginnen r bboott witthh toil ls on I Applicant it the cw>n • cdlenl condition Coll 7«Telt after 1 beach ond buses Slu I724efl. oors. In woler of the subject tract ot land and is under OCEANPORT - Three bedrooms Need action on mis 3000 sq ft lour ors In woler US0 Coll 7414411 contract to acquire the balance ?i-r i c »»• Quiet street. Hear river. Children and 108. Commercial Rentals 131. Houses for Sole scdroom, ?' >- driveways alto done. Call ofler e p.m I Bl 35 5o I It A i as the Greater Ealonlowr> utilities tin ond u» 495-M70 Available Oct I, unfurnished, no mill octlve ottlce, open 6 days a week. Can recreation room Too good on opportu carpeting. Family room with bar. Red- MOTtCI Include desk and answering service. nlty to m!»rt 140,00 0 wood deck, patio Garage. 9x12 entro TILTBED BOAT TRAILER I»7J- Area" Including ihe Borough of Eo'on m-tmTRAVERSE RODS - 111 Hack. SPOT. KEANSBURG - Twobedroom apart- '1'" """" lulldlng Trees, lovely landscaping. 14' town and a 11 or po r tlont of (tie di'in ••' OftOl menl, silo monthly plus security Call 747 6100. nh style, like new. tor picture window Completely fenced yard. Principals CMH041IM Boroughs of Shrewsbury Oceanpv't. I EKT OF or double window, lor 141 717 SMI Heat, electric Included No pets. 717 RIVER PLAZA - Two-story Colonial. STORE AND OFFICE - Slied to suit only. *S6,SOO. 741 MM otter 1 p.m. We*t Long Branch and 1** Township ol Four bedrooms, 2Vi boths, living Modern. Reasonable rent. Hwy 16, 14 SPORT5FISHERMAN - l»73 Fi Ocean I *!(< HAVfcH TWO HOFFMAN PRESSING MA room, dining room, kllchen, family Hailet. Call 264 2175 VAN HORN btrglas Chrysler, tfeep-V. center con IIO*T> ond KEANSBURG - Three roams, fur AGENCY - REALTORS 3. Applicant pt opotet lo contlcud o*' ding on A^USI n. i?/S by t " CHINES — Complete with dryer unit room with fireplace. Two-cor goroge RUMSON sole. »$ h.p. Mercury It73. Lovett auto Ihe premises In question a one siiry Coot rocki, metal blni, itoel and nlsnednlsned . All utilitieutll" s supplied by owner ISSO a month Lake rights 141 »40 or Open 7 days Coll 24 hours a daU motlc bilge pump, two gas tanks, bat Bh Suitable worklIni g couple 1H 0607 Restored Colonial concrete block lodge building ot ai» wooden tobies, benches U\ Clost toe 141 3191 after 6 p.m. 109 Buildings/Garages 747-4100 liry. rod holders All In eacellenf con proKlmatcly 10.000 squore feet '"'•• '*f*tmt>tt 9 \W lory sewing machines and Individual KEYPORT — One-bedroom, all-clec RED BANK - Lorge garage, 21x22 ce CIRCA 1860 olllon Asking II7W. Call 74l-ai40 area with brick veneer on thefront on d >os dually adopted ond approved motors Coll 7474(49 between I am RUMSON - Three bedroom Ronch. 004 River Rd Fair Haven trie, modern. Reasonable rent 1125 monthly plus utilities. Lease, ment building. Good for storage ond KEYPORT - Center hall Colonial Just listed, this home mat has great 17 FIBERGLAS BOAT - 111 ho northeosl side ond a wood |oml i oof ondlpm. Call 739-0117 many uses. 671-3709. charm. Modernized kitchen, gracious MOYOT security. Partially furnished. 471-5495 Three bedrooms, den, formol dining Chrysler, uted approilmolelyjO 4. The architecture of sold buiitin.o. I room, full basemenl, two-cor goroge. Ivlng room with fireplace, dining hours At condition. In water, ready will generally be mode/ n colonial TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines oom with fireplace, beamed celling RljyW N^lltyi All mokes new or used. Guaranteed LONG BRANCH - One-bedroom RUMSON - Three-bedroom ronch 110 Wanted To Rent wooded lot. 22 living room with Colo lo go Musi sell I2SO0 i43«4e» 5. It will contain a meeilna holi orra wall lo woll carpeting, heal and cook house. Fireplace, good location. Coll nlol fireplace. Approlsed al S46.200. den. All draperies and wallpaper In pe- ot 44 feet by 96 feet without windows, low os US Serplcos, 101 Monmoulh riod motif. Large treed property with SI Ne»l to mooter 717-Oii Ing gos. near but slop. SMfll. 