The Daily Register VOL.97 NO.38 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, AUGUST 12. 1974 TEN CENTS Congress, nation to hear Ford goals WASHINGTON (AP) - Pausing briefly in his ever broad And it was among three listed by Senate Republican Leader ening search for a vice presidential nominee, President Kurd Jiugh Scott. • outlines for Congress and the nation tonight his new adminis- But Sen. Scott said his first choice suit is former New- tration's goals and an agenda for reaching them. York Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller He contended that the re- The nationally broadcast and televised ( p.m. appearance ported opposition to Rockefeller among party conservatives is before a joint session of Congress is Mr Ford's first major "grossly exaggerated." address since his brief speech upon assuming the presidency In Chicago, Mr. Rockefeller said whether he would accept from Richard M. Nixon on Friday the vice presidency if it is offered to him is an "iffy ques- In It, aides said Mr. Ford plans to set "the spirit and lone tion." He refused to comment on his chances for selection, of his administration" and appeal for national unity and sup- telling reporters, "The President has to make his own deci- port in tackling such major problems as inflation. sion without any intervention or pressures of any kind." They said, Mr. Ford won't disclose the name of his choice Melvin R. Laird, former congressman and defense secre- for vice president in the address The search for his successor tary, also met with Mr. Ford but wasn't available for com- won't be complete until late in the week, one aide said. ment afterward. With a whirlwind series of II White House meetings yes- House GOP Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona estimated terday, Mr. Ford accelerated his consultations with congres- that Ford has a tentative list of 10 or so names he is consid- sional and political friends, who said women and Democrats ering, and Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr. of New York said he are among those being considered for the No. 2 post. thought there were about 15. After the meetings, Mr. Ford told a newsman "I'm not One Indication of the direction of the new administration ruling out anything or anybody." Other sources said it was was furnished by Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton. He highly unlikely that he would stray from a list of about a doz- said Mr. Ford will put new emphasis on some Nixon adminis- en GOP leaders In making his selection. tration policies in energy resources and environment, but not Republican National Chairman George Bush emerged alter their basic intent - from yesterday's meetings with the backing of an influential Before moving through the meetings with party and politi- conservative, Sen. Barry Goldwater, H-Ariz cal advisers, Ford conferred for a half-hour with Secretary of "He's Mr. Clean and that's what the country wants," Sen. State Henry A. Kissinger. A spokesman said Mr. Kissinger Goldwater said of Mr. Bush, a former Texas congressman brought the President up to date on the Cyprus situation. and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Meanwhile, The Soviet Union pledged to continue its policy Sen. Goldwater, one of the II friends and advisers Mr. of detente and to seek with Mr. Ford a further improvement Ford met with in the separate meetings, also ranks high on of Soviet-American relations. the list of possibilities He said he wasn't seeking the job but And in Cairo, the official Middle East News Agency re- "sure, I'd accept It." ported that Mr. Ford's new administration has renewed the Mr. Bush's name also was mentioned by House GOP Whip invitation to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to visit the POOLSIDE CHAT — President Ford folks with Alexandria, Va., home last evening after he re- See Ford, page 2 newsmen after swimming 17 laps In the pool at his turned from the White House. Leslie C. Arends of Ulionis after his meeting with Mr. Ford.
Rockefeller unsure he'd accent1 CHICAGO (AP) - Former ment/t on his chances for selec- members of a group that that he didn't think "those Responding to a question when, as Dunf n said, "there New York Gov. Nelson Rock- tion or even If he would ac- called itself the U.S. Labor terms conservative "and liber- about Ford's decision to con- are so many excellent Re- efeller says it's an "iffy ques- cept the position. Party. al have any real value today sider Democrats and women publicans available." tion" whether he would ac- "The President has to make But the former governor, for politics on the national for the No. 2 position, Rock- Dunn said he previously cept the vice presidency if it his own decision without any who resigned during his level." efeller said that was "exactly had recommwided Rockefel- is offered to him. intervention or pressures of fourth term to form the Com- Rockefeller, who talked to up to the President." ler for vice president and But three governors attend- any kind,", said Rockefeller, mission on Critical Choices gubernatorial hopefuls from At a later news conference, added, "I think he would still ing the Republican Gover- whose name has been men- for Americans, appeared una- 17 states about land use, drug however, the three governors be an outstanding choice." nors' Association Candidate's tioned since 1960 for the presi- bashed by the catcalls of abuse, welfare reform and - Wlnfield Dunn of Ten- Bond and Holshouser both conference that brought dency or vice presidency. "Fascist!" campaign research, said nei- nessee, James E. Holshouser said Ford should pick a per- Rockefeller to Chicago yes- His arrival at O'Hare Inter- Asked whether his liberal ther Ford nor any member of Jr., of North Carolina, and son with a "broad back- terday agreed he would make national Airport, where he image would make him in- the. Ford administration had Christopher S. Bond of Mis- ground in government and an "excellent choice."' held a brief news conference, compatible as Ford's vice talked with him about the souri - all said they opposed elective experience." Rock- Rockefeller refused to com- was marred by protests from president, Rockefeller said vice presidency. selection of a Democrat efeller, they said, fit that Ford may cut defense spending
WASHINGTON (AP) - Al- 11.5 billion due In October for spending cuts should come in dent and Secretary of De- and said that "to prevent a ons programs which have though a strong defense advo- more than 2,160,000 military manpower costs, which now fense James R. Schlesinger, serious imbalance, we must been urged by Schlesinger cate, President Ford will men and women and about account for about 55 per cent who has said U.8. forces al- continue to modernize and and former President Richard make the Pentagon pull in its one million civilian employes. of the defense budget. Be- ready are thin. improve the readiness of our M. Nixon. sides pay, such costs cover Associates of both men say combat forces." belt to save money, close as- By this, the source said he But Ford would not neces- housing, food, clothing, me- that Ford and Schlesinger While supporting detente as sociates predict. meant the Pentagon will have sarily move at the same pace dical care and other support agree on most major defense a goal, Ford has said, "we to absorb the increased cost, in all such programs as he The first belt-tightening of military personnel and questions, including a must insure that our good will perhaps by cutting the num- looks for ways'to reduce de- move may come within two their families. cautious approach to a new is not misconstrued as lack of ber of personnel below levels fense spending while main- months. strategic arms limitation will." planned by the Nixon admin- taining a strong defense, as- A source familiar with A new White House push to agreement with Russia. Ford, who served for years sociates said. Ford's thinking says the Pen- istration. trim military manpower fur- Like Schlesinger, Ford has on the House Defense Appro- For example, some advisers tagon "probably will have to Some of those advising ther could bring the first called attention to the pace of priations subcommittee, sup- Indicated that Ford might eat" a pay increase of about Ford believe the biggest strain between the new Presi- Soviet weapons developments ports many of the key weap- slow the advanced Bl bomber while moving ahead as planned with development of the new Trident missile-firing Plane crash kills family of eight submarine force. Also, they said Ford will carry forward nuclear weap- f . __: i«f* „«<„„ MM ihot i miia u AuthoritieAuthnriiiocs saiaairdf thihpe KuhKiihn fielfi.'Md abouahnnti 1,00i Dm0 feet from thihi>e Friday night in a soybean By The Associated Press iff's office said that Louis M. ons improvements and in- SLIPPERY STRUGGLE — A group of men struggle family left New Jersey about runway at the Fergus Falls field near Jackson, in south- Kuhn, his wife, Marsha. 40, itiatives Schlesinger has sup- to climb a 40-foot greased pole yesterday at the Fourteen persons, including 4 p.m. Saturday for Alexan- airport. ern Minnesota. Authorities and their six children, aged ported as hedges against con- Spanish Fiesta in Long Branch. Approximately 15 Authorities said there was identified the dead as trumpe- eight members of one family seven months to 16, all of Edi- dria, Minn., where they tinued growth in Soviet mis- men struggled In vain for several hours to climb scattered fog and high humi- ter Bill Chase, three mem- en route to a Bible camp, son, N.J., were killed late Sat- planned to attend a Bible sile strength. But one adviser the pole and capture a Puerto Rican flag, some dity in the area at the time of bers of his rock group, the have died in two separate urday night In the crash of camp. forecast these programs will food and wine and a J50 prize. This was one of plane crashes in Minnesota. their twin-engine plane near Their plane crashed just be the crash. plane's pilot and the pilot's many activities staged during the fiesta sponsored secretary. proceed at "a very low level" The Otter Tall County sher- Fergus Falls. fore midnight, In a soybean The other crash occurred of funding. by the Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth County Authorities said the twin-en- and the city of Long Branch. gine plane crashed about 75 yards short of the airport run- way at Jackson during heavy rain with poor visibility. The Paper work busies Nixon crash occurred about 6 p.m. Singing, dancing, feasting SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., military aide Col. Jack Bren Guard facility adjacent to nually for support of an office Friday, but the plane was not (AP) - Massive correspond- nan. Several lower ranking Nixon's 26-acre estate Oper- staff. An aide said this office found until Saturday morning. ence and paper work will oc- assistants from White House ators at a telephone switch- likely will be quartered at the Dr. William West, Jackson prevail at Spanish Fiesta days also are here along with board, greatly undermanned former Western White House. County coroner, said the cupy Richard M. Nixon in By NADINE JOSEPH After two hours of struggl- up there," warned a specta- coming days, in addition to Dr. Walter Tkach, Nixon's from previous times, now an He also said there definitely plane apparently hit on one personal physician in Wash- swer "San Clemente" instead will be a presidential library wing and overturned without ing, the field of contestants tor. whatever Watergate turmoil LONG BRANCH - Puerto ington. of "Western White House." to house Nixon's papers and burning. was narrowed to 12 men. Time and again, the men, might lie ahead. Ricans traveled to Garfield smeared with grease, as- Thejstaff is working at the Under the Former Presi- mementos, although a site The Jackson County sher- The pole, 15 feet higher Three principal assistants Memorial Park here from as saulted the pole from both office compound formerly dents Act, Nixon is entitled has not been determined. iff's office identified the vic- than in previous years, was far as Elizabeth, New York sides. Two stood at the base, called th« Western . the six months transi- tims as Chase, 39, who erected yesterday and given a ''"•• ""* -Hum,ag,O,,P,m.rtn gripping ea.ch other's bel^s., his tfans1tfort»»rowiJB§ldem tnorbugh greasing by the Fire "as ornun hpnrlnp his name L'Ui- Rico, to sing, dance, sample Two more cllmbed.on top of to private citizen. In addition, group bearing his name; gui- Department. been reading and working in lechon assado (barbecued the pair, and when they were he has met with two close tarist John Emma, 22, Gen- his office, where news service eva, III., drummer Walter pig), and take an active part The first person to reach up, reached into their pockets friends. tickers still operate. He said Clark, 25, Williamsto*, N.J.; in yesterday's Spanish Fiesta. the top could claim the prizes. for some dirt to rub on the The Presidential Transition the former president will seek The inside storv organist Wallace Yahn, 27, The program was sponsored "They may come down a slippery pole Act provides Nixoir with staff far greater privacy as citizen Scottsdale, Ariz.; pilot Daniel by the Spanish Fraternity of million times before they get See 5,(M, page 2 support for six months. Prin- THE WEATHER Nixon than as chief execu- I.udwlng, .41, Chicago, who Monmouth County and the cipal tasks are to handle cor- tive. worked for Chapel Aviation, city of Long Brandt. respondence remaining from Sonny today and tomorrow with highs In and Ludwigs secretary, One of the highlights of the the end of Nixon's presidency the mid 7H. Complete report on page 2. Yesterday Nixon worked in Linda Swisher, 26, Wheeling, program was an attempt by Hazlet's Mr. Weigand and to arrange for movement his office for more than an three teams of five men to III. Hazlet's business administrator and superintendent of of his voluminous presidential The newest of the Angnst brides page II hour and visited with freinds climb a 40-foot greased pole The group had been en public works is Robert G Weigand. a Kejfotticlin in *nm a Laws on obscenity confusing page 12 C.G. "Bebe" Rebnzo and to capture a Puerto Rican The assistants also are han- Transportation bond Issues discussed page 13 Robert Abplanalp, aides said. route to Jackson to perform generally considered to bo a Democratic bastion. at the Jackson County Fair. flag, some food and wine and dling liaison with the new Trevino got PGA nsslsl from Nlcklnns page 14 In the afternoon the former a $50 prize. Marie Cieri, formerly of our Middlelown bureau. Inter- Chase formed his own viewed Mr. Weigand. She learned that among his quali- White House staff of Presi- NFL players will suspend strike for Iwo weeks pnge 14 President went on a three- Despite numerous attempts group after leaving the bands fications for the jobs in Hazlet is that he started his employ- dent Ford. Classified 17 21 DAILY REGISTER hour outing, spending an hour by the men, the enthusiastic of jazz greats Woody Herman ment with the township - then known as Rarltan - as t . The three top aides here Comics I PHONE NUMBERS on the beach at Camp I'end- crowd of approximately 5,000 and Stan Kenton. "one-man road department" who cleaned ditches and graded with Nixon are his former Contemporary Life II, II Main Office MUtW Ivton Marine Base, just south persons did not get to see a streets. press secretary, Ronald L. Editorials I classified Ads MM7H of his residence, then driving We buy and sell used Oriental winner. Zlegler; former appointments Entertainment.... I circulation Dept S4S-4IW with Rebnzo to Red Beach to rugs. Shchadi Hugs, 741-6272 Miss Cieri left yesterday to prepare for a new role J=— secretary Stephen Bull and Flnanctal 7 Sports Dept J4I-4H4 join Mrs. Nixon and their Men's Sale-Forty Uve teaching art history at the University of California at Los An- daughter Tricia and son-in- The regular monthly meeting Make A Dale II Nlddletown Bureau *7I 22M of the Keansburg Planning Thurs. night until 9 p.m. geles. She also left a fine story about Mr Weigand. It Is being Cider Vinegar, Lecithin, Kelp law Edward Cox. The family Shirts, shorts, jackets and prepared for tomorrow's editions of The Dally Register, B6 Combination Tablet,-$3 ffl Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 4O2I2I Hoard has been changed from returned home In late after- the 3rd Monday to the 3rd warm-ups. 314 Willow Dr.. Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Mon- • 100. Llncroft Pharmacy, Sports M-ll |,ong Branch Bureau ..m-UII noon. Thursday of each month. Little Silver. Near RR Sla. mouth County's mo* interesting newspaper. 741-7616. 2 The Daly Register SHRLWSBURY N J MONDAY, AUGUST 12.1974 5,000 enjoy lively fiesta (Continued) Another team got into posi- tion, but one man lost his bal- ance, slipped, and (he whole human totem pole came tumbling down "You'll only get up by balloon," said one onlooker in Spanish, as he and others shouted their reci- pes for success. The top man, Luis Reyes, lay on the ground, suffering from a broken arm, while the pole stood erect and unde- feated. The crowd cheered, anyway, In other activities, the Spanish Fraternity baseball team, last year's champion, once again look the title, de- feating the Spanish American Club of Mount Holly 14-11. There were boxing matches in a ring set up on a platform, but it seemed more like a slap-stick comedy, as (he bo- xers entertained the crowd by rolling, kicking, and growling at each other. The crowd roared most when (wo boxers olrtpMI* attacked the referee, chasing ATTENDING CHURCH - President Gerald Ford, yesterday In Alexandria, Va. The President attend- him out of the ring. his wife, Betty, and daughter, Susan, pause outside ed church and then went to the White House. Another highlight was the Imanuel Church-On-The-HIII, an Episcopal church, "Little Miss Spanish Fiesta Queen" contest open to girls 5 through 12. Each orthe nine con- testants wore a long gown, Ford to outline his goals white gloves, and white shoes. year-old graduate student it the interdenominational Gordon ««*il«f nail ftwla (Continued) The winner was Gloria Al- Conwell Theological Seminary In Wenham, Mass. UN BUEN APETITO - Ismael Mato traveled to the fiesta from New York amo, 11, here, whose long United States before the end of the year. The invitation was After stopping at his home (or a brunch of waffles with sour City for a taste of "gandlnga con arroz" (inside of pig with rice), "pudin" black hair was set off by her extended by Mr. Nixon during his recent Middle East tour. cream and strawberries, Mr. Ford drove on to the White (bread pudding), and a slice of Italian bread. print gown. Runners-up were The President began his public day by worshipping at the Carmen Montanez, 5, and Mi- Episcopal church near his suburban home. House to sign the first bill of lug administration riam Delgado, 7, both in pink. Kneeling in a back row pew with his wife Betty and 17- It was a measure authorizing the Coast Guard to adopt Throughout the afternoon, year-old daughter Susan, Mr. Ford heard a special prayer for modem boiler and pressure safety standards for ships. music filled the park with me- the success of his presidency. He then signed a second bill, this one to make more flex- Congressmen hope rengues, boleros and polkas "Give him the strength of spirit, body and mind needed for ible the penalties for violation of the Perishable Agricultural as the spectators paired off (o the tasks; the wisdom to see, listen and act for the good of all Commodities Act. do some dancing. The bands people," said the prayer written by Suffragan Bishop John A. came from out-of-town and Braden and read by the church's assistant rector, the Rev. Later, Mr. Ford logged 17 laps in his backyard swimming mit-iif stale, with cowbells, Patricia M. Park. pool while cameramen recorded the dally ritual which he said to get home earlier guitars, and guiro, walrus- The assistant rector also asked for comfort for Nixon, who keeps his tummy flat. shaped wooden instruments flew to his San Clemente, Calif., home on Friday. The President, who has 200 pounds well distributed over WASHINGTON (AP) - two months. Two efforts to cut off. a