The Daily Register VOL.98 NO.238 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1976 15 CENTS Reagan will hurt GOP, Ford says PATERSON (AP) - President Ford says New Jersey Re- Pierre Charles L'Enfant, who had designed Washington, D.C., publican candidates will suffer disastrous defeats in November mapped a system of raceways which harnessed the rushing if Ronald Reagan is at the top of the GOP ticket. waters of the Passaic River at the falls. The system once pro- "If we have a repeat of W04, the Republican numbers in vided power to run factories In the area. Congress will be cut tremendously," Ford said yesterday, Following the Great Falls ceremony, Paterson Mayor comparing Reagan's vote-getting abilities to those of Sen. Lawrence Kramer hosted a private reception tor the Presi- Barry Goldwater, the 1964 GOP presidential candidate. "If dent at his home. There Ford told local GOP leaders, "This is President Ford is running we will not lose any." not the year to turn In a reliable Ford for a flashier model." Ford made the remarks to about 2,000 supporters at a The President called for a massive effort on the part of really in West Orange, the final leg of a campaign swing campaign workers between now and tomorrow "to ensure through the state yesterday. that Ford delegates are elected in each and every district. After arriving in a rainstorm at Newark International Air- port, Ford went by motorcade to Paterson, where he dedi- "We want to be sure that the state of New Jersey is In the cated the city's Great Falls as a national historic site. President's column," Ford said. "Betty and Jerry Ford won't let you down in the next four years." "The ancient energy of the Great'Falls themselves and At the West Orange political reception Ford said, "We got the energy of the people of Paterson will drive this city to clobbered in 1964, " and added: "If you want to strengthen the new economic heights," Ford told 5,000 rain-drenched specta- party you better get all (7 delegates for Jerry Ford on tors. The crowd Jammed makeshift bleachers and hillsides Tuesday. overlooking the falls, wWh provided the energy for the na- "We've got good delegates; I think I'm a good candidate but tion's first industrialized city nearly 200 years ago. the only way you win in this game is to get people to the Ford said the national landmark would "serve as a sym- polls," he said. bol of Palerson's rebirth. He noted balloting ends In New Jersey tomorrow before it "Paterson Is a wonderful place for Industry and a wonder- does in California and Ohio, also holding primaries that day. ARRIVES. FOR DAY OF CAMPAIGNING —Presl- sythe, second from left, and Congressman Mat- ful place to live," he said. "I think it would be a tremendous beginning if we could dent Ford arrived at Newark Airport yesterday for thew Rinaldo, third from left. At the airport to The Great Falls district, described as the "cradle of have a clean sweep of New Jersey on Tuesday," he said. a round of campaigning In New Jersey before to- greet the President was Mayor Kenneth Gibson, American industry," traces Its origins to 1972 when Alexander "President Ford can win in November, and his Republican morrow's primaries. With him on the trip from holdlng umbrella. Hamilton started America's first planned industrial city. opponent can't." Washington was Congressman Edmund B. For- IMIIIHIUimMllllllllllimilMaHIIMMimuMlllimimilllllill. 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This In Monmouth County, voters was 21 per cent of the 207,888 will find contests in both the registered voters in the coun- Democratic and Republican ty. columns for delegate and al- Today there are 232,(70 reg- ternate delegate positions. istered voters in Monmouth Democrats additionally have The most attention In the a 10-way contest in the presi- primary will be focused on dential preferential portion of what has narrowed down lo the balloting, often termed a what is regarded as a three- "beauty contest" because It way, possibly a four-way race fames no delegate clout. for the state's Democratic President Ford is unop- convention delegates. The posed in the presidential pref- principal contenders for the erential balloting on the Re- delegates are former Georgia MfMMr HMM f Cmt P Harris Ufal SISTER CAMPAIGNS FOR BROWN — Kathy Brown Rice, seated center, publican ticket. Gov. Jimmy Carter, Rep. JIM? Carter Frank Charth sister of California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., was guest of honor at re- Also on the primary ballot Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., and are contests for both the Re- a slate of technically uncom- the most part, openly support Carter, Udall, Humphrey slate given a chance of show ception for Brown supporters yesterday In the Red Bank home of Mrs. mitted delegate candidates Katharine Elkus White, seated, left, and Arthur White, standing at right. publican and the Democratic either Sen. Hubert 11 Hum- and Brown all have cam- ing strength is that com- nominations for the U.S. Sen- fielded by the state Demo- phrey or California Gov. Ed- paigned in the state for the mitted to Sen. Frank Church, Other guests Included Monmouth County Democratic Chairman John R. cratic organization who, for Florlno, seated at right, and, standing from left to right, Mrs. Anne Camp- ate and the Republican nomi- mund G. Brown Jr. delegate vote. The fourth See Qiest, page 2 nation for Congress from the bell, state Democratic vice chairman, Eugene Melody of Hazlet, con- iiiiiimimiiiimiiiiiiHimiHiiiliiimiitiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiti IIIMIilim) HIIIIIUUII vention delegate candidate in the Mth district, Mrs. Marianne Cannavo of 3rd district. The GOP nomi- Red Bank, convention delegate candidate In the 12th district, and Mr. nee for Congress will face . White. Rep. James J. Howard, D- N.J., In the November gener- al election. Bardin begins beach tour, In addition, voters in some communities will have munic- Gov. Brown's sister ipal contests on their ballots either for nominations for council seats and/or election Villane calls it hypocritical of committeemen and com- mltteewomen to be their rep- B, SHKRRY H(;lM)KK Friday afternoon, will give campaigns in county resentatives in party confer- him new insights into public ences. SANDY HOOK - The feeling on beach access, and By SHERRY CONOHAN campaign workers and other Her change of position im- state's difficult and delicate municipal officials' estimates supporters. mediately came under fire The scrambling for con- problem of protecting its fast- of potential damage from oil RED BANK - The sister of At a reception in the home from the Monmouth County vention delegate votes by eroding beaches, providing spills. California Gov. Edmund G. . of Arthur and Katharine campaign coordinator for the 'candidates for both the Re- public access and still pro- "We'll be talking to may- "Jerry" Brown Jr., calling Eikus White here, Kathy presidential bid of Rep. Mor- publican and Democratic tecting private property own- ors, legislators and citizens, New Jersey "the key to the Brown Rice met with a group ris K. Udall, D-Ariz , who presidential nominations theo- ers took a personal turn yes- and listening to find out an- Democratic National Con- of area Democrats who sup- noted that less than six retically should draw a larger terday as David J. Bardin, swers," he said, as the group vention," campaigned in Mon- port Gov*. Brown, including months ago Mrs. Campbell, than average turnout for a commissioner of the state De- headed south, led by a stan- who also is vice president of mouth County yesterday in several convention delegate primary election. But the partment of Environmental dard bearer waving a flag the National Association of behalf of her brother's bid for candidates who are running complexity of the ballots, Protection, began a six-day emblazoned with DEP's Democratic State Chairmen, on the state Democratic orga- which party regulars feel will fact finding tour of the state's "Let's Save Our Earth" slo- the Democratic presidential was quoted In the Los Angel- nomination. nization's uncommitted slate. put off some potential voters, coastline. gan. Those on hand for the occa- (See G«v. Brtwn'i, page 1) could offset the added draw- Gov. Brown himself was ex- Mr. Bardin and a mixed en- Between the quickening sion included'Anne Campbell, pected to campaign In Mon- tourage of about 20 DEP offi- drizzle and the total lack of vice chairman of the state mouth County today in a final cials, local mayors and legis- beach, even at low tide, along Democratic organization, who trek across the state before lators and assorted citizens, much of the Sea Bright in a surprising turnaround tomorrow's primary election. set out from Sandy Hook yes- shoreline, the group took to Friday switched her support He tentatively waa scheduled The inside story terday morning at 8 a.m. Rt. 30 at frequent intervals,' from Sen. Hubert H. Hum- to make stops at Monmouth The state's beaches, which either walking or in an ac- phrey to Gov. Brown, and THE * K VTHKK Mall In Eatontown and in Mr. Bardin called "one of the companying bus. Monmouth County Democrat- Hatlet, although Ms orga- j, chance tf shavers May. Sinny foremost assets of the state, En route, Mr. Bardin an- ic Chairman John R. Fiorino, nizers in .the state emphasized nt wars ttmtnm. CtaipteK retert M page for recreation, natural re- nounced the state was suffi- who earlier had swung his hu Itinerary waa still in flux. 1 sources and economic impor- ciently Interested in a novel support from Humphrey to tance," has nevertheless been beach-building device called a At last report, Gov. Brown Brown. Weddings are autweed I, I the cause of some of its ma- Sandgrabber proposed by was scheduled to be at his Mrs. Campbbell, a resident Ami Landers W jor problems. Long Branch Mayor Henry campaign headquarters in the of Shrewsbury, • seeking elec- Mosca expected to coaca MkkUeMwa Smith II "Taxpayers have invested R. Cioffl to help out that Airport Plata Shopping Cen- tion as a convention delegate Celtics win NBA eaamptMsalp H over ISO million in snore pro- city's Impoverished beaches, ter on Rt 36 in Hazlet from in the Uth district on the un- Bridge/Uriee J4 DAILY REGISTER tection projects since 1M0," that it was giving the city a 8:90 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. to meet committed slate. ClaisMed JMI PHONE NUMBERS —the commissioner-said, "and 12,000 demonstration grant. ..J4 Mala Office S42-4MI over MOO million In public ataMtr ptttohr L«rnr f MM OUe Hal im Dtage Darts CtaJet Donald T. Graham, director ~JH» TtU Free, 171 MM Luncheon-Fashion Show,' Priced for clearance-Save! CMleaawary life funds for sewer projects to of DEP'i Division of Marine BEACHWALK - David J. Bardin, commissioner Tall Free Mf-IIM 'Tues. Ocean Dodge, 5318100 Cnowtrttakt.. improve the quality of ocean Services, who was acting as of state Department of Environmental Protection, Edttsrtak... Classified Dept 54M7M and bay waters." tour-guide on the commission- ponders question on beach protection posed by leaMhT.V. Free Dessert aa* Beverage KitertahiBKat Cb-nlatlM Dept Mi-MW "The question is what are er's first extended tour of the Freeholder Ceclle F. Norton, who Is also mayor of Repaired in your home. Itec, With meal, opening day, June Financial ...7 Sparta Dept 542-4M4 we getting for aU this?" coast.explalned that jetties in Sea Bright, one of coastal towns most seriously 541-1474 10 Sampler Cafeteria Hfwtapi 14 MUdfctfWi Bireak 171-213* Mr. Bardin said he expects Long Branch, built In the threatened with beach erosion. Mr. Bardin yes- Gnat Opening Detectable Shrimp, I Make A Dale ..J FiceheU Bareaa 4O2I2I his six-day tour, which will early IMO's, were much loo terday began a six-day fact-finding tour of state's The Great Gatsby Reslau Sumptuous Quiche and OWtaartes Ltag Branch Bureai ..8Z-MII end at Cape May Point on Set Bardin, page 3 shoreline. rant. See our advertisement Crepes. Every Tues. fashion Sparts .11-11 SUlekwise Bireai IW-m-nu PgB show at Fromagerie, 842-8*88 2 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAV. JUNE 7,1976 Ballot confusing, and instructions make it more so 3. In the Democratic primary you can't mix your choices By RUSSELL RAUCH On the Democratic side there are six slates - Wallace, committed slate headed by Sen. Harrison A Williams Jr. to for at-large delegate positions. You have to pick an entire County residents who took time this weekend to examine I Mall, uncommitted, pro-life. Church and Carter — in that or- lurn the lever to the left of Sen. WiUiims' name If this were slate. their sample primary election ballots found the reading rough der done, it would be a vote for the Udall slate headed by Rep 4. Democrats can, however, cross over when It comes to sledding The voting instructions — the ones that are confusing — James J. Howard. picking the convention delegates representing each legislative Reading the document is akin to wading through "War say that "to vote for the 10 Democratic delegates at large, County election officials said last night that the portion of district. There are two candidates from each district and they and Peace," what with more than 125 names on the ballot, the you must push the lever to the left of the first candidate, the instructions referring to turning the lever to the left of the are listed by slates directly under the at-large delegates number depending on the legislative district in which one re- which will be a vote for all 10 candidates listed in that candidate will be taken off the ballots on the voting machines. 5 Republicans can cross over in their selection of both it- sides. group." They feel this will eliminate some of the confusion large and legislative delegates Complicating the problem is the (act that the ballot con- If one looks at his ballot, he will find that the voting le- Officials also advise voters who have some doubts about County officials also warned that voters will not be able tains some voting instructions which county election officials vers are to the right of the candidates' names. Some people the ballot to check the sample machine ballot at the polling to cross over and vote in a party primary other than the one admit might be confusing to voters have complained that voters will misread the Instruction and place they declared before entering the voting booth. If you voted in The Republican section of the ballot doesn't present a turn the wrong lever. In order to understand the ballot, here are some things to a Republican primary last year, you can't vote in the Demo- problem. But it's in the Democratic section that a voter can County officials explain that the instructions pertain to remember: cratic primary this year. get confused The confusion stems from the number of dele- the way the lever itself is turned in order to vote, not the lo- 1. The votes for the presidential candidates are a popu- The only exception is where a voter has filed his declara- gate slates and the instructions that must be followed in se- cation of the lever beside each candidate's name. You need larity contest. The votes for the delegates determine who goes tion of intent to change party affiliation. This must have been to the conventions and ultimately who determines a party's lecting the convention delegates of your choice. only turn the lever of the first candidate in any given slate filed with election officials no later than April II. candidate. The presidential candidates are listed horizontally across That vole will be tabulated for the entire delegate-at-large If you declare as a Republican, workers will automati- 2. In the Democratic primary, you turn the lever for the the top of the ballot Below them are the various slates of slate cally lock the Democratic levers in the voting machine and first candidate on the list of various delegate-at-large slates. convention delegates On the Republican side there are the Some people are concerned that the Instructions might vice versa. Ford and the Reagan slates prompt a person voting in the Democratic primary for the un- That vole registers for all 10 at-large delegates. 1,500 march in Hazlet's STATE big Bicentennial parade Councilmen sentenced to jail Post 4303 of West Keansburg, By HILDV McCORMCE mendous parade," said Don mouth County. Another float, NEWARK - Several thousand chanting pickets demon- Opitz, chairman of the parade built by the Adam Stewart was called off last Memorial weekend because of Satur- strated support for five city council members slated to go to HAZLET - Floats, hot committee of the bicentennial family for the Historical So- day's parade. Instead, these jail today because they voted down a court-ordered revalua- dogs, music and colonial garb committee. ciety, showed an Indian ca- tion of Newark real estate. abounded Saturday at the "Everyone seemed to have noe. two groups pitched in to help The demonstrators deposited a coffin labeled "City of township's Bicentennial Pa- knocked themselves out for Most of the paraders (and the event. Many other groups Newark" on the steps of the Essex County Courthouse at. a rade, viewed by more than it," added Kay Mahan, super- many of the onlookers) came and individuals, including rally yesterday. They heard the five council members de- 1,500 area residents. intendent of recreation. "It dressed in red, white and blue those who spent hours sewing costumes or clothing, com- the colonial costumes, helped nounce revaluation and call for tax reform Over a year in planning, the was nice to see how much in- plete with three-cornered hats as well. Sharp* James, Henry Martinez, Donald Tucker, Anthony parade drew another 1,500 as genuity and creativity were and ruffled white shirts. Carrino and Marie Villani made up the majority when the participants who marched put into the program." Mr. Opitz expressed his ap- council defeated a $16 million revaluation study. They said from Hazlet Plaza on Rt. 35 One float entered by the The annual Memorial Day preciation for the 20 members revaluation would increase taxes and burden property owners through local streets to Veter- Red Bank Post Office, for in- parade, sponsored by the of the parade committee who unfairly. The defeat was the 13th time in four years that reva- an's Memorial Park. There, stance, contained a replica of Recreation Commission and helped him in setting up the luation has failed to win approval from the council. under sunny skies, groups of the first post office in Mon- the Veterans of Foreign Wars program. paraders who showed the Father arraigned in son's death most originality and effort in the making of their costumes MOUNT HOLLY — A retired Army master sergeant was and floats received red, white jailed yesterday in the death of his teen-age son. who was and blue trophies of minute- shot at close range in the stomach and legs, police said. Gov. Brown's sister men. Police Lt. Gerald Mingin of Eastampton Township said William Matuskowitz, 51, would be arraigned today in the Winners included Cub Pack death of his son, Michael 16. The suspect was being held in 130 and Troop 136, the Soccer Burlington County Jail. Association, the Raritan High School Band, the First Aid campaigns in county Mingin said the youth apparently was shot when an argu- ment erupted during a drinking bout with his father and an MtkNraMUMN and its auxiliary, the Police Department, the Raritan Una (Continued) unidentified male in the Matuskowitz kitchen about 3:40 am LIBERTY BELL REPLICA —TWO members of es newspapers as saying she ADVMTIMMMT yesterday. drunners motorcycle group, Cub Pack 136, Richard Fitzgerald, 4, and Maurice the Wanamassa Fire Co., thought Gov. Brown was The father, Mingin said, phoned police and told them Fitzgerald, 8, are backed by a replica of the Liber- Sycamore School and the "dangerously unstable." there had been a shooting. ty Bell as they march In Saturday's Bicentennial North Centerville Volunteer "A month ago she was so When officers arrived, the lieutenant said, Matuskowitz parade In Hazlet. Troop 13o shared first prize, — a Kire Co. Impressed by the Brown was "drunk" and had to be subdued and handcuffed. Mingin red, white and blue trophy — In the Youth Services promise of a 'new generation "I think it was a tre- Toll, free said a 9mm Walther 1MB pistol belonging to the elder Matus- division for its float. of leadership' that she urged kowitz was found in the sink young people to support Hum- The son was alive when police arrived, Mingin said, but phrey," Malachl Kenney, the died a short time later at Memorial Hospital here. Udall Monmouth coordinator loan info Quest for delegates' votes said in a prepared statement. "The only thing that has changed is that Brown has REPUBLICANS won some primaries and homeowners highlights state primaries Anne Campbell is apparently ing. This method of borrow- (Continued) dates, but in the 3rd district Henry Jackson, I) Washing willing lo say almost anything to get to New York (for the ing hu become so popular JOSEPH I. D-Idaho balloting there is only one ton, who withdrew as an ac- How much that literally tent of thou- On the Republican ticket, candidate running for dele- tive candidate; Alabama Gov convention) in July." Mrs. sands of homeowners file close attention will be given gate under the "Former Cali- George C Wallace; anli-abor- Campbell has been an out applications every year. to the kind of showing a slate fornia Governor for Presi- tionist Ellen McCormack, spoken supporter of Sen. are you Humphrey, who refrained BIG MONEY LOANS n( delegate candidates com- dent" slogan. Kay Rollirtson of Columbia, SMALL PAYMENTS mitted for former California Republicans may split their N.J.; John S. Gonas, South from entering the New Jersey Gov Ronald Reagan, running vote both in the race for at- primary as an active candi- good for? Under this method a HEIMBOLD Bend, I ml , Jcssey Gray, New homeowner can borrow any under the slogan "Former large delegates and In the dis- York, NY.; Frank Lomento, date despite intensive pres- sure from party regulars here Now, homeowners any- amount from a few hundred California Governor for Pre- trict contest. and Floyd L. Lunger, Wash- where in New Jersey can dollars up to $25,000 and sient," does against the Regu- In the pemocratic primary, ington, NJ. * • and many of his own advisers IS NOW to do so. call 800-492-4031. This toll sometimes much more. The lar Republican organization's voters cannot split their vote In the race for the U.S. Sen- free number leads to THE money can be used for any .slate of uncommitted candi for the at-large delegate and ate, Sen. Harrison A. Wil- In explaining her change of MONEY STORE, • major purpose at all including WORKING FOR YOU!!! dates. Although technically alternate slates. The voting liams Jr., I) N J . the in- heart, she pointed out that lending institution special- debt consolidation, ply. uncommitted, most-of the machines In the county are cumbent, is opposed in the Sen. Humphrey has again and izing in homeowner loans, ment of Uxes, medical ex- party slate openly favors fixed so that they have to Democratic primary by Step- again said he is not an active where courteous experts ire penset, college tuition, President Ford as their presi- vote for a block ef 10 candi hen J. Foley of Deal, running candidate for the Democratic available from 9 A.M. to 9 purchase of an automobile, dential nominee. dates committed on any one under the "Pro-Life" slogan. presidential nomination. P.M. daily, and up to new furniture, or even for given slate. 2 P.M. on Saturday, to business purpose!. This type If the Reagan slate, which Four persons are seeking Mrs Campbell's switch to analyze your property loan permits for long term docs not have the official Democrats may split their the Republican Senate nomi- Brown follows a similar move equity plus your income payout, therefore payment! blessing of the former Califor- vote, however, in the election nation. They are David F. by a number of candidates on and repayment capabilities can be is small u needed, nia governor, picks up any of delegates and alternates Norcross, of Moorestown, who the uncommitted slate state- and tell youWxactly how Kn __, tti.Tlnt. substantial delegates state- from their individual legisla- has the endorsement of the wide and gives the California much you can borrow and No OBLIGATION wide, it would be a blow to tive district. Each district Regular Republican organiza- governor a full sweep of the whit your payments should Modern Acceptance the President's campaign will elect two convention dele- tion Martin K. Wendeken, of four delegate candidates and be. All conversations ire Corp. of Roselle, NJ., Voters in the Republican gates and one alternate. Glen Rock, running under the two alternates on the organi- held in strictest confidence, better known is THE zation's uncommitted slate in SECONDARY MONEY STORE, with 13 primary will be electing sev- Statewide Democrats will "Former California Governor m the 11th and 12th legislative MORTGAGE LOANS ° <*? throughout New Jer- en at-large convention dele- elect a total of 91 convention for President" banner; N. sey, Is miking this service gates and seven at-large al- delegates, including 10 run- Leonard Smith, of Northfield, district which take in north- The figures quoted will available free of charge ternate delegates plus four ning at-large and 81 selected "Republican for Life," and em and western Monmouth. be based on a highly popu- even though the caller may delegates and four alternates from the 40 state legislative James E. Parker, Wallington, Assemblyman Richard Van lar method of borrowing, hive no Intention of bor- to represent the 3rd congres- districts, plus a like number "Committed to Lower Utility Wagner, D-Monmouth, one of licensed under state law, rowing. So why not find out sional district. Statewide they of alternates Rates." the delegate candidates in the which allows homeowners "how much you are good to cash in on the equity for." The toll free number will elect a total of 67 dele- The 10 candidates listed at 12th district, is chairman of Congressman Howard, wh» the state Brown for President of their homes without sell- to call is 800-492-4031. gates and a like number of al- the top of the Democratic bal- is seeking a seventh term, is ternates. lot in the presidential prefer- unopposed for the Democratic The Keagan supporters ential contest, which is sepa- nomination in the 3rd con- have a full slate of at-large rate from the delegate voting, gressional district. Vying for delegate and alternate candi- are Carter; Church; Sen. the Republican congressional nomination in the 3rd district, Our ONLY FROWN'S and the right to run against 50th CANOffttYOU Mr. Howard, are Ralph A Year Warning kept toll Siciliano of Middletown, who A VALUE IKE THIS has the endorsement of the romis Monmouth Country Republi- can organization, and Joseph low in dam break I. Heimbold Jr., of Mon- INSTALLATION lars damage in eastern Idaho mouth Beach, who is running Just count the number ot windows you want and stop in lor a tree demonstra- IDAHO FALLS. Idaho (AP) 1 on Saturday. under the banner of "con- tion and estimate You save salesman's commission — Thousands of persons were servative Republican." warned that a controversial As the rupture of the 307- new earthen dam was about foot high dam occurred, a There is no primary contest WASHINGTON HEAVY DUTY A REPUBLICAN FOR to collapse and the advance warning was being sounded by in the two county races on the notice helped keep the casu- the sheriff's department and ballot this year - those for WHITE ALUMINUM alty toll low, officials say. thousands moved to safety on county surrogate and one seat U. S. CONGRESS Those living below the Te- land above the rampaging on the five member Board of COMBINATION WINDOW ton Dam scampered to high water. Freeholders. ground as word of the immi- QUALITY THROUGHOUT VOTE TUES. JUNE 8th nent collapse spread, officials • TrtptoTmddi said yesterday, and escaped Weather: Cloudy • Fudy WMtwr UStVi the wall of water that left a nFOi -AGAINST HIGH ELECTRIC BILLS- • RiMl laekkM WktSea Ma* 00 muddy wasteland of ruined Cloudy today with chance rainfall in the 24 hours ending • MnlKNtMiMci INSTALLED homes, farms and businesses. of showers or thunderstorms, at 7 a.m. • Upto OM I Iti IMM,kichn FREE AND DO YOU KNOW THAT Gov. Cecil Andrus, who high 75 to 80. Clearing TIDES SudyHMk 26 MY OPPONENT WORKS flew over the region while tonight, low 60 to 65 Sunny TODAY - High 4ZJ p.m. workmen on the ground be- and warm tomorrow, high in and low 10:54 p.m. ON THE MANAGEMENT TEAM OF gan the cleanup, said it would the mid 80s. Outlook for TOMORROW - High 4:51 J.C.P. 4 L? be an "absolute miracle if we Wednesday: Fair and warm. a.m. and 6:11 p.m. and low get by with a small number of In Long Branch, yes- 11 00 a.m. and 11:52 p.m. 32 BROAD STREET RED BANK casualties." terday's high temperature For Red Bank and Rumson Officials said six persons was (4 and the low. S3 de- bridge, add two hours; Sea were dead, about 120 injured grees. It was 13 at I p.m. and Bright, deduct 10 Minutes; and US atill missing today the overnight low was 53 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- from the disaster that caused Today's 7 a.m. temperature utes; Highlands bridge, add 741-7500 hundreds of millions of dol- was 58. There was 02-inch of 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 7. 1976 20 vie for prizes in area 9s first skateboard tourney By JIM OSTKOFF to rise for the much coveted "Wheelie." SHREWSBURY TOWN Another drew "oohs and SHIP - For nearly six hours aahs" from the crowd as he beginning Saturday morning. brought off a "Christie," a 20 youthful residents rumbled skiing maneuver where the down "The Big Ramp" here, person abruptly changes di- driving their skateboards rection while cruising down- through a maze of obstacles; hill stooping down low to gain precious seconds in the down- All the while, the judges hill slalom contest awarded skaters 0 to 4 points for their efforts, finally pro- The reward, first prize in claiming the winners at 3 Kotlitor *»•• >v Carl FarMa the township's Skateboard p.m. Festival. STRIKE UP THE BAND - Frank Bryant leads the ties that saw a parade wind Its way down borough Jamie Mullenax Jr. son of Asbury Park Municipal Band In concert at the streets In the afternoon. Two jazz concerts will be Organized by the local Rec- the committeeman, won first Monmouth Regional High School last night. The offered later this week as part of their week-long reation Committee, the festi- place in the novice division, concert capped Tlnton Fall's Bicentennial actlvl- Bicentennial celebration. val, the first actual while John Ciazzo took the ju- skateboard competition in the nior division title county, saw youths in three Two teenagers, John John age groups vie for $10 gift son and Martin Kerekes, how- certificates redeemable at ever, were just loo good for Country Bikes of Shrewsbury Sun shines in nick of time each other, and the judges de- "We expected the whole to clared a tie in the senior divi- be over in an hour," said Lil- sion. lian Greene, Recreation Com- As a surprise award, each mittee member, "but we had winner was given a mint-con- • •fill*' that. *l »•* Lor*! for parade at Tinton Falls more people than expected dition Bicentennial silver dol- HEAD-TO-HEAD — It's man-against-mon-agalnst- and there was just a lot of lar by Mrs Mildred Hobbins. clock as two 15-year-olds execute the sharp snak- By JIM OSTROFF making. competition." ^civic, municipal and social or- B Crawford Jr., commanding a township resident. ing turns In the slalom event at Saturday's Shrews- "I think everyone said a lit- ganizations scurried to take general of Ft. Monmouth and The competition rules were Although this was the first bury Township Skateboard Festival. Martin Ke- TINTON FALLS - Ol1 Sol tle prayer that it would clear up their positions in front of William A. Barrett, Bicenten- three-fold: one had to be a festival-competition spon- rekes, left, digs into the plywood incline to make shone in full glory on this up," said Mrs. Ellen Branipr the Mahala F. Atchison nial Committee chairman. township resident; wear pro- sored by the Recreation Com- up ground to leader Anthony Palendrano. The Ke- community yesterday - and Bicentennial Committee School on Sycamore Ave. Louis Skeen, the parade tective equipment provided mittee, its members say it rekes youth went on to tie for top prize In the se- just In the nick of time. member. Queing up behind the auto chairman, hardly saw any of by Country Bikes, and be won't be the last. nior division contest. Rains threatened to write a Almost as if accom- of grand marshal Mrs. Ruth the hour-long parade, though, from 8 to 10 years old — a quick ending for the modating the parade sched- B. Crawford, the long-lime and had only a fleeting glance novice, 11 to 13 — a junior, of borough's Bicentennial pa- ule, the clouds parted at 2:30 borough treasurer and Ian of the fleet of antique au- n to 18 — a senior. rade, three months in the collector, the marchers p.m. and members of the 20 tomobiles, driven by mem- Cheered on by about 70 Tenants evacuated as fire stepped down Sycamore Ave. bers of the Monmouth Model spectators, including the may- towards Tinton Ave A Club, as he stayed behind, or and township com- As strains of music from organizing each unil for mitteemen, contestants raced Bardin starts tour the Ft. Monmouth 389th Army march. down the 45 degree incline, sweeps apartments in city Band swept down the street, However, for the hundreds contorting their bodies as LONG BRANCH - Occu- ness next door," the chiel said residents curious about the of residents who paved the they snaked around the ob- pants were driven from their said. Stores housed in the build first borough parade since parade route, all "went like stacles. apartments early yesterday Chief Kiely reported all of ing, owned by a Carteret cor of state's beaches 1963, peeked outside their clockwork" according to one First they sped down the when a fire swept a four-story the tenants in the building Duration, are the HIM Music homes, then crowded onto the witness, and by 3:30 p.m. the slalom course alone, com- building at 14H Broadway in were evacuated safely and and Book Store, Tona's Beauty (Continued) route. 1 lion," Dr. Villane declared. units were assembled at Mon- peting against the ever-mov- the downtown business dis- there were no injuries. Salon and Paramount Shoe close together to allow littoral "Jetties, beach erosion are, Some joined in the patriotic mouth Regional High School's ing hand of the stopwatch trict. The blaze, first reported at Repairs A fourth store is currents to deposit sand natu- have always been problems songs and applauded four athletic field. As the contest heated up. Firemen of all nine city 1:20 am, burned out the top unoccupied According to a rally. You can't eliminate shore youths attired as colonial Joining the mass of pa skaters were paired off, navi- companies battled the blaze floor and rear sections of the lily directory, there are 15 At various points on the erosion. Minutemen, and members of raders and residents, Mayor gating the course in head-to that destroyed the top floor of second and third stories apartments on the upper 1 the Molly Pitcher Post, yesterday morning 1 walk, Gabriel V. Spector gave a head battle with each other the structure and caused ex- Firemen from Monmoulh floors. "And when the governor Heroes of '76 Colorguard. which Mr. Bardin left foroffi- short address, urging all to Later, with the sun bathing tensive damage to four stores Beach, West Long Branch Kirrmcn were also called takes $1 million out of the cial appointments shortly be- The Bicentennial spirit even vote in Tuesday's primary all 80 degree plus tempera- on the street level. and Deal were called to stand nut (in Saturday when a fire budget, and then gives back infected those in the review- fore noon, the commissioner election. tures, the contestants demon- Fire Chief John F. Kiely Jr by at city fire houses while caused extensive damage lu )2,000 to Long Branch, it's a ing stands in front of the Tin- considered Sea Blight's badly Later, all were treated to a strated their adroitness with said volunteers brought the every piece of city equipment two rooms at the School of farce," Dr. Villane said ton Falls School as the may- damaged sea wall, observed concert by the Asbury Park the skateboard to the panel of blaze under control in approx was in use on Broadway Kadiology, 132 Pavilion Ave. or and councilmen, joined by the gaping holes left where Municipal Band, led by Frank judges from County Bikes imately an hour Chief Kiely, who praised The blaze, reported at i:H Mr Bardin reminded the Mayors Joseph F. Dennis of sand had been removed for Bryant \ mi'' viiunu I'liliani, his face "Part »( the building col- Long Branch firemen lor con: |i in , was confined to an ol assemblyman that "a joint Shrewsbury and Joseph A foundations of the Sea Colony, Yesterday's activities, how- peppered with beads of per- lapsed 15 minutes after we ar- taining the blaze, said the lice and adjoining room Oth- committee, with bipartisan Palaia of Ocean Township a beachfront high-rise in Long ever, signal only the start of spiration, carefully shifted his rived at the scene and, lor a cause is under investigation IT parts of the building had support, has restored that tl participated in the activi- Branch which was never built Bicentennial fare here. weight towards the rear of while, we were concerned the Firemen were still working minor smoke and water dam million," which had been cut ties. and Illegal fences attached to At 8 p.m. tonight, Sam Wai the board, causing the front fire would spread to the busi- at the scene at 6:30 am . he from this year's beach protec- the sea walls at the Driftwood The borough set on June (or dman and his Dixieland Band tion fund. Beach Club their Bicentennial celebra- will offer some "old favor- tion, a Borough Council mem- The only confrontation of And as for the jetties, the ites" in the high school all- ber noted, in order that it not the trip came at the press commissioner said, "It's ob- purpose room. conflict with other local conference Commissioner vious that the millions of dol- And Friday, Andy Papp and and regional events on July 4 Bardin held in the rain on the lars we've poured in for rock, his Big Jazz Band will appear Long Branch boardwalk, concrete and sand just hasn't Also in attendance was Je- same time, same place. when Assemblyman Anthony worked. We see nourishment rome S. Reed, borough ad- The week's special activi- M. Villane, Jr., RDistnct 10. on one side, starvation on the ministrator, Maj. Uen. Albert ties are free. denounced the tour as "hy- other, pocritical" and designed to fool the people of New Jer- "This Sandgrabber is a new .sey." Couple is rescued technique," Mr. Bardin said. "I don't think the problems "If it works, it's a big plus. It are any different than they not, we'll have learned some- were before the last elec- thing." from sinking boat HIGHLANDS - A Port Coast Guard in the rescue. Monmouth couple was res- The Sacks' boat, flooded and City man helps 3 cued from the Shrewsbury submerged, was towed to the River Saturday after their 14- Monmouth Beach station foot motorboat capsized where it was later picked up across from the Highlands by Mr. and Mrs. Sack after escape from surf Marina. their release from the hospi- tal. They were identified by LONG BRANCH - While gree water for 30. or 45 min New Jersey Marine Police at utes. almost 100 persons watched Monmoulh Beach as Julian from the beach, a former city "The strange thing is that and Paula Sack of 2 Sunset nobody on the beach did any- life guard struggled in a tur- Ave., Port Monmouth. Both thing even though we called bulent surf to assist two were treated in Monmouth for help," he noted. Whoever you are, young boys and a man at the Medical Center, Long Branch, Cottage Place beach here Sat- When the four finally ap- for shock and exposure, and WHILE I urday morning. proached the beach, persons released, marine police said. on the sand, including several /a^af YOU k? Marine police received a C0P1 John Penta Jr., 25, 4M Divi- doctors, pulled the father out call shortly after 2 p.m. from S "/?7 WAIT sion St., a life guard here for of the surf. Mr. Penta brought Highlands police who report- there's a checking account six years, said he bounded the boys in. ed that the boat capsized al- into the surf when he saw two Police, who had been called J ar GRANT ter being hit by a wave. I youngsters, standing knee by a resident on Cottage Three boats from the Mon- deep in the ocean, swept out Place, notified the Long mouth Beach station were as- S^r PRINTERS . with a wave. Branch First Aid Squad. ITOMfWMOUTHST. I sisted by a vessel manned by to suit you at "It was extremely rough. The father, identified as members of the Sandy Hook 741-9300 l( Normally, 1 wouldn't go in Leonard Meckalavange. 45, of the water under those condi- Fanwood, and his son, Lenny, tions," Mr. Penta commented 10, and Michael Lanowich. 11, later of Scotch Plains, were trans- MAUREEN He said one of the boys' fa- ported to Monmouth Medical Central Jersey Bank. ther ran out on a jetty and Center where the boys were DEAKIN jumped in the water to help. treated and released but the' 'father was admitted (or ob- "We were carried out And pretty much wherever you are too. servation. DANCE beyond the rocks. I grabbed the kids. We had all we could Mr. Penta' said he didn't There are 29 CJB offices located throughout central do to keep our heads up. At know the people he had ENSEMBLE Jersey. And at each of them you'll find informed, one point, I thought about helped. "I just fell on the swimming out beyond the beach and slept (or two helpful, friendly people — tellers and officers — who surf. But we worked our way hours," he said. in with the waves." said the The former life guard said will help you determine the right checking account former life guard, noting the the near tragedy could have pounding waves were five to been averted if there had for your needs. Check into your Central eight feet high. been a life line with a floating Mr. Penta said the four of torpedo available on the Jersey Bank today. Call 462-0011 them struggled In the 58-de beach. for the one nearest you. The Daily Register