2124S67 after 1 p.m AUSTRALIAN ENGINEER - Seeks will accept any reasonable offers tor II FIBERGLAS BOSTON WHALER on entry lobby, coal room, storage *pf. 15 U »* fully furnished house, three-year lease, fast sale. 264 S4*6 brick patio and born with loft ideal - 10 h.p. Johnson, outriggers, wllh rooms, dining mid game room, kltchiti SHREWSBURY - Two bedrooms three or tour bedrooms. Areas north ot home for antique lovers. $65,000. trailer Eicellefll condition >3*M Al VICTORIAN — Style sofa, good condl LONG BRANCH - Small studio oport wall-to-wall carpeting, goroge tJOO and men's ond women s sonttory locH N'llli I tlon Large wood framed Turn-of Ihe menl lor one person. S9S per month AHenhursi preferred. WOO per month. LINCROFT - MUST BE SEEN Four ler S p.m.. 143 MM Itles , , An Ordinance entitled AM OR I'M per month, plus utilities Coll 291 432 bedroom Dutch Colonial. Owner EM century chair. Call SM 17» 129-3794. Call Mr. Selesnew. S13-I277 or 779 9000, 19 THUNDERBIRD - FIDerglos In 6. The focades (hot lace Poi k*?f AMt E TO A^FND THE REVlSCO Ext. 7769, after 5 p.m. Irol 170,500 741 5473 or 741 1437 PAUL BRAGAR Ull DING 2O'«F OHtJiHAHCE Of WEDDING GOWN - Encellenl condl MATAWAN SHREWSBURY AREA Realtor Ml. US h.p Mercury outboard Troll Rood and the access rood will be lour Four-bedroom house 794 Brood St. Realtor Shrewsbury er. Full vinyl top, winter convos 13500 Inches of brick veneer on eight inches ME BOROUGH Of FAIR HAVFM. lion. SlieSlunall). tin HOUSING WANTED - Social Service LITTLE SILVER I.J , ADOPT! >) ANP APPRf'tffO Coll 7411441 ogency, seeing rentals tor clientele READY WHEN YOU ARE - This Im. St. Sr of block wllh a one half Inert gypsum Coll HI SO47 board on wood furring provided witti iPRIL B, 1961 wm prrsrntvtf to«" »n CROSS ROAD MANOR TWO BEDROOM HOUSE - Newly Call doily, Mr. Gurio, S42-M00, Ext. maculate ranch Is reody lo move into mnu oductljii oivd first ipodina o«i Aug.**! WICKER - Three pieces. SIS each 248. No commissions Involved. All the work has been done Fully cor 1(7] STARCRAFT - 10 h.p Mercury one-Inch slyroloam Insulation for m Oak rocker, 130. chest of drawers, ONE-BEDROOM J190 redecorated. 1225 a month plus secu. peted ond beautifully landscaped Per 747-0221 Mli. ulallon both theromlfy ond acousli I 1«S try «»t Moyo- god Council of H l 0 d STRATHMORE CAPE COD - Four he 8or ough r>f Fulr Muvef> ond on vanity, bookcase andirons, screenl. • FREE HEAT RETIRED WOMAN - Oesiies unfur- led for a young or retiring couple See spoclous bedrooms, living room, tor' Coll 7*1 J0U $10 each Crib, nursery dressing table iu.', WoV* " " " *"• •"' nished three-room, first Door apart- 7. fhe other Iwo wolls will be IMncl, fptirnber I. l?n wos llr.ally nu Cloning will be within Ihe sound levels Near transportation ond shopping apartment. Separate entrance. No A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes rtoynr onrl ritunnt of thr Bmougn of place, $39. small four-drawer chest, Eosy commuting to NYC. 5U4010 petlng. Two-car oarage, fenced In reor YOU'VE FOUND IT! permitted In Section Ml 3 5 of The"air Hoven, was presented.for in- U24 50, china closet, 149, I gal crock, pel! 1200 Includes all utilities. Avail- In Monmouth County! It's yours It you yard, laundry room. All appliances In H4 7VELLOWSTONETRAVEL 197] Zoning Ordinance of the Borough able 'til June 15, 1976. Call 172-0472. Fine three-bedroom, lVi-bath home, roductlrta and »trs' rendlno on Augitl III. three piece kitchen set, S19.S0. MATAWAN RAVINE MANOR write or call Betsy Rots Agency, 117 eluded Coll after 5. 7174594 Prlncl new kitchen appliances, two-car go- TRAILER —- SleepSI. s eight Must be of Eotontown" as the same hot ' Rt. 35, Keyporl, N.J. 07715 Phone: seen to oppreclat I. 197S tv thf Mot-O' ont Coomen-eA hide a bed, IS?, refrigerator, I4», APARTMENTS - One«edroom. tMO KEANSBURG - Large home. Modern pals only. 129.500 roge, gomeroom and family room with e 71) 4730 amended ond supplemented. he Borough of folr Havrn. ami en apartment size aos stove, 149. metal a month. Near schools and Irons kllchen. Oct. to June. Adults pre- 26414S6. built-in bor. Immaculate 16x32 In- 1970 CORSAIR TRUCK CAMPER 11. The air conditioner cerdeituvs wardrobe, 114.SO. Alto china, glass MIDDLETOWN — Outstanding value plentbct I. \"'i fo* f-nally ooopt^d porlotlon. Inquire apartment B-l or ferred 6S1-M41. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD ground pool with surrounding patio Sleeps lour. will be located on the south side ot the a>d approved ore, pots, pans, dishes, elc , etc coll 511 5IIS. Brand new four-bfdroom Colonial on Call now to see. .53,500 building ad|ocent lo the P '. Pvbhc MONMOUTH BEACH - New fur- BUY ON A HOUSE - Well here It Is! totally wooded 100x150 lot. Prime ortt 391 Xltt WILLIAM ft ttFt f. J» SUSCILS, 25 E. Front SI , Red Bank A beautiful Ranch on on acre with o ol Mlddletown. 70' lomily room Land Zone. 741 lefl. MATAWAN - Remodeled three-room nished ranch, seven rooms, Iwo baths, 13. The height of the building will not Moyor aportmenl. parch Sept 15 to June 15. 