fill- played with something resem- In Essex, Mass., Mr. Ford's son Michael said he would his six foot plus frame, jokingly ordered the photographers to Richard M. Nixon's resigna- The session also could be buster against the measure bling an Afro comb. like to see Nixon speak out and "make a total confession of cease when he prepared to climb out of the pool: "No pic- tion as president, ending the lengthened if efforts are have fallen short of the re- The music came (o a halt what was his role In Watergate." The younger Ford is a 24- tures getting out of the pool. That's the worst." prospect of long impeachment made to pass tax, trade, quired two-thirds majority. A briefly to allow the com- proceedings, apparently will health insurance and other third attempt may be delayed mittee, comprised of Dimas enable members of Congress controversial measures be- until next week. Montalvo, Lucy Rolann, and to do more campaigning for fore the November elections. In other congressional de- Reinaldo Nazario, (o in- reelection in the fall. Sen. Russell B. Long, I) velopments: troduce the visiting digni- Like Mark Spitz'heyday Congress intends to main- La.; Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, I) Sen. Harry M. Jackson, D- taries. tain this week the momentum Ark., and Rep. Martha Griff Wash., said Communist China A sprinkling of politicians ming pool when he moves into with a lawn full of newsmen it built up trying to clear (he iths, U-Mich., said yesterday is encouraging strong NATO WASHINGTON (AP) - whose appointment was an- stood up and welcomed the the White House, probably nounced on Sunday. by converting their garage decks for the expected im- that Congress would pass the defenses in western Europe attentive crowd. They includ- Notes on the early days of later this week. And while he Kennerly, 27, left Time into a temporary press room. peachment debate, now can- health insurance bill this and discouraging any imme- ed Paul Kiernan, Monmouth Gerald R. Ford's presidency: isn't too happy about it, he magazine to join Ford. But Abbruzzesi, an aide to the celed. However, the objective year. diate withdrawal of U.S. County Sheriff, Freeholder Not since Mark Spitz has a has promised not to disturb the two already had developed House Foreign Affairs Com- now is to make possible an The Senate and the House troops from the area. Philip N. dumbs, state Sen. swimmer gotten so much at- the White House press room. a warm personal relationship mittee, posted a sign reading abbreviated summer recess are nearing final action on The Chinese fear that if the Herbert J. Buehler, Assem- tention. It's built over a White House after an assignment when "Virginia White House Press and earlier adjournment than two major pieces of legisla- Soviets no longer have to blywoman Gertrude Herman. had been hoped for. swimming pool used often by Kennerly was to photograph Room - Ye Old Alexandria tion — one a compromise reckon with a credible NATO Mayor Joseph M Pepe of Ford, peeling off a maroon Presidents Roosevelt, Ken- The House plans to recess Ford as vice president. Branch." $11.3 billion bousing bill and in the West, then Moscow Neptune, and Mayor Henry robe, plunged into his back- nedy and Johnson. from Aug. H to Sept. 11, the the other a measure to pro- could intensify its political R. Cioffi of Long Branch. On Kennerly's birthday, He furnished ice water and yard swimming pool before Ford's new official personal Senate from Aug. 23 to Sept. tect employes in private in- and military pressure in the la»t March, Ford showed up soft drinks and at 5 o'clock "We feel (he same as (he dinner yesterday while a dozen photographer took more than 3. Some party leaders said dustry against loss of pension East, Jackson said in a report at his apartment with a yesterday appeared with a Puerto Ricans who live on the photographers recorded his 500 pictures his first full day present: a case of a regional pitcher of martinis. Congress may be able to ad- benefits. to the Senate Foreign Rela- other side of the ocean," said form. on the job — but he doesn't Rocky Mountain beer that is Paul Miltich, a Ford press journ early in October. The housing measure is to tions Committee. Mr. Montalvo, president of know yet what his salary is. the photographer's favorite. aide, is sporting a tie bought However, the early adjourn- be acted on first by the Sen- The Senate Special Com- the Spanish Fraternity of Alternating a breast and "I honestly don't know; I Louise and Peter Abbruz- ment depends on a number of ate, possibly early in the mittee on National Emer- Monmouth County, as he in- brack stroke with a butterfly by his foreign-born wife. Writ- didn't ask," said David Hume zesi, Ford's across-the-street factors. President Ford, who week, while the House is ex- gencies said that many of the troduced the guest of honor, and crawl? he swam 17 laps of ten all over it are the words: Kennerly, a Pulitzer Prize- neighbors in suburban Alex- addresses a joint session of pected to send the pension bill most significant presidential Juan M. Higgins. the 40-foot pool in about 10 "Chevrolet, Chevrolet, winning war photographer andria, Va., decided to cope Chevrolet, Chevrolet. Congress tonight, may in- to the Senate later in the decisions have been withheld Mr. Higgins, 27, is the minutes — stopping once with dicate additional legislation week for final action. from Congress and the public. youngest mayor in Puerto the explanation, "let me pull he wants considered. The House also is to take up The committee's report Rico and he flew in for the up my pants." Another factor is how a $20 billion mass transit bill. said the gaps in the public fiesta from Humacao, a city quickly Congress acts on Assorted bills are slated for record are "primarily due to of over 50,000 inhabitants lo- In a poolside chat after- Ford's nomination of a vice action in the Senate, where a a failure by Congress to spec- cated in the southeast part of wards, Ford said he tries to president. Ford's own con- fight over a measure to estab- ify substantive standards un- the island. swim 35 to 40 laps per day — Interest firmation last fall, although lish a consumer protection der which all presidential di- Mr. Higgins urged the half in the morning and half nearly unanimous, took about agency is stOl unresolved. rectives should be recorded." crowd to cooperate with oth- before dinner. It helps "keep ers in seeking a solution to my stomach down," he said, community problems and patting his flat, well-muscled abdomen. now payable stressed that honesty, grace, Plea of innocent entered and dignity were the qualities Ford will give up the swim- every Puerto Rican should strive for. "I think it was a beautiful Monthly. in Hazlet man's auto death fiesta," remarked Mr. Mon- Drowning talvo, as the night drew near. port, on Jan. 6 in Middletown Ricky E. Ford, 20, of 98 FREEHOLD - Felmon "People came from all over Gerard D. Logan, 39, of 45 Port Monmouth Road, Port victims are Roseboro, 43, of 1314 Ilth New York and New Jersey to Walnut Ave., Middletown. Monmouth, pleaded innocent Ave., Neptune, pleaded in- join the Long Branch commu- Our Special nocent at his arraignment to pleaded innocent to stealing to contributing to the delin- 2 brothers 668 pounds of cheese valued nity in its celebration." causing death by auto of a quency of a minor in Middle- SANDY HOOK - The bod- Convenience Passbook at more than $500 from Nep- Hazlet man on Dec. 14 in town during February 1973 by "Mr. Higgins' visit to the ies of two boys found in tune Custom Cutting Co. on Neptune. keeping a 13-year-old girl fiesta had a strong impact on Sandy Hook Bay and the Jan. 3 in Neptune Township from her parents. 1 pays the highest passbook rate Roseboro pleaded innocent the Spanish community. he ocean this weekend have been and receiving stolen property, commented as (he crowd sur- to causing the death of the cheese, in Middletown. Roderick A. Sutton, 20. of identified as the two brothers in America! Thomas Blackburn, 12 Creek rounded the young Puerto Ri- who drowned last Sunday James C. Matthews, 36, of 137 Seventh Ave., Atlantic Road, Hazlet. He entered his can mayor, talking, laughing, when the boat they and their 19 Shrewsbury Ave., High- Highlands, pleaded innocent plea before Superior Court and shaking his hand. parents were in swamped. lands, pleaded innocent to to the armed robbery on Judge Thomas L. Yaccanno. breaking and entering the March 1 in Neptune Township Dr. Stanley M. Becker, Union Beach Patrolman Al- property of John Caruso. 1015 of Larry Cooper, 13 Brook Monmouth County medical ton Bennett, 26, pleaded in- Beverly Ave., Ocean Town- Drive, Neptune. Human body examiner, said the identi- nocent to committing an atro- ship, on Feb. 22 and stealing Daniel DeDonna, 41 of 1R6 fication was made from the cious assault and battery on 79 coats valued at $943. deary Drive, Middletown, parts found jewelry and clothing on the Richard A. Jefferson. 210 Edward Ford, 19, of 24 pleaded innocent to possess- bodies, height, weight and Effective Annual Yield On Florence Ave., Union Beach, Johnson Ave., Matawan, ing a revolver in a car with- hair color. on Jan. 1 in Union Beach. pleaded innocent to stealing out a permit in Ocean Town- by two boys $225 from a Texaco service ship on Feb. 20. The brothers, Cesar Lopez, Steven G. Malta, 19. of 69 KEANSBURG - A box po- 14, and Oswaldo Lopez. 15. of station in Middletnwn owned Michael E. Tepper, 20, of 52 Stavola Road, Middletown, ke say contained human or- Jersey City, had been out nn « r.._-V4 (inWrum** ---.*• 8jy ^ a borrowed IB-foot open boat milling an atrocious assault and to stealing $520 from Wai- pleaded innocent to' possess here yesterday afternoon by with their parents when the and battery on Gerald Sim ter Smith, 98 Rt 36, Port ing phencyclidine in Highland two boys. boat's engine failed near onson, 15 Evergreen St., Key- Monmouth. on Jan. 19. on Nov. 17. where the ocean meets Sandy Compounded Dally Patrolman Raymond Payable Monthly O'Hare said the boys, 12 and Hook Bay. 13-years-old, found the box at The boys were separated 4:46 p.m. on the beach at the from their parents when the Save by the 10th of any month, Weather: Fair, pleasant foot of Beaconlight Ave. off boat swamped at 5:11 p.m. cam full interest from the 1st. Shore Blvd. It contained hu- according to a Coast Guard Thundershowers continued skies were fair to partly man intestines, a stomach spokesman. Mr. and Mrs. Sunny today and again to- cavity and spleen wrapped up REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS EARN INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT tu dot the nation today, but cloudy. George Lopez were rescued V morrow with highs in (he mid in a burlap bag, police said. MflftiMfctf >%S£Stt8il " ABLE MONTHLY 70s. Fair tonight with low 60 none as severe as the one that by a Coast Guard utility boat dumped more than two inches TIDES shortly after the accident. to 85. Probability of precipi- Patrolman O'Hare said a HIGH EARNING SAVINGS CERTIFICATES of rain on Georgia last night. Sandy Hook tation near zero today, (en representative of (he Ryan An unsuccessful search for ALSO AVAILABLE TODAY - High 3:!J pm per cent tonight and tomor- Parts of Macon were cov- Funeral Home identified the the teen-agers was termi- and low 10:13 p.m. row. Winds light and variable ered with three to five feel of organs as human. The box nated last Monday. TOMORROW - High 3:57 today amUonlght Ocean wa- water. Thundershowers also was then turned over to (hr One of the bodies was found patchworked other South At- a.m. and 429 p.m. and low ter temperatures are in the Monmouth County Medical Friday afternoon by the fish- MARINE VIEW lantic states, the Ohio Valley, 10:09 a.m. and II: 14 p.m. low 70s. Examiner's office and was ing boat Wahoo II off Sea Jhe upper Midwest, the North For Red Bank and Humson In Long Branch yesterday, taken to the crime laboratory Bright near the New Shrews- Central states and Texas. bridge, add two hours; Sea the high was 77 and the low 62 in Trenton today for tests. bury rocks The other was Bright, deduct 10 minutes: found Saturday morning on degrees. It was 70 at 6 p m In Owensboro, Ky , a thun- Police and Monmouth Coun- MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROTT derstorm brought wind gusts l/ong Branch, deduct 15 min- the breakwater rocks near and the overnight low was 55 ty detectives checked (he sur- PHONE NUMBER FOP ALL OTFICES »7I-MOO of 60 miles an hour. utes; Highlands bridge, add (he Fort Hancock chapel on Today's 7 a.m. temperature rounding beach area but 40 minutes. Sandy Hook Bay. was 50 But the rest of the nation's didn'l find a body I /VSBUHY.NJ MONUAI 1974 The Dteuh Resister 3 IWORLD Rep. Udall to address county Democrats By (be AtMcltlcd Prtu SHKKWSBUHY - Hep Moms K Udall, D-Artz , will be the featured speaker Thursday at the annual Monmouth Coun- ty Democratic Leadership Night dinner at the Shadowbrook Kissinger saves peace talks Restaurant As artillery fire rumbled again in northern Cyprus, the The tllM-a plan- dinner starts with cocktails at 7 pin and peace talks In Geneva stayed alive only through last-minute dinner at H p m Sea Bright Mayor Mrs Ceclle f, Norton, intervention by Secretary of Slate Henry A Kissing state committeewoman, and Richard T O'Connor, former county chairman, are dinner co-chairmen But evidently in a gesture of good will, Orwft Cypnot troops late yesterday began evacuating Turkish enclaves they Kdward A. Keilly of Neptune, is in charge of tickets Ben- occupied after the Turkish invasion began July 20 And the edict >4< Nicosia of Red Bank, is arrangements chairman, and Cyprus government freed 13 Turkish prisoners of war in ex- Marvin Olinsky serves as program chairman change for Friday's release by the Turks of five Creek
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More people invest their money in Sav- ings and loan associations ... as many as 16 million more. That's right more than in all other companies that are list- ed on the New York or American Stock Exchange, over-the-counter market, lo- cal exchanges throughout the country including all of the people who own stock In those companies. Total them all together, the Savings and Loan Associ- ations have 16 million more people with money in savings aniUpan.assocJati(»jM^ ... than an the othersvdntbhtild. So if you have money with us aren't you glad, you're one of the more than 16 million . . ."you must be doing something right".
36 Monmouth St. MAINSTAY Red Bank 741-0663 FEDERAL Member Federal Savings SAVINGS and Loan Insurance Corp. And Loan Association SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. AUGUST 12. 19/4 The Dary Register 5 Obituaries Elberon man is appointed William Doherty, 52, ECOM congressional aide FT. MONMOUTH - Ver of Mathematics, the Associ- Bell Tel manager non W Heffem, Elberon, has alion of the United States been named Special Assistant Army, and the Army Signal WEST LONG BRANCH - for Congressional Affairs to School Education Association William P. Doherty. 52, of 17 the Commanding General of From I960 to 1963 Mr Hef- Pilmer Ave died yesterday the Army Electronics Com- fern was Danforth Associate in Monmouth Medical Center. mand. at Monmouth College He n Long Branch He succeeds J. Peter Hoff- also member and chairman of Mr. Doherty wit general man, in the Job since 1964, the Salvation Army Citizen's traffic manager for the New who recently retired. Advisory Board, Asbury Jersey Bell Telephone Com- Mr. Heffem comes to the Park, a member of the New pany'* downstate territory E-Command irom the Army Jersey Council on Vocational He wag responsible (or all Communications Electronics Teacher Education, and a traffic department operations School here, formerly the trustee and member of the In the company's Raritan, Army Signal Center and Administrative Board of the central and southern areas School, where since IM8 he Asbury United Methodist He worked in the company's has been special assistant to Church, Long Branch
Trenton headquarters • ifitltf *Mt ptiitt the school's commandant for In his new assignment Mr Mr. Doherty joined Bell LEGIONNAIRES — W. Robert Bohn, commander of the New Jersey de- community relations, con- Heffem will have responsi- Telephone as a student engi partment of the American Legion, left, and Raphael Lawrence, outgoing gressional inquiries, equal em- bility for preparing responses neer in 1945. His assign- Monmouth County commander, check the program before Saturday's an- ployment opportunity, and la- to congressional inquiries for ments included district traf- nual dinner for the Monmouth County unit. The affair, which featured sev- bor-management relations. the E-Command and Ft. Mon- fic manager of Trenton, pub eral state and former national officials of the Legion, was held at Buck mouth. He will also serve as In 1952 Mr. Heffem came to Venm H. Heffrrn lie relations manager of New Smith's, Keansburg. Ft. Monmouth from the executive secretary of the Ft ark and southern area divi- William P. D*hrrtv faculty of Boston University He holds an A.B. degree in Monmouth Advisory Com- sion traffic manager. where he had served three mathematics from Eastern mittee composed of local In 1963. Mr. Doherty be- America, the Public Relations years as a mathematics in- Nazarene College, Mass.; a business and community lead- came general personnel su- Society of America and the Harper named coordinator structor. He worked original- master's in mathematics edu- ers, and will also continue as pervisor. In 1969, he became Asbury- Park Chamber of ly here as an instructor in the cation degree from Boston post representative to the assistant vice president of the Commerce. Field Radio Repair Course University, and was a candi- Greater Long Branch Cham- plant department. He held Surviving are his widow, and later as a training spe- date for an educational docto- ber of Commerce. Mrs. Patricia Smith Doherty; for Democratic candidates that position until being ap- cialist in Radio and ADP rate degree at Boston Univer- pointed general traffic man- three daughters, Miss Jane FREEHOLD - Monmouth tion staff. Maintenance courses. sity Additionally, he has Doherty of New York and ager for the downstate terri- County Democratic Chairman Mr. Harper said the Mon- He left Ft. Monmouth in studied higher education at Misses Karen and Susan Do- tory. John R. Fiorino has named mouth County campaign will 1957 to join the Monmouth the University of Pennsyl- herty, at home; a brother, Born in Poughkeepsie, NY. Gerard E. Harper of Middle- emphasize "grass roots orga- College mathematics faculty bania, and mathematics at James Doherty of Rockville, Mr. Doherty had been a resi- town as coordinator for the nization to get across the but returned to teach at the Rutgers. Md , and two sisters, Mrs. J. dent here since 1958. He was Democratic candidates in the message that the time has Signal School on three differ- E. Hurley of Alexandria, Va., His professional member- formerly of Pennington. coming election campaign. come for a change in county ent occasions, both in the Of- ships and committees include 1 and Miss Helen Doherty of He served as a first lieuten- government. ficers Course and in the De- Bethesda, Md. Mr. Fiorino, who is the can- the American Association of ant in the Army Air Corps didate for county clerk, said partment of Specialist Train- University ^Professors, the The Damiano Funeral "The taxes we pay simply from 1943 through 1945, was a Mr. Harper will be respon- do not correspond to the ser- ing. National Council of Teachers communicant of St. Jerome's Home of Long Branch is in sible for the day-to-day oper- charge of arrangements. vices rendered," he added. Catholic Church, here, and ation of the campaign organi- "The Republicans have con- piast vice president of the zation and for development of trolled the Board of Freehol- Friends of the West Long Salaries set issues. ders and the clerk's office for Branch Public Library Asso- Other Democratic candi- as long as anyone can re- ciation. dates are Sheriff Paul Kier- member; they have grown j Mr. Doherty was a member for 2 aides nan, seeking a fourth three- lazy, smug and unresponsive of the Telephone Pioneers of year term, and Mayor Ray to the needs of the citizens of Mrs. Jehu P. in Rumson Kramer of Asbury Park and Monmouth County. KL1MSON - An ordinance Thomas J. Lynch Jr. of Mid "Our campaign will shun Cooper 3rd setting salaries for the assis- dletown, running for freehol- the half-truths and distortions tants to the tax collector, and der posts. ' MATAWAN - Mrs. Joan T. Gerard E. Harper that have characterized Re- tax assessor, wa» introduced Mr. Harper was director of Cooper, of 96 Main St., died publican statements to date." by the Borough Council Monmouth Citizens for As a staff assistant to Bren- ay at Northern West- Mrs. Ruth M. Widmaier, McGovern-Shriver in the 1972 dan T. Byrne during last ster Hospital, Mt. Kisco, who was appointed a clerical presidential campaign. year's gubernatorial cam- assistant to the tax assessor, An organizer of the new paign, he was responsible for Born in Highland Park. last month would receive Monmouth County Young organizing Monmouth, Mid- N.J., she moved here 28 $6,240 under the ordinance, Democrats, Mr. Harper re- dlesex and Ocean counties. years ago from Metuchen. signed as the club's state Mr. Harper is a legislative as- 1 while Mrs. Barbara A. Horn, A graduate of Douglass Col- would get $8,320 as assistant committeeman to become sistant to Assemblyman Rich- lege and Newark State Col president of the N. J. College ard Van Wagner, D-Mon- to the tax collector. lege, Mr*. Cooper was a Young Democrats and mem- mouth-Middlesex, and a mem- Public hearing on the ordi- teacher in the public school ber of the N. J. Young Demo- ber of the N.J. Democratic nance is scheduled for 8:30 system here. She was a mem- crats Executive Board. Committee Affirmative Ac- ber of the Matawan Regional p.m. Aug. 22. Tpachers Association, the Juve- n le Conference Committee of I atawan, the Daughters of tl e American Revolution and . te Junior Service League. I rs. Cooper was also a past p-esident of the Medical So- c ety Auxiliary of Monmouth Are you getting C ounty. Elizabeth Arden's She is the daughter of the lite John Tompkins. City-toCountry Kit Surviving are her mother, Sirs. Olga Tompkins of Ar- your fair share? .. .Yours with a lington Heights, III.; her hus- band, Dr. Jehu P. 