PuMrtnMDy TM DM to* (Hfllltw ElMMIUM In 1171 by JoKn H Cook ond Hanry Cl«r •MaMMa Ona utthltr Pluo. ShramauryShramaur . N.J. Branch Offtcat gSBttM SUNDAY, JUNE 13th 7:30 P.M. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Wa*«r ol M AwckM "rail. TM •uacMM Prnl II «*ltl»d •< Oualvaly M — amjalltm toed m pr mltd w m. rmntoft at w.ll RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU / MIDDLESEX ••yONMOU ^NMOUTlH OCEAN • UNION "£££'~~\iulmi?»W* «•« lank. NJ.aTM and at MhMI«a«n. yluSSWyTMonday ftratifli Friday Mall luMcrlptlant REG. HIGH SCHOOL •BjaBBBBBaflBBl BBA B^kftJaalh aBBja^huaJaJ aS^BBBBRaft JBB) BabVBjf^BBtfVafajB^BdTajB^ I ManM 3 Montfn t Manttn I Yasr BHaVBW a»M na^^aTl as^Ban^t^bn IT^^^arl v^nl ^p^pra r^af "••^Pn'rfw MEMBER FDIC osi MM mat mm CflOV Mcllatt SBlaM fll MofMtOUUI, AfU Cwitof, M Hanta dillvor y by Car Mar 71 Canlt a . Anna Squeo Lane. Middle Road Village, lando, Fla., and Mrs. Angel- m* died Saturday in Hivervirw eta Fulton of Jersey City, and KEANSBURG - Mrs. Anna Hospital. Red Bank, following 10 grandchildren. Squeo, 67, of 20 Union Place died Saturday in Bayshore a long Illness. The James H. Hunt Funeral Community Hospital, Holm- Mrs. Schaner was bom in monmouth mall Home, Asbury Park, is in del New York Cily and had lived - charge of arrangements. Mrs Squeo was born in here for several years. New York City and moved She is survived by her hus Mr*. Marion •ere 14 years ago. She was band, Anton Schaner; a McDowell the widow of Lenoard Squeo daughter, Mrs. Marianne (las RUMSON - Mrs Marion F. who died in 1913. sidy of Avon Lake, Ohio; her McDowell, 15, of 29 Highland She is survived by five sons, mother, Mrs. Julia Burger, ANTIQUE Ave. died Saturday at Riv- Leonard Jr., and Richard and several brothers and sis- erview Hospital, Red Bank, Squeo, both here, John Squeo ters, all ol New York, and AND after a long illness. of Astoria, N. V , Anthony two grandchildren. Bom in Red Bank, she had Squeo of Jersey City and The Laurel Funeral Home, lived here for most of her life. Nicholas Squeo of New York West Keansburg, is in charge , Mrs. McDowell was a re- City; three daughters, Mrs. of arrangements tired home economics teacher Catherine Caggiano of New COLLECTABLE with the New Jersey exten- York City, Mrs. Ann Mentor.-, Mi>. Antoinette here, and Mrs. Theresa Gor- sion service of Rutgers Uni- Bongarzone versity, New Brunswick, from tatowski of Hazlet; 17 grand- SHOW 192610 1951. children, and four great- WEST LONG BRANCH- grandchildren. She was a graduate of Vas- Mrs Antoinette Bongarzone, sar College, Poughkeepsie, The John J Ryan Home for 72, of 17 Victor Ave., died yes- NY., a member of the Ameri- Funerals, here, is in charge terday at home. can Association of University of arrangements. Born in Long Branch, she NOW Women, a life-member of the had lived here 45 years. state Parent-Teachers Associ- Mr>. Mary Klusza She was the widow of Roc- THRU ation, a member of the Amer- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - co Bongarzone ican Ethical Society, the Mrs. Mary Klusza, 90. of 36 Mrs. Bongarzonc was a League of Women Voters and Moreau Ave., died Thursday member of Long Branch Gos- the New Jersey 4-H Club. at Freehold Area Hospital pel Hall Church. Surviving are her sister, She was born in Hungary Surviving are four sons, SATURDAY Mrs. Jean Lovett, here, and and lived here 50 years. She Paul Bongarzone of Eaton- several nephews and nieces. was a communicant of St. town, James and Rocco Bong (JUNE 7 thru 12) The John Mehlenbeck Fu- Rose of Lima Roman Catholic arzone Jr., both here, and An- neral Home, Hazlet, is in Church, Freehold. Her hus- thony Bongarzone of New charge of the arrangements. band, George Klusza Sr., died Ashford, Mass.; a brother, Joseph Sacco of Long OVER 50 DEALERS FROM ALL OVER THE EAST COAST in 1973. Branch; three sisters, Mrs. Robert E. Crum Surviving are two sons, Mi- Rachel Acerra, here. Mrs. MIDDLETOWN - Robert chael Klusza of West Palm , Clara Sicillano and Miss Mm- WILL BE EXHIBITING DURING THIS GREAT SHOW E Crum Sr, II, of 00 Statesir Beach, Fla., and George Oil Sacco, both of Long Place, died Saturday at Hiv Klusza Jr , here; two daugh- Branch, three grandchildren, erview Hospital, Red Bank. ters, Mrs. Mary Thompson, and three great-grand- * FURNITURE * JEWELRY * IRON • WOOD Born In Newark, Mr. Crum here, and Mrs. Lillian Cleary children. resided here 22 years. He re- of West Palm Beach; two sis- * NEEDLE * COPPER • BRASS * ORIENTALS tired two years ago as a coor- ters, Mrs. Pauline Cvetan of The Woolley Funeral Home, dinator of the Garden Stale Ringoes and Mrs. Anna Grega Long Branch, is in charge of Parkway. of Farmingdale, II grand- arrangements. * CRYSTAL * GLASS * AND MORE! Surviving are his widow, children, and 20 great grand Mary Crum, a son, Robert E. children. Mrs. Margaret Lee THROUGHOUT THE MALL (rum Jr. of Crozet, Va.; two The Freeman Funeral MIDDLETOWN - airs. . daughters, Mrs. Barbara Lac- Home is in charge of arrange- Margaret Lee, 75, of 83 Union zko of San Diego, Calif., and ments. Ave., died Saturday in Riv- Mrs. Maryellis Acquaro of erview Hospital, Red Bank. Long Branch; two brothers, William F. Ever* Mrs. Lee was born in Holm- FRIDAY and SATURDAY Norman R. Crum of Toms RED BANK - William F del and lived in the township River and Earl W. Crum of for more than SO years. June 11 & 12 Lincoln Park, and 10 grand- Even, M, ol 208 William SI died yesterday at home after She was a retired licensed children. practical nurse and had The John E. Day Funeral a sudden illness. A resident of the borough worked in area nursing JUNE GIFT-GIVING DAYS* Home, Red Bank, Is in charge homes. She was a member of of arrangement!. for about 40 years, he was a sales representative for Mu- SI. Clement's Episocpal AT Ml. Deotti Notices ~ tual of New York, retiring in Church. Her husband was the late John Lee. BONGARZONE - MUMIM. 1(72 after 45 years employ- •at n, M Jym «. 197* •« Mi rtn ment with the firm. Surviving are two sons, Snct. tl VICl»r A»t . Wt\< L»nf John W Lee of Boca Raton, l An Army veteran of World vmSn 5 »•» <•» •aiiitj *f •' Fla., and Robert F. Lee, with monmouth mall . II aMrrtll SI I..i War II, he was a member of W ((•miMtmi whom she lived; a daughter, WYCKOff *O. AT THE EATONTOWN CMCU Ma Hmtn the First Presbyterian Church, here. Mrs. Florence Walenta of At- m *W 125 STORES OPEN 6 DAYS 10 AJrl-9:30 PJA. • FREE PARKING FOR OVER 6,300 CARS Surviving are his widow, lantic Highlands; a brother, E VERS — w*ii«t «.. •* «. ~ Charles Gabler of Holmdel, I mi Mat 4. If't, « IM William Mrs. Dorothy Thiesmeyer Evers. and three grandchildren. The Worden Funeral Home The Scott Funeral Home, is in charge of the arrange Belford, is in 'charge of ar- ments. rangement!.

i. J. Paul Getty dead at 83; SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 7,1076 TheDfeflyfegMcr left bulk of estate to charity GUILDFORD, England the Getty Oil Co. and its They are three sons, J. Ron (AP) — J. Paul Celly, master worldwide subsidiaries. aid Getty, J. Paul Getty Jr, or one of the greatest fortunes The tycoon's will, written in and Gordon Peter Getty; 16 or all times, died yesterday of 1058, is to be filed in the next grandchildren, and one great- a heart attack at age 81. He few days in California Get- grandchild. left the bulk of his millions to ty's secretary, Norris Bram Getty will be buried in Cali- charities. led, confirmed reports that fornia, the state he called Getty made his first million most of the fortune is willed home but had not seen for by age 23 and at his death to charities two decades. As president was worth between (2 billion He said the will also pro- and principal stockholder of and |4 billion, most of it from vides for Getty's survivors. Los Angeles-based Getty Oil, he ran his global empire from this town where he lived in a 450-year-old mansion of 72 rooms. 'MY DAD'S Bramlett said Getty Oil's GOING WITH MO — Gathered for a Morris K. right, Mr. Feldman; Archibald Cox, former Water- vice president and chief exec- Udall fund-raising garden party at the Little Silver gate special prosecutor; Rep. James J. Howard, ^- utive officer, Harold K Berg. home of Robert and Nancy Feldman are left tq D-N.J., and Mrs. Howard, and Mrs. Feldman. THE GREATEST' "will act as head until Mr Getty's successor is elected " . Getty professed not to know CONTEST June 7th-19th or care about the full extent of his fortune He said "dis- Cox: V.S, needs Udall cussion or one's wealth is By LINDA ELLIS al impression" and could Mr. Howard said it is rather vulgar." Besides, he a sex scandal, Mr Howard score "tremendous gains" in "probable" that Rep Frank said, "If you can count your LITTLE SILVER - From said people should not extra- the primary battles if he Thompson Jr., D-N.J., win money, you don't have a bil- the vantage point of a man polate from this one instance could afford more advertis- succeed to the chairmanship lion dollars." who's been there, the White ing. of apparent misconduct to of the powerful House Admin- House needs Morris K Udall. ENTER and WIN one of 7 specially selected prizes for A 1174 report on his oil com- Asked about Rep. Wayne judge the moral values of oth- istration Committee if Hays Former Watergate Special your Dad. Contest open to persons of all ages. Bring pany said Getty held about Hays, I)Ohio, who is mired in er politicians resigns that post. your entry to Men's Oept. in any of Steinbach's 7 two-thirds or its 20 million Prosecutor Archibald Cox stores. No purchase necessary. shares. At today's prices that came here over the weekend alone would make him worth to the home of Mr. and Mrs. nearly f2 billion, and he had RobertTeldman to prime the many other properties rang- presidential pump for Rep • "My Dad's the greatest golfer because ing from a |200-tnillion art Udall, D-Ariz (win a London Fog Golf Jacket) collection to 1,000 acres of lop Mr. Cox, who has since re- • "My Dad's the greatest tennis player because real estate in Surrey, outside turned to his law profes- (win Jockey tennis outfit) London. sorship at Harvard, became a folk hero to many when Presi- Getty often said he would • "My Dad's the greatest swimmer because dent Nixon fired him Oct. 20. rather be a California beach- 1973. arter'Mr Cox demanded (win Jantzen swimwear) comber than a billionaire. Yet access to White House tapes with a seaside mansion wail- • "My Dad's the greatest spirited because '.. Then-Attorney General Elliot ing lor him in Halibu he (win Farah knit slacks, Paris belt) Richardson and Deputy At- spent his declining years in torney General William D • "My Dad's the greatest personality because his English manor. Ruckelshaus departed also in (win McGregor knit shirt and Arrow sport shirt) . His business career so fas- that "Saturday night mas- cinated him that he was still • "My Dad's the greatest sense of humor because sacre" and 150.000 telegrams working 10 hours right up to (win Pierre Cardin billfold and key case) protesting the presidential ac the end. Last Wednesday. lion flooded the capital within Bramlett told a reporter Get- two days. ty was spending full days in In 25 words or less tell why 'My Dad's the greatest' his office, determined to clear Mr. Cox, accompanied by up tax problems over his Rep James J. Howard, D- North Sea oil venture. N.J., a Udall supporter, told 90 guests at the garden party Last week, Getty's hostess, fundraiser that Rep Udall Mrs. Rosabella Burch, said in has "a good chance" to take a magazine interview that the Democratic nomination if Getty at 83 still was attrac- Jimmy Carter does not get in tive to women. on the first ballot. But all Getty's five mar- riages ended in divorce. He "In this Bicentennial year, NAME once told an interviewer: "I the only answer to the surviv- would give all my wealth for al of the American dream ADDRESS one successful marriage. I hangs on restoring trust, con- hate being a failure. I hate fidence in government and in each other and in ourselves," CITYw -STATE ZIP not being able to make a suc- cess of marriage." Mr. Cox, sporting his trade- mark, a thin bow tie and but- He blamed himself for the AGE ton-down shirt, exhorted. TELEPHONE divorce, saying "no wile en- Beauty^ Winner will be notified. joys reeling that she is play- "Government has behaved ing a minor supporting role in badly in recent years. We dis- a corporate balance sheet." I rust it To restore our faith, Mr Cox said, "we need a SteinbachJ man of honesty and fairness Mo Udall is clearly that man Pair charged "Despite what you read, shop at home and save! let he's not out of the race by any means. No one has H with holdup wrapped up ... the delegates us make your furniture look will choose the best man for in Matawan the job and that's Mo Udall. like new — we guarantee it! MATAWAN - Two Long "But you know," he told an Branch men, arrested yes- enthusiastic crowd that in- terday after an armed rob- cluded some of the most in- bery in an apartment at Cross fluential and wealthy resi- Roads Manor, here, are in the dents of the county, "it's im- county jail awaiting bail hear- portant that he ran whether ings by a county court judge. he wins or loses. Just to show Police identified the two the people what kind or man men as DaVid T. Smith Hoi he is, that's important. His den, of 131 North Fifth Ave., ideals will take hold and pre- and Donald Hassey of 40 vail." North Fifth Ave., both Long Although Mr. Cox was bom Branch. Both are 22 years in Plaintield and lived old, police said. They were there 27 years, he said before arrested In Long Branch his speech that he has not Police said that at approxi- spent much time recently in mately 10 a.m. yesterday the the Garden State. two men knocked on the door "However, although I'm not of an apartment in the com- a superstitious man, I have a plex occupied by a couple. feeling Mo Udall is going to The couple was not identified the' presidency And it's be- by police. Police said the men cause the last time I cam- pushed their way into the paigned in New Jersey it was apartment, tied up the occu- for JFK in I960 If my man pants and proceeded to remove won once, it can happen again." small appliances from the dwelling. One or the men, po- Before introducing Mr. Cox lice said, was armed with a as "one of the most honored small caliber hand gun. men of our time," Mr. How- Police said through descrip- ard recapped his own role in special sale tions of the getaway car giv- Rep. UdaU's presidential bid. en them by the victims and "Two years ago, four or witnesses a teletype alarm five of us got together and was issued. persuaded Mo to run. He's a on custom reupholstery Trooper Charles Kratl or very modest man. But we Your gift from estee lander. $ the Colts Neck Barracks saw care about our country and the car on Rl. 36 and pursued our future and so does he. We the beauty pacesetters — Save 30 on every chair it into Long Branch, police need his intelligence," Mr. a $14 value free with any $ said. The two men were ap- Howard said. "We need his lauder purchase of 6.00 or more prehended there and arrested integrity. We need him in the save 50 on every sofa by trooper Kratt, then White House." Put on new richness, smoothness and glow brought back to police head- Mr. Howard said if New with this beauty maker gift from Eatee Lauder: We'll strip it down, rebuild it complete, re-set and re-tie European performing creme — helps skin quarters here. Jersey had Its own television springs, even replace them where needed. Exposed wood hok) moisture, look refreshed all day. Renutrtv Detective Robert Phelan, station, the Arizona congress- will be polished to a new lustre. Choose from sturdy here, signed complaints rich lipstick — gives lips velvety, full-bodied man would benefit enor- color. E«r«e perfumed body creme — against the two men for Herculon* olefins and nylons in plaids, stripes, tweeds or mously from television ex- smooths on to leave you sllkened and scented textures. If you prefer a more formal look, you'll love the breaking, entering and armed posure he could afford. all over. Soft flhtv compact rouge — slicks on crushed velvets in florals; stripes, rich solids and others. robbery. After an arraign- Mr. Howard said he sees for a natural glow. Offer ends June 12th. 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Hooks a prize gain more votes for the un- 10.50 • Allege Pocket Spray tt-oz. 6.50. Not In CUSTOM MADE CLEAR PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS committed slate they have Plainfteld Phone shop toll free: 800-392-6890 FAIR HAVEN - Joseph A sofa and chair covered in 12 gauge _ _ put forth In the primary. It (Asbury Park area only 774-4747) M Ens, II, of 8M River Road, just looks better to be with a heavy duty clear plastic now only 138 received $5 (or winning the runner than with Humphrey, May fishing contest sponsored who won't commit. That's by Rumson-Falr Haven Po- their reasoning," the Udall licemen's Benevolent Associ- backer said ation Local 184 He caught a phone-shop toll-free: 800-392-6890 21-Inch carp at McCarter Mr. Howard said Rep Udall asbury park area only 774-4747 Pond makes a "tremendous person- tmj»m».mi»mam>tm>tmv»m to The Daily Register Workers' lives endangered Once, the Ohio Bankers As- EiUUulwd in lin-Publuhed by TV Red Bank Rtgisler iiiiiimHiiiHimmmimiiimiiHiimiiimili sands will die, however, be- •j JACK ANDERSON sociation wrote to bank presi- Wttfe LES WH1TTEN cause the problem has been ARTHUR Z. KAMIN given a low priority. dents across the state, urging WASHINGTON LIVING IN SIN: Somt con- them to support the congress President and Editor Millions of American wort man "In every possible way" ers are exposed to deadly, gressmen keep mistresses; poisonous substances on Ike SCENE others Uve in sin with the spe- During his last campaign, Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor job Yel the effort to sive cial interest! Ashley spent barely W.*» on their health, perhaps even The darling of the banking his election race. Of this, • MONDAY. JUNE 7. 1976 their lives, has been seriously more help to cope with the lobby, for example, is Rep. banking associations, finan- hampered by cutbacks and problem. Of 2,000 industrial Thomas Ludlow Ashley, D.- cial groups and bank execu- red tape. hygieniits in the United Ohio. Whatever the bankers tives contributed over 15,100 "Break! Break! This is First Papa The best estimate is that States, only in work for the want from Congress, the one out of every three work- department. Training pro- bankers usually get. And Ash- After he was reelected looking for a ride to California/ ers in this country will come grams have also been cut ley helps them get it. again, Ashley collected anoth- down with occupational dis- back. His service for the nation's er 13,250 in honorariums last bankers instinctively. But in- eases. Toxic substances, ac- As one labor official told financial institutions, coinci- year for speeches to the Mort- cording to another estimate, dentally, helps to boost his variably, Ashley would rally a gage Bankers, American our associate Marc Smo- majority of the members who causes 100,000 job-related lonsky: "There is an appall- own net worth. For he owns Bankers Association, Ohio deaths each year. stocks and bonds in American routinely would overrule Pal- Citiiens Trust Co., Ohio Sav- ing lack of manpower." man and would vote more Yel even this disturbing Financial Corp., a blue-chip ings aid Loan Association Meanwhile, the problem benefits for banks. death figure is now consid- steadily gets worse, not institution that owns, among and the New York Savings ered far too low Labor De- ter, as thousands of new -other things Cincinnati's Once Ashley called a rump Banks Association. partment experts have just chemicals are developed each I'rovWent-B^A where Ashley session to approve a banking learned that most of (he na- year in factories across the has a loan. bill that Patman had tried to Ashley congenially pooh- tion's doctors are unable to country. Banks are regulated by fed- block. While Patman was poohed any suggestion of im- propriety in his relationships diagnose occupational dis- The department has tried to eral agencies which, in turn, away, Ashley summoned the eases. This means that most set standards for these toxic are overseen by Congress. probanking members behind with financial Institutions His deaths from occupational dis- chemicals as they appear. This Is delegated to the Bank- closed committee doors. For holdings in American Finan- eases go unreported. But President Ford, whose ing and Currency committees secrecy's sake, they .worked cial Corp., he said, don't The labor experts have also main emphasis is upon cut- of the Senate and House, without lights. amount to much. He speaks discovered that occupational ting costs, requires an in- which also handle banking to financial groups, he ex- injuries account for an alarm- flationary impact statement and housing legislation Ashley has always found plained, to tell them about fi- ing 96 per cent of all reported before new standards can be Ashley is the third man on the bankers most appreciat- nancial legislation. illnesses at nonagricultural put into effect. This has slow- the totem pole at the House ive. At election time, they places of work. Yet, industri- ed the regulatory effort. Banking Committee. From have often showered Ashley "I don't have any problem with conflict of Interest," be al plants provide few health Nevertheless, a small, un- his No. 3 perch, he exercises with more campaign money services and almost no envi- maximum influence with min- than he really needs. For he said emphatically. "Absolu- sung staff is fighting a heroic tely none. I can look anybody ronmental monitoring. batUe to safeguard workers imum visibility usually runs a low-key cam- straight in the eye and say The Labor Department has from occupational disease The late chairman, Wright paign, which costs com- that." , appealed to Congress for and death Hundreds of thou- Patman, I) Texas, distrusted parative little.