673 6620, 543 20x40 In ground pool, located In one of Choose your own colors. Wolfc to 155 Sports Equipment •.tte si Holmdel s finest areas. Just reduced schools ond NY transportation. Hur- exceed 15 (eel above grodf KB PATIO SLATES — 25c each Any 7711. Hwy. 35 7415212 Shrewsbury 13 Exterior lighting will be shielded Roy W Nelson number or all NHM lo law S60 s Call now BECHT - CO. ry!! Thli on* won't lost - 10% down SURFBOARD ~ e'l" Hollow Wove Borougti OttV Call alter 6 p.m. 542«79 MATAWAN - Two roam efficiency, SEA BRIGHT - Apartments, effi- REALTORS (42 3933 payment - MOfC financing avoltoble Great tor o beginning surfer. Summer Into the parking area only and will no* tlSO a month plus security, references. ciencies and motel units. Available of to qualified bvytfi. 132 Apartments- deal. I7S. Coll otter 3 p.m . 741 4533 casl light Into the residential at n ipt. 15 *4,20 I FLUORESCENT LIGHTS — til Available SepTl5 591.ITU ter Sept 10, 1975 No lease, security ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS lying to the east ot the premises II each with bulbs 4' lights, IS each with deposit required. Call Trade Winds New home. Buy direct from builder. Town Houses question. ~ NOTICE TO •IPOIII bulbs. 73»«73. MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS Mole 1,142 1137 Call 291 1642 Whelan Realty Group 156 Swimming Pools 14. There wilt be o front utbark a Notice Is hereby given thai sealed - Efficiency ovallaMe SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP*- Two approximately 300 feet, an eost sidi 0\ wiM be received o» live Ito. ough «t BELFORD - Campbell's Junction. 194 Rl. 3i Mltfdtrtown. N.J DISTRIBUTOR — Has 300 l»74 In i M4-27M SEA BRIGHT - Attractive one bed bedroom co-op. Paneling, lenced yard yard of 100 feet ond a weit sldt yard or eypor~i, nAonrnouth tflvn'y. ft?e'*v je* room apartment, furnished, 1160 per Aluminum sided two-bedroom home with shed, other extras $97 per month ground and above ground pools tor 72 Goroge/Yard Sale* RED SANK - A beautiful three room with new tile both. 75' frontage. City 842-7565 sale at K\ off! All sites; Installation fo feet. icy for the "Improv^mrnf il Penhtng month plus utilities Attractive two- Includes utilities. Call 542-7551. 15. Sold 100-loot eost side yord will 'htct' In the Borough of Keypori'ln CONTAINER PLANTS - Two 4-gol. furnished apartment In two aportmenl bedroom apartment, furnished, S175 sewers. SI],900 FOR FAIR SALE MIDDLETOWN - Three bedroom and terms available Coll loll-free. f~ nursery specimens, azaleas S2 to 14 homei OlHef area. 741-0311 after 4 CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate, 215 172-104]. contain a buffering of trees ond shrub- .- CcL-nty 0* -Monmftutn Tt»* mstor per month plus utilities. Sept. to May ronch on three plus ocre lakeside prop- odequate to screen ond proled the od bmiTJttion items, unit, s^d quan. others, until Sept. 21, W Lovett Ave. II. Security No pels. Call 142 2795 of Corr Ave., Keansburg. 7I7-SW4. erty Beautifully landscoped ond *ub 134 Farm Property Linle Silver. 741-7260. RED BANK - Furnished, Iwo lorge [acent residential lone In Wnl l o< NQ, I) 1 inlck Something for everyone. Sept. II. 19. monthly Security, 53 Wallace SI . Rod room riverfront apartment In Iwo fom luxury boms. 17x13 gomeroom, 13' util- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — By farm In Hunterdon County, N.J , with ,oo NOTICES I serve as housing for fhe applicanl t 3,669 Sq >d» ot Povemertt. Type V, 9 o.m. to 2 p.m. 14 Heather Way, Bank -try house. Coll 842 0005 ity room, patio, garage, ISO' land- owner. Looking for a backyard wltf main house, office, servants quarters, I beneficiabfiill program* for youtMh 1 FAU-l(MU»l«i| 1 In, » Holmdel (off Rt. S20I scaped lot. barns, running brook, etc. Write P.O. RED BANK - Kllchen, both, lorge privacy? Our custom-built ranch of- I eluding, among other Ihtngs, IMtlf Bids lo b* opened and reod in public SEA BRIGHT — 4'/i room apartment. MELMED REALTORS 67IS6SO fers this, plus three bedrooms, family Box 6668, Jersey City, N.J. 07304. 