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The Daily Register Nixon tape gap probe 'suspect' obstruction Richard W Established in 1»7»-Publisiied by The Red Bar* Register By JACK ANDERSON tion? Or could he have done it Velde, who has juit been or ordered it done sometime named head of the Uw En ARTHUR Z KAMIN The Watergate proseculors WASHINGTON before Sept 29,1*73? fmremenl Assistance Admin- President and Editor are Investgating the pass! Sources close to the prose- isti ation, was arrested in 1972 bility that Richard Nixon SCENE cution believe this could have for violating federal migra- himself may have erased Ihe happened. But one thing trou- tory bird laws He forfeited Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor famous 18ftminulc segment bles them Why would Mr $50 collateral rather than from the tape of his June 20. Nixon erase titty minutes stand trial The new law-and- • MONDAY. AUGUST 12. 1974 1(72, conversation with H. R Sept. 29, 1973 Mr Nixon. ;u from the June 20 tape and order appointee also used lo Haldeman. cording to sworn grand jury leave 2ft minutes of in- crusade against gun control* The missing discussion, ac- testimony, donned earphones criminating conversation on Now he is charged with help- Td rather have a mahoul than a maharajah.' cording to Haldeman's notes, and pushed buttons Ihe June 23 tape? The fateful ing police to enforce gun con- dealt with the Watergate But it wasn't until two days 2ft minutes have now been trol laws.. . break-in Mr. Nixon's undoing later that she got the Uher move' It was clear from his Rep Ken Gray, Dill, the Sources close to the prose- 5000. which apparently was Other sources suggest that 1 conversation, say our sources, retiring House Beau Brummel cutors office describe Nixon used to erase the 1HV, min- the former president may not that he was looking for a who once threatened to punch as a "key suspect" in their in- utes. She had requested a ma- have bothered to listen to the breakthrough he could use for one of my reporters, may be vestigation, although they chine with a foot-pedal de- June 23 tape last fall because an emotional Checkers-style immortalized In stone Under have developed no "solid evi- vice It was delivered to Mr it hadn't yet been subpoe- appeal to the nation . After a public works bill, a new $5 dence" that would in- Bull, who had ordered it, al naed. It took a Supreme the revelation that the Presi- million federal office building criminate him. I 15 p.m. on Oct. I He Court order last month to get dent had ordered the Central in Carbondale, III , will be The 18ft-minule conversa- brought it to her the same af- him to give up the June 23 Intelligence Agency to be known forevermore as the tion was wiped off the tape, ternoon. (ape along with 63 others used to obstruct the FBI's in- •Kenneth J Gray Federal according to a panel of ex- She later heard the 18ft. These were transcribed by vestigation of Watergate, he Building" . . James St. perts, by someone who made minute buzz and rushed into Ihe Secret Service, which still insisted to friends that he flair, like his prominent five stop-and-start erasures. the pval office to tell Ihe kepi the originals and sup- didn't understand al the time (-henl. wound up with his own The erasing was done, it is al- President about it Her at- plied the President's office this was obstruction of jus- puss relations operation. It most sure, on the Uher 500(1 torney, Charles Rhyne, told only with duplicates. Stephen tice. He looked upon it, rath- has been headed by Larry recorder used by the former us she has never been sure Bull listened to the dupli- er, as merely an attempt lo Speakes, a former aide lo president's private secretary, she caused the gap, although cates, located Ihe crucial con- cover up a political embar- Sen. James Eastland, D-Miss Rose Mary Woods. she assumed the blame al versations and then brought rassment ... The taxpayers, of course, The evidence strongly sug- first. The tape could have them Into the President to have paid for St. Clair's press gests, therefore, thai the cul- been erased by someone else, monitor,- : ,—! We can't resist recalling relations, along with the rest prit was an amateur who had he said, before she discovered By then, it was too late for how the White House n( the Nixon de- access to both the tapes and it. anyone in the President's of- squawked when we reported fensr .. Washington officials Miss Woods' recorder As a But who would fool with the fice to tamper with it. on April 7, 1973, that "the sen cense bills, intended for practical matter, this would recorder of the President's Up to the last minute, Pres- Central Intelligence Agency two i the famous Watergate eliminate almost everyone ex- private secretary? Could Mr. ident Nixon kept hoping for a has ordered its agents not lo complex buildings, to the cept Nixon, Miss Woods and Nixon have heard something dramatic development that he talk to the Federal Bureau of wrong address. For six White House assistant Ste- he didn't like on the June 20 could use to rally Ihe public Investigation about the ex- months until the bills caught phen Bull. tape that day at Camp David behind him again. He re- plosive Watergate case." A up, therefore, these Water- Both the former president and later have slipped into jected another last-ditch TV month later on May 8, we gate buildings operated tech- and Miss Woods listened to Rose Mary Woods' office to appeal, telling aides that he quoted from an actual FBI nically without a license. the tape at Camp David on .erase the critical conversa- was waiting for the right memo telling about the CIA's A lovely Scottish game
By JIM BISHOP IIIIIHIIItllllllllllllll IIIIHIIMIIIIIIIH nuthin' cause nuthin's gonna measures these things. It be all right. The big bunkers flanks the top of a ridge, the PERTHSHIRE, Scotland - THE are in the middle of the fair- length of which is studded The Gleneagles Hotel looks way. Each one is smaller with old trees and, of course, like a giant castle alone in the than an apartment house. The heather. There is an elevated lower hills of the Highlands. REPORTER caddy lowers the proper club tee and, far in the distance, a It is bouffant snob with rose- on i rope. green which looked like a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii •••••••••I in bowl of turtle soup. wood panelled lobby, rooms If you hit well you are in with 20-foot ceilings, and tow- must be right. In London, the trouble. If you don't, you are Between the two is the el racks which are heated people sound like a covey of a disaster area. Jimmy tried world's steepest hill leading with water. flaming sparrows with grapes to outhit his old man and down on the right to a field of There is nothing in any di- in their bills. The Scots speak spent the day up on the tall gorse and an atrocity of a rection except endless clipped as though it was against the ridges. river called the "Heuch IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII lawns, rounded hills with law. Off the fairways, there are o'Dule." It is as difficult to walk down that hill as up. sprigs of trees in their Tarn I asked my caddy, Mr. Dun- but two things alive and well: The only cart at Gleneagles o'Shanters and something can Maclnytre, if the Scots gorse, which is knee-deep lion is a closed one used for car- I waited until Jim Mahoney more sinister than the Loch converse. He nodded coldly. grass, and heather, a small rying the deceased to the was in his backswing to tell Our 38th President Ness monster — a King's Golf "But they don't encourage reddish-brown plant apparent- mortuary. Mr. Maclntyre, an him how well I played with Course and a Queen's. it," he said. The first hole on ly fashioned from heavy wire elderly gentleman of silent Julius Boros at Aventura. He The dining room is larger King's Course, is 362 yards, all cable. Jimmy flogged the ball compassion, helped me limp hit well and long and watched than most motels. A fireplace through heather at eight in- back to the hotel with a 99. the ball bound down to the The nation tonight at 9 o'clock may have disturbed those who had of it straight up a mountain. crackles in summer, the It's an easy par four, so I ches a wallop for seven holes. "Ye have a nice putting river. hoped for an orator who might coin has another opportunity to listen to guests sleep under blankets. If drew an eight. Mr. Maclntyre shook his stroke," he said. Jimmy played up into the its 38th President, Gerald R. Ford. a new phrase or two, yet it was in you dine at 8 p.m. you will Its name is "Dun Whinny." head. "Scotland has been trees and heather, where he The following day we played His ascendency on Friday to what keeping with the promise which pre- finish dessert in time to see I understand the first word. growing heather for a thou- feels at home. I tried a' the Queen's Course. Neither ceded it: "In all my public and pri- daylight disappear at 11 p.m. "East Neuk," the second sand years," he said, "and in smooth'three-wood and, won- most of us consider to be the most of my feet were on speaking Perthshire is north of 5* de- hole, is 406 yards. Nothing. A one round of golf that laddie der of all wonders, stopped powerful office in the world was vate acts as your President, I expect terms. Again it was up hill grees latitude. par 4. I was playing with my is going to kill it all." behind a trap at the edge of to follow my instincts of openness and over the heather. Young highly unusual, but he accepted the My primary problems are friend, Jim Mahoney, the Cal- The greens are the size of the green. and candor. . ." Mahoney looked like old Ma- responsibility and high honor with two: I am beset by a nar- ifornia masochist, and his Yankee Stadium, if you can Mr. Duncan Mclntyre broke honey. Again, the holes were row band of insanity which muscled son, Jimmy. Our find them. They have their his old cheeks into seven com- the simple dignity his close friends We hope that nothing will deter named: "Needle E'e," "Fir impels me to play golf in the ladies walked the two holes, own hills and valleys. Each partments to form a smile. I have for a long time associated with Mr. Ford from fulfilling that pledge. Neuk," "Witches Bowster," place where golf was born. and went back to the hotel to one is warmed by a scarf of drew a four. For me, it was him. "Hinny Mime." It was one which, had Mr. Nixon The other is that I cannot soak their feet. sand traps. I kept mumbling, an eagle on a par three. Ma- His first address was pleasantly made and kept, could have saved comprehend English as the The lovely part of playing "What's a guy who drives • Hinny Mune, the 17th, was honey may still be in the brief, a decision he unquestionably him and the nation the terrible dis- British speak it. golf at Gleneagles is that you around the corner for a news- my favorite. It is a par three Heuch o'Dule. Please don't made because of the great emotion grace which blurs, for these mo- They spoke it first, so they don't have to worry about paper doing walking?" and 204 yards as Scotland tell me what it means ... he and his countrymen were under- ments at least, the accomplishments going. As successor to Richard M. of the 37th president. Nixon, the first chief executive to re- By withdrawing himself and sign the office, everything President forming an inner circle which even Reflecting on Nixon Ford has done — and will do in the his Cabinet officers could not pene- days ahead — are precedent-setting. trate, Mr. Nixon hurt himself and By JAMES J. KM.I' VI UK k »»'" «•»»'• March of la/3, we believed mat March! No wonder he —' Taking the oath of office Friday his nation. That fact, we trust, will him. "Your President is not a was not outraged! after bidding a sad farewell to Mr. not be forgotten by our 38th presi- Very well. The wreckage of crook," he once said. I be- The lies, the lies, the lies! Richard Nixon's adminis- CONSERVATIVE Nixon, the man who had selected dent. lieved him. It no longer great- My former President is a liar. him for the vice presidency, the tration is now complete and ly matters. My President is a I wish he were a. crook in- In declaring that our "long na- further demolition will merely VIEW liar. stead. Three months ago he President made "an unprecedented tidy up the ruins. We now tional nightmare is over. Our Con- He lied to the people, in his gave us a stack of tran- compact" with his countrymen. have Gerald Ford as presi- stitution works. Our great republic public statements. He lied to scripts, and he provided a He said his talk wasn't "an in- dent of the United States. immune to shock. Nixon's du- fine false summary to go with is a government of laws and not of his lawyers. He lied to the augural address, not a fireside chat, I wrote this on a Tuesday plicity is almost beyond bear- press. On June 23, 1972, just them: "Throughout the peri- not a campaign speech, just a little men," President Ford has given us morning, 12 hours after the ing. five days after the Watergate od of the Watergate affair the bombshell disclosures of Mon- The thing is: I believed KILPATRICK straight talk among friends. And I an assurance we badly wanted to break-in, he himself set in raw material of these record- hear. day night, and was close to him. Millions of other Ameri- motion the cover-up. He him- ed conversations establishes intend it to be the first of many." tears. Grown men ought not can believed him also. When self knew of the Watergate had indeed kept him in- that the President... had no Our new President's first days World leaders should be pleased to weep. I have been covering he said, over and over, look- crash. He himself set a pat- formed. Haldeman did not be- knowledge of any cover-up in office have been closely watched to know that our new chief executive politics and politicians for ing us squarely in the eye, tern of deceit for others to prior to March 21, 1973." The more than 30 years, and have tray him. The President be- by the communications media, and promises an uninterrupted and sin- that he had known nothing of follow. sentence is a devious work of seen enough of duplicity to be trayed himself. the Watergate cover-up until art. He.djd havajuwwledgfof -, the overall picture is one of the cere search for peace, and that Sec- Why did he do it? His con- The conversation of June the cover-up: He himself had "common man" accepting a solemn retary of State Henry A. Kissinger duct is beyond com- 23, 1972, explains another helped to contrive it. prehension. In June of 1972, trust from his fellow citizens. His would head his cabinet. Each of us puzzling thing. We foolish George McGovern's nomi- What a pity, what a pity! ready quips to alert newspaper should be equally pleased that win- believers kept searching nation was assured, which is Here was a President who got through the later conversa- people tend to overcome the fact ning priority on his first day in of- to say that Nixon's own re- us out of Vietnam, ended the tions of March, 1973, looking that he realizes his life-style must fice was attention to the nation's election was assured. Given draft, restored a needed con- for expressions of presidential the political situation at that servative balance to the Su- change as he goes about the serious economic problems and his determi- amazement and outrage. We time, there was no way that preme Court, launched hope- business of providing leadership that nation to fight inflation. found none. It seemed odd, Nixon's candidacy could have ful programs of new feder- is so urgently needed. because we were given to un- A new chapter has begun in U.S. been fatally damaged. If he alism, and by his bold over- derstand that he was onl "honestv isvalways the besl <, .JMStw^- a -WIIICIIITK' one for all Amer- tures to Red China opened terharn m ms first add: icans. jf that time - the whole *&*£S ,u>.ard world the involvement of such aides truth, holding nothing back — peace. Now the good vanishes as Maurice Stans and John the Watergate scandal would in the wreckage of the bad. Mitchell. We had been led as- have been a nine-day wonder. The swearing-in of Gerald tray; we had been lied to. No The campaign could have Ford couldn't have come one wonder he was not amazed Attracting industry proceeded on course. But he hour too soon. lied. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne last Besides new corporations, they also One gropes amidst the debr- week signed a law which creates a will be able to help firms already in is. Monday night's disclosures Today in history clear up a few points. More state Economic Development Au- the stale to expand. <> when I was • Todays highlight In his- a patent on his sewing ma- thority, the job of which will be to any yvisons urging tory: * If successful, the authority's chine. attract new industries to New Jersey Ihe President voluntarily to On this date In 1898, the Ten years ago: The United principal goal will be to revitalize and to increase job opportunities for release the tapes, I said thai peace protocol ending the Stales sent four large turbojet its citizens. the state's crumbling cities and to his refusal would permit an Spanish-American War was transport planes to the Congo The authority will have seven ease any area which suffers high inference that he had some- signed after hostilities lasting to help President Moise rates of unemployment. Aside from thing to hide. All right. He thr.ee months and 22 days. Tsombe fight a rebellion by members — three private citizens had something to hide A On this date: hauling troops and supplies to getting tax reform legislation, the and the state commissioners of labor couple of months ago, I sug- In 1658, a guard of eight combat areas. cities' plight and joblessness are the gested to Mr Nixon thai Bob and industry, community affairs and men was established in Ihe ' Five years ago: Catholics, Haldeman, by not keeping environmental protection and the major problems facing the governor. Dutch colony of New Amster- Protestants and police battled We can only hope, along with the him informed, had betrayed dam. It was the first police in Londonderry In the worst state treasurer. They will be able to him. The President sharply governor, that the authority canjul- force In America. outbreak of violence In North- obtain loans at low rates that will denied it. At least he told the fill his expectations for it. In 1851, Isaac Singer of ern Ireland in more than 30 ease federal corporate tax burdens. truth about that. Haldeman Plttstown, NY., was granted years, Meeting health costs SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY AUGUST IV l|74 PajK RegiiifT 7 By SYLVIA POKTKK iiiiiiumimiuiiiiiiiiimiiiHiM Milling condition clauses Convertible securities which exclude coverage fur t I[ you ire lo help control certain period of lime (usual gains in excess of U per cent the deadly squeeze on your YOl |{ MONEY'S By KOI.KK E. SI'KAK mtt The yield differential is ly six months lo IMI> years) for the first half earnings and pocketbook in the most vital And DAVID K SAH(.K\T also less dramatic The com- for condihons for which you are rated buys at this time area of your life — your mon, on its 1-ecently increased WORTH i
