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VOL. 98 NO.27 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1975 15 CENTS Byrne signs ^stopgap' funds restoration bill By CARL ZEITZ TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has signed legislation to restore $267 million to the state budget but says the taxes he approved to fund the appropriation are at best "a stopgap program." Byrne signed the supplemental appropriations act and several of the key tax bills to fund it yesterday, almost imme- diately after the Senate ratified the patchwork program sent to it by the Assembly. But the legislature's respite from the fiscal issue will last only until November when it is due back to deal with the equally taxing problem of paying for school aid increase. The key revenue bills signed by Byrne would impose a state tax on unearned income at graduate rates, and increase state motor vehicle fees. In a statement released after he signed the bills, the gov- ernor said the final state budget would be $75 million less this year than last year. He said the tax laws he signed were "less regressive" than some alternatives rejected by the legislature. "Nevertheless, I take no particular pride in signing these taxes into law ... for this is strictly a stopgap revenue pro- gram," Byrne said. He said the program left the school funding issue unre- solved and he reminded the legislature of its promise to deal with that problem in November. Byrne also decried a lack of property tax reform in the new tax laws, like the changes he forecast would have re- sulted from the income tax law he sought unsuccessfully most »r «lrtf*oto of the year. RESTORES BUDGET CUTS — Gov. Brendan T. Perhaps with that in mind Byrne said, "The legislature Byrne signs a package of tax bills passed earlier has demonstrated dramatically . . . that there are no easy yesterday by the Senate to put back into the budget taxes." S267 million. Gov. Byrne signed the tax package In Senate President Frank J. Dodd, D-Essex, said the legis- his private office without ceremony. lature would return Nov. 10 to start work on school aid. He said the Senate would also be back in early September the final $100 million-plus to complete the restoration of $267 Photo by DOT Lordl. chlel RtjUltr photographer after the Sept. 4 Assembly session to work on possible bond is- million to the budget. QUILTED HISTORY — Members of the Jersey Mrs. Donald Forsyth, at extreme left. Others, left sue proposals for the November election ballot. Major restorations include $148 million of a total $180 mil- Shore chapter of the American Association of Uni- to right, are Mrs. Kenneth Dlmon and Mrs. Oliver He estimated that no more than $700 million worth of lion school aid cut; $36 million of $41 million taken from state versity Women display the 8-by-10 foot quilt depict- B. Conover, both of Wall Township. The quilt was bonds could realistically be placed on the ballot this year al- bus and railroad commuter subsidies; a $12 million police-ori- ing historical events and places in AAonmouth created by 30 members of the association and is though a special commission has urged $900 million in bond is- ented program for safe streets; and $25 million to public high- County's past and present. The Bicentennial quilt now on display at Allen House, Shrewsbury. sues for transportation, highways and institutions. er education, averting a possible state college tuition Increase Is displayed on the lawn of the Fair Haven home of The tax and revenue measures signed yesterday provided until January. Bicentennial quilt becomes big Allen House attraction By LINDA ELLIS The AAUW group will take the quilt on a tour of the coun- ty after it leaves Allen House. Where an entrance fee is SHREWSBURY - The tourist trade at historic Allen charged or donations made, the funds will go towards AAUW House here has doubled since the arrival of the "Monmoulh charitable and educational1 programs. County Quilt," a bicentennial effort that traces county history in stttchery. The quitters have insured their museum piece for $10,000. , The quilt will remain at Allen House for public viewing Four basic colors were chosen, Mrs. Hanson explained, through this month. and the colors are represented in each square. "Our guest book indicates how the number of visitors has "And you must realize that the women are not profes- risen since the quilt was installed on July 2," confirmed Mrs. sional seamstresses," Mrs. Hanson continued. "This is done in George H. Strong of Locust, chairman of the Allen House the true tradition of American folk art." committee of the Monmouth County Historical Association. The 30 squares were produced with a technique known as The quilt, created by 30 members of the Jersey Shore blind stitch applique. The centerpiece for the quilt is an out- branch of the American Association of University Women, line map of the county. rests on a frame on the second floor of the famed 1670 house - After the individual blocks were completed, the women at Sycamore Ave. and Broad St., here. held a sewing session to put the pieces together. The squares are bordered in red cotton fabric, done in holly leaf and berry Mrs. Richard Spearel, Little Silver; Mrs. Donald Forsyth, design. DEDICATION DAY - U.S. Coast Guard officials nles for new facility yesterday. The festivities Fair Haven, and Mrs. Oliver Conover, Wall Township, pri- Among the scenes depicted are the Twin Lights, the coun- and guests are greeted by Comdr. John H. Hol- coincided with a celebration of the Coast Guard's mary representatives from the AAUW branch, worked with ty flag, Old Tennent Church, the Sign of the Blue Ball Tavern mead 3d of the Third Coast Guard District at 185th anniversary and observance of the tradition- Mrs. Strong and Mrs. John K. Hanson and Mrs. Robert M. (known as Allen House), Garden State Arts Center, a Naves- Sandy Hook as he officiates at dedication ceremo- al Coast Guard Day. Wood, both of Rumson, in arranging for the H-by-10-foot quilt ink River regatta, a Victorian house, the Ocean Grove Audito- . to be previewed at Allen House. The latter three women are rium and the Deserted Village at Allaire. Also featured are associated with the county bicentennial association. shell fish, wildflowers, a winter beach scene and a horse farm. The quilt is made up of 30 squares depicting the heritage "Besides the 30 needleworkers many others in our and resources of the county. New Coast Guard station (AAUW) branch were actively involved in planning and re- Each bldck, 14^-inches-square, represents 75 to too hours search," explained Mrs. Conover. of work on the part of the women involved. The fabrics are all natural to assure the longevity of the The county Board of Freeholders awarded the AAUW quilt. branch a $500 bicentennial grant to cover costs of fabrics, ma- "We expect it still to be around for the tricentennial," dedicated at Sandy Hook terials and exhibit displays. concluded Mrs. Conover. By HILDY McCORMICK In the absence of the two the new facility The effectiveness of the Coast Guard officials the The new building now Coast Guard's missions along SANDY HOOK - Aug. 4 is symbolic key to the new facil- houses under one roof the the coast is expected to in- traditionally known as Coast ity was presented by John Coast Guard's Sandy Hook crease with improvements to Pharmacists here still fill Guard Day. Fink, technical assistant and group office, the Coast Guard the modernization of the But the day took on added chief of civil engineering of Reserve group staff, and liv- building, renovation of the significance with the dedica- the Third Coast Guard Dis- ing facilities. Formerly the waterfront and construction tion of the new $2.5 million trict, to Commander John H. three were housed in three of new quarters for Coast Sandy Hook Coast Guard Sta- Holmead 3d, commanding of- separate buildings. Guard families. Medicaid prescriptions tion. Ceremonies, which be- ficer of Group Sandy Hook. Yesterday's dedication sig- gan at noon, were followed by nified the end of more than The new group station was By DORIS Kill,MAN denial of the stay to the Su- Spokesmen for both .the But public argument won't a round of activities for the Among the dignitaries at- four years of planning and built at a cost of $1.7 million, preme Court this week. state Medical Society and restore the cuts, Mr. Gaynor men and their families who tending the ceremonies were construction. Ground was bro- and includes working room A Dally Register spot sur- A spokesman for the N.J. state Pharmaceutical Society emphasized. form the small community at Coast Guard officials from ken in June, 1973, and offi- for its personnel, a new Re- vey yesterday indicates Mon- Pharmaceutical Society said yesterday said a statement "The only thing that can af- the tip of Sandy Hook. Washington, D. C, Edward cials were able to occupy the serve personnel center, 35 mouth County pharmacists yesterday that the number of from the office of state At- fect the cutbacks is if the Kiley of the Navy League, new facility July 16. See Station, page 3 state legislature appropriates The day's festivities were are continuing to fill Medicaid pharmacists quitting the Me- torney General William F. heightened by the observance and Dale B. Engquist, area prescriptions — however re- dicaid program in Camdcn Hyland had led them to ex- more money. Otherwise, we manager at Gateway Nation- haven't any choice," he said of the Coast Guard's 185th luctantly — despite the state County and parts of Bergen, pect the Aug. 20 hearing birthday. al Recreation Area. Mrs. fee cutback implemented Essex and Hudson Counties, Jess Gaynor, an adminis- The cutback is designed to Alice James represented her Friday. has created a "serious situ- trator in the state Division of save about $15 million in Gov. Dedication ceremonies husband, Robert James who The inside story Many of the pharmacists ation" there. Medical Assistance and Brendan T. Byrne's austerity were marred only by overcast has served for the past two TIIK WEATHER said they have postponed de- Meanwhile, the state Divi- Health Services, said yes- budget. weather which did not allow years as resident inspector Warm aid humid today, chance of late cision about withdrawing sion of Medical Assistance terday that,the Aug. 20 ses- "My understanding was the helicopter that was to for the new facility. Com- thundershowrrs. Net so warm or humid to- from the Medicaid program and Health Services, which sion is a scheduled public that the hearing was to be on .bring two Coast Guard offi- mander Holmead made spe- morrow. Complete report on page 2. pending state Supreme Court runs the Medicaid program, hearing on the state's propos- the fee reduction as well as cials here from their station cial note of Mr. James contri- Women's movement Influences artist..'. 8 action on a request to stay denied reports that it has al to require that Medicaid on the generic formulary," at Governors Island, N. Y. butions to the facility, and Yanks win; Expos Ml Mets .'« the cutbacks. scheduled an Aug. 20 public prescriptions be written for a Anthony LaBue, a deputy at- Missing from the ceremo- said he was unable to attend Karllk to coach Rocket gridders : in ^ hearing on the cutbacks, drug's generic name rather torney general assigned to nies were Vice Admiral Wil- because he is hospitalized in Bridge Advice 18 DAILY REGISTER Harold Kuskin, a Perth Am- which trim 10 per cent from than a brand name. the professional boards, said. liam F. Rea 3d, commander Monmouth Medical Center, Classified It, 17 PHONE NUMBERS boy attorney representing the state fees paid physicians and "It isn't intended to be a "I'll certainly look into that." of the Atlantic area and com- Long Branch. Comics 18 Main Office Him* New Jersey Pharmaceutical dentists, 12% per cent from hearing on the fee reduc- mander of the Third Coast Also participating in the Contemporary Life 8, J Toll Free (7I-93M Society, said yesterday it will reimbursement to pharma- tions," Mr. Gaynor declared. Mr. Gaynors statement Guard District, and Captain ceremonies were Chief Boats- Crossword Punle 18 Toll Free ,JKKIM appeal state Superior Court that persons who speak on the cist and 40 per cent from lab "However, if people make John S. Lobkovlch, chief of wain Mate Kim Sherbert, and Editorials I Classified Ads S42-17M oratory, fees. ^^_ statements about the fee cut- fee cutback will be heard "in- the engineering division of the Rear Commodore James W. New Year's Eve Party Entertainment,TV II Circulation Dept Him* Tennis Sale! back, we're not going to cut dicates that at the very least Third Coast Guard District. Cassidy of,the U.S. Coast Wed. Hats, noisemakers, Fea- it will be a forum for the ex- U.S. Congressman James J. Financial M Sports Dept S41-4W4 turing "Everyone," "Joe 20-40% off tennis clothing, them off." Guard Auxiliary who deliv- Make A Date 8 Mlddletown Bureau C7I-SM Moon." Gangplank, Long Aug. 6-Aug. 9. The Sport Salesperson needed for Lamp ploration of differing views Howard, expected to attend, ered the invocation. Spot, Ml Broad St., Shrews- and may, in some fashion, al- was unable to leave Washing- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureaa 4C 2121 Branch. Admission, $1. 222- Shade store. Call 741-2341, Mr. Fink, guest speaker, Sports II, 11 Long Branch Bureau ..222-M1I bury. HiloSteiner See Pharmacists, page 2 ton, V noted^ the improvements at T 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 5.1975 Pharmacists here still fill Medicaid prescriptions Silver Family Pharmacy, now with nothing else to fall (Continued) deliveries to Medicaid whole system stinks," Mr. Po- the cutbacks', and now re- takes three or four times and delivering prescriptions where "we don't fill many low the issue to be consid- patients. Why should I?" Mr. lansky said, "And the only quires the patient to pay 25 longer to fill a Medicaid pre- and 24-hour service, but 1 back on. Medicaid prescriptions, ered," Mr. La Bue added. Polansky said. "If a Medicaid reason I haven't is because I cents toward each pre- scription because of all the don't know how long I'll be "It is grossly unfair to cut maybe five a week," all said Irving Polansky, owner of patient needs a refill, I'm not can't get the pharmacists in scription. paper work, and when they able to continue that..." us back to the level of five they are staying in the pro- Keansburg Drugs, which fills going to call the doctor. Let the area to unite and you screw up and make mistakes "It's definitely going to be years ago," Mr. Henderson gram. a large volume of Medicaid the patient do it. I'm just not can't do it on your own." "If they ever did a cost you have to go over each.pre- asserted. "Other states are a financial loss to me, it's go- "But I would love to see the prescriptions, said yesterday going to the trouble I used analysis they'd find it costs scription, all for the same raising their Medicaid pay- ing to mean $5,000 to $6,000 a governor do what Beame did that he isn't pulling out of the to." The Medicaid program will about $2.50 to fill a Medicaid lousy fee." ments. Minnesota just raised year out of my net profit," (New York City Mayor Abra- program but is curtailing ser- reimburse pharmacists $1 90 prescription. We were subsi- it to $2.55." Mr. Polansky said that be- Mr. Henderson aid. ham Beame), cut the salaries vices to Medicaid patients. "I would love to pull out of above the cost of the medica- dizing the program at $2.15," cause of the number of Medi Mr. Henderson said he does Sal Trocchia, owner of Dia- of everyone in the govern- • "I'm not making any more the program because the tion, compared to $2.15 before Mr. Polansky declared. "It caid prescriptions he fills the "in excess of $25,000 a year" mond's Pharmacy, Long ment who earns over $20,000 a state deducts six per cent in Medicaid prescriptions. Branch, who said he does "an year by 10 per cent, "Mr. from the fee it pays him "be- "Keansburg is one of the average Medicaid business," Jaffe said. "To force me to cause they feel I do so much biggest Medicaid towns in the Charles 11. Katsin, owner of tighten my belt when no one business 1 should be buying state," he explained. "There Katsin's Pharmacy, Red else is tightening his belt just Army official arrives today drugs in volume. That's what are a lot of older people on Bank, who fills "a fair number doesn't seem very fair or I get for building my business Medicaid in Keansburg, there of Medicaid prescriptions," very American to me." up, that's another unfair thing are a lot of out-of-work people and Emanuel Jaffe of Little they ram down your throat. I'm glad I'm reaching the age to tour, inspect fort facility that in a few more years I'll be selling out, and that's one FT. MONMOUTH - A criticized as "biased," chapter of the National Fed- entation and briefing" on all helluva thing to have to say ranking member of the Army "fraudulent" and "highly eration of Federal Employes fort facilities, including the as far as your life and your Materiel Command (AMC) is questionable" by such diverse (NFFE) demanded that Dr. Hexagon building, the Evans work are concerned." scheduled to arrive here sources as the state's con- Wiseman be removed from a area and the main post. He noted that the Medicaid THE GOLDEN BOOK today for a three-day in- gressional delegation, fort "control position" for co-au- Gen. Daniel Will speak with reimbursement to pharmac- spection of Ft. Monmouth fa- employes, the state Depart- thoring the report. project managers as he goes, ists was $1.85 when the pro- cilities. ment of Labor and Industry, A spokesman for the engi- and will spend time in dis- gram was initiated five years 5% % gives you 5.61% Maj. Gen. Charles Daniel Monmouth County officials neers said yesterday that the • cussion with Gen. Foster. agq "and with all the increase ANNUAL INTEREST EFFECTIVE ANNUAL VII Jr., a special assistant to and Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Fos- dissidents were delighted with A final decision on any in overhead the state expects Gen. John R. Deane, com- ter, Jr., ECOM commander the AMC officer's visit, but transfer of Ft. Monmouth fa- us to work now for the same mander of the AMC, is here here. worried that he might receive cilities is scheduled to be an- price." Golden Passbook Accounts COLONIAL apparently to take another Dr. Robert S. Wiseman, di- a biased view of Ft. Mon- nounced by the secretary of Edward Henderson, owner Interest compounded and credited quarterly. look at the fort in relation to rector of research devel- mouth operations If "Wise- the army next month. of the Modern Pharmacy, Minimum opening deposit of $100 - multiples of $100 reductions in staff called for opment and engineering here, man's going to walk this guy After meeting with the Keansburg, said "I'm not thereafter. Withdrawals during the first 10 days in the Harry Diamond Devel- who co-authored the report around." state congressional delegation withdrawing, because that of each calender quarter without notice or penalty. opment Center (HDDC) Con- with Col. David W. Einsel Jr., A fort spokesman said, how- two weeks ago, acting Army wouldn't be fair to the people cept Study. commanding officer of the ever, that "He (Gen. Daniel) Secretary Norman R. Augus- on Medicaid and the cutbacks FRSI NATONAl BW* The HDDC study was or- Harry Diamond Laboratories is here at his request. We tine insisted that no decision aren't their fault." The all-service bank thai looks out lor you dered by the AMC, the parent (HDL) in Delphi, Md , has were just asked to set up the had yet been made on the He said he doesn't plan to agency of the Electronics come in for particularly harsh agenda for the visit. move and said the option for curtail services to Medicaid Command (ECOM), to in- criticism, especially from a "Gen. Daniel is a high-rank- keeping fort facilities intact customers, either. ; vestigate the social and finan- group of civilian ECOM engi- ing officer," the spokesman was "absolutely" still open. "I'll continue picking up • FOK unil lull-Ill, Union Bancorp rod cial impacts of the transfer of neers who charged the con- pointed out, "and he'll ask his 1,700 Ft. Monmouth employes cept study was "fraudulent" own questions. He knows and three ECOM laboratories and biased to support the what information he wants." to the Washington, DC area. move to HDL. The general's visit will in- The report has been sharply Three weeks ago, the local clude a "general, overall oil- Apartment issue tests Middletown zone code MIDDLETOWN -The preliminary and final plans make a decision until reports township's new multi-family before the planners make a fi- from all township agencies nal ruling on the application. are reviewed by the planners. Traditionally smooth. zoning ordinance has its first test last night as the Planning Reports from all township The applicant seeks to con- Board considered the first ap- boards and agencies are re- struct three separate garden quired before a full presenta- apartment buildings on Rt. 35 Untraditionally priced. plication for garden apart- ments under the new code. tion is made. Disagreement on 28.6 acres bounded on the Confusion over legal Inter-. arose whether, the appli- north by the Earle Naval Am- pretation of Ordinance 1021 cation could be considered munition Depot right of way, and disagreement over legal without reports from all mu- on the south by Fairview procedure confronted the nicipal boards. Cemetery, and on the east by planners over an application William G. Bassler, Plan- the Applebrook development. by A.P. Busch Inc. of Shrews- ning Board attorney, ren- The property is also adjacent bury to build 300 garden dered the opinion that even to Jackpot Golf Range. It was jDSQR apartments on Rt. 35. without all reports, the appli- formerly known as McGuire's cant should still be able to Grove property and used in They heard the first stage present the sketch plat and the past as a picnic grove, IADIANI of a three-stage presentation an explanation of it. He said Mr. Warshaw said. required under the new ordi- in his opinion a public hearing Planned for the three build- M nance. Thomas T. Warshaw, could be held after the pre- ings are three, two and one attorney for the applicant, ex- sentation and questions from bedroom units. plained the first presentation, the Planning Board. But he Plans for ultimate uses of a sketch plat of the proposed said the board, under the or- an artificial pond located on complex. Still to come will be dinance, is obligated not to the property have not yet m been finalized, Mr. Warshaw said. Concern last night, he said, lay with the basic layout Rain brings some of the buildings on the proper- ty- W&s, He said the developer is relief from heat considering removing the pond entirely, dredging it or By JULIE MCDONNELL rebuilding it. This brought up another question as to the IMPORTED Scattered showers and thundershowers provided welcome identification of such a body relief yesterday from the weekend's heat, but temperatures of water-under the ordinance. and humidity are expected to remain high for the next few "We will do what the engi- days. neer suggests, and what you Along with providing relief for Monmouth County resi- people want based on your in- dents and tourists, the showers took some of the pressure off terpretation of the ordi- the electric company. A spokesman for Jersey Central Power nance," Mr. Warshaw said. M and Light Company said no power failures were reported in Public opposition to the pro- m the area yesterday, after a rash of blackouts over the week- posal was based on population end. The spokesman attributed the problems Saturday and density on the tract should Sunday to an excessive use of air conditioners. the units be built. "We have plenty of power," said Edwin Sherrat, public Marshall T. McDowell, relations director at Jersey Central. "But with the high tem- board chairman, said that the T~ -£Z*J&J."".- -. . peratures, our transformers overloaded, and the lines didn't board's first application un- get a chance to cool off because people used their air condi- der the new ordinance would tioners around the clock." "show us where the weak- 1 More than 4,000 families in Brigantine lost power for an nesses are." ma hour yesterday afternoon when lightning knocked out a sub- A ruling on the sketch plat station. was held over to the Septemr The near-100-degree heat was held responsible for at least ber meeting so that all com- B LE one death in the state. A South Plainfield woman died of heat mittee reports could be con- •/& stroke after she fell asleep sunbathing on a chaise lounge that sidered by the board. had been lined with aluminum foil. Police said the victim, Also rescheduled for next Acolle< linn of antique Mrs. Linda Saverd, 26, had apparently been in the sun for six month's meeting was a sec- Grcniidier Guardsman » ?*****«*' honrs. ond application by A.P. Busch nriiss and pewter Insignia. A water alert continued in Highlands yesterday, with rest- to construct garden apart- - dents requested to use water only for personal needs. ments on Rt. 36. Weather: Warm, humid Becoming partly sunny and Thursday: Sunny and pleas- at 7 a.m. Wk quite warm and continued hu- ant. However, the mercury mid today with high near 90 In Long Branch, yes- again was expected to be in Chance of a thundershower terday's high temperature the 90s along the East Coast B^: '.I late today or early tonight, was 78 and the low, 75 de- from New Jersey southward. then clearing and less humid grees. It was 77 at 6 p.m. and More thundershowers made later tonight, low in upper the overnight low was 71. their way across Nebraska 60s. Partly sunny and not so Today's 7 a.m. temperature and South Dakota and warm or humid tomorrow was 72. There was 06-inch of brought hope of rain to some with high 80 to 85. Outlook for rainfall in the 24 hours ending dry sections of the Midwest.