210 Lost And Found league baseball, Pop Werner fpotbotl, rl Ktyj »ti Munlclpol Bu'ldlng pr OC GARAGE SALE - Furniture, house- living room, private entronce ond Two bedrooms, kitchen, living and din- 1 boy scouts, girl scouts ond crippled hold Items, toys, etc. If E Highland completely furnished Call 141-0116 of BREEZY POINT COLONIAL - En|oy room, dining room, full basemenl with DIAMOND RING — Too Mg lo wear, lober 7, 1975 OT I 00 P v 1 IKO) Prr- ler 5 p.m Ing room, porch with view ot ocean workshop, oor agrandsundeck children's activities v oil ing Time Ave , Atlantic Highlands 104 pm and river. Wall to wall carpeting. S7M the view and the breezes from Ihe fam- loo hoi to pawn. Large reward for In f Sept 16,17. ily room, breakfast room or kitchen ot Ul.SOO 717-4331 137 Lots And Acreage formation leading lo return Vicinity 17. Sold lodge building win 0U0 Drawings. tpett lc.c1lont ur.fi ffrrns per month. Coll 147-7943. lervi and be used tor tuticitons ot thr or mas rcpriTrwuond Bunotoi ttw prc RED BANK LUXUHr HIGH BISE this five-year-old home. Four bed- MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroom BELFORD - SI000. building lot. Gulliver's Putt, Red Bank. Call Belli. GARAGE SALE - 3 Blockbrlor Drive, rooms, Vh baths, unfinished fifth. 130'KIOO. applicant, adult soclol programs such poied work, pteporedby Howor4 A*. and Rt. 14, Colts Neck. Sept. tl, It, 10, RIVERVIEW TOWERS Split, Vacre beautifully londtcopcd as donees ond dinners OTHI adult be*iefi Schoor. P.E - IS. Borough Enal • ON NAVESINK RIVER 106 Furnished Rooms Spacious rooms In mint condition. Ask In-ground pool, olr condl Honing. Could Call owner, 717 553? 10-4 p.m. Jewelry, snow tires, two por Ing 173,900 FA ARMSTRONG LOST — Aug. 24. Keansburg. Very clal programs iuch as Chrittrrasfood neer, and approved by me Co-nmTs toble organs, clothing, appliances, Two-bedroom apartments ond pen AIRY. BIG - Comfortable. Oft street be mother daughter Many extras HOLMDEL - Eight acres, good form small cream colored Poodle puppy. baskets lor needy lorn.lies Thl.re U-rs during buslneits rvturv Bianch ft Modison Avenues ly-wooded lot. privacy, five minutes Btdderi will be finished wim a copy AKC - Pure white German Shepherd boardwalk. Belevedere Hotel, 12 Lau- from ocean II] 500 2»l 3134 eves. Coll «4e )57l Public Land Zone of the Borough o puppies. Female-tllS, Male—1150. On? ond two bedroom Garden Aportmenh rel Avenue. Keonsburg. 717-1710. CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Lowly ranch MIDDLETOWN BRAND NEW Eatontown. of Ihe speclfkatioiis o»>d bine prlRti of home with three bedrooms. 10x11 mas- Eotl7l7-0519 From tm per month This custom-built home features four MONMOUTH COUNTY - 110 acres, LOST - White and block male puppy 19. The Iron) ot the proposed projec Ihe drowliiyj by 'he ttnginrcr on prop Coll XI 741 »1 IS or apply FURNISHED ROOM — 200 Maple ter bedroom, spoclous living foom. spacloui bedrooms, tW luxury tilt three months old Could be anywhere. will be malntotned In Us natural slate AKC SHETLAND SHEEPDOG PUP eat-In kitchen, gorogc with lorge stor Monolopan Township. Three roods (In 1 nofice and paymenty s ol i«l nf p*ep- at 24 Molly Pitcher village Court Ave.. Red Bonk. Gentleman preferred baths, 11' dining room, 14' gome eluding New Jersey Turnpike Spur), BeoutllullooMngdog 564-0141 to be consistent with the odjocent 71 aratta ' Hiors (135 M) PIES - (Mini Colllesl. Two moles, Reference required. 747-1611. age.75x100 fenced-In properly. room, lorge utility room, garage (ive OPtl RED BANK - Novetlnk River. Tain across from golf course, three miles to ocre tract to the south and west ownec nonrefurnlot'li*) B_i . i• 1. or *'fxi two females. Good temperament VA/FHA financing available to quali- patio, 100' lot Anxious In UOs. by Ihe Borough al Eatonlown great with children. Excellent for pels Gobies Old world charm. Two bod- KEANSBURG - Nice room for rent fied buyers. tlT.SOO THE BERG Freehold. $4000 per acre. Excellent 211 Special Notices darjj propose' 'q/m* tn thf manner Reasonable MELMED REALTORS WStSO terms. Additional Information or map 20 The easterly SO ttet ot the 100 dtsigr-nied therein ond required by the or show Coll I429144 after S. rooms, all rooms toeing river. Avail AGENCY, REALTORS, 47IHO0. LADIES-Tight? Teme? able Oct. I. Coll Bob, 147-1740. Coll 717 1363 OI6O00 acres THOMPSON LAND, foot buffer orea on Ihe eosl will be let specification*, must be eiit'osetf tn BEAGLE PUPPIES - AKC reols MIDDLETOWN BROKERS BEST Realtor, 609-931 7655, 195 Nassau St., Need to be loosened up? In Hi natural wooded slate to provide sealed envelopes, bearing the wmr tered, six weeks old. US each Days, RED BANK - Noveslnk River, one 1' oni ogme of the coll 717 0947 After e p.m., 7171144 bedroom facing river, elevated build trance, tile bath, shower. Gentleman FAIR HAVEN bedroom, Vh baths, centrol oir. for Ask lor Phil IMasseur) 7I0-9M5 lion to the otoretald residential tone ir road oh outiidr o>td< wvrtf to Surofah Ing. Near shopphta and evs. Call resi- only. Call Between 61 p.m 264 3049 mol dining room. 11' gomeroom, IS WATERFRONT LOT - North Long West Long Branch ot Kc.'DOrt Municipal B'ltldtr-g. li BOXER PUPPIES - (61 AKC reals Adorable Iwo bedroom Colonial For utility room, two car garage, appll Branch. 