Th* Grciltlt EMtnf t Drinkinf Public Houic Evir COMPLETE DINNERS FROM *6.95 c K-MART PLAZA THE PARALLAX VIEW LUNCHEON-from $2.95 Shopping Ctnltr mumciAT rut HAM uoH-mm ROUTE 35 WITH HAZLET WARREN BEATTY & PAULA PRENTISS 429 State Hi*hwiy DANCING TECHNICOLOR* T HATWtm THt JUM KAY TMO •PLUS- 9 m. m PM. t BAT. $:M PM. WALT DIINEY't % HWY38* RED BANK • 747-2500 "DUMBO" • DAILY MATINEES at 2:00 P.M 9 The Duly Register >>«WK6UHYN J MONOAY. AUGUST 12.1974 Snuffy Smith Crossword Puzzle MV POT, FELLERS I GOT A ACROSS 34 Chauvinists' S3 Eidamation 25 Western un- FULL HOUSE!! 1 Noah's son phobia: prat 56 Retaliate hitching post 5 Small amount 35 Barnyard 60 Wrth62A. 26 Radon and 10 Simplicity sound unusual one Xenon 14 Kind erf 36 Quien 7 61 Deportee 27 Laked dancer 37 Houston 62 See60A Finland llii 1b This bird it ballplayer 63 Compos 28 Lama land almost 39 Telling it mentis 29 Additional an apology ii 64 Slangy 30 Author ot SHE 16 It's the first 40 This place, turndowns "Ghosts" r\ i ^" ) that counts inSoho 65 Black 31 Corrupt 17 Retaliating 41 Culture DOWN 32 Acts the In iTirTnr-- 20 room medium 1 Ending for bigot 21 Clamors 42 Dunne young and old 37 Author ot •Mi 22 Erie group 43 Retaliates 2 Hold's "A Death in Hi mill Lois 23 Hence 47 Kudos tor companion the Family" 24 Mountain Eicamillo 3 Navy VIP 38 Backtalk pret 48 Puny one 4 Panofhr. 39 An overly LCTS6IVE 26 Retaliating 49 Fine cigar 5 Favorable beaten path? I'M AFRAID I'M NOT DAP A BREAK: 33 Ekberg 52 Adriatic port 6 Tom and Jerry 41 "Why not take Solution to Yesterday's Puwle 7 Crafts' -me?" IN A VERV SOOP MOOP. AND NOT rax companion 42 Architectural ALL PAV I'VE HAP HIM I BROKE 8 0 T Book order NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS, THE THURSTONS' 9 Marie or 44 Muscular PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS PICTURE aaaa aaaa nan Theresa 45 Nursery bed WINDOW uciuuu uaua aaaa\ 10 Legal holding 46 Blasphemes uuuu UUHU BOD 11 Thine: Fi. 49 Auditors 12 Man of 50 Fluid rock 'YWH 8OT WHERE W* PLUS IT IN Belgrade 51 Hebrew letter 13 Fencing gear 52 Radar reading aau anna uuau 18 City now in 53 Man of Oman Yugoslavia 54 Male lead UlUUU LJI'JIJU ULiUUIll 19 Office helper 55 - example 23 Diminutive 57 Marshy place ending 58 Chem. prefix 24 Finished 59 Mesabi output Mury Worth
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You birlhday and read the corre- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- tle for second place, however, also have a genuine sales sponding paragraph, Dec. 21) —Take care not to in some activities. talent whether the product *-•*•* make too much of a minor in- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you offer is of of a material or Tuesday. August 13 cident. You could alienate a -Begin now to make plans spiritual nature. Indeed,jou LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - perfectly good friend by ex- for the coming weekend. You are actually at your happiest Though ideas may come fast pecting unswerving loyalty. can create a special time for and most riaturaj. when you and flirinusly this morning, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. yourself and loved ones if you have something to sell a you would do well to find 19) -Play your part right and will take the time. reluctant customer. ways to test them out this you should be able to make GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You are highly afternoon. Otherwise, you the kind of progress on the -Problems may seem to enthusiastic. Whatever takes could err. employment scene that multiply during morning your interest takes it com- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - you've hoped for. hours. Afternoon and evening pletely and arouses within Practicality is the key to to- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. bring new methods to solve AN1 THINK OF NOUR you an jnstant and intensely day's success, especially 18) —Obstacles overcome VOU MIGHT CALL A 1*1 them, however. Be optimistic. LOOKS - determined desire to make where relationships with co- through diligence and pa- llie most of the opportunities workers are concerned. If a CANCER (June 21 July 22) ENDUP WITH A tience this morning lead you connected with the en- frown won't work, try a smile, -Though you may well FATURTSAV in the afternoon to success terprise. Because you hdve LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - greater than you'd hoped for. receive some support from THE LEAST distinct mechanical ability as A rough-and-tumble morning PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) unexpected areas, support " rj an instinctive under- unexpectedly smooths out — Energy you thought you'd, you had counted on may not standing of. highly technical into an easy, gainful after- ceased to have long ago ena- show up at all. Try to hide jnatters, you have a need for noon and evening. Take ad- bles you to achieve much your disappointment. SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD negative response of two dia- Everybody passed, and South to Red Bank Register, Box How forcing is a forcing monds. At this moment South was down two. Since honors 3318, Grand Central Station, bid? Does the law compel you decided to enter the breach don't count in tournament New York, NY). to keep a forcing bid open? with his spades. bridge, East and West scored The laws of the game permit West could afford to pass. FOR ONCE*<" BREAKFAST MOW, THEM LET'S TALK ABOUT F 300 points — more than they you to pass a forcing bid. To West dealer I JUST WANT YOU TO /•HAT WOULD YOU J WHERE YOU HID - She had made a forcing open- could make at any contract of Easl-Wcst vulnerable SIT AND TALK r LIKE TO TALK -f f THE PAPER do so may be unwise, perhaps ing bid, and her partner was their own. NORTH TOME ..J ABOUT? J even criminally foolish — but supposed to keep the bidding So now you know what to it is permissible. When people open. do with a completely worth- •> 965 say you "must", keep a forc- How forcing less hand. Get yourself a O J 92 ing bid open, they mean that Mrs. Truscott's problem partner who knows how to O QJ87 a good partner will always do was now very simple: How pick up cards. • 0 10 5 EAST so. forcing is a forcing bid? What DAILY QUESTION a> 74 2 Dorothy Hayden Truscott of would happen if she decided As dealer, you hold: S-8 3 • »' the world championship wom- to pass? HA K Q DA K 9 C A K J 8 O 3 6 5 4 O AK9. 0 6512 en's team held the East cards In this case Mrs. Truscott 7 What do you say? • A K J X 7 * 4 1 2 in a game with Detroit expert looked at her ghastly hand Answer: Bid two clubs or 2 Sylvia Stein. Mind you, it isn't and wished she hadn't heard NT. In theory, you should not SOUTH necessary to be a .national the alarm clock that morning. open 2 NT with a weak • AKi.ll 10 champion to pick up a hand She wanted to pass, of course, doubleton in any suit, but O IOH73 like that; It might happen to but an expert who passes a rules were made to be bro- O 104 any boy or girl who doesn't forcing bid hears about il for ken. • 96 eat his oatmeal. the next 20 years — if she is ("A Pocket Guide to Wesl North I'.asl South Mrs. Stein opened her pow- lucky enough to get away Bridge" written by Alfred 2 4 P;iss : 0 2 a) erful hand with two clubs, from the table alive. Sheinwold is available. Get Pii'.s Puss Double All Pass and Mrs. Truscott made the So Mrs. Truscott doubled. your copy by sending 50 cents Opening lead - 9 K
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ZvMUtx. \\u- I'hiinlom Itccllc llailrv WHAT PIP ME N£AH BV TH4T* WHEN AHMEP ASKEP /W?. W*LKER "TO O.UOT6 A FOR HIS PX66FORT, HE SAIP... I KhJOW NOT. A OMOTATION MAN* WISDOM UCOK,,.ON FOR ALMOST AHMEP'5 EVEfZV OCCASION 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 12,1974 August nuptials announced Carotenuto-Scriffignano Bennett-Moraller RF.LMAH - Miss PalnVia"\nn Moraller and Michael NEW MONMOUTH - SI Mary's Catholic Church was Ihe Karl Bennett were married here Saturday in Ihe First Pres- selling here yesterday for Ihe marriage of Miss Jeanne Maria Scriffignano and Michael Louis Carolcnuto byterian Church The Rev Donald Knighl and Ihe Rev Blan chard Romaine officiated at Ihe ceremony, which was follow- Msgr Robert T Rulman officiated al Ihe marriage of the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Srriffignano. II Barbara ed by a reception in the Essex and Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake. Ter. Middletown. to the son of Mr and Mrs Michael .1 (a Parents of Ihe couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles K Moral- Mn. Robert «••UUOO Mrs Geoffrey R Wood, Northville, NY The Rev Dr ciated at the Jewish Orthodox Charles S. Webster officiated. service. A reception followed. ville, Tenn., to study for a EAST KEANSBURG - Pasch, George Angerami, DENVER, Colo. - Donna master's degree in speech pa- Darren Furgeson and Chris Miss Cynthia Freeman was maid of honor. Bridesmaid Attending the bride were Mrs. Alan Glaser Miss Gesine Elise Pasch and Sue Gross and Donald Eugene thology. (The former was Ruth Ann Wood and Elizabeth Wood was flower girl Mrs. Aaron Rassas, matron of Robert F. Grothusen were Laurenzano. Magee were married here honor and the Misses Alise Ellen Rassas) married here Aug. 4 in Bay- Mrs. Grothusen was gradu- Saturday in Wasser Chapel, Jeffrey Bell was best man. Ushers were Jack Wood and Mr. Glaser is a fourth year Thomas Wood. Schlosser, Jacalyn Belafsky, shore Community Church by ated from Middletown Town- University Park Methodist student at \Janderbifl Univer- ship High School and is em- Mr. and Mrs. Wood are graduates of Monmouth Regional Adrienne Wigdortz, Lisa the Rev. James R. Galbreath. Church, by the Rev. Dr. Brooks and Paula Finkelstein. sity School of Medicine. He is There was a reception in ployed by United Counties Charles M. Spring, associate High School, New Shrewsbury. She is an executive secretary an alumnus of Perth Amboy at Triangle Industries, Holmdel. Mr. Wood, an Army veteran, Stanley Glaser was best Buck Smith's Restaurant. Trust Co., Keansburg. professor of philosophy and man. Usher were Glen Ras- High School and was gradu- The bride is the daughter of The bridegroom, an religion at Colorado Women's is a senior music major at Monmouth College, West Long ated cum laude from the Uni- Branch. sas, Richard Rassas, Alan Mrs. Charlotte Pasch Grothu- alumnus of Keansburg High College. Davidson, Bruce Silverstein, versity of Pennsylvania. sen, 24 Shoreland Ter., and School, is with DanDee Ser- There was a garden recep- They will reside in Long Branch after a wedding trip to Ihe Bahamas. Neil Green and Jerome Tan- After a wedding trip to Ca- the late Siegfried Pasch. vice Co. tion at the home of the bride's nenbaum. racas and Macuto Beach, Charles Grothusen, 19 Rt. 36, After a wedding trip to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Mrs. Glaser is the grand- Venezuela, they will reside in is the bridegroom's father. Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Grothu- jamin Gross, here. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Nashville. Patricia McLellen was the sen will reside here. Mr. Magee is the son of Mr. McKenna-Tomasiello honor attendant. Also attend- and Mrs. William A. Magee, HOLMDEL - The mar- Marel McKenna and Denise ing the bride were Margaret If you're using ground meat 35 Irving Place, Red Bank, riage of Miss Claire Marie Schnaars. Gina Tomasiello E. Pasch, Debbie Barry, Mar- extended with unseasoned tex- Spencer-De Witt tured soy protein for ham- N.J. Tomasiello and John Patrick was flower girl. garet Pasch and Barbara burgers, you can add your own Honor attendants for the McKenna was solemnized William McKenna was best i Pasch. Kimberly Weaver was bride were Renee Bush and here July 20 in St. Benedict's man and the ushers were Sal LANGHORNE, Pa. - Miss David Burton, Yardville, flavorings. Soy sauce is a good Mrs. Robert Grothusen flower girl. seasoning for extended meat, Kendra O'Hayre. Freda Step- Catholic Church. Rev. An- Cirio, Steve Staars and Mi- Jacqueline De Will and Step- was best man. Ushers were (The former James Grothusen was best but If you add it omit the usual hen and Lois Zehr also at- thony Carotenuto celebrated hen Compton Spencer were Donald Brown and Richard chael Stover. Geslne Pasch) man. Ushers were Joachim salt. tended the bride. the Nuptial Mass, which was Mr. and Mrs. McKenna are married here Saturday in the Laughlin. Greenwood Rose Garden of James Germaine was best followed by a reception in Ro- graduates of Rantan High The bride, daughter also of Woods School, where the man. Ushers were Richard, man Inn, Hazlet. School. He attends Rutgers the late Lorraine Charlotte bride is a special education Seltzer, William Gould and Parents of the couple, of University and is employed De Witt, was graduated from teacher. Fred Zehr. Hazlet, are Mr. and Mrs. Syl- by Frank Briscoe Contracting Matawan Regional High Mrs. Magee attended the vester Tomasiello, 21 Court- Co., Bernardsville. The Rev. Albert Patterson School and Trenton (N.J.) University of Missouri. She land Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. of Resurrection Lutheran State College. She is the and Mr. Magee are alumni of William J. McKenna, 5 E. Church, Levitlown, officiated granddaughter of Mrs. Dalton the University of Denver Jack St. at the marriage of the daugh- G. De Witt of Nutley, N.J. They will reside in Los Angel- Attending the bride were ter of Mr. and Mrs John P es, where he will attend grad- Sandra Tomasiello, maid of De Witt, 7 Intone Lane, Mata- Mr. Spencer, an alumnus of honor; Mania Tomasiello. wan Township, N*J., to the Neshaminy High School, at- son of Mr. and Mrs. John B tended Spring Garden In- Spencer Jr. of Levittown, Pa stitute, Chestnut Hill, and There was a reception at was graduated from Ferris Glen Lake Inn. State College, Big Rapids, Bridal Note M' h. He is employed by the Attending the bride were Jade Corp., Huntington Val- Mrs. Judy Wilson, matron of Wedding and engagement after the event, run the risk ley, ind is on the faculty of honor, and the Misses Kathy forms are available on of not being used. After publi- Mercer Vocational Evening Bevins and Rebecca Spencer. request to The Daily Regis- cation the pictures may be School. The finest poly Madeleine Christianne, Karen ter's Contemporary life de- picked up at the main office yarns knitted by and Caroline De Witt were After a wedding trip to the partment. There is no fee of The Daily Register, One Mrs. Stephen Spencrr flower girls and Joseph and Pocono Mountains, Mr. and master knitters and charged for any material Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, (The former David De Witt were ring carefully tailored in used. Wedding details are 07701. Or, they may be sub- Mrs. Spencer will make their Jacqueline De Witt) bearers. separates that even preferred in advance. Brides' mitted with a self-addressed, home in Cornwells Heights pictures received two weeks stamped envelope. the most dis- criminating woman will take to be wool. 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By DENNIS L. CVKfcX i.n beinu raided and A federal judge, there is much next (all form of art and a means of stale courts to decide firsi tant lo the director of the Di shut down What's more, if uncertainty these days not Dep Ally Gen A J l.u expression and should be pro- Thus, while Fisher denied vision of Alcoholic Beverage TRENTON (AP) - New the club serves liquor, it can only about what is obscene JERSEY cum said the state will now tected by the First Amend- the club's application lo en- Control, explain! that the Jersey law enforcement old count on having its license and lewd, but alto about what ask the U S Supreme Court ment guarantee of free join the state from closing the courts have consistently held di If can'I prosecute book suspended law enforcement officials can LAW BEAT to vacate the injunction and speech and expression club, he abstained from ac that a different standard of floret telling obscene mate II the current slate of New do to enforce the law l» reverse the (ederal court But US Disl Court Judge tually declaring the dancers behavior can be applied in rtalf or movie theaters show Jersey'! laws dealing with ob- Last week, the New Jersey decision (larkson S Fisher of West to be guilty of lewdness since regulations Involving alcohol- ing obfcene films scenity and lewdness seems Supreme Court used what it Meanwhile, a separate fed Long Branch, who actually they already faced trial in ic beverages. But if a nightclub wants lo confusing, that's because it is called "Judicial surgery" lo eral court decision involved had the club reopened last state courts to the state obscenity law The ABC prohibits licensed hav a few nude female dam Dtfptte recent rulings by apply 1173 US Supreme that had previously been do the Club Lido in Pennsauken month so he could watch establishments from allowing em perform nn stane. it can the State Supreme Court and Court standards on obscenity dared unconstitutional which has been closed by the three women perform, found But even if the Club Lido Camden County prosecutor's recently that the dancing was should win the right to let its any lewd, immoral or in- But while the decision has decent activity to take place. been hailed by prosecutors in office (or having naked fe- indecent and was the type of dancers perform fully ex- including topless shows. Spe- the state, they still cannot use male dancers activity that the state has the posed, the club can be barred cifically, Brew said, the ABC the newly revived statute (or Raids on the club have been power to control. from serving liquor because has required that performers prosecutions because of a fed- conducted under state laws And, going a step further, of the nude shows And with- eral court injunction prohibiting lewdness and in- he agreed with the arguments out liquor, a night spot is at a wear "at least supportive The injunction, granted in decent exposure, but making of the Camden prosecutor and severe disadvantage, regard- type bras and panties." If a 1172, cannot be vacated until no mention of obscenity the attorney general's office less of the entertainment of- club has a topless show, it the case is heard by the US Lawyers (or the club ar- that the acceptability of the fered by other clubs faces certain suspension of its Supreme Court sometime gued that the dancing is a dancing was a question for Dennis Brew, legal assis- liquor license, he said. Illegal meeting charge is disputed