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Flrsll»75 September id. 1974 a.m. and 7:48 p.m. and low The Nolei will be doted September It, 1975. will be payable to bearer on the Maturity Date, and will bear Interest at the rate or rates per onnum fixed In the pro- 1:29 a.m. and 1:33 p.m. posal or proposals accepted tor the purchase of such Notes. All proposals for trie purchase of said Notes snail be submitted In a form op- For Red Bank and Rumson roved by me Local Issuing Agency. Copies of such form of proposal and informo- Ron concerning the Notes may be obtained from the Local Issuing Agency at the od- bridge, add two hours; Sea dreis Indicated above. Detailed Information with respect to the conditions of this sole moy be obtained from the August 5. 1975 Issue of The Dally Bond Buyer. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Long Branch, deduct 15 min- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN BY HARRY I. LUFTMAN utes; Highlands bridge, add Chalrmon 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 The Daily Register 3 WORLDMatawan Twp. citizen unit By the Associated Press Freed guerrillas go to Malaysia to study name change plan KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — An airliner carrying five Lumia sees the township's means more benefits for the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - erendum. Red Army guerrillas freed from Japanese prisons headed for newest committee facing, town and its citizens." Mayor Philip N. Gumbs an- Mr. Herman said last night the Malaysian capital today, meeting the demands of terror- perhaps, the most critical is- Mayor Gumbs said the nounced last night that (he that he is disappointed that ists holding up to 50 hostages in the US Embassy. The cap- sues ever handled by a local council has not yet selected a Township Council is forming the council did not put the is- tives include the American consul. citizens' study group chairman to head the study a citizens committee to study sue squarely before the vot- A party of Japanese officials accompanied the guerrillas "It's more than just a name group the feasibility of not only a ers, but added, "I'm glad that aboard the Japan Air Lines DC8 jet on its 6% hour flight change we're concerned "Right now, we're gladly name change but also a pos- they at least took the action Among the five released were two deported from Sweden about here," he said accepting the names of citi- sible change in the form of they did." last March after being accused of plotting an attack on em- "We're talking about postal zens who want to serve on the government here. The resident collected 658 bassies there. They were Kazuo Tohira and Jun Nishikawa, signatures on his petition. zip codes, the possibility of an committee," he said. "The committee approach who was involved in an attack on the French embassy at The About 70 per cent of the identity crisis existing here Mr Herman, who admits is the best way, we feel, to Hague last September. people who signed the petition and, most importantly, the that he is still a name change study this whole matter in About six gunmen burst into the 12-story American Inter- ate from the Clitfwood and possibility that we should supporter, was the first town- depth," declared the mayor. national Assurance building housing the U.S. Embassy yes- Cliffwood Beach areas of the move to change our form of ship resident to publicly an- terday. They originally demanded the release of seven impris- He estimates that "it will township. government to something oth- swer the mayor's call for be three or six months before oned members of the fanatical, leftist Red Army. They also Deputy Mayor Peter J. er than a township, if it committee volunteers. , asked for a Japan Air Lines plane to be used in their getaway the committee comes up with from Kuala Lumpur. any recommendations, be- They threatened to blow up the building and their hos- cause it's going to take that tages, including U.S. Consul Robert Stebbins and Swedish long to really study every- Charge d'Affaires Fredrik Bergenstrahle, if their demands thing." City police protest were not met. The committee — to which After lengthy negotiations, the Japanese government any interested township resi- bowed to the demands and freed five guerrillas. dent can gain appointment — will turn over its findings to the council for ultimate ac- civilians at probe tion. Says Tony Pro' threatened Hofta The council's move to go ByJANK KODKKAKO ians will be on hand during resolution, agreed to conduct DETROIT — Former Teamsters vice president Anthony the committee route came LONG BRANCH - While the probe the investigation after a black KEY ACCEPTED — Comdr. John H. Holmead 3d, "Tony Pro" Provenzano threatened to kill Jimmy Hoffa or just two weeks after Arnold members of the city police Meanwhile, it was learned city youth was fatally shot by right, commanding officer of the Coast Guard's kidnap his grandchildren more than a year ago, a former Herman, a township resident, department still were being that the council may seek an a policeman here last Decem- Group Sandy Hook receives a symbolic key to offi- union official quotes Hoffa as saying. presented the governing body subpoenaed yesterday to ap- outside agency such as the ber. The police officer was cially open the service's new facilities at Sandy Daniel Sullivan, once a business agent for Teamsters lo- with a nonbinding petition re pear during a City Council in- state Police Administrative acquitted last month of man- Hook, dedicated yesterday. Key Is presented by cals in New York City, said last night that Hoffa told him questing that the name vestigation of police proce- Services Bureau (PASB) to slaughter charges in the John Fink, technical assistant and chief of civil en- about the threats on May 5, 1974 as they stood in front of the change issue be put on the dures, rank-and-file police- implement its investigation. shooting. gineering of the Third Coast Guard District. U.S. Courthouse in Washington. ballot in November as a ref- men were objecting that civil- The state investigative unit Mr. Woolley said last night Sullivan, now owner of a truck leasing firm in Phila- recently concluded » study of that the language of the coun- delphia where he was reached by phone, said Hoffa told him: the New Shrewsbury Police cil resolution focused on the "Tony Pro threatened to pull my guts out or kidnap my Department incident, calling for a probe Station dedicated grandchildren if I continued to attempt to return to the presi- Woman convicted Howard H. Woolley Jr., of police "conduct" in regard dency of the Teamsters." council president, said last to the shooting. The FBI jumped headlong into the Hoffa disappearance, night that the council, along "But, as I've said before, by Coast Guard dispatching agents to the Hoffa home where they set up com- with four civilian advisors, criminal culpability in the munications and questioned the family in a search for tips. in soliciting case will begin to take testimony case has been addressed in (Continued) cility will enable men to work from police officers tomorrow the courts," he said. The At the Hoffa home in nearby Lake Orion, James P. Hoffa, MONMOUTH BEACH - $20 variety, which he said Ms. separate "two-to-a-room" on boats during the winter council president said the son of the missing former Teamsters president, confirmed the Municipal Court Judge Harry Kirby called an "inner ten- night, starting with Capt. quarters and a galley capable months. In the past cold FBI is focusing part of its investigation in New Jersey, where S. Evans last night found a sion release massage" and in- Alex Rota .who heads the pa- focus of the probe has now of feeding 96 men. weather prevented such Provenzano built the Teamsters power base he lost during a Bradley Beach woman guilty cluded in his judgment a lewd trol division. shifted to police organization Also included are "wet maintenance and repair work prison stint for labor extortion. of soliciting for prostitution at act. Twenty-three subpoenas and procedures in general. room" used by returning boat The remainder of the proj- Provenzano and Detroit Mafia figure Anthony "Tony the Channel Beach Apart- were served in all, Mr. Councilman James Dennis crews to shower and change ect included construction of Jack" Giacalone are two of three men whom witnesses and ments and possession of less Patrolman Lang said he Woolley said. There are 69 called on his fellow mini into dry clothing before enter- townhouses near the station family members say Hoffa was scheduled to meet before he than 25 grams of marijuana. then paid Ms. Kirby $20, regular and nine special po- i•ilincn to abandon the in- ing their quarters, and a mod- which she took and put under for Coast Guard families. disappeared last Wednesday. The defendant, Constance lice officers in the depart- vestigation since its purpose, ern communications system. a frying pan on a kitchen A source close to Hoffa said last weekend that Proven- Kirby, 28, of 507 Newark ment. as originally stated in the Improvements to the water- counter. She told him to un- Immediately following the zano nursed a grudge ever since he served time with Hoffa a Ave., said she would appeal Some officers last night ob- Dec. 10 resolution, has front totaled $200,000, and in- dress, he said, while she went ceremonies individual lours o/ Lewisburg, Pa., federal prison because Hoffa refused to her conviction on the solic- jected to testifying before civ- changed. Mr. Dennis has re- cluded a new boat travel lift to prepare herself. At that the station, the Coast Guard amend the union's pension plan to include Provenzano. iting charge for which she ilians. "What do they know fused to take part in the in- capable of lifting a 60,000 point, Patrolman Lang sum- Cutter Point Francis and Provenzano was convicted for extortion; Hoffa for mail I was fined 1250. The judge sus- about police work? Are they vestigation, claiming that the pound boat from the water moned another officer to the Coast Guard patrol boat, took fraud and jury tampering. pended $150 of that amount experts?" one patrolman council agreed to it under and moving it into a new boat apartment by prearranged place. and put her on one year's pro- asked. pressure from a segment of maintenance facility for re- signal at which time the ar- After that the day was bation. Others said they will seek the black community after pairs and service. Command- rest was made. geared to family and chil- Law convicting Gandhi rewritten Judge Evans also fined Ms. legal counsel at the city's ex- the shooting. er Holmead said this new fa- Judge Evans denied 'Ms. pense before they testify, dren's activities NEW DELHI, India - Shouting its acclamation, the In- Kirby $50 on the possession of Kirby's motions to dismiss marijuana charge. questioning the legality of the dian Parliament today rewrote the law to free Prime Minister the soliciting charge against civilians' presence. Indira Gandhi from her embarrassing conviction of corrupt She was arrested June 16 her although she said she was by Patrolman Peter J. Lang, They said the council in- electoral practices. entrapped, that the charge vestigation will be discussed City physician convicted The retroactive amendments to India's electoral code who testified he had acted on violated the privacy assured a tip that Ms. Kirby was oper- at a meeting of the Police- passed the lower house by voice vote with only one dissent. by courts to two consenting man's Benevolent Association They were scheduled for immediate consideration in the up- ating a massage parlor in the adults, that the proposition apartment complex. tomorrow night. per house where passage also was assured. for which she was arrested The governing body, in a in disorderly conduct case Mrs. Gandhi's move took the edge off a Supreme Court After phoning the apart- did not constitute a lewd act battle in which she was fighting to overturn the conviction ment in which Ms. Kirby op- and Patrolman Lang's lack of LONG BRANCH - A city which lasted more than eight was "incredibly provoked" by and its mandatory penalty of a six-year ban on holding elec- erated her business and re- credibility as a witness. Municipal Court judge found hours, Frank Fasano, city police and added that at- tive office. ceiving a recorded message The judge said there was no Vandalism a Monmouth Medical Center prosecutor, called 12 witnesses tempts by Mr. Fasano to "rile With the laws changed, the offenses no longer exist. But promising a "dynamite mas- evidence to support any of the ophthalmologist guilty on one who testified to the events at him on the (witness) stand taking no chances, her government also amended the penalty sage," Patrolman Lang went motions. delays trains count of a-disorderly conduct headquarters. Later render- didn't work." to leave it at the discretion of President Fakhruddin Ali Ah- in plainclothes to the complex He also denied Ms. Kirby, charge after a lengthy hear- ing his opinion, Judge Gaynor Mr. Fasano's brief summa- med, appointed by Mrs. Gandhi and generally recognized as with $30 in marked bills to in- who presented her own de- NEW YORK (AP) - As a ing in a steaming courtroom said he felt that the testimony tion accused the defendant of acting at her bidding. vestigate. fense, a court-appointed at- result of vandalism some here. corroborated itself and ex- being disrespectful to author- The government contended that the amendments were He testified that when he torney saying the case did nof* rush-hour trains out of Man- The attorney for Dr. Leon pressed the view that the ity figures. necessary to remove ambiguities in the law. It forbade the rang the doorbell, Ms. Kirby meet the criteria to warrant hattan's Penn Station bound Mercur, 489 Springdale Ave., facts of the case were clear In rendering his decision, censored Indian press from reporting that Mrs. Gandhi would partially opened the door and such an appointment. for New Jersey ran about 20 said after the hearing that he and uncontradictory Judge Gaynor said, "I really benefit from them. said, "Wait five minutes till minutes late yesterday, the would appeal the conviction None of the police officers feel very bad about it," due he (indicating a man was al- In her plea for leniency, Penn Central Railroad said. which carried with it a $100 admitted to using any offen- to the possible damage il ready inside) gets dressed." Ms. Kirby said, "I'm on wel- A spokesman said the van- fine. sive language directed toward could inflict on Dr. Mercur's The patrolman went to his fare. I have exactly three dol- dalism involved a wire being The trial was the result of the defendant, although Pa- career. Venezuelan Consulate bombed car until he saw a man leave lars to my name. I had to dropped across overhead complaints filed against Dr. trolman Gaetano Mistretta The judge said that liquor NEW YORK — Police today were seeking persons respon- the apartment. Patrolman work. I believe in God. I be- power lines at the New Jer- Mercur, 36, by city police offi- said that at one point he must have been a contrib- sible for the bombing late yesterday of the Venezuelan Con- Lang returned to Ms. Kirby's lieve in God's teachings." sey end of the Penn Central cers on May 30. He had been "snatched" a cigarette from uting factor in the doctor's sulate in mid-Manhattan. apartment and was admitted. Judge Evans said he was tunnel under the Hudson Riv- charged with two counts of Dr. Mercur's mouth after he behavior and ruled out the de- There were no reports of injuries in the 11:40 p.m. blast She offered him two types being lenient with the defend- er. He said the problem was disorderly conduct and one of allegedly told him not to fense argument that his con- which could be heard for blocks. A night watchman was in the of massages, one for $20 and ant because he expected her cleared up about 5:25 p.m. af- being drunk and disorderly. smoke. duct was caused strictly by building at the time. the second for $30, Patrolman never to engage in similar ter which normal service was They were reduced to the one Dr. Mercur admitted to us- anger. The front plate-glass window in the four-story building, on Lang said. He opted for the acts in the borough again. restored. charge by Judge Burton J. ing some obscene character- "From my experience ang- 51st Street near Fifth Avenue and directly across the street Gaynor, acting Municipal izations, but said that these er is sudden," said the judge, from St. Patrick's Cathedral, was blown out and the interior Court judge, who also found only came after he was explaining that although a of the ground-floor offices damaged. the defendant guilty of a mi- taunted by police. He said Pa- person could take a long time Andrew Smith, a writer who lives at 5 E. 51st St., next Court asked to invalidate nor motor vehicle violation. trolman Mistretta did not to cool down, Dr. Mercur's door to the consulate, said he was in his rear apartment when It was the motor vehicle snatch the cigarette from his violent behavior for several he heard the bomb go off at 11:40 p.m. violation that started the mouth, but rather swung at hours would not be character- "At first I thought it was thunder, but there was too much New Shrewsbury zoning chain of events leading to Dr. him, knocking it from his istic of mere anger. concussion," he said. Mercur's arrest. According to mouth and nearly striking He termed the defendant's "Then I remembered that the consulate is next door and FREEHOLD - The New in the southeast portion of the that as of 1972 43.9 per cent of testimony by Special Officer him. conduct "unreasonable over- that it had been bombed twice since December." Shrewsbury zoning ordinance borough, contiguous to the the borough's land was devel- Ralph DeFillipo, the defend- The defendant also claimed reaction to arrest," adding, is being challenged by a Garden State Parkway's exit oped. The township does not ant was spotted driving with that Patrolman Anthony Ca- "Whether or not it (the ar- Toms River developer which 102, to Asbury Ave. and to permit any type of multi-fam- a missing taillight in the West nella turned the squad room rest) was illegal, I don't be- wants to construct a planned Park Ave. The land is zoned ily residential units, nor low End section of the city at ap- table over on top of him, lieve any citizen can' take ref Gerand confirmed unit development on its ISO- 1-2 industrial. or high rise complexes, said proximately 1:30 a.m. causing the typewriter to fall uge in the feeling that ah ar- acre tract in that borough. The suit includes the cri- the suit. During the trial which was on the floor. rest is illegal." Hovbilt Inc., a developer of teria established by the state Borough Council has con- continued from July 15, Offi- Earlier testimony by Pa- The trial, conducted in yes- in elections post residential homes in Mon- Supreme Court earlier this sistently refused and has cer DeFillipo testified that trolman Donald Pingitore re- terday's sweltering Long mouth and Ocean counties, year in its Mount Laurel deci- failed to change its zoning or- Dr. Mercur became unco- vealed the results of a breath- Branch courtroom, often gen- TRENTON - The state University. They are David wants the court to invalidate sion which requires every de- dinance, the firm contends. operative and verbally abusive alyzer test which showed Dr. erated its own heat as both Senate has confirmed Gov. A. "Sonny" Werblin, of Holm- the New Shrewsbury zoning veloping municipality to pro- The existing zoning ordi- when he tried to ask the de- Mercur's blood alcohol as prosecution and defense Brendan T. Byrne's nomi- del, chairman of the state ordinance because it does not vide for a choice and variety nance is so restrictive that is fendant for his license and being below the minimum repeatedly objected to each nation of Dr. Philip Gerand, Sports and Exposition Author- provide for multi-family units of housing and to provide its has foreclosed persons from registration after he stopped needed to prove that he was other's questions with the of Bradley Beacb, as Mop- ity, and Donald S. MacNaugh- and to order the borough to fair share of the regional low and moderate income in front of a West End Ave. "driving while impaired." bench pleading for the at- mouth County superintendent ton, chairman of the Pruden- amend its ordinance to pro- housing needs. from acquiring housing within bar, Paddy Murray's. The defendant j testified that torneys to refine their in- of elections. tial Insurance Co. vide for this type of housing. New Shrewsbury's popu- the borough, said the firm, Officer DeFillipo and 10 he had taken (wo drinks all quiries. adding that the borough also evening. Dr. Gerand, former Mon- Also confirmed yesterday The suit said the developer lation increased from 3,729 in other members of the police Judge Gaynor commented has failed to meet Its propor- mouth County Democratic was appointment of Julian bought the 150-acre tract over 1050 to 8,395 in 1970, claims department testified that Dr. In a lengthy defense sum- on the length of the hearing tionate share of the responsi- "chairman, replaces Mrs. C. Hoffman of Deal Park to the three years ago. The land is the Toms River firm, noting Mercur continued to be un- mation, Paul A. Sherman, of on several occasions and in bility of meeting the regional Nancy Crowell, a Republican. State Highway Authority. cooperative and abusive when Oakhurst, said the incident his decision, referred to the 16 housing needs. The Senate also confirmed Martin Wigdortz of Asbury he was taken to the squad was "a simple case of witnesses as a "shocking the nominations of two promi- Park was confirmed to a new Man claims he was The suit notes that when room in police headquarters. taillights," and that "bad number." nent businessmen to the term on the Monmouth Coun- Hovbilt bought its property it There he disrupted the work judgment, maybe on both In his concluding remarks, of other police officers, shout- board of governors of Rutgers ty Board of Taxation. relied upon a recommenda- parts" caused the altercation the judge complimented both ing obscene and derogatory tion in the master plan for de. He'claimed that Dr. Mercur attorneys on their conduct. stung in bee barter velopment of a planned unit names, at one point turning MANALAPAN - A farmer The deal was consummated, development. The developer over a table and knocking a The Daily Register who bartered two fat pigs for and Mr. Jones afterward had planned to construct 1,300 typewriter on the floor, ac- some sweet bees now claims called Harry Bath, Pleasant single and multi-family units cording to police testimony. PgWI»litvTht Had Bonk RaolHtr Instant money. SltobUlhatf In Illi a* Htm H. Caak ond Htnry Cloy he was "stung " Valley Road, Marlboro, to together with a mix of apart- In his own" testimony, Dr. MMOfflM Paul Jones, a fanner on R|. evaluate the honey output of ments, commercial and pro- Mercur contended that he Ont Rttlittr Plata. Shrewieufy. H.J. OTtl 33, wanted to barter two pigs the bees. Mr. Barth is a bee fessional uses, said the suit. was provoked into his behav- With GJB's Master Charge Reserve Checking, •ranch OHIcn last April so he placed an ad expert. Council has continuously ior by the actions of the offi- •M HI. », MMaWaani. N.J. •"•> you qan write a check even if your M Coil MaM $1, FraaHaM. M J W7M vertisement in a local paper, When Mr. Barth examined since last September failed to cers which was "brusque and J7» Irxxhrar. Lana •ranch. N J *»« police said. the bees he charged that they meet with the developer, to borderline arrogant" in the bank balance is very low. Mtmter 11ht MNUM Prat. - lmivaiy la l»» M* 11> H» lacal « Kazlner Zlelinski, Hock were stolen from him. adopt a planned unit devel- case of Officer DeFillipo and ll o» all AP nm «wotchn. hockson Road, New Shrews- Police charged Mr. Zie opment ordinance or even to "undue harassment" by the ank, H.J 07ltl and * MWdlt bury, answered the ad and an linsld with possession of stolen correspond with the developer other officers in the squad Krtptlant pavabM hi oevenct agreement was Reached to property. A Municipal Court, to discuss the proposed ordi- room. . CENTRAL JERSEY BA|K TRU8TT trade two beehives for the hearing was to have been nance, maintained the legal During yesterday after- 'as* vss two pigs, police said. held today. action. noon's session of the trial. 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, AUGUST 5.197s Mr*. Bessie IIMIIIIIIillllllllllllllMIIIIIII •IIIIIIIIIMIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltMllllillllllllllllm Washington Michael J. Mulligan Motel owners sue to block LEONARDO - Mrs Bessie FREEHOLD - Michael J S. Washington, 76, of Maple- Obituaries Mulligan, 86, of 123 Water- wood Ave. died Sunday in the works Road, died Monday in Atlantic Highlands Nursing HIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII illlllllllill illliiillllllillllllllllilllliiiiiiiiiii ••> muni Jersey Shore Medical Center. Home, Atlantic Highlands. Ocean Twp. shopping mall Neptune. Mrs. Washington moved Mr. Mulligan was born in Square application as a minor here seven years ago from owned by Whritenours, said shopping center zone and its Kurt Hofmann, 57, Longford, Ireland. He was a Baltimore, Md., where she FREEHOLD — The owners subdivision. of a Neptune Township motel the suit. This change of roads effect on the environment or member of St. Rose of Lima was born. She was the widow its effect on the economy of The Whritenours are seek- Roman Catholic Church, of Percy Washington. have filed a suit challenging will detrimentally affect their ing to have the court declare Ocean Township's approval motel, said the Whritenours. the township publicity consultant here. He retired in 1968 as a Surviving are a son, Wil- the zoning ordinance amend- for construction of a 130-acre The owners also maintain RUMSON - Kurt Hofmann, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. stationary engineer in charge liam Washington of New York The suit maintains that that the township's Planning ment and the subdivision ap- of waterworks, for this shopping center across from 57, of 15 Auldwood Lane, died Belette Hofmann; a son, Kurt City; two daughters, Mrs Ocean Township failed to Board failed to make any proval invalid. Johnjl. Or- borough a position he held for their property on Rt. 16. Sunday in Rlverview Hospi- Hofmann Jr.; a daughter, Su- Margaret Pitts of Atlantic make any findings of fact as to findings of fact and improper- lovsky of Middletown repre- 45 years. Highlands, and Mrs. Cath- sents the Whritenours. tal, Red Bank, following a san Hofmann and a sister, Edward and Victoria Whri the economic feasibility of the. ly classified the Seaview short illness. Mrs Margaret Witt of New He was the husband of the erine Biles of New York City; tenour, trading as The Fer- Mr. Hofmann was a public York. late Margaret Dunn Mulligan, nine grandchildren, and three nwood Motel, name as de- relations man and operated The Worden Funeral Home, who died in 1972. great-grandchildren. fendants in their suit Seaview Kurt Hofmann Associates in Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Surviving are three sons, Posten's Funeral Home, At- Square Inc., developer of the New York. rangements. John J. Mulligan of Hydes- lantic Highlands, is in charge major shopping center; Nep- He was well known socially, ville, VI,, Capt. Charles E of arrangements. tune Park Inc., developer of a he was active with the Winter Robert W. Hahn Mulligan of New York City commercial and light indus- Glow Ball Committee - the STAMFORD, Conn - Rob- and Francis M. Mulligan of Abram M. Anderson trial park in that area, and annual benefit for the Mon- ert W. Hahn, 60, died Satur- Alameda, Calif.; a daughter, the Ocean Township Council FREEHOLD - Abram M and Planning Board. mouth County Unit, N.J. As- day at his home, 189 Winesap Mrs. Ann M. Lunney of Anderson, 69, of 16 Vought sociation for Retarded Chil- Road. He was the father of Seattle, Wash.; a sister, Mrs. Ave., died Sunday at Marl- Timothy Hahn of Fair Haven, Mary McMahon of Jackson, The suit maintains that the dren. boro State Hospital. Ocean Township zoning ordi- 202. Deoth Notices N.J. II grandchildren and seven He was bom in Upper Free- great grandchildren. nance amendment adopted ADAMS — Robert B of Motown. H~T. Mr. Hahn was vice presi- hold Township and had lived HuiboM 01 Mary Fo«. Fatter ot Mr> Bar Aug. 20,1973, which rezoned a bora Baurtr. Robert w Adams. Mrt R dent of the Great American The Higgins Memorial in this area all his life. His Jeanne O'Ltiewthl.ond Patricia E. Insurance Co. and chairman Home, here, is in charge of portion of the township for de- Adami Scrvlcri ot the Codey Funeral wife, the late Elizabeth Lem- velopment of a major shop- Home, 49 High St., Orange, Thursday of the board of the American arrangements. Aug. 7 at 11 a.m. Interment Rosedole Cem ing Anderson, died in 1974. ping center, was spot zoning ttery, Orange. N J Vltltlng Wednetday. J Institute of Marine Under- He was an Army veteran of writers. He was graduated in and thereby improper. HOFMANN. Kurt, on Aug. 1. IW1. ot IS Mrs. Viola Edwards World War II and was a Auldwood Lone. Rumson. N.J. Beloved 1937 from Dartmouth, where huibond of Belette Hofmonn aod beloved UNION BEACH - Mrs member of Monmouth Post 54 The Whritenours claim they lalhei of Kurt Hofmonn It. and Susan De he studied at the Amos B. voted brother ot Morgaret Witt. Relative* Viola King Edwards, 72, of American Legion, Freehold. were not given notice con- and Irlendi are kindly Invited to attend lu Tuck School of Business. nerul services at the Worden Funeral 311 Lorillard Ave. died Sun- Mr. Anderson retired in 1965 cerning passage of the ordi- Home. ME. Front St., Red Bank. N.J on He served as a Navy lieu- day in Bayshore Community as a maintenance worker in nance or of the subdivision Wednesday at II am In lieu af flowers, tenant during World War II. donations may be sent to Monmouth Coun Hovital, Holmdel the Monmouth County Road approvals, adding that they ly Unit of Retorted Children Also surviving are his wid- She was born in Harrison Department. first learned of the planned JAMES - Maude, ot Ml Bridge Ave. Red ow, Mrs. Nancy Weaver Bank, on Sunday. Aug. 1. If?!. Laving and lived here for the past 15 Surviving are four sons, Ber- development last June 12 mother of Morris; fond sister of Henry and Hahn; five other sons, Peter LI. Worner, Mrs. Joielle Bell. Mrs Clot years. Her husband was the tram A. Anderson of Holly- when they received notice Ice Woodson and Mrs Velmo Alexander Hahn of Blairstown, N.J. and wood, Fla., Robert A. Ander- Funeral service Wednesday at 10 a.m. at late Charles Edwards. concerning the Neptune Park CEREBRAL PALSY BENEFIT — William E. Wilson, left, Master of Ma- Ihe Calvary Baptist Church. Red Bank. Robert Hahn, Jeffrey Hahn, son of Toms River, Carl T. Rev. Purcell Ball officiating Final rites Surviving are four daugh- subdivision and the relocation sonic Lodge 178, Long Branch, is joined by, from left, Mortimer Zlnn, rep- and Interment Friday San Antonio. Tea. David Hahn, and Jonathan Anderson of Mays Landing, of a road abutting their prop- Friends may coll at the church Tuesday. 6 ters, Mrs. Joseph Riccardi resentative of B'nai Brlth, Patrick Lawlor, representative of Knights of Co- 9 p.m. In lieu ot flowers, kindly moke do- Hahn, here; a daughter, Mrs. and Gerald D. Anderson, with erty. nations to the Young Peoples Club ol Col and Mrs. Joseph Pascucci, lumbus and Chester Friedman, dance chairman and secretary of Knights of vary Baptist Church. Eric Vidinghoff of Devon, whom he lived; a sister, Mrs. Pa.; his mother, Mrs. Jules both here, Mrs. Estelle Rose Pythias, at benefit for cerebral palsy at the Long Branch Armory. WOODSON — Robert Lee. of IMO St. Nlch of Madison Township, and Puma Simpers of Hollywood, The suit said that Seaview olas Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. on Aug. ?. Loving Hahn of Chatham, N.J.; a sis- cousin ot Mrs. Blanche Monroe, Mrs. El- Mrs. Dolores LaFerra of Ir- Fla., and 19 grandchildren. Square Inc. plans to develop len Clark. Mrs. Theresa Glover, Samuel ter, Mrs. Francis Pattberg of and Joseph Eggleston, Lester Dean. Anria vington;, a son, William K. The Freeman Funeral the 130-acre tract into a ma- Carter and Daniel Logon, all ot Red Bank. Centervile, Mass., and a Man denies rape count in Keyport N.J. and Clarence, Andrew and Thelma Edwards of Perth Amboy; Home, Freehold, is in charge jor regional shopping center. Brown, all of New Rochelle. N.Y. Repot grandchild. on May 20 in Matawan. Ing ot F. Leon Harris Funeral Chapel. In- three sisters, Mrs. Florence of arrangements. FREEHOLD - A 28-year- Rose, 78 Hibernia Way, Free- terment White Ridge Cemetery, Eolon- The Boutom and Reynolds Phase one of the plan, which Lawrence Scott, 25, of 103 town. Family will receive friends and rela- McNamara of Mays Landing, old Keyport man pleaded in- hold, on May 21 in Freehold Funeral Home, here, is in is scheduled for completion tives ot the home of Mrs. Blanche Monroe. Mrs. Elsa Minovitch of Egg Mrs.- Esther Steneck nocent yesterday to charges Township and robbing her of Montgomery Ter, Red Bank, Hi w. Bergen Place, Red Bonk. N.J. charge of arrangements next year, includes a regional Harbor, and Mrs. Winifred of assault with intent to rape $28. pleaded innocent to charges MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Es- retail center; phase two, to Simon of Newark; two broth- and attempted rape stemming James Foy, 19, of Stillwell of open lewdness and resist- ther Steneck, 65, of Oakdale be completed in 1977, will add ers, David King of Matawan from an incident June 14 in St., Matawan, pleaded in- ing arrest by Red Bank po- Drive died yesterday in Riv- a 200-room motel and a con- Township, and Kermit King Keyport. nocent to a charge of threat- licemen Gary Watson, James erview Hospital, Red Bank. venience center, and phase of Roseland, Fit.; 18 grand- Donald Cottrell, of 28 Broad ening to kill Mary Lou Dog- Clayton and Aubrey Bean on Mrs. Steneck was born in three will add 215,000 square children, and 10 great-grand- St., Keyport, entered the plea gett, 2 Waters St., Matawan, June 13 in Red Bank. Union Beach and moved here feet 1o the center, said the children. a year ago from Keyport. She at his arraignment before Su- suit. It added that it is antici- perior Court Judge Patrick J. The Bedle Funeral Home, was the widow of Herman pated that the present Sears Keyport, is in charge of ar- Steneck. McGann Jr. building will be converted to Gregory Williams, 20, of 69 rangements. She was a member of the retail and office space. Reformed Church of Keyport, Center St., Freehold, pleaded innocent to charges of assault AMMCS Robert B. Adams the Middletown Senior Citi- The Neptune Park industri- with intent to rob Elizabeth zens, and the Sons and al complex is a correlative MATAWAN - Robert B. Daughters of Liberty Free- aspect of the shopping center KEEP THE HOT SUN OUT! Adams, 71, of 103 Main St., dom, Council 36, Keyport. SINCE 1926 died yesterday at Bayshore development, said the suit, Lottery winners Community Hospital, Holm- Surviving are a daughter, adding that this matter is now TRENTON - The winning KEEP COOL... del. Mrs. Fred W. Saggan, here, before the Neptune Townshjp number in the New Jersey and two sisters, Mrs. Angel TANK and HAND Born in Pennsylvania, he Planning Board for major daily lottery for Monday is ine Walling of Westfield, and had lived 20 years here. He 80227. SAVE UP TO 21% ON AIR CONDITIONING COSTSI Mrs. Fannie Walling of Hack- subdivision approval. formerly lived in Perth Am- The winning Pick-It number HUDSON SPRAYERS ettstown. Necessary for development is 516. A straight bet paid boy. LARGE SELECTION • ALL SIZES Mr. Adams was a retired The Bedle Funeral Home, of both projects is the realign- 1177; a box bet, $29.50, and refrigeration service man for Keyport, is in charge of ar- ment and construction of the front and back pair, rangements. SYCAMORE AVE. SHREWSBURY 741-6300 Rawls Refrigeration Co., roads surrounding the motel $17.50. |WINDOWT098 Union Beach. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maude James Mrs. Mary Adams; a son, RED BANK - Mrs. Maude ISHADE Robert W. Adams of Eng- Janes, 58, of 203 Bridge Ave., Up to 36" land; three daughters, Mrs. died Sunday at Riverview "We stock shades up to 72" wide" Barbara Bauer of Livingston, Hospital. Mrs. R. Jeanne O'Lszewski of Born in La Vernia, Tex., THE SWITCH IS ON Colonia, and Miss Patricia E. she had lived in the shore Adams of Roselle; seven area for 28 years. 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK grandchildren, and one great- She was a member of Cal- For Bonus Days 741-7500 grandchild. vary Baptist Church, here. The Codey Funeral Home, Surviving are a son, Morris Orange, is in charge of ar- James, at home; two broth- rangements. ers, L.B. Warner of San An- On Savings tonio, Tex., and Henry Warn- er Jr. of Houston, Tex.; three Deposit In Our Regular Passbook Savings By The sisters, Mrs. Velma Alexan- 10th Of Any Month And Earn Full Interest der and Mrs. Jozelle Bell, both of San Antonio, and Mrs. From The 1st. Clarice Woodson of Los An- Interest is Compounded Deposits geles. Daily and Paid Quarterly Received After The Childs Funeral Home, storewide 5.47% ' On Minimum Balances of $50 5.25% here, is in charge of arrange- the 10th Earn Interest Annual Annual ments. From The 1st Of The Yield Rate Robert L. Woodson Following Month. BRONX, N.Y. - Robert Lee Woodson, 68, of 1090 St. Nicholas Ave., died Saturday in St. Barnabas Hospital, SALE ENDS AUG. 9 here. Mr. Woodson was a veteran Custom 100'S of YARDS of World War II. Surviving are 11 cousins, SLIPCOVER SLIPCOVER . Mrs. Blanche Monroe, Mrs. Special 99 Ellen Clark, Mrs. Theresa 1 SOFA UP TO 84" 3 & DRAPERY Glover, Samuel and Joseph CO CUSHIONS 1 CHAIR 50 yd. Eggleston, Lester Dean, Anna with 1 cushion WING FABRIC FURNITURE SLIGHTLY Carter and Daniel Logan, all VALUES TO 6.00 YD. of Red Bank, N.J. and Clar- HIGHER 139 TAKE OUT ONLY ence, Andrew and Thelma Brown, all of New Rochelle, SAVE SAVE N.Y. UP TO 20% The F. Leon Harris Funeral 50% UP TO C\3 /O Home, Red Bank, N.J., is in DECORATOR BEDSPREADS 'n Our BATH SHOP charge of arrangements. 1 Every Bedspread In Our Hug* In- EVERY ITEM ON SALE ventory REDUCED lor This Event. • SHOWER CURTAIN • BOUTIQUE Mrs. Anna Ludd OR OPEN A SUPER ITEMS* RUGS • T0WE1S MERRITT ISLAND, Fla. - Mrs. Anna Ludd, 79, died Sat- •••i tree SILVER PASSBOOK urday. She was the mother of $1,000 minimum — 90-day Pass- shop-at-home service Mrs. Helen Krusis of Red book. Money must remain for 90 lor ill your decorating ntods. Our ex- SAVE Bank, N.J. days to earn 5.75%. Earn from perienced decorators will gladly help you Also surviving are a son, with EVERY room In your home. Custom ON '% day of deposit to the end of mads DRAPERIE8, BEDSPREADS. SLIPCO- EVERY Stanley M. Ludd, here; anoth- VERS AND UPHOLSTERY, CARPETING, er daughter, Mrs. Katherine Annual Ihe quarter. Interest compounded Annual WOVEN WOOD SHADES AND DRAPERIES. DRAPERY, CURTAIN Stulpin of Nutley, and seven daily—paid quarterly. We havs the most complete selection ol Yield Rate ready made DRAPERIES, CURTAINS AND CAFE, SHEER PANEL, grandchildren. BEDSPREADS PLUS THE PRETTIEST BATH IN OUR The Merritt Island Funeral AND BOUTIQUE Hems In Ihe area. FANTASTIC INVENTORY Home is in charge of arrange- ments. mill end CALL METROPOLITAN 741-6080 shop Hot aflllaetd ertth any niwr mill and shop In Classified Way ./SAVINGS Hie area. Maka sura you're In the, Mm end and Loan Association ilhopaf Red Bank. dial IN JERSEY CITY "The Action Line" IN EDISON TOWNSHIP IN MATAWAN TOWNSHIP IN NEW EGYPT of red bank , 137-8 BROAD STREET Bergen Avenue Hudson Shopping Mall Oakwood Shopping Plata Strathmore Shopping Canter 8 Jacobitown Road » IN SOMERVILLE' AREA •I Montgomery SlrMI Roufc 440 Wood Avenue Stall Highway 34 .VISIT INTERIORS UNUMITEA OPEN FRI. TIL 9 542-17OO SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 The Dt»fy Register 5 Police officer demoted by Manalapan committee no proof that Lt. Lydamore witnesses placed Lt. Lyda- MANALAPAN - The Charles Lydamore guilty of Francis X. Moore, Lyda- and a letter of reprimand will fective date to Aug. IS at the what Lt. Lydamore did was knew of Chief Wallace's regu more at the hospital, and that Township Committee last three charges and demoted more's lawyer, said he would be placed in his file. request of Mr. Moore. for the good of the depart' night unanimously found l.t him to sergeant appeal. He said the ruling Hearings on the matter Lt. Lyadmore and Mr. Na- ment and the township. latnin before Feb 22. In addi the lieutenant volunteered was made "by malice," and spanned several months. It son are charged with being The lawyer said there was tion, he said none of the five that information. You Are Cordially Invited to Hear... said he will seek punitive was the first time this type of absent from the township In Concert damages from each of the hearing was held here. while on duty during the eve- five committeemen. The committee, at first, set ning and morning hours of The committee also unani- today as the date Lt. Lyda- Feb. 21 and M without good "HIS AMBASSADORS" mously found Charles Nason, more's demotion would be- reason. Exciting Vocal ft Instrumental Group a dispatcher, guilty of two come effective. However, the The policeman was also From Florida Bible College charges in the same case. Mr. committee extended the ef- charged with encouraging Mr. Nason was not represented by Nason to leave his duty post a lawyer and it was not and ride with him in a patrol WEDNESDAY - AUG. 6 - 7:45 P.M. known last night if he will ap- Keansburg car in violation of a regu- peal. lation made by Thomas A. UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH Mr. Nason was suspended Wallace, police chief. 1209 W Front St., Uncroft 747-1231 for three days without pay policemen Mr. Nason is also charged with riding in the squad car in violation of the regulation. probe fire All charges were made by Chief Wallace. Choose from 6 poses KEANSBURG - The cause Marvin E. Schaefer. town- (YOUR CHOICE - NOT OURS) of a fire which early yes- ship attorney, represented terday demolished the Beacon Chief Wallace in the matter. OFFER AVAILABLE: Beach Pool and Beach Club Mr. Nason last night unsuc- on Bayshore Parkway is still cessfully attempted to have undetermined. the charges against him dis- TUES. THRU SAT. Fire officials and police missed. He claimed the town- continued an investigation un- ship ordinance under which AUG. 5 THRU AUG. 9 til late yesterday. Fire Chief the charges were made did Gary Dethlefsen said he was not pertain to him because he assisted in the investigation is not a police officer. 8 x 10 by a deputy county fire mar- Mayor James A. Flanagan shal. said the ordinance pertains to Police were notified of the COLOR all members of the police de- H.fllUr INN plielo fire at 4:01 a.m., and when partment and that Mr. Nason firemen arrived at the scene FLAG RAISING — To mark the beginning of Puerto Rican week in Red PORTRAIT is a member. Bank, the Puerto Rlcan flag was raised in front of police headquarters yes- approximately 10 minutes lat- Lt. Lydamore previously er the wooden and brick terday in the borough. Participating in the ceremony were, left to right, testified that he went to the Dimas Montalvo, Long Branch, president of the Spanish Fraternity, Mayor building was enveloped in Millhurst Inn on Feb. 22 while flames according to Detective Daniel O'Hern of Red Bank, and Teodor Ponce, Red Bank, a member of on duty and bought sand- the board of trustees of the Spanish Fraternity. M m* so50cc filf m fM Raymond O'Hare. wiches that were requested Although the fire was by some staff members at i ALL AGES • BABIES brought under control by 6:30 Freehold Area Hospital, Free- • CHILDREN-ADULTS a.m., and firemen left the hold Township. GROUPS$1.00 EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON scene an hour later, a fire The policeman said he had i ONE SPECIAL PER FAMILY watch continued until 8:30 done this on other occasions a.m., he said. All that re- and felt that the action was mained of the two-story club- good public relations because house, housing a dance hall, the hospital staff had always bar and kitchen, was the treated Manalapan police 8 x 10 DECOPLAQUE structure's brick veneer, he well. said. Lt. Lydamore said he re- Chief Dethlefsen could give quested Mr. Nason to ride in $9.95 no estimate of damage, pend- the patrol car with him be- An 8 x 10 photo permeruntly mounted on • beautiful ing completion of an in- cause of possible trouble at cirvtd decontor plique. vestigation by insurance com- the Olde Silver Tavern, Rt. panies. The club is privately 522. Mr. Nason was to radio PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS: owned by its membership. in case of trouble, Lt. Lyda- Three members of the New more testified. TUESDAY- WEONESOAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY- Point Comfort Fire Company The policeman said he did t P.M. to 8 P.M. FRIDAY • 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. were injured fighting the not receive a written direc- blaze, and nearly a dozen tive from Chief Wallace re- men were treated for smoke garding dispatchers riding in inhalation, according to De- patrol cars until March 5. MIDDLETOWN tective O'Hare. None required Chief Wallace testified that hospitalization. he informed dispatchers Feb. Firemen were able to keep 14 of the regulation, and that NEPTUNE the blaze from spreading to he informed staff leaders of (jUifA other buildings in the area. the same regulation at a DISCOUNT DIPAMTMINT tTONII Assisting the New Point meeting later in the day. MANALAPAN Comfort and Manning Place Mr. Moore said the com- Fire Companies were units mittee has no power to de- from West Keansburg and mote Lt. Lydamore. He said BRICKTOWN East Keansburg Fire Com- the major issue was whether pany. Juveniles' parents are liable FREEHOLD - The Borough Council last night unanimously adopted an ordi- nance providing for charges against parents whose juve- Velvets • Crepes nile children break the law twice in 365 days. Satins • Silky nylon The ordinance provides that • Lace trims if the second offense occurs within the 365 days, "it shall with jackets be presumed, subject to re- buttal by competent evidence really exciting that the parents of said minor during said period of time Election ... allowed, permitted or suf- ] fered said minor to commit a erything you'll want for S A% on all regular violation of the public peace." The penalty to parents is a special occasions passbook savings... maximum $500 fine, max- imum M days in jail, or both. and into fall! Violation of the public from Day of Deposit peace includes defacing, dam- And from a prestige aging or destroying public to Day of Withdrawal property, assault and battery, r—you'll know from robbery, stealing or larceny, breaking and entering, ex- Payable Monthly tortion or use of a controlled costly workmanship Provided minimum deposit is main- dangerous substance (illegal tained until end oi interest period ' drugs). and breathtaking fashions, ' Mrs. Thelma Quinn, 98 Jackson St., said the ordi- e early ... they're one nance "discourages responsi- bility on the part of the young and few-of-a-kind and people." She said that the ordinance wll go fast! gives defiant children "a weapon to hold against their sses' sizes but not parents." Mrs. Quinn said children have' "enough weap- rery size in every BLUE RIBBON ons already." PASSBOOK Mayor Roger Kane said the fie or color. council is "not interested in i seeing parents go to jail." 90 day notite account Interest from day ol He said that parents of sev- deposit, compounded daily $500 minimum eral "repeat offenders just don't give a hoot and won't come down and pick up their kid." Higher Rates Available "The buck has to stop somewhere, and in this case, on Certificates of Deposit. it must stop with the parent," Mayor Kane said. The mayor said the ordi- nance gives the police "more leverage," and would make parents "more aware and re- sponsive." Councllwoman Jacqueline Holtz said she is not satisfied with the Junvenile Court sys- 600 BROADWAY at NORWOOD AVENUE, LONQ BRANCH tem. She said she has seen juve- OAKHURST ENGUSHTOWN KEYPORT MIDDLEBROOK LITTLE SILVER BRICKTOWN niles found guilty of a crime OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 30 P M NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS MANALAPAN HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND J MIDDLETOWN "walking the streets the next MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER -EATONTOWN, N.J. day." The Daily Register Mind-boggling FBI errors bad man," and the crime of Established in 187»-Pubhshed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii —Two references to a 10 per cent kickback, which a "shylocking" comes out "sky- With LES WHITTEN locking." A reference to "a ARTHUR Z KAMIN Mafia middleman had collect- WASHINGTON ed from a major New York soldier, you know, sneaks President and Editor FBI chief Clarence Kelley, whose square jaw is replacing shipping firm, were left out of through enemy lines" is the late J Edgar Hoover's SCENE the FBI transcript recorded in the transcript as Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor bulldog visage as a symbol of -In one tape, a Mafia cou- "a sager who speaks the en- rier tells how he and his pals emy line." law and order, has strength- • <•>• 1 UMi HUH g TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1975 ened the FBI, restored ils had fooled FBI agents who The phrase, "the rest of the morale and corrected past offices, the Justice Depart- had been keeping them under members," is translated by abuses. ment and the courts. Al- surveillance. Under the noses the FBI astonishingly as 'I think they've been dropping Our assessment of Kelley though an FBI spokesman ex- of the agents, boasts the cou- "Richard Nixon." The name may be noteworthy, since we plained that the transcripts rier, the mobsters had "Diddinger," perhaps in mem- acid in there for years.' were the first to expose Hoo- were merely rough drafts, smuggled in "enough ex- ory of past FBI glory, be- ver's excesses. We told how they were stamped "Evi- plosives in the truck to blow "always hires a few of the comes "Dillinger." And the the FBI, under Hoover, kept dence" not "Drafts." up ... Union Station." This fire marshals" to cover up name of .a California bus files on prominent Americans, The circulation of grossly part of the courier's con- criminal fireworks sales. This iessman, Charles Rulapaugh. photocopied their private pa- erroneous transcripts as FBI fession doesn't appear in the reference to bribery also is is transcribed as "rule ap- pers, obtained their bank evidence strikes at the heart FBI transcript. deleted from the transcript. ' plys." records without subpoenas of the judicial process. In the —Discussion of two other —On one tape, a federal The phrase, "I was fired, Mr. Simpkins," becomes "You and even committed burglar- name of justice, proper pre- crimes, involving fireworks agent quotes "a guy from% ies. cautions should be taken to brought in as "pest control AID" as saying that "every" despise Mr. Simpkins" in the Now we have uncovered an- ensure their accuracy. pebbles" and name-brand body at every level is aking transcript. An ex-FBI agent other scandal, which Kelley Even more serious than the cigarettes fabricated by thetheir cut" of U.S. shipments William Turner, who wrote an inherited. We have estab- rrors are the omissions. For Mafia "with their machines in to Vietnam. Unaccountably, unfavorable book about the lished that FBI transcripts, example, the tapes contain their warehouses," is myste- the FBI transcript turns the late J. Edgar Hoover, Is de- marked as evidence and dis- references to crimes that riously missing from the tran- quote around. "Everybody scribed in the tapes as "just tributed to prosecutors and should have been in- script. never knows who's taking a interested in ... prose- judges, are loaded with er- vestigated, yet these crucial —A Mafia informant, talk- cut," states the FBI version. cuting." But it appears in the rors. references don't appear in the ing to a T-man about a payoff The transcripts are also lit- FBI transcript as "just inter- With the help of Washing- FBI transcripts. Here are a case, is asked: "Did you tell tered with Keystone Hops er- ested in... prostitution." ton's renownea private detec- few examples: the FBI anything about these rors. In a reference to gang- Among the comic mistakes tive Richard Bast, we have —Bast put Treasury agents payoffs and anything?" The ster Paul Coppola, there is a are also some that are chill- reviewed 150,000 words in FBI together with a Mafia contact mobster replies: line about putting "up a wit- ing. At one point, a tape con- transcripts and have found and taped the interview. The "Yes ... Yeah." But in the ness bond to appear at Paul tains this warning from Bast more than 30,000 errors. One mobster gave evidence of a FBI transcript, he is quoted Coppola's trial." This appears about a mob informer: "To 136-page transcript contained "violation of the mails." The as saying "No." Nowhere on in the FBI transcript as "up be quite frank, his life is in 6,500 goofs. tape was later transcribed by the tape is there a sound that to Kichenape to appear in danger." Yet these transcripts were the FBI,/but mention of the could be mistaken for "No." front of a Polish trial." In the FBI transcript, the distributed for use in criminal postal violation strangely was —An underworld fireworks The term "bag man" is phrase reads: "unintelli- and civil cases to various FBI omitted. dealer describes how his boss transcribed by the FBI as gible." The Food Stamp rip-off By JAMES J. KILPATRICK •••• iiiiiiiiiiiuniiiii i required to cover food stamp Thousands of college stu- redemption. An estimated 57.3 dents, demonstrating the A first order of business in CONSFRVATIVF million persons are poten- skills of professional con men, the Senate Agriculture Com- w^3*«« ™i 1VH, tially eligible — one out of are raiding the program. mittee, once Cohgress returns four — at a cost of (15 to (20 School teachers, striking from its August recess, will VIEW billion a year. This is mad- workers, and ski-bums are be the matter of food stamp ness. leeching upon less opportunis- reform. The problem cries • tiiin iinii Senator James L. Buckley tic citizens. Though the cou- out for attention. Chairman of New York has taken the pons are marked "non-trans- Herman Talmadge of Georgia pluses. The program got un- lead in a growing Senate ferable," they are in fact as has promised to provide it. der way in March of 1965 with movement for reform. Con- transferable as dollar bills. a caseload of 442,000 and an gressman Robert H. Michel of They ought to be quoted like Not even the much-abused annual outlay of $36 million Illinois is marshalling troops KILPATRICK francs, pounds, or lire on a program of public aid to fam- One in 439 Americans was re- in the House. Thus far the ef- foreign exchange. ilies with dependent children ceiving food stamps. fort is mostly a Republican can — and do — qualify for has provoked the resentment food stamps. Buckley and For the record: Yes, of The program that began as effort, but perceptive Demo- course, the program does now directed toward food an innocent baby has become crats will want to get on the Michel provide the example stamps. Over the years many of a family with earnings of benefit — indispensably ben- The Medicaid morass a Frankenstein's monster. right side of this issue. It is efit — millions of truly needy federal programs have be- Just before he left for Hel- outrageous for the great body $1,000 a month. The formula We find it shocking that the legislature agrees with the governor come "rip offs" — crop sub- requires deductions of ex- families with earnings below sinki, President Ford sent a of American taxpayers to be the proverty line. The Buck- state attorney general, William F. that a massive tax reform program sidies, oil depletion, soft for- despairing message to Con- saddled any longer with food penses for income taxes, re- Hyland, should have to warn some eign loans, special tax privi- tirement, Social Security, ley-Michel bill actually would is vital, and cannot be further de- gress asking for a further subsidies unneeded and unde- greatly expand the benefits New Jersey physicians and dentists layed. leges for sham foundations. supplementary appropriation served. • union dues, medical costs, But in the food stamp pro- ' child care, and roughly half for such families. The two that they might lose their license to to finance food stamps for the Buckley and Michel have sponsors are not proposing to Even though the medical society gram, Congress unwittingly present fiscal year. of all housing costs. When all practice if they refuse to care for done their homework. They this is taken off the top, the abolish the program, but to disassociates itself from the feder- has created the biggest rip off needy patients. of them all. Brace yourself. Some 20 are circulating a critical ana- family can buy $154 in food whack it back to manageable lysis of faults in the present size. Mr. Hyland issued his threat af- ation's "we'll strike" posture, it be- million persons — roughly one stamps every month for $95. lieves the state's Division of Medical of every 12 — are now riding act, and they have introduced That adds up to a welfare ter some New Jersey doctors an- When the Food Stamp Act a bill to correct at least the During the August recess, Assistance and Health Services ac- was adopted in 1964, the com- this gravy train. Mr. Ford subsidy of $708 a year. It is while members of Congress nounced they might withhold office asked for $6.8 billion to keep grossest abuses. Their object preposterous. services because of a 10 per cent cut ted arbitrarily. The division had mendable idea was to assist is to rewrite the eligibility are back in their homes, the truly needy in obtaining a it going. beleaguered taxpayers will by the state in Medicaid reimburse- originally set Sept. 1 as the date for rules, and to take positive the fee reductions, but advanced it nutritionally adequate diet. A Under present law, the steps against rampant fraud. Talmadge remarked in the have an opportunity to give ment fees. Medicaid funds are used secondary purpose (which ac- President had no alternative. Senate last month that "every their representatives a piece to pay for medical and dental treat- by a month. counts for administration by The food stamp budget is The present eligibility for- time I go home to Georgia, I of their minds. Constituents ment and pharmacists' fees for The society believes that such an Agriculture rather than by open-ended. Until the law is mula is so loosely structured hear complaints about food could usefully begin by de- people who are on welfare or are eli- action, without an opportunity for a Welfare) was to promote the changed, the taxpayers must that four-member families stamp abuses." Such com- manding reform of the big- disposal of agricultural sur- put up whatever sums may be with incomes up to (12,000 plaints are nationwide. gest rip off of them all. gible for welfare. previous hearing, does not indicate The state ordered the Medicaid reciprocal consideration or coopera- fee reductions as part of the overall tion. Its members have a point in budget cuts that have resulted be- criticizing the breakdown in commu- cause New Jersey doesn't have suf- nications between them and the Easy living at the Fed ficient money to operate. state, but they also fail to under- stand the urgency of the state's fis- shows the Fed spends on The slashes ordered by the state By NICHOLAS v«n HOFFMAN '" " wmmmmmmm is subject to outside audit, the mean that physicians will get only cal picture. White House is subject to out- pouring Scotch over the rocks side audit, but the Fed audits is less important than the evi- $5.67 for each office visit by a Medi- We wonder, of course, what Last year the Federal Re- THE LIBERAL dence demonstrating the de- caid patient; pharmacists will get a serve System spent $8,204 to itself and asks us to take its they, the dentists and the pharmac- word for its honesty, frugality gree to which the banking in- maximum of $1.90 above the cost of move one of its employees the dustry can get what it wants ists were doing when Gov. Brendan long distance from Jackson- SIDE and sagacity. medication for each Medicaid pre- Recently that marvelous, from the Fed. Why, for ex- T. Byrne was pleading for public ville, Fla , to Atlanta, Ga. ample, should the Fed pro- scription (instead of the previous support for his income tax propos- The Fed has assets of al- old-time Texas Fed fighter, Rep. Wright Patman, has had vide the banking industry $2.15), and laboratory fees would be als. most $14 billion, mostly in the with $47 million worth of free slimmed by 40 per cent. form of U.S. Government even the meenie-poos of the his staff look into how this We do not know if the state CIA — must do. unique agency spends the armored car service? More securities on which you and I millions are being spent by The New Jersey Federation of Boards of Medical Examiners and pay the Fed nearly $6 billion The Fed spends as it pleas- public's money running itself. von HOFFMAN Physicians and Dentists, a 350-mem- es and answers questions In the last decade the Fed's the Fed to develop automated Dentistry could follow up its threat a year in interest. It is these the Fed kicked in another currency handling equipment ber union, announced that rather to suspend or revoke licenses of doc- profits which permit the Fed about itself only when it cares expenses have gone up almost $270,000 for athletic activi- to. In addition to its wealth 200 percent to a total of close for the industry. Aren't these than treating Medicaid patients it tors and dentists who refuse to treat to be so understanding about ties and to the Federal Re- the ordinary costs of doing recommended sending them to hos- moving expenses; they also and profits?'this agency also to $600 million. (The profits serve Clubs which put on pic- Medicaid patients. Rather, we hope handles transactions totaling the Fed doesn't spend on it- business which every private pital outpatient facilities. Besides enable the Fed to escape go- nics, parties and other fun ac- enterprise can be reasonably it will be unnecessary to bring about ing to Congress for an annual over $M trillion a year, and self are turned in to the Trea- costing the state between $40 and $50 tivities for Fed chairman Ar- expected to bear for itself? such a test. appropriation as every other all of this happens without an sury.) thur Burns' overworked and a patient, that would mean an un- part of our government — outside audit. The Pentagon Here are a few amusing The Patman report also A public hearing on the fee cuts underpaid employees. raises the question of some conscionable extra load on hospital may be scheduled later this month. items. Last year the New If, in a private business, the York Federal Reserve Bank very gross sorts of conflict of emergency rooms and clinics. It would be an unusual "after the stockholders want to spend interest in the Fed's hiring of spent $4,749 for office Christ- their money that way, there The Medical Society of New Jer- fact" hearing, but these are unusual mas decorations. It also spent compromised persons as con- sey, expressing concern about the would be no reason to take sultants from the banking in- times, indeed. What it could accom- $9.67 for bowling score sheets, exception. What is eyebrow "Medicaid morass," said the union's $1,372 on membership dues to dustry and its professorial plish is questionable. The problem, lifting here is that the Fed is apologists in the universities. protest (Joes not necessarily repre- no money, won't be solved. the Council on Foreign Rela- a public agency operating as tions, $123,073 on American Beyond that kind of garden sent the professional attitude of the Wef expect that normal relation- though it were a private one. variety whorishness, we have Airlines tickets and $119.32 on That is exactly what some of 9,000 physician-members of the so- ships between doctors and their Me- golf fees. officers of the Federal Re- ciety. We certainly hope that is the the opponents of the original serve personally owning more dicaid patients will continue. It Federal Reserve Act back in case. would be horrible, though, if the life The Louisville branch of the than $100 million worth of St. Louis Fed blew $1,226 on 1913 predicted would happen. stocks while making official New Jersey's austerity budget is or health of even one new Medicaid booze and dinner for 19 No, President Wilson assured decisions which can affect something we all have to live with. client was jeopardized because of people. Houston treated itself them, the law "provides for their price on every stock ex- It's a condition that no citizen en- the so-called job action by some doc- to a $2,172 luncheon. The Chi- public instead of private con- change in America. Lastly, trol, thus making the banks joys, but it will be with us until the tors. cago Fed found a way to there is the question of the spend $122,000 recruiting new what they should be — ser- Fed's using its power to make employees, while the larger vants and not the masters of the banks bail out failing, in- 9 New York Bank said it could business ... With government efficient and possibly corrupt control, there is created a corporations. Junk socialism Highlands celebration do the same job for under force which, while it will not $10,000. Given the thousands to save the rich and the stu- Special events have been sched- "happy birthday" greetings. An en- attempt to run the business of pid from the consequences of and thousands of dollars in the banks, will be clothed uled this month in Highlands to try which is certain to draw many bills the Fed piled up on jew- their own business in- with some authority to pre- competence. Without an out- mark the borough's 75th annivers- thousands of persons there will be elry, flowers, limousines, par- vent injustice from the banks ties and other forms of recre- side audit these practices sary. They begin Thursday with a the famous' Budweiser-Clydesdale to the general public. Under can't be prohibited; they talent contest at the grammar horses. ation, you wouldn't imagine the proposed plan, recognition can't even be properly de- they'd have to spend anything school, and run through Sunday, Mrs. Joseph Dempsey is chair- is given the Interests of the tected and understood. The on recruitment. people, and there is estab- Aug. 24, when churches there will man of a committee which has la- Fed needs a lot of funda- Fed employees even have lished the principle of some mental new legislation be- have special services to mark the bored to present a complete pro- two pension plans. A regular other control of credit than sides a compulsory outside historic observance. gram designed to let the world know government type and some- arbitrary control by the audit, but Mr. Patman's bill The biggest event of all will be about Highlands' important past and thing called the Thrift Plan, a banks. . . This is a great to make the Fed show its promising future. In today's editions mutual fund to which the principle." book Is a necessary beginning on Saturday, Aug. 23, when a parade agency bas generously con- of The Register, pages 14 and 15 to give us what Woodrow Wil- will draw firemen from throughout tributed more than $10 million It is also a dead one. The son said would be ours 62 the state as well as colorful and dra- deal with the anniversary, a gala from 1970 when it was begun hundreds of thousands of dol- years ago. matic floats and contingents bearing that promises to have wide appeal. Piece of cake to the end of 1974. Last year lars the Patman staff report SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY: AUGUST 5. 1975 The Daily Register 7 Potential bank conflicts seen in health plans B11y1 WILLIAtill • liMU CTAMrMiA.STOCKTONi • ~*~ bank officials as directors and Medicare funds deposited in (Second In a series) necessary to pay checking account costs senbers But there are hints the banks of these directors There also were at least 20 cases The excess balances ranged from $8,597 at the Marshall & In Texas, the Blue Cross-Blue Shield plans paid $97,776 in which funds collected from private subscribers were depos- Ilsley Bank in Milwaukee to $163,717 at Mid-Atlantic National WASHINGTON (AP) - Millions of dollars in federal and last year in investment management fees to Republic Nation- ited at banks with representation on Blue Cross and Blue private funds entrusted to Blue Cross and Blue Shield are Bank in Newark, N J Six other banks had accounts with defi- al Bank of Dallas, according to data provided by the health being channeled through banks with officers who sit on the Shield boards In each case, other banks also received money cits — an indication these banks provided lervicef at less plans They deposited about $35 million in Texas banks last health organizations' boards. from the health organizations. than cost during the period. year and almost one-fourth was at Republic National at one Philadelphia Blue Cross, for example, has three board Medicare records and Polks Bank Directory, a standard point during the year, state insurance reports disclose Some of the money is federal Medicare funds adminis- members who also are directors of the Philadelphia Savings tered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield Medicare officials say at reference, list three salaried presidents of Blue Cross organi- The Social Security Administration's analysis said Repub- Fund Society. State insurance records show that of the $9 mil- least 11 banks have had excess balances in Medicare checking zations who also serve as directors of banks where Medicare lic National's Medicare account had an average daily excess lion that Blue Cross invested in interest-paying savings cer- accounts this year. They say steps are being taken to require accounts are kept. They are Tom I. Beauchamp Jr , presi- balance of $40.5116 during the first quarter of 1975. competitive bidding for banking services to eliminate this tificates in 1974, $3.7 million went to the Philadelphia Savings dent of Texas Blue Cross-Blue Shield and a director of the Re- Robert B Cullum. a Republic director, and James W As- problem by December Fund Society public National Bank of Dallas and its parent company. Re- ton, board chairman of Republic of Texas Corp and vice In Alabama, M. E. Moor Jr., president of the FirSt Na- public of Texas Corp.; Alden E Klory, president of Blue chairman of the bank, have been Blue Cross-Blue Shield An Associated Press investigation has identified at least tional Bank of Birmingham, is a member of the Alabama Cross of Virginia and a director of Second National Bank in 25 banks around the country with officers involved in a poten- board members for several years, while Beauchamp sits on Blue Cross Blue Shield board. The organization had two Medi- Richmond, and Leo E Suycott, president of Wisconsin Blue Republic National's board. tialconflict of interest because they also are directors of Blue care accounts at First National in 1974. In addition, Alabama Cross and a director of Marshall & Ilsley in Milwaukee. In a Cross and Blue Shield plans. ill put the competitiveness of this management fee up Blue Cross-Blue Shield invested $43 million last year in inter- fourth case, Robert P. Taylor was president of Blue Cross- against anyone else's." said Hugh D Kller, a Texas Blue Huge amounts of money are involved in Blue Cross and est-paying bank certificates of deposit. About half the money Blue Shield of Arkansas and a director of Worthen Bank and Blue Shield financing. The two organizations act as inter- Cross-Blue Shield vice president "You have to have your in- was invested at First National at one point during the year; Trust in Little Rock, until his resignation recently from his vestment portfolio somewhere and you have to pay them fees mediaries and distribute $15 billion annually in federal health the other half at a dozen other banks, according to state in- Blue Cross-Blue Shield post care funds, mostly for Medicare. They also collect $15 billion to manage it " surance records. In each of the four cases, a top official of the bank sits on Nationwide, the Blue Cross plans had $14 billion in re- annually in private subscriber premiums. In all, Blue Cross Stale insurance officials in several states say they're the local Blue Cross or Blue Shield board Social Security hsi- and Blue Shield handle 30 per cent of the $100 billion spent an- serve funds to invest in 1973. the latest figure available. Blue aware of the relationships between banks and Blue Cross-Blue ed excess balances in Medicare accounts at Republic National Shield reserves wew4796 million. nually by Americans for medical care. Shield. No action has been taken, they say, because no laws as well as Marshall & Ilsley during the first quarter of the National Blue Cross and Blue Shield policy requires only Auditors from the U.S. Department of Health. Education have been violated. year. Second National in Richmond and Worthen Bank and and' Welfare (HEW.) issued a report last year criticizing Cali- that directors of the 144 state and local plans disclose con- "I would always want good financial people on my board; Trust had deficit balances, indicating the banks were car- flicts of interest to fellow board members. "The antidote to fornia Blue Shield because of its medicare account The re- they're essential," says Ted Sherlock, president of Maryland rying the cost of the checking accounts port said the account had an average balance in 1972 (the avoid conflict is to disclose it," says George Heitler, senior Blue Cross, which has one banker on the 27-member board. There are no regulations specifically prohibiting Blue vice president of the Blue Cross Association. year of the audit) of $5.2 million and that excess funds in the In response to a Freedom of Information request, officials Cross or Blue Shield officials from being connected with ;i account cost the government $150,000 a year in interest it The AP investigation did uncover bankers who are direc- of the Social Security Administration, which supervises Medi- bank where Medicare funds are deposited But a clause in the could have earned tors of local Blue Cross or Blue Shield plans but who don't care, analyzed the questionable Medicare accounts found by contract between Blue Cross-Blue Shield and Medicare pro- As a result of the HEW report. California Blue Shield has have health plan funds in their banks. One bank official in AP. Social Security identified 11 accounts with excess balanc- vides that no director, trustee, officer or employe of a Medi- switched to competitive bidding for banking services. Kansas repudiated the practice. es during the first quarter of 1975. This meant the banks had care fiscal intermediary can use his position to further his Federal employes who are Blue Cross and Blue Shield "Basically that would be a conflict of interest," said John federal money to invest beyond that needed to pay each bank private business interests. subscribers have a class action suit pending in U.S. District A. O'Leary Jr., of Peoples State Bank in Luray, Kan,He was for its checking account service. No one knows how much the relationships between Blue Court in Washington. It seeks to force several Washington appointed to the Kansas Blue Shield Board by the state's gov- The Social Security Administration says that banks should Cross-Blue Shield and banks might cost the federal govern- banks, some of their officers and other defendants to pay in- ernor. keep only enough excess Medicare funds to earn the interest ment or more than 80 million Blue Cross and Blue Shield sub- terest lost because millions of dollars of subscriber premiums "I'm an honest Irishman and we don't run a railroad that allegedly were kept in interest-free checking accounts in the way. In good conscience we couldn't keep any Blue Shield 1960s money. I represent the people of Kansas," O'Leary said. Several of the defendants were board members of Blue The AP found 20 Blue Cross or Blue Shield plans with Cross of Washington at the time and also bank officials in the Fort names new chaplain city. One defendant, Douglas R. Smith, still is a Blue Cross board member. He is president of National Savings and Trust, FT. MONMOUTH - The Bragg in 1960 and since then was assigned to Vietnam as Oak Leaf Cluster, the Army the bank where Washington Blue Cross keeps its medicare ac- new post chaplain here is Col. has made 150 parachute deputy staff chaplain with I Commendation Medal and count, according to Social Security records. Anthony M. Fracasso, a Ro- jumps. Field Torces. He then spent a Vietnam Campaign medals man Catholic priest. With the 10th Special year at Ft. Gordon, Ga., as In Germany he belonged to Father Fracasso replaces Forces Group he went to Bad chaplain to the then South- free fall parachute jumping Paulino D. Deocampo M.D., P.A. Col. Paul LeBlanc, who held Tolz, Germany, in 1964 and eastern Signal School. clubs. He is a pipe collector AND the post since July, 1973, and spent three years in Europe Father Fracasso's next tour (has over 150 now), and a is now assigned to Korea. on assignments. In 1967 he was again in Germany at qualified scuba diver. Chen-Pang Su M.D., P.A. Father Fraeasso, of Ham- Zweibrucken and Frankfort, den, Conn., came here from until 1972, when he returned The I Xuly Register Announce the relocation of their offices for Ft MacPherson, Ga., where for duty at Ft. Sill, Okla, as the practice of internal medicine and cardiol- he was post chaplain for the deputy post chaplain for eight Classified Way ogy to past two years. He is a 1946 months, before going to Ft. graduate of St. Mary's Semi- MacPherson. dial 180 KINGS HIGHWAY nary, Baltimore, and holds His decorations include the "The Action Line" degrees from there in Sociolo- Legion of Merit, the Merit- MIDDLETOWN, NJ. 07748 gy and Sacred Theology. He orious Service Medal with 542-1700 Hours by appointment 671 -9390 also received a master's de- gree in Secondary Education from the University of Cali- fornia through its overseas branch in Germany in 1971. Before entering the Army, the new chaplain spent 12 years as a parish priest in Connecticut. His first assign- , ment in the Army was at Ft. Meet AT BOYS NATION - U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, Chafee, Ark., now a camp for R-N.J., greets New Jersey's two representatives to Vietnamese refugees. In 1959 the American Legion-sponsored Boys Nation in he served in Korea with I Washington: Mark McNulty of Warren County, Corps Artillery. He joined the center, and William Rooney of New Monmouth. 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Col. Anthony Fracasso the men who guide OPEN 6 DAYS the Friend Ship. THIS SUMMER SALE 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 STARTS (OPPOSITE CIRCLE CHEVROLET) MON.-TUES. 10-5 WED., THURS. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 WED. 10A.M "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY" JUSTIN """_„ 1 OfTtN IMITATED-NEVER-DUPUCATEP I JUNIORS VERY FAMOUS NAME BRAND BACK TO CAREER OR COLLEGE FALL "75" INDIAN PATCH WORK JUNIORS FAMOUS LABEL