125x137. Quiet dead-end VACATION TIME? — Bouanl Ja- dent manager. Bob. Mi 3740 RED BANK — Clean. Parking, con- ancei. Landscaped '/i-ocre inWOs. maica vacation ot Mlddlelown Jaycee 21. The subject tract of lond n no Malrt Street. Keyporr. New 'er*«y ond tered Call 542 2711 mal dining room, living room with street. No till required. Terms by own- feasibly developable or suitable to* must l>e accornoon'ed by a Content ol After 4 p.m. RED BANK - One bedroom aporl venient location. Suitable tor gentle- MELMED REALTORS 471 S*SO auction, but cannot use Motoay Colony fireplace, enclosed porch, oarage, fin er. S13.9O0. 339 1503. Hotel. Jamaica. Wesl Indies, tor seven residential development due lo the e< Surely, 0 Non-Collusion affidavit and a menl, heat and water Included, secu- man. Call 741-2575 o.m. or after 6 p.m. Ished basement with bar. Asking certified check or bid bond tor no* lets CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES - AKC rea rity reoulred II7S per month Call 047 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Ex days ond six nights, for two odults ond tremes ot topogi ophy ranging from Istered, very liny. RED BANK — Lovely room, close to cellent starter or retirement ranch I two children, with breakfast ond din to 13 feet and Including mounds tbon ten percent ilOSl oi Ihe amo-jnl 21» between l-l p.m only town, stores and buses. Prlvale en- 138 Mobile Homes swales and gullies Further, it would bid, provided said check need not be Coll 7I7-6O19 mm. nice arto. Enclosed porch could be ner Included Good III Dec. IS, 1975 1 RED BANK'S FINEST trance, goad neighborhood. 142 3756 third bedroom Baseboard heat. Prop GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - Value 1030 Asking 1300 Call 29I47M not be economically feasible lo tie- r more than f70.0V 00 tier shall not be GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC Bethany Rd., Hozlet. Adult park. Walk op the sublet) property In ••ccordani lesi lhon fSOO.OO and be delivered ot Available for future occupancy. Four ROOM FOR RENT erty chain link-fenced. Asking only ofler 6 p.m. black and ton, one male, two females, ond five, two bedroom apartments S74.900 VA/FHA welcome. HER. to shopping. Call 364 3911 with the requlrernent of Ihe R 70 Rn me plore on or before the hour rtamad eight weeks old, t40 507 Plnebroak With kitchen privileges dence Zone because of fhe excets'v oboce The 5tanrJord proposal lor 11 Sulloble for odulls No pels. Spring Call 495-1261 after 4 p.m. READ ASSOCS . Realtor, Hoilet 7)9 MOBILE HOME - IO«55'. Encellenl VOUNG MAN, 25 - Looking tor young Rd , Eafontown. view Gardens, 2*1 Spring SI . 741 5672 Mc£UE 2100. woman. 19 34. lor dates ond compon costl due to the aforesaid topogroph'i and the Nr ot» Also Boarding, and stalls available ^l jr ' ' 7l7-oH9ar7l7 9tSI Buy now and get settled before the ho- and family room, on tovely woodet PRINCESS MOBILE HOME - 10x55. lows Call 201449 3255 lidays In this three-bedroom, Iv, both acre. Thermopone windows, centra to stay on Choice lot. Reasonable. NEED RIDE — From Keyporl to the permissible uses ot land ir. th 0. The contrur. lor or subf on RED BANK - Three-room apor Imenl, ronch. En|oy the fireplace ond game- Barkwoy Exit IM, Approximately 6 30 areas surroundlM It Is peculiarly on tractor, where applicable, w fullmetil odvertisU reference Garage available. Call 747 MIDDLETOWN S FINEST Clifton, N.J. Will sell tor 1600 or divide herthip rod Private breeder 411 1442 Cham Mlddletown. Good office, shop or Call'anytime »00 for one plot Please coll 451 9710 J & J CERAMIC STUDIO - Taking 1 4tll. showroom. Rent 1125, month's secu- BROKERS'BUT t»».»00 J* There will be isi 10 tool by 7 layoff or t«minot|of., rotffi pay oi plonstud. FLORIDA CALLING Unique opportunity, three bedrooms new students. foot parking spaces on a pocked grave forms of compensation; ona se rity, lease Pay utilities. Call nights. Coll 364 15417 parking lot The packed grovel surfac THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE - SEA BRIGHT - Furnished elII 5O-J02I. Homes In good Forl Louderdole areas IS' master bedroom, II' guest room 140 Real Estate Wanted tectlofi for training, Including appfetv Four Yearlings, two Colls and two clenclet Private tile both, relrlo- storting oTuO.000, good Investment, 34' living room, IS' dining room, ful will be used to reduce surface run of tkpthip The contractor agrees la pott Fillies 142-1140 or 142 3291 after 6 p.m EATONTOWN - Rt. IS, office or now Is the time to buy. Ed Conwoy. recreation basement, two-car garage LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In and permit water dralnoge Into ir>cunsplcvoi'i places, avalioW* to em erotor, wall-to-wall corpetlng. All utll ground. Itles Included. 