MARLBORO - Councilman of Township Council are circumvent our township's an open caucus meeting at Mr. Vuola said he visits the Richard Vuola has strongly- being held contrary to town- open meeting ordinance." He least three to seven days pri- municipal offices as often as disputed a charge by Coun- ship ordinance. says he will introduce an ordi- or to a council meeting. possible, and that other coun- cilman Howard Klau that ille- Mr. Klau charged "illegal nance amendment at the Aug. For several months council cilmen should do the same to gal private caucus meetings meetings are being held to 22 council meeting requiring has not held a caucus meeting find out what is happening. Yes, it's true. It'll soon be time for in accordance with township "I spent most of this week ordinance. in the municipal building, and Councilman Vuola said he I did not see any other coun- knows of no illegal meetings cilmen there," he said. BACK-TO - SCHOOL being held. He said that infor- Mr. Klau said, "At the ille- mation meetings might have gal private caucus meeting, been held between himself the majority of the council and Mayor Morton Salkind or are told who and what to vote Mary T. Denton, business ad- for by their boss." He did not The Daily Register will publish its ministrator, but that those annual Back-To-School section identify "boss." with timely topics about school, meetings are required of a Kids education and more Too, councilman to find out about Mr. Vuola said "as far as there will be many advertise- current township business. the boss goes, I suggest Mr. ments to help parenls with their Klau not be told what to do back-to-school shopping Be sure The councilman accused by his boss." He did not iden- to get your copy on Tuesday. Au- Mr. Klau of "jumping on the gust 20 tify Mr. Klau's boss either. gravy train, as usual." Mr Vuola pointed out he an- nounced last month that he Drag Addiction Problem? would introduce an amend- CaU 988-8333 For Help Day or Look for our Special Tabloid size ment to the open meeting or- Night. dinance at the Aug. 22 meet- ing. BACK-TO-SCHOOL SECTION Mr. Klau charged that the elimination of the caucus ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th ~ TENURE TERM — Judge Leo Weinstein, left, takes his oath to begin his meetings was a "deliberate "THM'S third five-year term and attain tenure as Monmouth County Juvenile and attempt to keep several inde- Domestic Relations Court Judge. Administering the oath Is County Court pendent councilmen, the gen- Judge John P. Arnone, with the Bible held by Judge Welnstein's stepson, eral public and the press FOR ADVERTISING SPACE RESERVATIONS Mark Stalford, and his wife, Mrs. Rita Weinstein. Judge Weinstein, Ocean from having prior knowledge SHBI WSBURTPlAZft, Township, is the presiding judge of the juvenile and domestic relations of what was coming up at CALL court. council meetings." The Daily Register ONE REGISTER PLAZA/SHREWSBURY/542-4000 c Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper DeliciousOfchaixls Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper here's peach festival .. a NOW, THROUGH AUGUST 18 "i'JZ. '*'* V'*rh """' al"' "ur 'rces are groaning under the weight of a bountiful peach har- line-up vest, (ionic anil sample the fine quality peaches now in our.shop, and treat yourself to some of this short lived harvest. You will be able to choose ripe, ready-to-eat peaches or those you wish lo have on hand for a few days. Peaches for eating. Peaches for canning. I'lin IK •» for freezing . . . peaches lo enjoy sliced on our special baking powder biscuits and smothered wiih whipped cream . . . Delicious Orchards peaches at most attractive of prices. INTEREST First MerchantsTime Deposits Freestone PEACHES 650% - 6.81% 4 POUNDS FOR $100 $500MINIMUM DEPOSIT 2 1/2 Year Maturity-Automatically Renewable REGULAR '2.50, FRESH BAKED 6.00% ™: 6.27% ffi S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT One Year Maturity Automatically Renewable PEACH PIE $2 GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINGS S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT REGULAR 75' BAKING POWDER Addit ional deposits accepted in amounts of $100or more Interest 5.50% paid from day of deposit todateof permitted withdrawal BISCUITS 69c I cci<;i,il KCKUI.IIKUIS prm'm ort-ni.itiire wittulr.iw.ils on the .ibovi- Time Depos- its pim ICIITI tin 1 meTCM r.iu' on the amount withdrawn i«. reduced to Regular Passbook S.IVIMU'. rate and three month's interest is forfeited KMAJLAR *2..25 WISCONSIN -**** WE ALSO OFFER 89 Q/ REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS fg^ Interest paid day (it deposit to day of withdrawal, compounded CHEDDAR.*! 5%\J .in(if>,ii
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A loss. She said, "I tried every- today." did make a clean sweep in Ramirez went ahead 5-4 but nearly faultless Chris Evert thing I could think of to Miss Evert, top-seeded in two of her three service Borg won the final three steamrollered Gail Chanfreau change the match, but she the tournament, lost only five games. games, breaking Ramirez' ser- in straight sets yesterday to was just too good." points in the first five games In men's semifinal play, vice to take the lead at 6-5. win her third straight singles A brightly smiling Chris Then Mrs. Chanfreau took the Sweden's 18-year-old Bjorn Borg earned a 4-2 lead in title in the $130,000 U.S. Clay Evert, clinging happily to a champion to deuce twice be- Borg outlasted Mexico's Raul the second set, then led 5-3 Court Tennis Championships. bouquet of roses, shrugged fore losing the sixth game Ramirez 7-5, 6-7,6-4. before Ramirez came on with The 19-year-old belle of US. and said, "It definitely is the and the set. Ramirez grabbed a 4-2 lead a flourish to grab a 6-5 edge. tennis was razor sharp as she best I've played all week — The second set wasn't as in the first set, then Borg Borg won the next game but blitzed the Frenchwoman 6-0, everything just worked cut and dried, but Miss Evert came back to tie it at 4-4. the seesaw tiebreaker went 6-0, while losing a total of linn.1111iMi11111111111111111111.nl. ilium mi mill miiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiinii II iiiiiiiniililillllliiiiiiiiiii to Ramirez by a 7-5 count. only 15 points in the 45-minute Ramirez, who made it to match. the finals when No. 2 seed Hie For her efforts on the hu- Freehold Entries Nastase of Romania was de- mid, overcast day the Wim- faulted amid controversy in bledon titlist from Fort Lau- Tomorrow their quarter-final match Sat- derdale, Fla., received her urday, took a 2-0 lead in the III — IM HAM; Pace Markets Image IPasciulo) S 1 FuddlBeochy) I I 5 J Alton Boy IMonsfield) 6 1 third baby blue cashmere By George (Smith Jr I Son Del Ron (Morono) . 10 I third set. Motowan (Abbotlfllo) ;? Singapore Sllno I Telel 6 1 Jacket, symbolizing her vic- Wando Lobefl (Flllon) 4 I HeConDew lOelll Sontl) II IM* - IM, tl.Ht, Tret He then double faulted him- .Tprry Heels IDoncerl. .. .1. . •, I Ichles Dreom (Vltrono ...It DonngNoncy (Gogllordll S J tory here, and a'winwwig : ,.- . ,3dg«««) 6 I ivilango ILooney II State Raider ILeCouse) 31 self into trouble as Borg final- Molestlc SleplLong) 6 I Iry Ben (Kelly) IOI Chesty (Schyrer) SI check for $6,000. Lucky Rogue (Tullno) 10 I Jel Count (Unyer) 61 ly came on tn win the match Meadow BetlMcGee) 10 I ill!.-IM.H.TW Pace Street Fair (Inokat) ., I I by breaking Ramirez' service Colonle Hill IDoncer Jr) 10 I Fashion Elte (Ralhbone) 3 I Pickle Liquor IFIIIon) I I Runner up money of $3,320 Miss VVlllv Widow (Marks IS 1 Breath Taking (Flllon) 4 I Some Molesly (Doncer) I I twice. went to Mrs. Chanfreau, the }MI - IM, M,«»; Pan Tarport Miriam (D Angiolillo) SI Corn Barry (Looney) 10 1 Monnorl Awore (Thomas) ...J-l Insfomatic (Golonte) Adorable Countless IRothbonel 10 I Top-seeded male player 1969 Clay Court champion. Pine Jet (Richardson) 4 I Evans Frost ILuboscol 6 I Ocolo Foslback IPoquet) .. . 10 I Burwood Dulchess (Adomol 4 I Bride To Beo (McGovernl .61 Jimm Connors of Belleville, Mrs. Chanfreau. never Able ArmDro IGogllordl) SI Time To Donee (nd) A I 111* - IM, (1.4M; PKI Hocus Focus (Doncer Jr) SI Rodeslo Direct (Poulln) I 1 Sweet Lellonl IPreslondrlo) j i III. stopped defending cham- really in the match, appeared Pilot Win lOrlondo) 5 I Alton Bodger IMonstietdl I I Stonegafe Parley (Lohmeyer) 4 1 Bombers Best (nd) 6 1 Lvnn Broden (Lone) 10 1 Knight Cue (Morksl SI pion Manuel Orantes of Spain bemused and mildly embar- Shiaway RIM IBeochyl !Z. 6 1 m - IM (MM, Pac* Desoto Duke (Doncer Jr) 6 1 in straight sets 6-4, 6-3 to gain rassed by the devastating CorydonAdlos (Flllon) • I Lord Fllcko (Field) U Purdue Chuck ( T homos I ' 6 1 Trafalgar IRIuo) 17 1 CoploInC Song (Poquet) Artie Mac (Poulln) 6 1 a final berth against Borg. Trilby Scott IPelgelbeck) 4 1 Royal Ross (Huebsch) I I V* - IM, IMW; Pact DeLeon Nan (Lohmeyerl 4 I Mummerl Hanover (McGovernl | I Lois Molne (Dancer Jr) 7 I Pollser (nd) SI Love Child ICompbell) II Mrs. Tripold Native Celebrity IFIIIon) 3 I Playbill Creed (Looney) 6 1 lumtuik Neil (Lamb) 4 1 B Donno (Posclufo) v,~. - *> Right There (Smith Jrl SI Juslaolaln Harlet (Mlrltelto)
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GT package, automatic, bur- Lime green, convertible, 4-spd. AM/FM radio, radial 6-cyl automate, powsi steer gundy, ridio. WW, 6.180 AM/FM radio, 4-spd, 7,839 tires, deluxe interior, rear win- ing, 13,430 miles miles miles Like new! dow detog. 18,795 miles TOP QUALITY USED CARS 71 JAGUAR XJ-6 Sable, 4- 73 CHRYSLER Custom New- 71 PLYMOUTH Satellite wheel disc brakes, power port, 4-door hardtop, auto- Sobring +, 2-door hardtop, 71 MERCURY 71 MERCURY steering, power windows, matic, power ttMring, 72 TRIUMPH GT 6 72 CHEVROLET MALIBU COIONT PMK automatic, power steering, C0MI1 GI power disc brakes, air con- FASTBACK COUPE SP0I1 COUP! 9-pass wagon, power steer- air cond., AM-FM radio, air cond., vinyl roof. 350 V-8, 4-spd, Tachometer, ing, brakes, windows, air. tin- 6-cyt. 3-spd, radio, Very low 23,800 miles ditioning, vinyl roof, 34,150 milet 4-spd, AM/FM radio, 30.236 gauges, HD suspension, mag led glass, rool carrier, 41.204 mileage, 22.531 miles miles wheels, 52,130 miles 10,154 milts 71 PLYMOUTH Scamp, 2- 73 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2- 72 CHRYSLER Town & Coun- door hardtop, 6 cyl., auto- door hardtop, gold, auto- try Wagon, white, V-8, matic, power steering, air matic, power tteering, air automatic, power steering, 71 FORD conditioning, vinyl rool, conditioning, power brakot, 70 CHEVY 0 CHEVY IMPALA brakes, windows. Air con- 32,560 milts vinyl roof. 11,906 miles. COUNTRY SQUIRE MONK CM10 9-pass wagon, radio, air ditioning. 36.210 miles Yellow, beige vinyl top & inte- cond , power windows, power 9-pass, automatic, PS. PB, air 6-cyl. auto, radio, vinyl top, rior, power steering, brakes, door locks, power tailgate, 74 PLYMOUTH Satellite 72 CHEVROLET Kingswood, cond.. tinted glass, root car- power steering, 45,870 miles 48.777 miles. 72 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille, air conditioning, 60.100 miles. 3-teat wagon, automatic, rier. 40,435 miles. 4-door hardtop, full power, Custom, 4-door, automatic, power tteering, power including factory air, AM- power steering, power braket, air conditioning, FM stereo, 33,817 milet brakes, air conditioning, vi- nyl roof. 7,900 milet 35,118 miles CALL 542-1126 ASK FOR USED CHARLIE CASALE BUHLER XL BITTER LOU TREBINO ESTABLISHED 1925 CARS 542-1126 "You'll Like the Way CHRYSLER Plymouth IMPERIAL | AUSTIN] HWY 36 EATONTOWN (across from Rickel's) We Do Business!" NEW PHONE: SALES A SERVICE 264-5000 3290 Highway 35, Hailot
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Cl 1969 KINGSWOOD ESTATE WAGON ,«,„*„. .01, $ l-,,JAt,t«(l " F PRICES EXCLUDE FREIGHT, power, radio, WWS, 67.049 mi *»''*BiX3g5&fiBm; / . »4g) . &x >22 to, tJN FEES.USED CAR SALrTENDS 8/12 1969 MALIBU 4-door. (silver). 6-cylinder, air conditioned, automatic, power, WWS. $1 OOf) 66 447 mi ' WWW AND MANY OTHER MAKES & MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM ... "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" 747-0787 CORNER -HWY 35 141 W. FRONT ST. CIRCLE RED BANK 641 SHREWSBURY AVE, 741-3130 SHREWSBURY 2. Auto. For Salt I 1. Autot For Salt I t Auto* For Solt The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 12.1974 2. Autos For Salt 1. Autei For Salt DODGE - DATSUN MONMOUTH WAU.LINCOLN-»*eRCU»» JEEP SALES AND SERVICE SHREWSBURY MOTORS threwtoury Ave ol Sycamore LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury 2. Autos For Sole Newman Spring! Rd . Red tank 741 1433 Twin toro MMars. Inc Hwy 11 Eatonlown S41 SSOO Shrewsbury N i 131 E Newman Springs Rd Red Rank '4II5O0 W 5400 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE IH4 DODGE I'M - Coronet Custom lour ooor. CALL HOW 747UM0 We Buy Used Volkswagens -THE STRENGTH OF A— CHEAP sin cylinder si.ra miles test Oder Coll SIMCA IMt 1961 BUICK - Grand Spor' *«0 MS » V ' KARMANN CHIA I»6J Good Irons otter 4 30. »l ekM ^^ ,NO CASH? loeed Hiist thltl Metallic blue, enrol M porlol.on 12J5 • ISO nuusl 172 1436 otter 3pm m-wn DODGE IM7 POLARA - Four door, outo ft; ISH or >u ills Ml ail CORVETTE CLASSIC l»61 ?l) ct en CREDIT PROBLEMS? 1970 STATION VVAGON VOLVO IS ONLY ONE OF malic New llres. power steering En KAY MOTORS It you're working, we can finance you No STATION WAGON - IN' Ford Country oine Completely restored, like new Ask cellenl condition U7S Call KIW HONDA CIVIC money down Payments arranged to suil Squire Air conditioned, fully equipped, Montigo Air A reel low prTce Ing U000 Phone 3» litl DODGE 19»7 SUPER BEE - Four speed JSJ IrooMoy m nt) Long eSronih your needs Many New and Quality Used low mileage 1700 Call alter 7 p.m 71' Save now COUGAR 1»73 - X8! con.eitlDIt clue radio, power steering, power brokes A Carl to choose Irom Call now for speedy I»5I olr conditioned. AW FM. full power Ex HTSONCHEVUOLETCO ITS STRONG POINTS. clean cor U000 miles 17S0 or bell after Mwy It EWortgwn approval No application refused 741 SIM STRAUB BUICK - OPEL leilenl condition 13.000 miles Musi tell IB' IWiw (MSSli U3I0DO Mr Fredericks NINC ACRES ot New and Used Cars RASSAS A Volvo is so strong, its roof pillars have supported If) I«U NOVA IM7 - FourMoor tedan Automat HwyJS 3*4 4000 Keypori OAT SUN DODGE 19/1 - Poloro Air conditioned, KROLL MOTORS, INC Ic, power steering Great gai economy 0 Red Bank WASHINGTON S AUTO SERVICE power steering, disc brakes Encellenl IK Broadway Long Branch Asking tm 741 <4|2 SUPER BEETLE 1971 - AM (M. .odiali yn Brood SI T^ over eight tons. It can hold five full-size adults in a car 370 Brood SI H4IMJ Keypori condition tlWOtlrm 717 8S32 sun root 1) 000 Encellenl condition 142 Eves until 9 4149 Call alter 5 that's three feet shorter DATSUN 1971 - 8310 AM FM rodlo tour DOREMUSFORO anm OLDSMOBILE 1968 door, sin way seofs. rear dctogeer. vinyl •SALESSERVICE PARTS LINCOLN I»M - Two dour V I oulomol Vista Cruiser Wagon IHE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new ond 1971 FIAT K transmission New tires Encellenl ton Sports Coupe 11,000 origin than most full-sized cars tool W MM 700 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk 741 6000 Wonted, parly who needs, IOC* llnoncing. used cars In Monmouttt County Over 100 rjlllon Coll m M40 anytime miles. A real buy Its engine is fuel injected DODGE COLT IVH - Ttto dooi. red DUSTER I97o' Si* cylinder, three speed ,wilh no money down, on a 1968 Oldsmoblle air conditioned new cars in slock Automatic floor shift, new tires Great oas New clutch, good llres Garage kept 2S Vista Cruiser Wagon Air conditioning. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrews MAVERICK 1973 bury Ave . New Shrewsbury '41*200 and the brakes are four- mileoge Must socrlllce Asking II3S0 Coll mpg 11000 turn 671 101} Wanted, party who needs loo's financing, S4.4OO miles II79S Many other models to rjHlose from. For quick credit, cull OASIS TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser RASSAS 74Mli3 utter op m FANTASTIC VALUES ON with no money down, on a 1973 Moverlcfc wheel power disc. / Sin cylinder automatic 34.no miles «!J»S MOTORS at 1201) 721 7100 vice OOWNES PONTIAC. «3 Lower Mom DODGE 1970 - Station wooon sue k thifi GUARANTEED USED CARS St Malawan Soe 2199 391 Brood SI Red Bank Mileage 41.414 II.WS BAILLV BROS AUTO HOBBV CENTER 791 J8« Many other models to choose from For CHDSWOBllI IMS Dynainu 88 Power Come in and test Inc . 19 E. Newman Springs Rd , Red quick credit, call OASIS MOTORS at HOI I steering, power brokes Besl oiler 842 TOWNE CHEVROLET Eves until« Bonk 74) 0SW FlHMotorilnc fit '100 1255 Hwy 35 Mlddletown I»7I TRIUMPH Td-e - I nl con* drive our Volvo. Author lied Dealers. MERCURY MARQUIS l»o» - 10 pasten 1/16200 2. Autos For Sale Dodge and Dodge (rucks oer wagon Air conditioned, AM/FM iler It's a car that's very HwyJl Ealonlown. N.J co Complete trailer equipped Declining OPEL GT 1971 TOYOTA WAGON -"1*70 30 mpg Radio. easy to develop a S4JIII1 sue ol tamlly necessitates sale IIS00 Ml Wanted, party who needs 100 * financing, heater Good llres. snows Completely re 3. Trucfcs And TrolUrs FIAT 1(71 SPIDER - 30.000 miles New with no money down, on a 19/1 Opel CT conditioned »»50 llrm 7414551 engine, new top. four new radials New Four speed AM FM Jl.KX) miles t»» TOYOTA IM9 STATION WAGON - itu.i CHEVROLET 1963 - 'l Ion pickup lruc« weakness for. MERCURY MARQUIS l»6» - Station Many ottttr models to choose trom. For bonery m-tnf . wagon, with rack and trailer hilcri, air con dord shift, four cylinder, four speed, red g oulck credit, call OASIS MOTORS at mil UO0 495 1610 ^__ 13011 C VOLVO FORD PINTO 1973 — Station wagon Slon dlllndillonl g Fully equipped tKiellenl coitdi '21 '100 °" 2.I-.9M dard shilt with air 70.000 miles Encellenl Han 11300 Coll ?M 10O0 Alter 6 call K4 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 CAMPMOBILE TORD PICKUP 19M-*. TON A lot more car than you PLYMOUTH SATELLITE U6I - t. 1500 or best offer condition Musi sell 842-6/79, otter j. cellent condition Relocating, must sell Body poor, mechanically good Owned by bargained for. Volkswagen mechanic 1450. 2211475. 5416350 FORD WAGON IW4 — Looks and runs MGA l»5» - Reconditioned MGB engine 142' I9S after 6 Mp.m, very good Clean Entra llres and Iroilei parts GMC 196J - Pickup with plow Need! hitlh U00 741 426S W-M45 USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION MMobM.^.^ OUARANTEED RAICllfFt PON All AC GRAND PRIX 1968 - Electric windows. MMWM PLYMOUTHS Route 36, Eotontown 542 'too MOT DOG VAN - IK* ^•'notional, en tinted glass, new tires, new poml lob Credit applications accepted by phone Fleet wood brougham, dark AW'FM radio Very good condition Call •;I UM VEGA 1972 - While. 4 speed, standard, ro closed All equipped. 11300. 7H-W0S eve- Where True Economy Begin* ... Guaranteed credit Call for one hour ser dlo. Encellenl condition. Phone after 6 blue, red leather interior Full 291 4269 ufter 6 p.m. • MCB 1972 -Blue convertible. 17,000 vice. Bayshore Chrysler Plymouth, 170. nings^ » p.m ffftm. 1 power including laclory air, GTO~T96«~3speedT good condition Ask miles. Encellenl condition Includes two WOO Ask lor Credit Monogtf. INTERNATIONAL 1971 - 8 pickup 18*0» inglllOO snow llres and new lonneou (over f7MO PLYMOUTH IWS - Fury" III Good run VOLKSWAGEN BUS CAMPtS 1171 mllet. !»• londem ante, covered land AM-FM slereo 164-Wei ttl «M5 alter 6 nlng condition Great on gas Call tor in- 2'.O0O miles 12500 Encellenl condition scoping Iraller. romp door 12800 for both to.motion. 142 666S Must sell 142-6"* after 5. Evenings 671 JOtl Slock *PC233. 60/40 teal. I GTO 19*9 - 4 speed. Must sell, besl offer MO MIDGET l«>« - White ictnveTtibitv 32,518 mllet $4595 Coll oiler 6 pm Body and motor In good shape Ashing PLYMOUTH IMS - Fury III Wagon De vOLKSWAGYN l»'3 — Automatic ell JEEP TRUCK Itfl - Wlthlodory cap V RED BANK VOLVO Wagon AM/FM radio. 7400 miles. Asking 741 78J1 sllOO Call otter Sp m , M4 1713 pendable. clean, encellenl running condl 8. outomotlc, power sleerlno, power AUTHORIZED VOLVO DEALER SINCE 1956 (ton lo'S A7I 3999 UOuO Coll 171-0)45. brakes 9.000 miles. Like new 13850 Coll I. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Sale PONTIAC TEMPEST T9M - Needs new VOLKSWAGEN 1961^Beetle. Rebuilt en dim NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK clutch 1100. Call between 3-e p.m only glne and new parts 1965 TRUCK VAN - With a 1967 240 cu In 'I"3S4 Call 542 7467after 7pm sl> cylinder engine. New brakes, new OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. PONTIAC 1965 GTO — 4S4 Chevrolet mo clutch, two new (Ires. Must see Coll 787 100 Newman Springs Rd Red Bank tor, four speed transmission. 