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Too ground often meatloaf is made with cheap hamburger By ELEANOR MARKO so I don't have to ask for a 13-ounce can evaporated skim milk meat — think of all that saturated fat — and dime," she stated emphat- 1 package - 2 envelopes — onion soup mix held together with starchy fillers and eggs - The vote was given to wom- ically. Put cereal flakes in a plastic bag and all that cholesterol! en in the second decade of "There's a lot less resent- crush with a rolling pin. Reserve some cereal this century, but it is their ment in this arrangement," Today we've got a trio of savory meatloaves for the top of the meatloaf. Combine with all children who are feeling the she confided quite bluntly. that are just what the doctor ordered ... but remaining ingredients and toss lightly Pack full effect of this emancipa- Grace, who retains her so delicious, nobody will know you've been tin- lightly into a nonstick loaf pan or shape into a tion. They have taken to maiden name in her signa- kering with the calorie and cho- loaf. Top with remaining crumbs. Bake in a heart directions and opportu- ture, was bom in 1941 in New lesterol content. We begin with the leanest preheated 350-degree oven for 70 minutes nities beyond kinder, kuchen York City and lived there un- meat, not ready-packaged hamburger — but Makes eight servings, 228 calories each and kirche. They have be- til 1968. She moved to Albu- lean meat you've had ground to order without come a rather historic gener- querque, N.M., after com- MEATLOAF MEXICANA INDEPENDENT — Long Branch artist Grace the fat. These recipes contain no egg yolks ation. pleting studies at High School 10-and-three-quarter ounce can tomato soup, Graupe-Pillard is pictured with one ol her since it's the yolks, not the whites that harbor The time capsule for of Music and Art, New York. the cholesterol. undiluted changes was opened when City College of New York, large paintings which shows the influence ol photography in some ol her themes. She is 3 tablespoons water World War II created a great where she got a BA degree, 2 teaspoons oregano independent economically as far as her art demand for women in busi- and Art Students League. 2 teaspoons chili powder ness offices and factories. In She and her husband, who is concerned SLIM GOURMET 1 teaspoon cumin, optional art, women were com- has a master's degree in 1 and one-half pounds beef round, trimmed of paratively rare in the fields of anthropology, lived and people" instead of bands of fat and ground sculpture and painting until worked in New Mexico before color. One of her newest ITALIAN MEATLOAF 2 egg whites the war. returning to New Jersey. Her works is a 98 by 65-inch paint- 16-ounce can Italian tomatoes 1 onion, finely chopped Yet, the ranks of "famous" paintings, she said, were in- ing of a family dinner scene 1 pound beef round, trimmed of fat and 1 teaspoon garlic salt women artists continue to spired by "all the music as in a kitchen of herself with ground 1 bell pepper, finely chopped mark time. well as the spirit of quilts, her sister's family, with Combine soup, water, oregano, chili and cu Certainly, an increasing blankets and my memories of whom The PUlards stayed for half-pound lean veal or pork, trimmed of fat min. Measure out a half cup. number of women artists are New Mexico." and ground eight months after arriving Combine the half-cup of soup mixture with becoming more outspoken One of these paintings from New Mexico. It took a 2 onions, finely chopped all remaining ingredients. Shape into a loaf in about their serious desire to "New Mexico Visit," a giant month to do the painting. a shallow roasting pan. Pour on remaining make full careers of art. By 1 green pepper, seeded and chopped Her newest commission in- soup mixture. Bake in a preheated 350-degree comparison to 30 years ago, 1 cup fresh parsley, minced volves a similar grouping of a oven for one hour, basting occasionally with the numbers have increased family who commissioned her 1 tablespoon oregano the soup mixture in the pan. Makes six by the hundreds, many of 7 want to support myself so I for a large work. Grace took servings, 201 calories each. them deserving of recogni- don't have to ask for a dime.' herself off to Washington, 1 teaspoon garlic salt dash of red pepper tion. Why, indeed too, are where she stayed with the Succeed with the Slim Gourmet Diet, a there no deans of women of family for a couple of weeks Break up tomatoes with a fork. Add all re- five-day eating plan with gourmet main art departments in univer- 78 by (1% inches, was includ- while she snapped away with maining ingredients and mix lightly. Shape courses, between-meal snacks, delicious des- sities? ed in the "Women Artists her camera and made a myr- into a loaf. If you wish, garnish the top with serts and .. . even wine with your meals! The heritage of struggle Series Year Four in Septem- iad of sketches before re- additional green pepper rings. Bake in a pre- Complete with recipes. Send a stamped, self- seems always there. ber 1974 in the Mabel Smith turning to the studio to get heated 350-degree oven one hour, or until a addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gour- One of the artists with ex- Douglass Library in New down to the brushwork in acry- meat thermometer registers 170 degrees. met Diet, in care of this newspaper, Sparta. traordinary vitality and sta- Brunswick. lics and pastels on canvas. Makes six servings; 187 calories each. N.J. 07871. mina at work to break "the "I want to incorporate pho- Life class, she says, got her poor struggling artist" syn- tography into my work," involved with the figure, and drome is Grace Graupe-Pil- Grace said, explaining her in- her textile colorings which lard. volvement with the bands of she does for a New York Clay pot cooking Sept. 20 She has ensconced herself color and images. "It's like firm, has given her the pa- MANALAPAN - The art of cooking process. in a traditionally large, bar- magic in the darkroom." tience for her work, which water, oil or fats, especially cooking will take a step back- Most foods can be cooked in ren studio on the second floor she describes as "very neces- good news for calorie count- She admitted that this di- ward when the age-old prac- the clay pot without adding walkup at 1 Third Ave., Long 'sary" to her. ers. rection of her art is costly. tice of cooking in clay will be Branch. She used 100 sheets of photo- "I made a choice to have Married to Stephen Pillard, demonstrated at Steinbach, graphy paper in two weeks no children," Grace said, and Manalapan Sept. 20 from noon a U.S. Postal worker in Ea- doing her own developing in a admits she works "hard and to 4 p.m. tontown, Grace is indepen- darkroom she says is "primi- full time." Make A Date dent economically as far as tive, but it will do." "My husband encourages her art career is concerned. The backward step is ac- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- "I want to be more sepa- me to be independent and is tually a forward step accord- She earns the rent for the rate economically so I can supportive ... but I want to tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines (or one day. $1.00 each addi- away-from-home studio, utili- ing to Reston Lloyd, Ltd., tional line; $3.00 for two days, $125 each additional line; spend freely. Although I'm i support myself. I even have a Reston, Va., sole U.S. impor- ties and the photography she not frivolous, it may seem separate bank account." $9 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6 00 incorporates in her work, by ter (or the German-manufac- for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon day that way to others." To her, her art career has to tured Glazed Schlemmertopf. private commissions and Hooked on creating large pay its own way. And, when before publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask from adult education classes. The company's representa- for the Date Secretary. paintings, Grace feels she is you hear it, you've got to be- tive will be showing how to "I want to support myself now drifting toward "bands of lieve. cook in the improved earthen- Today - For children, DialaStory with a Biblical ware pot, offering samples of moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of the prepared food and an- Mlddletown. Dial 171-Ulf swering questions.