1160 per month, no store, plenty of parking Call A. Ko Realtor, 1711 E. Oakland Pork Blvd. 167' lot. Keonsburg Mlddlelown-Hoilel Holm 132 Apartments- ployeti ond appllconts lor employ lease. Bus stops at door 142 111" llcky, Real Estate, Rt. 35. Eatantown, Fort Louderdole. Flo 305^563 3144 MELMEO REALTORS ell 5*30 del. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717 37. Said parking area will be suf mpnt. notices lo be provided by the 80 Merchandise NJ. 542-2121 0123. Town Houses flclent lo occommodale the antlcipatec contracting officer setting forth the SEA BRIGHT - On Ocean. One-ond HANDYMAN SPECIAL - Great In- NAVESINK - Nine-room BI Level en number of automobiles and for piovlslint of thl« neti{)i*cr i-moation Iwobedroam. Pool. Air cendlllaned. LINCROFT - Two finished suites In vestment. Can'l hold any longer Eight landscaped one-hall ocre, neor schools age purposes clause. Wanted contemporary professional building In ond transportation Qulel country llv. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Washer, dryer, dishwasher. 12151215 C acres of land, plenty of rood Iron- a. Exhibit A 7, Grodlng Plan, one b, Ihe contractor or tubcon* 1421106. heart of Llncroft. Rental Includes all . lovely area. Old rhcee-beavoom Ing, minutes from ocean ond river. Im wh»cf oppllcabie will, in all utilities. For Information coll 747-1141. mediate occupancy. Mt.lfO. 291 nil RECREATIONAL Exhibits A 16, A 17 ond All showing Immediate Cash Paid! SEA BRIGHT — Studio efficiency. house, livable, needs repair, two small lADcll topography and present ond propose icilciioiii; 11 or advertisements For em 1115 per month plus security. Large ef MIDDLETOWN outbuildings. Yours for the price of NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP - Six room, CHESHIRE SQUARE drainage of the tract and me expert en ployeei ptncrfl» Freehold. ^ dominium (or those 48 be primarily to the south audpailmU 477-5169. ment. Woll-lo-woll corpetlno. washer. OCEAN {WAYSIDE) - New elegant MINI BIKE - 1973 Rupp, fully rebuilt, to the north ond easl so thai w lac dryer. 1215 monthly plu' s uilllIllllesl . 14! Wllh ott-street parking. Goad traffic HIGHLANDS - Two story, three bed and over. Thr cantractor or.subion AAAAAAAA oeneroted. Three spacious rooms, olr homes. 3 to 7 bedrooms, finest con- S165 or best after. Must sell dralnoge will be disposed ot natural) roams. Vh baths. Recently renovated struction. Century Bldg. Co., 511-0505 741)942 whereas residential developmrn trsdor, wtitre oppHcab'e, wltt tend to LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. So! conditioned. 750 sq. ft. Very reason- Inside ond out. Walking distance to JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN Enjoy the luxuries and would require artificial dralnoge arxi each labor union 0* represef<1o1ive gt able. Immediate occupancy. Coll 671- buses, churches, schools. Low taxes. OLDER HOME - Three bedrooms, the acquisition of easement! Iherrloi workers with which he hasp enllrcllve INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES APARTMENT — Two bedrooms Only 3730. mortgage money available. Asking living room, dining room, enclosed 152 Boats And the elegance ol this 79. The proposed use will not hav bargaining ogrcemeni or oilier con 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 741-7474 I22S. Includes heot ond hot water. S3I.S0U 0Owner. , 172-0919 porch, double garage, corner proper- trod or •-miyrVanding o notice, to be Good Xie rooms. Call 542 5672 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All prestigious community. an adverse effect on surrounding prop utilities included. Highlands. Ready ty, excellent location. Principals only. Accessories erty values and will not be detr Imenta piovloet) by the agency contioctlng of HOLMDEL Ml DOLE TOWN RUM M5.9OO. Call evenings, 747,4556. MCffj ad vising the tabnr uriian or SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Large for occupancy. Coll 072-1646. Ir7t STARCRAFT 17' - Trlhull, 