t What gives sex a bad name By JIM BISHOP Hiiniiiiiiiiiii iiiiiHiiilii miiiiiiiiii and then begged, "First teU marital bed "with a pillow me you love me." She re- over my face." The colossal mistake of this THE quired that little fiction as an It is a long step forward to generation is called Equality excuse for debasing herself. conceding that women have of Sex. Not, mind you, equal- Today all a boy has to do is to the same sexual desires as ity of the sexes, which nul- REPORTER array his toothbrush next to men and achieve the same lifies the dominance of fe- hers and they are in business. joys. Surely God would not males by males. Equality of tililiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiimiifiiiii You are not being ad- have invented sex if il was sex, on the face of it, gives to dressed by a pietistlc not to be a great thing for two people. women and men the same ueless. "square." This particular right to virtues and vices. soul was blackened some Ladies who refuse to play Abuse is what gives sex a time ago by all the lovely It is not a law; it is an as- the game endure lonely bad name. A casual glance at sins. Regret erases nothing serted right. Surely It is just nights Venereal disease, history shows that the Greeks Nor would I change anything for women to have the same which has always been the and Romans remained great if I had it to do over again. per cent of married women right to sex as men. The grinning skeleton of sexual only as long as their moral fi- My admiration for the female admitted they had violated pages of history depict the freedom, has hit new highs all ber was high. Orgy led to an- is as unalterable as my love their marriage voews at least woman as the sexual object, over the nation. Which leads archy. Anarchy led to defeat. for the sea. _^ once. No marriage counsellor or target, of the male to a melancholy question of Defeat led to dissolution ] is willing to make a statistical Tacit equality emerged in philosophy: Have women be- Nor will anyone entice me as easy as falling down a Tomorrow's election guess today. the 1980s It was, we thought.' come their own worst to state that the next gener- flight of stain. Besides the national attention on Aside from presidential con- a good thing. The role of se- enemies? ation is going to hell in a "Women are beginning to who New Jerseyans will pick as cerns, both parties have contests for xual aggressors was new to The remarkable aspect of hand basket. Not all women go outside marriage for se- The monumental error of presidential contenders in tomor- U.S. senator. Sen. Williams is ex- the gentle sex, and most ob- sex is that the roles of male are promiscuous The point is xual satisfaction," says Dr. science was not in devising an servers were sure that the fe- versus female are constant that a good segment of our William Nichols, "something atom bomb. Its the pill This row's elections, interest is shared in pected to win the Democrats' en- they have not done in the the selections in both parties for the dorsement, but a Deal resident, males would use their new throughout the animal king- womanhood have lowered little contraceptive took the power to raise the moral stan- dom: The male prowls for a their standards of morality. past." I disagree. The differ- fear out of sex for women. offices of U.S. senator, congress- Stephen J. Foley, is seriously chal- dards of the male. mate;- the female selects the In Detroit, Dr. Gertrude Ze- ence between then and now is Women swallowed the pill man, county surrogate and county lenging him. Running as a Pro-Life The opposite is true. Wom- male she most admires, or mon-Gass says: "Many the difference between shame and demanded what they freeholder. Democrat, Mr. Foley's main cam- en are using their new loves, and follows "wither he people state that people are and arrogance. called sexual freedom. "right" to abase themselves goest." From humans down just more open about extra- Man's worst misconception When Moses came down President Ford is hoping for a paign thrust has been that Sen. Wil- was in believing that women liams hasn't supported or worked with any man in any bed at through moose to mouse, the marital infidelity, that people from the mountain, he had It solid endorsement in New Jersey to any time. The men never had females of the species have are talking about it more. I had no sexual desires. Elea- Commandments. One was: offset tomorrow's election in Califor- for a constitutional amendment it so good. The natural mag- never sold themselves cheap- disagree. It is Increasing." nor Roosevelt told her daugh- "Thou shall not covet thy nia, where former Gov. Ronald Rea- which would ban abortions. netism of women, which once ly It is easy to find a virtuous ter Anna that sex was some- neighbor's wife." If God knew thing a wife must learn to David F. Norcross appears cer- brought young men to the al- There is a poignance in re- wife. It la almost impossible then what He knows now, Ht gan is expected to win. We expect "endure." Those were the tar, has degenerated into a calling that the old-time to find one who has been un- might have included an 11th him to get that support. He has to tain to win the Republicans' nomi- bad old days. My mother told series of one-night stands. prostitute, who had no rights faithful only once. Decades "Thou shall not covet thy his credit the fact that he was able nation for U.S. Senate. He has the Moral values are almost val- age, Kinsey learned that 21 my sister that she went to the neighbor's husband." to halt the war in Vietnam and that state organization's support and his to her body, took the money his leadership has helped curb in- three opponents — Martin E. Wen- flation and improve the general eco- delken, N. Leonard Smith and nomic outlook, even if unemploy- James E. Parker — haven't really njent in New Jersey is still far too stirred much enthusiasm. widespread. The delegates who are In the congressional race, Rep. Trouble over apricots committed to his nomination are Howard is uncontested for j the By JAMES J. ULPATRICI »""'"»" "•"" • » aspects, this ludicrous pro- the government from pre- well known to the electorate. Among Democratic nomination. The Re- ceeding would be laughed out those seeking election as delegates- publicans have two men seeking the venting the prescription and The Feds cracked down CONSERVATIVE of existence. The thing is a sale of the identical substance at-large are such familiar person- chance to upset him. Middletown again last week on the ter- travesty. It is the raw stuff of regarded as smugglers' con- alities as U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case Township Committeeman Ralph A. rible Apricot Kernel Gang. In satire. It evokes the solemn traband in California Siciliano is the organization's choice, San Diego a grand jury VIEW stupidity of the Insensible bu- Among the defendants are and Monmouth County's Republican reaucrat, insensibly acting. chairman, Benjamin H. Danskin. but he is being challenged by Joseph brought in a thundering 45- Donna Schuster and Don Han- page indictment - 1* defend- <>r> iiMiiii < II i iini And the indictment is also, to sen of Rochester, Minn. They The Democratic presidential L. Heimbold Jr., a member of the ants, 13 co-conspirators, 171 put a fine point upon it, an are small fry. As partners in contest should be even more inter- Monmouth Beach Board of Educa- overt acts. The basic charge trembles. After two years of outrageous abuse of power, a health food store, they had esting. Although voters will have a tion who is running under the ban- is conspiracy to smuggle. If unrelenting investigation, What we are talking about been Importing and telling -dozen choices, the real statewide ner of "Conservative Republican." convicted, members of this marshalling the full resources in this case is a substance KILPATRICK amygdalin to their health nefarious outfit could get up known for centuries-to bot- of Customs, Justice, and the spiracies, by definition, are food customers. She Is a contest appears to be between Gov. The other primary elections will to M years in prison. anists and biochemists as Postal Service, these unre- secret affairs; they are the housewife, he a musician Byrne, who is supporting former be formalities in which Joseph Hill- generate and despicable fel- amygdalin. It occurs natural- Oh, it is horrible, horrible, work of plotters who "breathe They now have been twice in- ons stand accused of smuggl- ly in hundreds of fruits, vege- Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, and man Jr. of Belmar and Andrew M. horrible! You would not be- together." Seldom if ever in dicted (the tint indictment lieve what these desperate ing—an extract of apricot tables and plants. Some very State Sen. James P.'Dugan, the Smith Jr. of Freehold will get the the history of crime have con- was dismissed) on trumped criminals have been up lo. pits. respectable fellows insist that up charges that cry oat of en- state Democratic chairman whose respective Republican and Demo- spirators been more open The mind boggles. The hand If it were not for its serious it may properly be termed a trapment. They have been ar- than the conspirators here ac- slate of delegates is listed as "un- cratic nominations for surrogate, vitamin. In reflneti and cap- rested, fingerprinted and cused. One defendant is An- committed." That group is headed and Jane G. Clayton of Rumson and suliied form, it is known as mugged, and put to thousands drew R. L. McNaughton, by U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Mayor Cecile F. Norton of Sea laetrile It is extracted most of dollars In legal expense*. whose McNaughton Founda- easily from apricot kernels or This ii the kind of thing big Jr. This race is also complicated in Bright will get the respective Re- tion has been respectably pro- pita. government does to little Monmouth County by the fact that publican and Democratic nomi- moting amygdalin for yean. A number of licensed physi- people. nations for freeholder. Another plotter ia Dr. John Rep. James J. Howard heads the cians, graduates of respected Anton Richardson of Albany, delegates committed to the candi- We know there is a general re- medical schools, have a theo- Calif., a public advocate of For the record: I myself dacy of Arizona's Rep. Morris Udall. luctance to vote in primary elections ry about laetrile. They be- laetrile therapy. Still another am highly skeptical of the lieve that in certain cases, With the "uncommitted" delegates because it requires a voter to state a is Robert William Bradley of benefits that are testimonial^ the substance may be useful wavering between U.S. Sen. Hubert party preference. It is an important Menlo Park, Calif., president attributed lo laetrile. Its in arresting some forms of H. Humphrey and California's Gov. part of our governmental process, of the Committee for Free- worth never has been proved cancer or in relieving the dom of Choice in Cancer The- according to standards ac- Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, county however, and we hope county voters pain of terminal cancer. They rapy, who openly boasts that ceptable to the government Democratic votes may well be accept the opportunity to participate are satisfied that whether the his committee has 20.M0 and to the scientific commu- stuff is called a drug, a nutri- spread out. in it. members, among them WO nity. In toe absence of such tive supplement or an act of doctors. proof, I suspect the staff U faith, it seems to work on The charge in the U.S. Dis- worthless. But the evidence is some patients. Several thou- trict Court serving San Diego overwhelming that In proper sands of patients appear to Ford and the fort is that Laetrile is unlawful. dosage, amygdalin la no more agree. But in the U.S. District Court dangerous than aapiria. pare- To the Food and Drug Ad- In talking to New Jersey news- not geared to tomorrow's election. serving Oklahoma City, laet- goric, nit, sugar, or Ten- ministration, however, laet- paper people last Wednesday, Presi- We do not think that was the case, rile has twice been ruled law- nessee sour mash bourbon, rile ii an "Illegal drag." It dent Ford emphasized that no final and we hope their words serve as ful, harmless, and a wholly and It strikes me ai stupid may be legal in Mexico, Ger- permissible alternative treat- and oppressive to cry "crimi- decision has been made on a propos- stimulus for further protests against many and 20 other countries, ment for cancer. Indeed, the nal quackery" at those who al to transfer 780 civilian Electronics the move. Members of the' scientific but it is illegal here. Hi Oklahoma judge has enjoined truly believe. Command jobs from Ft. Monmouth. community, in particular, should be safety and efficacy never William P. Clements, deputy Secre- encouraged to present their views to have been established accord- tary of Defense who will make that Mr. Clements. ing to law. Therefore no drug- gist may lawfully sell it, and Today in history decision, later said it's possible that One positive aspect of last no doctor may lawfully pre- the public could convince him that week's meeting was that it showed scribe it. Thus the San Diego In IMO, in World War Two, driving into Egypt reached the Pentagon's proposal is not in the the President is at least aware of the indictment. organized resistance against the banks of the Suez Cmnal. national interest. importance of Ft. Monmouth. He fggg) This Is a marvelous case. German invaders ended in Today's birthdays: 'Slager We hope the comments of the and Mr. Clements must not be per- The charge is "conspiracy," Norway. Tom Jonei is it yean'old. mitted to forget that. and the defendants arc known In 1N7, in the Middle East Poet Gwendolyn Brooks uVp. President and Mr. Clements were 'Weren't you able lo see anything?' as "consplraton" But con- Six-Day War, Israeli forces Violinist Jaime Laredo is*,. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 7. 1976 The DSeityRegfetCT 7 Mobile homes: Filling a housing price void By SYLVIA PORTER (Flnl la i urtei) arate living quarters for Mrs Markhams mother, to buy a dwellings, they still are licensed in most states as cars and used (22,000 double-wide mobile home in Friendly Village. "A taxed as personal property Traditionally, the homes have Richard Lackey, a 22-year-old electrician, his pregnant nice, carefree way to live," says Mrs Markham And her tended to depreciate fairly rapidly and have been financed wife and three-year-old daughter, are thinking of replacing YOUR MONEY'S motber who lives in a smaller home nearby, "even walks her like cars. But this Is changing fast as the homes have their |lM-a-month apartment in Alexandria, Va., with a dog at 11 p.m without any fear." changed, risen in price and been set on private land or in (10,000 mobile home. Says the shaggy-haired Lackey: As most of you surely know, mobile homes are nol really tastefully developed parks transportable They usually are moved once — from factory "My daughter wants a dog. The apartment manager The major hurdle the industry now faces is zoning — laws doesn't allow pets. I want to play my stereo loud My neigh- WORTH to site. Moving costs are high — from (1 lo (4 per mile, de- which generally restrict the homes to outlying areas away bors object. And my wile and I are tired ol throwing away pending on the unit's size and distance to be moved As a re- from schools and jobs These restrictions are slowly melting, our money on monthly rental. Eventually, we plan to buy a sult, mobile home residents generally move only as often as though, as a result of industry pressure and the public's near- •IHIIIHHIIM HIM Illlllilll Illll house in the South, out in the meantime, we think a mobile regular home owners, a national average of once every seven desperate need for low-tost In moderale-pnced housing al- home would give us the privacy, safety and living space we years. ternatives (20,000-and-under bracket, more than two out of three new Although mobile homes generally are used as permanent Tomorrow: Mobile homes: Hew big a housing bargain? want and can afford." homes in the (25,000-and-under category and roughly half of The Lackey family is one of a growing number of low and all new homes. moderate Income families turning to mobile — or as the in- The relentlessly climbing costs of land, labor and mate- dustry now calls them, "manufactured" homes. Already, rials have created a void that the mobile home industry ob- about it million families live in more than 4 million of these viously is filling. But lack of low-cost housing alternatives is homes — with price an even greater lure today than at any not the only reason; significant too is the development of the tune in the past. mobile home into a more luxurious, more permanent find For a new conventional single-family home, the average community-oriented dwelling. price is now up to $43,000! Admits Michael Sumtchrast, chief Mobile homes now can include as much as 1,500 sq. ft. of economist for the National Association of Home Builders: living space, two baths, three bedrooms, family rooms, wood- with average family Income at 114,000, the proportion of burning fireplaces. The trailer parks of the 1960s are turning American families who can afford this home has shrunk to a into such "moburbias" as Friendly Village in Fairfax, Va., or startling low of 20 per cent. Willow Lakes Estate outside of Chicago. In these commu- While some homebuyers are turning to townhouses, con- nities, land rentals Include use of a clubhouse, pool, play- dominiums and (20,000 to 130,000 "no frill" homes (lacking ground, tennis courts, other facilities. There are fairly rigid such amenities as a second bathroom), more and more are rules (no hanging of laundry outside, only low and decorative opting for mobile homes. These dwellings, averaging (11,750 fences, pets, if any, of small size, etc.). The rules give mobile for 14x72 feet of space, come equipped with furnishings, drap- home residents a sense of security and community lacking in LET RITE AID FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION es, carpet and appliances. conventional neighborhoods With these price-quality attractions, it is not surprising The Roland Markhams are a case in point. A year ago, that mobile homes account for virtually all new homes in the they sold their (80,000 four-bedroom suburban home, with sep- AIM PRELL TOOTHPASTE LIQUID SHAMPOO GALLON JUG