Clay cooking actually dates AUGUST 5 to AUGUST 18 back to the Romans who en- Pre-school registration. PEACE Inc. of Monmouth cased food in clay and cooked County located Irving PI., Belford. State certified AM it in the coals of a fire. and P.M. sessions available. Two day week, $15 per month. Three day week, $20 per month. For information Most important of new fea- call 787-2736 or 787-5223. tures is the thin, transparent AUGUST t glaze on the bottom portion of "Summer Sing" - Sponsored by the Shrewsbury Cho- the pot only. This assures rale. Audience participation. Commons Dining Room, that foods will not stain the Brookdale Community College. 8-10 P.M. Adults: $1.50; pot, that there is no problem students/senior citizens: $1.00. Paul Grammer conducts with sticking and that odors Verdi's Requiem. and flavors are not absorbed AUG. 6- AUli. 14 into it. Each time the pot is "Solemn Novena of The Miraculous Medal" will be used, it is soaked in water for conducted in St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands. Ser- 10 or 15 minutes. Moisture is vices will be held at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. retained and released during the cooking process. The re- AUGUST9 sult is that foods are moist, ••Outdoor Flea Market" - At St. Mary's Armenian succulent and flavorsome. Church, 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon, 10-5 p.m. Armenian foods. Space available $5. 775-0049 or 776-8333. Rain date Clay pots are good con- Aug. 16. ductors of heat and since the AUGUST 9 cooking is begun in a cold "Clam Bake" — Sponsored by Bicentennial Com- oven, the slow build-up of mittee Mystic Brotherhood Lodge No. 21 F&AM at 152 heat results in foods that are Maple Ave., Red Bank," 2-7 p.m. $9.50 per person Reser- FAMILY DINNER — This acrylic and pastel painting by Grace Graupe-Pillard of Long evenly cooked. Foods brown vations 741-2632, 741-9450. Register staff photos branch, is 98 inches by 65 inches and took a month to do. She works from a studio at 1 without pre-browning or re- AUGUST 13 moving the cover and it is un- Third Ave, Long Branch. Monmouth Couhty Chapter, College of St. Elizabeth necessary to baste during the Alumnae Association Luncheon and Fashion Show, Essex and Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake, 12 noon. Aug. 13. Tickets $8.00. Fashions by Hahne's. Reservations through Aug 8 Call 988-6419 or 988-7429. Heads slate AUGUST 14,15, 16, 17 80th annual Monmouth County Horse Show, "A NEPTUNE CITY - Mrs. Serving with her are Miss Rated." Admission $2 for entire 4 days, children under 12 Audrey Becker, here, is the Sharon Lowing, senior fiscal free with adult. At New Monmouth County Horse Show new president of the Zonta analyst for Management Grounds, E. Freehold Rd., Freehold. Come see top Club of Monmouth County for Planning, Princeton, vice equestrians competing in many exciting events 8 30 a m the 1975-76 season. president; Mrs. Elna Blow- to4:30 p.m. For information, 741-2089. ers, director of volunteer ser- ; Zonta Club is an inter- vices at Riverview Hospital, national organization of busi- Red Bank, secretary, and AUGUST 15, 16,17 ness women. Mrs. Becker is a Miss Adelaide Paterno, direc- Annual Podell Memorial Fall Art Festival - Fri thru patent draftsman at Ft. Mon- tor of the nuclear medicine Sun. Aug. 15, 16, 17, 10:30 a.m.-ll:30 p.m. on grounds of -mouth. department at Riverview Long Branch Historical Museum, 1260 Ocean Ave, Long Branch. Telephone 229-0600 or 222-9879. Crafts and Sculp- Hospital, treasurer. tor spaces closed. Mrs. Margaret Juckett, play it curly or straight Mrs. Jane McSween and Miss Alicen White were installed AUGUST 16 as board members. with Play* Curls — Annual Summer Dance, sponsored by Sea Bright First Aid, Peninsula House, Sat., Aug. 16, 9-1 a.m. Music Pardon us Eva Gabor's newest wig by Bob Adams. Buffet. $5.50 per couple. In yesterday's report of the AUGUST 22 marriage of Miss Debra Lee Brush it young and classic or give it "Flea Market" — Old Village Firehouse, Rt. 35, Mid- Stevens to James Robert Bar- dletown. 7 p.m.-midnight. Any garage sale donations will a fabulous new twist. Play* Curls is be picked up by the Firemen or space rental $5. Call 671- tholomew of Matawan, the made of natural-looking Dynel". And accompanying picture sup- 4813 or 671-6606. plied by the bride's photo- it's easier to manage than any wig AUGUST 31 grapher to The Dally Regis- you've ever tried. Handles like a "Old Fashioned Clam Bake" - Given by River Plaza ter was incorrect. Pictured dream. Hat Bar all stores except was Mrs. James William Hose Co., to be held at Jay-Win Farm, 933 Front St. All Soleo, daughter of Mrs. Plainfield. 20.00 you can eat from lobsters to melons, $12 50 per person, 4- James K. Paris of 58 Port 10 p.m. Dining, dancing, free beer. We'll do- our best to Monmouth Road, Keansburg, extinguish your appetites. 741-3227 or 747-5025. and the late Mr. Paris. The Steinbach NOV. 8-NOV. 15 Soleo-Parts marriage took St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Mexico City, place April 12 and was report- Taxco and Acapulco. For information, call Peg Hawley, ed in the Register at that 291-0876. Mrs. Awirey Bf rker time. SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 The Daily Register 9' Shared news gripes reader \ Dear Ann Landers: Here's ilar experience with my alter my advice to: "Your another one who "never mother-in-law. My husband's mother-in-law is no mind thought I'd end up writing to ANN LANDERS former sweetheart was the reader Tell her how you feel Ann Landers" — but I finally girl next door For eight -PRIVATELY " got there, like all the rest My years I was treated to the lat- Dear Ann: I read today problem isn't serious, just aw- ting next to me. What do you Dear Ann Landers: About est news on "Mary Beth" — where a 73-year-old farmer fully annoying. suggest? - Nettled In Pgh. that mother-in-law who kept always in the presence of my fathered twins. Is this pos- While riding the bus to Dear Net: Carry a maga- the photo album with snap- husband and children. I never sible? work and back I always carry zine AND a newspaper. While shots of her son and his for- even knew the girl and I had My husband says the old a magazine or a newspaper to you are reading the paper, of- mer sweetheart on the coffee no interest in her whatever. goat must have -had some read. The bus is usually fer the magazine to your seat- table — your reply to "Seeth- One evening at dinner my help with the project — like crowded but since I get on mate. You might even confess ing Wife" didn't quite make mother-in-law was going on perhaps a young farmhand or early, I always get a seat. it bothers you to have some- it. and on about Mary Beth until a close friend. Within five minutes someone one reading over your shoul- You said, "Your mother-in- I finally interrupted and How about it? — Also Sus- is sitting next to me. Two der. law is no mind reader. Speak asked her to please change picious minutes later I have this And please don't feel like a up and tell her how you feel." the subject. strange feeling, like his eyes freak. Your problem is shared Dear Suspicious: That man are wandering over my read- by thousands — including me. One needn't be a mind She accused me of over- of 73 may well have fathered ing material. I glance quickly Only it's not the bus, it's on reader to have a little sensi- reacting and made a big deal those twins Male fertility of- tivity. I went through a sim- •itliltr iloH pUlc to see if my hunch is right planes. out of it. I, of course, ended ten continues indefinitely. ST. ELIZABETH LOOK - Mrs. John Schambach, Sea Girt, left, who Is and, of course, it is. up looking like the damned Incidentally, multiple births chairman of the fashion segment of the Aug. 13 scholarship luncheon I then feel that I should ask fool, jealous wife. Suddenly I have no relation to virility. planned by the Monmouth County Chapter of the Alumnae Association of permission to turn the page. realized it was the moment Do you feel awkward, self- the College of St. Elizabeth, discusses some of Hahne's fall fashions to be Maybe my seat-mate hasn't Contest designs she had been waiting for. conscious — lonely? Welcome shown at the event with Mrs. Bernice Barrett, manager of the designer de- finished reading the article. So, perhaps "Seething's" to the club. There's help for partment at Hahne's, Eatontown. Mrs. Martin Downey, Fordham Road, I am not a selfish person, mother-in-law is laying a you in Ann Landers's booklet, Shark River Hills, and Mrs. James Dolan, Washington Ave., Avon, are ac- but I would dearly love to en- are due Saturday trap, as my own mother-in- "The Key to Popularity." cepting reservations for the event to take place at noon in the Essex and joy my bus reading without law did. I hope she ignores Send 50 cents in coin with Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake. worrying about the person sit- ASBURY PARK - The sary to enter the contest and the bait and keeps her mouth your request and a long- Steinbach Young Dress De- those entering may submit as shut. — Outsmarted stamped, self-addressed enve- sign Contest, which annually many completed entries as Dear Out: You might have lope to Ann Landers, P. O. offers area youngsters an op- they wish. a point, in which case I would Box-1400, Elgin, III 60120 Secretaries achieve certification portunity to test their creat- ive talents, closes Saturday, LINCROFT — Eight secretaries have passed the exam- ett, Ida Vliet, Marilyn Hoffman and Rae Torchia. at 5:30 p.m. All entries must ination given at Brookdale Community College for designation Others are Francene Feldbrugge, Bernadine Schaibel and be deposited in the special as a Certified Professional Secretary (CPS), the highest pro- Pauline Fay. contest boxes which are lo- fessional title a secretary can achieve. The number was just cated in the girls' depart- one less than the total who were certified throughout New Ms. Feldbrugge passed three sections of the test as a secre- ments at Steinbach Asbury Jersey in 1974. tarial science student at Brookdale from 1970 to 1973. She re- Park, Red Bank, Brick Town- turned from the Azores, where she now lives with her Navy ship, Manalapan and Shore Ida Vliet, a secretary at Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, passed husband, in May to take the remaining half of the test. One of Mall. Entry blanks will be all six sections of the tough examination on her first try. Oth- the requirements is that an applicant pass all six sections available in the departments ers passed sections they either had not taken previously or within five years. until the close of the contest, had failed on prior attempts. The test is given by Brookdale Ms. Schaibel is now in North Carolina, and Ms. Fay moved which is open to youngsters in for the Institute for Certifying Secretaries, a department of to Rhode Island. She returned to Brookdale to complete the two age categories: 5 to 10 the National Secretaries Association. The CPS designation is test this year. and 11 to 14. comparable to an accountant's Certified Public Accountant (CPA). . , Ida Vliet said preparing for the exam made her more aware The first prize in each of what a professional secretary can be. group will be a $50 Steinbach Five of the new CPS holders on hand to receive their certifi- gift certificate; second prize, Catherine Hackett, an employe of Johnson and Johnson in cates from Mrs. Jane M. Banks, associate professor of secre- a $25 gift certificate, and the New Brunswick, explained her reasons for taking the test: tarial science, a CPS holder and coordinator of the 30-week third prize, a $15 gift certifi- "Today everyone is specializing. Why not be a 'special' secre- course at Brookdale, were Josephine Rubino, Catherine Hack- cate. Each winner also will tary with a CPS title and lots more knowledge than before?" receive a special certificate "Although 'CPS' is the highest rating presently attainable of recognition from the store. for a secretary — and well worth the effort to achieve it — The first prize-winning de- it's only the beginning for the secretary in the way of in- signs in each age group will SILVER SUMMER - Preparing for the Sliver Summer theme of Family creased knowledge and awareness," said Rae Torchia, of be manufactured by the New and Children's Service of Monmouth County's 25th anniversary summer Monmouth Consolidated Water Co., New Shrewsbury. York girls' dress firm, Bow luncheon and fashion show, are, Mrs. George Schuetz, Red Bank, left, and Age, and will be shown in the Mrs. Robert Presley, Long Branch, chairmen of the gifts committee for Josephine Rubino, of Interdata, Oceanport, commented: Steinbach Back-to-School the event. The benefit will take place Aug. 20 at noon In the Barclay, Bel- "Being a professional in the secretarial field means much Fashion Shows later this mar. Mrs. Joseph Pilling, Manasquan is chairman of reservations and Mrs. more than being able to type and take shorthand; it means month. No purchase is neces- Frank Mihlon, Belmar, is chairman of the fashion show. being an administrative assistant." Marilyn Hoffman, who works for Dr. Lester Kiefer, director Couple visit West of laboratories at Perth Amboy General Hospital, said she's RIVER PLAZA - Mr. and WEIGHT® WATCHERS realized the full meaning of professionalism as a secretary." Mrs. Wesley C. Price, Davis Allaire Mrs. Banks said the next intensive CPS course will be given Lane here, visited Del Webb's on 30 consecutive weeks from 7 to 10 p.m. starting Sept. 2. resort-retirement community receives Further information is available through the college's Com- Sun City, Ariz., on a vacation w — munity Services Division. trip west. old loom Clubwomen ALLAIRE - The Deserted Village at Allaire has re- Special Ofl& sponsor ceived an early 1800 weaving loom. It is the Kesish loom A GIFT area cruise from Leonardo. The late Jor- TO GET RED BANK - The Red dan Kesish was the last of I YOU STARTED. Bank Woman's Club- Evening four generations to use the Membership Department is antique pegged loom. It is be- sponsoring an evening cruise lieved to be the oldest pegged aboard Captain Charlie's Su- loom in the area. Kesish was FUTURE NURSE — Miss Susan D'Eufemla, left, Is percat Aug. 17. The boat will well-known throughout Mon- DIET recipient of the 1975 Scholarship Award given by leave the Supercat berth at mouth County for his famous the Monmouth Medical Center Nurses Alumni As- the Atlantic Highlands Ma- rag throw rugs. sociation, Long Branch. A graduate of Freehold rina at 7 p.m. Receiving the loom for the Township High School, Susan will enter Trenton Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse, 60S Village were George Tindall, State College School of Nursing in the fall. She is Turner Drive, Belford, and FOOD park superintendent; Ernest the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Richard Kirby, P.O. Box Reed, chairman of the mu- D'Eufemla, 90 Wynnewood Court, Freehold. Mrs. 712, here, are chairmen of the seum committee and David Grace Forrar, Shrewsbury, member of the State event sponsored by the ways . Barth, member of the adviso- REG.S3 50 Board of Nursing Alumni, and Mrs. Sophia Ramey, and means committee and ry board. SCALE Belmar, right, assistant director of Nursing Ser- may be contacted for reserva- As soon as the loom is re- vices at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital and chair- tions through Aug. 15. Pay- stored for operation, it will be man of the alumni scholarship committee, make ment may be in advance or at on display and demonstrated Join Between Aug.3rd & 31st, 1975 the presentation. The association will conduct a sailing time. in the Village. White Elephant sale Aug. 16 in the medical cen- The Supercat is equipped to And Receive $3.50 Scale Free! ter's Alexander Pavilion for the benefit of next serve food and drink during year's scholarship fund. the hour and a-half cruise. The Daily Roister For Class Nearest You, Call 364-5511 Classified Way Or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 »P wlrtpHoloi PLEASE BRING THIS AD WITH YOU. 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by The Associated Press And just as suddenly as the strikeouts tied the league high ing Willie Davis to the plate. the Giants and enabled the. no-hitter and the shutout had this season. He was clearly fooled by Reds to maintain their 15&- A home run was the last disappeared, so did the win "It sure would have been Jerry Reuss' low outside sli- game lead over Los Angeles thing on Randy Tate's mind. when Jorgensen's 11th homer great coming out winning. der and, in desperation, Davis in the West. It was also the first thing disappeared over the left field This is my bad-luck year. I threw his bat at the ball . . Homers by Willie Crawford, over the wall. re«ce. guess I'll just have to go out which wound up in center Dave Lopes and Bill Buckner The New York Mets' rookie "The pitch was a perfect and try again next time." field, a tie-breaking single and Steve Yeager's two-run right-hander mowed down strike on the inside of the Manager Yogi Berra said that beat the Pirates. single led the Dodgers' rout Montreal batters with ease plate," Tate said. "1 just the homer "was the only The outcome kept the Bucs of Atlanta. Burt Hooton scat- last night... for 7% innings tried to put everything on it hard-hit ball off Tate all from widening their 4^-game tered eight hits, including Then Jimmy Lyttlc broke that I could — but apparently night. The two singles weren't lead over Philadelphia. Darrell Evans' homer. up his no-hitter with a single. it didn't have enough velocity. hit hard at all. . . We like to Jose Cardenal's tie-break- A few minutes later, Mike "Funny thing, I threw Jor- pitch Jorgensen high and ing homer in the sixth inning Greg Gross' tie-breaking Jorgensen broke his heart gensen the same pitch three tight - jam him. But Tate moved Chicago past the two-run single capped a with a three-run homer that or four times earlier in the made the pitch a little too Phillies in a game delayed three-run seventh inning lhat catapulted the Expos to a 4-3 game and got him out on it good." more than 2% hours by rain. pushed the Astros past San victory. . It's pretty bad, to have a 4-10 Bake McBride singled with George Foster's grand-slam Diego. Milt May, whose single In the rest of the National record at this point and feel one out in the eighth inning homer in the eighth inning started the rally, doubled League, St Louis edged Pitts- like I pitched well enough to for St. Louis and moved to and Ken Griffey's tie-break- home two first-inning runs for burgh 5-4, Chicago trimmed win," sighed Tate, whose 13 second on a grounder, bring- ing double in the ninth beat Houston. Philadelphia 3-2, Cincinnati defeated San Franciso 7-5, Los Angeles routed Atlanta 9 1 and Houston beat San Diego 5-3. Muiisoii's hit lifts Yanks Lyttle's looping single to left field on a 2-2 pitch with one out in the eighth shook up the 22-year-old Tate, who was ounning for the first no-hitter to 2-1 win over Brewers Af wlr.pfiolo in the NL this year and the PLATE ACTION — New York Met pitcher Randy Tate (48) heads for first second in the majors — for- By The Associated Press for a week. lor, who scored four runs and Twins' four-game winning base on bunt attempt In last night's game at Shea as Montreal catcher Gary mer Met Nolan Ryan pitched The Birds belted 16 hit last drove in three. streak and bringing the Roy- Carter slips his mask, dodges Tate's bat and goes for the ball. Mets lost, 4- the fourth of his career for night — four of them home "'We're coming back,", said als within eight games of first- 3. Thurman Munson's eighth- California in the American inning single scored Fred runs by Brooks Robinson, Weaver, whose club .is 15-6 place Oakland. League about two months Stanley from second base, Bobby Grich, Don Baylor and since the All-Star break. "What was nice," observed ago. giving the New York Yankees Ken Singleton — and breezed "Both teams hit the ball Royals' Manager Whitey Her "It made me feel bad at the a 2-1 victory over the Mil- away with a 12-8 triumph af- pretty hard," said Red Sox zog, "was watching Oakland time," said Tate, "but Joe waukee Brewers and handing ter watching the American Manager Darrell Johnson, getting beat on the score- Torre came over from third Bill Travers his sixth con- League East first-place Sox "but they may have hit it a board When we get a little Karlik steps in base and talked to me and take a 6-1 lead in three in- little harder." closer to the A's we can secutive loss. gave me a pep talk. He said, Stanley had walked on four nings. Elsewhere in the AL, Texas watch the Scoreboard a little 'Forget about losing the no- pitches to lead off the inning "I don't know a hitter who crushed Oakland 12-0, Kansas more." hitter and start worrying against Travers, 4-6. Two outs doesn't like to hit in Fenway City edged Minnesota 6-5 in 10 Tony Oliva's sacrifice fly about a shutout.' " later Roy White moved Sta- Park," remarked Baylor af- innings, Chicago beat Califor- off winner Doug Bird, 7-4, It didn't take long for Ran- nely to second with a single to ter collecting five hits, in- nia 4-2 and Cleveland topped gave Minnesota a 5-4 lead in as Rocket coach dy to stop worrying about cluding his 17th homer of the Detroit 6-4. the top of the ninth but John set up Munson's game-win- HAZl.KT - The Board of few things out." ment last spring by defeating that, too. A walk to Pepe ning hit. season, and leading the team Grich's 10th homer of the Mayberry sent the game into Education named Emil Karlik Oxley was deposed one year Brick Township in the finals Mangual and Gary Carter's New York nicked Travers mugging of three Boston season lifted Baltimore into a extra innings with his 23rd Karitan High School's head ago in a controversial board Because of staff reductions, two-out single brought in for a run in the third on a pitchers. 6-6 tie against Boston starter homer of the season in tn"e' football roach last night after action which created a storm Raritan will not field a soph- Montreal's first run. double by Sandy Alomar, a The assault ruined the eve- Bill Lee in the fifth inning. bottom of the ninth. Joe Oxley quit the post he of reaction in this community. Robinson snapped the dead- omore team this year. Then up stepped Jorgensen, bunt single by Stanley and a ning for a season-high 35,868 iiiiiii it •••linns tKiiiiii had regained just six weeks Oxley, Raritan's only football The board also voted to another former Met. sacrifice fly by Bobby Bonds. Red Sox rooters, who saw lock with his fifth home run ago coach, was replaced by Frank table the reappointments of "The last thing on my mind After getting men on base their heroes' five-game win- of the season, a seventh-in- Oxley's decision to resign Spaziani, who left the system the three assistant coaches, was giving up a home run," in each of the first five in- ning -streak snapped despite ning shot off reliever Jim How was reportedly prompted by after the 1974 football season Pugh, Robert Seidel, and Tate said. "After I lost the no nings, the Brewers tied it in home runs by Carlton Fisk WUIoughby. the board's reducing his to accept an assistant coach- James Dowllng to allow them hitter I was thinking about the sixth Charlie Moore and Jim Rice. "Lee and WUIoughby just . coaching staff from six to ing post at the Naval Aca- to consider if they wish to re- the shutout and then the opened with a triple and, af- "We've been at the bottom couldn't keep their sinkers TheyStanjd three men. demy main. win. ter the next two batters had of the league in team hitting down," moaned Johnson. The staff reductions were Frank Farrell athletic di- Raritan will have 110 par- Montreal (4) Nn Yor* (II struck out, Robin Yount all year," noted Orioles' Man- "Their pitches were up." AMERICAN LEAGUE h at r I,. FoilDivlil.n necessitated by budget cuts. rector, recommended Oxley ticipants in its football pro- P Mongol ct 0 CllnMCf 3 I ager Earl Weaver. "That's Grich had a double and Owyer It 0 Uillon 7b 4 0 scored him with a single. w L ret. ei lie accepted the position at return to his former position, gram this year on freshman, Coillite- r rt 1 AIM II 4 0 just not the real us. We can single to go with his homer, Boston M 43 Ma - Joroensn Ib 1 Klngmoo 1b J Milwaukee filled the bases Boltlmore St SO sn r, New York U sit r, a June 18 meeting "without but the board considered oth- junior varsity and varsity lev- BIIHner rl a Slaibcl 4 in the second inning on sin- hit a lot more than .246 and scored three times and col- 447 I3"> question" according to Mrs. er alternatives, including the CToylor p 0 Torre * 4 lected three RBI's. Robinson MllwovkM U H 4S3 U'l els. Porrlshjb 0 Grolrc 3 gles by Charley Moore and we showed it tonight." Clrvelond 41 43 ATI 70 Janet Kay, board president. naming of Farrell as coach in Ralph Caprio of 8 Ridge Mackunln flu 0 0 HeMemnu 7 Did they ever. Grich and had two hits and four RBI. Ottroll 41 Frln u 0 Toll p J I Gorman Thomas and a walk Wttl XK - But Roman Cabrera, school addition to his athletic direc- Drive quizzed the board about JoMroles pti 0 Baldwin p 0 0 to Kurt Bevacqua. But Yan- Robinson each had three-run Rice had four consecutive Ookland 17 41 .541 I Foil II I KonsotClty St « .411 15 I superintendent, said Oxley tor duties. how four coaches could ef- Wartrwnp 0 kee-left-hander Rudy May, 11- homers, Baylor's was good hits for Boston while team- Chlcogo S7 S4 4U U', Ballsy ph 0 Te«ai 51 SI 441 It' > had recently "indicated to me But Oxley, a Daily Register fectively handle three teams. DeMota p 0 6, ended the threat by getting for two more, and Singleton mate Denny Doyle increased Minnesota « «7 431 70 that because of reductions in Coach of the Year, was even- Lyttls ph I his major league leading hit- Colltornlo I U After five minutes, Mrs. FootfC 0 Don Money to fly out. added a solo shot in cutting Yesterday s Results the program and staff, he tually reappointed June 18. ting streak to 22 games with a Cleveland 6. Detroit 4 Kay cut him off. "Let's let it Totals 31 4 4 Totals 30 3 3 The Baltimore Orioles Boston's division lead to 8% Baltimore 1], Boston I , cannot undertake that respon- In 12 years of coaching, he lie where it is; two years is Monlreol OO0 000 O« 4 games. fourth-inning single. Konot City A. Minnesota S. 10 Innings New York 000 030 000 - 3 {cooled off the red-hot Red Sox New York 7. Milwaukee I sibility." produced two championship enough," she said referring E - Joroenitn. DP - Monlreol I. LOB with enough power to run all "We got out there and just Ferguson Jenkins pitched a Chicago 4. California 7 - Montreal 5. New York 3 IB — Foil. Texos II. Ookland 0 > The vote to appoint Karlik, teams. He will remain at to the Oxley controversy. 3B -Cllrwt. HR -- Jorgensen (III. of Boston's air conditioners played our game," said Bay- six-hitter as Texas embar- Today's Gomes California (Flgueroo II) and (Hauler also head baseball coach to Raritan as head of the social rassed Oakland without the 3 10) at Chicago (Jefferson 7-6) and (Homlllon 3 4), 1,6:30 a.m. ' the football post, which car- studies department. benefit of a home run. Oaklond IBosman ill and (Skrbcrl 7 "I needed one like that," I) at Tekat (Perry IMS) and (Wright 7 ' ries a salary of $1,700, was 7- According to Cabrera, Kar- 4). 7.7 p.m. St. Opposing the resolution lik was the second best quali- said new Rangers' Manager Baltimore (Palmer 14-7) at Boston ITIont I] 101.7 30pm - was Mrs. Earla D. Kress, fied in a field of three candi- Sports gambler murdered Frank Lucchesi. Detroit ILollch It 10) of Clevrlond (»okr.5-6>. 7Hp.m • board member who cited dates (after Spaziani's resig- Texas pounced Ken Holtz- Minnesota (Coin If) al Kansot City (ritimorrls lOfl.l 30pm I board policy that teachers nation) which he said includ- LOS ANGELES (AP) - neck and was reported in-sat- off the team and barred from man for two runs in the first New York (Hunter 14 10) at Mil ; cannot hold two head coach- ed Oxley, and Ed Pugh, assis- Detectives are investigating a the National Basketball Asso- and three in the fourth — woukee (Houtmonfi 3-3), 1:10 p.m. isfactory condition at UCLA NATIONAL LEAGUE ' ing jobs concurrently. tant coach. possible connection between Medical Center. ciation in 1962 when he admit- more than enough for Jenkins East DIvltlM W I Pel GB Board members believed, In addition to being assis- the ambush slaying of sports Detectives said Bernard ted betting on Pistons games. to raise his record to 13-12. Pittsburgh 15 41 m - tant coach at Raritan, Karlik Phllodelphlo 61 4t .SSS 4V, though, that extenuating cir gambling figure Jacob Gusoff, 53, Molinas' partner In 1963 hS was convicted as "A loss like this just makes New York SI 51 573 I - cumstances allowed the waiv- was head coach at New Mil- me pray harder," said Bible- St. Louis M S3 514 t "Jack" Molinas and the un- in a fur importing business, the central figure in college Chlcogo 51 M ,4St IS j ing of that policy. Football ford High School from 1965-68 solved 1974 murder of his one- basketball bribery scandals toting Alvin Dark, the A's Montreol 45 M .47* II was beaten to death in his Wtfl ] practice begins in three where his teams were 1-8, 5-4, time business partner, author- apartment here Nov. 15, 1974. that involved nearly 50 play- manager. Cincinnati 77 31 Mi - Los Angeles S7 54 514 II'> • weeks. and 6-3. He then became ities said yesterday. Investigators said they were ers at 27 colleges. Fred Patek's lOth-inning Son Francisco SS ss st* i; freshman coaek at Raritan San Diego „ SI 5s?t m 71 Neither Oxley or his succes- "We are still piecing things checking into a report that Molinas was sentenced to single boosted Kansas City II 440 73", . sor was present at the meet- for two years, ms next move over Minnesota, halting the 73 .354 33'/, together," said Homicide Del. each of the m^n had taken 10-15 years in prison in the Yesterdays Results j ing. Oxley informed the board was to Mater Dei High School Lt. L. A. Durrer of the Holly- bribery case. He was paroled Chlcogo 3. Phllodelphlo 7 out 1500,000 insurance policies New Yort (1) MllrajkM (I) Montreol 4. New York 3 • of his resignation by letter. as a defensive coach,, and he wood Division. "I can't say payable to the other. in 1968 and moved to Los An- ob r h ob r St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 4 then returned to Raritan this Bond! rl 3 0 0 Money 3b 4 0 Houston 5. San Diego 3 Speaking in a telephone in- whether it was a gangland An autopsy was planned to geles two years later. Plnlttlodh 3 0 0 Shorprl 7 0 Los Angeles 9, Atlanta I 1 tcrview after the meeting, year. RWhlte II 4 0 7 GScoH Ib 4 0 0 Cincinnati 7, Son Fronsclsco 5 killing, but we are not over- determine how many times In 1985, Molinas applied in Munson c 4 0 1 Aoron dh 7 0 0 Today's Game* Karlik, a defensive secondary Karlik has been a physical GNeltlnJb 4 0 0 LeiconoOn 10 0 looking the possibility." Molinas was shot in addition Federal Court in Rochester, Cbombllilb 4 0 7 CMoore c 4 I 7 Montreal IBIoIr 6-171 and (Corrlthers ' coach last year at Raritan, education teacher for six Blodt ct 4 0 1 BMIchell II 3 0 0 00) ot New York (Koosmon 10 I) ond The 43-year-old Molinas, a to the head wound. The Mar- NY., for his release from Alomar 7b 4 I 7 GThomal cl 4 0 I (Hall 4-7). 5:35 p.m. • said he is entering a "tough years at Raritan. He was per- 6-foot-5 former All-American cus woman told police as FSIonleyss 3 I I Younlsi 4 0 I Chicago IBonham 10-7) ot Phlla prison, contending his con- RMoyp 0 0 0 Bmocquo 7b 3 0 0 delphlo (Chrlstenson 6-71, 7:15 p.m. situation." mitted to coach at Mater Dei basketball player at Columbia many as four shots may have stitutional rights had been i Trowri p 0 0 0 Pittsburgh IRooker 7-71 al St. Louis "We're just going to have to while teaching at Raritan be- (Rosmussen 1-1), l:lSp.m University, was shot in the been fired. Detectives said violated by the introduction of Totall 33 7 f TotalJ 37 I 7 Houston (Richard 7-7) al SI. Louis struggle along" with the cause the former is a paro- New York 001 000 010-7 (Johnson 10), 10pm back of the head early Sun- they did not know if the wom- a tape recorded telephone Milwaukee 000 001 000-1 Atlonta INIekro 114) al Los Angeles smaller staff, he explained. chial school. E - Yount. OP — Milwaukee 3. LOB - (Sutton 14-91, 10.N p.m. day as he stood with a woman an also had been a target or conversation at his trial. He New York I, Milwaukee I. 7B — Alomar. Cincinnati (Bllllnghom II.S) at San "A head coach is only as good He has coached • Raritan to friend in the backyard of his was an accidental victim. Sharp 3B - C.Moore SB - Alomor S Francisco IHollckl 54). 11:05p.m. was turned down. Jack Molinas - Sharp. SF - Bond! as his assistants." two consecutive Shore Confer- luxurious Hollywood Hills Molinas was an Ail-Ameri- '••• tllllllMIISMIIiril IIIIMIS1M The new coach added that ence "A" Division baseball ti- home. The woman, Shirley can forward at Columbia Uni- he would meet the Raritan tles. His Rockets won the Marcus, 35, who had just ar- versity who later went on to High School principal Leo Monmouth College In- rived from her home in New play with the Fort Wayne, Moran, today to "straighten a vitational Baseball Tourna- York, was wounded in the Ind., Pistons. He was thrown Top Carleton clubs to vie