115 I From to the surrounding neighborhood or t two-bedroom apartments available SON - Custom homes, will build lo h.p. Johnson with power lilt ond 1971 the solely, light air and general we workris rtpresenlo'lvt* of »»•* tan OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE suit. Coll IS p.m.. 071-MK, 671-eeM. RIVER OAKS (factor's commllmeiits vndrr Hilt net ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental 1225 por month. Heal ond hot water trailer. Extras Asking 11995. Can be $41,900 fare of the occupants of neorby i* opei supplied Coll 542-5672 Professional building. Long Branch, A NEW LISTING seen al corner of Ridge and Hancel ties. and j>oM post copies ol the netlce )n one single ond one two-room office conspk'ioui placet ovallobie to t(h- This tour •bedroom Fair Haven home Is Rdv, Fair Haven. Coll 747-1757. JO, There Is a poresent need In th SUPER VIEW OF WATER - From available for Sept. 1. Includes all utili- HOLMDEL located on part of an old estate. All plovfei and Dppuconls lor ermi'oy vour prlvale balcony. Spoclous con Older Colonlol. three bedrooms 144.700 Borough of Eatontown for recreation' mtnl ties ond cleaning. Reasonable. 222-1000 rooms are large and bright. Dining 131. Hpusjes tor Safe ond cultural facilities as well as tor ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furnl domlnlum with one bedroom, living (Owner). Three-bedroom Ranch M9.9O0 room plus eol-ln kitchen, screened CHESHIRE SQUARE By urdei of the Mayor ond Council room, dining room, laundry room. Three-bedroom Colonial 7 meeting place for civic and communit lure, china, glass, dolls, [ewelry, rugs OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES porch, two baths, basement, double ga- affairs such as that vrhlc.lt the p« et Ihf fi'.'•-,-(tit ot Key port, Top cosh paid. Mory Jane Roosevelt Available Sept. 15. Pool ond lennli Four-bedroom Bl Level tM.eeg rage. Vacant. Owner wilt redecorate CHURCH ST. OH MtOSPfCT AVI. BARBARATKE - Available In Crystal Brook Profes- Four bedroom Colonlol. new t79,9O0 FOR A HOME IN pro|ecl will afford. 109 E. River Rd , Rumson. I42-3IS9 court Included. 126) per month Call sional Building. Eolontown. Call Ms. - choose your own colors. Immediate Borr- aj 741-1141 Odor S. Five-six bedroom Colonlol tM.SOO possession. Asking $74,900. MONMOUTH COUNTY UTTU SILVER, N.J. 11. The proposed yard spaces, t* 1( ARIENS - 9 h.p. old tiller Bottolmonn, 512 2116 COZENS REALTOR 741-7616 bock and buffering will be adequate fo lirpt »0.« THREE ROOMS FURNISHED - All LEO E. MASSA $30,000 to $300,000 utllltlet, TV, efl-ttreal parttof. ideal OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- 747-1M7 741- NOT'Cf sional building. Choice location. Ap- Reoitor RUMSON AREA - Send lor "Homes business couple. IJ« Shore Blvd., n S. Hotmdel Rd.. Holmdel For Living" brochure, pics, descrip- Keonsburg. CaTl etS-atT^ proximately m »q ft. Call 747-3730. ••••••• •onoucHor C4icNic*h DESPERATE FAMILY — 01 slK. 94*VMO0 tions, prices on available homes. AP- WHEREAS. N.J.S. 40A 4*7 providn the' m« Olrec'oi ol the PnHon il. needs beds, cribs, clothing, household WEST ENO - En|e» *atol luxury llv PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE AVAIL- IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW - TNt PLEBROOK REALTORS, 112 Ave. BIZZARRO AGENCY Local Governrnerrt Services may approv* »h<* Inwt Htxi ol any ipeciol Jtem of. furniture. 211-1025 PLEASE I Ing In a contemporary relaxed atmos ABLE - All utilities Included. Reason- New Shrewsbury three-bedroom ronch wo Rivers, Rumson, 142-2900. 133 Income Property revenue In the budget of any county rx mi-nlclpxtilty when i-,ich ileai thalt. able. On the river. 042-7713. NAN JOHNSON ptiere. One-eedream oporlmenl will! on appronlmately Vt-ocre tot. Alto In 222-6541 have been mode available by low and the omourtt *htrrof was not detfi convertible dan. cotoisol closets, wall eludes living room, formal dining 131. Houses for Sale mined at the adopt ion rf thebudort. anil BUYS AND BUYS la-wall carpal, from tns. A«ery Armi, room, U' tot-In kitchen, two both*, full WHEREAS, SAID DIRECTOR mo\ plM appcow rh« Interllon rt orty From an entire household to a single lit Avery Int.. MMeMar T4H-IMB. PRIME OFFICE SPACE basement. Two-cor gorogr Many ex Item of appiopt lotion tor eqvdl omov-nl. Item. Antique furniture, (ewelry, sil- In Red Bank Approximately 100 jq. ft trot. Coll for detoiis Vacant ond ask ver. Immediate cash. Top dollar. 