4S6 rear Cus- VOLKSWAGEN FOR SALE 2678 offer 6 10 Price H75 even 741-5886 tom palnl 11900 or besl otter Call 739 9066 Call 741 3251 after 5 p.m. | ,16' TANDEM FLATBED TRAILER - Enclosed. Sin ton. like new after 6 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 - Fallback En OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC~I94B RREBTRD - Fwr>doo7, cellent running condition. Good rubber 7470412,7 10 pm sin cylinder, 41,183 miles McFaddin Codll 1600 firm. 264 1754 YEAR END CLOSE-OUT S/U.E toe Old!. 222 1234 McFaddin HAS S VOLKSWAGEN 1973 — Super Beetle. 4. Motorcycles • 98'f, PONTIAC 1970 — Sonnevllle Encellent Automatic transmission, radio. 17,394 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1974 -^S» cc dirt • TORONADO McFaddin HAS 1 condition One owner Two door hardtop. miles 12495 Dealer, 747-0787. bike 1450. Coll 495-0198 between 5 p.m. and AM/FM, air conditioned. Intro wheels. 7 p.m. tape deck. Ask lor Mr Palmri. 264 3M( VOLKSWAGEN THING — Under war- • 88's McFaddin HAS S ranty, 28 miles per gallon. FM stereo tope HONDA 1966 - 305 Needs minor engine PORSCHE 912 - Twi — Good condition. player. S1650. Call B42-I6W. work. First S25O tokei It. Call before II • CUTLASS McFaddin MAS 4 Red with black Interior. I2S00. '47-3543 [ dayi or !4? 1902 after 6 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN 1965 - New brakes, muf- a.m. 946-4946. • OMEGA McFaddin HAS 2 fler. Needs transmission work As Is, best HONDA 45OCC — 1974, orange, 700 miles, RED BANK VOLVO otter 946-U937. asking 11400. tor 62 years Newman Springs Rd. KM hunk Coll 872-1681 or 546-4311 BROADWAY it 4th. LONG BBAMCH 741-5116 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 MICROBUS - En- gine great, body needs some repair. Spe- KAWASAKI 100 — 1974. Street or dirt. 222-1234 SAAB cial battery always starts. Make reason- 1.120 mllet. Encellenl condition. M75. Call How Lou Motors Hwy 36, E, Keansburg able offer. 291-0330. before 10 a.m. or 4-6 '41 7564 oner 6 p.m. '8' 4585 71) SAAB p.m. KAWASASKI 1974 I75CC -1700. SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VOLKSWAGEN 1961 - Convertible Also cycle carrier tor cor, S25. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Beetle. Top sound, engine and body good. 7470431 j 141 W. Front St. 74747S7 Red Bank Very good on gas. Needs some front end work. No reasonable offer refused. 291- "MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the Mil 0330, before 10 a.m. or 4-6 p.m. Reasonable Rotes ,, car buys RUSSELL Oldsmoblle Cadillac GROSSINGER S, HELLER AGENCY THE YEAR FOR MORE: Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd , Red Bonk VOLKSWAGEN 1965 SUPER ISWIkotfPI. 741-2100 Red Bonk | 741 0910. Very good. $600 firm. After 4pm .842 '139. PUCH 250 - Good condition Best offer 10, Wanted Automotive VOLVO 1972 164E - Fuel Inlected. air con- 7471477 ditioned. U500 Coll 747-4364 SUZUKI 1971- 500 cc 1495 firm CASH PAID 1969 VALIANT '871556 Value-Quality Two-door. SUZUKI 1972 - TSI25, Encellenl condl WE NEED USED CARS door. An economical six with automatic Save now. tlon, dependable, extras. Asking (400. WE WILL PAY 264-8781 TOP PRICES SUZUKI 1973- SOcc. troll or street. Mint MORE: Savings RASSAS 1340 TOM'S FORD 671 6789 PONTIAC TRIUMPH 1969 DAYTONA 500 - H«v35,K.vport id St. Eves741-518, unti0l 9 Rer. Chopped. Chrome entended front end. En- Olnelust rebuilt. Very cleon. 566-6860. 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale TRIUMPH 500 - 1971 - Good condition. '.000miles »'00. Call between 56p.m. 842 If to you "MORE" in 74 means more money lor almost every- 1799. thing, then you haven't been to Wail Lincoln Mercury The No TROYKACYCLES "MORE" we're talking about is MORE VALUE, QUALITY, and 157 BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS Custom repairing, painting and designing SAVINGS for you You'll enioy buying a new car more too Harley, Triumph and BSA parts. Basket Please stop in real soon cases assembled. Free pick-up ond dellv Fooling... wy. 291-9393 73 CUTLASS YAMAHA Supreme hardtop coupe, red, 70 VOLKSWAGEN J 8, R CYCLE SERVICE, INC 171 W. Front St., Red Bank 148-0177 while vinyl lop, while vinyl in- Karmann Ghia, automatic, terior, lull power including YAMAHA 17S - MuiUell YEAR-END CLEARANCE- stick shilt. A nice sporty car 1600 We're Loaded! factory air, bucket seats and Stock #0210. 42,792 mile. Call 7411870 otter 6 console, a real gem. S169S | YAMAHA - 1973, 250 DT-3. Street or frail. on all Slock #0214. 14,310 miles New condition. Under 850 miles. With hel- met, dlrectlonals and accessories. Never $3995 raced Coll 741-8413 after I p.m. YAMAHA 1974 - 100 MX. Encellenl condl- VEGA tlon. 1575. RUSSELL RUSSELL 495 1784 1974 MARK IV's OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. More Classified NOVA CHEVEUE 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk J 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank J on Next Page 741-0910 741-0910 YEAR END DEALS 2. Autos For Salt 1974 MERCURY COLONY PARK WAGONS JERRY BARATTA S NOW! BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
TRUCK SPECIALS Stop in and pick up 1971 DODGE Cargo van with camper package Shrewsbury, NJ. 1968 DODGE "THE BARE Wall Full window van 1970 DODGE FACTS" Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore 747-5400 CALL 542-1000 V4 ton pick-up, 4-speed, V-8 ORDER YOUR HWY 36, EATONTOWN, N.J. (across horn flickers) 1966 CHEVROLET 'h ton pick-up 19/5 1972 GMC All window van, V8, automatic CHRYSLER OR SPOUTS SPfCUL . PLYMOUTH . '67 CORVETTE— NOW I. Convertible, blun and white. I FULL STOCK OF 74, 73 CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS CHRYSLER BAYSHORE PLYMOUTH ONTIAC I 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 229-4790 73 FORD 73 PONTIAC 72 PONTIAC Country Squire QTO 73 PONTIAC Grand Prix 73 OLDSMOBILE 73 PONTIAC 9 Pass wagon, Yellow, 2 Dr HT, Black. A/C. Grand Am 2 Dr HT, Black/Black Cutlati Supreme Catallna A/C Auto, P/S, P/B, Auto , P/S, P/B, 4 Dr. HT, Blue, A/C. Vinyl top, A/C, Auto . 2 Dr HT, Blue, Bk Vin 2 Dr. Sed , Green, P/Wmd/Dr Lock, WW P/Wind., buckets, con- Auto., P/S, P/B. Buck- P/S. P/B, P/Wind . Top, A/C, Auto, P/S, A/C, Auto , P/S, P/B, tires, AM-fM Ster.. sole, AM-FM Ster . ets. Console. WW tires, buckets, console. WW P/B. WW tires, radio. WW tires, radio. 25.661 Lugg Carr 15,187 25.772 miles radio. 23.241 miles tires, AM-FM radio, 12.947 miles miles miles $ 40,051 miles $3995 *3895 3895 $ 3895 •3695 •3495 IT'S TRUE. 72 BUICK 71 CHEVROLET 72 PONTIAC 73 DODGE 73 CHEVROLET 72 FORD Skylark Station Wagon LeMara another price increase 2 Dr HT, Gold, Black Vi- Dart NOVA Gran Torino Sport Kingswood Est 3 Seat, 2-Dr HT, It Blue. Blk 2 Dr. HT. Beige'Beige nyl top, A/C, Automatic, 2 Dr HT, Yel Green. 4 Dr,Sed, Red/White Vin top. A/C, Auto , Brown. A/C. Auto vin top, A/C, Auto , vinyl top, A/C. Auto P'S, P/B, buckets, con- in 1975! Gn. Vin top, A/C, Auto. P/S. P/B. WW tires. P/S. P/B. WW tires, sole. WW tires, radio, WW tires, radio. 17.008 P/S. P/B, WW tires, radio. Luggage carrier, WW tires, radio, 19,855 AM radio. 14,932 miles AM-FM radio, 24,867 44.613 miles miles miles miles 43.910 miles BUT YOU CAN BEAT IT $ •3195 '3095 2995 *2995 •2995 •2895 by buying a tmf 72 PLYMOUTH 72 FORD 72 PONTIAC '72 P€NTIAC 72 AMC LeMant 71 CHEVROLET •ONNCVH.LE Javelin SST FURY Gran Torino Camaro 2 Dr HT. Silver, A.'C, 4-Dr. HT. blue/black 2 Dr HT, Red. Auto . 6 4Dr Sedan, Cream, Tan vinyl lop, Automatic. WW 2 Or HT. Blue. Blue 14 dr HT. white, blue vinyl top. Auto P/S. P/B. buck- vinyl top, A/C. auto- Cyl P/S. P/B. WW tires, radio, 31,823 miles Vin Top, Auto . buck- I AC eulomttic P/S. P/B WW ets, console, WW tires. matic, P'S. P/B. WW tires, radio. 37,810 els, console, WW tires. NEW 1974 FORD I tires, recto, remote mirror. 28. radio. 32.077 miles tires, radio. 34,639 miles radio, 35.739 miles l miles '2895 $2695 $2595 *2595 •2595 •2595 LEFTOVER
AMC 68 PONTIAC 71'CHEVROWT^ Impali 2 Dr Sedan. Blue. Ventura UMant 2 Df HT, While/Bk Vin 4 Or HT, Grey, Bk Vin 2Dr HT. White. Auto. 4 dr sdn green, A/C, HOW! Standard transmission, 2 Dr Sed Blue. 6 Cyl. Top, Aulo, P/S. P/B. Top. A/C. Auto . P/S, P/S, P/B. WW tires, automatic. P/S, P/B, buckets, radio, mag P/S. WW tires radio, WW tires. AM radio, re- P/Wind„ buckets, con- P/B, WW tires, radio, wheels. 38,270 miles 27.486 miles radio, buckets, con-' sole, WW tires, radio 48.319 miles sole. 53.311 miles mole mirror, 51.267 miles 44.399 miles •2495 $ •2095 •1795 DOREMUS FORD '2495 2395 1595 700 Shrewsbury Ave •rtcet eidinee Kiel Hi 4 rm tee. ROUTE 36, EATONTOWN (Next to the Motor Veh, Insp. Sta.) 542-7800 cor Sycamore, Red Bank 741-6000 4. Metorcyclti 21. Business Services SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. AUGUST 12. 1974 The Drily Register 19 HQUSEPAINTING Attention homeowners I am o painter with SI. Help Wanted ItH HONDA m - Mint condition V t years fxpenirKt ond am Ourling my 54. Situations Wanted own business I am looking iai talitilea W Ml lustomers to eslobhsh a reputation for TRUCK DRIVER - And shopman M'W, Female quality work at reasonable puces Coll tor plumbing and healing contractor Mult D*y WORK now loi tree estimates S47 I3». 911 l»« have knowledge ol plumbing and heating S. Aolo Scrvlct/Porti material Call 17} 1644 ALSO babysitting niah's WAGWHtUS M. .loll.d ,lm, .„„ HOUSEWRECKING Demolition ol Call 711 iif] lugt. o«woicw«uiirtt buildings Alto eaiavolina, landsiaping TYPIST W 4J» ell Giloi.y f .to.ulu.g 4«i«v; Some dictaphone. Troin In medical tcr EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Will buOysil minology Locol area 1100 pre schooler or Atlantic Hignlandt kinder ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY gorten child in rwr home in 07*4 10. Wanted Automotive XI Thomas Ave W J«4 Shrewsbury HAZLET AREA - Anytime babysitter In CARS WANTED IM7 10 If M LIN-AAAR WAITRESSES IM/WI - Two. year round, my home Coll full or port lime Also clean up Kelp, morn _*__U__ BUILDERS ings, three hours, tlenlble Apply In ptr 1 son, RUM RUNNER. 116 Ocean Ave . Sea HOUSEKEEPER - Full or part lime Eip«fl»nc«rbuTlctork in Manmoulh Count y Refer enres tw »vi IS v«ori Wt do wMtlioni, dor Bright No phone coilt M3 ran a all limn. mtfi, tiding, rooting, matonry, hltchtnt. WAITRESSES M/W - Experienced only TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE batnroomk and new lontlruction on your Ye Collage Inn. 149 W Front St , Keyport IRONING DONE IN MY HOME Plc.op Mi-tIM lot Apply in person only on) deliver Colll/2 111! 787-0816 WAITRESSES M/W-Musl be experienced MASONRY - Concrete, bruk ond bloik Apply In person, Rex Diner, 117 West MATURE BABYIITTER work Free estimates Front St . Red Bank Eatontown or eo All ages Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 747 0973 Lynn Masons }79 9343 WIREMAN M/W - To wire electro me Call Ml 626? Eatontown 542-2235 MASONRY - Flreploces. steps, patios, chomcal units from schematics Ex tflveways. sidewalks, all types masonry SCOTTISH WIDOW - Requires'position perlence required Electro Impulse. 116 as housekeeper Children preferred TOP DOLLAR Jokoane; Slaeaer. P O Bo» lie. Keyporl Chestnut SI . Red Bonk An equal opporlu m \ut nily employer 51. Help Wanted NEED A NEW ROOF? 91. Htlp Wanted 51. Htlp Wanted SI. Htlp Wonted WILL BABYSIT - In my home, Hoilel area, tor three year old or older, begin Rt IS Soyr«vlll«, N.J IV 1300 Free esllmates Reasonable rates CAREER OPPORTUNITY - For person FOOD COUNTER WORK Weekend* 52. Babysitting mng September Call 364 4515 Smith Bros Rooting ROUTE SALESPERSON - For shore's USEDCARSWANTED interested In retail marine sales Only year Experience unnecessary Apply NUker NURSES 741 2133 un'i, Boardwalk Keantburg leading laundry ond dry cleaning plant Child Care TOP HI PAID CALL MR ARTHUR found lull lime applicants will be tonsld Steady position, full benefits Apply Star AT BONNIE BUICK. 774 6SO0 ODD JOBb Additions, paneling All ered Apply The Boatman's Snop. 1* Whorl For statl positions, all shifts Experience BABYSITTER - In River Plaio area, to FULL OR PART TIME - Molt and to preferred, for Medical/Surgical units Cleaners I Launderers. 137 Myrtle Ave . 55. Situations Wanted types ol masonry Driveways Call 49) Ave al Marine Park. Red Bank Long Brunch watch Iwo children after schotJ 3 or 4 days male Alto deportment manager* Com Benefilt Include Blue Cross/Shield, Mafor a week Call /4I <,VJJ ' CAR PAINTER AND POOYMAN M/W pany benefits Coll lor inter view. 719 '/BOO Meduul and Life Insurance Calloropply _ **•!•__ A-l uttd cor I- Top doTiof paid EXPERIENCED SALES HELP -Positions available Full BABYSITTER - Mlddlelown lOak Hill) GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER -El a part lime. Also stock clerk ond office BOY - 13. oble ond willing^ seeks work In PAINTING lour dayt a week. I} 30 to 5 30 Own Irons Litlle Silver. Fair Haven area Yard work Enlerlor 1 Po penented. for p»ivale (Mrbaoe tompany. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL help wonted tor expanding active deport porlatton Will consider your house it con fiOPAID Interior Enlerlor 1 PoDerhanglng CASHIER ment itore Call 14? 2777 Helmed Z47 J9S« CCal l 78777 64 4ii ~ JM4404 PERSONNEL OEPT. venirnt lo Red Bonk. Rumson. or Oak Hill FOR ANY JUNK CAR Dining roam Steady position SALESMAN M'W- Tires Outside whole 6'l 6337 alter 6 30 CLEANING - Garagesrattici, yards 7» 2571 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Call Mr Monica. 74/?S00 GO GO DANCERS- Hi_»h pay, adaptable 35 Union St fed Bunk Tree culling, nghl hauling Free estimates, 30 years experience vie sales lor tire distributor Good op hours, pleaton! working conditions Will 7412700, Eil 200 BABYSITTER- For 10 month aid. 5 JO to _____: Wm B Elpnuk 741 242S CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESSES, tram ]&4 411? An equal opportunity employer, M'W portumty for right person Call for inter 10 30 p m , lour weekdays, nine hours on SHORT ORDER COOK - Apply In person. view, 572 4000 PLUMBING HEATING PAUL SUPHOLSTERING SERVICE GOOD HOURS AND DOLLARS Pod Sat 175 per week Own transportation Martinis Diner. Hwy 36. Keansburg. be NURSES - RN s or LPN s Ail shifts, full SALESMAN M'W MANAGER - For busy Coll 1/0)46/ ling answer, (all 14} 9061 Free estimates BUSINESS Furniture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re Iween / 9 p m lion lor male and female personnel No en or purl lime Top salary King Manor covered, slipcovers and draperies Call perlence necessary Serve soup, land lumber yard. Experienced in hardware arid WIW.ask for George Nursing Home, Long Branch 222 TWO homeowner building supplies. Send re BABYSITTER NEEDED - Full time five DIRECTORY '74 1013 any lime CHAMBiRMAIDM/W - Fulltime Apply wichev Ice cream Pleasant surroundings doyt Reference required Will discuss sal In person, Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Excellent opportunity lo topplemenl your sume to P O BOH 161. Freehold. N J SHORE PAINTERS- Experienced but In ury 14} 3345 Rt IS. Middletown income with full or port time year round NURSES 21. Bmlnen Servlcet expensive. Interior, exterior house employment Above overoae wage*, menl SALES PERSONNEL - Full lime, year WANTED- Reliable person lo give loving painting Free estimates Call Toby. 842 CLERICAL Increases, uniforms and generous food at round Applications now being accepted tat to teacher's young daughter, 9 to 3, FINANCIAL 3797 Must like figures. Some record keeping lowonte provided Flexible hours to tun TELEMETRY UNIT Apply Gfont City, Shrewsbury Pla/o Mon Frl , beginning offer Labor Day Equal Opportunity Employer. EXf1fi&|M,MTOMVVOBK Freehold area ToslOO most of your schedule iveed* Shift* avail For Staff, all shifts, and Charge (or 3 to II Shadow Lake area write Box Mill. The REASONABLE * CLEAN CALL 7
A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR . MANY NEEDS 61 Business Opportunities 151 Bicycles Mini Bikes MAZZA GOLF SET — The Greater Red Bank Exchange Club will sponsor . 62 Mongeges 152 Boats And Accessories the fourth-annual Frank Mazza Sr Memorial Goll Tournament al Bamm Hollow Country 63 Money To Loan 153 Camping Equipment Adding Machines General Carpentry 64 Money Wanted 154 Recreational Vehicles Club Aug. 14. Anyone scoring a hole-in-one will win a 1974 Capri, donated by Wall Lin- Typewriters Plumbing & Heating OSNtRAL CARPENTRY 155 Sports Equipment coln Mercury of Shrewsbury. VAGNER S PLUMBING AND HEATING MADDING MACHINES - ypeod, Expert work. Available anytime. Days. MERCHANDISE 156 Swimming Pools lirtnttd. repaired. Serplco's 101 Momnoulh •«<5»l After 5pm . HI im — New Installations and repairs All types ||SI , Red Bank 117 0481 plumbing work 264 9494 anytime SPECIAL Alterations General Contracting 71 Merchandise For Sale 200 NOTICES llALTERATIONS - Additions, all lypis ol Printing 12 Garage Yard Salet carpentry A Brute Elgenrouch. Builder For Information call Mr. Mazza ... 741-6400 ADpiTIONS - Rooting, siding, ceramic Ruisfd printed business cords. 1000 loi MI i tile. Complete line of remodeling Call $8 03 includes taxtond. shipping Business 73 Machinery For Sale 201 Card Of Thanks ll !''i|te filch AAolritbera. Ill 3*ujm -.ending wcCigltres Call 391 •74 Rental Service 202 Death Notices rmiiilh County IB years ftvTlor tree lliertmjre and order (arms Please stop in today and test drive the with type styles mailed. 75 Film Equipment 203 InMemonam "Sexy European" ... Capri THE BOOKKEEPER 76 Auclion Salts (Above Run on Obn Page) Landscaping Roofing, Siding 77 PetsAndLiveslock 210 LostAndFound Builder LANDSCAPING, LAWN CARE. TREE & Insulation 78 Aircraft 211 Special Notices WORK — Over 71 years experience. Coll RALPH A COLE. BUILDER 54} irm after 5 p m 79 Swap or Exchange 212 Tfevel - Transportation New Hornet- AddMloni Allerallons 143 HII S 1 W ROOFING '41 6(50 Roofs Call 741 1301 New Roots Rerooting Repairs 80 Merchandise Wanted 213 Instruction ALCOA Gutters «\ Leaders Clocks and Watch Repair Painting & Decorating ROOFING ANO SIDING Free estimates Olson Rooting & Siding Co Call 7750705 MERCURY Antique Cloths, watches, tine lewefry ex INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING Evenings (4/ 5616 Esl. 1903 Shrewsbury, NJ. pertly_done. Don Poni Jewelers. 199 River J.A. SMITH 542-0779 The Daily Register I CARL B JONES - Painting and wallpa LINCOLN Diamonds Bought perlno. Fully Insured For free estimates. Slipcovers Northern Monmouth County's iargest newspaper. or Restyled coll W WM CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zippei Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore 747-5400 PAPERHANGING . MonmoLith County's most interesting newspaper. ed cushion covers, expertly tilted, Lei us buy the diamonds you don I wear or - No lob too small stilched Call John. 671 IMS let us reslyle them for you personally FRANK E. WHITING 741 8»?«" Reussllles "3» Broad SI L 20 The Drily Reg too- SHRCWSBURY, N J MONOAY. AUGUST 12.1974 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! POWERFUL LOW COST FAMILY ADS Sell It! Quicker than FAST! THE WA Y PEOPLE REACH PEOPLE QUICK' DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700