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Brian Donahue consecutive bases-loaded sin- Lastella belted Ocean pitch- FAIR LAWN — Colts Neck remained the only, unbeaten 4, last night, and Atlantic clouted a three-run triple and gles by Preston Scamo, Ron ers for half of the^atontown tr.i'ii in the double elimination state tournament of the Ameri- Highlands tripped Middle- scored on Brian Reillys Santee, and Mike DeRobbie. runs. He drove in three runs can Amateur Baseball Association by recording two wins Sun- town, 5-0, to gain the finals of single. The winners added two in the third inning on a bases- I day. their division. Brian Brady, who fanned 12 more in the seventh on a sui- loaded triple, and a two run The thampions of the Jersey Shore Baseball League's Hazlet rallied for four runs and walked two, was the win- cide bunt by Brian Carhart single in the fifth. Northern Division walloped Riverdell, 15-6. in the morning, in the bottom of the sixth to ning pitcher. Jeff McCormick, and a run-scoring single by Brian Hovendon also con- and then came from behind to down Ho llo Kus. lfr*. in the af- stay alive in the Amurican who walked eight and struck Gresh. tributed two runs with his ternoon East playoffs. out four, was the loser. The Highlands club has double. In the Ho Ho Kus, game which was called at the end of Trailing, 4-3, Bob King Atlantic Highlands ad- spelled poison to Middletown. Craig Kahl-Witner was the right innings due to darkness, Colts Neck trailed, 6-4, in the tripled and scored the tying vanced in American East ac- It knocked the Rebels out of winner for Eatontown. sixth inning, but Bart Glowzenski hit a prodigious homer to run on Brian Monush's tion oa the strong pitching of right with two mates on board to grab the lead. Kevin Do- double. Vinnie Lane was in- BUI Gresh. nohoe settled the issue with a two-run double in the eighth. tentionally walked, but Ed Gresh hurled a four-hitter Colts Neck had five triples in the game which was won by Mark Mazzucca in relief of John Bedell. Home Owners, when you In the morning win over Riverdell, Colts Neck banged out 24 hits. Hill MmselUi hit a solo homer in the first, and John NEED MONEY is, wiili one on. and Pete Peltz hit back to bacrVrcuits in iiir ninth, FAST... Jeff Conner gut the win in relief of Doug Sinitb. in the tournament opener Saturday, Colls Neck scored all CALL US! RACING NOW thru 0CT.4 its runs in the third inning to nip Fair Lawn, 3-2. John Bill Marsella Bart Glowienskl MONMOl/TH PARK, Oceanport, N.J. '.• two -run double was the big hit. Up To $10,000 CASH 2 mllii from Cardan SI. Pirkwij, bit 105 EXACTA& Leu Glowzenski went the route for the win WaU beat Clifton, then lost to Ho Ho Kus before Steve Conte No Point*! No CommlBtlontl 9 Exciting Rtcit Dtlly No BroktriM FMI TRIFECTA WAGERING le<* will next play Ho Ho Kus again Satuiday at 4:30 pitched a no-hitter in a 16-2 win over Riverdell. Rich Kovach I Quick, »t$f parking Wit ALSO MAKE LOANS TO BUSINESSES Flnt RntBunnlt CHILUHCN U«niN II HOT IKIIIII p.m. •Wall, which has a 2-1 mark in the tnVrnampnl, plays had two grand slani-fionii'rs and II runs-baited in during that Mlddlelown Hidgewood at 2:30. game. Monmouth County Investment Corp. Highway 35 741-5061 POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM • Stcondsry Mortgtg* Uc»m»»' SHREWSBURY. N J TUESOAY. AUGUST 5 1975 The Daily Register 11 Pink Tights selection forEatontown laurels OCEANPORT - Anderson and running second in five out on July 24. Craig Perrel vato; Mrs Miles Valentine's Fowler's Pink Tights carries others, earning $66,340. The has drawn the assignment Reine de Miel, UO, Gregg highweight of 120 pounds Tulyar mare was beaten in Others to contest the turf McCarron; Jean R. Pan- against 10 rival fillies and photo finishes for the Bonnie feature are Frances Center coast's Stylish Genie. UO. mares in tomorrow's $28,350 Miss and Sheepshead Bay Stable's Cheers Marion, 111, Jimmy Moseley; Gregory Pa- Eatontown Handicap at Mon- Handicaps, while racing ex- Bobby Woodhouse; Caesar pafloratos' Robins Favor, 106, mouth Park. If all start in the clusively on grass. The Flor- Kimmel's Khedija, lll, DonJimmy Edwards, and Mrs. 1 1/16-mile grass feature, (he ida-bred scored in a l>/4-mile Brumfield; William binder's and Walter Ackerman's winner will earn $18,427.50. Belmont allowance test last Brindabella, 110, Frank Lo Atonement, 107, Steve Neff Pink Tights will be seeking her second stakes victory of the season in the Eatontown, having previously accounted for the grassy Colonial Handi- Zack Grenier cop cap at Garden State May 3. The imposing daughter of PLAINF1ELD - Mike Zack Sage Jr. of Hillsboro; and Kiefer, the State Open win- FEATURE WINNER '«- Teavo (2), ridden by Jim- Diamond (5) was second and Klssle Boy (3) was Vertex won off by eight and Tom Grenier of Baltusrol Bob Wenz of OKee.es 23 and ner on the same course, was my Edwards, battles to the finish line In the fea- third. The winner paid $20.80. lengths in an allowance race won the 55th New Jersey Richard Granger of Canoe the individual low pro with 70. ture race at Monmouth Park yesterday. Tobin's at the Eatontown route here State Golf Association I'm Brook. v John Buczek of Plainfield, July 14, and was third to Su- Am Stroke Championships Gordon Leslie of Navesink O'Brien and Zack had 7l's, san's Girl and Monmouth and the Hoffman Cup at posted 70's with members and Leslie posted a 72. Tony Oaks winner Aunt Jin in the Plainfield Country Club here Greg Montgomery and Bruce Bruno of Battleground fin- July 28, Matchmaker Stakes yesterday with a better ball Crichton to lead area players. ished with 79. County Horse Show set at Atlantic City. Regular ri- score of 67. Granger, who has been gol- der Carlos Barrera again will Four teams finished in a tie fing for 20 years, made his Tripold captures be aboard the 4-year-old Flor- for second: Ray Ferguson first career hole-in one on the FREEHOLD - Local hold Rd , here. The Mon- vent any unfair advantage by For all those interested in ida-bred. and Paul Samanchik of North 148-yard Uth. He hit an eight nine hole crown youths will be competing for mouth County Horse Show advanced riders, horses or horses, this four day "A" Jersey; Jack Kiefer and Bill iron which landed three feet FT. MONMOUTH - Lois the Grand Championship and Association, established in ponies, who might otherwise rated show will give you a The Fowler filly may find Metral of Emerson; Frank past the hole and drew back Tripold carded a 51 to record Resarve Grand Champion ti- 1894, and the oldest in New compete in the Local section. chance to see the finest in the her most serious Eatontown O'Brien Jr. and Dr. Willis in. the top qualifying score tles, at the Monmouth County Jersey, is also hosting the Post entries will be.accepted country, as well as a chance to competition coming from the among the Championship Horse Show, Sunday, August American Horse Show Associ- up to 8 a.m. Sunday, for those see the top riders from the Tinton Falls Stable entry of players for the Ft. Monmouth 17, from 8:30 a.m. at the Mon- ation's U.S. Pony Hunter wishing to compete in the Lo- U.S. In such events as the Kudara (119) and Ringmist- Club championship for nine- mouth County Park Systems Championship finals, Wednes- cal section only. Monmouth Invitational, the ress (113). Kudara's two Fair Haven's sailors holers yesterday. Show Grounds on East Free- day, Aug. 13. From Local Short Stirrup ASPCA Horsemanship class, triumphs this year have both Betty Bacon's 58 was the Sunday is known as "local (10 years or younger) equita- the AHSA Hunter Seat Medal come in stakes, the Lady Bal- best among the "A" players, day" because competition is tion, through Working Hunter Class, and the breathtaking timore at Bowie and the Par- launch second series and Ila Mae Swomley's 63 Mete' Parker limited to permanent resi- Championships, the day will Open Jumper classes. Tickets lo Handicap at Delaware. are available at the gate — FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Warner While (Blue Joy). 3 Gall Santa was tODS in "C". sent to Cards dents of Monmouth, Middle- be filled with excitement, Both hard-fought decisions menno (Force Five). -- — , .. . . . sex and Ocean Counties, and trophies and ribbons. Every for the entire four shows — were attained by neck mar- Haven Sailing Club launched stcandract Tripold and Lolse I, Jim Klein (Comet). 1 Pot ond KM Stives 00th had lOW DUttS at NEW YORK (AP) - The and the area hospitals will the first races of its second r any youth or adult entered in class is covered by the rules gins. Mogruder (Penguin), 3. Perry Senne- IR benefit. •void (Mariner! 15 New York Mets announced and specifications of the cur- summer series Sunday with the "A" rated section or Jum- The five-year-old Ringmist- yesterday that they have sent rent American Horse Show 23 boats participating. per classes is ineligible. RefreshTnents are available ress won her lone race at pitcher Harry Parker to the These rules are meant to pre- Association Rule Book. on the show grounds. Tim Howard and Ken Ed- St. Louis Cardinals on wai- Garden State in April and wards were winners in the vers and have called up pitch- since has been the runnerup Sunfish class while Pat and er Skip Lockwood from their on four occasions, including Kit Magruder sailed their Tidewater International lions Club sets regatta Sunday the six-furlong Regret here. Penguin to victory in the mix- League club. Ray Broussard, the winning ed fleet first race, and Jim Parker appeared in 18 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Sunday, beginning at noon. bor. jockey in the Matchmaker, Klein navigated his Comet to Keystone Savings games with New York this - The Atlantic Highlands The races will be held inside The races are scheduled to will handle Kudara, while Ed a.win in the second. Delahoussaye gets the call on Fair Haven Soiling Club season, posting a 2-3 record Lions Club will hold its 14th the breakwater of the Atlan- include four different classes SUNFISH Ringmistress. First roc. and a 4.27 earned run aver- annual Speedboat Regatta tic Highlands Municipal liar of inboard hydroplanes and I. Tim Howard, 7. Jock Forsttr, 1. Ken New York invader Hinter- Edwards. age, i the popular Jersey Speed Second race ASBURY PARK NEPTUNE MANALAPM Skiff class. land, owned by Exeter Stable, I. Ken Edwords. 7. Jody Spoerr, 3. For- Lockwood was purchased ster. Middletown out in tourney play The American Power Boat has been consistent this year, MULTI CLASS HANDICAP by Tidewater from Tucson of Firstroct the Pacific Coast League last LEXINGTON PARK. Md. nal victory over Maryland, 9- Association has sanctioned capturing four of 10 outings I. Pot and Kit Mogroder (Penguin). 7. Monday. He was 1-0 in three - The Middletown Youth Big 4. the races and will govern the games with Tidewater and t-2 League baseball squad was Bob Marx was the winner running of the heats of all the with 10 saves in 28 games eliminated in the Mid-Eastern for Middletown. In his seven classes. with Tucson. finals by the powerful Cam- inning stint he allowed five The Lions Club will have a Lockwood's previous major den-Wyoming-Delaware hits. refreshment stand and ample league experience Includes champs, 13-1. Prior to the loss Joe Rizzo provided the area for spectator viewing stints with Seattle, Milwaukee the Garden State champions punch for Middletown with a and invites everyone for an and California. had shown well in a semi-fi- three run homer. enjoyable afterppon of ex- Polyglas Whites citing speedboat racing. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Regatta is sponsored by the Lions to raise money Prices Cut on Polyglas Tires for Compact, Standard & Big Cars Monmouth Park today for its welfare fund.' Monmouth Selectionsly Lanvin, Air l-Amlnarish , Jolt Results Entnes 2-CapUli Willis, Address the 111 - U.SN; MaSaWI; 1 y». SV»t. III - SUM; CkM. 1 TO MDND . FILL Cot* Nolr III!) nr 101 Chair, Bronze Pilot Improve It llonnelll) S.M 4.40 3.40 IE J;IVJ;IV. 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Custom Power Cushion Polyglas Rig A Olg (117) MocBtth 10-1 Wlag South Lei's Rise (Agullero) 4.00 Bronit Pilot (10»> Andtru Slti - U,SW; Clmf; I ye 1 «f; 61 This is America'! largest selling tire - for lota of good Lever, Clam Orllonl lOelohoussaye). .4.70 4 00 7 40 reasons. Resilient polyester cord body for smooth- Crimson Signal (Perrell S.40 3*0 ourous Miss, I Perceive Supercul IMoyersI M0 riding comfort. Tread firming fiberglass belts fdt road- Captain Willis (114) Mayers t-l Mm-rumneid , ^ST BET: Essex Street (».) Eiactall-IHS.M holding traction. A use-proved Iread design that really Address the Chair (117) Guadalupe II 4th - U.sal Clmf, 3 ye III , Im 1/11 tart Mldy't Bay (IIS) Thornburg 17 I FreedomTromin?)lonneiii si Yesterday's Winners: Improve delivers on mileage. This is a tire featured on many of M Ante Lll (Guooolupe) 4I.60IS.M S60 Charlies Loser (111) Grocls IS I It (BEST BET) (Col); Secret Rhythms (Perrel) 5.10 J 40 the 1975 model cars. Olllt Oylt (1141 Orfll JJ-1 IK - «lJ.H»; Alw; 1 TO « UP, » FUR Wilful Lody (MocBethl 1.10 Malor Ridge (111) nr 1? I Sahib Neareo (1171 Delohoossayt 11-1 Eaigina (7.11) DAILY Cabin*! Rank (1141 Edward! 4-1 The Mensh (114) nr 41 7lli - M.1M; Alw; I ya a, aa; It SIZES SIZES SIZES Jims Dlomond (IISI nr 151 Run Tell Ron Illllnr 11-1 DOUBLE (21.H) Madr- Round Numbers (Wilson) 14.40 6.70 7.00-13 D78-U F78-M F78-15 H78-M H7H5 Head Man 1114) Edwords S-l 300 B78-14 E78-14 G78-14 G78-15 J78-14 J78-15 WlnoSouth!mi Black 10-1 ngada (lJ.le); Leafage (•..(.) Sharp Dig (Thornturgl _...3.IO 7.40 .**.:_ * - HiH; Clma. 1 YO; IVs FUR C78-14 E7B-15 L7815 Star ol Fools ! 115) Wilson Ill Kettle River (117) Woodhouse M Jaunty Jolly (Brumtleld) 1.70 jamming (117) Bolloior 41 Second Pleasure (111) nr 4-1 Saldomi Jewel (1171 Pole >- Quill Gordon (1141 Barrero II Scratches Eiacta (1-7) 43 H NorlliTovtrn (117) Pott J-i 1—Rye's Favorite, Diplomatic INI - U.SM, Clmf; I ya; Im VII tart Good Syntax (IIS) Thornavrg Ill ?* - M,1N Clma 1 VO * UP F 4 M; • Teovo (Edwords) TON 900 5.70 S4250 Toblns Diamond (Lopei) 5.60 4 40 $3225 Act's Horltooln (117) nr .51 Miml, Flying Waltz Ltoqolllo (117) Sangoge IS I Sta Aria 1117) Goadolope 10 I Klssle Boy (Guodolupe) 3.N $38* Gourmets Oellghl 111') nr 4-1 Reason to Care (HO) Soumell 11-1 2-Tony's Awake, Ollle Oyle, Glomouroos Miss (US) Loptl 4-1 fid - S4,SM; Clmf; 1 ya * aa; Im I/U Plus 11.77 to 13.21 F.E.T. per lire dependini on sizt and old tin Jtmarjo Princess (1171 Blum 7-1 Major Ridge. 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N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 Matawan Twp. lets Line Road, other project pacts "The other plan would split MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - abstained, explaining, "The Madison Township to reconst- industry is near idle. The pavement on sections et. "Since funds for helping to The Towjiship Council last matter is not of the first pri- ruct drainage systems on "Our engineer originally es- of the roadway is collapsing, Mr. Guluzzy also reported finance the project now ap- what we call Phase II of the night put hard cash behind ority," adding that the com- Woodmere Drive, Idlebrook timated a cost of $50,000 for said Mr. Guluzzy, "because of that the state may soon be pear to be badrfffi the state's project into two more phases several key road reconstruc- mitted funds could be "better Lane, Avalon Lane and on three projects," he said the high water table in the ready to move ahead with budget, I have wen alerted to This essentially would take tion and drainage projects. spent elsewhere." Jersey St. near the water "Here we're getting four area and the high rains we re- plans to fund part of the $1 two new possibilities." this year's construction Topping the action was the Construction on the project plant. projects done for $30,000." ceived." million Cliffwood Beach Shore The first would continue schedule and extend it into award of a $238,482 contract will begin this month. Donald F. Guluzzy, town- Also adopted was a resolu- The item was acted on as Protection project. construction immediately next year." to Atlas Asphalt Corporation The council went on to ship manager, pointed out tion creating a $6,000 emer- an emergency appropriation "Originally, the state was with the state agreeing to pay Mr. Guluzzy said he hopes of Brick Township to reconst- award a $30,967 contract to D. that, again, the township sav- gency appropriation to cor- because funds were not ear- prepared to pay 75 per cent of SO per cent of the cost, the to have more information on ruct Line Road between Manzo and Son Inc. and Ace ed money by going out on bid rect drainage problems on marked for the unforeseen the entire cost," said the township 40 per cent and the the state's intentions by this Church St. and Van Brackle Manzo Contracting Co. of while the state's construction Church St. project in the 1975 local budg- township manager. county 10 per cent. afternoon. Road. The project also in- cludes widening the narrow, two-lane thoroughfare. Remarked Mayor Philip N Gumbs, "We just didn't de- cide on this project a couple of weeks ago It's the product of a lot of careful thought and study." Councilman Hans H. Froehlich recalled that initial talk of widening Line Road came before the council as far back as three years ago. c Mayor Gumbs pointed out that "going out on bid now actually helped the township to be in a position to award a The Lodc of Natural contract that is about 160,000 lower than the township engi- neer's estimate of $300,000." c c Holmdel Township, which owns part of Line Road in the area designated for repair, i Buidier Bock also is contributing $25,000 to the project. The mayor agreed with oth- er councilmen who have pub- OUR GREAT SUMMER SALE licly stated that alterations to Line Road will help buy the safety of pedestrians and mo- BRINGS YOU THE LIGHT LOOK OF torists who use it daily. Deputy Mayor Peter J. Lumia noted that the road is TODAY, IN VINYL VENEER! "heavily trafficked by pedes- trians and vehicles everyday, including a lot of kids who use it to get to St. Benedict's School, St. John Vianney's (High School) and the Strath- more Elementary School." Councilman Froehlich dis- COMPLETE 90" WALL missed fears that Line Road UNIT FOR SHOW AND STORAGE! improvements will make it a speedway "because police ra- dar can help control that." Although no councilman voted against the Line Road improvement package, Coun- all 3 pcs. cilman Edward E. Kaufman Space the sections-along a wall to decorate it, use them together to create a corner or divide a room...that's Gun code versatility! Each piece is alight with chromed steel, each is 72 inches high, 30 inches wide, 12 inches deep, finished all around. With glass shelves for the things you want to show, hearing cabinets for things you don't. Reg. $299. continued FREEHOLD - The Borough Council last night continued to Aug. 18 a public hearing on COMPLETE SET OF 3 TABLES an ordinance prohibiting the carrying or discharge of fire- arms here. The ordinance exempts po- licemen, the National Guard Armory, located here and Na- tional Guardsmen. A dramatic trio with clean lines and cool chrome accents Robert Taylor, 13 Taylor that work wonders to create a sparkling room. Three Ave., asked Borough Council how the ordinance would af- handsome tables: one hexagonal, one square, one 62" fect gun clubs. cocktail table. If purchased separately $69.50 each. Mayor Roger Kane said the ordinance prohibits anyone - from having a loaded gun un- less he is a policeman or a private detective going to work. One resident said that since many residents have guns, the ordinance would make ! them lawbreakers. He said : that even residents with air rifles would violate the ordi- nance. Mayor Kane said an off- duty policemen had a shot fired into his home a few months ago. Nobody was in- jured. . Henry T. Lefkowich, police chief, said under the current borough ordinance, police have no way of regulating the discharge of firearms. He said that state law, how- ever, prohibits the discharge of firearms within 450 feet of an occupied dwelling or school. Hexagonal Commode $69.50 The chief said that in the past five years, seven reports were received of bullets hit- ting buildings, windows and doors. Also, 23 reports were c received of BB or air rifle pellets hitting stores or cars, or the ^kurtnth and three persons were re- portedly hit by pellets, the chief said. "I asked for control of the indiscriminatory firing of a weapon by irresponsible per- sons," the chief said. RICHLY GRAINED VINYL VENEER "The council took it from there," he added. Mayor Kane said he is "not 90 inches of decorating magic for showing sure if the ordinance is too re- and stowing your favorite possessions. strictive " He said he wants With massive columns of gleaming council to get "more input." Donald Venti, 65 Parker St., chromed steel, woven natural rush cabinet a Sea Bright policeman, en- doors. Each piece 72" high, 30" wide, 12" dorsed the ordinance. deep. Reg. $439. The ordinance provides pe- nalties of. up to a $500 fine, 90 Excellent and convenient charge plans. days in jail, or both. Bank AmeriCard and Master Charge honored. Holmdel scrap paper collection i§ Saturday HOLMDEL - Boy scouts will collect scrap paper at the Intermediate School Saturday the cTWart furniture Galleries from 10 a.m. to noon. There will be no curbslde pickup. Open every rule til 9:30 — Sal "tit 6:00 ROUTE 35, MIDDLE TOWN, N. J. 671-0400 ROUTE 22, UNION. N. J. 688-5500 Excellent and convenient credit terms available The Daily Register A working Afghanistan vacation SHREWSBURY, N J. TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 -)3 ^^ J ^^ is stimulating for Dr. Arvanitis LONG BRANCH - Dr Cy- surgical population of the STATE ril S. Arvanitis wa's looking United States," he said, ad- ding that the Afghan popu- By The Associated Press for a working vacation and a fresh perspective on his ca- lation suffers from bovine tu- reer as a surgeon at Mon- berculosis from non-Pasteu- mouth Medical Center. rized milk, and a variety of Used car buyers given warning parasitical diseases. He found them both, half a He said that the country TRENTON - The New Jersey Division of Consumer Af- world away in Afghanistan, fairs has warned purchasers of used cars that the agency has has two medical schools and where he spent the month of that the government is build- received many complaints that dealers were trying to sell June as a visiting specialist in cars damaged in last month's floods. ing hospitals in the provinces surgery at Avicenna Hospital Virginia Annieh, director of the division, said yesterday to bring modem medicine to in Kabul, "a high, lovely city the nomadic, tribal population that several dealers have already admitted to selling water- which from a village has damaged cars. which inhabits the semi- grown into an almost modern desert and mountainous re- State law requires sellers to inform buyers if a car has capital." suffered flood damage. Failure to reveal such information gions. could result in a $2,000 fine for misrepresentation under the His experience was, in ev- In aid of their medical edu- New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, Annieh said. ery respect, a complete de- cation, Dr. Arvanitis brought "Though automobiles can be made to look perfectly fine parture from his lifestyle as with him a small library of after they have been flooded, the water may cause permanent director of. surgical education essential surgical texts, con- damage to the engine that is not immediately discernible to at Monmouth Medical Center, tributed in part by his associ- the average consumer," Annieh said. and an associate professor of ates and friends from the surgery at Hahnemann Me- Dr. Cyril Arvanitis Deal Golf and Country Club. Byrne signs flood aid legislation dical College, the Phila- From the long-range view- delphia institution for which welcomed enthusiastically, as point, he said: Monmouth serves as a teach- TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne yesterday signed are Russians, Germans, Chi- "I tlrink that the contribu- ing affiliate. legislation that will make $800,000 in state and federal money nese and others who come to tion that Care-Medico makes available to the hardest-hit victims of the July floods that It was by means of an ap- give aid and technical assis- to the medical welfare of emerging nations is one of the IN AFGHAN CAPITAL — Dr. Cyril S. Arvanitis, right, rides through the struck parts of New Jersy. plication to Care-Medico, a tance. Byrne signed the bill shortly after it narrowly passed the Washington-based organiza- major contribution's made by streets of Kabul, Afghanistan, as the passenger on a motorcycle driven by Senate by a 21-13 vote, the barest majority needed to pass leg- tion which helps to support "My role was that of teach- representatives of the United the Afghan director of surgery. islation in the upper house. hospitals in eight emerging er and general surgeon," he States, and represents the says, "and while I came to nancial limitations." consultant for various small part of my professional The bill will provide $200,000 in state assistance to the nations, that Dr. Arvanitis type of activity that is above life to a people almost as re- play the role of urologist, or- criticism and can not be cor- He added that Care, which agencies, including the flood victims and will make them eligible for an additional found himself in the Afghan mote from us as the in- thopedist and neurosurgeon, rupted, is the parent organization of French embassy. $800,000 from the federal government. capital, where 450,000 of the habitants of the valleys of the Last week Byrne certified the need for the aid in 12 coun- it was as an educator of resi- "It is delivery of medical Care-Medico, is supported by As often as possible, he country's 12 million people moon. I received from tltem ties of the state which suffered floods in July because record live. dents that I spent the major- care, and nobody can take a private giving and the Avi- toured the surrounding coun- ity of my time." cenna Hospital is supported more than I gave. I was re- rainfalls sent rivers and streams spilling over their banks. "Afghanistan is traditio- piece of the action. I think tryside, which he describes as jointly by Care-Medico and warded disproportionately to nally an area through which The 15 surgical residents, or Care-Medico has received in "a harsh, beautiful land" with graduate physicians in train- the press inadequate publicity the Afghan government. a climate comparable to Ari- my modest contribution. I Rahway guards refuse to work armies pass on their way to was treated with honor and somewhere else," said Dr. ing, performed the majority and inadequate exposure to He praised the small na- zona. Afghanistan, which bor- dignity and with a respect RAHWAY - Guards at Rahway State Prison refused to re- Arvanitis in a talk before the of operations under the guid- the public, and the American tion's government for pro- ders Russia, China, Pakistan which could support the ego port for the day shift yesterday until they discussed griev- MMC medical staff. "The ance of Dr. Arvanitis and the public is, after all, represen- gressive policies, such as of- and Iran, is made up of 21 of the most self-important ances with Institutional authorities. Achaemenids, Alexander and Afghan director of surgery. tative of that country which is fering equal educational op- ethnic types in what he de- A spokesman for the Department of Institutions and his Macedonians, Indians, About 150 surgical procedures famous for contributing from portunities to girls and boys, scribed as "a peasant-tribal surgeon. I taught and 1 Agencies said about 80 correction officers scheduled to report Monguls, Persians, and later are performed a month at the its wealth to those less fortu- for abolishing the veiling of society with loyalties oriented learned. Finally, and most for work at 6:45 a.m. did not start their jobs until after 10 the Russians and the British, 125-bed Avicenna Hospital, nate. women — although many still locally and not nationally." importantly, I reinforced a.m. came, stayed a while and de- compared to nearly 1,200 "I cannot commend too observe it — and for the cour- Summing up his feelings pride in my profession and in The official said another meeting to discuss grievances has parted, leaving behind some monthly at Monmouth, which highly the work of Care-Me- tesy and gratitude of its about the land and its people, its practitioners. I reinforced been set for tomorrow. residue of their culture and has over 500 beds. dico, and I regret only that people. he said: my pride in being a doctor The spokesman said one of the grievances concerned the ethnic strains." "Patients in general are this very Important, major During his stay, he was "I'm not certain of the mo- and a surgeon, which is per- suspension of Robert Butler, a guard, last Friday for alle- As a modern visitor, he sicker and more in need of ra- work they carry out is in- housed in an American com- tivations which took me to Af- haps the greatest gift any of gedly taking an incorrect count of inmates in his charge. found that "Americans are pid surgery than the general adequately funded and has fi-. pound, and served as surgical ghanistan to give this very. us has ever been given." Meanwhile, the official reported an incident at the prison about the same time the guards were refusing to report for duty. He said a sergeant on the overnight shift was injured by an inmate who he ignored when the prisoner asked for a ciga- Sedaka achieves an emotional edge rette. By LINDA ELLIS Then Sedaka, second on the bill that plays the Arts Center Boardwalk prize value hike OK'd through Saturday, brought the house to its feet with "Love TRENTON — The Senate gave final approval yesterday HOLMDEL — The Carpenters gave the songs and the set. Will Keep Us Together," his current hit single, recorded by to a bill seeking to Increase the value of prizes' in games of But match point goes to Neil Sedaka. He was putting his The Captain and Tennille, and "Laughter in the Rain." chance on boardwalks along the Jersey shore. life on the line. Also sharing the billing were the comedy team of Bill The measure needs only the signature of Gov. Brendan T. Karen and Richard are cool professionals, their timing is Skiles and Peter Henderson, who were also excellent. Skiles' Byrne to put a referendum on the November ballot seeking to exquisite, their sidemen are precision instrumentalists. sound effects were remarkably fine. . change the state Constitution's section on gambling. After Sedaka's warm textures, though, the effect of the Sedaka slid in and out of his own compositions, among If approved by the voters the proposal would allow board- Carpenters were sculptured plastic. them "Hey, Little Devil," "Calendar Girl" and his old-time walk game operators to offer prizes with a retail value of $100 "Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen," one of Sedaka's 60s ode of unrequited love for Carole King: "Oh, Carole, I am but compared to the current $15, subject to approval by municipal hits, transported a large chunk of the audience at the Garden a fool/You hurt me and you treat me cruel. .." referenda in the various shore communities concerned. State Arts Center back to the time they first heard it. Another As a former Juilliard student, he must have grit his teeth The proposal would also allow the game operators to in- chunk of the capacity crowd responded to all the enthusiasm at that humidity-swollen lower note on the piano that struck crease their charges from a current maximum of 25 cents to and marveled at the music that turned their elders on. until a technician made it right after two numbers. SO cents subject to approval by the Division- of Alcoholic Beve- He has survived, writing songs, since he fell from grace rage Control. and the charts in 1964. When he turned around last night to display a sequined shirt emblazoned "Sedaka's Back," the crowd let him know he is. Commitment safeguards sought After intermission and the tender ministrations of an TRENTON - The New Jersey Supreme Court yesterday army of technicians (but one speaker stubbornly refused to sought to strengthen the safeguards of criminal defendants cooperate throughout) a huge glittering neon sign spelling against involuntary commitment to mental hospitals by tak- "Carpenters" dropped and Karen and Richard began with ing the power to order such confinement away from juries. "We've Only Just Begun." The court instead established an interim system under The song changes were faultless, each sideman respond- which the trial judge in cases resulting in acquittals on the ing instantly to signals from Richard. The program does not basis of insanity would determine if there was reason to com- miss a hit: "Only Yesterday," "Rainy Days and Mondays," mit toe defendant. "Top of the World," "Close to You" are all there. The ruling said the current law based on considering all The oldies medley they featured would have worked bet- defendants acquitted by reason of insanity to be alike was im- ter had it not followed Sedaka's gig. perfect and unconstitutional. The whole effort to bring back songs they had not lived In a 5-1 opinion written by Justice Morris Pashman the with seemed just that, an effort. Karen did not seem comfort- court said, "The decisive consideration where personal liberty able with "Johnny Angel," "Book of Love" and "Leader of ft tf lilir staff pKltn is Involved is that each individual's fate must be adjudged on the Pack." KAREN IS COOL — Karen Carpenter, holt of the the facts of his own case." The Carpenters' melange of late 50s and early 60s hits brother and sister team that has sold 25 million was a parody. Sedaka's was an act of dusting off old treasur- recordings, slips into a mood piece at the Garden Homeowners insurance rate up es and making them shine. State Arts Center last night where the group Is be- TRENTON — The cost of homeowners insurance for New Kudos go to superb guitarist Tony Peluso, one of the Car- ginning a six-day stint. Brother Richard, In back- Jersey residents who have policies with the Allstate and Trav- penter men, who did a stunning job of disc jockey narration in ground, does their arranging and adds backup har- elers Insurance Companies and with 176 firms represented by the oldies number. monics. an insurance industry agency went up yesterday. NEIL WITH FEELING - Nell Sedaka has fun with You're beginning to wonder about those 25 million albums The Department of Insurance said it granted an 11.5 per Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen, one of his hits and singles sold by the brother and sister duo, the three and expert at putting together an evening. The response from cent premium increase to 170 firms represented by the Insur- from the 60s, during the Arts Center program Grammy awards and the $30,000 they get for a concert. the audience was appropriately cerebral. ance Services Office ISO compared to the 20 per cent rate headlined by the Carpenters. Sedaka won two Then Karen makes it all right by swinging into a delight- The standing ovations for a greying Neil Sedaka with a standing ovations tor the music that traces a path ful Burt Bacharach medley and putting the questions to rest. spare tire around the middle and doing a bad job of the bump hike the agency requested. from the 60s to today. It said Allstate got an 18 per cent homeowner insurance The Carpenters are finely tuned, faultlessly turned out, were from the heart. premium Jump compared to its requested 20.4 per cent while Travelers received its full 10 per cent request, The announcement said the increases would begin to take effect this month and would be phased in by late October. Little Silver to advertise for police post Newark school aid bill signed tion process. though Mr. Steiner did not passed a resolution author- TRENTON - A bill designed to assure the state value for LITTLE SILVER - against the amendment be- The low bidder was M. Hess Patrolman Canneto is re- vote against Mr. Solaris ap- izing Mr. Greenwood to write its dollar in Newark's public schools was signed into law yes- Borough Council ended one cause "all it did was make a Jr., but the council has not signing to join the Monmouth pointment, he did not support local legislators asking them terday by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. hour of heated discussion last bad thing more palpable." He been satisfied with their past County Prosecutor's staff. his hiring, Mrs. Evans said. to expedite the passage of the work in the borough, said Mr. The state contributed $80 million to the $117 million spent night by voting to advertise to said he supported opening the According to Mr. Trefurt, Mr. Schenck said that wait- bill on the maximum age of Rell. Therefore, the purpose in Newark schools during the last fiscal year and a state fill the vacancy created by position to public advertise- the special officers were rec- ing for legislative passage of police officers. of next Monday1 s meeting will study turned up serious shortcomings in the way that money the resignation of Patrolman ment "as we do with most ommended by Police Chief the bill or applications from be to give them a hearing. was spent. Richard Canneto. borough positions." In other business, the coun- JohnH. Foster. an advertisement would cil rejected a bid by Norcia The council can then decide The new law adopts recommendations of a detailed fol- Councilman William E. Tre- Earlier, Mr. Jacobi had Mr. Solan's appointment to cause damaging time delays. Inc. of North Brunswick of to award the bid to the next low-up investigation by the state and puts into effect is key furt proposed a resolution called Mr. Trefurt's participa- the force has long been a He noted that school for new $12,039 for a garbage com- lower bidder, Santos Con- recommendation,of having one person in the city responsible that would limit applicants tion in the voting "morally source of controversy. He police officers begins iri a pactor. The council has allo- struction Co. v for the day-to-day operations of the schools. for the opening to three spe- outrageous." He accused Mr. was appointed a special offi- month at Sea Girt and is not cated $10,000 for the item, and That officer, the executive superintendent or chancellor, cial police officers - Stephen Trefurt of a conflict of inter- cer last year, but the possi- held again until the end of the its will re-advertise for bids. would be appointed by the Newark Board of Education. Greenwood Jrd, Kevin Tuohy ests. and Charles Hoover. Mr. Tuohy is a cousin of bility of his appointment to year. The council accepted a bid Police Councilman K. Edward Ja- Mr. Trefurt's wife. the force has been remote be- Arguments in favor of limit- of $5,070 by E and L. Paving Marijuana decruninalization urged cobi, with the council's ap- Mr. Trefurt responded, cause he is 41 years old and ing the applicants fell short, Co. of Long Branch for the mail thefts the legal maximum age is 35 TRENTON - A legislative commission has again recom- proval, added Richard Solan, "Mr. Tuohy has proven him- however, because of Mayor construction of one basketball NEW SHREWSBURY - years. mended the decriminalization of possession of small amounts a special officer, to the list. self as a special officer, and Rell's tie-breaking vote. court and the foundation for a Police are investigating the o( marijuana. The addition was suggested he is capable joining the force A bill pending before the Agreeing with the position handball wall at Riverview reported theft of mail from - "You can't just keep on arresting a whole generation," by Anthony Bruno, the Re- if selected." Assembly would remove the of the others in the majority, Ave. The council intended to mailboxes on at least two said Sen. Alexander J. Menza, D-Union, chairman of the Drug publican mayoral candidate, Special officers supplement maximum age limit for police the mayor said, "We have no build the handball wall, but streets. Study Commission, in issuing the latest report. who was in the audience. the borough's regular force. appointees. reason to void the need for the bids were too high and Police reports indicate that The same commission made the same recommendation However, Mr. Jacobi voted They are paid on an hourly Mr. Steiner strongly sup- advertising as we have done that work will be carried mail was: taken from three ten months ago and the legislature ignored it. against the amended resolu- scale. ported the appointment of Mr. in the past." over. boxes on Knollwood Drive on Menza said he saw a good chance the recommendation tion along with Councilmen Mr. Marrah advocated the Solari to the vacancy, noting The mayor also said that The council will meet next Wednesday and from two would be aprr. ed by one House this time — the Assembly, H.A. "Hal" Steiner 3rd and selection of one of the four that he had been promised a the open selection process Monday todiscussthe bids for boxes on Apple Orchard but it needs a, ^roval of both the Assembly and the Senate John A. Mortensen and Mayor special officers because "it is position as soon as the legal would guarantee that each sidewalks on Harding Road Drive on Friday. JUenza said the commission found no "new, over- Charles F. Rell. good management practice to problem could be solved. applicant would take an apti- from Prospect Ave. to the Police are requesting that whelming, detrimental medical and scientific" evidence that Voting for the amended res- promote from within " Mrs. Sally Evans, a former tude test and he urged the new high school and from residents of those areas who marijuana is physically harmful to a user. olution were Councilmen John He added that the morale of Republican councilwoman, council to try to honor its Rumson Road to the new high were expecting mail which He said the report contends that the continuing debate on A. Mirrah, Grandin W. the force would be hurt if the asked ''Where were you with "debt of gratitude' to Mr. So- school. The bill will also in- did not come check with the the physical effects of the drug should not delay decriminali- Schenck and Mr. Trefurt. borough were to pass over your support of Mr. Solari lari. clude improvements to Maple post office to see if delivery atton. Mr. Jacobi said he voted special officers in the selec- last year, Mr. Steiner." Al- The council unanimously Ave. * was made. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, AUGUST 5.1975 Historic lore is integral part of Highlands' heritage By JILLHUBER To kirn that goes a hravy nity in the early part of the dustry in Highlands. A great •cart century. At one time there source of revenue is also gen- HIGHLANDS - Historic The lovers last farewell. were 10 processing plants in erated by the town's many lore is part of the heritage or This yours I* see the sailor operation. seafood restaurants. Plans for Highlands. Its geographical bold Along with clamming, lob- a riverfrontj>ark on Bay Ave. location has distinguished the Of persevering mild. stering is a prime industry. and the continual growth of Gateway National Recreation borough as one of the most To see him rove la search of The shoreline is dotted with prominent coastal landmarks Area at Sandy Hook may l«y huge stacks of lobster pots from Maine to the Florida waiting to be loaded onto lob- bring about a return to the And leave Me bliss behind." Keys. ster boats. grand resort era for this American Indian tribes fre- The area grew in economic This industry is in danger borough. quented the area before the and trade importance after of extinction as is the entire This, combined with the arrival of white settlers in the the Revolutionary War and U.S. fishing industry. When not natural beauty that has al- 17th century. Tales of pirates tourist trade increased stead- out on the ocean seeking ways been a part of the High- and buried treasure encour- ily after the War of 1812. By their catch, lobstermen lands scene, generates a aged fortune hunters to scour 1880, Highlands' scenic view spend hours trying to con- sense of pride in a community the riverbanks in search of and easy accessibility had vince Congress to extend the that has much to offer. gold, silver and jewels. Hard helped transform it into a U.S. territorial limit to 200 evidence of the passing residential and vacation miles. through of such figures as showplace. The steamboat Down through the years, Captain Kidd has never been era added much to the al- Highlands has had its share HAPPY uncovered, but rumors, aided ready picturesque locale and of notable persons who called by discovery of several gold approximately 126 steamers the borough their home. BIRTHDAY coins near the river as late as ran between New York and Mickey Walker, the 'Toy 1940, still persist. Highlands. Passengers as Bulldog,' and one of the well as freight were trans- Highlands was also visited greatest middleweight boxers HIGHLANDS! ported on the "Mary Patten," did his training here. by numerous 17th and 18th "Little Silver," "Thomas Pat- century explorers, including Herbert Hunter, often BEST WISHES ten" and "Elberon," four of called the baseball ambassa- Giovanni de Verrazano, Este- the steamers that most regu- van Comet and Henry Hud- dor to Japan, played on many FROM larly serviced the area. The teams organized in the town. son. Historians say Henry advance of rail transport and Fletcher Pratt, a historian Hudson's "Half Moon" sailed a series of natural disasters and novelist, prepared much into Sandy Hook Bay In 1609. brought the steamboat era to HIGHLANDS of the narrative on the history Members of his crew were al- an end by the 1930's. legedly the first white men to of the borough that appears MARINA, INC. set foot here. Rum-running, an occupa- in the community's anniver- IS* MY »W, HKHUNDS Several years after Hud- tion far from strange to the sary booklet now available. 872-1733 son's visit, Highlands at- Jersey Shore during the Pro- Clamming, lobstering and hibition period of the 1920s, fishing are now the prime in- tracted the interest of Dutch BAY AVENUE IN 1918 - In the foreground Is a This and other historical photos were made avail- flourished in the Highlands traders who were responsible view of Bay Avenue in Highlands In 1918. Road able by John A. Bahrs, former Highlands mayor domain. Boats would leave lor charting most of the sur- leading to railroad bridge In background was and retired restaurateur. rounding waters. British set- Monument Place. At right is Johnson's Drug Store. their Highlands docks, meet CONGRATULATIONS} tlers arrived in 1664 and pur- ships waiting a few miles off chased title to the land from shore carrying cargoes of li- and economic development of tionary War. Capt. Joshua diers In 1772 and was hanged el, "TJhe Water Witch," on the the Indians. Records show quor from Canada or the Car- TO ALL OUR NEIGHBORS the region. Guiding ships into Huddy, who maintained a at Gravelly Point, here. Hud- Waterwitch section of town. none of the land was taken by ibbean, and smuggle it back ON THEIR New York Harbor and provid- home in Colts Neck during dy Park, at the foot of Water Philip Freneau, an early force or without the Indians' to shore. ing protection from invasion that war and was a fierce op- Witch Ave., is named after American poet, wrote of a consent. Clamming was a prime by sea were two of the most ponent of British rule, con- him. glorified Highlands: 75th ANNIVERSARY Highlands' strategic loca- important functions. ducted numerous search and summer activity here for the tion in Sandy Hook Bay en- Both the British and Ameri- destroy missions in the High- The "Barbary Coast of the "With lowering crest you first Indians, and the white set- abled it to play an important can armies hid in the High- lands-Sandy Hook area. He East" also attracted its share appeared tlers learned the techniques HIGHLANDS TAXI role in the general discovery lands hills during the Revolu- was captured by English sol- of novelists and poets. James The news of land la tell. of clamming from them. 92 BAY AVE. HIGHLANDS Fenimore Cooper lived in To him thai comes fresh Joys Clamming became the ma- 872-1381 Highlands source of articles Highlands and based his nov- Impart jor industry in this commu-

HIGHLANDS - This com- with Highlands and the sur- Malcolm B. Gilman; From munity has been the subject rounding area are: The New Indian Trail to Electric Rail of many stories of well known Jersey Shore by John T. Cun- by Thomas H. Leonard; Jer- authors. ningham; The Swamp Willow sey Coast and Pines by Gus- James Fenimore Cooper's by Edwina Elroy; The Sea tav Kobbe; Nauvoo to the Water Witch is based on a Bright Skiff and Other Jersey Hook by George H. Moss Jr., Borough of Highlands folk tale originating here. Boats by P.J. Guthorn; Mon- and Another View of the City Other works which deal mouth, Road to Glory by C. by Russell F. Peterson. It's our 75th Year and We're Celebrating! COME, JOIN US

If you love parties and parades, fun and! food, contests and music, then you'll want to come to our 75th Anniversary Celebration. There will be 16 outstanding events on 14 different days, and you are invited to attend them all. SANDY HOOK BAY SCENE — Stage, steamer and sailing ship service brought Highlands to prominence as a resort In this 1961 photo. In So, mark the dates, make up a group of fam- background at right is the Seabird, a 187-foot steamer that ran between Red Bank, Highlands and New York. ily and friends, and come join us and help us celebrate this important occasion. OF EVENTS - AUGUST 7 THRU AUGUST 24 TALENT CONTEST, 7:30 p.m. at Highlands Grammar School. King and Queen lor Baby Parade. Little Miss Highlands and Miss Highlands will be chosen.

JUNIOR OLYMPICS at Kavoojian Field, Soil Ball Game — Women'Vs. Businessmen

BABY PARADE 1:00 P.M — from Bridge to Huddy Park

BIKE RALLY 9:45 A.M. Decorating Contest — Pier 7

NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY DRAWING, Noon at Huddy Park Also, dedica- tion of Gertrude Ederle Park

— SWIM MEET 5 P.M. at Connors Hotel. Gertrude Ederle will be guest

AMERICAN LEGION AND VFW PARADE down Bay Ave scouts bands, etc. will also participate.

Aug. 17 • FRISBEE TOURNAMENT, 10:00 A.M., Kavoojian Field.

Aug. 18 • HENRY HUDSON SCHOOL BAND CONCERT, ? on P.M. at Twin Lights

Aug. 19 • DONKEY BASEBALL GAME, 600 P.M., Kavoojian Field.

Aug. 20 •ROCK CONCERT, 7:00 P.M. Huddy Park (Bay and Waterwitch Aves.)

Aug. 21 • DAWN PATROL, 6:15 A.M. Youth busride to Monmouth Park. Sponsored by Recreation SPANNING THE NAVESINK — The first drawbridge from South Bay Ave. Committee. Meet at Borough Hall. in Highlands to Sea Bright was built In 1889. The bridge is about one-third complete in this photo. Aug. 22 — HIGHLANDS DAY at the Races — Monmouth Park, breakfast at Monmouth Park, Parade.'