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He is employed by Temp brosini and Charles Waller! sini, Gail Drive, lionmouth Warren John Emley Jr. were Con Service, Long Branch Jr. was solemnized May 14 Beach, and Hr. and Mrs. married here yesterday in during a Nuptial Mass cele- WailertSr. of Brooklyn, N.V. Holy Trinity Roman Catholic After a wedding trip to the brated here in St. Philomena Attending the bride were Church by the Rev Salvatore Poconos, Mr. and Mrs. Emley MnPWp Roman Catholic Church by Pattl Ambrosini, maid of hon- l.ivigni There wai a recpei- will reside in Sea Bright (Nee Kathy Murphy) the Rev. Edward Kavin or, and the Misses Joan De- ton in Buck Smith's Restau- Nre Charte* WakVfl Jr There was a reception in Sonne and Joan Regnell. Lori rant, East Keansburg Nee Linda Ambrosini Crystal Plaza. Ann Osnato was flower girl. The bride is the daughter of McCutcheon-Murphy Ronald Limar was best Mrs Jean H. Frabizio, 21 MI 1)1)1.ETOWN - Miss Kathy J. Murphy and Philip Mi- man and the ushers were Warden Place, here Mr and chael McCutcheon were married here Saturday in Christ George Agnello and Dennis Episcopal Church by the Rev. James Simpson, pastor. There Radder-Leete Mrs. Warm Ealey Jr. Mrs Emley Sr., II Golf St., Galgano. Mrs Rater! B •artaui was a reception In Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The bridegroom is an West Long Branch, are the (Nee Barbara Slovak) (Nee Debora Prabizio) Mr. and Mrs J. Theodore Murphy, 70 Hance Road. Fair Hiss Helen Barnard Leete, alumnus of Christian Brothers The bride was graduated bridegroom's parents Haven, are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is the son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cal- Academy, Lincroft, and at- from Carey High School. The bride was given in Mrs. Robert E. Schlabig. Maitland, Fla., formerly of Middle- vin B. Leete, 27 Broadway, tended Southern Illinois Uni- Franklin Square, NY, and marriage by her brother, Hartman-Slovak town, and of the late Robert McCutcheon. Freehold, and Jan Stuart versity He is a laboratory attended C. W. Post College, Martin Frabizio. She was at- INTERLAKEN - Miss nephew of the bridegroom, Miss Nancy E. Costigan was the maid of honor. Brides- Radder, son of Mr and Mrs technician at Worthington New York. tended by Cathleen Frabizio, Barbara Ann Slovak and Rob- was ring bearer. maids were the Misses Anne Murphy. Kathleen McCutcheon Arnold A. Radder, Stillwells Biochemical, here Mr. Waller! is an alumnus maid of honor, Debra of St. John's Preparatory ert Bruce Hartman were Mrs. Hartman is an alumna Frasche, Pattiann Haight, and Marci Schlabig. Comer Road, Freehold Town- married here yesterday in the ship, were married here Sat- After a wedding trip to Eu- School and received a BBA of Bay Path Junior College, Donna Kohl, Renee Emley. William Wagner was best man and the ushers were rope Mr. and Mrs. Radder degree from St. John Univer- home of the bride's parents, Longmeadow, Mass., Mon- Colette Emley and Allyson Thomas Murphy, Stephen Murphy, Daniel Gomez, Philip Kuh- urday in the home of Eliza- Mr and Mrs. Michael A Slo- will reside here. sity, New Yort He is presi- mouth College, West Long Bry Ithau and Jan Reber. beth Oakley, setting also for vak, 611 Bridlemere Ave. dent of Charlimar Produc- Branch, and La Escuela de la Mrs. McCutcheon was graduated from Rumson-Falr the reception. Freeholder Director Ray The bridegroom had Wil- tions, a record and musical Tahona, La Granja, Spain. liam Summonte as his best Haven Regional High School. She and Mr. McCutcheon. an production firm. Kramer, mayor of Asbury Her father is president of alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft. were grad- The Rev. Paul Ratzlafs offi- Park, officiated. man Ushers were Nicholas After a wedding trip to Eu- Steinbach Company. Garreffa, William Frampton, uated from Lehigh University. Bethlehem, Pa. ciated at the Unitarian ser- The bridegroom's parents rope, Mr and Mrs. Waller) Kenneth Frabizio, Gavin Em- vice. are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Mr. Hartman was gradu- reside in Queens. ley, Lance Emley and Bran- Hartman, 128 N. Sunnycrest ated from the University of Miss Mary Lou Forresta don Emley. Williams-Webber Drive, Little Silver. Tampa, Tampa, Fla , and is and Mrs. Nicholas Beser were The bride is a graduate of RED BANK - In St. James muda, Mr. and Mrs Williams Mrs. John W. Zisgen was an executive trainee in Rickel the bride's honor attendants. Club Red Bank Catholic High Roman Catholic Church here will reside in Warren. matron of honor for her sis- Division of Super Markets School and East Orange Gen- Saturday, Miss Carol Rose Keith Johansen was best ter. Amanda Zisgen was her General Corp., Woodbridge. eral Hospital School of Nurs- Webber became the bride of man and the ushers were study opens aunt's flower girl. After a wedding trip to Ber- ing. Frank J. Williams Jr. The Stephen J. Leete and Thomas Mr. Richard B. Wilson was muda, Mr and Mrs. Hartman Mr Emley was graduated Rev. Louis W. Kralovich offi- D. Leele. best man David McGuirc, will reside in Lakewood tomorrow from Shore Regional High ciated at the ceremony, NEW BRUNSWICK - Mrs School, West Long Branch; which was followed by a re- Mrs. Radder was graduated Charles Rohmann. Wyckoff. from Freehold Boro High attended Biscayne College, ception in Fisherman's chairman of The Garden Club Post-Soporowski M,iamL Fla., and is attending School and attended Temple Mrs. Jai RaMer of New Jersey Flower Show Wharf. Rumson. University, Philadelphia (Nee Helen Leete) MARLBORO - Miss Cheryl Miin Soporowski became the Schools, announced that bride of Nicholas K. Post 3rd Saturday in St. Gabriel's Roman The bride is the daughter of Course J for exhibitors and Catholic Church here. The Rev. Walter B. Sullivan officiated Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell K. judges will take place tomor- at the double ring ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Webber. 110 Maple Ave. here. row through Thursday at the The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J Sopo- Sears Roebuck Community rowski Jr., 3 Ridgewood Cojirt here. The bridegroom Is the The bridegroom is the son Room, Rt. 1 and Rt. 18 here. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas K. fost Jr. of Newfoundland. of Mrs. Williams Sr., Library. Tomorrow — Growing and Miss Nancy Jo Soporowski was maid of honor. Brides- Pa., and the late Mr. Wil- Steinbach exhibiting roses, lilacs, del- maids were the Misses Elyse tan Weinstein, Alida Mang- liams. Mrs. Fnik J. WUUias Jr phinium and rhododendron anelli and Joan Laciopa. Attending the bride were (Nee Carol Webber) will be the topic of Dr. Elmer Zahurak was best mai. Groomsmen wore William Miss Katie Mulhcm, maid of . i * .<* • t Charles Dunham, University Curry, Avalino Igelsias and Janes Serchio. Junior Ushers honor, Miss Patricia Foley, of Delaware professor of hor- were Joseph J. Soporowski 3rd aril James Post. Miss Mary Angers and Mrs. ticulture and approved Flow The bride is an honor graduate of Douglass College, New Jeffrey A. Williams Bridal IgdyTalk IT Show School instructor Brunswick. She was Miss Monnouth County .1974 and Miss by Phyllis Kessel Wednesday - Mrs. Kenneth Middlesex County 1975. She is »ssociated with the Mandee Jeffrey Williams was best Doremus, Westfleld, a Master Shops chain in an administrative capacity. man. The ushers were George note STEINBACH COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR Mrs. Nicholas Post 3rd Wedding and engagement Judge, landscape critic, llor The bridegroom was graduited with honors from Ohio Sudol, Bruce Turner and The- tus Council member and Na- (Nee Cheryl Soporowski) odore Zweig forms ire available on Middle-aged maleness is "in"; the younger University, Athens, Ohio. He is employed as a sales represen- tional Council of State Garden request to The Daily Regis- macho look is "out"! Those were the findings in tative for General Electric Company Lamp Division. Mil Clubs Approved Instructor, The bride is a graduate of ter's Contemporary Life de- two recent studies conducted by the Psychology I burn will explain the qualifications Red Bank Catholic High partment. There is no fee Departments at Wayne State University in Ohio I 111! COU and duties of the entries, After a trip to Bermuda, the, couple will reside in Some- School, and Rutgers College, charged for any material and Oakland University in Michigan. A group of classification and placement reel. New Brunswick, where she used. Wedding details ire young women, when shown slides of various committees, and National majored in business adminis- preferred In idvance. Pic- male types, expressed decided preference for Council top awards. tration. tures received two weeks af- mature men, finding them more attractive both Design with all its ramifica- Burchacki-Kovaleski-K( i Mr. Williams is an alumnus ter the event, run the risk of physically and intellectually than the traditional ited from Father Judge High tions on texture, pattern, RED BANK - Miss Kathy of South Park High School, not being used. After publica- big-man-on-campus athletic types. College men Cchool, received a BS degree space, balance, dominance Marie Kovaleski and Randall Library, and Rutgers Univer- tion the pictures may be pick- rated high with the girls if they displayed non- n electrical engineering from and contrast, plus the use of R. Burchacki were married sity College of Engineering ed up at the main office of traditional qualities of sensitivity, grace, ele- Drexel University, Phila- weathered wood, will be dem- here Saturday in the home of He majored in industrial engi- The Daily Register, One Reg- gance, politeness and intellectualism. The delphia, and a masters degree onstrated by Mrs. Benigno the bride's mother, Mrs. neering and is employed as a ister Plaza, Shrewsbury, studies also revealed that women who are in systems engineering from Miyares, Palls Church, Va. A Eleanor Kovaleski, 4 William junior Industrial engineer 07701. Or, they m*y be sub- assertive, dominant and competitive are gaining the University of Pennsylva- Flower Show School instruc- St. Mayor Daniel J. O'Hem with Copperweld Steel Corp., mitted with a self-addressed, favor with today's men, contrary to the past officiated. There was a recep- nia. stamped envelope when it was the passive, clinging-vine type tor, Master Judge and land- Warren, Ohio. scape critic, Mrs. Miyares tion in Cobblestones, Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Burchacki Mrs. Rartall BmrekMkl female who captured their attention and town. will reside in Brick Township (Nee Kathy Kovaleski) After a wedding trip to Ber- admiration. Perhaps It's an offshoot of the holds a master's degree from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond women's lib movement, but the tide seems to be The Sogetsu School and her Burchacki, Churchville, Pa., turning toward genuine equality when it comes arrangements have appeared are the bridegroom's parents to personality traits judged to be attractive by the in The National Council "Vi- opposite sex! sion of Beauty" calendar. Miss Susan Marie Flaherty For those interested in be- was maid of honor and Miss • • • coming a judge, the exam Gale Sincavage was brides- Is your Dad a great golfer? Does he have a will be Thursday. maid. fantastic personality, an unmatchable sense of An added attraction will be Best man was Joseph Pan- humor? Then don't miss the opportunity to win a Standard Flower Show tano and Thomas John Kova- acclaim for himl Enter the Steinbach "My Dad's presented by the G.C.N.J. leski wai the usher. The Greatest" Contest. Look for your entry blank Judges Council. Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Burchacki is an In today's newspaper or obtain one in the Men's Huson, Highlands, is chair- alumna of Red Bank Regional Department at any area Steinbach where you man. High School and is employed may also deposit it, and, by describing Dad's Mrs. Jack Campbell, 44 by U.S. Army Command, Ft best characteristics In twenty-five words or less, Chestnut Road, Verona, may Monmouth, as is Mr. Bur- possibly win one of seven outstanding prizes for be contacted for information chacki. him. Let the world know how great your Dad is on registration and fees. The bridegroom was gradu- ... enter this very special Father's Day Contestl • • • Laws governing the lives of women have changed drastically in the past five years. Most C.B.S. SUPERMARKET women have relatively slight knowledge of what 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG laws can help — or hinder — them. A newly published book, "The Law For A Woman: Real Cases and What Happened" written by Ellen PICK-IT Switzer in association with Wendy W. Susco, is an up-to-the-minute review of what every woman should know your rights under the law. It tells JERSEY NUMBER GAME women what Is due them in education, employment, marriage, family and divorce sit- Pick any three numbers — you can play uations, equal opportunity in housing, public from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week accommodation, credit, medical care, taxation WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER and many other situations, citing real case histories and how they were resolved in the courts. K • 1 1 BICENTENNIAL BRIEFS: If you are one of the \m <-"&+• C*l expected 20 million Bicentennial visitors to Philadelphia this year, you may have an U THE DANGER OF f Eft ' m opportunity to see a movie screen that's seven ^ MAIL ORDER stories highl The city's new Living History PRESCRIPTIONS BKBLL Center, the brainchild of Philadelphia 76, Inc., the city's Bicentennial Agency, will include Often over the ycin, the danger of mill order among Its more than two dozen multi-media prescriptions have been cited in many medical historical exhibits, a 48 minute film entitled journals. Here It one example - "American Years." Produced by Academy Award "The dangers of mail order prescription! include winner Francis Thompson, will protray memo- delays encountered in obtaining the medication, the rable episodes from American History on a 70 absence of the physician-pharmacist relationship, the foot screen with seven speaker systems difficulties of checking the prescription flies for reflecting a perfect marriage of America's strength and dosage, and the possibilities thai historic ideologies with her modern technolo- prescriptions will be filled by non-professional gies. Try to visit the Living History Center personnel. All physicians should cooperate by sometime during the Bicentennial Yearl keeping their patients informed relative to the dangers • • • of these schemes." (End of Quote) Coming Friday: The Steinbach Annual Brick Tent YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Salel Savings galore for your home plus a unique when you need a delivery. We will deliver 483 BROAD STREET nautical woodcarving exposition (boat owners promptly without extra chute. A frut many won't want to miss this onel) and a visit by the peoplt rely an us for their health needs. We RT. 35 SHREWSBURY Great Adventure Street Characters for the welcome request! for delivery service and charir youngsters! Watch and listen for more about this account!. 747-1201 biggie! umntaa MSTHUTM KM HOUJTH OITMT rtobuoi Shrewsbury Pharmacy STEINBACH presents "PHYLLIS THE 'SHREWSBURY SHOPS MOAD ST. 741-M74 SHREWSBURY KESSEL S LADY TALK" Monday thru PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Friday, 11 55am WFPG. WJLK radio 1 1 Smith-Schulz MONDAY, JUNE 7,1976 The IMfy Regfcocr 9 FAIR HAVEN - Miss Jane vesink Country Club, Middle- Barbara Schulz and Jeffrey town. Ralston-Pegram Weddings G. Smith were married here UAMBIER. Ohio - Mist May 22 In the Roman Catholic The bride is the daughter of Elizabeth I'egram and U.S. Church of the Nativity. The Mrs Charles J. Schulz. 83 W. Marine Corps 1st LI Daniel Davies-Dia Rev. Richard Behl officiated River Road, Rumson, and the BUSHKILL FALLS. Pi - The marriage Gregory Ralston were mar- at the ceremony, which was late Mr Schulz Mr and Mrs of Mia Jiumta Anne Dia and James Howard ried here May 28 during an followed by a reception in Na- Wendell L. Smith of Battle Diviei took plan here Hay K during an out- Creek, Mich, are the bride- Episcopal ceremony con- door ceremony In Bushklll Falls Park A re- groom's parents. ducted in Kenyon College ception followed The Rev Thomas Bultimer Chapel resident minister of Hemlock Farms, Lake Dutremble- Attending the bride were The bride is the daughter of Wallenpaupeck, Pa., officiated her sisters, Miss Polly Schulz. Mrs. V. M I'egram, M Che- The bride Is the daughter ol Mr and Mrs Peters maid of honor, and Mrs. John Mrs. Jeffrey SBHB shire Square, Little Silver, N. Dick Dla, SO Bayside Pkwy, Keansburg, N.J. Dauster. Jennifer Dausler RED B*ANK - Miss Donna (Nee Jane Schulz) I,, and Edward S. Pegram The bridegroom la the son of Mrs. Sylvia was her aunt's flower girl 3rd, Christianstad, St. Croix, Davies, Port Monmouth Road, East Keans Lee Peters, daughter of Mr Douglas Schulz, the bride- US Virgin Islands burg, N.J. and Mrs. Charles T. Peters Jr., n Conover Ave., Middle- groom's brother, was best Stryker- Mr and Mrs. Richard P. Mrs. Kathie Kaelin attended the bride Jo- town, was married here Sat- man, and the usher was Dr. Ralston here, are the parents seph Bilbo was best man. urday In the United Methodist John Dauster. Spiwak of the bridegroom (Nee Elizabeth Pegram) The bride, daughter also of the late Mrs. Church, to Raymond A. Dut- Attending the bride were The bride was graduated RUMSON - Miss Beth Rob Marine Officers Candidate Annebia, is a graduate of George Washington remble, son of Mrs. Claire Biff Golding, maid of honor, from Humson-Fair Haven Re- in Spiwak, daughter of Mr School High School, New York, and Rockland Com- Dutremble of Danielson, Kyle Rothery. Leslie Faught gional High School and re- and Mrs. Ralph Spiwak. 1JH munity College, NY., where she earned an Conn. and Beth Hillier. Angela Hill- After a reception in Pierce ceived BA and MS degrees re- Creslview Drive, Middletown, AA degree. She now attends Monmouth Col- town Township High School and is attending ier was flower girl and Eric Hall at Kenyon College, the The Rev. Hollo Michael, spectively from Duke Univer- was married here May 23 in lege, West Long Branch, N.J. She is the coor- Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, N.J. Beach was ring bearer. bridal couple left for a cross- pastor, and the Rev. James sity, Durham, N.C., and Co- Congregation B'nai Israel, to dinator of the Bayshore Recreation Center, in A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, he is em- Rex M. Lamb 3rd was best country trip and will make Brady of St. James Roman lumbia University, New York Richard S. Stryker 3rd, son of East Keansburg, which is a department of the ployed by U.S. Postal Service in Keansburg man and the ushers were E. their home in Carlsbad, Calif Catholic Church here, offici- She is a teacher of the deaf. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Stry- Middletown Township Department of Parks The couple will reside in Keyport, N.J. Sandford Pegram 4th, Tim- ated. There was a reception ker Jr., 102 Brainard Ave , INSTALLATION and Recreation. Mr. Smith is an alumnus of othy N. Baker and Donald E. In Cobblestones, Middletown. Port Monmouth. RED BANK - The Rosary The bridegroom Is a graduate of Middle- Duke University and the Uni- Hillier Rabbi Jack M Rosoff and Altar Society of St. James versity of Michigan Law The bride is a graduate of Mrs. Elizabeth Kramer was Cantor Sidney Scharff offici- Roman Catholic Church will Thatcher-Reuter School. He Is a clerk in the Rumson (N.J.) Country Day HOLMDEL - Miss Linda Reuter was matron of honor. Also attend- ated. have Installation of officers at ing the bride were Miss Lisa Michigan State Supreme School, Kent (Conn.) School married here May IS in St. Benedict Roman Court, Lansing. Attending the bride were lonight's 8 o'clock meeting in Hoch and Miss Wendy TiHey and Kenyon College. the parish room. The Rev Catholic Church to Stephen H. Thatcher. The Mr. and Mrs. Smith reside Miss Carolyn Miltner, maid of Mary and Tory Donnelly were Lt. Ralston is an alumnus Frederick Valentino, pastor, Rev. Michael J. Alliegro officiated. There was flower girls in Lansing. honor, Mrs Jane Stryker. of Kenyon College and U. S. a reception in Colts Neck Inn. Mrs. Kathleen Roehrig and will offer the invocation and blessings on this occasion. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John Talafuss was best Miss Patricia Stryker. Refreshments will be served. Roland Reuter, It Lafayette Drive, Hazlet, man and the ushers were Owen Stryker was best man and Mr. and Mrs. John Thatcher of North Mike Gilman and Charles T. and the ushers were Jeffrey """"SPRING SAVINGS"*1 CaldweU. Peters 3rd. Spiwak, James Johnson and LA-Z-BOY Cheryl Reuter and Scott Gabriele were the Chris Ashn honor attendants. Mrs. Dutremble was gradu- Mrs Stryker was graduated HftlNHlS • SWIVHS Mrs. Thatcher was graduated from St. ated from Middletown Town- from Middletown Township ROCKERS John Vlanney High School, Holmdel, and is ship High School. She attend- High School and attended SOUS • CHUrS • OTTOMNS employed by Radio Shack, Hazlet. ed Northeastern University, Brookdale Community Col- MMMITQrUMU CMKTAN CAtttt • KCiSSOWS The bridegroom is an alumnus of Middle- Boston, and was graduated lege, Lincroft, where she is town Township High School and received a BS from Newbury Junior Col- employed. degree in English from Ohio University, lege, Boston, with an associ- ate degree in fashion mer- Mr. Stryker, who is em- Athens, Ohio. He is employed by Twin County ployed by Thompson In- Mr. aid Mrs. Ntrpkn Thatcher Grocer, Edison. chandising. She has been em- ployed by Junior Bazaar, Red dustries, Tinton Falls, is an Bank alumnus of Middlalown Town- Mrs. RayaM* DatmaMr ship High School and Lincoln Mrs. RkUr* Stryker (Nee Donna Peters) Technical Institute, Union. (Nee Beth Spiwak) """T47.2690 McClelland-Muratore She is the granddaughter of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Miss Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Peters Sr. of Ann Muralore and Ronald Gene McClelland Largo, Fla., and of Mrs. NO NQ were married here May 16 in St. Agnes Ro- Elizabeth Hassall. Upper Dar- BODY SUP by CUT NURSING man Catholic Church by the Rev. Felix F. by, Pa., and the late Thomas E E Venza. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hassall. X Sebastian Muralore, 85 Center Ave , Leon- THE ULTIMATE IN X T HOME COSTS T ardo. The bridegroom is the son of William S. The bridegroom, an COMFORT AND McClelland Sr., Lorrilard Ave., Union Beach, alumnus of Killingly High R R and the late Mrs. Virginia McClelland. PRACTICALITY — A AD School, received a bachelor A Inclutlvo A There was a reception at the Roman Inn, degree in industrial engineer- COMFORTABLE HALTER S *27 per day S Hazlet. ing from Northeastern Uni- Attending the couple were Mrs. Donna versity. He is with Pratt & STYLE UNDERWIRE BRA Tactikos and William S. McClelland. Whitney Aircraft, East Hart- SUP — MAX! OR STREET UL PRBOKD DRUGS INCLUDED The bride is a graduate of Middletown ford, Conn. LENGTH. Our all inclusive rate also Includes . Room and Board. 24-hour Township Vocational School and is employed nursing services, hand feeding • diaper services, all non-pre- as a hairdresser at Sebastian's Hair-Em, After a wedding trip to Nas- scription drugs, house doctor, all medical supplies, personal laun- sau, the Bahamas, Mr. and dry, use ol wheelchairs and geriatric chairs, use ol walkers, water Leonardo. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mr. ••* Mrs. taiH HeCtebM) Middletown Township High School He served Mrs. Dutremble will make mattresses, recreational therapy, special diets, tour-meal plan, lood ' supplements, movies, birthday parties. 4 bed room in the U.S. Air Force for four years and Is em- Guardian Loan Co., East Brunswick. their home in Manchester, ployed as an assistant loan manager for the The couple will reside in Leonardo Conn. A Murataf Horn wuh Eiamdoct Can FtcUm,, BEIGE M-.M-36 20 MONMOUTH 8T. Slrrrl length M0NW0UTH CONVALESCENT CENTER De Bellas-De Ferro 16.00 229 BATH AVENUE LONG BRANCH, N.J. HOLMDEL - In St. Cath- » Mrs. Harold De Ming Is luncheon chairman. TheDhtfyRegfcfcr WHEWSSUflY. NJ MONDAY. JUNE 7. 1976 Lack of affection is cause for grief

Dear Ann Landers: I'm an Dear Ann Landers: Last I won't be able to sleep un- 18-year-old girl who would night this Jerk I am married til you tell me that letter GYMNASTICS like to say a few words to to wrote you a letter. He used won't get into the papers. Smothered In Topeka." Her ANN LANDERS our daughter's yellow tablet Thank you, Ann — Irene In folks "embarrassed" her in paper and green ink, waved it Montana front of her friends because tlon. It left a mark on me, a thing that requires brains under my nose, sealed the en- they insisted on kissing her bad one. When I was 14. I (Cooking is also for dummies, velope and put a stamp on it. Dear Montana: I have your goodbye whenever she left started to sleep with any guy according to her.) Then he went to the post of- husband's letter in my hand the house She said it made who asked. By the time 1 was and you have my word, it will her feel like a baby. Whenever you print some- fice 16 I was pregnant, lost the NOT appear in the paper So baby and a social worker thing about a sloppy house- I can truthfully say 1 can- keeper or a bum cook. I ask 1 beg of you, Ann, please goodnight, Irene. Get some not recall being kissed by ei- (bless her) got me into the- don't print thai lunatic's let- sleep rapy my wife if she read Ann ther my mother or father Landers today. It burns her ter To begin with, he is a ter- Dad died when 1 was 13 and I 1 understand a lot more up. Yesterday it happened rible liar — makes things up "Sexual freedom" presents can't remember him ever now than I did then. But still again. She said, "I'll bet Ann out of thin air. He also has a a difficult decision for teen- touching me. It was as if there's that emptiness. When way of making himself look agers and their parents. Ann GYMNASTIC SCHOOLS there was a wall between us I marry and have children, Landers doesn't do one lick Landers offers down-to-earth of cooking or cleaning." I good and me lousy. The man When I mentioned this to I'm going to hug and kiss has no dignity and no con- advice in her new booklet, them to pieces They'll said I'd ask How aboul "High School Sex And How Summer Classes my mother, she said, "He it?-Mr. X science. I'm sure his letter wasn't a person who could KNOW I care - Hazard. Ky would be recognized by all To Deal With It - A Guide 564-5777 show his feelings." I then Dear Ky: Here's your let- Dear Mr. X.: She's right our friends and relatives. I For Teens And Their Par- Shrewsbury 747-0070 ents." For each booklet, send asked, "How about YOU, ter. It contains a ton of infor- But I did for quite a few wouldn't be able to show my WofMtnosso 531-4441 Mom?" Her answer was, "1 mation for both children and years. And my place always face in this town. I would 50 cents in coin plus a long, • Olympic Gymnastics guess I am pretty much the parents. Thanks for unload- looked fairly presentable and come out looking like a psy- stamped, self-addressed enve- • Classes for Boys & Girls lope to Ann Landers, P.O. same way but that doesn't ing. nobody ever died from my chotic and he would be a • Tumbling & Trampoline • Year-Round Programs mean your father didn't love Dear Ann Landers: My wife cooking. Any more questions'1 Box 1400, Elgin. Illinois 60120 saint. • Small Classes — Six per Instructor - you — or that I don't." hates housework and the Her explanation never con- place sure looks it She says vinced me. All 1 know is I felt any idiot can clean a house, isolated — starved for after and she'd rather do some- ORT installation is Thursday MIDDLETOWN - Middle for Rehabilitation through Leslie Katz. Gloria Langer, CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 28 town Chapter of Women's Training) will have an in- Jessica Rulter and Susan TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE American ORT (Organization stallation dinner Thursday in Schlessinger. vice-presidents; Make A Date Olde Union House, Red Bank Maryann Grossman, corre- Fashions from the Joy Shop. sponding secretary; Michele A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Fashions to be 1 Lincroft, will be shown. Pogash, financial secretary; tions Rates: $2.00 for I lints for one day. $1.00 each addi- shown at lunch Adrian Tabin, regional vice- Barbara Miller, treasurer; tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Tonya Swartz, recording sec- COLTS NECK - The Eve- president of the Southern Jer- $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 retary, and Joan Spring, par- ning Membership Department sey Region of ORT will install GYMNASTICS for 10 days; $2 00 each additional line. Deadline noon day Harriet Beispiel, president; liamentarian. before publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask of the Woman's Club of Colts for the Date Secretary. Neck will have its annual spring salad luncheon Today — For children, Dial a Story with a Biblical Thursday from 10:10 a.m. to moral. Sponsored by King or Kings Lutheran Church of 2.30 p.m. at Countryside Mlddletown. Dial 671-1311. Swim and Tennis Club, JUNE 7 Boundary Road. Marlboro. The Oceanport Garden Club will have its installation luncheon at the Wiliowbrook. Fair Haven. Mrs. Thelma Fashions by Olga of Colts Brown, Area 8 Regional Director of the Garden Club of Neck and from the Colts N.J. will install the following new officers: President, Neck Racquet Club, will be Mrs W. Barry CoUin. Vice President: Mrs. David Mason modeled. There will be tennis Treasurer: Mrs. G. D. McCoy. Corr. Sec'y: Mrs Joseph and swimming. Bryan. Record Sec'y: Mrs. Martin VanSandt. Guests are welcome and may contact Mrs. Glynn Ben- JUNE I nett for reservations. Handbell Concert, First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank, 8 p.m. Robert Ivey, director Three MEMBERSHIP MEETING Handbell choirs, 110 bells $2 adults, $1 students, high LINCROFT - Monmouth school and under. County Chapter, National Or- Parents Without Partners, Bayshore' Chapter, win ganization for Woman (NOW) meet at 8:11 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Hwy 35, Hazlet. Mr. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m David Thelen, co-owner of Interpersonal Dynamics in the Unitarian Church, Educational Associates (IDEA), will speak on "Getting Front St. Past and present to know one another and ourselves". Dancing. Guests members are invited to at- welcome. For information call 201 264-4496 tend to discuss and reassess JUNE 10 the purposes and procedures New Age Center, meets every Thursday evening, 7:30 of the chapter. p.m. 21 Broad St., Red Bank - Meditation. New Age Speakers, Teachings of the Masters; all are welcome — POSTPONED refreshments. 842-8777. LONG BRANCH - A meet- •QUALITY FABRICS.,, SHOP WHERE YOU SET THE BEST JUNE 10, II, 12 ing of the Garden Club of Annual Fair, St. Agnes School grounds. Atlantic High- Long Branch, originally lands, Thurs, Fri., 7-10:11 p.m. Sat., Ill p.m. Games, scheduled for tomorrow, will rides, refreshments. take place instead July 13 at 45" 60", 12:30 p.m. in the Chester A. JUNE 12 Arthur Recreation Room. Ill 60 1OO% polyester Flea Market, Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, I a m 4 p.m Union Ave. Polyeiter-cotton SWIM SUIT Given by Eatontown United Methodist Church. Spaces: 16; CaU 542 3049 or 542-0084 Rain date June 19, 1976 SINGLE KNIT TWINS' MOTHERS COORDINATES SUBLISTATIC "Strawberry Festival" Reformed Church, 62 Hance MATAWAN - The Twins' PRINTS Ave., Tinton Falls, 4-7 p.m. Cafeteria style supper, fea- Mothers Club of the Raritan turing strawberry desserts. Games for children. Bay Area will have its in 87% nylon 13% Lycra Spandex DOUBLE KNIT Human Growth Workshops extend an invitation to ex- staUatkm dinner tomorrow at 8 TOP OF OUR LINE perience an introduction to the Gestalt Process. 7:30 p.m. p.m here in Don Quixote Inn COORDINATES] $3 For information call «M166 or 229-8349 Interested women may con- tact Mrs. Robert Mundrane, SOLIDS PRINTS Machine Washable Flea Market, CBA, Newman Springs Kd , Lincroft Key port '. . Sat., June 12.10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Elegant Junque and baked goods. Bicentennial Committee. AOVHmEMMT Attic, Treasures, and Food Sale. June 12, from 10 97 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Education building, Middletown Re- Lase Water Bloat with formed Church, Kings Hwy , Middletown. . 1 Yard A "Natural" Water PHI Reg. $3.88 "Strawberry Festival," II a.m. to 4 p.m. at the New ODRINIL cm help you lose »ce» Church House, Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury, 352 weight due to excess water retention FIRST QUALITY ON BOLTS Save ¥i price Sycamore Ave during pre-menitrual cycle. ODRINIL-a gentle diuretic compound•• FIRST QUALITY ON BOLTS The Soldieivof Christ will serve a chicken dinner on contains natural herbs in a tablet that Sat., June 12, from 5-7 p.m. in the Church Hall. There is Is effective and fast acting. 45" ODRINIL "Golden Water Pills" are no charge, but free will offering will be gratefully accept- guaranteed to help you lose that un- 100% cotton ed. Bayshore Community Church, 185 Ocean Ave., East comfortable water bloat and temporary Keansburg. \ weight gain or your money will be SOLID COLOR refunded. / JUNE 13 ODRINIL Is sold with this guarantee by TERRY CLOTH Maureen Deakin Modern Dance Ensemble Concert. mm SHOP VOUR Sun. June 13 at 7:30. Rumson High School. Tickets at Mil] NIARISI door, $2. 14UJ Rill AID O88 Western Monmouth County Democratic Organization Cocktail Party, Sun. June 1], 1176, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. at the (•/ Yard Lithuanian Club, Throckmorton St., Freehold, N.J 07728. Reg. 3.48 Admission $2 per person. (211) 431-5650 JUNE 18 Francis x Moore will be roasted by local attorneys, politicians and business men at a Dinner Dance at the Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, June 18, 8 p.m. Benefit of Monmouth County Association For ReUrded Children, sponsored by Atlantic Highlands Kiwanis Club Ticket in- formation 291 1618 JUNE 18-19 Ninth Middletown Folk Festival. Folk music, folk 45 crafts, square dancing. Concert Fri. night, 7:10 p.m. Sat. workshops, concerts, crafts, childrens section from 11 100% cotton a.m. Square Dancing 6:10 p.m., evening concert 7:10 p.m. BRUSHED All at Bodman Park. Middletown Adults $2.50 evening concerts, $125 (aU inclusive) daytime activities Chil- DENIM dren under It, 29c. Mmchlm. MtfctM* JUNE 19 SVSAN NICHOLS A Flea Market sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary of Community Fire Company at Fair Grounds on Appleton MEDALIST Ave. and Hwy. 36, Leonardo, 1* to 4 $5 per table. Call APPEARING IN 291-1480, 291-4016 and 291-4J72I. THE ANNUAL RECITAL Yard JUNE 27, 1976 Reg. $2.48 "Flea Market" Bayshore Community Church, 185 MIDDLETOWN Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Spaces $5. Ta- HIGH SCHOOL bles |l extra Rain date June 26,1171.171-MM, 787-5955. 2 P.M. JUNE 24, 26,27, 28, 29. X JULY 1.3 DOROTHY Center Drama Workshop presents toe Broadway mu- sical hit "Mame," at Ike Monmoulh V, IN Grant Ave., TOLAND Deal Park, Ocean Township. Tickets $5 and $4. Senior DANCE STUDIO MIDDLETOWN Hoyri. citizen and student discounts. Reserve now by calling 531- MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CTH. Mo., fri. 201 E. Bcrgea PI.. Red Bank 10-9 9100 Curtain 8 p.m. except Sals., 9:11 p.m. Matinee Sun.. 1175 ROUTE 3S Phant 671-6773 Sml. IO6 June 27,1:11 p.m. _ _, 741-2208 S». US SHREWSBURY. N. J MONDAY JUNt 7, 1876 TIM. D»ml) RL^JJ*I I Matawan board approves salary guide 123,(30. By DAVID ASTOB Drive since 1918 and a mem- rules, a unanimous vote is When asked after the meet- right to know " He added In other action of the brief ber of the local school system needed at special meetings lo ing to explain his vole, Mr wryly: "Sure I'm an S.O.ff. MATAWAN - The Region special meeting, the board 22 years. discuss more than two resolu- Kidzus said that the sick but I don't care." al Board of Education unanimously approved the ap- After this vote, a motion tions. Mr. Kidzus voted leave resolution, unlike the A special meeting will be adopted a new salary guide pointment of John Valenli as was brought up to continue against the measure, stirring salary guide and principal held today at B p m in the only at (or administrators, appointed the new principal ol the Ra- the meeting to discuss the angry reactions from the oth- measures, had not been ad- Broad Street Elementary a principal and got into a vine Drive School, effective question ol extending sick er seven board members. One vertised in advance. School, according lo Board heated argument - all in is July 1. Mr. Valenti will re- leave by one month for a member walked out in disgust "There was plenty of lime President Judith K Hurley, Keystone Saving minutes place Robert Hardy, who has teacher in the Regional and the meeting broke up 15 to put it in the papers," he t,o vote on the sick leave ran The salary guide, approved been principal at Ravine School District. Under board minutes after it began said. "The public has the lion 5-3, delineates rive annual payment stepi (or nine ad *•**••••**•• •**•***•**••*•*****************•••**••••••• •**•••**• miniitraton within the local Regional School District. Dr. Hey Big Saver, Come to the CelebratlonI Foodtown Has It All at ... John F. Regan, superinten- til dent o( schools, noted that the guide, elective lor the 1876 77 school year, will provide these administrators with an average salary increase of seven per cent from last year. >'••*••• Earlier in the year, the lo • . RfMIM ANY OB ALL SUMR COUPONS WITH cal administrative personnel committee, which consists of FOODTOWN IS BURSTING WITH REVOLUTIONARY CASH SAVINGS! three board members, nego- tiated a nine per cent salary , increase with Dr. Regan's of- fice. The other two per cent, Dr. Regan said, will be of- fered to the administrators through merit raises. Under the new guide, the steps for the principal of the elementary school, (or ex- WITH THIS COUPON A NO AN ADOITtOMAl IT.MMMOtl PUKHAll wtiujlrtoj 11 *A milk tiftowsiIA Q-ufrtoMrM Q* •l(#4foM< boW4MttA44 ample, will range from (22,100 Coupon »ooJ at any ra+4iomn ftuporifwkm*. Limit on* JOOt MO.I PII "I don't buy this guide busi- • ItoKolli b*«a Coupon food M •» loosen Suoormorhot. Lhull •»• «•»" »or •<»» ••"«»