71. Merchandise for Sale 71. Merchandise for Sal* 101. Apartments 10S. Summer Rentals lAt I STATE HANDISE THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Ke*ne RED BANK - Spacious 5'.- room pent HIGHLANOS - Furnished rooms Also FOH SAl I SIC DRYER - Norge 20 Ib CO SET OF METAL SIDE BOXES - For house apartment overlooking the Noves Iwo room kitchenette, available Aua 3 pocity. heavy duly, six months old. 175 bed truck. t7S ink River Also two bedroom apartments Near Sandy Hook ond but line 873 0360 , Coll 722 1441 329 6540 Luxury building Air conditioned Call 147 ill. Houses For Sale 4165 SINGER SEWING MACHINE - Cabinet 71. Merchandise For Sole FARMLAND TOP SOIL model approximately 65 years old 150 RED BANK - Three rooms and bath 10*. Furnished Rooms ADMIRAL COLOR TV - Console GE L Lucas Inc 264 1415 14) MM Near R R station Pilvale enlromc Un ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small hotel woshe. Beit offer for both FIVE TIRES - 8 Hill never used 120 SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS - With slip<0 furnished. Security 45 Chestnut SI Rooms by week or month 291 0066 If no 787-0)40 each RED BANK - Three rooms Adults pre answer call 741 1144 787 9860 vers. 150 Two maple end tobies. ISO AIR CONDITIONER - IS 000 Blu. like 111 4497 lerred No pels Lease Relercnces Secu new, 1265 Refrigerator, frostiest. 14 cu FOOD PLAN REFRIGERATOR FREEZ illy '41 6471 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - One sleeping ER - Good condition ISO SOFA - Traditional. II". Green, blue room 14 East Highland Ave it uo man 747 M77 beige punt Excellent condition 1300 Col REO BANK - Two bedroom third Moor 2910599 AIR CONDITIONERS - York 6000 Btu 741 7734 apartment In business district Spacious 175 Whirlpool 9000 Blu. US Fedders 12,000 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - ATLANTIC HOTEL - KeonsDurg Nice, STEREO EQUIPMENT - Benjamin aid immaculate Security and references Blu 1100 T4I-I17S WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT tll5 0 month plus utilities Apply store. 14 qulel. coiy double, single rooms. Laundry scnools wn Mlrocord turntable. IIS Two Murry on premises very reasonable 787 9887 able 146,500 By owner. 747-0931 AMPLIFIERS - Two Shure Vocal Moiler PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IMME W. Front SI , Red Book DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND speakers - If" woolei. 6 mid range Columni. 1200 Two Garnet Columns, (300 Fl tweeter One year old 1125 Call 516 RED BANK - Two clean three room 37] 6611 apartments Retrlgerutor. stove, hot wo COMFORTABLE ROOM - For a clean IS" Univox bass amplilier with IS' exlen 0936 Excellent Fair Haven location F^"*' lion ipeoker. Vi Univox cuilom Lei FURNITURE - Large living room set. ler 1175 and 1185 Adults preferred 95 person Private home Near but STORE FIXTURES- Nice Formica room. Iwo bain Cope Cod Attached M Paul. 1100 Heodi and many other mutica while velvet couch trimmed with red. two Herbert It.. Red Bank Please call lor ap 842 J«43 rose, lull bosement, oluminum •'dlnglm accessories 29) 1678 oiler 4 p m red velvet chairs, end tables, coffee table. counters, standing shelves, gondola, peq polntment. 747 7390 References required EATONTOWN - Furnished rooms ond ef mediate possession Quiet street. 147.309 1IO0O 2649418 i* boards, etc 842 1197. 10 o m to I p m liclency apartments Reasonable roles SEA BRIGHT - Beautilul two room Walking distance Fort Monmouth 542 2970 ANTIQUE SALE GAS HEATE R - Good condition TEA WAGON - Antique, 125. two Queen Anne chairs, 135 each, antique red velvet oportment. furnished Air conditioned from 1 to 7 p.m. Contend 01 Harrtion while Estate II Interested coll Ready lor occupancy 142 1794 Dining room furniture. Staffordshire china chair, 150, antique chair frames. 15 115 747 1471 alter 6 p.m SEA BRIGHT - Modern three room ALLAIRE- and odd gtauware Antique chain, tablet Wooden tripod. ilS. 142 5490 ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE - Studio el lamp, mirrors and from** Wicker turm GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER - Hagslrom apartment Couple only. No pels 119S Pri- leclencles ond executive suites, ultra con- solid body, white and black, with case. U5 THREE PIECE SECTIONAL vate, on oceanlront 842 7938 lure Conlfnti ol live bedrooms, antique Excellent condition Best otter temporary decor No lease Harbour 250 watt amplifier with three 12' speakers. Point. 1492 Ocean Ave . Sea Bright 747 FARROW Irunki. tteomer trunks and old books Sale •476743 SEA BRIGHT - Oceanfronl luxury lour by appointment only Phone any evening 170 Call otter 6. 542 5182 3353. 741 1200 Realtor TIRES - Five Goodyear rodlals. I55«I3 rooms Wall lo wall carpeting, pool, air* all appllonces, rnorlno. 143-9533 ANTIQUES - Liquidating 3 estates 1125 HIGHLANDS - Lovely sunny room with 294 Brood St. Red Bank INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES HAMMOND 7473446 SEA BRIGHT - Studio aporlment Wall- view ot Shrewsbury River and ocean. Ma- 741-3450 10 Riverside Awe .Red Bonh W 104 V TOP SOIL to wall carpel Ocean view All utilities ture business gentleman 872 1210. Coll anytime I yds. delivered. 140 No pels One month's rent, one month's KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly iABV*BUTLEM~ "Formica feeding la ORGAN security 1150 a month 843 9807 or 391 23)5 redecorated, clean S20 per week Near Me*, crib, youth bed. two chests W corner ol A&bury Park 8474617 BELFORD - VA. FHA buyers, attention bus 15 Laurel Ave. desk Floor models. '; price 147)197, 10 Introductory Sole Price TWO WHITE TUBS- One used 125 eoch SEA BRIGHT - Three room'furnished Move into this brand new three-bedroom am. to 1 p.m. Eight 3x6 lalousle windows, plus door ond apartment, all utilities ond TV. 10 minutes home featuring full dining room, overslied $995 Fort Monmouth 1190 842 1100 KEANSBURG - One room available. living room, modern tcience kitchen, go BRAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR screens, assorted double hung windows Close lo beach and transportation 125 per Bell otter tall attei 1 JO. 147 o'ji rooe Exlra lorge lot Good lax area. Near Best otter Call 291-2079 If no answer call GAN. Will sell for W.li'i otter this special SIX ROOM - One family apartment Sea week Call after 6. 787 836] everything won't last. Call now. asking /76-57II price sale It over Limited quantities — TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines All view Ave , Monmouth Beach Call owner. 131.900 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors. 2230792 KEYPORT - Furnished room. Mature BAR. TWO STOOLS - »50 Two wi ought iwo 44 note keyboards. 13 pedals, (ull makes new or used Guaranteed low OS gentleman Open until 8 787 6600 keyboard cover, rhythm unit with o unique 135 Serpico's. 101 Monmoulh SI Next to 8-12 Iron lomps ond tobies, 130 Eureka vacuum UNION BEACH - Truer looms Adults 739 9363 or 143-9347 FOUR BEDROOMS cleaner, 120 291 9041. feature that follow, whatever you do. Heater 747 0415 preferred 1160 a month, plus utilities 264 Price Includes bench, mutfc course, les- 14' master bedroom, eat-In kitchen, WHIRLPOOL - Room air conditioner, 3865 or 254 4661 KEYPORT - Two separate bedrooms. SO'xlOO' londscoped lot, hardwood doors, CAME RA~^ IPSOO with 50 mm F-I. 135 sons and delivery. Budget terms available Sulloble for lodies. 185 Second SI mm telepholo F3.5. Stronobar 100 and L- 150 Wesllnghouse portable roaster with WEST^NDLONGBRANCH"-"Styled lor new heating system Excellent starter home 364 7107 located on quiet street Good tax structure. grlp. aluminum tripod, all Pentax. All for slond, 150. metal detector, 175. pool table luxury. New one-bedroom apartment Un- 775-9300 with folding legs ond balls, 145. 391-4970. "Grandma, how come I never win when I play with 1285 Call 842 1821 after 6 p.m Open daily tilt Sal til 5 furnished or furnished And two bedroom MIDOLETOWN - Furnished room In pri- CHTO) S BEDROOM SET - Three pine" Wain SI & Corner ol Maltuon Ave lownhouse apartment From 1250 AVERY vate home. Cooking facilities, private MLMEDREALTORS 67ISM0 ARMS. H9Avery Ave , 339 4460. 7411300. modern, while, Wo Bookcase headboard Billy, but when I ploy with you I both Suitable for woman. 671 6400, 3-7 HAPPY-HOUSE PLANTS — Let us plan o By the Iruck lood 741 3919 ( p.m. ,, ond double bed frame, walnut. 120 Rock- Plant Happening Free plant and IV .. ol to ALWAYS win?" 3 . ROOM GARDEN APARTMENT-~32- Colonial Cape $46,900 d er, S10. Droperles, lined, blues dominant. tol soles 842 2374 or 747 3748. WRINGER WASHER - Like new, only 32 Hancock St , Keansburg. Call Mr. Gov- 72 length, one pair double, one pair single used hall doien limes. ISO Ich at 495 1959 or 364-4375. PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air Immaculate four-bedroom, two full bath width. 125. 6719216. 2911573 conditioned Suitable lor gentleman odult Home. Also ottered, great kitchen with sep ~ IBM TYPEWRITERS^ Coll 9-5 p.m ,747-1041. orate eating arto. living room, den. full 25 VOLUME - Encyclopedia. 16 Invisible 77. Pets and Livestock 102. Houses For Rent CLEAN FILL OIRT - New Shrewsbury 10. Merchandise Wanted RED BANK — Furnished room. Shore basement ond oarage Lovely landscaping You lood and haul Phone Rental $16.50 per mo. reweavlng course, complete, 130 Baby ATTRACTIVE - Four bedroom house, In prime area mokes this the best buy at Rent with option to buy 872 0327 crib, pine, lamb design, without mattress. KERRY BLUE TERRIERS - AKC. seven NAN JOHNSON kitchen and both. S4M3U BUYS AND BUYS two balhs. Porch with woter view High- 741 8811 146,900. Call today for appointment. LARGE BAR-US tt5.7J7-USI weeks Non shed Excellent with children. lands. 1350 a month. 7417741. CONTENTS — Of three-room opart mint Two cornices, S20 each Good watchdogs 528 5161 evenings From an entire household to a single Hem McGOWAN, RYAN including range, refrigerator. TV 264-3618 747 1835 Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. Imme- ATTRACTIVE — Three-bedroom and den RED BANK - Furnished room, private otter A p.m. 72. Ooroge/Yord Salt! _ PEEK A POO PUP - Mole. 10 weeks old diate cash Top dollar. 741 5331 or lour bedroom house. Two baths, large entrance, sitting room, kitchen privileges Realtors LEATHER AND SUEDE — Coats and GARAGE SALE -'Tun.. Aug 13. 9 to 4 No papers ISO. eat-In kitchen, garage, all appliances plus nqulre 43 Peters PI., Red Bank. DESKS. FILES, tobies, choirs, adding ma- lockets tor men. Leather bags ond belts for OLD' FURtiTf URE - Anilgues. china, chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. 26 Central Ave., Allontlc Highlands. Vanity Coll 566 9275 or J6O 887V glassware, art ob|£ets and bric-a-brac, Im- dishwasher and Ireeier, wall to wall car- 234 River Rd. Red Bank at bargain prices New or used AAC women and men. Leather sandals for table, 115. crib, 110. two Borca Loungers. peting. On cul-de-sac. 1425. month plus util- ROOMS FOR RENT - By week or month.' women. All at wholesale prices or below. PLEASURE MARE - »275 Two year medlote cosh for anything and everything. Inquire Monmouth Hotel DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt 35, Oakhurst 115 each, two sofas. 125 each, end table. tllly, 1325. Good 4-H prolecl Musi sell Rusclrs, 25 East Front SI. 741 16V] ities, security and references. Call 566 747-3000 Coll 531 SI70. 9054. 32 Broad St , Keyport, N.J. FAIR HAVEN - II you can do II your- 5J1 3990 110, coffee toble, 15, three beds, 130 each, NOW Going lo school. 542 0631 tell," thlt It o real buy. Colonial house LOCKS — Six Corbln tumbler-type, for tolk guitar with case, Jo5. WANTED RUMSON — Furnished room DISHWASHER - Two months old GE CLIFFWOOD - New Ihree live bedroom Three bedrooms, two balhs, living room, house, keyed alike. Three deod-boll. resist Used Oriental Rugs split. Wall lo wall corpetlng, patio, den. Gentleman preferred dining room, bosement. trees. 172,500 7*1- Potscrubber. portoble. with cutting block GARAGE SALE - August fsth and I6lh POODLES AKC - Two black miniature Chinese and Persian top. can be buiii-m. S175 Eight-month old prying. Extra keys S25. 741-0174. Baby Items and household Hems 8 Mercer motes, champion stock. 1125. Total electric. Refrigerator, dishwasher. 842-1187 9344 or 291 -0014 evenings. w AtlO Wall Tapestries Quiet side street. Lorge yard. Avalloble G E electric dryer. 110 plug, con be con MIRANDA SENSORET EE - 35mm Ave., Port Monmoulh. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. m 1240 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 verted to 220, Si40. Call 142 1994 after 5 Sept. 1.1410 per month plus security. Ref- SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM - With full rongeflnder. completely automatic, flee HANDYMAN'S ITEMS - Household, pool SAINT BERNARD PUPS - Champion house facilities In Hallet. Call after 5 p.m. p.m. Ironic shutter with flash, two year guaran- erences One year lease. 826-7377 12:30- JFHA-VA $25,500 heater, filter, ort supplies, men's clothes line, excellent quality, show, pet. Health 3:00. 6:30-10:00; or 836-7299 I 10p.m. 3645119 Overslied lot. 14 master bedroom plus DROPLEAF TABLE tee, 1100. Call 583 1326after* 4344. 33 Belle Dr., Wesl Long Branch, 12 guoronteed. Terms 477-3056. 7iri693__ to 6. Aug. 121017. two more. Low, low toxtt. Tills Middle Mohogony, with extra leaf, ISO MONARCH GAS RANGE - White. 39". REAL ESTATE EAST KEANSBURG - Small Iwo bed SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN - Red town ranch can't last long. 671-4010 good condition. 175 SMALL FRENCH POOOLE — Black room house. 1300 a month plus security. Bonk. Private entrance. Near all facilities MELMED REALTORS 6M-S4U MiSCELLANloul~ANO HOUSEHOLD „ RENTALS 787 5878 Coll 7391371 otter 6:30p.m. ITEMS. China, glass, silver, lamps, furnl- mile, 5 weeks old, AKC registered, 170 Parking. Coll 7473000. EATONTOWN TV hire, old treasures, elc. Aufl. 17 and II, 10 2648247 IS ELBERON WEST END - Executive fur- WEST END — Large modern furnished FINANCING AVAILABLE MOWER — Heavy duty, with riding sulky, vhp, 3e"cul.s32O Alter 5 pm. 741-6884 to 5. 192 Queens Drive South, Little Silver. STUD FOR AKC COLLIE WANTED 101. Apartments nlshed ranch Park like setting. Three bed- room with private bath and entrance. 1130 On thlt modern three bedroom, two-bath HELP! NJ Please call rooms, two baths plus guest suite. Unusual o month. 333-9595 ranch located on a quiet dead-end strtct In Flrt destroyed warehouse. New merchan NEED A GUITAR? -ExcetlenTfar young 787-7124 ATLANTIC GARDENS - Two bedroom yearly rental. Charming, Immaculate, Llncrott. Excellent area (or children ond dise pouring In. Must sell. begllnnersi . with case. Asking (32. Call 671 77. Pets and Livestock Available Immediately. 1150 a month, heal quaint and spacious. Asking 1650 per WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Keansburg. dose to transportation. Full basement, 12" Television t$8 5 after 5 p.m. TOY POOOLE PUPPIES - One silver le provided. One month security required month. The Westmorland Agency, 531 1366 Quiet single or double rooms with kitchen Ctntral air. 20' family room plus many Compact dryer U7 ADORABLE PUPPIES — 7 weeks old male, one block mole. Reasonable. Call VI Om privileges. 787-6869 other extras. Owner anxious tor quick 19" Solid state color TV S2I7 OLD COINS, ARTIFACTS - Found with M3-8620 FAIR HAVEN - Lorge two-bedroom While's Metal Detectors. Models displayed Mother Is AKC Shetland sheepdog Coll sale Just $47,900. MANY, MANY MORE GREAT BUYS 671 1543 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Recondi- home. Den with fireplace, two cor garage of The Pirate's Cove. 787-3727. YORKSHIRE TERRIERS — Male ond le tioned three-room apartment Wall-to-wall Available Sepl I 1350 per month plus one 50 Hwy 35, Eotontown male, AKC, home bred, 10 weeks, ex- WALKER^WALKER PAIN! FOR SAl E AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHORT carpets, new kitchen. Heat, water ond gas month security Coll 741-3153. 108. Commercial Rentals EIGHT ASSORTED STEEL CASEMENT HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES — Moles ceptional coots. Inoculated 229 0540 supplied. 1175 per month. Security re- WINDOWS - With screens. 145. 12 a gallon FOUR BEDROOM HOME - In one ol HIGHLANDS — Now renting lovely new Hwy 34 5U-4400 Motawon Coll 7I7-3M7 Good stock. Reasonable. Call 774-4093. quired. Inquire 125-127 First Ave., Atlantic Coll 671-2784 evenings Highlands, Apt. 1, or call 391-2557. Mlddletown's best residential areas. Dead- office building under construction. Will lay HAZLET - Cope Cod. Three bedrooms, BAY GELDING - 15.2 hands. Well end slreel 787 2133. out offices to suit. All utilities Air condl paneled recreation room, )v. baths, wall schooled. Shown successfully. Needs Inter- M. Merchandise Wanted ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One bedroom Honing oanr d hot water heat Included. 2700 PIANOS-ORGANS HIGHLAND HILLS - With view ot river lo-waii carpeting, brand new kitchen, Warehouse tor Klmtwll. Yamaha, Conn, mediate rider. 671 3455. AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes, One year lease, one month security. No sq. ft. 173- aluminum siding. Completely fenced. VA condition, parts. 1300 tor Lionet No. 311. pels 291-4822. ond ocean. Two-bedroom, furnished. Tem- CMckerlng. Unlimited rentals from 17.SO CALICO FEMALE CAT — Spayed, shotsshots. porary or permanent. 1300 plus utilities. no money down. Only: I33.M0, PALACE FAMILY AD cars 412 thru 416. 774-3710. REALTY, 295a Rl. 35, Realtor, Hallet. W per month. Used ptonos and organs from Free to loving family having country type ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom BAHRS REAL ESTATE, 872 1600 HOLMDEL VILLAGE 5300. 3 LINES- 5DAYS US. Over 200 units at warehouse prices. hom•—w.e 671-JIBI. AAA ANTIQUEQ S URGENTLY NEEDED apartment, second floor, private home Dally 9 to 9. Sat 9 to <> HIGHLANDS - Adorable four room col trond new office building. Will finish 10 uinlture, pointings, cut glassss,, artart , 1330 a month, one month security. Gas. HAZLET - Eight rooms Four bedrooms, FOR * ENGLISH BULLDOG PUP - Female. bronies, clocksocs, , porcelainspo , rgugss JewelryJeelr . heat, woter supplied. 391 3468 I. newly decorated, with water view. tult. Central air. Sept. I occupancy Call Freehold Music Centerr AKC registered, 1300 IO month. 741-7748. owner, Leo E. Massa, Realtor, 946 2600 I' j boths. Sewers In. Corpetlng. Pool and JUST NAME YYOUR PRICE equipment ore Included. Freshly pointed. $2.00 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold 442. 1734 0 Call 710-2216 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES EATONTOWN - Immediate occupancy Eves . 9468513 500 Brick Blvd.. Brlcktown 477-2121 Rt. 35 odlocent to Main Entrance to Fort HIGHLANDS - Like new. two lorge bed- Musi see to appreciate. Priced In low 40 i, ITEMS YOU NO LONGER 0 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 741-7474 rooms, huge modern.kitchen, attractive KEANSBURG - Store or office space tor 57 Coral Drive. Hazlet. 264-1152. INK SINK, IV", 112. 32" mirrored medi- Free Adorable Kittens Monmouth. New large three room apart- NEED OR USE WILI ment. Luxurious woirto-woll carpeting In unusual bathroom, wall-to-wall carpeting, tent. Excellent location. Heat supplied cine cabinet, U Dinette set, 145. Call 264- Call 747 1144 offer 5 p.m Call 787 9860. 3509 ALL LIONEL TRAINS eluded, air conditioning^ Gold Medallion basement. 1300 a month 2919044 or 391- all electric apartments. Rent from 1189 per 0D84 evenings. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Looking HELP! SELL PIONEER OUAD RECEIVER - One year Or American Flyer. I pay more. 946 2893 month. 543-1054 or 836 3100 HIGHLANDS - Small three room cottage, for a professional or businessman to oc- Transferred owner has lust reduced the old, 22 watts per channel Must sell. 5225 or AL'S ELECTRONICS- Buys, sells, cupy two small offices off Route 36, near price ot this lovely four bedroom, r.-bath best offer. 142 4491 FREE PUPPIES TO GOOD HOMES rades ond repairs. CB's ond marine ra- sulloble one or two adults. 1125 a month FAST EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Security required. 391-2144. senior cltiien housing — 1190 per month, split level home, Fine Little Silver loca- Mother cocker poodle. Please call dios FCC. license 591 9362 minimum one year lease. Paul P. Bova. tion, treed '-i acrt lot. outside gas grill, WITH A QUICK ACTION RINTER'S METAL WORK TABLE — 7)M7 Live in qulel elegance, tranqulllty and With oalley storage cabinet ond two slug ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs. LEONARDO — Three-bedroom house. Realtor, 671-2544. garden house ond attic tons are summer- LOW-COST security Designer furnished studio effi- Can be seen onyllme after 5 or weekends. compartments. 32" deep, 40" high, 35 FREE TO GOOD HOMES LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd , ciencies and 3" j room executive suites. time extras. Ready tor Immediate occu- 2910726 pancy. Coll today. 147,500 DAILY REGISTER wide, over all height with slug rock 36". Three kittens. Will alter Fdr Haven 843 6357 or 741-4337 Total living In an Inviting contemporary 140 firm. Coll otter 6 p.m. 566-0936 FAMILY AD 671-3766 BICYCLE CARRIER atmosphere. Enjoy a short or long stay. LITTLE SILVER RANCH - In private No leases. Maid ond linen service avail- park. Beautifully furnished. Two bed- 15x19. NEW STORE. AVAILABLE IMME- Available for Merchandise 'ROJECTOR — 35mm, 500 wolf, F3.3 lens, FREE TO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS — FOR AUTO rooms, two baths. Den. All appliances. DIATELY. NEXT TO SIPERSTEIN akej slide troys. Automatic liming. Ex- Three kittens, eight weeks old. Half ango- CALL 4954029 able. "NT. CALL LARRY KATZ. .ellenl condition. 130.741-0174. HARBOUR POINT 1400 a month. 