Aug. 23 — PARADE on Bay Ave., Noon. 86 fire companies from all over the state. Budweiser Clydesdale Cash, prize coupons stolen Horses to participate. KEANSBURG - Police are incident took place. She was six-foot tall, thin, wearing a - ECUMENICAL CHURCH SERVICES at Huddy Park. Closing with church services searching for a man who alle- accompanied by another red shirt and a black stocking including.Highland's three churches. gedly stole $700 in cash, and woman, he said. mask. He left on foot, running MOO in prize coupons from the As the two women were to the rear of the property owner-operator of Mary's walking up the front steps to through the driveway, police Skillo, Carr Ave. Police said Ms. Hunter's home, a man said. BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS the man who allegedly as- ran from the driveway,, saulted a companion of the knocked Ms. Hunter's com- The preliminary in- MAYOR amusement operator. panion down the steps, and vestigation was handled by CORNELIUS J. GUINEY, JR. grabbed Ms. Hunter's purse Sgt. Thomas Dalton and Pa- Detective Raymond O'Hare and a shopping bag contain- trolman Kevin Robinson. De- COUNCIL ERNESTVAUGHAN . said Mary Hunter, was re- ing the money and prize cou- tective Capt. George W. Pre- ANTHONY BUCCO JOHN JOHNSTON JOHN RODGERS turning to her home at 62 pons. , ston Jr., and Detective BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR BOROUGH CLERK Highland Blvd. shortly before Detective O'Hare said the O'Hare are continuing the In- HERBERT W. HARTSGROVE HARRIET A. ALBRECHT 3.30 a.m. yesterday when the assailant wat described as vestigation. « Highlands marking anniversary SHREWSBURY, N J , TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1975 The D»ly Register 15 with month-long series of events

HIGHLANDS - A sense of Anniversary Committee and borough's 75th anniversary, is famous swim on Aug 6, 1926. perform at Twin Lights. The pride in the accomplishments members of the Bicentennial scheduled for 10 a.m., Mon- She will also present awards Grand Canyon Band will per- of the past 75 years, has eng- Committee and Historical So- day. Bikes will parade from to winners of a swim meet at form at 7 p.m. Aug. 20 in ulfed the borough during its ciety. Pier 7 on Bay Aye. to Huddy 5 p.m., Aug. 15 at Connors Huddy Park. Diamond Jubilee celebration. A talent contest will take Park. Hotel. The world-famous Budwei- A clean-up and general res- place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday The drawing of the state ser Clydesdale Horses will ap- toration campaign has been Tentatively scheduled for at the Highlands Grammar lottery will take place Aug. 14 Aug. 16 is a VFW American pear at Monmouth Park race conducted in connection with School. The king and queen of in Huddy Park. Members of track Aug. 22 for "Highlands the celebration Many of the Legion parade on Bay Ave. the baby parade, scheduled the state Lottery Commission Senior citizens and various Day at the Races ' The tea town's buildings have been for Sunday, will be chosen will be on hand to oversee the ture race that day will be given a fresh coat of paint or scout troops will also partici- Also selected will be Little event. Spectators are re- pate. "Highlands 75th." a facelift and three new Miss Highlands and Miss quested to bring their own An anniversary parade, parks have been constructed: Highlands. Winners will seating accomodations. The A "frisbee classic" will be down Bay Ave., led by the Gertrude Ederle Park on Bay march in the 75th anniversary time of the drawing is to be conducted at 10 a.m. Aug. 17 Clydesdale Horses, will end Ave.; Frank J. Hall Park on parade Aug. 23. announced. at Kavookjian Field. Partici- festivities at nopn. Aug. 23. Miller St., and Thomas Ptak A battle between the sexes Gertrude Ederle, a native pants will be judged on dis- Approximately 86 fire com- Memorial Park at Navesink will take place at 10 a.m. Sat- of Highlands and the tance, accuracy and general panies from throughout the Ave. and Miller St. urday on the softball diamond first woman to swim the Eng- ability. Troptiies will be state and local civic groups A month of festivities has at Kavookjian Field. A bi- lish Channel, will be on hand awarded. will also participate. been planned by Mrs. Joseph cycle decorating contest, the Aug. 14 at 7 p.m. for the dedi- Music will abound at 8 p.m., Church services for all de- Dempsey, chairman of the 75th theme of which is the cation of Gertrude Ederle Aug. 18 when the Henry Hud- nominations will be conducted Park. Ms. Ederle made her son Regional School Band will in Huddy Park Aug. 24. HENJO DOCK, LOBSTER POUND WHOLESALE and RETAIL Twin Lights symbol of Highlands HIGHLANDS - The impor- known as Lighthouse Hill and gigantic lighthouse lens vis- OF UVE LOBSTER TAILS & CLAWS tance of Highlands as a sea- constructed twin lighthouse ible 22 miles out at sea. The way was recognized as early towers there. By 1862, how- lens was exhibited at the 1893 as 1748, when merchants re- ever, the towers had fallen Chicago World's Fair and WE SALUTE quested that a beacon be set into a severe state of dis- then sold to the United States R t|ltltr Itsft ptioto up overlooking the water for repair. They were replaced government. When the 9 mil- PROCLAIMING DIAMOND JUBILEE - Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney Jr. THE BOROUGH OF the convenience and safety of by the structure now stand- lion candle power light in the and Mrs. Joseph Dempsey, chairlady of Highlands' 75th Jubilee Celebra- mariners. ing. north tower burned out in tion Committee, flank a commemorative county flag, signifying the na- In 1828, the government In 1893, Augustin Fresnel, a 1905, the southern tower re- tion's Bicentennial and the borough's 75th anniversary. ,^ HIGHLANDS purchased a tract of land French scientist, designed a ceived the 25 million candle ON ITS power Fresnel. The unlighted north tower Highlands 75th ANNIVERSARY "Fine Food Being a Tradition!" was used in 1909 by Guglielmo VISIT Home of the Finest Marconi for the first demon- had brief Lobsters on the Jersey Coast stration of wireless tele- WE CONGRATULATE graphy in the United States. gold rush OPEN 5 A.M. to 7 P.M. Prior to World War II, the HIGHLANDS - The finding THE BORO OF HIGHLANDS north tower was also used for of several 18th century coins — COME SEE OUR NEW TANKS — radar experimentation The on the banks of the Navesink ON ITS tests proved so successful AFTER River triggered a shortlived SPECIALIZING IN 872-1545 7P.M. 872-0887 that the government decomis- gold rush here in 1940 sioned Twin Lights after the SIZZLING STEAKS & OCEAN-FRESH SEAFOOD. It began on April 9, when FOOT OF CORNWALL ST. HIGHLANDS war. It is no longer an oper- 75th ANNIVERSARY William Cottrell, a resident DINNERS, SANDWICHES, OR JUST DRINKS ative lighthouse and its once- here found a French gold coin ... ANOTHER FINE TRADITION! steady beam has been cut to dated 1770 at the top of the Congratulations a five-second blinker. OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL! river bank. Mr. Cottrell and To The Borough of The borough, in conjunction his son returned the next day with the General Services Ad- and found several more gold ministration, has undertaken pieces, all dated in the 1700s the restoration and mainte- A collector friend estimated HIGHLANDS nance of the building since the worth of the gold pieces ON YOUR HIGHLANDS 1952. A Twin Lights-'-Commis- at about (2,000 each. slon and a Twin Lights His- Several hundred persons CALL 872-1351 torical Society were also armed with rakes and shovels 75th ANNIVERSARY HIDEAWAY STATE HWY. NO. 36 HIGHLANDS formed. In 1962, the statetook combed the banks of the Na- 872-1174 vesink for the next few weeks 2 SLOCKS N. OF HIGHLANDS BRIDGE over maintenance of the RTE. 36 AT THE BRIDGE HIGHLANDS structure and Twin Lights be- but uncovered nothing. No ad- came an official state histori- ditional coins were ever found.' cal site. A maritime and his- torical museum have been es- Best Wishes tablished there. TO THE BOROUGH OF HAPPY Congratulations, ANNIVERSARY Neighbor HIGHLANDS TO THE ON YOUR BORO OF THE NOW OPEN 75th ANNIVERSARY HIGHLANDS! Shore Casino 7 DAYS A WEEK Hunt in THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS We Salute MARINA AMERICAN EXPRESS DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED 52 SHREWSBURY AVE1. We extend our best the Borough of ADS , wishes to the Borough of Come 4 Gal Them Alive! HIGHLANDS DORIS NEDS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT HIGHLANDS HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD on its 36 Shore D' Highlands 8 72 1 565 542-1700! OP£H DAILY,14 JO P.M. — TOLL FREE— 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th FROM MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 Anniversary TOLL FREE FROM MIDDLETOWN WAYS ...TUB BEST IN FOOD « ENTERT —AREA 671-9300-r-

FAMOUS RESTAURANT the CLAM HUT "HOME OF THE JERSEY SHORE FEAST" WISHES BEST WISHES MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY TO THE PEOPLE OF TO THE THE BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS BEST WISHES BOROUGH HIGHLANDS ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR TO THE 75th ANNIVERSARY BORO OF COME ABOARD AND PARTAKE FROM HIGHLANDS 872-1245 LONG JOHN'S FABULOUS NEW LIFEBOAT APPETIZER BAR ON THE OCCASION Every M0N., MS., FRI. * SUN. OF ITS ANOTHER GREAT NAME OFFERING RATIONS SUCH AS I IN THE HIGHLANDS ... WHOLE SHRIMP STEAMERS Adjaewit to Highlands Lobster Pound MANY, MANY OTHERS root of Atlantic ft off Bay Avonuo, 75th ANNIVERSARY S EXTENDS WARM HIGHLANDS