ness," he declared. "I will not R ft R t 1 Coupon ooo« Jun* . thru Jwrt* 12 only No. M vote for this because we're then obligated to pay anyone LMnTand. who comes to the school sys- STEW BEEI tem at a level of at least the first step." The 1971-77 term will be the CHUCK STEAK second year that the local school system has used the guide. Previously, salaries of B«»fRib the administrators had been SHORT RIBS .b up to the discretion of the su- perintendent, who, alter lis- ^ Cut Q|p«ii rim. Tonrf.rV tening to recommendations, | ComMroHun SHOULDER would determine a salary in- I unit* CUT •• * j| PORK CHOPS crease by a merit system.

Other salary ranges ap- 1OMEND rir*y Coakad Wafer ArfoM I H proved include the high lor ROAST "••• PORKCHOPS SMOKED HAM SIKB OR ROAST o. » 1 school principal. 125.500 first CMI Pnm YOMO tonoor bn nW Porkon MUllMUtV SMOKED C CMTCMNLIOS <*«•*• ^79' step to |M,2M fifth step; prin- PORK CHOP cipal of the middle school, Produce Special. HAM CHICKEN BREASTS — — fc 99* |2),!M to 128.»M. and guid- PgRKlO-N ^$fW t™™> ||M n« corool«Mo ao>>l 89^_ l ilnOiili»)«.Mii r r ance director, 120,1(0 to BH INP PORK LOIN M _£2-T SMOKED HAM •„« Pontoo ^99* SCHICKHAUS DAISIES fc *1 Purchase WE GLADLY REDEEM U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS of tract GREEN GIANT FOODTOWN BLEACH HAWAIIAN PUNCH ' PEAS "•" QUMII ol Ih. Soft Prvtl readied Foodtuwo Umwaclensd In Oil Chun, light Meal GRAPEFRUIT BUMBLE BEE OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The TUNA FISH Township Council was to in- JUICE *«" PEACHES troduce an ordinance at In Oil Chunk Light Mml u I #llfr*raiS GREEN GIANT Kitchen si. tonight's public meeting to WHITE PAPER 00 CHICKEN OF THE < purchase 71 acres of property GREEN TOMATOES DfLKIOUSAPPUS on West Park Ave, adjacent 4 "' I PLATES SEA TUNA FISH ' hW.»t-». Mb. ._ Juhr CdMin.1.- H— M* _^ «»^k, to the municipal pool com- BEANS In O.t Chunk Lighl M.-(»t plex CAUnORACARROTS 5^*1 LEMONS 10-59* According to Mayor Joseph STYROFOAM » FOODTOWN A. Palaia, the property being G^Y^rMITRVPLES .49' nORWMJMES* 6 -59' considered is owned by Sam- CUPS TUNA FISH «'. Mr> Mror>oio Hoo HO BoUw Inofcol Itv* too 1> HOBDAOIAHGiS 15>'l ROBBA MANGOS —K uel WelU Mr. Weltz is report- ELBOW MACARONI & edly asking K5O.OO0 (or the 79 purchase. CAROLINA RICE 0. *2 BAG«7s SANDWICH BAGS 69* Frozen Food Specials The council is expected to TRASH CAN LINERS set a special meeting date on TALL KITCHEN BAGS jZZ. 79* CAMPFWEMARSHMALLOWS June 29 to air public views on SARANWRAP MORTON FOODTOWN the purchase. LOCAL SODAi ^.w$| POTATO CHIPS -59« POT PIES VEGETABLES Mayor Palaia said that the TABBY CAT FOOD LEMONADE CII I Mill n Ocean Township Environmen- tun OH SPAGHETTI SAUCE — *l fOKOW01 DBS!CORNCTi *39« $ tal Commission has recom- STAPUFI mended that the township PAPER PLATES — . .»». THIN PRETZELS c59* purchase the property. 25' 5 l MAM MARS CANDY O >*• O™ o-Hutm. The Environmental Com- SHOUT mission has suggested several - *- lYSOl _ SNOW CROP KEPFRIOWATOIS '£ Z+ • CUAMIR 08ANGE JUKE uses (or the land, One recom- tt 29* COtWONTW mendation Is to construct a aOUNOCRor senior citiien complex on the "JUHC IS DAKY MONTH" S I Deli Specials Appetizer Specials property and then sell it. sou nun Dairy Specials M. .it R. . I n> B. . I f>.r HAWARAM PUNCH 3tZ.*l Another suggestion is to use IMPORTED POLISH t i.i m i ifooo. part of the land (or a Little SHOESTRING -39* COOL WHIP -iS- 65' B| League and Babe Ruth oper- FOODTOWN FRANKS a 79 FROZEPOTATOEh S PPVttVff HoMrVo o' #WoTkafW H*BL ation. FROZEN* a . | APTSU WACAROli I, jCjBSt ,^ j*j^ The Environmental Com- I I APTrr»lfe..S LASAGNl E •• £.' mission also urges that the HAM 59 FAMIFAMILLY back portion of the lot be raonpwN aw am kflSHFISHCAKEC S SAwTlH '««$"' "* ZT '* 1" used (or research and devel- $ opment. The lot has 100 (eet WMURMKACUREIACON •-"** of frontage on Rt. IS. ^KANKOSHEI FRANKS -^ $ Bakery Specials According to Mayor Palaia. MARGARINE ] f COTTAGE QfiSt ] this is the largest piece of MNCHKKMROU -'T-. $1W property left in the township Kook (. !_>•« jewisJewisnh Rywye or PumpernickerumpermcKcil ^ _ east ol Rt. J5. AJMH U69'J $ The tax assessor's o((Ice re- FOODTOWW SAUBKRADT ported that the total lot FOODTOWN BREAD 3 1 owned by Mr Welti Is 1*4 COLOMBO YOGURT SUCH) PORK ROLL acres. This Is assessed at IVRBMPBnn IHBV BW cials $+41,100, according to the I9M BARREL PICKLES HOT DOG reasament figures The town- ship is presently assessod at tamun tr ROLLS II62 per cent of true value. $WB$$UCBS 2 99 The assessor's office report- ed that the 194-acre lot was 2 - 89 taxed (or RS.SOIast year

Hudson trip planned mm VIOINA FWGERS 'AT 65' MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - THIS The Department of Parts and COUPON M>b.r**> OATMAL COOKIES "^65' Recreation Is sponsoring a r's Collection ULTRA BAN >•»- WORTH , UPTON TEA BAGS MALLO PUFFS day-long trip up the Hudson MODORANT jQ* JOc of our regular low prko. River to Poughkeeprie for se- r ~o »o».oio»r>ii*1.,. I., , nior citlxens July 11. For fur atH CRACKERS X ther Information and reserva- 2.49* tions, contact the department CUP THIS COUPON at 147 Low Main St. 12 Thr TttMj ITrflb»i a«wsBuflY, H J. MONOAY. JUNE 7. i»76 City zoners hear support for day camp proposal

LONG BRANCH -Ann The witness, Paul Kiemin struct a *-by4t-foot recrea- is primarily residential and does not have access to a Chores, at Ocean Ave., owns that property on the other ing — which had been contin- pert rail wtite witness, ap- Jr., a city real estate broker, tional building and a swim- cannot be described as com- beach, is nonetheless "water property next to the proposed side of the proposed camp fa- ued from the May meeting to pearing before the Zoning testified in behalf of the own- ming pool on a 75 loot widf mercial. related" and is "like a beach camp site. He objected to the cility is owned by the city and Thursday at 7:10 p.m., re- site plan which places the Is vacant. questing the architect, Frank Board of Adjustment, has de- er of the 50-year-old Seashore lot in a commercial zone "The intent of the toning club," permitted in the zone. recreational building 10 feet Tomalno, Deal, to revise fended a variance application Day Camp, MS Second Ave., which requires 100-foot fron- code is to permit water-re- (The Planning Board has (Mr. Kieman said toe camp for a day camp on the city's from his property line and to attempted to buy part of the plans for the building, provid- who seeks to build another tage. He seeks both frontage lated uses such as beach declared the day camp is the new Ocean Blvd., stating he feet from a structure on his city-owned parcel at one ing windows along side walls. camp facility between Ocean and use variances. clubs, hotels and high rises same as a beach club and foresees little commercial de- property. time, but the city wouldn't The structure is to house Blvd. and Ocean Ave. in the with water views," he said. doesn't require a use vari- velopment nor additional con- block bounded by N. Bath and Mr. Kieman said he consid ance. But, on the advice of * Mr. Choras suggested the agree to the sale.) game areas, locker rooms "But I don't see it for an- struction of high-rise housing Pavilion Aves. ered the day camp "the best counsel, toners ignored the applicant adjust the plan so The applicant indicated be and offices. According to Mr. other 10 years," he testified. in the area during the next 10 The applicant, Augustino use for this property at this planners' designation.) there would be more footage would comply with the neigh- Villapiano, the new facility years. Villapiano, proposes to con- time." He said the area today He said the camp, which Another witness, Peter to the property line. He said bor's request, pending site would be used by U to 75 chil- he would have no objection to plan approval by the Planning dren who would be trans- the variance if the building Board. ported to and from the site by Shrewsbury Twp. foff the map were moved. He also noted Zoners continued the bear- bus. •y JIM OSTROFF Nevertheless, Mayor Fenig never got around to including communities across the state committee when it considered feels that the 68 acre town- our name on it." to create seven-to nine-mem- setting up a Planning Board SHREWSBURY TOWN- ship deserves more respect Actually, the roots of (he ber Planning Boards. three years ago," Mr. Himel- Jane is Bustin SHIP - If residents here than the Heame firm is ac- township's "identity prob- At present, the three-mem- man said, "that creation of have an identity crisis, you cording it. lem" can be traced to its ge- ber Township Committee also such a board would be an really can't blame them "I'm going to call the com- ographical development. sets zoning and planning po- empty gesture since there is They do not exist - at least pany in the next few days and The community, established licy. so little land available for de- Heame Brothers, Detroit, the find out why they left us off in 1US, was for many decades "It was the feeling of this velopment anyway." ALL country's largest school map the map," the mayor said, among the largest municipal- makers, don't think so. making note of the firm's ities in the county. But a telephone number printed on series of secessions made it "We're just not on the an advertisement that offered one of the smallest. map," said a slightly puzzled to sell the erring maps at The first dropout was the OVER Mayor John P. Ferllg, who $127 50 apiece area known today as Shrews- examined a copy of Heame bury, which incorporated as a Brothers' 4-by-f-foot MOD Earlier, the committee in- DALE separate borough in 1926 mouth County map dicated it did not favor crea- tion of a township Planning Then in 1950, residents in CARNEGIE "It shows the streets - all Board, viewing this body as the' 16-square mile area; be- three of them in fact — and unnecessary. tween Sycamore Ave. and lit At ReussilleS'90th Anniversary! the surrounding towns of Red William Himelman, town- 33 also voted secession, tak- COURSE COME TO REUSSILLES* - DRAW A Bank, Shrewsbury and Tinton ship attorney, advised the ing the name New Shrews- Falls," the mayor observed at committee that the 1075 Mu- bury. Last year, they voted to "NEGOTIABLE NICKEL" a Township Committee meet- nicipal Land Use Law empo- jettison this name in favor of ing, "but they apparently wered the governing bodies in Tinton Falls. FREE bom our "Negotiable Nickel Jar Yon may Win.... Preview Meeting I 1. A specially designed cocktail ring containing 90 CAN BENEFIT points of Diamond! t Courts repair sought MEN AND WOMEN 2. A specially designed cocktail ring containing 76 NUDDLETOWN points of Colored Stones! LONG BRANCH - The blamed for the courts deterio- The proposal presented rec- BUCK SMITH'S TAVfIN l ration Incnoii Prill ond (onlidiiui 3. A $20.00 Gift Certificate! Board of Education has ommends that residents be Palmtr A». at It. 36 agreed to solicit bids for reno- Milton Hughes, superinten- charged 50-cents per hour of Sptok Effectively vating the Bath Ave. tennis dent of schools, said that court time; non-residents, fl tell Ywmill ond Tout Idiot WED. JUNE 9th 7 M. courts and reviewed a propos- court use was improperly su- per hour. Bt You BM With Any Group HAZLET al to pay for the costs of the pervised resulting in van- limimbtf Nomei According to Mr. Korey's HOUDAYMN 'renovations dalism. plan, with the courts opened Think ond ipiok on Tom Ftil n. 35 It was estimated that it will A proposal presented by from June 12-Sept. I, he esti- Control Fior ond Worry cost $20,000 to renovate the Herbert Korey, assistant su- mated income at $23,186 ll 0 Idler ConvenolionolKI MM. JUNE 14th 7 PA. courts, adjacent to the Junior perintendent of schools, calls Potential expenses, in- 9. Develop Tour Hidden Abilitm rVtunttd by High School. for fees to be charged for cluding employes, was esti- Wll WIITHOM 1 ASIOC, INC. The city handled the oper- court use apd tennis instruc- mated to be 112,949 The plan 60 Stifling Rd ation of the courts last sum- tion to absorb the costs of the calls for rental of space to or- Wolthung. N. J. 07040 T.I. 753 93M mer, an-; in general, was resurfacing. ganizations for H per hour per court. CERTIFICATES MONEY 6 YEARS $5,000 Min. — THIS GREAT NEW SERVICE 5 YEARS CAN START YOU ON THE ROAD $5,000 Min. TO YOUR FIRST MILLION on your part. v iHt MOVE i onus rat iwrno ranoo ONIYI Look how easy Sav-A-Matic makes things. We simply transfer money from your checking to your savings