842-9031, For Sale only. Article must Hod shots. Litter trained. Adults only. 333 6384 BEFORE 12 AGENCY-REALTORS originate from a household Coll otter 4 p.m., 391 3990 1493 Ocean Ave. Sea Bflghl. NJ LITTLE SILVER - Seven rooms In Fox ULL DOWN BRASS CEILING LAMP — BUYI> COINS 7473353 741 1300 Wood Park. Three bedrooms, Iwo baths, NEWLY FURNISHED - Or unfurnished SS5 Prospect Ave. Little Sllvi ana may not exceed a sale Suitable tor dining area. Excellent condl- ERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTERS - «,olMHi5 HIGHLANDS - Four rooms, furnished or eot-ln kitchen, large dining room, base- office space, one. two or three rooms price of $50.00 per article. lon. (IS S83 3236. AKC registered, eight weeks old. unfurnished, all utilities, year round. Call ment play room. Close to schools. Sept. I. available, Little Silver. 7416955. REFRIGERATOR - Frosllree, copper, 7414055 391-9466. ' 1350. 741 3389. Price MUST be advertised. PAY ING 275% OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE HIGHLANDS - Nearly finished three-bed 1150 or best offer. Whirlpool washer ond GIVING AWAY HIGHLANOS — New four-room apart- MATAWAN BORO — Two bedroom Rt. IS, Holmdel, N.J Each additional line $1.00. dryer, »50 or best otter 747 3766. MALE TIGER CAT Also buying silver dollars. Call 364-3456. room home, with cathedral celling, on cor- ment overlooking boy, ocean and river. house 1260 per month plus utilities Coll 671 9050 after 6 p.m. ner lot. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, 542-6714 Alter 6 p.m.. 264-1676. Fully air conditioned. Self cleaning oven, No copy changes may be REFRIGERATOR ^F^ER* -~ Brass, leadTalumlnurn, bo!- after 5 p.m., 566-7330 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys DISHWASHER, WALL-TO-WALL CAR- White, good working condition, no frost-tree refrigerator, dishwasher. Pri- made and no discounts or re- HALF PERSIAN KITTENS erles, cost Iron ond steel scrap. Old heat- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - New eight- tal Brook Professional Building, Eaton- PETING OF YOUR CHOICE THROUGH- 671 Mil vate balcony. Use ot tennis courts and OUT GREAT FOR KIDS, with public turns will be made if ad Is Free to good homes ers and radiators, used machinery. An swimming pool. Call 142 9069 after 6 p.m. room house. Wall-to-wall carpeting, patio, town. Approximately 404 sq ft. 1145 per RTDTNG MOWER - Sears Croflsmon 6 7475218 ttqun. L. Abroms t, Son. 7745900 den, total electric heat, refrigerator, dish- month. Also tulle of 641 tq. ft., 1395 Call swimming, fishing, booting lust blocks tor appointment to see. oway.l3l"500. cancelled before expiration. h.p As Is. 150 Good condition IN NEED OF ALL COINS PAYING washer. On quiet side of street. Avalloble Ms Bosselmonn. 543-3336. 6716670 HORSES BOARDED - Private residence HIGHLANDS - On Rte 34 Unfurnished Sept. 1. 1385 per month, security ond refer SANDPIPER HOMES 741-711} TO PLACE YOUR Two box stalls available Turnout, traits HIGHEST PRICES IN AREA FOR GOLD, OFFICE SPACE SILVER, COPPER COINS ESPECIALLY large studio apartment. All utilities Includ- ences needed Call 836-7377 from 12:30 to 3 DAILY REGISTER RUG — Bronte color, approximately nearby 1130 per month. ed. Call 391-3940 after 6 p.m. Forking 'acuities Inadequate? Cost ol utili- WANT RARE COINS DON'T SELL UN- p.m., 6:30 to 10 p.m. or 826-7399 from I to ties and cleaning services too high? All 15x24, good condition. 1200. 3919473 10 p.m. FAMILY AD, CALI 671 2393 TIL YOU CHECK WITH US. WE ALSO HIGHLANOS — Small tour-room opart' utilities ond cleaning Included, with no In- HOLMDEL RI5H SETTER PUPPIE?- AKC regiT BUY SCRAP GOLD AND SILVER GAL- ment. Sulloble for two. 1100 month. NEW SHREWSBURY - Four bedrooms, crease for three full years. Several sliet SET OF FUNK AND WAGNALLS - En. tered. six weeks old, champion bloodline LERY EAST, 21 E Front St.. Red Bonk 1730163 still available. Long Branch, 322-3000. BUILDER MUST SELL two baths, recreation room. Everything Two-ttory Colonial. Four bed* 542-1700 cyclopedias, 145 Walnut colfee table, >2S Reasonable priced. Owner'mavlng 717- 842 Ue.3. Member of Red Bank Chamber of nice. 1375 a month. E. A. Hanlon. Realtor, End table, »20 Coll 87! 1886 9133. Commerce- HIGHLANDS - Three roam apartment. OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT — Proles roams. V>1 bolhs. List SW.OOO. 24-Hour Service Portly furnished 1125 per month plus secu- 142-0110. slonal building. Choice location. Approxi- rity. 391-4071 mately BOO sq. ft. Call 747-3730. Bl-level Colonial. Pour bedrooms, RED BANK - On the Naveslnk Three M baths. List 189,900 KEANSBURG^ Available SepTl Three bedroom house, two full baths. Lorge den PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four roomt^ rooms, oil electric, newly decorated. 1150 with bor and fireplace Security ond refer newly renovated, near Rlvervlew Hospital, ences. Call for appointment 741-5354. No reasonable offer refused. per month, with security. 717-1100. 635 sq It. Call 741 -2000. Coll Builder direct WI-1642 KEANSBURG — Beocnvfew Gardens. I RED BANK - Three bedroom house. Two PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — and 2 bedroom apartments overlooking the full baths, eat-In kitchen, dining room, liv- jround floor, sulloble lor doctor or den- bay. Cooking gas, heal, hot water, parking ing room, central olr conditioning. Cen- tist, ot 333 Brood St., Red Bank 7473730, 9 supplied Coll 717 3467 If no antwer call trally located, Ideal tor professional pur a.m. to 5 p.m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 227^466. oosc. Dream tor commuter. 1375 month Attractive custom built ranch with aim utilities Coll between 12-3, 7410351. OUR NEW RED BANK - One room office, all utlll. spacious living room, cheery kltch- KEANSBURG - Furnished inree room apartment 1150 per month, heat ond hot RUMSON — Charming two-bedroom cot- tlet Air conditioned 195 per month. 747- en/dlnlng area and three lorge bedrooms. water supplied. References ond security loge near buses, shops and river. Fur- 2706 Attached goroge Completely fenced bock required. No pets. Near bus 495-2143. nished Adults preferred 1365 plus secu- yard. Conveniently near schools and shop rity. 143-7400 or 391-1367. RED BANK - Professional office space ping, bus transportation lust blocks away KEANSBURG - In two family. Four available In prime business district. Ap- won't last long ot 141,500. RUMSON CONTEMPORARY - Water- proximately 100 sq ft second floor obove cheerful rooms ond both. Heal, hot water r supplied. Convenient location. For em- front, complete privacy, river view. Two elail business Central air conditioning WALKER^WALKER ployed couple. 1330 month plus security. acres, small boar dock. 2 3 bedrooms, fire- Formerly occupied by a dentist. Municipal Dloce. two-car garage Completely fur- parking across the street. Clean ond reo Hwy IS 671-3311 Holmdel nished. Air conditioned. Sept. for 10 sonoble. Call 741-0600. KEANSBURG — Six-room apartment In months 1480 monthly 142 9110. KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom home, gas newer Iwo family house 1360 o month plus RED BANK - Two prestige building loco- heat. 121,900. Also two hornet on corner utilities. Immediate occupancy. Jomod RUMSON - Five rooms. No pelt. Two lions ovolloble lor immediate occupancy. lot, got heal 18,000 down. Owner will hold CLASSIFIED ond Frost, Inc., 388-2651. months security required. 17 BROAD ST. Air conditioned, all utilities ;'/>% mortgage. Only 116.900. Chateau Coll 787-9008 Dy landlord. Single room offices from 155 Realty. Real Estate. 215 Carr Ave., Keons KEANSBURG - Three-room apartment per mo. Up to 1.000 tq. ft. ot 14.50 per sq. burg. 787-5184. Elderly or young couple SHREWSBURY - Cottage on estate SU it annual. 90 MONMOUTH ST. stores rooms, two baths, goroge. acreage 1350 Irom 700 sq ft to 5.000 sq ft. Offices Irom LINCROFT - Split, on river. Greenhouse permonth Call 741 1329 or 741 1S75. ond studio attached. Four bedrooms, three KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom aparl 1,000 sq. ft lo 4,000 sq It Unlimited free parking by landlord. Utilities by tenant. boths, central air, finished bosement Reor ment 1360 Includes heat and hot water TWO BEcfROO/vTHOUSE - With large wooded. Three patios Beautifully finished Security required. Avalloble Sept I 339- - d. In Little Silver. 1310 a month. Minimum one-year lease. Call owner, Wai ter Zlmmerer and Son, 842 1530 or 946 3400 two room den Many, mony extrot. Princi- 3115. Coll 741-6715 pal! only 741-5400. 741-5195 for appoint KEANSBURG - Three room apartment TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE - 1200, option ment. to buy One-bedroom duplex. 1150 Own tor rent. LITTLE SILVER - Desirable Fox Hill 7I7-9HO utilities Available Sept. I Extra refrlg erator ond stove, 842 4435 RIVER PLAZA , Central air, living room with fireplace ACTION LINE dining room, family room plus children's KEANSBURG - Three furnished rooms, suitable lor adults 1115 per month with fa wfDlE'slUlfCTIOlTdF'RENTALS — Fur- playroom, three bedrooms, 2"j botht, cllllies_7l7.67OS nlshed and unfurnished. Immediate occu- RT. 70 and RIVER RD. 12-1S kitchen. 169,900. Principal) only. Call pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, KEYPTJRT- Five rooms. heofonrThoT Oceonporl Ave., Oceonport. 542-3500. wafer 1190 a month. BRIELLE, N.J. LITTLE SILVER - Must seel Three-bed- Coll 364.6500 room ranch, cutOe sac Near schools ond 103. Rentals To Shore • rain Wooded lot. Move In condition KEYPORT - Waterfront lurnljhed 3-4 BUSINESS — Or professional people to PRESTIGE LOCATION bedrooms. Ideal shore apartment, three or thore tour-bedroom ranch with same. Red four adults. 739 3511 or 843 4713 AND ADDRESS LITTLE SILVER - Beautifully land, Bonk area Excellent location Security, scaped. Desirable Fox Hill. Central air MATAWAN^One bedroom l?00 references required Coll 946 3840 after 6 Modem elevated office space available living room with flreploce, dining room, Contact Manager p.m. Up fo 6.000 tq. ft on one floor. Modern lomlly room plus children's playroom, fireproof building of masonry and steel 5131955 SHARE HOUSE - Red Bank area 1125 three bedrooms, 2"i bolhs. 12x15 kllchen construction Serving Southern Monmouth 169,900. Principals only. Coll 842-3435, MATAWAN - Unfurnished one bedroom, per month and Northern Oceon County. 1200 Call 142-4295 LITTLE SILVER - Four-bedroom, 2>/r Call 51] IKS WOULD WIDOW - Like lo share her both, two-story Colonial In excellent condi- MONMOUTH BEACH - One bedroom home and expenses with another active BARNEGAT tion. In excellent school district At on ex- furnished aporlment Modern, newly deco- widow on pension' Mlddlelown Atlantic DEVELOPMENT CO. cellent price! 157,500 rated Private enlronce, pallo Yearly. 870- Highlands area Coll 6 9 p m , 842 8097 ELLEN S. HAZELTON 3646 _ 449-3430 YOUNG LADY EXECUTIVE ^- Would Realtor PORT MONMOUTH - Three roorn unfur- like to share contemporary Rumson home SMALL OFFICE OR STORE - With pic I] W. River Rd , Rumson 84? 3200 542-1700 nished oporlmenl. 184 Port Monmouth Rd. with another young tody. After 6 p.m coll Hire window ond excellent parking. Prime Member InlerClty Relocation Service 1185 per month Includes utilities. Coll 495 847 9110 location In Fair Haven. 1110 per month. Call 741 7654 except Wed. LITTLE SILVER - Cutlom built three- 0374 or 6710631 bedroom split level. I'/i botht. Carpeted RED BANK - Available lor Immediate or 1M. Winter Rtirtqiir~ , JPATE..4VAII ««i F - In combined area. family room. Dining area ond cheerful liv- future occupancy, two bedroom apart. MONMOUTH' BEAcft*«*Wr%iftW,-S»VpV i-j± -T^^--- . .•• •• jfr 4 toye n - ing room. Gas heat ptus all appliances Of- ments Suitable tor adults No pels. to June. Three-bedroom nome. Washer, Call 7474464 otter 6 pm. fered In mid t40t. E. A. ARMSTRONG SPRINGVIEW GARDENS. 393 Spring St.. dryer. References, security. S2S0 plus utlll AGENCY, Realtor. 5S5 Prospect Ave , 741 5677 ties Coll 272 1801 or 773 5169 offer 6 p.m Little Sllver_741-4S00. RED BANK - Loroe light airy oportment, SEA BRIGHT _ Twobedroom lurnlshed 110. Wanted To Rent centrally located Convenient to stores, house. I'/) baths, modern kllchen, Iprge HOUSING WANTED - Social Service schools, transportation. Large kitchen, liv- yord 1200 a month plus utilities. Security, ogency seeking rentols for clientele. Call First time ottered "hormlng^our-bed ing room, four bedrooms, bath. Seen by references required 741 5992 evenings. dally. Mr. Gurio, 542 8000. Ext. 348. No room, two bath rancher Living room, din- appolntmenlonly Coll 741 4368 alter 12:30. SEA GIRT - Four bedroom furnished commission Involved. Ing room, huge 20' kllchen. full boMmenl, RED BANK - One-bedroom furnished house. S25O a month Security. Agent. 449 Iwocar garage Lovely location Fenced Dial Direct... NEEDED - One bedroom furnished yord, many frees. Swimming pool Coll qxKtrnenl Private bath, utilities Included aporlment otter Sept. I now ond be the first to Inspect at 148 JOB Inquire ot 191 Maple Avenue. Red Bank. 142 3365 RED BANK - Unfurnished three-room 105. Summer Rentals YOUNG - Quiet couple with child wishes apartment Heat, got ond hoi wafer lur COTTAGE - Weekly through October Lo to rent a two bedroom house In the Red nlshed Pay own electric Near rt R sto- caled on Lake Osslpee, New Hampshire Bonk Mlddlelown area Call anytime, 741 Mori Classified llan Call 747 5794 •734 All modern conveniences. Coll 566 0936 on Next Page IP). Apartment* 101. Apartment* 107. Nursing Homes *.;., . 101. Commercial Rental. RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE ATTRACTIVE HI VER VIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. SIX BOOM SUITE CLIFFSIDE OVERLOOKINO THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER pont'iliy touted m Rid Bank ap pioiffiaifi> 900 it] II n.ai |ti The Daily Register ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS HEALTH CARE CENTER condihomng i«n,ic.r,«' MIV>CII I—rmnuele ffeefm Cere Mil M'vci ii«v8ic> tin puking • 24-hour Cue Will tub diode .Mt CenlriiiJroonrJUotksvJ • WN Sup«fvt|ion 24 how otormtn. Indoor puking, •wtrnmlng pool, m.rtn. ttrrtot' TV Abo J room sutlt AppronmtiB Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper. • Mrttcitd Approvtd ••cutty tb*droomtti(ti(lU70.2b4Mlroofflitir1ittt410 eMS It Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. JO0C.rrt.fli Call 747-1100 Call Mr. Helser, 741-1732 566-8422 or wuf aVo*»r Available Immediately 1)1. Houwi for Salt 137. Lott and Acreage SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, AUGUST 12 1974 Tlit DUefll PtflJWfcl 21 MIOOLf TOWN - ttlil |M horn. Foot twdrumi. l'i bains lamlly room toy
union buiCHifaRaisSf- v Pattern 9314: Wom- Send 75 cents fur each pat- BOROUGH CLEW. WEST LONG BRANCH - en's Sizes are 34 (38-inch bust tern — add 25 cents for each nUMClPtiL. BUiLCilNCi The Monmouth County School with 40-inch hip); 36 (40 bust, pattern for first-class maUlntj UNION 6£HCH N J 07735 Nurses' Association, in coop- 42 hip); 38 (42 bust, 44 hip); and special handling Send to eration with Monmouth Col- 40 (44 bust, 46 hip); 42 (46 Laura Wheeler. HI The Hed lege, will present "The Nurse, bust, 48 hip); 44 (48 bust, 50 Bank ReKister. Need lee raft The School and The Commu- hip); 46 (50 bust, 52 hip); 48 Dept . Box IHI. Old Chelsea nity" Thursday, Aug. 29. (52 bust, 54 hip); 50 (54 bust, Station. New York. NY. 10011 Print PATTERN NUM- • Mm nruAMm AND All professional registered 56 hip). i ',. IIALGUVT BER. NAME ADDRKSS Choose from nurses may attend. 10 EDUCATION SKVKNTY-KIVK CKNTS ZIP Registrants will earn recog- • VN Moi TKUtT WND niran for eiich pattern -- ndd -> Al.l. NEW FOR I97H* Fash- • V1NDALE • HOLLY PARK nition points toward contin- cents fur I'iuh pal lorn for Mr ion inspired Needloerafl Cala- uing education units. • NEW YORKER | (lilt. .ING* COM- iiiMMnuMMWiin i 59,691.00 Mail and Special llandlini; Ion - more knit, crochet. MUNIIVOCVELOPMINT The deadline for registering New mobile home units on display. United vacancies 111 H*v«nu« Shwine Fundt KK.IVMI from 1 r\f\ 1 C 1 rv.". Send In Marian Martin 1211 styles, crafts FREE direc- 1 1 UU is Thursday. Registration available In adult parks throughout Central and North Jer- *» I. Ill] Iho* J"". JO H74..$iyMj. ° .- The Hed Hank Roaster. !>at- tions 75c III M.MiM »._ 2*708,.00 forms may be obtained from lern Depl T.Y! Wesl isth SI . NEW! Instant Monty Book — It) Tamrumok.aMU. »i62,56O..OO Doris Griffin, 148 E. Washing- New York. N V MHIII I'nnl make extra dollars at home from your cruttn $1 00 III 1«tf Aroeim lnpanM $-95~e-800.00 ton Ave., Atlantic Highlands. NAME. ADDRKSS wilh 7.11' $95,800.00 Instant Crochet Book .... 11.00 HOLLY HILL 181 Mama not jmk ]0 1174 1.66, 2itQj 00 SIJ5K and STYLK Nl'MBKH Hairpin Crochat Book ... It 00 NUNUIICHiMINAIillN KI'UUinEMINTS HAVE IFtN Mf I Council lo mcel Instant Macramt Book 11.00 |l) animcAUOH , tmfttf itm t **. th» CMtt iMtwuw Oftcw tnaj, NEWL SPIUNCi-SUMilEK Mttlh rMftaxl lo Ih* •fiiili«m»(ii kinds) uporttxl h«(ton. I cantry irvtt th#y UNION BEACH - Lacking CATALOd! We love to design Instant Gift Book 11.00 MOBILE HOME SALES r»v« not b*«n uwd tn vktUtnn «l *tihtw Iha pwrity i (flThe MM ma«a hew bMn eewlMd trrn • compi.i. torn, or HIM Compltt* Afghan Book . 11.00 * 1031 • a quorum, Borough Council for you—over 100 town, voca- rapon hit bm pvMlthae In I tod n.w»p.p« ol siwu 16 Jiffy Rugs Book MM Central Jersey's Largest Mobile Home Dealer •kcul.tlon I hav« focorda documenting Ih. cont.nl. ol ln« i.pori tion, R!nmor ntylco Chniiar one -5-7< did not meet Thursday night. . pattern free! Send 75' now. 12 Prlit Afghans Book S0« M 35 South Amboy n aa p i w*m g Council will miTt tonight at INSTANT Fimhlnn nook. $1. Quilt Book 1—10 patterns 5M Alfred T. Hennessv.JttT Mayor H: 15 p.m. In the municipal INSTANT Sewing Nook-sew Mustum Quilt Book 2 600 Florence,Ave. Union Beach,_N.J 15 Oulltt for Today Book 50f ' 721-5858 Ntm« and 14. building on Florence Ave. It today, wear tt tomorow. II August 1J 28 The Daily Register
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RIVERVIEW RedBaak Mr. and Mrs William T Armstrong
MONMOUTH MEDICAL MIDGET PORK ROLL CHICKEN Long Branch BREASTS with Ribs it Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nesl- doien THIS Towoid the pwckoM o« ony brand erak (nee Anne Daiiey), 2 COOKED CRABS COUPON Maxim Road, Howell Town- vl wiylk.pt* From nearby farms ship, daughter, Aug. 5. WORTH Mr. and Mrs. William White (nee Mariana Sepulveda), 209 SLICED BACON Stony Hill Road, Eatontown, 20c off our regular low price. son, Aug. 5. Coupon good ol ony fooAown Supermarket. LMM on* por adult family. SWEET CORN Mr. and Mrs. CUve Adams (nee Helen Barker), 10 Ken- Coupon good August It thru August 17 only. neth Drive, Wayside, son, CUP THIS COUPON Aug. 6. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Per- m era (nee Charmine Perera), 307 Borden Apartments, Third Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Save 24c T Aug. 6. on>Mo LARGE BEEF STEAK Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brush • (nee Suzanne Simpson), 90S Emory St., Asbury Park, "i • daughter, Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mail- TOMATOES loux (nee Ann Mace), 5(1 Summer St., Long Branch, Foodtown Unsweetened son, Aug. 7.
favorites JERSFY SHORE MEDICAL GRAPEFRUIT * Neptune Delicious Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arm- JUICE V; Save 50* strong (nee Linda Hart), 204 EXTRA FANCY Perrlne Ave., Ocean Town- Chunk Light In Oil ship, daughter, Aug. (.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery SWIFT Hendricks (nee Lynda Hor- CHICKEN'0 the PEACHES ner), Rt. S3, Farmingdale, CREAM son, Aug. 7. SEA TUNA T" MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL Bedford Heights, Ohio Frozen I J Mr. and Mrs. E. Austin Foodtown Fresh Fisher (nee Mary Lee Boese- CEIENTANO wetler), Bedford Heights, Ohio, son, July 28. Mrs. Fish- er Is the daughter of Mr. and SOUR CREAM Mrs. Wlllard W. Boesewetter CHEESE PIZZA X:' of Fair Haven, N.J. Frozen Variance bid FOODTOWN * continued in 12-oz. Oceanport ORANGE JUICE ^
OCEANPORT - The Zon- Save 2Oc ing Board of Adjustment has You Save More continued until next month 150 HI HO the application of Optimo GLAD inpkg. .«1 LAVORIS ES 99' Builders, Long Branch, for 179 SERVE PAK variances to build two ranch Nu-son homes on two lots on Doreen fl