^V WISHE— w- v v w ^_S^ TO THE HOURS: WON. TUES. WED. & THURS. *J}S?atS?attt BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Great fchd and cocktails 4:30 to 9 P.M. ON ITS on the Bay in *S82fr-~ Highlands, N. J. U9U9 $AT 12 NOON TO 10 PJUl. 75th ANNIVERSARY (201) 872-1771 SUN. 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. 71. Merchandise lor Sol* 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 5.1975 53. Domestic Help CRIB - And' matching four-drawer chest. HOUSEWOHKER - Five days o week motlress ond bumper pod Encellenl condi 2. Autos For Sale Fle.lbl.h.ur. „,„.» lion Asking Hi 741 SI23 AUTOMOTIVE Tiger DEARBORN FARMS - Hwy No JJ. GAS PAINS? NEED RELIEF' BUY 54 Situations Wonted Holmdel. Crenshow and contolope. mel FIAT!!! LEVINE MOTOR CORP . 1J THlSlSTH 2. Autos For Sale Maple Ave . Red Bank 7FILES,. lami. itiuM •. ™w"-v •••- IIMW HwyUl BedleRd Hailet chinesnines,, ttypewritersy , office equipment, etc SU44I4 lorge home, by experienced mother in Bel M4-I7N lord 495 1IS6 atI bbargaii n prices. New or used AAC GTO IM7 - Convertible. . DES.lES-K .OUTLET. 1709 Rl 3S. Ookhursl COMPANION/HOUSEKEEPER - Wl»h AMC HORNET HATCHBACK - 1974 A I rubber all around 5313990 condition. Mull stll becouse of illness es oorl-tlme mornings, will also do er I!.MO or tot* over poyments Coll 7*1 Ml) M44II4 DREXEL DINING ROOM = Round table. rands. Own cor Call J2-6297 betore 3 p m two leaves, si* chairs ond china cabinet alter I. HONDA COUPE 1*7} EXCELLENT CHILD CARE IN MY liM Call 741 IMI9 4 30 Coll 449 22M.t9 AUSTIN HEALV SPRITE IM7 ' Two cylinder. 44 mpg HOME - Mon through Fri Any age Coll 471 4I9S DRUMS - Ludwlo while pearl, lour pieces Drive II away Coll Hi tm Dlus cymbal. IIS0 ORGAN, Conn Caprice Coll 119-4437 between t 9 p m HORNET 1971 EXPERIENCED TEACHER - Desires dual keyboard with one oclove boss. »325 AUTO HOBBY CENTER HI M4» BOWLING MACHINE, oulomatlc scoring, Wanted, party who needi 100% tinancing part lime position in or out ot education CARS BOUGHT SOLO REPAIRED si* Dlaver, four gome selection, full com with no money down, on o 1971 Hornet, in »473713. 10 W. Corfleld Ave . Atlantic Hignlondt rnercTol slie. JlTs. Coll 542 1542 after S cylinder, automatic. 43.600 mile*. II59S MOTHERS HELPER - Girl. II. loves o m BAILLY BROS. INC Many other models to choose from Fo children Experienced Infants and tod SoDoru and Jaguar dealer 19 E Newmon quick credll OK . coll OASIS MOTORS 0 dlers Would live in. In Red Bank area or ELECTRIC RANGE - M0 Slalnleil sln» Sprinai Rd , Rid Bant 747^^»6 (701) 771 7100 con provide own transportation Con con with cabinet, 125. Solid oak Dookcose with JEEP SALES AND SERVICE hnue after school opens 172 O4t9 gloss door. M0 747-41M. BUHLER 1 BITTER Twin Boro Motors. Inc. PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER M& 131 E. Newmon Springs Rd RedBonk WOMAN - Desires day s work In Middle END TABLES - 121 hand made, 24' • 3?9O Hwy IS. Morlet U44IM CALL NOW 74/0040 town oreo. sauore, each with o drawer, unusually 51. Help Wanted SI. Help Wanted .7IS2W sturdy. Ideal lor den or playroom, reason BUICK SPORT WAGON - 1944 LOOKS KAY MOTORS 2. Autos For Sale SI. Help Wanted able Also folding baby carriage, blue vi AND RUNS VERY GOOD TRAILER HONDA CIVIC nyl, excellent condition, asking IIS Call HITCH MOO CALL 741-7039 BOOKKEEPER - Experienced In payroll STORE CLERKS — To work port-time ol Broadway Ttjna Long Broncn VEGA GT I974 - 11.000 miles Immocu NURSE RN LPN — Full or port-time. 3 11 55. Situations Wanted 741 lB44of1er 5 p.m. late condlllon Nine months ola and cost pricing Pleasant working condi srilfl Pleose coll Shrewsbury Manor Nurs Somerset Forms Food Store, located Mad CAOILLAC 1974 BROUGHAM - Air, sler KITSON CHEVROLET CO 791 ?1» tions and excellent benefits. Phone (or op Ing Home. 741 »S9 boro Mall Shopping Center. Rte 79 ond Male po. leather, all power, showroom Condi FLOOR SMPLE CLEARANCE SALE - Hwy 36 Eolonlown pomtment. 764-0374. School Rd For appointment, opply in per YARD WORK - Gutters, cellors ond go One of a kind Color TV and stereo con tlan Must sell Original owner 1414113 _____ S4MOD0 VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 - Four cylin NURSES AIDES - Experienced lor 7 3 son or call 431-9477 der, outomotlc transmission, radio, olr BUSINESS MANAGER - (Secre and 3-11 shifts. Aher snort probationary roges cleaned Trees cot Free estimates soles Andersons TV, 30 Brood SI . fed CADILLAC 1974 — Fleetwood Brougham, KROLL MOTORS. INC conditioning Six tires 57.000 miles SIOOO toryreceptlonlst) with executive ability, period. tl36 per week Liberal fringe ben STUDENTS — Fanlosllc new program, Call 741-4305. Bonk. 747-OJ25. Ipolher. air, stereo, all power Low mile Must sell Getting married Call 717 9091 or terrific earnings No door to-door selling age Asking I479S S<) 0MJ 779 Broadway Long Bronch for Red Bonk orthodontic office Ex ellls OO NOT PHONE Apply in person FREEZER - Upright Very good condi 77)3600 perlencc preferred. Excellent salary and weekdays only 10 o m.-3 p.m. ATLANTIC Textbook allowance Scholarship gronl lion 6301b copoclfy 1175 or best oiler wnefils Transportation required Strictly HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME. • Middle For Information, call Fuller Brush Co . CAMARO — 19t9 New 39* cu. In 'engine LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE FORD 197? - VEGA WAGON 1974 - Blue, oulamotic. Call 542 9099 Red and silver metal flake paint Hurst :onlidenliol Send resume to P O Box 377. •own Awe , Atlantic Highlands S703O00. Air conditioned. I77O0 or besl offer low mileage. tour speed. Crogor wheels Hooker heod VedBonk. N.J. FINANCIAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Doubledresser ers ond side pipes. Sun gauges and Pioneer 164 0431 Call 679 5156 NURSES - Full time and port lime LPN s SUCCESS -ind bed. SSO White wood combination stereo Must see lo appreciate Must sell ond RNs Also porl tirne beouticlon. Coll een ond storm door, tlO 229-1726. MGA - I960 Reasonable VEGA 1977 - GT, lour speed, while, black SU 1472. Mon through Fri , 9 to 4 Can be yours II you ore a licensed, ex Besl oiler Call 747 7ttf __ ^^ Red Running condlllon stripe 11495 Runs good, clean condition perlenced real ettote associate with a go 61. Business FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - c A'PRI - 1970 wllhlope deck. Goad Call 946 M4S 495 JJI4before II o.m NURSES RN - Full ond part time i37 lo getter" attitude One ol the leading reol es WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT start. (Stlllt differential) plus company condition. I7SO MGB GT 1973 -* Must sell quickly. Lew VEGA 1973 HATCHBACK - Automatic. BUYER tote agencies in the Shore Area Is looking Opportunities PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT^IMME benefits Apply In person. Green Grove Call 741 44H mileage, overdrive, AM/FM, cassette AM/FM radio »IS9S to odd several new associates to its soles DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR. GRAND Convalescent Center, Green Grove Rood force Complete and professional assls ESTABLISHED FIVE YEAR MOWER deck, excellent condition Asking S3S00 or Coll 513 »?54 AND BIKE SHOP - Musi socrlllce, on» 37J66U. best offer. Call 67)1971. ond Route U. Neptune. tance trom processing unit, soles manager C OOUGLASALAN VEGA 1974 GT - Original owner AM'FM reasonable otter Asking 14.500 Call M2 G E CLOTHES WASHER - »US G E Stationary, NURSES - RN supervisor lor 117 E> and broker If you think you qualify a* a MERCEDES BENZ SALES 1 SERVICE MG MIDGET - 197) Low mileage, ei tope. Gray. Excellent condition 30 mpg leader, " send your resume to Box L-7fl, 7191. electric dryer. US. Both like new Also like 100 Oceonport Ave . Little Silver 147 S353 perience preferred Contoct Director ol new 28' olumlnum lodder. MO, 147-2494. cellent condition Clean Must sell 17400 46? tOU Nursing. Brookoole Nursing Center. HOI The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. LAUNDRAMAT — Encellenl Monmoutti Call 717 5363 CHEVELLE MALIBU - 196i CONVERT VEGA 1974 HATCHBACK — Loaded Candy let. N T SUPERINTENDENT — Experienced, County location, turn key operation, mod GE I!" TELEVISION - US Sink waiher. IBLE. FOUR SPEED. CONSOLE. BUCK MONMOUTH Excellent condition couple able to do all repairs Two-bedroom ern equipment. Same ownership over ^ ,20 Fancy rldinb.^ ETS. ETC SOME WORK NEEDED 1»S PART TIME - Luncheonette. Rumson apartment plus salary. 767-1337. years Excellent lull lime, supplemental or CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Call 764 I?V« Responsible person Must work Saturdays 741 7039. Hwy 36 Eatontown S4? 5500 retirement Income. Asking 126.000 with VOLKSWAGEN 1974 GOLD BUG - Sun Greeting 142 1116, between 24 p.m. SUPERINTENDENT - CON terms to responsible Individual For ap- (,UI1AH Owution. Glenn lomr»bHI n.ci.l CHEVELLE SS 1970 - 194. outomotlc NOVA-1973 Excellent condlllon Six cyl roof. AM/FM stereo radio, excellent con DOAAINIUMS. Professional condominium pointment write M. R.. Boi 51. Allenhursl. el. Lists for 1475. Selling S2S0 mags ond traction bars, radlol (Ires Inders. 17000 dltlon. Asking 13000 717 7940. days. 717 management company seeks personable N.J. Call 471 3J6« Clean SI SCO 717 3774 Call 7174191 7069, evenings Cards PHYSICAL THERAPIST and skilled condominium superintendent Full time physlcol therapist position avail Duties Include landscaping, mechanical CHEVELLE I9«9-Good condition PINTO 197? - 7000 cc. lour speed, ei Limousine Service For Sale HAMMOND ' M7S able for New Jersey licensed applicant ond overall responsibilities for two pro| cellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN Department store or special- Our modern facilities offer an opportunity ects. Applicant must have mechanical Call 747-4757 7170197 ORGAN 7413559 SUPER BEETLE 1971 ty store background desired. lor the therapist to give diversified treat skills ana be willing to take active role In RADIO AND TV BUSINESS FOR SALE - CHEVROLET IMPALA SS - 1944 convert PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1970 - 440 en onted. party who needs 100% financing, Excellent starting salary and ments to both In-patients ond out patients, using them. Salary open. Call for Inter- Established 32 years. Owner retiring. of Asbury Pork ible Good condition. MOO. glne, good condition. with no money down, on a 1971 Vol- using the very latest In equipment and view, Commodore Management Corp., 7470795 techniques We offer an eicellent salary Mrs. Coughlln, 170 3700 Summer Special Call 49» »J71 Call 946 4639 or 764 T7IS kswogen Super Beetle. AM/FM. 31.600 full range ot company ben- miles. 11495. Many other models to choose ond an outstanding fringe benefits pack RESTAURANT - Ideal (omlly operation Hardman Piano CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1946 two-dooi PLYMOUTH COUPS - 1941 For restoro from For quick credll OK. coll OASIS efits. Send resume In con- oge. We are Ideally located in Central Jer SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — En Excellent condition, fully equipped Good hardtop Good condition UJ0 tlon or street rod. Best offer. MOTORSot 1701) 771 7I0O fidence to Director of Per- sey and conveniently close to the Jersey perlenced. 3 to II ond I to 4 shifts. Long potential. Red Bonk business center AL $699 Coll 471 1341 Call 6714365 Shore. Please apply, Personnel. Boyshore term. Full or part-lime. 741-4700. LAI RE FARROW. Realtor, M4 Broad It. Optional matching bench l?6 VOLVO 1I00S SPORTS COUPE 1961 _ sonnel. Community Hospital. 7J7 N. Beers SI Red Bonk. 741 3450 anytime. Free delivery CHEVROLET 19** WAGON - Automatic PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973 I Original owner 11150. Holmdel. 264 7soo TAXI DRIVERS - Full time. Must have Best offer over 1300 Three-speed floor Excellent. 747 494J excellent driving record. Experience pre- STOREFRONT — Campbells Junction 775-9300 717 7749 ferred. Apply Yellow Cob Co , 101 Oakland Excellent opportunity for shoe store or Open dally 'III* , *«l. I Call m MM 1971 MERCEDES BEN2 - 750 Coupe Ex PLUMBER WANTED — Some oil burner experience necessary Hospital benefits It., Red Bank, between I o.m. ond S p.m. small retail business. Ample parking Main SI » corner ol Molllson Ave CHRYSLER WINDSOR I9S3 - Two door PLYMOUTH FURY II SEDAN 1973 - cellent throughout. White with blue lop. STEINBACH sedan, good original condition, needs mul Call 229-1IM. Heavy traffic area Inquire KIRWAN CO . HAMMOND ORGAN - Model J3I? EM Power steering, brakes, factory air. Tinted May see at C Douglas Alan, Little Silver. 531 COOKMAN AVE. TAXI DRIVERS — Mutt know Keyport Realtors. 7B7-5M0 celUnt condition Asking 1700. Coll offer 4 (lei ona tailpipe lo get through Inspection glass. SISOO. Call 741 7536after Spm area. Must have good driving record. Full IMS 14? vlli 1974 CORVETTE - Brown, saddle interl ASBURV PARK, N.J. 07713 POCKET MAKER - On toppers. ILGWU p.m.. 79M771. shop, top wooes. Apply Wall Street Fash or part-time. Call 7171231 after 6. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE - 1961 Two or, four-speed, looded. very law mileoge CAR WASH HELP — Permanent. Full and HANDMADE STUFF~- Shelving, ttereo CIRCLE CHEVROLET port-lime. Apply In person. Scrub-o-Dub Ions. 37 Well St., Red Bonk TEACHER, MUSiC — Grades 4 through «, door hardtop. Air conditioned. Runs well Call 764-0154 and TV cabinets, furnllure, nowlflet — ol- Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Car Wash. Cambridge Drive and Rt. 34. part time Submit resume 1o Rumson Good transportation 1425 m vnt, REAL ESTATE SALES — We have several moil anything — handcrott*d to your de 74I3IJ0 Motowan openings for men ond women In aur ren Country Doy School, Rumson, N.J. MERCHANDISE PLYMOUTH 1973 - Solellile Sebrlng 3. Trucks And Trailers &tgn — reasonably priced. Phone 764 SMI, COLLECTORS ITEM - 1944 Corvalr Spl CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. dentlal sales department Experience not TELLER — Foil time. Community Stale 10 o.m, to 5 p.m.otfcfor Howard. Plus, very good condition Low mileage CHEVROLET VAN - 1975 1600 miles necessary. Excellent training program ond oer ISO tip. turbo charge Clean. Call 747 055? between 9 4 p.m SHORT ORDER COOK — Martini's Diner. Bank Experience preferred. Will train Call 747 1147 I1300andtoke overpayments Hwy lo. Keansburg, between 7-9 p.m high commission. We belong to three Mul Mlddletown oreo Call Mr. Green, 671 SM0 IBM TYPEWRITERS PLYMOUTH - 1967 Air conditioning Call 747 3537 tlple Listing systems Coll BOB GRIMM 71. Merchandise For Sale CORVETTE COUPE - 1967 477 engine CLEANING HELP — Full time. Apply In AGENCY. 546 1400 TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside sales Rental $16.50 per mo. U00 Good condition. CHEVROLET 1975 - El Camlno Con ANTIQUES COLLECTION Coll after 6 weekdays, 717(30} Anytime Call 7174407 person evenings only otter 7 p.m. Atlantic to wholesale accounts Good opportunity R ent with option to buy I72-O3J/ on weekends. quistr o VI, air, automatic . Blue ond Cinema, Atlantic Highlands. REAL ESTATE SALES - We hove an Early American period furniture In pine for right ptrson. Write to Box J 715, The ond mahogany. Accessories In copper. PONTIAC LEMANS - 1973 350 engine white. TOWNE CHEVROLET, 6714300 opening for o full time salesperson who Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. JALOUSIEO DOOR - 30»«0. ond two |o COUGAR XRT 197} — Mint condition, air! Air conditioning. Power steering and CLERK COST - Bookkeeping payroll ex would like to loin on oggresslve. growing brass,glass lousled windows. ;)»sl, tlOeoch. CHEVROLET 1973 EL CAMINO PICKUP power Iteerlng/brakes. automatic, vinyl brakes. 76.000 miles, excellent condition perlence preferred. Pleasant working con office. Must have license. All inquiries TWO PART TIME HOUSEKEEPERS - INTERNATIONAL GALERIES Call 14! 1013 roof 17350. Must sell, leaving tor school Call 671-2531. — Power steering and brakes, 19,000 ditmns and excellent benefits Phone foi held confidential. Call for appomimenl For office building. Apply In person. King 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-7474 CallS4M3l? miles, excellent condition. S7I5O Call 741 appointment. 764 0774 LAWN MOWER - MO. Sevang machine. Itchl ond Company, Realtors. 142 3»33 James Nursing Home, 400 Hwy. 36, Mia ANIIUUt VKIORIAN 6H1 l«AMf PONTIAC LEMANS - Loaded, 15.000 0343. die town. 130 Guitar with amplifier. ISO. Wheel- DATSUN miles 15600 new, asking 14500 or best ol CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posltloi With sideboards, sis ft. 1150 chair, (SO. 191 Kit WASHINGTON SAUTO SALES '4 TON PICKUP - 1973 Twin 90s tanks. Experience In typing ot forms. Accuracy a Coll «S 7009 fer. Coll alter Spm., 360 7115 REAL ESTATE WAITRESS M/W WANTED 370 Broad St 764 1373 Keyport Air conditioned. VI 13.700. must. Red Bonk area. Send resume to P.O LIVING AND BEDROOM SET Experienced Apply In person between 9 BAR - 6x4', L shaped arllflcol brick PONTIAC 1964 TEMPEST - Has mlnoi Call 391 701? otter 5 Box 954, Eatontown, N.J. 07774. PART-TIME JOB and S, Red Oak Diner, Hat let U0 ond M0 DODGE CHARGER 1973 SE - Air, new front end damage. Selling as Is or tor Irani, three stools. S60 9«w lent, used Coll 143-0537ol 4 p.m. only lires, excellent condition S77OO firm. 467 parts. Six-cylinder, has only 11,000 original CLERK TYPIST - For general office FULL TIME PAY WAITRESS M/W — Part or full time. Will twice, good condlllon, SSS. Drapes, ap 1349 miles. Interior excellent. Call 671-5149. 4. Motorcycles work. Musi be good typist, hove general train. Year-round. BUS BOY/GIRL, part proximately I2O"MS4', orange, good condi LOUNGE CHAIR — Block leather. Two knowledge ol office procedures. Apply In lion, SIS, olive and green houndsloolh televisions. General Electric. DODGE - DATSUN HONDA CB I7S 1971 - 7700 miles. Ex time, year-round, must be II or over. Ap PONTIAC 1975 - Ventura, four-door se cellent condlllon S400. person. Call for appointment. ANDERSON FABULOUS OPPORTUNITY ply Rum Runner, Sea Bright. No phone check. 12O"x54", OS; both from Sears. Call 747 3514 LABRIOLA MOTORS INC dan. outomotlc, power steering, slx-cylfn BROS INC., 51 51 Mechanic SI . Red Newman Springs fid , Red Bank 741 7433 Coll S«3 »73I FOR THOSE WITH call's. Twin bedspreod, pillow sham, two polrs der, radio, whltewolls. vinyl seats, wheel Bank 741-0010 36" curtains, blue ond while check, oil lor More Classified discs, drip moldings, window moldings HONDA XL 70 1974 — Excellent condition ACTIVE OR INACTIVE WAITRESS/WAITER - For country club. DODGE POLARA 1966 CREDIT REPORTING SIS 7IUIII. evenings ond oil doy week Good engine. Needs some work Mileage car - 71.5 mpg 1349S Will II Asking 1375. Full time, year-round, night or doy shift. Clerical and typing positions In modern of REAL ESTATE LICENSE ends. on Next Page Coll 747 3741 nonce. Coll 547-7M0. Ask for Barrett Coll 364-0747. ask for John. Troy service experience requires, none lice In New Shrewsbury. Call Miss Jen- other need apply. Good starling salary. No BASS AMPLIFIER - UnlvoK boss heod HONDA I973CB I7SCC —lOOOmllF! DODGE VAN - 197} Goad condition Cus PONTIAC 1974 VENTURA - Two-door kins, between 9 and 11 a.m. or 1 to 4 p.m. YOU SELL THE tips. 791-0533 Home-made cabinet with two IS speak 61. Business ' torn Interior. automatic, under 11.000 miles. 17600 147 1500 at 842 7500. APPOINTMENT AND ers II2S Call S4J-74J4 Call 717 5403 I4?3O7« OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM WANTED — Full lime secretory ond re Opportunities DELI DEPARTMENT — 40 hours per WILL HELP YOU ceptlonlst for Motawan professional office BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS - Twin DOOGE 1965 PONTIC BONNEVILLF 1964 HONDA 197} CL350 - Street-tour pipes, week, excellent benefits. Call for appoint CLOSE THE SALE sue. good condition. IIS. Green velvet oc pull backs, sissy bar, highway bar. Runs Must be able to take excellent dictation New transmission. 1150 or besl offer Good condlllon Reasonable menl. 739-3M0. Should be familiar with financial state casional choir. 135 717 955! Call after 5, 717 3995 764 1110 real, clean, must be seen. 1750 Call 495- WORK IN OUR 163 between 5 7 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Holmdel area ments. Must have good command of Eng LONG BRANCH OFFICE CARPETING - Blue sculptured, 55 yds . DEAL AREA DODGE 1974 MAXI VAN - Tradesman PORSCHE 1961 - 3S6B. Excellent condl Pull time, no experience necessary. Send lish language. Salary commensurate with one year old. excellent condition. No reo- HONDA - 1973 SOO cc. Low mileage abilities. Begin Aug. II. Send resume lo TOO. 14,000 miles lion. Asking S7400 Must sell. resume to Box D 741. The Dally Register. 1 sonoblt offer refused 6000 BTU. G E }64M73 741 -7011 Many extras. Must sell. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. LET US SHOW YOU Box P 1)7, The Dolly Register. Shrews casement air conditioner, excellent condl Coll 717 7371 offers bury, N.J. _^_____^_ lion. 195. 871-0536 after S p.m. 20-FAMILY DOREMUSFORD HOW YOU CAN EARN WELDER - All position. Heel plofe, some SALES-SERVICE PARTS RATCLIFFE PONTIAC HONDA 1974 - 750CC. loaded DENTAL ASSISTANT CHAIRS - Danish walnut, 140. Cone bock, SI HO S150IN COMMISSIONS MIG. Permanent. Vocation, benefits 700 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bant 7414000 Rl 36 S42 7IM Eotonlown Chair side, experienced in lour handed upholstered seat. 140. Cogswell, needs 339.5*71 A WEEK ANO MORE LYCO-ZF, P O. Box 711, Engllshlawn. Coll RED BANK VOLVO dentistry. Large modern office. 4"i days slipcover, IIS 7419493. APARTMENT EL CAMINO — 196S V-t. four-speed Per Frank Cross, 446-70$$. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk KAWASAKI — 1973. Low mileage Reply P.O. Box 153, Red Bonk, N.J. Working only a feet running condition. Needs paint Best WIREMAN/ELECTRICIANS HELPTR CLOTHES FOR YOUNG TEENS - Just In offer 54} 7634 HUM Must be seen. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bonk oreo Coll 717-7371 ofter ( Must be reliable, neat and willing lo learn few hours a week M/W — Experience mandatory Electro time lor school Excellent condition. Sue FIAT l?4 SPIDER - Sport coupe- conve-jnveri t SAAB FIN IWI - Eicellenl running con Send resume to Box G-270, The Dally Reg impulse Lab inc., HA Chestnut St., Red S 6 ond 7. Coll 671 9559 BUILDING Ible., 1974. 71,0071.000 miles. British raclracini g SfSfl. MOTORCVCLE INSURANCE - Reason Ister, Shrewsbury. Don't waste any more of your spare lime. Bank. green, butterscotch Interior, Pirelli rod! Call ?9I 1611 after 5 p.m able rates Grosslnger 8. Heller. 15 Wlkotf Coll for appointment ond learn oil the de COLOSPOT FROST FREE REFRIG • 15% Net leturn PI., Red Bank 741 7100 DENTAL ASSISTANT - EXPERIENCED lolls. ERATOR FREEZER - Very goad condl uls, custom mitten cover. $3700. Coll 747 SAAB 1973 - 99LE, two-door yellow Ex 4SM — Wanted for part-lime position, two days tlon. Coll 671 2110 , * $20,000 Cosh Down -.ellent condition. Four-speed, rodlols, YAMAHA per week, for Red Bank specialty office. YOU BE THE JUDGE FORD COUNTRY SEDAN WAGON 197? stereo tape deck 566 1479 J I R CYCLE SERVICE. INC. Call 741-1567. CALLMR. WEBER ABOUT THIS EXCELLENT COLOR TV - RCA 25 console • H-Vtar tank Mortoooe - Light blue, olr, 44,000 miles. 11975 Alter 71 w. Front St.. Red Bonk 147-0177 870-2050 MONEY-MAKING OPPORTUNITY SSO SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the best EARN MONEY - Demonstrate toys and 5pm 946 1957 :or buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadillac VAMAHA — 1974, 135 MX. Excellent con Our Fall buying season I4I31S0 gilts in your free evening time. Coll RECEPTIONIST - Part-time, for medical Is lust beginning 10 years old. gas heal and sepa- Co., 100 Newmon Springs Rd , Red Bank dltlon. Many extras, fasl. Also 1974 Kowa FRIENDLY HOME PARTIES now ol 477 office. Write to Box J-2t7, The Doily Reg COLOR TV - 150 Electric organ. 120 Oak FORD FALCON - 1970'/! six passenger '410910 sakl KS 135. knobbles, goad condlllon. ex Mon or woman wanted (on full or part- rate zone valves wagon Runs good Moke offer. 151S ALSO BOOKING PARTIES liter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. time basis) to sell gifts Colendars are office desk. MS. Kitchen table and four Iras Call 1714073 chairs, ISO. Wicker love seat, 160 Iron 6710516 STATION WAGON 1965 - Mercury HAIRDRESSER — Experienced only. Full RECEPTIONIST - SECRETARY manufactured at our own Red Oak Comet, sl« cylinder standard shift Motor 1970 HONDA 350 - Excellent shape PLANT. The line Is terrific - pays highest brass-top bed, single with box spring and time. For Interview, call 717 70M -ull time, permanent position. Four days, mattress, besl offer. 143-4336. WRITE OWNER: n excellent condition 1775 lirm Coll 914 MM Victor's Beauty Solon, Keansburg. )lus one hoil day Sot. Busy dentist s office commissions - everything needed lo get FORD LTD 1974 MM, 143 7723 before 6 p.m Must be alert. Intelligent, have own trans started Is furnished. COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEM - Or any P.O. Box 221 HAIRDRESSER Experienced wrtotion. Benefits Include pension plan, individual piece ot equipment. Ultla Silver, N.J. 07739 Wanted, party who needs 100% financing, STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 970 HONDA 70 - Plus additional ports Full lime. You must be able lo plan your own time ond bumper carrier. 1350. cnd resume to Box 313, Holmdel, N.J. Coll S44 9363 with no money down, on a 1974 Ford LTD. NINE ACRES of New and Used Cari Coll days, 729 3023, or 272 I3S4 evenings ond work with o minimum ot supervision Call 543 3354 air conditioning. 77,000 miles. U495 Many Hwy 35 764 4000 Keyparl IN — For nursing home, 3-11 and 11-7 Our reputation Is excellent throughout Ihe HOUSE PARENTS - To work with teen other models to choose from. For quick SUBARU - 1974. 33 miles per gallon hifts. Full or port lime. Top salary For U.S.A. Si. Help wanted 51. Help Wanted credit O.K . call OASIS MOTORS ol 1701) age girls Challenging position as part ot (3,100. Sacrifice S. Auto Service/Parts .ppolinlmenr t coll 791-0600, Mon through 771-7100. therapeutic team. Two lull days, plus two All accounts ore protected — repeal or Coll 170-9043 otter 5 p.m CHEVROLET 13 volt Posl rear Moke afternoons per week. Coll Bob or Lee FORD PINTO 1971 - Automatic, four new ders ore protected — commissions poid THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new and offer. Lenohan, 747 1 Ml. RN OR LPN RELIEF - 7 3, 3 11, Sal. and llres. good condition Asking HIM Call Call 543 7634 Sun. Please call 94*4991 when orders are passed lor credit. . used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 INCOME IS WHAT WE OFFER - Not 717 46)TAfter 5:30, 717 )37». air-conditioned new cars In stock between 1-7 p.m. FORD 1969 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE - prestige, is your Income increasing at the Wrlle GO Belt, Soles Manager. The Trios. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrews 6. Auto Rent/Lease same rate os the cost of living? Do you RNS AND LPN S — Full time, II to 7. Ex- D Murphy Co.. 110 IS South Second If., Station wagon. Automatic, power steering, bury Aye., New Shrewsbury. 7414700. hove security? Or are you affected by cellent benefits. Apply in person, TO to 4. Red Oak. lowo. 51S64 power brakes. US0. 671-3910. strikes and lay-oils? We hove ( ) local DUTCH MAID DONUTS THUNDERBIRO 1967 - Two-door, locto TOM'S FORD Arnold Waller Nursing Home, 677 So. Lou FORO 1971 TORINO - Two door hardtop ry tope ond olr. lilt steering. 51,000 miles RENTACAR representatives who, every day. prove how el Ave., Hoilei wonderful our business Is! Why don I you Air conditioned, popowew r steering, power Second owner. >79S Dial 54! 7036 DAILY RENTALS ANO LEASING IALES — Are you tired ot your present 52. Babysitting brakes, good condition 11600 1471970 300 HWY 35 364 1600 KEYPORT try yourself? If sincerely interested in a TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser new lease on Hie. call 739-2200 lor a con ob? Perhaps you are Interested In making Child Care vice. DOWNES PONTIAC. 67 Lower Main 10. Wanted Automotive lldentlol interview. o change to a highly rewarding field? Lei COMES TO 2. Autos For Sale St., Motawan 566 M99 us show you how you can move Into the BABYSITTER — To core for ten month- JANITORIAL WORK - Full lime. Apply col estote field without leaving your old baby In aur Mlddlelown lApplebrook) JUNK CARS In person evenings only after 7 p.m. Allan >resent job. Our training program will home. Mon-Fri.. own transportation and (950 tic Cinema. Atlantic Highlands ielp you realize your maximum potential Hlgtvestprlcespald. references. Coll 67I3KM. 7475379 as soon os possible. Call now for on op KITCHEN HELP - Experience nol neces BABYSITTER - For three ond six year TR-6 1971 - Good condlllon Musi sell lointment. BOWTELL ASSOCIATES, MONMOUTH MALL! sary, but preferred, or we will train. Red Realtqr, 291 2100. old girls, in my home, lor five hours each Moving. Best offer. JUNK CARS Bank orco. Steady, port-time. Day. eve- weekday. Fair Haven area. 741 675/ 2910053 HIGHEST CASH PAID ning or weekend shifts. Call 142-4337 SEPT. 3 — My five-year-old daughter EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 7 Days A Week LADIES/MEN - Work ot home on the starts school. Career mother needs de- i. Autos For Sale 24-Hour Answering Service phone. Earn up to S75 to SSO per week ser SALES pendable person, lo sit In my home, (our 583-4106 vicing our customers. 170-3000 HOUSEWIVES — TEACHERS M/W days a week, from 2 p.m. to o p.m. ond on If you like cheese, like people, en|oy sell- FOR UNK CARS WANTED — Picked tit 64 LEGAL SECRETARY - For Eatontown ! Saturday's, 10 to 6 p.m. Own trans- ing and need tome extra money, consider portation needed. Permanent position. Central Ave.. RetJ Bank. law office. Experience required Coll Ms . applying at Hickory Farms, America's Bosielmonn, S47-7736. J Keyport area References requested. [12 MONTHS or 12,000 Coll 741-1079. ii leading cheese store. Year-round, per Reply BaH J 119, The Dolly Register, MANAGER, DONUTMAKERS AUTO LIQUOR STORE CLERK - Port-lime, i maneni, part-time work, three to five days Shrewsbury. MILES NATIONWIDE TOP DO1LAR weekly. Shift openings. 9 1, 115, 7-4, S 10 WRITTEN PARTS GUAR- Some evenings ond weekends. Experience 1 and others. Saturday work required. A FOR USED CARS preferred. Applicant must hove full-lime t clean stimulating and enjoyable atmos- 53. 6 omestic Help SALESLADIES ANTEE ... on Engine, LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC. fob 264-3S6I. phere. Apply In person, Thursday. August CREDIT Rl. 3j Soyfevllle, N.J, 737 1)00 7, 12-7 p.m. Hickory Forms Civic Audito- CLEANING PERSON - For large home LPN — For nursing home, 3-11 ond 11-7 I Trans, Differential. rium, Monmouth Moll, Eotonlown In Rumson. Three mornings a week Own No Experience shifts. Full or part-time. Top salary. For transportation, not on bus Tine Permanent • We Will Applications accepted by phone. "WANTED appointment call 791-0600, Mon through position. References required. 13 per hour 1970 VOLKSWAGEN No credit applications refused All A I used cars and trucks. Top dollar poid 747 3475 Necessary Train OASIS MOTORS 1201)721 7100 LPN — Full time days. Also part-lime SQUAREBACK — radio, heat- makes and models lo choose EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER - er, 4-speed, orange/blk vinyl LPN, weekends. Apply In person, Mon Live-In. Recent references required. Iron. 100% financing .mouth Convalescent Center, 279 Bath Ave., SALESMEN AA/W Pleose telephone 1421593 trim, #U5-97, 56.590 miles Long Bronch- ^^ Interviewing EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD HELP - Part lime. Ex- $17(5 For quick credit approval ask LPN'S - Full lime, 3-11. Also need relief MINIAAUAA3SALES perienced, with references Own trans Tuesday, August 5th at the Mall nurses for 3-11 ond U-7 shifts. For intormo porlatlon. Coll 143-6407. lor the credit manager lion ond appointment, coll 791-0440, Mon EARNSS400WEEKLY 51. Help Wonted thru Fri. between 9 5. HOUSEKEEPER-Live-In. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. SALARY, COMMISSION PLUS With references SHREWSBURY CALL: MAINTENANCE PERSON ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Pay BONUSES AND FRINGE BENEFITS After 7 p.m., 171-1991 MOTORS, Inc. roll, work crew scheduling, light typing. Full time Responsible person. Il?0per week to starT. Call 739-0100 40-year-old recession-proof firm has open' UWIWStMTAVI. 711 n 566-6102 Send resume lo Box G 3M The Dolly Reg- Ings for ambitious salespersons who wont ister, Shrewsbury. MAINTENANCE PERSON - For opart tHBWtiUtr ft 1-0 ments and grounds. Wrile to Housing Au fo build a solid future. Non seasonal, sell BUSINESS ASPHALT LABORS* morlty, ,» Waterwllch Ave , Hlghlonds ing product all must hove. Aggressive DIRECTORY Experienced. sales plan produces ample leods Car nee "MAINTENANCE PERSON WANTED " essarv. Come to our office (or Interview. Coll Sfote Aspholt, 170 3100 Part-time Tuesday and Wednesday. 10 a.m. to noon, -ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS - Call 764-3141 or 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. CLOVER LEAF ME CLASSIFIED Toys and Gifts. Work now through Decem MORIAL PARK CEMETERY (No Monu- MAKE4UP -CAM ERA/NEGATIVE ments), Routes 1 ond 35. Woodbridge. ber. Free sample kit No experience STRIPPING - University Graphics has needed- Call or Write Santo't Parlies. Immediate opening for ambitious, detail Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (70J) 473 WSS minded individual to learn film make-up Also booking parties. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Special license and camera stripping. Write full details. required Conlocl the Mlddletoon Town , AUTO BODY PERSON - If you arc og No phone colls. University Graphics. 11 ship Board of Education. 671 3IJ0. Exten- gresslv* and an expert in the trade ond West Ave., Atlantic Highlands. sion m. 75 VOLVOS I hove managerial abilities, answer this ad BUSINESS DIRECTORY I ond find out why you should be working tor SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 1 the Shore's leading quality Auto Body AAANAGEMENT Ronrtey School Shop Coll tor an appointment, 77? 3644 A DAILY GUIDE UP Tcl^ea ^400- CASH REBATE; | Lee s Garage. TRAINEES SECRETARY — No legal AUTO MECHANIC Starting salary, 19,000 per year. 9-12 month experience necessary, Musi have own tools extensive training program. Excellent em- OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ' Coll$A6~4105 ployee benefits. Experience nol required. new modern offices. Pen- AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTOR - II Inter but Initiative o must. For interview, call sion plan, life insurance, SHORE MOTORS I ested In career In auto ports, contact Nay Mr. Rappaport. A BETTER PAINT JOB? CONCRETE PATIOS MASONRY - Sidewalks, polios, oil col- I lors, 137 First Av»., Atlantic Highlands. hospltalization, all non- EXTERIOR — INTERIOR Sidewalks and driveways Installed. Red ors. Driveways. II square toot. After 6 p.m., 264-1414. AUTO PARTS PERSON AND/OR MAN 671-0925 contributable by employ- REASONABLE * CLEAN CALL 74I-4SSI wood pool patios 142 9146. VOLVO — TRIUMPH AGER — Chrysler -Plymouth International ee. Salary commensurate ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters sold, DRIVEWAYS - Asphalt drives, concrete NEED A NEW ROOF? I Trucks. Apply In person, M. 5chwarti and Between 7-9 a.m., 7-Sp.m., 7-9 p.m. rented, repaired. Serpico s 101 Monmouth walks and polios. Free estimates Free estimates Reasonable rales Son, 141 W Front SI, Red Bonk with ability. Chamlin, St., Red Bonk. 7474JI5 ART-CO PAVING 741-1S76 or 7?I 5991 Smith Bros Rooting MCDONALDS MI-JIB Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7 AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS Schottland and Rosen. ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS FLOOR WAXER AND WINDOW CLEA- I AAust have solid background with engines. 975 Highway 35 Middletown PORCH ENCLOSURES - PANELING NER — Growing business, experienced ODD JOBS - Additionsditions, paneling All I transmissions, electrical system, brokes, MANAGER, OONUT MAKERS Call 229-3200. Call M. j. DI Nutio. tn an To do commerlal businesses only Week 1 Dl C etc. All shifts. In Asbury Pork area. For In SALESPERSONS ends to start. Coll 495 9717 onyiime tor free ff S" " ' SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS - ADDITIONS — Rooting, siding, ceramic Iervlewcoll935-2W. No experience necessary Will train. For Mtl matt. Full and port-time. Must be dependable tile Complete line ol remodeling Call Dutch Mode Donut Shop, opening In Mon PAINTING AND DECORATING and honest. Experience preferred. Appli- Rich Malmberg, 717-3S47. Serving Mon- FRANK A.MANGIONE mouth Moll, Eofontown. Interview Aug. 4, Corl B.Jones Fully Insured 6. Auto Rent/Lease 6. Auto Rent/Lease 2. Autos For Sale cations accepted between I o.m.-12 noon mouth County 10 years Roofing and siding, gutters, repairs Any For free estimates call OT JIM i Bi p.m of Monmouth Moll dally. Apply In person. Llncrott Exxon A-l PAINT ANO CONTRACTING home maintenance. SM-I74I. inc., Newmon Springs Rd.. UncroM MANAGER — For 70 units. Some molnte Job done by professionals. Also gutters, FULL LINE OF ALTERATIONS I nonce required Live on premises Work leaders, rooting and carpentry at reason CARPENTRY ondTlLE WORK PAINTING SHORT ORDER COOK — No experience Interior-Exterior 1 Poperlunglno Why Pay High Prices At I approximately 16 hours per week. Call 717- necessary, will train. Red iBank area. Day able prices. Call onyllme. 711 »«3 FREE ESTIMATES 671-4766 Coll W-Ulf shifts. Coll Tuei, 5 10. Wed., 12-5, M? 1300 HOUSE PAINTING - Exterior, Interior. Aik for Gary. ALL PAINTING Fully Insured. Beaver Painting Company, MANAGER TRAINEES SNELLING AND SHELLING - World's Experienced college students. Clean hon M2 7743,142-4631. PARKAS Hertz & Avis? largest employment service, S4 Broad II.. est work. Coll 741-/504. PAINTING CONTRACTORS FEMALE — MALE Red Bank, NJ. 74M121 HICKORY FARMS OF OHIO ALL TREES AND YARDS - Mowing. HOUSE PAINTING INTERIOR- EXTERIOR Let's talk obout your future as a Hickory pruning, felling, slump removal ond cor I nm a painter with six years experience Form store monoger selling Beet Stick, 21. Business Services toge. Fully Insured. Beaver Tree & Lawn and am starting my.owrn business. I am RENT A 1975 MERCURY cheeie and (oncy foods. Here's on ideal pa Service, U7-7U1, M? 4631 looking lor satisfied customers to establish Progressive Services Inc. sit ton for ombllious, enthusiastic and per a reputation lor quality work ond reason [12 MONTHS'or 12,000 I? Oceanporl Ave , Little Silver, 747-SM] ionable housewives, teachers and others ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Watches, line lew able prices Quality paints used. Call now Authorized Service Center for Alko Glen MILES NATIONWIDE willing to assume reol responsibilities Sol y elry expertly repaired. Don Pens Jew for tree estimates, 9M UO5 burn-Lloyd-Electrophonk Crolg Repair I WRITTEN PARTS GUAR- ary while learning, poid vocations, prompt elen, 799 River Rd., Fair Haven, til 6257 — 10' a mile. ' STATE J i A PAINTING CO. — Quality work. oil Stereo Decks Home Auto Marine '8.50 a day ANTEE ... on Engine, promotions and bonus based on obility and APPLIANCES INSTALLED - Leaks monshlp. Interior,exterior performance For challenging position, In fixed, sewers and drainage work, sump ColUTI-MWor T QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcovers I Tr«ni, Differential pleasant surroundings, opply In person. pumps, itc. Low roles. Coll 791 9M? ond draperies Your material or ours Coll THURS. AUG. ;. 17-7PM. ASPHALT J & B Decorators ol 747-9116 Hickory Forms, Civic Auditorium. Mon CANVA5 SEWING AND REPAIRS LAWN MOWERS mouth Mall, boiontown. Tents. comp#fi, boat covers. Zippers ond Serviced and repaired ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN screens replaced 344-3477. Olson Roofing I Siding Co Call Hi OIOS — Yellow/blk trim, radio, heat- MECHANIC - Full time, ciperienccd CO., INC. Free pickup and delivery Evenings 747 5616 Esl TfOj. with fools CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks small er, 4-speed, #1)5-109, 58,763 Coll 791 1/5* before 5 and medium sited |ot>* Complete Interior 747-1681 SAWS SHARPENED - Cllftwood Beoch. Driveways and parking lois remodeling service. Paneling. Kitchen Three day service. 461 Rorlton Blvd . Cllft- miles MEDICAL LAS TECHNICIAN - En wood Beach W. 1741 and concrete. Free esltmales cabinets, cabinet remodeling, retlnlshing. LET ME DO IT! a& WALL HIM perlenced Busy internist's office. Good bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceilings REMODEL PAINT REPAIR surroundings, fringe benefits Coll 741 SCOTTO CONSTRUCTION V Reasonable prices Guaran- Free odvlce ond esflmotes. Good work- EXPERT WORK IMS GUARANTEED 1 ol erl l0 3603 1 manship. Coll onyltme. 779-S35V. f* ! " "« °nd Improvements teed lor three years REASONABLE 741 4S5« FRIENDLY ask for Mr. Scotia. "T lincoln Mercury MUSICIANS - Male ond female Over II CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK LIGHT HAULING SHREWSBURY SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Zipper Agent forming band Must sing and reod Alterations ond oddlllons. Lawn cutting, trees cut. Reasonable 741. ed cushion covers, expertly lifted, music NOhordrocfc. Coll Mr. Marshall of A. Bruce Elgenrauch I47-M9? 0769. 681 Shrewsbury Ave. 747-5400 Shrewsbury, N.J. MOTORS, Inc. Itr 6 p.m ,495 0195 Call stitched. Call Joon, 671-1301. CLEAN YARDS MASONRY - Patios, driveways, side TILE W0R.K — Ceramic, mosaic and slate NURSE - Port time RN. 7 3 shift Cellars—attics—gorooes walks, brick work, all types mosonry. Call MOM SAVINGS A! Weekly 1 Monthly Roles 870-3100 Hoars done reasonably. Brnnmr.*. J^J Red Bonk Medlcenler Coll after 3pm 741 2149 JAUD CONSTRUCTION, 747 MJS. 14? 3*00, EM 13 Call 741 441} 71. Merchondiie for Salt Peti and Livestock 102. Houses For Rent The Family Circus SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 5.1975 The Daily Register 17 PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING - All 01 OCEANVIEW AND HILLSIDE Si" '< r«oioiwM» rates Paradise P«t FAMILY AD Shop, Hamt Plaio Shopping Center. Hwy Lovely and private Two bedrooms 152 Boots and Accessories PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE JS, Hoiltl 364 1110 Rumson 143 7971 3 LINES-5 DAYS OLDE SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom 16 CHRYSLER COMMANDER - Center HOT to *|C>iTEREDTHOROUGHtaEO liuuie with garage 1300 per month plus MOTICf GELDING - 16 hands, sli years old. good console. 65 h.p Mercury, till bed trailer, Tofc* Notice thot on July M. lt7J. the FOR utilities Call 391 4321 after Spm. boot slip In Sea Bright, many eitros 177S MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT Board of Adlustment ot the Borough ol manners Moves well, sound, shown on LAW DIVISION Held and hunt Call atler 6pm, linxi PORT MONMOUTH AREA - Two bed COII67I-O644 Little Silver granted o variance on the JUST DOCKET NO. If Hi application of wnnom F Kelly and Po room house Available Sept I Nice yard 16 GATOR BOAT TRAILER - 40 h p Civil Action ITEMS YOU NOLONl ED - Ptdlg/M female, champion 1240 per month, Including water and sew trlcla Kelly, hit wife, and Frank Brlscoe Johnson outboard motor. IfTO. Both In e» JUDGMENT PERMITTING Company, Ine with respect to properly NEEDOR USE WILL . b c T ers Lease and security required. Call 717 cellent condition. MOO 4fS IIM. CHANOC OF NAME SIS " " 9794 or 747-0330 known os Block M Lots I* & UB in the 16 STARCRAFT - 1»7I Mercury IIS h p fiovmond E Caruso. Esq Borough of Little Silver lor the construe SELL SCHNAUZER MINI PUPS - Champion RUMSON CONTEMPORARY - Privacy. with trailer Excellent running condition, A Professional Corporation tlon ol a fence surrounding a tennis bloodline, bred tor temperament Home river view, small dock, two'lhree bed 103 East Front Street court, the fence to be 10 fettin height at raised. Adorable- Pet and show 446 7S44 problems Located Little Sliver II6S0 foomi Two-car aorogc Completely fur Coll44I-494J Red Bonk. New Jersey 07'0i Its highest point and no closer than ?S FAST (Ml) MS-ISM SIAMESE - Bluepolnt kittens Sl« weeks rushed, air conditioning, wall lo wall car feet from the ndt lot line, a copy ot WITH A QUICK ACTION Old. 130 46} 3411 til 6 p m . 741-6136 after 6 peting. Sept. lor ten monlhi %*%o per 17 THOMPSON - Wllh 40 Up Johnson Attorney tor pialotirt which resolution hos been filed in the Of p.m. month Call 147 9110 motor. Gator trailer Motor A I ISO) Call IN THE MATTIR OF THE APPLi rice of the Borough Clerk ond is avail LOW-COST 49S0IIS CATION OF RONALD RUSSELL able for Inspection RUMSON -.Three bedrooms, two baths, DAILY REGISTER TIBETAN TERRIERS - AKC registered. II THOMPSON SEA SKIFF l**t - 60 h p SEAROLASKI. FOR LEAVE TO AS medium size shaggy dog. champion-sired central air. tlreplocc. river, private acre SUME THE NAME RONALD RUSSELL Aug 5 14 47 FAMILY AD USQ. P.O. Box *{, Rumson, 07760 Johnson outboard motor Excellent condi LAWRENCE „ lion Best offer 741 731] Available (or Merchandise 14 2 BAV GELDING - Reasonable, to SEPTEMBER TO JUNE 1 — Small three This matter being presented to Ine NOTICE TO BIDDERS For Sale only. Article must good home. Good pleasure horse has bedroom. Reference ond security re 1964 14' LARSON - Deep V Wllh eilros. Court by Ronald Russell Searoloski Separate sealed bidi will be received by sliown successfully. 741 3144,143 3106 julred, 1340 per month plus utilities 471 I2S h.p. Mercury, trailer with electric through his Attorney, Raymond £. Ca- me Hailet Township Board of Education originate trom o household winch In water, slip In Rumson All in ruso on o Verified Complaini lor a JixJa oi the office of the Secretory, 17 ftethany and may not exceed a sale 0. Merchandise Wanted elusive. STOOD Coll 717 3SJ4 ment authorizing the applicant to as Rood. Hoitet, New Jersey, until 7 00 WEST KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom sume the name ot Ronald Russell Low p m on August IS, I97S tor furnishing price of $50.00 per article. AAAAAAAA ranch. Attached garoge 1350 per month, !l C0L4JMBIA CABIN CRUISER - rence ond it appearing to the Court thai Sleeps tour, stand-up hcod, completely CUSTODIAL ANO MAINTENANCE Price MUST be advertised LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. one month security Edwin S Slark. Real applicant has compiled with all ot the PERSONNEL UNIFORMS JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH lor, 717 3777 rebuilt. Including engine In water, ready provisions ot N JS SA 2A SJ 1 el tea, ond Each additional line $1.00. lo QO Socrillce»14S0 717 7»l MILK SUPPLIES INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Rile 4:72 ot the Court ond tnc Couri Bids will be opened by the Scretary of No copy changes may be 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 741 7474 103. Rentals To Share 30 CABIN CRUISER — Flyina bridge. 3S0 being satisfied (hereof and that there is the Board who will publicly announce made and no discounts or re- Chevrolet engine, rebuilt losl year Boat in no objection hereto; the bid total. FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE - To shore the water. UOOO wllh slip Call anytime. IT IS on this ?tlh doy of July. 1*75. OR ALL LIONEL TRAINS Male or female 1110 per month The conditions, terms and specificotions turns will be mode it ad is »l 3003 or Ml S27y DERED ond ADJUDGED that RONALD lor the above may be obtained from the Others Inslonl cash appraisal 946 3193 Call 495-0456 RUSSELL SEAROLASKI be and he is cancelled before expiration ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental rugs. Secretory ot the Board of Education at WOULD WIDOW - Like lo share her 30* DISCOUNT hereby authorlied to assume Ihe home the addreti below TO PLACE YOUR LES DEUX t DON PONS. 799 River Rd . Houl — Bottom wash ond launch July 31 RONALD RUSSELL LAWRENCE. Oil Fair Haven. 442-42S7 or 741 4337 CASH home ond expenses with onother active The Board of Education reserves ihe DAILY REGISTER widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic through Aug IS. Irom ond otter August JSth. if 7$, right to reltct any or all bids ond to Highlands area. Call 6 9 p.m.. 147 4097 PATTEN AVE MARINA ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furniture. Rtnwlck PI , Long Branch 170 ?S4i waive ony Immaterial informalities FAMILY AD, CALL china, gloss, dolls, jewelry, rugs Top cash FURTHER ORDERED that within ten Doted July 31,1975 paid Mary Jane Roosevelt, 109 E. River 104. Winter Rentals I FLAT BOTTOM HYDRO - Fiberulos (10) days after the date hereof, said op Board Secretory/Business Rd. Rumson. 147-3159. over wood No engine 160 pllcont shall couse a copy of this Judg Administrator 542-1700 LEONARDO- Five room furnished Call S4? 7434 ment lo be published In The Dally Regis Hailet Twp Boord ot Education MIRROR, MIRROR 24-Hour Service house. Beach Ave. I33S per month, plus ter, Shrewsbury, New Jersey ond that •2 Bethany Rood ON THE WALL, utilities and security 173-0159. within twenty (70) days otter the entry ot Haiirt. New Jersey 07730 MARBLE TOP TABLES - Two end and WHO IS FAIREST 1S3. Camping Equipment this Judgment thai he file this Judgment SEA BRIGHT — Apartments, efficiencies one collet table Sola, choir, 10K 1? rug. OF THEM ALL? 10«U HEAVY DUTY MORSAN TENT and Affidavit ot Publication thereoT with UH Coll 747-3032. TRY 741-5111 and motel units Available otter Sept. 3, the Clerk ot the Monmouth County Aug 1 1975. No lease, security deposit required "THERE'S a good place, Daddy! Let's stop for Excellent opportunity 671 J6S3 Court, ond a certified copy ol-this Judg MOWER »" - Good running, easy riding Coll Trade Winds Motel. 443-1437. ment be filed with the Secretary of-State NOTICE mowir. Rcatonablt ORIENTAL RUGS hamburgers!" SUPERIOR COURT Have customers for all sites, types, condi 10x14 TEN MAN TENT - Sears and Roe pursuant to the provisions ol the Statute 741 4344 lion, Ebner Carpel, Red Bank. 7414303 106. Furnished Rooms buck Used since Memorial Day until July ond Rules of Court in such cose mode OF NEW JERSEY MUST SELL - Hair dry.r, m Porlo IB LIU new Call S414O4Y alter S 30 p m ond provided. LAW DIVISION: WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly redeco 131. Houses for Sale on weekdays. MONMOUTHCOUNTY crib, tlO. High chair, 110. Work btnch and 131. Houses lor Sale •LOUIS R AIKINS JSC accessories, U0 Three double fluorescent. HIGHRISER rated 130 per week Hall block to board DOCKET NO. LUM4 74 CALL S66475S walk. Belevedere Hotel. 12 Laurel Avenue DON'T FIGHT TRAFFIC ANYMORE - Aug S 113.SJ CIVIL ACTION • «»!?, 130 Sunlomp, us other Hems m Cool off In your own in-ground pool with 154. Recreational Vehicles 9S1A. Keonsburg. 747-1710 NOTICE WILL PAY CASH - For old domes, 1930 s complete guest facilities. Gracious house APACHE TRAILER - Sleeps lour lo si. FURNISHED ROOM - In private home RUMSON COLONIAL SEYMOUR R. KLEINBERO MUST SELL - Snow blower, U0 Fronl or older. features Irfree or four bedrooms, living On double lot. Completely charming home Storage galore New tires Good condition Coll I42-67M after 5 p.m. Keyport With bath Ladles preferred. room with alcove and fireplace, dining 1340 Ca|T67l-6l42 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS end sloblllier. »S Compressor wllh motor. Call 364 7107 with center noil. 27' living room wllh SIS. Squirrel cog* blower, no Range room, den, gomeroom ond two baths. Con womed ceiling. Entertainment tlie dining The Mayor ond Council of the 9timSV!\(MW7IM1M venlently located In Little Silver. For ap- UNFINISHED CAMPER - Will III any Borough of Little Sliver will receive bids hood. 16. Audio amplifier. 15 Two motors KEYPORT — Furnished room with bath room with beamed ceiling. Slieable den pickup wllh I' wide body, musl see to op Afternty It* PtaMM S3 each. Bathroom sink and pedestal. 110 Private home IIS Second SI. pointment, COll CAMASSA AGENCY, Three large bedrooms. Gorogcfor two at the meeting of the Mayor ond Council Plaintiff REAL ESTATE Realtor, MCMLS, 4 Porker Ave., Little Sil- predate. Call for details, good borgcln tor to be held ot the Borough Hall, Little Sil- Call 291-90SS. 3647107 on Specimen Holly Trees. Handsome handyman Coll otter 5 p m . 177 1615 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- „ RENTALS ver. 7414114. ver, New Jersey, on Monday evening, CATION OF THE BAYSHORE RE PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors LARGE CORNER ROOM - Furnished plot goes from street to street. Come set August II, 1975. at 130 P.M., for the col EAST KEANSBURG - Two bungalow t 141,500. WILDERNESS - 1973 Self contained VI GIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY, Factory Iresh u SO a gal. Employed gentleman preferred. 319 Man travel trailer. Best otter. Must sell. Call lection and disposal of garbage and re Call 717 3444 or 747 *7 101. Apartments mouth SI , Red Bank. type houses. Ideal for senior cltliens or fuse material In the Borough ol Little Sil VI. couple Asking 113.400 Coll 716-I5H S44 nil, 7-4 p.m. ver for the period beginning January 1, Defendants AAA RENTAL SERVICE — New rentals MIDOLETOWN - Large attractive lur STANLEY KLIMOWICZ and LOR dally, never a fee for tenant. Furnished 17' SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER 1976 through ond Including December 31, PIANOS-ORGANS nlshed room, suitable for one or two. In 1976 and In the alternative lor the period RAINE KLIMOWICZ, hit wife, HOW and unfurnished homes and apartments Best offer. Drive II owoy ARD A. HOPPER and ALAINE L. HOP Mlddletown, neor Red Bonk^io minutes Colint-0776 beginning Januory I, !f74 through and tiv Trade-ins from US TEICHER AGENCY, REALTORS, JI7 from 'och. Private entrance. Share bath FAIR HAVEN BQRUS eluding December 31. 1977 ond In the al- PER. his wife. Unlimited rentals irom 17.SO per month Oceanporl Ave , Oceanport 54? 3500 1150 per month, one person. I2O0, two per 600 River Rd. 1967 CHEVROLET VAN - Sl> cylinder ternative lor the period beginning Jo TO: HOWARO A. HOPPER and Warehouse for leading motor brands ASBURY PARK - Yearly, utilities Includ sons. Coll 747-0599 after S 30 ond oil day slick, windows, good tires Paneled sides nuary 1, 1977 through and including De ALAINE L HOPPER, their heirs. *1*C- Professional staff tuners ed. Five room unfurnished, first floor. Off weekends. 747-4532 $500 SI3-4II4 or 717 S»74 cember 31. 1971 utori. oom In 1st rot HI, ond osSifM All make organs repaired TAKE NOTICE thot o complaint in street parking, near ocean, shopping and REO BANK — Large room. Located on $35,000 I969CARLILE POP UP CAMPER Detailed specifications ore on file with Camplctt rebuilding deportment schools. 776 7110. condemnation, declaration of loklng, or Our own careful delivery servlct the river. Convenient to town. Woman NEW LISTING. Three bedrooms, two lull Sleeps six to eight people IS00 the Borough Clerk ond copy ol some d*r to show cause ond order accepting Time Payments available ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS - 4"> large only. 741-2141 baths. Located by Schwenker's Pond. RUMSON Call 2f I 9017 may be hod upon application. security deposit have been filed with the Large eat-In kitchen, nice fenced rear Exquisite waterfront three-bedroom Colo All bids must be accompanied by a Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jer rooms In Victorian home. Ocean view and RED BANK — Large, quiet. Immaculate 1 1970 YELLOWSTONE - If. sell contain CALL FOR APPOINTMENT N.Y. skyline. Private entrance Huge liv- yard, nlol with additional guest cottage ond boo certified check and bid bond letter, os icy. Trenton, New Jersey, covering Bus line. 10 minutes wolk to town. Park ed,* excellent condition. Coll after S p.m. set forth In the specification ing room with stalrwoy to windowed low Ing. Prefer male. 442-6733. house. Beautiful view ot the Noveiink 747 2441 remises known as Parcel F 4 A IB Freehold Music Center er. New kltcben and appliances. With en Completely remodeled with chorm ond The right Is reserved to reject ony and S lock 24!, Lot 4, and Porcel W t. Block 463 4730 closed terrace. Utilities Included, wall-to ROOM FOR RENT — Private entrance taste. Exceplloni at 1125,000. 1971 CHEVROLET PICK-UP •» VI auto ail bids. 342, Lot 4, on the Official Tax Map of Ihe PLANT SALE - Hobby greenhouse owner wall throughout. 1300 per month Reply to private bath, kitchen privileges. RAY malic, air, camper cop. Insert sleeps All provisions let forth In the speciti Township of Hoiiet, County ot Mon has too many plants, selling extras cheap. P.O. Box 99, Atlantic Highland!, N.J 151 Main St.. Keyport three, transmission cooler, hitch and hor cations on file with the Borough Clerk mouth, State ot New Jersey, 07716. $48,500 ness, two saddle tanks Only 17,000 miles are mode a port ol this advertisement AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that Irom SOc up Sole Wed and Thurs , » to 13. SEA BRIGHT - Nice room wllh view of the same as If herein repeated 3 South Roholllon Drive, Rumson River. Ocean close. Lady preferred. Coir Four bedrooms, two full baths, two win- Reddy-to-go. Coll Doony Dee ot 747 0717 on Friday, the 12lh doy of September. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Beautifully VAN HORN The successful bidder In ony cose must iv/S, at 9.00 o'clock In the forenoon or as furnished five-room apartment. Two bed 74U46I. dow greenhouses, fireplace, formal dining 1972 HARDTOP FOLDDOWN TEN RCA COLOR TELEVISION -Floor mod room, tun room, basement gamp room, AGENCY - REALTORS CAMPER - Sink, stove. Ice box, new furnish surety company bond with com- soon thereafter as counsel may be heard. •I, 31". 1135 As It black and white table rooms, suitable two or three adults. Ne WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Keonsburg Open 7 days. Call 74 hours a day pany satisfactory to Ihe Mayor ond the defendants herein, to wit: Stanley pets 1300 per month. Including utilities private fenced yard. spare, good condition 1995 Call 2233IS2 Council, In the amount ot the controct television, 17", 140. Air conditioner. 33,000 Rooms wllh kitchen use. 130 weekly 747-4100 after S. Kllmowlci and Lorraine Klimowlci, his BTU.I33S, OS Is. 143 MM. Securitirlty requiredrtgulr '. Available Immediately 717 6469 or 747 9151 804 River Rd. Fair Havi price, but It o three year term is accept wife; Howard A. Hopper and Alafne L Call 291-2927. ALLAIRE- RUMSON NEW THREE BEDROOM Bl ed the bond must be lor one-third of the Hopper, his wile, shall show couse be REFRIGERATOR - US. Ceramics, molds EFFICIENCIES—1160PER MONTH LEVEL — IVi-baths. lormol dining room. 155. Sports Equipment controct price with provision that the tore Merrlti Lone, Jr., Superior Court ot SOc to IS Clothing. 25c to IS ONE BEOROOM FROM S1I5 MONTH 108. Commercial Rentals family room, utility room. Oil heat. Treed bond will be renewed eochycor. New Jersey, at the Court House, Free S»l 1493 TWO BEDROOMS-1250 MONTH FOR RENT - Reasonable. Wallace SI FARROW lot. Make appointment to see a model SKATEBOARDS All bids must be on the Standard Pro hold, New Jersey, why on order should IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY slore, 560 sq ft. with full cellar, air condl home. osal Form which Is attached to Ihe not be entered REFRIGERATOR - 12 cu. ft., 145. Crib Realtor — Over 100 Years X caliber trucks. Roller Sports urethonc mattress. 145 High choir, DO. Playpen, KEYPORT GARDENS 264 1313 tloner. Suitable lor offices. Parking. Write Coll 442 5130 Price S42.OOO Spcclflcotlons, and enclosed In sealed a) appointing three condemnation to Box J-314, The Dally Register, Shrews 294 Broad St. Red Bank wheels. Stoken, all parts, accessories envelope bearing the name ond address 115. Cash only. Call 391-4041. HIGHLANOS - One and two bedroom SUMMER HOME FOR SALE - Easily commissioners fo moke a lust and equi bury, N.J.07701. 842 8383 or 8430305 of the bidder addressed to the Mayor ond table appraisement of the value of the ROUND KITCHEN TABLE - Four apartments Two bedroom, 1175. One bed Call 741-3450 anytime converted. Five rooms. 411,000. Council of the Borough ol Little Silver Coll 495 9059 or 997 1754 landld s ondd premisei s dibdescribed d I nt hthe choirs, US. Drum table, leather top, US. room, 1160. Plus utilities Call superinlen GARAGE SPACE - Available for equip HILLTOP SETTING - Custom construe 156. Swimming Pools No proposal sealed may be withdrawn dent, 391-3O6I. complaint, and to fin the compensation Two bowling balls. IS each. Call 741-3614. ment or trucks. Reasonable. tlon, overslie rooms, manicured ovcrtlie ABOVE GROUND POOL - Hendon. 16 ft otter It has been duly deposited with the 7475566 lot. Convenient Matowon location Presti- to be paid for the taking thereof, ond to SALE I - Custom pln-fltled plastic tllpca- HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom apartr 133. Income Property x 16 ft. Sond filter, stainless steel lodder Borough Clerk No bidder may withdraw assess the damage, If ony, to the remain gious letting. Three bedrooms, two full You ditmontel it. 1200. 264-4117. his proposal for a period of thirty (30) vers, any standard three piece set 1119 1175 per month. Security required. Call HOWELL - Four room office building for baths, den with fireplace, two cor garoge EXCELLENT — Business opportunity ing portion of the defendants' property rent. Completely furnished on Hwy 9. very days after the opening of bids. During Palette Decorators, 717-IHf. (72 0926. Suitable adults. Central olr. Covered patio. Mint condition S55.OO0. Rooming house with II plus units POOL - 4 ft.xti ft. '/> h.p. tond Illler. the performance of this contract the con resulting from such taking, reasonable. Immediate occupancy. Col Transferred owner asking 164,900. THE Call owner after 6 p.m.. 717-4363. Folding lodder and all accessories ISO. b) filing the date on or before which SEARS — Dual motion commercial sond- KEANSBURG - Four and five rooms, 842 6274 after 6 p.m. troctor agrees os follows: suitable for adults. No pels KIRWAN CO., Realtors, open until 4. 364- Call 5664*30. report of the commissioners musl be er. Guarontee, (40. HIGHLANOS — High, dead end street filed, ond Coll 141-6416 atttr 6. 717 1767 LINCROFT — Two finished suites In con 7100. Four units, excellent condition. Good re 1. The contractor will not dis- temporary professional building in heart ol criminate against ony employee or cl directing the notice lo be given to STEREO - Automobile FM radio eight KEANSBURG GARDEN APARTMENTS HOLMDEL MIDDLETOWN RUMSON - lurn plus depreciation, 140,000 Coll 291 the defendants of Ihe proceedings to be Llncroft. Rental includes all utilities For Custom homes, will build to suit. Coll be- 9044 evenings. applicant for employment becouse track tape player With speakers, 140. Call — One bedroom, heat and hot wofer In- Information call 747-1141. of race, religion, color, sex or na- held ond conducted by such commission cluded Suitable for adults HIS per month tween 4 5 p.m., 671 6650. 6714656. MIDDLETOWN - Shopping center on five SPECIAL tional origin. The contractor, how- •rs. CollTV'Mrl, MATAWAN — Three-room suite, fully cor ocres. prime orea, excellent location. ever, will take affirmative action to SEYMOUR R. KLEINBERG peted In modern olr conditioned highway JUST REDUCED 2OO NOTICES KEANSBURG - Modern apartment. Near 1400,000 PAUL P. BOVA. REALTOR, 671 insure that minority group mem Attorney for Plolnllff TOMATO STAKES-25C EACH building. 1325 monthly, Including all utili- bers or* employed1 and"arana oree inot dis- transportation. Private home. Best time to ties Available Aug. 1. VAN S AGENCY, RED BANK 210. Lost And Found call, before noon, 495-0416 IS. criminated againstf during •employ Auq.S IW.M RED BANK LUMBER Realtor. 566-1141. ment Such actionns shall lIncludei , 9 Wall Street Red Bank Three bedrooms, !'/» baths, completely 134. Farm Property FOUND — Block oond browbon female Cer KEYPORT - Five-room apartment 1300 MIODLETOWN remodeled Close to shopping ond trom man SShepherd . Keyport artc.artc but not be limited to the following NOTICE per month plus security, pay own utilities. UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - SI* employment, upgrading, demotion tOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT - Stone PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE l*oi lotion. Asking M3.9O0. ColClll 73t »44 SUPERIOR COURT No pels 73f 1609 With olf street parking Good traffic gen ertlle ocres with brook, attractive form or transfer; recruitment or recruit- driveways also done. Call after 6 p.m. 143- louse; tall shade trees; barns. Harold POUND — Toy gray poodle, five yeart old OF NEW JERSEY KEYPORT — Two-bedroom modern erated. Three spacious rooms, air condi- ment advertising; layoff or termi- LAW DIVISION: 5354. ALLAIRE-FARROW Lindemonn, Broker. Eatontown. S42 1103. or more, female, nit by tor on Holland nation; rotel ot pay or other forms apartment, first floor, suitable business tioned. 750 sq. ft. Very reasonable Imme- Rd., near Trlcorn Form, Holmdel. Hot ONMOUTH COUNTY TWO COLONIAL WINDOW UNITS - couple. Air, heal Included US0 364 377S diate occupancy. Coll 671-3730. Realtor of compensation; ond selection for With combinations, 13). Two maple arm 194 Broad St., Red Bank been restored to health 244 7*00 training. Including apprenticeship 1 MIDDLETOWN - Slore or office tor rent 135. Commercial Property chairs, US Infant seat. H Wicker chang LONG BRANCH - Furnished four room LOST — Alaskan Malamutc. male, black The contractor agrees to post In MSFM Ing table, 17 Car bed, 15 Walker, II Ster apartment with heat and water. Suitable Ideal location. Rl. 35. Approximately 950 741-3450 MARLBORO TOWNSHIP — Two-family conspicuous places, available lo or 1,900 sq ft, 671-1100. house. Village commercial. ond white. Blue eye and brown eye. Re- employees ond applicants for em fcCYMOUR R. KLEINBERG Illier and bottles. 15 Big toy box, 16. Book for couple. No pets. 339-1553 evet. Call Anytime word 739 !944 41 Church Street shelf, 13. TV stand, IS Tricycle, 14 Stereo KEANSBURG — Rent-saver. Good starter Call *46 W5I ploymenl, notices to be provided by MIDDLETOWN - Hwy 35. Prime space the State Treasurer or any political Keonsfeurg, H J.«77M lurntoble, 110. Night table, 14. Stangleware MATAWAN-KEN GARDENS Two rooms. Under 17 per ft home In beautiful section. Low assumption LOST - Bl local eyeglasses In gold rims, (MD7I7I1M plates, >9 Print drapes and valance, 110 Large, modern, one and two-bedroom possible on this two-bedroom beauty. 137. Lots and Acreage wllh photogray shading properties. Losl In subdivision or agency delegated re Call 74> 4154 sponslbllltles by him pursuant to Attorney fw Ptalntiff Bed frame, 14. Household Items and os oportments from 1190. Wall-to-wall carp*! Seeing Is believing. 134,500 THE BERG vicinity ot Red Bonk YMC» Reward. Coll PlelnllH sorted toys, 13. 741 1030. Ing, air conditioning, off street parking. MIDOLETOWN — Latt store left, new AGENCY, Realtors, 671 1000. HOLMDEL - Three acre choice building alter 4, 201-441-4741. P.L.197S.C. W. busy shopping center, located on Rt. 36 site. Wooded, hone trails Owner. 443 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI Swim club. Recreation area. Near Irons LOST — Gray and white male cot. big 2. The contractor will, in oil solic- CATION OF THE BAYSHORE RE TWO HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINES portotlon and shopping. Easy commuting Coll 229 9167 alter 6 p.m. LITTLE SILVER — Eight-room home. S940. itations or advertisements for em- - Complete with dryer unit. Coat rocks Three bedrooms, two baths, living room green eyes, wearing blue collar ond white GIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY. to NYC. 543 4010 NEW SHREWSBURY — 3,000 tq. It KEANSBURG — Corner Grove Place and fleo collar. Rumson area. "Pinky." Re- ployees placed by or on behalf of VI. metal bins, steel and wooden tobies, ben with fireplace- dining room, kitchen, den, Woodslde Ave.. 50oths in separate house; two bedrooms, OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK 7. The contractor will Include oil 70 ACRE FARM bedrooms, vicinity Little Silver, Red Bonk. JOHNSON — 25 h.p outboard motor Two clauses 1 through 6 above In every 77. Pets and Livestock REO BANK'S FINEST Sept. thru May. Locol reterenctt avail- one bath In other. $59,900. 291-5371. PERTAININGTOPROHIBITED With beautiful 4 bedroom 1812- Available for future occupancy- Four, and las cons, excellent condition. PARKING. sub-contract or purchase order un- able. 7414455 evenings. OLDER HOME — One acre. Mlddletown Call 291 1644 less exempted by P.L. 1975. c. 137 type Colonial home Modern five, two-bedroom oportments. Suitable Professional zone. Six bedrooms, Ver THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING YOUNG COUPLE — Desires small house THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK or rules, regulations or orders pro for adults. No pets. Sprlngvlew Gardens, mont-type barn with work shop, horse MELGES MI6 SAILBOAT - And trailer mulgoted thereunder by the Slate kitchen and bathrooms, several Problems Corrected ond Obedience 293 Spring St., 741-5672. or apartment In Leonardo area. Reason stalls. Also two room cottage with utlll Good condition U50 or best offer. DOES ORDAIN: In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee able. Call 2919394. SECTION 1. Section 67 1 of the Re Treasurer, »o that oil of the afore- out-buildings in good repair RED BANK - Spoclous 5"j room pen- les. Only 159,900. Call PAUL P. BOVA. 442-0374. mentioned douses will be binding For FREE Consultation CALL 963 3700 REALTOR, 671 2544. vised General Ordinances ol the Town- 85% ol land area is cleared American Dog Training Academies (house apartment overlooking the Naves MUST SELL - 13 G 3 Ski Baal. Gator ship of Colts Neck pertaining to prohibit upon each subcontractor or vendor. Ink River. Also 4Vj ond 5'/j room opart' PORCH-PATIO POOL - Just the begin- roller, 100 h.p. Mercury motor 1400. 717 ed parking Is hereby amended by the od The contractor will take such oc- balance consists of two-acre AFFECTIONATE RABBIT — Cage Includ ment. Luxury building, air conditioned. 5470. Atter 9 p.m., 264 1393 tlon with respect to ony subcontract ed. 110. REAL ESTATE ning of this Mlddletown Split In very desir- dltlon thereto of the following: lake surrounded by trees Zon- Call 201-442-4465. able area, featuring tour spoclous bed (C) No person stioti port or couse o or purchase order os the State 7I79JO9 OUTBOARD MOTOR - Evlnrude Fleet Treasurer may direct os a means of ing-agriculture and residential REO BANK - Unfurnished garden apart „ FOR SALE rooms, two full bains, family room, at wind, 7.5 h.p., remote tanks. 475. Call 747- vehicle to stand upon the following A HOME AWAY FROM HOME - Car ments, one ond two bedrooms available ached garoge. Beautiful one half acre set- streets or parts thereof: enforcing such provisions, in- Property fronts on county Hwy 291 otter 6 p.m. cluding sonctlons for noncom- noby Kennels boarding and expert groom Greentree Ants., 219 Spring SI. Coll 741 Ing. Transferred owner asking 151,900. 1. On either side of Phalanx Rood 520 Price $390,000 Terms Ing. 931-3919 3953 for appointment. 131. Houses For Sole THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, open until I, ARTY LOOKING TO RENT - Approxl commencing from the easterly curb line Dllance. 264-7200. mate 15' outboard to use for skiing In a.m. of Route U to a point 150 feet easterly 1. For the purpose of this specitlca available Call Al Masch, 946- SEA BRIGHT - On ocean. One-ond two A FANTASTIC BROCHURE ol homes In T AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Preferably on Naveslnk River. 74>i409l therefrom. ^ tlon, the following terms shall have 3700 Black Wormed, shots. bedroom. Pool. Air conditioned Washer Monmouth Counl! It's yours It you write RANCH - Three bedrooms, den. Mint I, On either side of Flock Road com- the following meanings: tfl-HH dryer, dishwasher. 1335-1315. 443 1346. or coll Betsy Ross Agency. 117 Rt. 35. Key condition. New both, new family room, AILBOAT - AMF Force V with Cox o. MAffirmotive Action" means roller. One year old. 11,000 mencing from the westerly curb line of porl, N.J. 07735 Phone: 364 3456 new plumbing. Owner transferred. 127,500. Route 34 to a point 150 feet westerly procedures which establish hir- AKC SMALL CHIHUAHUAS SEA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom apartment PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor, 671-2544. Call 442-3055 US oil utilities Included. 1250 per month Year ARTIST'S HIDEWAY — Ten wooded therefrom. ing and employment goals. COLTS NECK, N.J. 219197J round. Call 442 5013 or 241 2441 acres wllh stream, good two-bedroom JLVERTON 1973 FIBERGLAS SEDAN - SECTION 7 This ordinance shall take timetables, and practices lo be home with den, reduced to 164.000 Harold 7", flying bridge, fresh waler-cooled, effect after final publication and odop Implemented, with good faith 50 ACRE HORSE FARM CHESTNUT GELDING - Sl« years old. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP Llndemann, Broker, Eolontown 543 1103. many extras, best offer. 747-4321. tlon In accordance with low. efforts, for minority group 15.2 hands Negative cogglns All shots Large two-bedroom apartments ovalloble Riverfront Magnifique! members. 11800 Colonial farm house 4 ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS-Newhome UNFLOWER SAILBOAT 1974 — E« PU1LIC NOTICE Owners going owoy to school. 741-W44. Call 54^5672 O' bulkheoded with 60' dock. Buy this ex- The foregoing ordinance was in- b. "Minority group members" Buy direct from builder traordinary home and you will possess the cellenl condition. 1150. means persons who art ne- I bedrooms, modern kitchen and COLLIE - Two-year-old spayed lemole THREE ROOMS - And bath, near RR sto 2295971 troduced and passed at first reodlng al a Coll 791 1647 ultimate in luxurious living. The Interior of regular meeting of the Township Com groes, span I sh-sur named Amer- Ibath Barn with 32 stalls Friendly ond lovable. Needs yard to run tlon. Security. Inquire 706 Monmouth SI , this home was planned by o lop Interior ISO. Call S42-W9, Sub Shop. Red Bonk. BRAND NEW U9.900 SURF SAILING mittee of the Township of Colts Neck icans, or American orientals. 1(12x12). arena, tackroom. Custom quality evident with three bed- decorator without regard fo cost. Contour 001 Richmond Ave. PI Pleasant Beach held on July 31, 1975, and will come up BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND DOBERMAN PUPPIES - AKC, Cham WEST ENO - Enloy total luxury living In rooms. It. master bedroom, )'/> baths, go JOOI overlooking the Shrewsbury River. Rt. 35 So.) 1974303 for final consideration and passage at COUNCIL • lounge and olf ice All under one plon bloodlines, raised with children. 671 a contemporary relaxed atmosphere. Two meroom, 16' homemaker kitchen, ullnly SI75,000 (assume 1100,000 mortgage) the regular public meeting of said gov- By: STEPHEN G GREENWOOD Iroof Four fenced paddocks. 30 1324 after 4 p.m. jedroom, l'/g bath townhouse apartment RANSFERRED MUST SELL — 17' room, garoge. 100' treed lot. erning body to be held on August 71, Administrator-Clerk lacre hunt course and many ex- and one-bedroom oparlmenl with con- MELMEOREALTY 671 S650 Owens. Fly Bridge, 243 Flagship. Repo 197S, at 1:00 p.m. at the Township Hall, FREE — One tovoble kitten, eight weeks wered 1975. Fully equipped, good condl AUQ.S gray tabby/white iromgentle mother vertible den. colossal closets, woll-to wall Ceoor Drive, Colts Neck, New Jersey, ot |tras $375,000 Terms available carpel From 1235 AVERY ARMS, 119 Av BROKER'S BEST 139.900 Ion. make offer. Call 470 1770. which time and place all persons desir- ery Ave . 229-4460, 741 1700 Four super slie bedrooms, 37 master bed 3 BOSTON WHALER - With 40 h.p. ing to be heord thereon will be given full 132. Apartments FREE TO GOOD HOME - Two one year room, cozy den, II' dining room, science BQRPS opportunity. old spayed female call. Clean, litter WEST KEANSBURG - 4v> rooms over eat-In kitchen, lull recreation basement. lohnson outboard and trailer. Mint condl Town Houses COLTS NECK, N.J. delicatessen. With tool. 1750. Slver Rd. Fair Haven Ion. Coll 222-3401 or 222-9437 Dated: August 1, 1975 trained. Lovable. Movt, can't keep One sun deck ISO' landscaped lot. GEORGEHANDZO Ill acre mini horse farm with sleek black little while, other fluffy white Coll 717-9250 MELMEO REALTORS 471S6SO 747-4532 5' FIBERGLAS - With 35 h.p. Evlnrude • •••••I Calico. Call after S. 542 3021 ond trailer. 13SO Clerk Isprawling ranch 110 ft. long. 3 4'ZiROOM UNFURNISHED APART- BY OWNER - Transferred. Fair Haven RUMSON AREA — Send lor our "Homes 1 747 7749 Aug.3 11277 GERMAN SHEPHERSHEHEDD — Female, twwo MENT - Conveniently located, all utilities River Oaks section. Cope Cod. Central olr. For Living ' brochure, pics, descriptions, Ibedrooms, 2Yi baths, large liv- years old. pure-bred, no paperspas . Good with ncluded 1375 per month. 7474746 Four bedrooms, three baths, poneied den, prices on available homes. APPLE- ling. dining and (amity rooms childrenhild . IJO Call 717-771770170 . 26*13 eat-In kitchen, self clean oven, dining 1ROOK REALTORS. 117 Ave. ol Two Rlv 101. Commercial Rentals 108. Commercial Rentals CHESHIRE SQUARE 102. Houses For Rent room, finished playroom. Convenient lor ers. Rumson. 44? TWO, •Two fireplaces, enclosed porch HIMALAYAN AND SIAMESE CATS AND ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Year round schools and commuter. W9.000. 747 27J0. RUMSON The Exclusive Adult •patio, in-ground swimming pool, KITTENS — CFAreglstered Musi tell at entol. Four bedrooms, two baths Gazebo. reduced prices. Alto AKC Lhasa Apsa pup COLTS NECK — Matawon, Holmdel, send Century-old home In the heart of town. [tennis couri, 4 stalls, (11x12). Ireplace Waterfront view. For family or Just live blocks lo schools, park, stores INDUSTRIAL Condominium lor those \ mole,* portl-color. Call Tom-Mar Cat- hree-four singles. All furnishings 1600 per lor our "Hornet for Living" brochure. 48 and over. Itwo paddock areas — room lor R ry. 9Jt-2741. pics, descriptions, prices on available ond bus line. Three bedrooms, two baths. ATTRACTIVE month, plus utilities. 191-0747 hornet. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. 33A dining room, enclosed porch, eat-In kilch SPACE •expansion $175,000 HORSE - Roan Gelding. 15.J. Eight years :OR RENT — Two-bedroom house. In Rt. 34. Malowan 566 7600 en, basement Fenced rear yard lor the SIX ROOM SUITE successfully shown and prospective field Cllftwood Beach. I27S plut utilities. Call [Ids. Double garoge with studio loft. Asl 4,000 M,ft. UaiUN ! KM Enjoy the luxuries and hunter. 471«n«. no 144,MO. Coll riant awoy. Centrally located in Red Bank, 5664732 after 4 p.m. USMT N MIMUM MANUMCTMMG Ihe .elegance .oj this IRISH XTTIR PUPPIES COZENS REALTOR 741 7646 approximately 900 sq tt, heat, MMEOIATE OCCUPANCY - Four bed CUTE AS A BUTTON prestigious community. AKC papers oom, two-bath home. Family room, lease. air conditioning, janitorial ser- Coll 547-4310 eterence and security required. Call Mr Cope Cod. Four bcdroomi, Wi baths, tun- 101. Apartments SELF CONTAINED, SPRINKLED vices, sell service elevator, tree Ryan. McGowon-Ryqn RtoHori, 747-3000. porch, full baiemehl. Landscaped lot, (Only a lew left) From MALE BLACK GREAT DANE chain link fencing. Detached garage. Ex- STREET LEVEL WITH parking Will subdivide AKC registered, thow quality cellent Atlontlc Hlahkind* location Close M0 IANK IUXRY HI-RISE S4«:,900'. IS months. 543 17} KEANSBURG — Small house No pels SEPARATE SHIPPING Also 3-room suite Approxi- Security and references. 1200. to Marino. Vacant. 141,900. mvKvitw towms AND RECEIVING AREA MYNAH BIRD - Ptrionollly plus. Limit- Coll 717 9004 mately 420 Sq It ed vocabulary. Cage Included 1150 firm. ON NAVtSINR HVtR EONAROO — Sfk modernlied rooms, ALLAIRE- ATTRACTIVE MTi FOK CCHESHIRH E SQUARE plus porcft. batemenl. 1375 plus utilities, 4MMT TOW OK LOHO PERSIAN KITTEN - Nine weeks one month security. 391-4777. FARROW OMKM It. OK PtWICT »«. CFAreglstered -IVINO ROOM - Two bedrooms, kitchen, Call 747-1100 Call 944-3377 enclosed porch, tewing room or nursery, Realtor — Over 100 Years CAU 747-1100 o. ntr kr.br, umi»va,Hj. PONY - Mull Mil. 1100 Includes Wetlern boll). 1715 per month plul ulllllles One 294 Broad St. Red Bank or your Broker '" I, brldrt, holler. month's rent, one months security. Refer- 17-1117 MI-I1M ences required. Call Peggy, 717 5500 Call 741-3450 anytime Available Immediately 67I-41I)! 5-1 p.m. • ••••• Al I The CWly Register 18 Snuffy Smith TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1975.