ginia By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI upon which America was founded," he said. Mr Cunningham said he wished that the people of New FT MONMOUTH - This Mr Cunningham urged that Jersey had as much interest nation's Bicentennial will not the Declaration of Indepen- in this historic period as did end this July 4, it will just be- dence should be re-read slow- the people of those two states. gin at that time, said John T , ly. He also urged the au Cunningham, chairman of the 1 dience to lest the reality of The historian noted that New Jersey Historical Com- the dream of the Declaration Gen. George Washington mission. of Independence against con spent 750 days and nights of the war in New Jersey. He Mr Cunningham Friday ditions today. added that this was the heart- night was the guest speaker The noted historian said the land of the new world. for the Monmouth County declaration contains a dream Bicentennial Ball at Gibbs that all men are created Mr. Cunningham traced the BAJ equal which is far from being history of the Revolutionary Mr. Cunnigham addressed a reality now but that the War, the difficulties Washing- an audience attired in cos- dream lives on. ton had with .his troops who tumes depicting the 200 years Mr. Cunningham said he be- were not re-enlisting. of this nation. Some or those lieves that God will love The Battle ol Trenton was attending were dressed in America as long as "we keep the "second most important 18th ceniury-styled clothes. that dream alive. If we viol- Christmas in history," said Others were dressed in 20th ate that dream then we de- Mr. Cunnignham. He ex- century-styled clothes. serve to lose it." He reminded plained how this battle and its the audience that "we do victory for the colonists gave Mr. Cunningham told the new life to the American audience that he was dis- have a choice" whether that •|Ut»k«tekrCr CM Ftmi. a miniature football helmet years. dan T. Byrne, Lester Grubman, president Mon- with the emblem of the NY Lester Grubman, Little Sil- HONORED BY BOY SCOUTS - Mrs. Betty Iselin, DISTINGUISHED GUESTS - Gathered to honor Jets football team. (Mrs. Ise- Mrs. Betty Iselin for her distinguished charitable mouth Council Boy Scouts, and Orland Johnson, ver, Boy Scout Council chair- Oceanport, received the Joshua Huddy dis- Boy Scout executive director. lin's husband, Philip, is presi- man, served as master of cer- tinguished citizen award at a dinner In her honor service are left to right, Julian Hoffman, New Jer- dent of the Jets.), a family al- sey Highway Authority Commissioner, Gov. Bren- emonies at Monmouth College. Tournament Counties9 officials contestants on balancing board First la a series "When you've had the tor Joseph Weslo, "But we do By CHERYL MORRISON of economic turndown where view every, -expansion and ev- Associated Press Writer private industry has been ery proposed project in terms forced to cut back, then it is of what the taxpayers can af- all winners Inflation and unemployment incumbent upon government ford and how much they are have put elected officials on to make hard decisions as to WEST LONG BRANCH - track, field and swimming willing to pay." events during a state spon- the balancing board between where there should be re- Ocean County is facing the It was the Tournament of voters' demands for contin- duced services," be says. Champions and every partici- sored field day at Monmouth end of a construction boom ued services on one hand and "If it had been an austerity pant was a winner. College on Saturday. that has been a painless lower taxes on the other. budget, I would have voted source of increased tax reve- Under sunny skies, hun- The youngsters, successful Some governments have for it because then it would nue for several years. But the dreds of children with handi- in county and regional meets managed to pivot between the have matched the constraints number of new buildings to caps or learning disabilities earlier this spring, represent- alternative of raising taxes or the citizenry at large is being tax isn't growing as fast as it ed all areas of the state In toe turned out to compete in cutting back payrolls and ser- forced to Uve with." was, while the cost of ser- third annual competition. k vices. Others have had to re- Union's freeholders vices for newcomers contin- The tournament, sponsored sort to both so they could bal- wouldn't lay off employes or ues to rise. The freeholders by the N.J. Department of ance their budgets. cut back services, and the might soon increase the tax Child struck Community Affairs, for all County governments also county's budget and tax rate, rate, and the freeholders al- categories of the handicapped have to deal with demands therefore, went up. ready have authorized the by car is except mental retardation, in- from municipal officials who The county manager says county's first bond sale to cluded swimming events, bad- look to them for assistance in the increase would have been pave the way for the long- minton, basketball, volley providing services without higher, or the cutbacks would term indebtedness it has still critical ball, tennis, foul shooting, raising local taxes. If the have been necessary, if a so- avoided so far. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - shot put, softball toss, wheel- county pays for the services, phisticated computer system Officials in Ocean and else- James Seward, age I, of I chair races and slolom, long the local officials don't have hadn't enabled him to moni- where are worried thai a path Uoyd Place remained In criti- Jumps and IS-and 50-yard to raise property taxes to tor expenses closely. of indebtedness will lead to cal condition at Monmouth dashes. fund them. In Sussex, which has one of problems like New York's, Medical Center, Long Branch, "The pressure for services the smallest county budgets where the city was borrowing early today, suffering from Each child who competed are mostly from mayors or in the state, the appropria- money to pay the interest on head Injuries sustained when took home at least a certifi- councils," said Everett Latti- tions went up but the lax rate funds it had already bor- he tu struck by a car. cate of participation. more, a Democrat in his sixth went down. That county is rowed. Police said tat boy was hit The annual program is a year as a Union County free- government by fiscal con- But the state says it. can't by a car driven by Gayle San- spinolf of the Special Olym- holder. "Most taxpayers servatives who resist every happen here. toro, 111 Cedar Ave., Long pics for the mentally retarded aren't even quite sure what request for funds .and even "What happened in New Branch, Friday on Whalepond which operates indepen- •I county government does." resist cost increases man- York can't happen in New Road at W. Park Ave. Ac- dently. But both aim to pro- READY, GET SET — And they're off In a dash for achievement at the an- Lattimore was the only dated by the state. Jersey because we have con- cording to police, (be young- vide disabled youngsters a nual Tournament of Champions, Monmouth College, West Long Branch. freeholders to vote against "I think Sussex County of- trols," says John Laezza, di- ster ran into the street from taste of Individual physical The state-wide competition for handicapped children is sponsored by the Union's $57 5 million budget, fers an awful lot for the dol- rector of the Division of Local between stopped vehiclei. achievement. N.J. Department of Community Affairs. which he says Is too high. lar," says Freeholder Direc- Government Services. 14 The DMty Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JUNE 7. 1976 Lincoln: Seward's first folly was no help By SID MOODY had fewer illusions than Seward about Southern in- Navy Secreury Gideon Welles that Mercer was to have (FMrteeMk •!a series) transigence. Powhatan. Porter's group finally wired Seward to straight- "You think slavery is right and ought to be extended," en out the mess. Near midnight, Seward hustled over to The president-elect was sitting in his home in he wrote a friend in the South, "while we think it is wrong Willard's Hotel to find Welles. They set off to find Lincoln Springfield, III, talking to a newsman when his young son and ought to be restricted. That I suppose is the rub." And "On our way thither," recalled Welles, "Mr. Stward Willie burst into the room demanding a quarter. Abraham the more immediate chafing point was an unready bastion remarked that, old as he was, Be had learned a lesson Lincoln had only five pennies and put them on his desk. in Charleston harbor, Fort Sumter. from this affair, and that was, he had better attend to his Willie spurned them and ran off. Work on Sumter had begun in 1829 when granite leav- own business and confine his labors to his own department. "As soon as he finds 1 will give him no more, he will ings from New England were first piled on a sandbar. In To this 1 cordially assented." come and get it," Lincoln said Willie did A few months 1810, it was still uncompleted and so thinly manned that Lincoln apologized, saying he had confused Powhatan later, the waiting game was not so effective. the wife of Capt. Abner Doubleday, the alleged father of with another vessel, Pocahontas. Powhatan would go to The election of the Republican Lincoln had made se- baseball, took a turn at sentry duty. To the South and par- Sumter, Lincoln ruled, that being of more importance. On cession a foregone conclusion South Carolina declared her ticularly South Carolinians, Sumter was a federal intrusion April 6, Powhatan sailed with Porter, whose dedication to independence Dec 20, I860, and Mississippi, Florida, Ala- on states' rights. To Lincoln, it was a possible bargaining the secrecy of the Pickens mission was so strict he had chip to keep Virginia In the Union. To Seward, it was an been in hiding at the Astor House and sneaked on board In element in his grandiose and unauthorized diplomacy with mufti Off Staten Island, Porter came on deck with Lin- LEADERS IN CRISIS a Confederate peace commission coln's original order, and Mercer went ashore. Just then a Seward thought Lincoln a gangling rustic. One of the fast launch pulled up with a telegram signed by Seward di- secretary's first acts had been to propose to Lincoln pro- recting that Mercer, indeed, was to command the ship. bama, Georgia and Louisiana had followed soon after. But voking possible war with England or Spain over their inter- Porter protested: "I received my orders from the presi- Virginia had not, and as the Old Dominion went, most vention in Santo Domingo and Mexico, thereby reinstilling dent and shall proceed and execute them." And he did. likely so would go the South national patriotism. Seward volunteered to become Lin- Never explained was why Seward did not sign the tele- Even as Lincoln headed East for his inaugural, the se- coln's prime minister in the business. Lincoln politely but BEFORE FORT FELL - Soldiers' wives and fami- gram with Lincoln's name, as he should have. Was he pro- ceding states had declared a Confederacy at Montgomery firmly said he would continue as president, thank you. lies at Fort Sumter In Charleston, S.C., harbor tecting his own favorite project, the Pickens expedition, and named Jefferson Davis president. For all its euphoria, Meanwhile, he consulted with his Cabinet about the ad- were evacuated In February, 1861. The fort surren- and weakening the one to Sumter which, he opposed? In the South was not without its skeptics "South Carolina is visability of supplying the 68 soldiers at Sumter under the dered several weeks later. any event, when-Fox's task force reached Sumter, the too small for a republic and too big for a lunatic asylum," command of Maj. Robert Anderson, who had once taught shooting had already begun. Edmund Ruffin, a fiery seces- said Judge James Louis Petigru, a unionist But James Bu- artillery to his new opponent In Charleston, Gen. Pierre sionist who was so envenomed at the North that he refused chanan, a lame duck President, could only waddle help- Beauregard, C.S.A., formerly Maj. Beauregard, U.S.A. Bu- to save face and his authority, Seward urged Lincoln to to read Noah Webster's dictionary, threw out the first can- lessly He said in his annual message in December 1860 chanan had tried to supply the fort In January, but the re- non ball for the South. Doubleday, a rabid abolitionist, thai the federal government cnuld not coerce the Southern supply Fort Pickens off Pensacola as well Lincoln agreed, lief ship had been turned back by Southern cannon fire. Gen- threw out the first cannon baU for the North. Without Pow- states, but neither could they legally secede. but unfortunately did not inform his secretaries of War and eral Winfield Scott, Lincoln's Army commandant, now ad- Navy of the plan, a serious mistake he later conceded. hatan's fire power, Fox disdained running the southern William Seward, the secretary of State-designate, was vised the post be surrendered. Most of the Cabinet agreed. batteries, and Anderson surrendered after a M-hour bomb- of the opinion, however, that secession would "wither in Only Postmaster General Montgomery Blair, from the bor- The two task forces were hurriedly prepared in secret ardment. The waiting game was played out. the sunlight" under the benign guidance of himself, not der state of Maryland, argued violently that federal honor at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the key to both being the 11- Si-ward's Folly is the term once attached to the pur- Lincoln. Instead it was Seward s highly irregular manflf and Sumter be maintained. gun warship Powhatan, the biggest available. Captain Gus- chase of Alaska, but it was not his first. verings behind Lincoln's back that created the uncertainly On March 29, 1861, Anderson issued the last barrel of tavus Fox of the Sumter expedition thought Powhatan Postscript: Four years to the day Sumter surrendered, that helped make civil war a certainty. flour to his mess. The next day, Lincoln finally made up would be his, Capt. Samuel Mercer commanding. Also in Anderson returned there to raise the same flag he had low- Lincoln really entered the convention at Chicago, a his mind and ordered a relief expedition to be ready to sail New York, however, was Lt David Porter, with secret or- ered to the now defeated South. That night In Washington bustling new city of 110,000, as a favorite son candidate to from New York by ApriJ 6. What the president did not ders from the president to take Powhatan on the Pickens Abraham Lincoln surrendered to his wife's insistence and prop up his chances tor the 1864 Illinois senatorial race. He know, however, was that Seward had already told the expedition. Captain Andrew Foote, commandant of the attended a play at Ford's Theater. emerged something of a surprise winner over Seward. He peace commissioners the fort would be surrendered. Now, Navy Yard, was in a whirl because he had orders from Next: Andrew Johnson Growing elderly population brings change pressures

"The tragedy of old age " the productive sector of so- Population Age 65 and over of housing its old people will in America is that we have ciety to pay the pensions of live in, whether there willl be made absurdity all but mevi AMERICA GETS OLDER the retired. more planned towns or if an table We have cheated our- A more fundamental 10 :o 30 to effort will be made to in- selves. Bui we still have the change, Butler suggests, tegrate the elderly more into possibility for making life a Today there are 1,600 but it may cost them twice as would be to find ways for old the community. work of art." — Robert N. more Americans over 65 than much as it does now. The So-! u people to remain longer in Experts on the elderly Butler, M.D., winner of the there were yesterday. Tomor- cial Security Administration the work force. say communities should draw 1976 Pulitzer Prize for his row the number will grow estimates that in the year "What we are studying more on the professional book, "Why Survive? Being again, and by the year 2020 — 2020, there will be 2.2 persons here," Butler said, "is not skills of retired people, such Old in America " The follow- when the post-World War II working for every one draw- just older people the way they as having retired lawyers of- ing, is the first of three arti- baby boom crop passes age 65 ing retirement benefits. That are now, but older people as fer legal services to the ag- cles on America's growing el- — there will be an estimated compares to 3 2 workers for they can become. We have to ing, retired doctors and nurs- derly population. It looks at 43 million older Americans, everj beneficiary today. integrate them into the work es offer care in the home and the social and economic rami- almost twice as many as Last year the adminis- force and keep them young- retired teachers give courses fications of having an increas- there are now. tration estimated that by er." in the schools. ing proportion of the popu- About one in 10 Ameri- 2025, each worker may have Because older people lation over 65 Educators say that there cans is over 65 today. But if to contribute 10.2 per cent of have more medical problems will be more and more el- young people continue their his salary to Social Security, than the population as a derly signing up for courses By ANN BLACKMAN present taste for late mar- compared to the 5 4 per cent ! whole, more facilities will be in the colleges and univer- WASHINGTON (AP) - riage and small families, the he throws in today. Under |needed to care for the grow- sities, that a semester of Get ready for a shock Amer- year 2020 will see at least one present law, the employer ing aging population, argues French literature or a course ica: You're getting a little in six Americans over IS. If contributes the same amount Dr. George Maddux director in art history will become a (Proic.l.d I98O 2030) older every day Soon you will advanced medical techniques to the system • of the Duke University Center recreational as well is a need more hospital units for conquer such killers as can- Such a move is likely to for the Aging in Durham. N. fcaulS Cnuihri* learning experience. the elderly, more doctors and cer, heart attack and strokes, be unpopular with the work- C. nurses trained to care for the ratio could reach one in ing force. But political pres- "We have contrived a sys- One must ask how ill them. five sure from pensioners, already tem of medicine that does these changes will manifest You will be under pres- And because women prob- strong, will increase as their magnificent things for ter- themselves. One way will be sure to change your Social ably will continue to live long- numbers grow. rible problems but doesn't in the political system Voting Security and pension systems, er than men, the 65 and older Such conflicting pressures deal with chronic illness," records show that older per- to reconsider the way you population of the future will may increasingly pit the gen- Maddox said. "We require ELDERLY POPULATION GROWTH - Chart based on data provided by sons are much more likely to force people to retire. be largely female, most of erations against each other, .pitifully low standards for the U.S. Census Bureau, covers the years 1900-2030. It shows the number of register and vote than young- er ones. Your swelling population them widows said Dr. Robert N. Butler. His 'nursing homes . . . The people aged 65 and over and the population each year. Figures lot the of old people will press you Strains on the Social examination of the status of American medical system is years 1980-2030 are protected. Chart shows that by year 2030, based on a Figures from the 1974 Increasingly to create new Security system are among today's elderly is outlined in geared to acute and specialty population of 304,328,000 some 51,590,000 persons will have reached oge 65 congressional elections show jobs for them, both private the most pressing problems his recently published Pulit- medicine, and the biggest and over. that about 71 per cent of enterprise and government created by this "gray revolu- zer Prize-winning book, "Why problems of old people aren't those over 66 reported regis- tering and voting, compared programs that draw on the tion " Survive? Being Old in Amer- characterized that way. We raise costs." the elderly In their courses, In the home. to 41 per cent of those be- skills of retired professionals Under the present sys- ica." have no cleverness to deal Maddox said that medical that doctors must be encour- Besides changes in how it tween 18 and 24. They will seek govern- tem, benefits to retired Butler, who was recently with the medical problems of institutions must be encour- aged to study them, that semi- administers medical care to late life." ment programs to retrain people are paid from the pay- appointed the first head of the aged to include the physical professional people must be the elderly, the country will Next: Llvlag <• Stdal Sen- them for new jobs and will be roll taxes of those presently new National Institute on Ag- For example, Maddox and psychological problems of trained to deliver health care have to consider what kinds rlly hi 1*71 banging increasingly on the in the work force. That ing within the National In- said the country spends much doors of your colleges and means that today's young and stitutes of Health, advocates more money on spectacular universities, even as the num- middle-aged are putting mon- having the federal govern- medical achievements like ber of traditional college-age ey aside, not for their own re- ment contribute to the Social heart transplants and arti-I youth drops off. tirement, but for those now Security system, something ficial kidney treatment than it; Ford cites energy goals These are no idle pre- retired. that has not been done in the does on preventive care, espe- dictions. They are based on But who will pay the retire- past. This would have the ad- cially for older people. By SHKRRY CONOHAN about 41 per cent of its total Mr. Ford said off-shore oil headcounU of people already ment benefits of the baby vantage of taking relatively "We don't care for them boom generation? more money from people of crude oil from foreign development on toe Eastern born, plus predictions in until they're sick enough to WASHINGTON - The present trends in births and higher income than is now the sources, compared to 31 per' seaboard and elsewhere Chances are it will still be go to the hospital," Maddox United Stales needs to in- deaths. the young and middle-aged, case, but would still be taxing said, "and all that does is cent only two years ago. "Ev- would proceed only after in- crease the number of nuclear ery year we don't expand our depth environmental impact power plants in the country nuclear power capacity we in- statements have been pre- fourfold to 200 by 1985 in or- evitably become more de- pared and consideration given der to become energy suf- pendent on foreign oil, not to the Impact it would have ficient, according to Presi- only as to supply but at to on seacoast communities and dent Ford. price," he said. states that border the shore. In a discussion of energy The President sidestepped He said he thought the Inte- needs at a news conference the question of whether new rior Department was con- with New Jersey newspaper nuclear plants should be lo- structively handling the ad- editors and reporters and cated offshore, such is s vertising for bids for the pur- broadcasters at the White floating nuclear plant which chase of exploration tights in House on Wednesday, the has been proposed for loca- the outer continental shelf President also said he ex- tion in the Atlantic off the The Interior Department is pected a decision would be coast of Atlantic City. tentatively scheduled to re- made sometime this year on "At to the specifics," he deye bids in mid-August on where to locate a proposed said, "this is a very technical the lease of 876,750 acres in national energy research cen- proposition and I do not be- the Atlantic off the shore of ter. lieve that it is i matter where New Jersey and Delaware for New Jersey Has been tout- I should pre-empt the ex- oil exploration. The area to ed as a prime possible loca- PONDERS - President pertise of the Nuclear Regu- be leased Is In the Baltimore tion for the facility. Mr. Ford, Ford listens to question latory Agency. That is their Canyon Trough, approximate- however, gave no clue as to during White House job. ly 54 miles off shore, extend- where the center might wind news conference with "I can only say," be added, ing southward from Barnegat up when asked what New Jer about 50 New Jersey "that an expansion of nuclear to Rehobeth Beach, Del. The •sey's chancel were for get- newspaper editors, re- power capacity is absolutely President also said the natu ting it. . porters and broad- essential for American energy ral gas Industry needed to be 1 "The decision on that will casters. Independence." deregulated In order to get be mide by toe Energy Re- gram to develop such plants The President said the' more domestic supplies and search ind Development is a necessity if the United United States must become prevent the serious natural Agency, which his the re- States is to become energy energy independent by 1985 gas shortages that have oc- sponsibility to analyze all the sufficient. "And that does mean we have curred In New Jersey and applications and to make a "At the present time, we to utilize some of our outer other states technical judgment," he said. have 58 operating nuclear continental resources," he For the last II months l "I would expect that some power plants By 1985 we continued. have been trying to prod the time in 1171 that decision have to have 200," he said. "We are going to move Congrats Into passing deregu would be made, bat that Is • "If we don't increase our nu- ahead, out we hope io do it latlon of new natural gas," be job for the head of the clear power capacity, we will In a very responsible way In said. "Unfortunately, the Con- Energy Research and Devel- become more and more de- order to achieve the construc- gress has not acted affirmati- VISIT WITH MRS. FORD - First Lady Betty Ford New Jersey. With Mrs. Ford are the other two opment Agency, Dr. Sea pendent on foreign oil tive utilization of these poten- vely on my energy indepen- snakes hands with Dr. Anthony Vlllane, Monmouth Monmouth County GOP legislators, Mrs. Marie A. mans, and his advisers " sources." tial resources In the outer dence program, Including the County Republican assemblyman, at the Trenton Muhler and Brian T. Kennedy. On the Issue of nuclear pow- Mr. Ford pointed out that continental shelf," he told the necessary Incentives to jet Country Club where she stopped during a visit to er, President Ford said a pro- today the United Stales buys media group. new natural (as supply."" Where SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1976 The Drily Regtater 15 the BIG ONES are... BE THERE!/

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JUNE 7. we f Ancient9 Celts bring reality to dreamy Cinderella Suns PHOENIX (AP) - This was a total team "The first time you win is unique," said effort," enthused Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn Cowens, a member of Boston's last champion- after his relentless Celtics bad clinched their ship team in 1(74. "When you win it once you 13th National Basketball Association cham- want to do it again cause you know what it's pionship in the past IS yean. like" The struggling Celtics, their age often "The younger guys really carried us," showing, nevertheless, were able to withstand said Boston captain John Havlicek, who at 36, the young, determined Phoenix Suns 87-80, en- is the league's second oldest player. "It is ding the Western Conference champions' Cin- really a tribute to them." derella dreams of winning their first league Phoenix Coach John MacLeod described title his team's performance in the final game as "We gutsed it out all season," continued "flat" and praised the Celtics for their de- Heinsohn, who coached the final game after fense, their offensive rebounding and for becoming ill following Friday night's triple- "driving us out of our offensive patterns." overtime game of the series, which ended with This was the fourth consecutive league the Celtics 4-2 winners. championship the Celtics had won on the road, "This hasn't been an easy season for me," the others in 1MB, 1M and 1174. It also was said Heinsohn, who was doubtful for this game the second title in seven years as a coach for CELTICS' NEW CUP - Boston Celtics president and general manager Red because of his weakened physical condition. Heinsohn, who previously had played on eight Auerbach, left, coach Tommy Heinsohn, and John Havlicek pose with the It wasn't an easy season — or easy series Boston championship clubs NBA trophy and NBA commissioner Larry O'Brien, right, after their 87-80 for Charlie Scott, either. Jo Jo White, who scored IS points for Bos- victory over the Phoenix Suns yesterday. The win gave the Celtics their Scott, traded from Phoenix after last sea- ton, was voted the Most Valuable Player in 13th NBA crown. son, had to prove himself with the Celtics. And the series. He was the Celtics' leading scorer he did it this season, despite some criticism. with IN points After that, White and Scott collaborated for the series in Boston, they battled back and But in this series his play suddenly de- John Havlicek, playing despite a severe the Celtics' remaining It points. tied the series with two victories at home. teriorated. His shooting was poor and he muscle tear in his left foot, added 10 points for Both teams appeared to feel the effects of They then fought the Celtics throughout the fouled out in each of the five games. But in Boston and became the third leading scorer in Friday night's gruelling triple-overtime 128-126 fifth game, even when they trailed by 22 Game 6, he stayed in all the way and was the NBA playoff history. Havlicek now has 1,111 Boston victory and were off in both their points, and made a strong comeback when game's"leading scorer with S points, including points in the playoffs, putting him behind only shooting and timing. they trailed by 11 in the third quarter of the nine in the decisive fourth quarter. Elgin Baylor's 3,623 and Jerry West's 4,457. The Celtics, with Scott scoring 14 points, for- wild sixth game. "The sixth game must be my thing," said Rookies Alvan Adams and Ricky Sobers ged to a 38-33 halftime lead and increased the The loss was only the second at home in Scott, referring to his strong performances in were Phoenix' top scorers in the final game. advantage to 46-35 early in the third quarter. the last 21 games for the Suns, who had the clinching sixth game of the Celtics' pre- Adams finished with 20 points and was the The Suns, on Adams' 11 third-quarter reached the final round by upsetting Seattle vious two series against Buffalo and Cleve- series' leading scorer with 138, while Sobers points, narrowed the gap to 57-56 by the end of and defending NBA champion Golden State, land. In addition to his 25 points against the collected 19 points. the period and they finally inched ahead 6746 and after being tabbed as the longest shot of Suns, Scott had II rebounds, five steals and The Celtics went ahead to stay W 67 with with 7:23 remaining in the game. the 10 teams who made the NBA playoffs this three assists just under seven minutes remaining when But Boston's wily veterans — led by Havli- season. "Everyone kept telling me to take my Havlicek sank two free throws and moved cek, Cowens, White and Scott — overtook Phoenix' Keith Erickson, who had suffered a NOT MEI - Charlie Scott of the Boston Celtics shots and not worry about anything," said the past Wilt Chamberlain into third place on the them and ended the Suns' Cinderella dreams sprained right ankle in the fifth game, rein has his eyes on the referee as he presses Paul often maligned Scott. all-time playoff scoring list. of winning the title in their first championship jured the ankle In the first minute of the sec- Westphal of the Phoenix Suns for possession. No Burly Dave Cowens, who had 21 points During one stretch of the last quarter, series In the franchise's eight-year history. ond period. He crumpled to the floor after at- foul was called on Celtic who made the steal. At and a game-high 17 rebounds, called the title Havlicek and Cowens combined for 1] straight Despite losing, the Suns certainly were not tempting a jump shot, was helped off the left is Celtics' John Havlicek. "a feeling of accomplishment. Boston Points, giving the Celtics a 77-71 lead. disgraced. After losing the first two games in court and never returned to the game. Middletown South lures Rich Mosca MIDDLETOWN - Rich is expected to become offi- first in II years and earned with only 17 players year as head coach, losing and an opportunistic of- Mosca, highly-successful cial when the Middletown Mosca Daily Register dressed, Mosca was able to a share of the crown only fense. Last year's cham- football coach at Keyport Board of Education meets "Coach of the Year" hon- two-platoon during his final when the Raiders were up- pionship team registered High School, is expected to next Monday. ors. year. set, 64, by Holmdel in the five shutouts. become head coach at the Mosca is generally given last game of the season. He Is expected to take Mosca himself said of A tackle during his play- new Middletown South High credit for rebuilding a Key- Keyport came back to this same philosophy to Keyport's progress, "More ing days at Red Bank High School when it opens in port football program that win the "D" title last sea- Middletown. and more kids are coming School, Mosca graduated September, The Daily Reg- was in danger of floundering son with an undefeated con- That philosophy stresses out for teams. More people from West Liberty State ister learned from 1 re- due to lack of participation ference slate. The Raiders that if you like a winner, are going to games. In College in West Virginia liable source last night. He compiled a 14-12-3 then lost to South Hunt- everybody will want to be a short, more people are get- and then taught seventh erdon, 284, in the Central part of that winning. record during his three grade for one year at Hen- Mosca, who could not be ting involved in one way or Jersey, Group I final. Key- years with the Red Raiders ry Hudson before moving to The Keyport board of reached for comment last another." port finished the year with but suffered half of those Keyport to assist then head education is expected to night, is expected to tender an 8-3 mark with all losses defeats during his first That was in matted con- coach George Conti Jr. add the football coaching his resignation at Keyport year. trast to the Raiders' situ- coming in non-conference vacancy to its agenda, in the near future. He led Keyport to a sec- ation when Mosca took over His trademark at Key play. which includes discussing His appointment as head ond place finish in the in 1973. While the Raiders port was a stingy defense The conference cham- the basketball vacancy, at coach at Middletown South Shore Conference "D" Di- had finished one season vision in 1174, his second pionship was Keyport's a meeting later this week. Gamble belt LA socks Mets; helps Yanks Phils top Giants gain split Los Angeles pitcher Don driving in three runs with two Elsewhere in the National Sutton acknowledged that doubles and a single, said be League, San Diego Jumped some personal problems have feels good about the way he NEW YORK (AP) - Oscar off Paul Lindblad Chris Pittsburgh (-1, Atlanta out- Chambliss singled Munson been troubling him recently, has been playing. lasted Montreal 14-1. and Gamble's three-run homer but added he wouldn't let "I guess it's confidence and capped a four-run rally in the home to tie the score at 2-2 Houston took a doubleheader them interfere with his per- maturity." he said. "I feel tbe ninth inning that carried New Carlos May then singled and from the Chicago Cubs, 24 formance. best I've felt since I've come York to a 5-2 victory over the Fingers replaced Lindblad. and 5-1 Oakland A's yesterday giving He proved that yesterday, up, but I guess I should since Graig Nettles singled off scattering eight hits and en- this is my seventh year in the In the American League, the Yankees a split of their Fingers but Chambliss was double header. ding a three-game losing big leagues." Boston downed California 4-1, thrown out at the plate. streak as the Dodgers pound- Los Angeles jumped to a 6-2 Milwaukee shaded Kansas Oakland won the first game Gamble then drilled a line ed the New York Mets. 113. lead against Jerry Koosman, City 4-3 in 14 Innings, tbe Chi 3-2. drive over the right field wall "Yes, there have been some 6-3, added two rum in the cago White Sox beat Cleve- Gamble homered off relie- to end a four-game losing things bothering me which fourth off reliever Rick Bald- land twice, 3-2 and 54, Min- ver Rollie Fingers into the streak for the Yankees. I'm not at liberty to discuss," win, then coasted behind Sut- nesota downed Baltimore right field stands with two Yankee pitcher Dave Pagan he said. "But when 1 come ton's eight-hit pitching. Sut- twice, 3-2 and 114. outs for the Yankees' fifth allowed single runs in the sec- out to do my job, I'll do my straight hit in the ninth-inning ton, 5-1, had lost three ond and third innings, but did job. When I cross the while rally. straight decisions. not permit the A's a hit after line, my only job is to gel hit- New York's John Milner With one out Thurman Mun the fourth, retiring the last II ters out." slugged his seventh home run son tripled to left-center field men. Pagan has won both his Sutton. who faced the Mets of the season, a two-run shot career major league decision for the first time since turn- in the third inning, for the and is 14 this season. ing down a trade to New Mets' scoring until the ninth, York tan winter, said he had when a ran tallied on a bates In the opening game, Vida no regrets about not making loaded walk to Joe Torre. Blue, 6-5, was relieved by Fin- the move. gers in the eighth inning and "No, I have no regret about Steve Garvey, with a double the Oakland relief ace earned IT'S SUPER UMP — Umpire Jim McKean makes his call clear to New turning down tbe trade to and two singles, also drove in his fifth save of the season by York Yankee shortstop Fred Stanley and Phil Garner of Oakland In fourth New York," he said. "They're two runs. preserving the win. Yankee inning action at Yankee Stadium yesterday. McKean ruled Garner safe as great fans there, maybe the Ron Cey .singled home a run starter Ed Flgueroa, 6-4, took he stretched a single into a double in the first game of a scheduled doub- best In the league. It's noth- In the tint, Garvey singled in the loss. leheader. ing personal." two in the Dodgers' three-run JSJjJ™ IL*S1 * V. \ f.', TokM B 1 ) TaajH M I a it 11 "Today I made some mis- second and Russell doubled Haowia j [a m m in takes, but got away with home two more in tbe third. WP^'J'OO. < - tit1» L ».,',' I. Ntw V«rk f. It - them," he added. U - • WIIIMmt. toy f 9 iiiiMiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiinMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiriHiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiJiiiiiiMiiniiiTiJiiriii • iinnio Bill Russell, who paced the •tut iw> si ; i] 4 ? > Dodgers' 15 hit-attack by ttnotri I 1» I I I EFfMCMIL^ I FJJ I 1 1 Breaks catapult Kite LrM 111 » • I (l J I. *P - f .Olfjief ab f frrt - FMMM I utai> ) 1 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - "I got every break there was," career with a par on the fifth hole of the playoff for the title i Sn i l Tom Kite said. in the Bicentennial Classic. I aufluiar J Pfiita ffTs PlrHbirfV.. h "These guys out here have been telling me and telling me "I've been disappointed, kind of dejected, that it's taken U 14 o% v t Maw Vark... n 144 f, CMcota... a an ir, that when it's my turn to win, I'd win. They keep telling me me this long to win," Kite said. "I kept telling myself, 'If you sugar* W 411 II EL when it's your turn, you can aim it in tbe wrong direction and ever win, maybe it'll be a snowball effect. Maybe the next S Si L n oi u you still can't lose. one will be easier and you can win a lot.' " m ! ».- i i i lam i! £ m "I had a pretty good chance to lose it. But it was just one This one didn't come easily. Ct.lr.ota.. I of those weeks when everything went right. Everything " He had to snoot a five underpar 66 in tbe chilly, cloudy fi- TataK » > I Tata* £1,7at M ,I t SSSSii... n a 4t? i He chipped In from 40 yards for a birdie that got the mo- nal round, wait for an hour and then go to the playoff. HawVart. a* aa> all -I 11: mentum going. He kept alive his hopes of a spot in the playoff UlAfltaHra la « llx-n Ooklan* Kite, who has played most of his life in the shadow of Ben E -Uam. DP - Maw »« I. Lai CMcoga 1-1 daMaM I4J SanDlaaal with a 45-50 foot putt for par late in the day. AnjaM I. LOt - Naw Vark I. Laa Aa- AitawaU Crenshaw, and the chunky Diehl finished the regulation 72 gaM II. M - PMlfkM, 0«rvn. tan Mlnniiaaa Ml, tattU He watched from the sidelines, his round finished and his dor. Lapti. HI - Mllntr (II St - holes over the tight, little 6,687-yard Whitemarsh Valley Coun-, M.aJaaTvarkl score on the board, as two players moved ahead of him then try Club course with matching scores of 277, seven under par. ' SooFraKlxa] backed up in the grinding pressure of the closest battle on the I H 4 a I I pro golf tour this year. Diehl, like Kite a 26-year-old, shot a three-under-par 68 In 11)41 IC 1 ianaWl I I I I I I I• • """"I. *" *" •' «t*alaM He dropped a difficult 8-10 foot putt for bogey on the first the chilly, cloudy final round and had a chance to win it out- asApodoar a I I I I I 1 IHaaOI-Jl.fl. Sullen IWI.WI fill); Ta»o« (Umaoraar 4)1 to taltimor. UnaMM playoff hole — a putt that kept him alive against Terry Diehl. right but faUed on a 12-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole. 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THE DAILY REGISTER TOP II 1. FreeMd Twp. <2I 4| 2. Oceai Twp. (224) 1. SI. Jaki Vlauey (21-7) i. Kumsu-K.H. Rrg. (It- () S. Shore Reg. (1M) (. Matawaa Reg. (14-1) 7. Mlddletewi Twp. (12-1) 8. Maaalapaa (ISI) >. Maiasqua (12 it) II. llowrll (ll-S-1)