741- WEST END - IniinaHaH occupssscy Three rooms, plenty ot odequate park- Ing only 144,900. THE KlRWAN CO.. DUPIEX-SPEQAL NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVEH inot !t.« Borough of Eaton * 5331. Furnished Ihree-room null.. IMS Ing space. Call 741-1400. Realtor, (42-4350. town hereby requests the Director of Local 1 vices to opprove* monthly, utilities Included. Call 219 Ihe insertion of on Hem of revenue In the budget of th* year If'i ,11 the sum OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - of 134,400.00 which Item it now avoiloble 01 0 t*\ .'-.<. '• wn Stole apd 1 cn.ni otosswore, art oblects ond brlc-o-brac, 1700. Ground floor, suitable for doctor or LITTLE SILVER - Save, buy direct FIRST First time offering — finest Fiscal Assistance Ad of It72 EMIIlemen' I B » ICTJ. Immediate cosh lor anything and «v WEST END - Two Macks tram etoan dentist at 1)1 Brood St., Red Bank. 747- Quick sale desired. Well-kept location in Red Bank, three pursuant to the provitton ol Sfn'i I erythlng. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. and college. Five-room apartmenl 1730, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. three/four-bedroom home on v>-acre bedrooms, living room, din- Revenue: 741169J. Woll to-wall corpel, drapes MJ0 pkis prlvale lot. Quiet residential streel. OFFERED RID BANK — (rood Streel store lor Many extras. Mid 140 s 143 3«47. ing room and Kitchen on Revenue Shot ing Funds utilities. Coll 572SM9. rent. II Brood tl. Approximately M00 Entitlement Period: ORIENTAL RUGS sq. II., most suitable lor men's and Holmdel, 4-bedroom, each side of this duplex. July I, 1974 ID June 30. 1974 ....„» ."•• *-v («• Hove customer, s lor all Hies, types, 102 Houses For Rent woman's clothing. Ready to move In. 108. Commercial Rentals 2Yt bath Colonial on One side rented to excellent SECTION?. condltlJltlonL . Ebner Carpel, Red Bank Heat ond woler by landlord, electric County House BE IT FURTHtU RE.UKVED tl«l » Ilk* m a.' U* -Kfl ^ - corner acre with cen- 741-0301 COLTS NECK - Cotlage by tenant. Call owner, Walter Ilmme tenant — occupy second some l| hereby appi 0|>r ^»* ***** HM fniniflit nf TOP CAIH - For tllver colntIt,, silvesilver I rer and Son, 9*W212 or Ml 1520 won MTV tral air, baseWnt, Ilre- side as your private home Appro: * dollors and gold coins, AmericaIcon anond I INDUSTRIAL Revenue Sharing Ft#n4» - •- •'' • • -•••• 1 . RED BANK — 12 Broad St. Two single twfiwl I pldce, gas heat and Walking distance to school Entlllemenl Period: foreign. 264 (l51 eluding heat. References and security room, air conditioned, carpeted offices 20x40. in-ground pool. required. Reply Bei PHI. The Dally available. One 119 sq. ft. at 160 per and Red Bank shopping July 1,1974 to Jmw »-1»75 Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. SPACE 2 Dtercrest Drlv* Excellent Condition. 1. Maintenance art Of *r < month, one 162 sq. ft. at 170 per month, center. Ideal in all respects (E) Recreation ELIERON - Five-room Ranch Two all utilities Included. Free all-day tjm se tl. IXCMIHT FOt Asking $84,900. R E AI [MATE parking two blacks. Call owner, Wal- Wtimtel 9*6-1500 Asking $57,500 lor quick Bl-Centennlol Ceicbr-" bedrooms, living room, dtnlng room, KMT N MMM MNWACTUtMC 2. CopJIo! Improvements K'l N kllchen, two oaths. Beochfronl focll ter Zlmmerer and Son, 142-1520 or 946- sale Out finest exclusive 4312. Capital Expeoditures met. Prefer couple. Rent bated on LF CONTAINED, SPRINKLED listing Call us now. Construction of Bond Shell 11 ••> «i H idamount of yard work ond hondywork Historical Society Building ,; not pi> 101 Apartments done on ttvls lv>-ocre estate Contact RED BANK - 90 Monmouth St.. cor STREET LEVEL WITH Entitlement Period: July 1.1V74 to AM RENTAL SERVICE - New rent- D. Lively (XII 43*1100. !•!,» ner Hwy 15. Papular, prestige office SEPARATE SHIPPING shopping complex with unlimited free June 30. \97l~ fotul all dolly, never a fee for tenant. Fur- AND RECEIVING AREA A WAN FOR ALL SEASONS TRUFOLO-MENNA nished ond unfurnished homes ond FAMILY — Or may be shared by sin parking by landlord. Present avail- apartments. TEICHER AGENCY, gits. Ok) If oi bedroom homo, needs ability: ATTRACTIVI RATI FOR First ottering on this 3-bedroom, 2Yi bath home with EVERYil SECTION 3. 1.100 sq.ft., four rooms. AGENCY BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai a ((*>» • REALTORS. JIT Oceonport Ave., •MORTTOW O H LCHtO THINGI Oversized patio with bar, 20x40 inground pool com-1 Ocoonport S4MS00 2. 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