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Television Today ItlllllllMIIIIII IIIM 111IIIIIIM At the movies MATAWAN New York Channels — 2* ,T 4, ,«J 5, ,i 7f , 79, , 11, 13 " NEPTUNE HAZLET These schedules ore pro- PLAZA - CINEMA M- EVENING NEPTUNE CITV - Prisoner or Second Avewe 1 IS, 9 IS 7:00 Q CBS EVENING NEWS *M €1 (Q GOOD TIMES (QQ) NEWS vided by the theater and the Bile Ihe Bullet 7 IS, • 30 Bite Ihe Bullel 7 10. 9 30 NEWS times ore lor today only OCEAN TOWNSHIP RT 11 DRIVE IN - STRATHMORE IM QOOOOCJ) Q LET'S MAKE A DEAL Florida sets out to be a NEWS F0R 0EAF CIRCLI - CINEMA I — ID ED PR • EO SANK Bile Ihe Bullel I 4S. \ 10 A Man Called (J) BEWITCHED Funny l_ody 7 10. » 10 Robin Hood 7 00. 7 00. 10 00 Herbie Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS matchmaker for Willona, in QJ ALFRED HITCHCOCK MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER [For MIOOLEIROOK Horse II II j 30; I X "A Chance on Love" fj) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW spite of James' warnings thai merly tftf Carltwii — CINEMA I — CINEMA I- CINEMA II- PRESENTS Gone Wllh Tl* Wind 1 10 w w and me Dixie Donee Kings 7 4). no good can come of It (R) Return ol the Pink Panther 1 IS. 7 30 The Great Waldo Pepper 7 119 11 Q THE WILD, WILD WEST "Irresistible Andy" NBC 00 JACK BENNY SHOW MOVIES III - 9 10 9 30 "The Night ol Ihe Torture Q O "WE Robin Hood 10 30 a m . M JO a m CINEMA II - CINEMA II — Q TO TELL THE TRUTH 11:30 O (Q CBS MOVIE I 30, ? 30, b 30, 9 30Herbir Rldfs Agom Prisoner ol Second Avenue 7 30. 9 IS jaws! 00; 7 00. 9 31 Chamber" "Journey From Darkness." II 00noon. I 00 1 00. 4 00. i 00 "Man on a String" (197?). fJJ STAR TREK Q ABC NEWS Marc Singer, Kay Lenz. A MOVIES IV — KEANSIURG Christopher George, William W w ond Ihe Dixie Donee Kino.* I 00. COLONIAL - g THE AVENGERS brilliant, blind student tights The Greol WolOo Pepper 7 10. 9 30 STRAND THEATRE Captain Kirk (alls prey to Schallert. An ex-policeman 10:00 "A Funny Thing Happened on a seemingly losing battle to SHREWStU«Y MIDDLETOWN an alien woman's love tears working as a government un- CINEMA I — TOWN EAST - KEYPORT 264 0452 which enslave him to her the Way to the Station" enter medical school. (R) dercover agent lands In the Funny Lady 3 20. S 00, 7 30. 10 00 Once Is Not Enough 7 01, f 10 "Alft CONDITIONED" will. (Q NEWS Q DEALER'S CHOICE CINEMA II — TOWN WEST - middle of warring mobsters Beyond the Door ? IS; * 00. S 4S: Funny Lady 7 00, 9 M "BRITT BLAZER" gggg ELECTRIC COMPANY Q| BONANZA O Q HAPPY DAYS when he sets out to sabotage » 41;» IS. li oo FREEHOLD 'The Howdy Doody Show." EATONTOWN MALL I - "LIBERTY TO LUST" I JO B NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Adam travels to Mexico to a crime ring Irom the In- COMMUNITY — Bite the Bullet 7 10, 9 M claim Ihe body of a boyhood Richie tries lor a big scoop side. (R) Once ll Not Enough 7 30. f :4S MALL II - (j) I LOVE LUCY DRIVE IN - "HOT SHOT SECRETARY" chum and meets a gunman for his school paper when §| O TONIGHT SHOW Return ol the Pink Panther 7 70. 9 70 •'Ricky Loses His Voice" Bile Ihe Bullel I 40, 17 00 Phoie IV IN COLOR Instead. "Buffalo Bob" Smith brings II 00 EAST BRUNSWICK Q METS BASEBALL Host: Bob Newhart. Guest IONC BRANCH TURNPIKE INDOOR - RATED X Town West (0 ON TOP OF IT his popular TV program to MOVIES I - JJowll ' 00 • I 0000. «93 300 m BIG BLUE MARBLE Petula Clark Jaws 7 2S; 9:4S In cose ol rain malmee OUTDOOR- iM IIM1X lor office opens I 10 U «• PK»«r Ae Q) ROMAQNOLIS- TABLE Milwaukee. (R) Q MOVIE I 10 Herble Rides Again I 4S: 1} 00 Robin not cilun'i 'i pitct ledwi 'i prrc< Mon QJ BOBBY GOLDSBORO MOVIES II- Hood 10 30 "Sicilian Treats" (R) "They Drive by Night" (1940). Return ol Ihe Pink Panther I 00. 10 00 Guest: Rod McKuen (R) Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sher- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS cjr— LAST DAY! 7:30 £} NEW TREASURE HUNT If) gQ WHEN TELEVISION ATLANTIC CINEMA - idan. A drama of the truck- The Great Waldo Pepper 7 00; 10 30 Q NFL CHAMPIONSHIP WAS LIVE ers who haul the freight over From Pogefl 45 (Q THE BEST OF POPS ASIURY PARK. ?| "fUNNY UDY" GAMES the highways and the mur- SAVOY - "1971 NFC-AFC Champion- der that two of them get in- Blue Summer 1:11] 4 IS; 7 40 Abigail •=» O ffi) MA.S.H. Leslie I'M, » 00. « 00 FREE ships — Miami vs. Baltimore, volved with. LYRIC- Dallas vs. San Francisco" "It's one of those days for Q Q WIDE WORLD: Willie Dynamite 7:10 Tangerine Man Ihe 4077th when nothing 9 30 Q JEOPARDY MYSTERY PARAMOUNT - seems to go right, from Col. Tommy 7 30, 9 4S Itroln 7:00 molinee Q HOGAN'S HEROES "Shadow of Fear." Anjanelte Blake's lecture on sex to BARONET "Crittendon Plan" Comer, Claude Akins. A W W and Ihe OUIe Dance Kings 7 30, BEACHES Major Burns' planning for his 9 JO beautiful young woman is tor- Q HOLLYWOOD SQUARES linancial future. (R) mented by a mysterious 0 WILD, WILD WORLD Q MERV GRIFFIN SHOW stalker. (R) . OF ANIMALS Q O ABC MOVIE PARKING |B LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU "Animals ol the Polar Des- "The Daughters of Joshua ert" Cabe." Buddy Ebsen, Karen IQ MOVIE (Q LAST OF THE WILD Valentine. In a scheme to "Hit and Run" (1937). Hugo "Giant Antelope" keep his land under a new Haas, Cleo Moore. A middle- f£) KILN KRAFTS homesteading law, Joshua aged man, married to a show IQ WINNING Cabe, a wily fur trapper, re- girl, resents his employee's SANDY HOOK cruits a thief, a pickpocket attention to his wife, so he SHOWN AT 2:10 - 4:00 - 5:45 NO ONE A documentary cantering on and a prostitute to portray plots a hit-run accident. 7:45 - 9:25 AND SPECIAL UNDER 17 [RJ NAT. REC AREA ballet star Fernando Bujones his daughters. (R) 03 N.Y.P.D. LATE SHOW AT 11 P.M. of the American Ballet The- (Q YANKEES BASEBALL £0 MOVIE CINIMA *4 I | ,,mn|, ,| | atre. ED. & SAT New York Yankees vs. Mil- "None But the Lonely Anne , waukee Brewers. Heart" (1944). Cary Grant, Bancroft [ I" $1.2S Til ALSO CONTINUING AT, CLOSED MONDAYS (Q THE BEST OF POPS Ethel Barrymore. A cockney ^»/ROUTt 35olSHREWSB "Carmen De Lavallade" (R) wanderer, wilh his said and 2:30 P.M 'The QQ WITNESS TO YESTERDAY wonderful mother, searches LAST TIMES TODAY for some sort of spiritual ful- "FUNNY LADY" Paramount COBBLESTONES •:00 £} (Jj) HAWAII FIVE-0 fillment. STARTS TOMORROW Asbury »»»rfc f?|. A husband-and-wite team ol 11:40 |Q BOARDING HOUSE *T OH TW lOUIWUK *T RESTAURANT conlldence operators gets 12:00 QJ THE H0NEYMOONER8 lC 7414144 caught between two of the "A Matter of Record" T RAINY DAY MATINEES °T Island's most powerlul mobs. ICV- MON. THRU FRI. 2 P.M. Cr- m IS, MBOUTOwH, I Mil MO. OF HEO MM 12:10 |Q ABC NEWS FOR THE (R) \J AT PARAMOUNT ONLYI (* DEAF C~ f. ENTERTAINMENT , (0 RIVALS OF SHERLOCK 12:30 |Q PERRY MASON HOLMES "The Case of tho Cowardly * Two Local Favorites... • "The Moabite Cipher" Lion" CLINT EASTWOOD Tu«. & Thun. , w#d# j, Frl# fQ ALL STAR WRESTLING 12:40 (Q YOGA FOR HEALTH FORMIDABLE ££ CIVILISATION 1:00 ft) O TOMORROW Communitw JOEY SUDYKA buon U14ID * gg MERV GRIFFIN SHOW A look back at the dropping THE CHARLEY CLOCKER on fhe j 9:30 (JJ JEAN SHEPHERD'S of the A-bomb on Hiroshima of fhe K»yfcoar

c Newman in "The T LUNCHEONS SERVING TIL J P.M. c Dtowning Pool"*; FEATURE DINNERS SANDWICHES CONTEST — FISHERMAN WHO CATCHES LARG- NY. STYLE EST SHARK IN THE AREA WILL WIN A TROPHY-PIC- TIL 1 AM. DELI SANDWICHES UEJUS^E^MITJia^OmCJJ^IE^E^ 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1975 I* • Beatrice Foods touted By DAVID R. SARGENT i i mtiiiiii iiiimiiiiiii urn These shares are attractive Figuring interest rates for their long-term growth po- Q — I am interested in buy- SUCCESSFUL tential, moderate yield and By SYLVIA PORTER Q What is an "addon" ing a few shares of Campbell low P/E ratio of 11X (Third of II nlimu) rate? Soup (NYSE) for my grand- Q - I have about $6,000 to A ts one tw m r children, 18 and 21. Would you INVESTING invest in bonds. I would like The primary purpose of the YOUR MONEY'S '» •' ° «J° consider this a wise in- to get a 10 per cent return. Truth In Lending law is to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiHiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii yield 10 per cent. This BBB- ways you may pay interest on the unpaid balance, the dollar vestment for them? D. M Would you suggest three is- help you understand just how an instaUmenI loan sues, long and short term? H. rated $60 million note offering W ( k ItTI I When you cost will be about $32. A — It would not be my here are expected to be fiat much it costs you to borrow KJlx choice. The shares have S. was issued June 30. 1975 and money, either in the form of * ** pay the add-on rate, your fi- —6 per cent annual interest this year because of the prod- is call protected to June 30. nance charge is added to the on the unpaid balance, the moved almost sideways in a uct lines' sensitivity to gener- Q — I could use more in- cash or in the form of goods regardless of the terms of the out the loan and you pay the channel between 25 and 35 for come. What bonds do you rec- 1983. The notes are the direct and services. «loa nm ori the amount•• Ms Mof crediMt M totaprincipal ofl thate th twoe tim. Ine yothue tak pree - dollar cost will be about $16. al economic conditions. This unsecured obligation of the —6 per cent annual interest the last decade. While this is was borne out in the April ommend? B. S. That is why the law makes offered or the difference in ceding illustration, [or in- a sound holding for a con- A — There are a number of corporation. Selling at a sub- it mandatory for the lender or state laws. stance, you borrow (100; 6 "add-on," the dollar cost will quarter when earnings were stantial discount. Trans- be about $30. servative investor seeking 45 cents a share versus 44 good quality bonds yielding merchant to provide complete Q. What is the finance per cent is your add-on fi- preservation of capital, it 10% currently. For example, america Financial 7%s of 1M1 information to you. The theo- charge? nance charge; you pay back cents the year earlier. likewise yield 10 per cent. Q. If I pay back a 12-month lacks appeal for the younger International operations, Alabama Power 9%s of 2004. ry is that, once you have this A. This is the total of $106; your true annual' inter- installment loan in six investor. My choice would be rated A, sell below par to These sinking fund deben- information and you know charges you are asked to pay est rate is 11.08 per cent. which accounted for about tures are non-callable before months, will I get back half Beatrice Foods (NYSE), the one-fifth of both sales and yield that amount. This first how much the credit costs, to get credit. Among those Q. What is the "discount" the interest added to my largest food processor in mortgage bond pays interest 1982 Interest is payable May you will be in a position to which must be included in the rate? earnings, provide exciting and November 1 on these A- loan? terms of net income. The growth opportunities due to June and December 1. AMF judge whether or not it is finance charge are interest, A. Under the discount meth- A. No. You will get back company has achieved an av- 10s of 1985 also sell at par to. rated debentures worthwhile for you to borrow loan fees, finder's fee, service od, the second major way you their still limited exploitation less because in the first six erage annual earnings growth in food-related product areas. — and to compare the costs charge, points, investigation may pay Interest on an in- months you've had the use of rate of +11 per cent over the at various sources. fees, premiums for life insur- stallment loan, the finance most of the loan funds, so it is last five years. Since its Steinbctch's picks Gluclww Despite the law, however, ance (if required), amount charge is deducted from the only fair that you pay more of founding in 1894, Beatrice has most borrowers are still in an paid as a discount. principal of your loan at the the Interest in the first six never reported a deficit and interest rate labyrinth. Even Q. If I borrow 11,200 for 12 time you get the money. months than in the last. the (1.71 earned for the year as executive vice president Again using the preceding il- sophisticated borrowers ad- months at a dollar cost of ended February 28, 1975 was ASBURY PARK - Mar- trainee. He advanced from mit they are still befuddled $6.00 per $100, or $72 for the lustration, you borrow the Q. How are the charges on the 23rd consecutive annual bank credit card and revolv- shall A. Gluchow has been ap- manager of the mail and tele- by the various ways interest year, what rate of interest $100; 6 per cent is your fi- earnings increase. phone order department to nance charge discounted in ing credit accounts figured? pointed Steinbach's new exec- charges are stated. am I paying? Although Beatrice's oper- utive vice president and gen- buyer, to divisional merchan- Thus, I think the easiest A. That depends on your advance from the loan; you A. Finance charges on these accounts are usually ex- ations have become widely di- eral merchandise manager by dise manager of the basement way to guide you through this terms of repayment. If you receive $94; your true annual departments of children'! interest rate is 11.58 per cent. pressed as a percentage of versified with the acquisition Michael A. Slovak, the firm's labyrinth is to pretend the repay the total amount of of more than 120 companies president. wear ant men's wear. law doesn't compel disclosure $1,200 plus $72 at the end of Q. How long can I compare the unpaid balance per the dollar cost of different month, as of the billing date. since 1960, food products still A short time later, he be- and to take you through a the year, your interest rate is contribute some 75 per cent of Mr. Gluchow, a Midwester- came divisional merchandise series of fundamental ques- a simple 6 per cent. ways of charging interest? This Is a simple monthly rate, ner, has been vice president which is then multiplied by 12 total sales, which last year manager for the main floor tions: But if you repay in 12 A. Take as an example a exceeded $4 billion. Dairy and general merchandise men's and boys' area follow- Q. What is the annual per- monthly installments of $106 $500 loan to be repaid in to give you the annual per- manager of the home division centage rate. Thus: products, its original line, ac- ed by divisional merchandise centage rate? each, your interest rate is al- twelve monthly installments. counted for one-fourth of of Hike's in Dayton, Ohio, su- manager for fashion acces- A. The annual percentage most double 6 per cent, or If the rates charged are: A monthly rate of 1% per pervising five divisional mer- cent becomes an annual per- sales and about 20 per cent of sories, then to vice president rate (APR) is the key yard- 11.06 per cent, to be precise. —1 per cent per month on profits. The manufactured chandise managers and 33and general merchandise stick by which you can mea- centage rate of 18 per cent; 2 buyers. per cent becomes an annual and chemical products group, manager. sure and compare the costs of led by the Samsonite Divi- He joined Kike's, a division Mr. Gluchow and his wife all types of credit. It is the 24 per cent; 2% per cent be- comes an annual 30 per cent, sion, has been a big money of Federated Department and two children will Uve in basic interest rate you pay Digest promotes maker for Beatrice. Earnings Stores, in 1964 as an executive Rumson. when you borrow — essen- etc. Marshall A. Gluchow tially a simple annual rate which relates the finance charge to the amount of cred- Red Bank native it you get and the length of PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. - creative services, U.S. Adver- time you have the money. Anthony L. Antin of Darien, tising Division of Reader's Di- With this information, you Conn., a Red Bank, N.J. na-gest. He is responsible for the can compare financial terms tive, has been appointed to promotion, art and creative offered by competing lenders, the new post of director of departments. The announce- ment was made by David B. TheTiger's got a Hoopes, associate publisher of The Digest. Local Securities Prior to assuming his new position, Mr. Antin had been Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 head of the creative depart- p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- ment of The Digest's U.S. Ad- New Economy Radial. up, mark-down, or commission. vertising Division. He has been associated with the BANKS magazine since 1956, holdljt BID ASKED Europtan-atyle tread.. Allaire State Bank 8 9 Heavy and deep lor New Atlas SS Radial. •urt traction and American Bancorp S . 8 long mileage. Belmar-Wall National 85 Now you can move up to big radial Central Jersey Bank 10% 11 performance without a big move up in price! Twin llberglati cord - Community State Bank 10 belts provide liability Fidelity Union Bank Corp S1J4 »M4 The new Atlas SS Radial is designed for and puncture First Merchants National Bank 8 long mileage, ease of handling and protection. First Jersey National Bank 10 gas-saving economy. Take advantage of First National Bank Toms River 13^l PolyettercordradUI- Franklin State Bank » /4 10% special introductory savings on pairs and ply body halpa absorb Jersey Shore Bank 19 sets, now through August 31. •hocki. Bank of Manalapan 20 New* Jersey National Corp 21% 22% Ocean County National 21 23 People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood 50 Shore National Bank •% 8% Shrewsbury State Bank 10 U United Counties Trust Co 12 United Jersey Banks of NJ 11% 11% Introductory savings on pairs & sets!

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