scored three runs in the second inning. Scott in micco walked with the PATRIOT CLAIMS BAG - Freehold Township's Jay Lieberman Is safe at bases loaded for the first first while Brick Township first baseman Jay Rutter takes the throw on a tally and Bill McCabe ' pickoff attempt Saturday in the Monmouth College Invitational Baseball doubled for two more. Tournament. Brick won, 4-2. Freehold Township got one back in the third when ment, and has been its di- "C" Division championship, and Howell are ninth and Joe Salfelder singled home rector for 13 years are the fourth and fifth 10th, respectively. Lieberman. Ocean Township, which teams, respectively, and •AllDIII taataMTOm Matawan Regional com- Chlroao The Patriots loaded the has been up and down the Nuiiboumlb /landings in The Daily Reg- pleted the season in sixth Gawdun u bases in the sixth and man- Rlftiff Ib Alevotc aged one run off the rally ister's weekly Top 10, fin- place. Htnry if GottaH Tothc Tevhn II which began with no outs ished second behind' the Middletown Township, Martlno pr B Dtmicco If •tfllltr itcft pAMM by Carl Ferine E. J. Mim Truppa, sports Patriots, which St. John Vi- champion of "A" which lost McCabe ct Rtrt*m p DRAGON SCORES - Joe Martlno scores for Freehold Township catcher Jim Alesio while home information director at anney wound up third. to Matawan in the first Mrtuicell ph round of the MCIT, placed Brick Township en route to the Monmouth College plate umpire Bob Hawthorne gets set to call the Monmouth College, was a Rumson-Falr Haven Re- ToUli M t J Imoli pro-game honoree. Truppa seventh, just ahead of Ma Brick Twp 010 001 Invitational Baseball Tournament victory Satur- play, gional and Shore Regional, freehold Twp Ml 001 day at Monmouth College. Taking the throw Is with founding the tourna- the co-champions of the nalapan, and Manasquan Doublet Rutitf, Me Cube

• Illlllll Illllll >ll< 1 II III! Ml IIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illll MlllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII imliiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi Neal blasts through wind to grab first Kunison Cup RUMSON - Despite winds Saturday, and Scotty Neal, a race for B Stock Runabouts, nosed out by inches. which canceled three classes Rumsonlan himself, won the and then held oil a challenge The last event of the day of hydros, most of the first Kumson Cup. from Fred Miller of Trenton, looked like it belonged to Kurnson Outboard Regatta Neal took the lead on the Mich Miller, almost caught Craig DeWald ol Heading, went off as scheduled here last lap of the one beat. It-lap Neal at the wire but was Pa. for nine laps. However, he lost a shear pin on the ninth lap, giving Neal a chance to make up half a lap and then take the lead. The only injury of the day also happened lo a Humsn nian. Dave Van Vliet incurred multiple stitches in his left arm after colliding with Paul CATCHING UP - Dave DeWald of Reading, Pa. nual Rumson Regatta. Both were finally caught by DIKebo of Wilmington. Del., appears to be catching up on Ed Runne of Union Keyport's Dan Hammond. in the B stock hydro race. De- during the "A" Stock Runabout race In the first an- Febo suffered minor bruises, and Van Vliet was back in the ville in the 25 SS runabout Other winners: Bud Pinto, os; Dave DeWald, Reading, The regatta, which awarded pits by late afternoon. class, and Tom Nuccio of Westville - C stock runa- I'a — J stock runabouts, and $1,500 in cash prizes, benefit- Hazlet was third in the same bouts; Bob Minion Cornwall Leonard Falcone, Slaten Is- ed Rumson Pop Warner foot- John Kavookjian, also of race. Heights, Pa - D stock hydr- land - IS SS hydros ball. Rumson, winner of the C stock'hydro race, took the point trophy for hydro driv- ers. He was also regatta chairman, and had a third in Hendrickson finds gold the D stock hydro class. WALL TOWNSHIP - Jim Green of Bordentown in the and pocketed $850 for running fifth. Kay Hammond of Keyport Hendrickson of Freeporl, opening 50 lap main event behind Heame in the 35 lap- The'nightcap feature had doubled in the A stock runa- NY didn't win either of the which was rained out from per. Jim Hoffman of Union Beach bout and 15 SS runabout 'two Modified Stock Car fea- May 29. In the regularly The win for Green was hisin third spot. classes and was high point tures at Wall Stadium Satur- scheduled feature Hendrick- first in two seasons while There were no big money man in that class. day night, but he did lake son was runncrup to Gil Heame notched number two winners In the Sportsman home the most cash. Hearne of Wrightstown. In for this season. Stock Car ranks as the first Neal finished second to The "Freeport Flyer" fin- the first race, Hendrickson In the first main event Tom five drivers over the line in Craig Bowman of Lambert- ished second behind Tom picked up 1975 for his racing Michel of Manahawkin was the rained out 30-lap feature third with Joe Severage of didn't finish in the top five in Wall Township fourth and the second extra distance Tony Siscone of Hammonton. race. MAKING THE TURN — Ed Runne of Union Colts Neck on top negotiates a turn as he COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL HOW'D YOU LIKE A MONTH leads In the "A" Stock Colts Neck remained unde- win for Colts Neck, and Paul ber and George Ramos each Runabout Class of Sat- feated with a 6 5 win over Zoubek was the loser tor Ma banged RBI hits. AIR CONDITIONING OF PAID VACATION urday's first Rumson Manalapan, and Lincroft nalapan. Lincroft (1-1) put the game Regatta on the Naves- decisioned Royal Manor, 6-J Lincroft overcame a one- away with two in the seventh 11 Ink River. Runne Is in Saturday action of the Jer- run Royal Manor lead with on Tom Erbig's double and THIS YEAR? ahead of Dave DeWald sey Shore Baseball League. tour runs in the third. Kent Ramos' second RBI single. "TEMP-CON SERVICE You can go as far as you forget the Air Force offers of Reading Pa. who was A three-run seventh inning 1'rovinc singled; Phil Komb- Bruce Camey fanned four BRYANT GAS FIRED want in the Air Force. On top over 250 career-oriented second at the time. helped Colts Neck to its sec- luth was safe on an error and and walked one while getting of all the other benefits, jobs that can take you right Runne, however, ond straight win of the sea- BUI Marsella walked to load the win. Keith Kurdewan, AIR CONDITIONERS SERVICED the Air Force gives you 30 to the top in your specialty. dropped to second place the bases. Al Kooistra hit a who was lifted in the sixth, Training. Free housing. son. day%of paid vacation every later In the race, and two-run single, and Ken Gru- took the loss. LONG BRANCH year. And travel benefits Free medical and dental Jack Marascio brought a 229-0400 Ray Hammond of Key- run home on his bases loaded that can take you around care. All a part of the com- port was the winner. the work). Or back home to pany that's really going single, and a walk and an er- the Northeast. places. The Air Force. Hammond was the high- ror accounted for the other And while we're talking Contact your local Air point man in the 15 SS two. about going places, don't Force representative and tell Runabout Class, also. Hike Steffer opened scoring The event's proceeds at these used cars! I him how far you want to go. for Colts Neck in (be second went to the Rumson Inning on his homer. 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Stock No mohty » kauri *Kenny Carr (North Carolina Mark Landsbcrser (Arizona at Middletown High School, presents honored ath- John Scoras, one-time Red Keamy, M, here Saturday for letes at the school's sports banquet: Mikki Mono- the student-athlete award. State, 6-7), Adrian Dantley State, (-8), Seal Lloyd (Ari- leies at me scnooi s sports Danquet: MIKKI wona- inesruaeni-ainieie awara. Bank Regional star, Mon- the NJSIAA Group IV cham- (Notre Dame, 6-5). Ernie zona State, 6-lJV Scott May tclair State College was pionship. Grunfeld (Tennessee, 6-f). (Indiana, 6-7), and Steve ousted from the National Col- Tnsha Evans, 14-1. was tbe Phil Hubbard (Michigan, 6-7), Sheppard (Maryland. M) legiate Athletic Association winning pitcher for the Lions, Meet of Champions to pit Division III baseball -tourna- who were 18-3 on the season. ment here Saturday RALEIGH, N.C. - Four Donohoe belted a two-run North Carolina players were homer and Scoras banged in among 15 chosen to represent three runs with a pair of sin- the USA in the Olympic bas- adidas Monmouth against Ocean gles as Montclalr dropped a ketball tournament 10-9 game to California State. The four Tarheels are Wal- COMING TO RED BANK ThIher Monmouth-Ocean MwMeetl •«gaMH^uMHM|~ Montclair also lost, 10-5, to ter Davis (6-5), Phil Ford (6- of Champions will bring to- Ithaca. 2). Mitch Kupchak («-10) and WATCH FOR gether the Shore's best scho- LION GIRLS WIN Tommy LaGarde (110). lastic track and field athletes WEST WINDSOR TWP. - ' Others who made the team: tomorrow at 7 p.m under the Mikki Monaghan's single in Tate Armstrong (Duke, 6-3). lights of Point Pleasant the bottom of the seventh in- Otis Hirdsong (Houston, 6-4), THE TRED SHED Beach's athletic field Those invited represent most of the public, parochial, and private schools in the two counties.

All-time Shore record hold- er Vaughn Skidmore of Ocean Township will be joined by Shore Conference champs Mike Peniston of Neptune, POLYGLAS Chuck KerreU of Manasquan, Tim Whelan of Jackson, and New Car lines From Goodyear Henry Menke of Toms River South. Other premiere entries include Holmdel's Joe Pet- rillo, John McLinden of Toms River North, Bob Molly of BUI HuUey Point Pleasant Boro, Tirn. EeUaawt CkKk FerreU White of Asbury Park. Jeff on a 5-3-1 basis Coaches of Top college and amateur James, Ernest Latimer, Flock and Rich Blkiai of the winning county teams will runners will also take part in Quentin Wheeler and Dr. Southern Regional, and Dan act as team head coaches: an A A11 100. 440 and one-mile George Sheehan. • Burnick of l.akewood Hank Nonnenberg of Neptune races, plus a Master's 880 Tickets for the meet are on $1.75 F.E.T. per tire for the Monmouth contingent, run. Those already invited for sale at those high schools tak- A county team score will be and Tom O'Leary of Toms these events include John ing part, Point Pleasant Colt, Vega, Monn, Astra an added feature of the meet River South for Ocean Coun- Cancro, John Chambers, Don Beach High School, and at the as each event will be scored ty Grow, Bill Huntley. Eddie gate

Carleton wars begin 'Custom Ptower Cushion ."olyglas'- America's Best SdlingTire Commissioner "Red" Pier- consistent pitching before playoff berth by the virtue of aggressive play needed to go son has officially set today as they can challenge the front a vastly improved pitching ro- all the way Lakewood and the opening of the 16th season runners. tation, and Guy Mistretta, Wall Township are also con- of the Ed Carleton Memorial In the National North, Long Branch mentor, plans to sidered play-off potentials be- whitewali with trade whitewali with trade whNswaN with trade D7B-14 E7I-14 071-14 G7I-15 League. Thirty-two teams Vince Geraldi, league presi- press the leaders with a pow- cause of improved pitching, For modeli ol Comet, For model! of Charier, Foi modall OF Ford Fury. will battle for the four divi- dent, expects a lomd battle er packed line-up Belmar while Point Pleasant Beach Maverick Dart. Matador, Duller, Muttanf. Gremlin Chevelle, Cutlass, Coronet, Blictyne, ImpaU, Monte ivrolit, Chrtl between the power packed hopes to improve on last expects to improve their per- Ford. American Motor!, Carlo, waions and many sion titles at stake and the op- Chevelle. Chevy II. Skylarit Grand Prix. Fun, Skylark. MM, portunity to capture the Mon- Ocean Township club and the years' .500 season and gain formance due to tight defense and otheri Century and otheri. mouth-Ocean Counties' sum- solid Monmouth Beacb squad playoff consideration, while and improved pitching. Jack- nut 4 old tint and II IS to ,1.(7 F.E.T. par Ilia, rJtHndlni on Hie mer baseball championship led by Bruce and Keith Oceanport promises to im- son Township could surprise WHITEWAUS available at lull KM "»'• per tin. Olhar sliei low priced too Two all-star games are also Bradley of Shore Regional prove in '76 with a total re- the leaders, but must rebuild on tap for July 17th to provide The Cinderella team of the di- building program featuring before it can be in the thick the setting for the most tal- vision could be Little Silver, speed and defense. of the battle. Lacey Town- ented players to demonstrate which will bring a promising In the National South, presi- ship, last years' surprise play- RAIN CHECK - If we tell out of your me we will luue you I rain check, assuring future deliviry at the advertised price their abilities for the fans and group of rookies into league dent Jack Ward feels that off entry, boasts power hit- competition for the first time. the bevy of major league Toms River, the 1975 League ting, and Bamegat hopes to Eatontown must add pitching ambush the leaders. Newly scouts always on hand for the runner-up, is the team to beat depth to improve on its fourth entered Berkeley Township contests. Playoffs for the for the title. Toms River place position. Chuck Valen- plans to make their debut a League title are scheduled for coach, Skip Claxton. will tino, West Long Branch wrecking party for the veter- early August bring back a veteran squad GOODYEAR MODEL BLIMP coach, expects to break into a an clubs of the Division. President Ed Moyes of the featuring power, speed and American West Division rates With Electric Night Sign To the 197S League Champions, Howell Township, as the Make Your Own Messages odds-on favorite to repeat this SSYC sailors score Here li a really unique way to tay year. Packed with power hit-' ONLY Bill Barrett, Mike Eager, single races in each category. . wood Pwulet - I Jeff Jacob 7 Lee Hippy Birthday, Happy Anniversary, ting and a stingy defense, Aocmion ] Joel Cooper or Welcome Home In a really dramatic and Tom Lloyd all were Winners in those races were Ind race - I Cooper 1 Adomion 1 Howell will be hard pressed Jocobl wiy. II ii easy and fun to mike the double winners in the first Sandy Huntsman, Brub Sondcrnnoi - I JoeiLucarelll 1 Bill ai|ns, and the blimp fits toielher by the always tough Freehold Dunbor 3. Jack Weil > race of the summer series for Hance, Don Johnson, Kevin Ind race - I. John Brodtfcv 7. Jonn quickly without cutting, ptlntlni or squad and the newly-reorga- Sllvei 3. Writ. flulni. II"! a b.i \yi," | o|. Doni wall UOTOF the Shrewsbury Sailing and Corr, Coyler Dunne, and Tom LlQhlnlnoi - I Sondy Hunlimon 1. O nized Lincroft team. The two . •. |el yourt today. FBUMPFOR Yacht Club. Mergenthaler. John BreuJer 1 Bob Hulehlion Manalapan* teams are out to M Sco»> - Brub Hance >. Brlon THE PRICE Light winds limited the lottfi - I. Illl Howord 7 Crick Lloyd fcdinglon J Bonn/Elienhorl As Seen On TV! prove each can be number ] Kevin VonCletve Albocorei - I Don Johnian 2 Ooufl Batierlea not included Monmouth Boat Club to just 2nd roc* - I. Tern Hellyer I Howord Morih 3 Bob Howion. one, but both must develop J Tom Perlmultcr Lotteri — I. Kevin Corr 2 Qulnton Blue Joy* - I Dibbif Pormel* 2. Lay Franer I. Morih MowoMer the pitching needed to stop tonwotert] Btn Lucorelll Wood Puillci - I Coyler Dunne 1. Kiiiiison to hold Jnd race - I. ttojefl I Chorlft Cei- Run Minion. the front runners. Marlboro torua 1 Tom Crew BlueJayi - Tom Merfenlholer I needs the hitting consistency O Doyi - I. SIM Barren I Bill ftecvrt Georl Howion 3. Pom Slmpton Auto Serrice...for more good years in yvur car tennis discussion J Jorrtel Carpenter to challenge the leaders, Ind roc* - Barren I, Recvei 1 Ed The Rumson Recreation Perklni Summer tennis while the Neptune squad, Turnabout* - I Mine Eager 1 Robert Lube, Oil & Filter Department will hold a meet- Swlkorl ] Tom Waters. Front-End Alignment headed by Coach John Zig- ing Thursday, at 8 p.m. in 2nd roc* - I. Coper J. Swikorl 3. Don program slated mund, must rebuild in '76. ItBBfBMt, Bingham Hall for all Rumson Cornell - I Tom Lloyd 7 Bruce Mill MIDDLETOWN - Tbe Newly entered Matawan et 3 Tom Pertmutttr. adults and teenagers inter- 7nd race - I. Lloyd 1 Peflmutler J Middletown Tennis Associ- $||88 West, led by Coach BUI Fit Winer ested n "tennis league" play IIOI - 1 John Klrkaalrick 7. MU* ation, in cooperation with tbe zpatrick, plans a few sur- Heenohon 3. Robert B'Ooiky a ComplHr analysis anrl iilisjn on the public courts. If you 2nd race - I Lloyd 1. Brodtky 1 Don Middletown Department of a Complete chassis lubrication, oil prises for the veteran teams mrni tarmHlM io Increase lira wish to participate, be sure to Mortlrv Parks and Recreation, will i hanpie and filter e Helps ensurp long In the American East, wearing pant a imoolh. quiet perfor- milr.«n and Improve aianrln*, ulpl\ a Prn mor. equipment attend or have a friend in- sponsor a number of summer mance a Please phone lor anpolnlmtnl league president Hal Haskell Soccer signup uird hj i-«|>enr>ncrrl mrrhtnlct. clude your name because all tournaments open to anyone. • lacMee lift I trucks sees the division race as a M|» ensure a prrcliion alien- leagues will be formed at the The action will begin with a toss-up between the hard-hit- for Fair Haven nwnl meeting. mixed doubles tourney June ting Hazlet club and the ag- FAIR HAVEN - Registra- Another innovation of the 26-27. Duo's interested should gressive team play of Middle- tion for the Fair Haven Soc- "DOE TO WORK 8TOPPAOE AT TIRE FACTORIES, SOME SIZES MAY DE IN SHORT SOWtT Recreation Department this contact Marilyn Policattro, town. If Fair Haven can add cer Program, for Fair Haven MOtT GOODYEAR LOCATIONS HAVE TIRES TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. HOWEVER, IF YOUR DEAL- summer will be tennis clinics Priscilla Drive, Lincroft. the hitting to go along with its residents only, will be held at for both children and adults. Men's tingles and doubles ER OR STORE DOES NOT HAVE YOUR SIZE, THEY WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A RAIN CHECK fine pitching, Coach Paul Cro- the Youth Center on Saturday Sign-up time for the tennis will follow from July 10-11. AT THE ADVERTISED PRICES." nin is headed for a playoff from 9 am -noon. Applicants clinics for both children and Singles should contact Dave berth. Atlantic Highlands, last should be in the third through adults will be June 8 through Radosh, Ft. Hancock, and years' surprise division play- eighth grade in Sept. 1976. 18 at the Boro Hall. doubles should contact Lee SWmtoBuy off winner, will be hard Registrants must be accom- With the addition of lighting Jonas, Nedshire Drive, Mid- pressed to repeat, while Rum- panied by parent or guardian for night play, more and dlelown. son must rebuild to duplicate Registration forms will be GOOD/YEAR more people are able to enjoy Closing out the festlvitiei its playoff spot of last season. distributed throughout the the sport. will be women's singles and Holmdel could be the dark Fair Haven School system on Registration for the sum- doubles from 12-16. 1 hone in the dlvUion if it can Friday. lee Yaw l..iaj»B-|.l Dealer Far Hie Mm Mm Al Hwn Al O**ey*ar Service Mane. eWnlcee Available al llenee Lajcellew. mer playground programs add the pitching to go along As in the past there will be All singlet players should will take place on June 28 and with lt> tight defense and two leagues, the Junior Kick call Ingrid Rehwuike, Whit- 29 at Victory Park, Piping strong hitting. Rounding out ers for the third, fourth and man Drive, Red Bank, and Rock, Riverside and West the American East are Mata- fifth grades and the Senior doubles should contact Lynn Park between the hours of » * GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE LARRY'S TEXACO wan East and Union Beach, Kickers for the sixth, seventh Jonas, Nedshire Drive, Mid- am. and noon. both Reding to come up with and eighth grades. dletown. 1030 HWY. 35, MIDDUTOWN 671-2415 144 HIGHWAY 35, W00UT0WH 671-9756 SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAV. JUNE 7.1976 The Dtarity Register 19

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Biggest news along the waterfront over the weekend 'imiiiiimmiHMiimHimiiiiiiiiMHHHiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiHiiitiiiiliii Weaber Brooks of Union and parly caughl 41 fluke and parties caughl It stripers up lo 11 pounds on one Irip and 14 w« that the great worm famine was over. Joey Julian At- Sal Carbone of Belleville and party caught 35 fluke stripers and a bluefish on another Irip. lantic Highlands bait and tackle dealer, got the hot flash Leonard Castle of Atlantic Highlands caught six striped Twenty-two bluefish were taken on the charter boat Shy Irom Maine to the effect that the diggers had finally ended bass at Sandy Hook Saturday The largest, weighed at Ju- Poke trolling on the Klondike Bank on Saturday The party their long strike and were back working the flats for lian's, was 32 pounds and two ounces Frank Stavnla of Mid- included Mr. and Mrs Richard Linhart of Lincrofl, LI and "sands" and "bloods." He was promised a shipment this town caught a 30-pound six-ounce striped bass on a moss- Mrs Richard Linhart Jr. Miss Colleen Linharl. Mr arid week. HENRY bunker. Ed Marclnczyk of Sayreville caught a 27% pound Mrs Curtis Kramer of Long Branch. David Traversa of Louise Fossanl of Capt. Charlie's, Port Monmouth, said striper, also on a mossbunker. laurel Springs and Russell Gibson of Lincroft that she received a shipment yesterday but wasn't happy ei- Tom Gialeanella of Lincroft caught a 13Vpound striped Capt Danny DeMartin of the charter boal Free Spool ther with the site or quality of the wlgglers She hopes for SCHAEFER bass Suzanne Davis of Edison caught a 23-puurul striped reported six striped bass by trolling bucklails on the an Improvement. bass on a gorilla rig a mile off the Highlands Bridge Shrewsbury Rocks on Saturday Both the Shy Poke and Hit- Armand Glgllo, whose Sea Bright shop is a hangout for Frank Boardwick of Keansburg caught a 2N-piiund sni- Free Spool are out of Belmar Marine Basin surf and river fishermen, said he has been managing to get iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii per on a mossbunker yesterday Sports and commercial fishermen interested in learning by despite the strike but is glad that It is over. Hardest hil A Pennsylvania' parly headed by Fred Duschl caught more on the 200 Mile Limit are invited lo attend a public by the shortage of worms were the river fishermen and for brought in an 11-pound striper and Pal Melli i>f llasbruuik four striped bass up to IB pounds while mossbunkcr fishing meeting on the new legislation at King's Grant Inn. Point them the strike could not have come at a worse time. Heights caught an «>-j-pound blueftsh. on the charter boat Blackfln 11 out of Kesgal's Snug Harbor. Pleasant at 7:30 p.m. next Monday A lot more striped bass would have been caught during Frank Micalizzi of Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, Highlands. Saturday ('apt Pal Maresca had morning and On hand, according lo Russell A. Cookingham. executive the past few weeks If more worms had been available. Both reported his parties brought in about SO striped bass on Sa- afternoon trolling parllt's out on Friday, getting a It) pound- director of the Stale Division of Fish. Game and Shell Fish- species of worms are found in the mud and sand of local es- turday by fishing a variety of lures and baits The fishermen er on the first trip and two 15 pounders on the second. eries, will be state officials and also of the National Marine tuaries but for some reason the natives don't reach the size included John Perruso, eight years old, who caught two stri- Capt. Fred Coles Jr of the Freddy-C. Highlands, report- Fisheries Service (N M FS). of Maine worms. Also, they seem to be much scarcer. pers weighing 10 and W-t pounds, and Chris Yuro who ed five striped bass taken on Saturday and tight up lu 29 The federal men, of the Gloucester office of NMFS, will But Orio of Rumson, who caught his limit of 10 striped caught four weighing from 11% to 25 pounds Both are from pounds on Friday explain the details of the 200 mile limit and discuss intended bass in the Shrewsbury River last Tuesday, reported four Middletown. Capt. John Zmuda of the Wanderer reported three roles of fishermen and the stale governments in implement more up to eight pounds yesterday morning. Joe Orio Jr. of Stanley Teel of West New York caught eight stripers striped bass and a couple of bluefish taken by bunker fish- ing fisheries management actions Rumson caught three, but the largest was 21% pounds. from 13% to 39 pounds and Henry Christian of Atlantic High- ing near West Bunk on Saturday His boal docks at The This meeting will provide an opportunity for New Jer- Hans Kopf of Neptune weighed stripers of 27% and 12 lands caught four weighing from eight to 13 pounds. Tom Quay. , ^ sey commercial and sport fishermen lo obtain information pounds at Glglio's on Saturday. The fish were reported Rummell of East Keansburg caught three stripers from 11% Capt Bob Wallenstein of the Kldge Runner reported on the 200 mile limit and how it will affect Iheir livelihoods caught in the surf. Howard Jones of Somerset brought in a to \V, pounds. Bill Levy of Middletown caught a 24-pound nine stripers and Iwn bluefish taken on,Saturday Trolling or recreation Time will be allotted for questions from the pair weighing 17y2 and 11 pounds. Joe Castelli of Union striper. parachute reverse bucktails off Sea Bright last week his audience. Moron 1st YMCA gymnastic school to open in annual MARLBORO - The VMCA's Gymnastic Director of the Gymnastic School is John Bird, and are followed by instruction in specific events School will open on June 28 when boys and girls, 8 Coach of the champion Henry Hudson Regional At the end of the two-week period they have been to 18 will board YMCA busses to attend classes in High School Gymnastic Team and Arrowhead introduced to the basic skills of vaulting, uneven Riverview the modem, open-air Gymnastic Pavilion at Camp Gymnastic Director for the pas) nine years. Mr parallels, floor exercises, horizontal bar. parallel RUMSON - PK Moran had Arrowhead, Marlboro. The morning school runs Bird commented, "Arrowhead's Gymnastic Pavi- bars, balance beam, rings, side horse, tumbling to battle with some of the top from I a.m. to noon and offers Instruction In all lion offers ideal workout conditions. All our equip- and trampoline. area amateurs, but managed gymnastic events Including trampoline, followed ment is updated, including the purchase of new Mr Bird's assistants will be two gymnastics to come out on top In the Riv- by a refreshing recreational swim in the outdoor mats and trampoline beds, and meets competitive champions graduating from college this month erview Hospital's 13th An- pool before returning home. Sessions are divided specifications. with degrees in Physical Education. Tom Murphy. nual Invitational Golf Tourna- into two-week periods and youngsters may enroll All the participants are grouped according lo Fair Haven will be reluming for his fourth year to ment played at the Rumson for one to four sessions. An evening school In ad- ability levels with no more than ten students per assist In the boys instruction. Tom is graduating Country Club. vanced gymnastics (or high school students is held instructor Lessons are individualized so that each from Springfield College, Uass where he has been Mr. Koran of Rumson, who from 7 to t p.m. Monday and Thursday from June student moves from one skill level to the next al a member of the Gymnastic Varsity Team for his fired a low gross score of 74, 28 through Aug. IS. his own rate. Classes begin with warm-up routines four years. was awarded the Riverview Bowl for his dayi work. Mo- ran becomes the IIIh golfer to collect the trophy. Second place went to Dr. R Frank McGuIre and David Banta; Bruce N. Crichton and Dr. Ray ¥ Johnson Jr. placed third; fourth place went to Kimber L. Snoop Jr. and Doug Gattle and fifth place was awarded to Kevin Tuohy and Bill Boyle. Hubie Farrow and Charles Karton were named low net champions. Second place RIVERVIEW RECIPIENT - Dr. Charles Paterno, went to Jack Carroll and Dr. left, who served as Golf Chairman for the 13th An- Robert liontierrat; BUI John- nual Riverview Hospital Invitational Golf Tourna- son and John Kay took third ment congratulates Pat Moran of Rumson, the place and fourth went to Wal- winner of the event. Mr. Moran holds the Riv- ter Ralhbun and Jack Fowler. erview Bowl, his award for the victory. A special award was presented to Dr. Aldo Baldi for the lowest score without a Reinhart victor at Fort handicap. FT. MONMOUTH - Benny strokes better than Fred Reinhart of Fair Haven won a Johnson of Tinton Falls. Hipsley captures draw for victory in the Cham- Tony Truscello of Long pionship Flight of Ft. lion- Branch not only won in Flight Beacon Hill crown mouth's 34-hole Father Time B, which was for players 50 LEONARDO - Norman tournament for seniors. 54, but also posted the best Hipsley took lop low gross score of the day, lit. Runner- Reinhart and Jerry honors In the Seniors Cham- up was David Abdclla of Mid- O'ConneU of Eatontown had pionship held at Beacon Hill dletown with 141. both logged IN In the flight Country Club. Charles Fisher of Ft Mon- for players over 60. Hipsley fired i 77 for the mouth shot a 140 in FUghl C, title. In Flight A, for players S5- for players under SO, and Low net victor was Herb 51, William Murphy of Nep- nipped Percy Harris, also of Berghoff with a (3 tune won with 140, four Ft. Monmouth, by one stroke. Freehold Entries Today

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Red on Wagon IM7 Ford. 1700 Afiet 4 30 ( till 741 Bonk 747 3400 PURCHASING CLERK Good Up.ng I beil ofler AMtr *pm PLYMOUTH INS VALTAHT — ISJOO "TRUCK INSURANCE ondtiffureaplitueje fe*uirW Ei miles, Two-door, six cylinder, manual HUNDE~RBlRD U72 ™1M6O mTiei mini llh AM/FM tlefee >•*••, vinyl reel I miet Free XECUTIVE SECRETARY - Mental )l Lomputry brnefilt Plt*M*9plr UbTANG lfH MACH I - HI. lOUf iwo snows included IIH I'll 3SIA MARK IV l»l! - full, liSwTiS petd Many CHlrai 1M00 Invetied H power Car in mini conaiion Mus :overoge by phone ealth Agency Salary commensurate al Aheelock Signolt Inc HI Braiuh CIRCLE miltOO*. rcotonoblt uit Mil Make otter ovtr *woo »l PONTIAC FIREBIRD IMI - 400 •11 Call J*7 0717 Ask for Frank Gran ~iT>6~CHEVROLET SUBURBAN ith ob.lily Reply Box Ml HI. The port Ave , Long tronch An *»KJI op Coll 717 7141 10 offer J In., lour speed, power steering >W0 ally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. " rtwnlly empto^ef 1M ft Call It* Wi IMI GUC '4 PICKUP ACCOUNTANTS- 7701 MAVEBICK 1970 - UJMmiifTilick LOS MOBILE CUTLASS S \V7 - HUNDER6IRD 1»*i - Fully 961 DODGE WINDOW VAN WEAL ESTATE SALESPERSON mill Vlry good running condition ATTQRNEYS- EXPERIENCED FIRST COOK - -) door Vinyl lop An conditioning equipped, aood running coodiiion Bet tlMOIokftall utinie your background in o Mies ca reoted activity In our KOJlrt ottice CHEVROLET Alhing 1700 Cod oiler *, Jti I US RED BANK VOLVO Year round position. Excellent pay 'ci tlrenng. power broke* Loofci Newman Springring* UUa Red Bonk ft* r«r - wlary and commitsions-fringe nuiftt additional taiet htlp in Apply In person. Long John s LTD , '• cantlve tommittion ichtduie with new Excellent condition »?I»S 77411 UM OP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb benefits- ipocialue In estate planning '•• 1*1* utterftp m 19N CHEVROLET TRUCK - 10 Beach Blvd., Highlands drow for quolitied appliconti Mutl be erwice DOWNES PONTIAC, •? Loi with a us year old New E ngiond Seflet wllh camper cop 30,000 mdn tnted lite intu'onte compony with ol EXPERIENCED HELP - I nseO and experienced to Northern CO. LDSMOBILE fl Iffl - All power, HITTENHOUSE r Main Si , Moiowan M6 7799 U100 Cull Burton E«»on. 717 Nil be .nmouth County area THE KIR licet In Red Bank Coll Mr Brown. jordenn MERCEDES MO DIESEL 1147 - Aulo r conditioning, AM/FM iinm, vinyl LINCOLN MERCURY Inc _ OTA CORONA MARK^n'mf foreepm WAN CO . REALTOR. 144 7700 Atfc op. HIM Ulilil KJ WOO Equal Opportunity Employe) CaUJ*]_ motlc EMtllcnl condition throughout 0 HWY 3i n% IS00 OCEAN TWP our door HU M/F for Mr Boyd MoMfl. LDSMOBILE 1**0 - Rum goodT 4 Motorcycles GARDENER GENERAL MAINTE R E AL ES'f A TE SALES - Llcemid or slum SACRIFICE - t*tt Twodoor Pontloc NANCE - five days weekly, Ihree rbudt Aomco liontmimon Good Colallno, outomotlc power broke* RlUMPH IMI - Spittir*, low mile CVCLE INSURANCE unlicensed We hove several openings WEHCURVMONTFGO IMi - ton •ollery Atfcingtm Coll «71 «S4l eve Lowe.) role* Free quote* immediate ocre properly Responsible person Residential Soles Department «IMItol# VI. oulomotic. AM'FM ll»r power altering Goodcondil oge 1M0 tro money? We have two opening) now Write Box 444. Red Sonfc. N.J.Q77QI. C ngi Crockedwtndthletd tlti H*AUI Call tUT-fUS after 7 p m coverage py phow. SJI m\ Our three offices are Multiple Lilting " «"0J44 Ml.nn and two more coming up inertly Op r •> XJ / Jlv m . oih loi Poul LYMOUTH DUSTER If/J - SU cyt HONDA )tM -CL }» portunlly to make II SO o week and GENERAL OFFICE -|ew»ood •wlf., uulomalic, power tlecring. air Typing, light tleno, some payroll and Ocean Counties Mign commissions 76 CHIV. IMPAU SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For th TWIN BOBO MOTORS INC Eicelleni running condition X Autos For Sale ondiiloning New tirei and biakei AihlngU75. 7/0 light bookkeeping. loiiM and bonuses paid Call lot confidential bet) car buy* RUSSELL Oidtmoo-it 111 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD interview BOB GRiMM AGENCY, 9-Pitt. Wgn, maroon, 1,000 milei Enceiieni condition Cadillac Co . in Newmon Springt Rd ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HM ColiWIMrt. EO BANK CALL U14X HONDA itn - ASSISTANT COOK SUPERVISOR - 70 Thomoi Ave 747 1494 Shrewsbury " iliors, S4M400 I/glass, floor mats, door Red Bank 7410*10 Mini To omit head Cook From July 6 Aug AN \W DODGE - Elghl cy HAIR STVLIST - MS commtsslonT HEAL ESTATE SALES - Excellent edge guards, wheel opening 371113/ ID EMpenence with instituiionoi food experienced 1, Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 100 Sportsman with air conditioning (Wfpoionon denred Salary open Call opportunity lot moldings, p/tailgate, air, re- ngine It damaged Call 214 16V HONDA 1974 (A 200 - Bought ot 1*71 or write The Community Center, 144 Part time Call 1*4 4144 Musi be tamilla ._ leftover, excellent condition ond t* surrounding areas Comloftabie, wen OUk'sWAGEN I•"• %- F«u W Bergen Pi . Red Bonk. N J 07701 HEAD COOK SUPERVISOR - TO IU mote mirror, wheel disc rti, eKcellenl mechanical condition trot BeitoMer. 7M 41S9 established office Call tor inie'vin* pcrvlte 0 summer nutrition program Ei.A ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Real WWs, root rack, AM radio USED Doein't look like much, but very di AVON From July * Aug M Experience with lor, •>•>•> Provpert Ave., Little invf pendable 1300 49} 4741 mediate toveroge or Un Take odvontage ot 90 years ot telling institutional tood preparation pre '.HMO MULLER VOl KSWAGfN l%7 SQUAR Toll tree MO ill ]M4 experience ond make lop 11 on your ferred Solory negotiable Coliorwrne own time. I II show you how Call Ihe Community Center. 144 W fieigen < If U - 500 JIO0 f REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON BUT NOT n Mr* Hommond, W41K PI , Red Bonk, N J.QTW Familar with oreo Alk tor Jeon K. If- Rt. 34 &S. Atlantic St. 7174177 BE A SARH COVENTRY - Foshion INSURANCE INSPECTOR'S - Porl- *in, Realtor. Morin* Pork. Red Bonk 75 VEGA show director No inveitmenl No de nme and full time. Will troin typist HI-41M. KAWASAKI \91i KZ400 - Mini candi livery Excellent arrangement lo add Experienced fire, casualty ond muin RE AL I STATE AiSOl IATES rttTCHIACK Motawan 566-8000 Hon. lUmllei USO peril Union, Mlddlnex ond Monmouih Coll 1M «S77 lo family income. 74IIS94. WE NEED JUST A FEW GOOD BEAUTICIAN - Experienced Par) Counties, type 31 W P M Send resume REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS Auto trans. AM radio, body to H 1 5 Reports Inc . Box 01*4. Lond ABUSED III C.SWAI.iN IV/1 Bin, Rod* time No following necetsory We hove lots of activity m our Middle ing. N.J.07MO. tide Moldings, WWs. low nd five new hrei.UUS. Coll Nl 4600 or 566*71' town office If you have o proven irac« mileage VOLKSWAGEColN l HI»JM W -W Converting record In retidientlal real esloie soles FAaORY FRESH 2002'S, 53GTS AND CAMP AREA SUPERVISORS NSURANCE OFFICE - Sleno 0 we have a liberal draw prooram owaii Dark blue, outomollc. AM/FM radio tamping experience and counseling nuit Salary MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rra ing you 11 you ore not moving along a* tw lire*, one owner, M.000 miles experience desired From July 6 Aug ly Coll 717* quickly in your real estate sales carer 1100 firm 741-1744 lonablf ralei Groitinwr ond Heller 3.0Si'S - NOW IN STOCK READY FOR Agency. IS WihoM Pi . BMJ Bonk 7*1 1} Salary depends on e*pertence Call LAOiES-MEN - work al home on the as you would hope 73 DATSUN VOLVO \971 U«E. lowr doo< Oood JIM or wrlle The Community Cenier, 144 phone, earn US 1H weekly servicing Sales and Monoucm 75 FORD mileage AtkingU;0O. SUZUKI TMlIi MX 19/4 Eicellent W. Bergen PI . Red Bonk. N.J. 07701 our customers. 1*4 J744 gram will help speed up the process Pick-up with cap IMMEDIATE DEUVERY tondllfDn tiM Call >now for a confidential interview warn (TAMP DIRECTOR - Fram July • LAUNDRY ATTENDANT - Two with Bernlce Jochter, our manogcr al LID. Slock * 764 ColiM3 I7il Aug I]. Past experience desired Sola WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY nigfils, on* otlernoon HigMontH wto MiOdielown, at 671 1000 II Ihe lines SUZUKI l«73GTM0 ry will be commensurate with bach piriHc reply to Box w 34'. The [Juily ore busy, call Joe CervotM, Director •f iii Sdn , ilk blue, ra- Shrewsbury Ave. al Sycomore E icclient condition ol Career Development, at our nation I QUALITY, PREVIOUSLY-OWNED SPECIALS I hrewsbury, N J. _ 1*1 S4» ground and experience Call The Com Reauler. Wewibuf y. N.J. 07701 dio/heater, auto trans Dial either U1 4SA9O< >*\ lili rnunlty Center or write 144 W Bergen UFFGUARD - Three doy mtik. tl JO ui headquarter* at 49* *VXi 73 FORD REGISTERED NURSf And WHEIAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL Pi , Red Bank, N.J- 07711. per hour Rtd Crou Llle Sovino n-r L P/S, P/B. air, VS. priced Hwy9 Freehol YAMAHA CLERK — For Red Bonk area Liquor IllK [lie required \44 MH right. 74 AUDI J00L5 4*3 0**1 Jft R CVCLE SERVICE. INC More 40-hour week Poycom full or port lime.. 3 11 . II 7 thtll Ivvy 76 BMW 2002 Ul W Fronl SI. Red Bonk 14/«7/ meniuiale with experience ond ability i I'N MM DID I uil lime, li 10 House Nursing Home. "Kings Highway 00% FINANCING - Good tr_ _ /JO Coll 7|7I100 Bvochvrew Rell Middietown 6714167l4l6v9 Air, auto . power steering, AM-FM radio, sun tool, ex- ailon Take over pay men li Slat YAMAHA 1973- TX*M Write to BOM S 131. The Doily Regis Home. 11 Lourel Ave . Krumhuiy RESPONSIBLE PE~RSON - ToTnoke very clean One owner tra sharp and clean 8.212 eestaohsh your credit. Call EKtcllenl condition ttr, Shrewsbury, N.J. 0030. ^ Call 741 S43lotter Spm LPN S PART-TIME ^^ window shades Five days o week 42,050 miles mm Stock No 812 CLE RK TYPIST I Hiri Yellow, 4speed. QT equip. ONLY $4295 Good typing, plus general oltice e* months. Call Mrs ftoiley, 46*-04*1 \ Stock # 770 r condition Call after S p m perlence required. Must be good w Rrogor Aaency, 19* Brood St , bhre«i> • Have car your convenience bury. Hllm • Bondoble • Ambitious NURSES - AlOES • Desire To succeed ' 73 FORD \ ERS HOMEMAKbRS LIVE INS • Guaranteed income lo start DO YOU QUALIFY TOP DOLLAR Corporation Mol* or female Edison. N.J Mil/ 74 OKVMHIT Gran Torino 2-dr FOR USED CARS S49 7100. Exl 167/1 indefinite ttmporory oitlgnmenli Call for appointment LUVTMKK Stock # 767 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC Affirmative Action And Work now* ond arroi ol your choice Mr F Geti.M0fl.-W*d.,*4pm TO BE A 1 Rt .!•> Sayreville.N J 717 IWO | Equal Opportunity Employer 2642400 Wide. 4-speed trans., radio, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM rear step bumper, white 110. Wanted Automotive 110 Wanted Automotive PLOYER 73 PONTIAC SCHOOL CROSS"!NG~GUARD - WarTi ) walk Grand Prix ,J FAIRWAY CUSTOMER? OLSTEN ed by Borough of Shrewsbury Appli SHORE tants con opply al Borough Cieik S «i . Stock «764 / CASH PAID HEALTH CARE hce.V »toT», Mon. ihrougnFri (H the answer is YES to 3 out of 6 - YOU DO!) I AUTO WRECKERS I 74 CMIVMin WE NEED USED CAM 117 Rt. JS, I 1. Do you want the BEST PRICE on a new 1976 Buying |unk cars and scrap h ot the Mot h Mull 1-TON PKKUP WE WILL PAY sificalion lor Steno secretory with pre FORD? iron and metal, over the ] NURSES LPN S - Full or part lime vious customer Service or Banking Green, 4-speed, trans- scale TOP PRICES Good starling salary plus company Experience Full benetils. Eicellenl mission, healer benefits Apply In person. Green salary 72 TOYOTA \ 2. Do you want the tinest in SERVICE? Grove Convalescent Cenier, Grrd 542-5544 TOM'S FORD ' ovf Rd ond Rl 66, Neptune A I EMPLOYMENT Mark II, aulo 3. Do you want the LOWEST BANK RATES STAT - Commu 120 Brood SI H\ 1177 KM) Bun* Stock # 762 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale y Medlcol Rerei rals. 407 WINOM SEI Wt I*M> tor doilof % otfi.r 74CHEVH01U available? e . Piscatowoy, 71O JI4?or Ml MV, Mlddlelown oieo Good office ifcllls re [ NURSES RN S - Full quired Four and a tall day wt*k. in I Goad storting salary plus compony eluding Sat Wdie lo The Dolly Regis UMMCE 74 All A ROME 0 4. Do you want the MOST MONEY for your used benatlls. Apply in person. Green ler, Hn" C m, Shrewitwr,, N J o/fti 4-dr. sedan, green, air I Grove Convalescent Center. Green MlHIIAHY Roadster car on a TRADE-IN? | Gruve Rd ondRl U.Neptune cnnd. radio, whnewalls, tin- Good sleno and typing, loco) oreo. t% Stock » 754 Otlice Tempuiury rellent benefits Slort s!« led glass, aulo. power steer 5. Do you want a FREE LOANER if your car is mg, brakes TYPIST, SECRETARIES » Thomas Ave 141349* Shrewsbury laid up for WARRANTY WORK? And all other office skills needed for temporary assignments Work in oreoi 6. Do you want to deal with people who know • • • of your choice. Register lodoy ond <0 start earning high pay No fee 74MEKWY • AIR CONDITIONING SECRETARY - Part-lime, lo monogr how to say THANK YOU? small sales office in fled Bank Light 73 PONTIAC \ • AM/FM STEREO PEUGEOT OLSTEN Typing. Steno ond Bookkeeping Pnonr C0U6AI nelween 9 1. ^fJUS^ • SIDE MOLDINGS A different kind of luxury car TEMPORARIES Brown, radio, healer, WWs. LeMans Coupe auto trans. P/S. P/B, air, Slock # 750 •New 75 LEFTOVER' III Rl. li. Eolonlown. S41UO0. open I Typing, tome bookkeeping, rnedn ol o.S TRY US! We Won't Be Undersold 1 p.m. IV* mile north of Ihe Monmoutn office, local area Salory open V8, split seals, low miles. MOIO. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Ready lor the Soor" 71 MERCURY PEUGEOT STATION WAGON 70 Thomas Ave. 1*1 U9* Shrewibuiy OPTICTANS^ SHELLING AND SHELLING - Marquis Brougham 4-dr ,\ Stk »15«8, automatic Worlds largest employment i«rvice. \ Stock #747. (\ mlu*i linghl 1 prip ihoigt! MV IHI Management M Brood St . RejJBonk. N J 74H171 1 ilote lax extra I? monlti n*w IQI STUDENTS - (Men. women*} seieO 73 MONTE CARLO yoor own hours — eorn 14 16 per hour Opportunities - cor necessary - No e«perlenee n*< Cpe, gold, radio, air. Maior retail optical company seeks CM essory .Afros — Mlddlelown. Moto P/S.P/B, auto trans, v/lop perienced Dispenser Benchmon M'W wan, Munnquon, Shrewsbury. Keans FAIRWAY FORD MONMOUTH MOTORS with New Jersey license for full lime burg. Ookhursl, Long Branch. Holm and severol port lime evening open del. Ealontown ond Asbury Po.k Call 52 HWY 35 UT0NT0WN 542-2414 ings in our Eotonlown. Woodbrloge 164-32M- 73 PLYMOUTH 671 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH olters a compelilive solory and com 73 VEGA pony paid benefits pockagr unequoled More Classified Wagon (I Mile oil Rte 36) inlheopllcol industry on Next Poge Stetion Wagon, aulo trans, Stock # 736 222 3600 STAN GLUGOVER, Coll Mrs Rich COLLECT radio, green 526-694-7744 51. Help Wanted Sil«» Managtr, tiya: ORDER PROCESSING CLERK -I 75 MERCURY Must en|oy figure work Should be able I lo type Apply EBSCO Industrie "I WILL BEAT Shrewsbury Ave . Shfewsbury. N J 71FOHDITD 1'ABT TlMfc REAL ESTATE It's a "LUV!" MAINTENANCE WORK MOU6HAM Maw CHIVY ANY DEAL ON I? 110 PER HOUR CALL 6» 3333 SPECIALIST 4-dr. Sdn, green. 50/50 LUV TRUCK To a responsible person seeking pel aeat. air, auto.. P/S, P/B. A NEW 1975 or manent part time work, days or eve-1 nir»gs Company wilt furnish framing, I I Can you help executive-type equipment ond customers You pay I 74 LINCOLN 1976 VOLVO" 114.50 per week if qualified homeowners market their PART TIME - T* Mrvicc greeting! home professionally? Are Mark IV card department. NovesinH orea | Three hours per we*k. »4.l 63U you courteously aggressive? 7IUFHCE Stock #729 • Best mileage ol any truck you can buy - 33 I'll PROVE ITI TRY ME! Is {20,000 plus what you MPG Hwy EPA/23 MPG City EPA 2-doot gold with coordi- are accustomed to earning? • Heavier rear axle than Ford F100 or Dodge BRING ME YOUR BEST DEAL! 51 Help Wonted nated int. Loaded with ex- Would you be comfortable 75 MERCURY DI00 lull sized It-ton Pickups tras! Low mileage! working in Ihe areas of Mid- Comet 2-dr A SELECTED •xicimvi delown where $60,000 plus Stock #660 A US1P CARS homes are located? Would \ SICRBTAHY • A 75 CORDOBA — 2-dr 71 VW CAMPMOBILE — you like one day oil on 71 KYMOUTH hdtp., white with white vinyl Fully equipped. Michelin X Immediate opening lor ex- I weekends? It you have a top. red leather buckets, lull steelbelted radials. AM/FM perienced Executive Secre- I real estate license and can NtY power, lactory sir. pkis all B-lrack slereo, t-ownefr tary with excellent Typing I answer "yes" to the above and Steno skills to work for 4-dr Sdn, brown, aic, P/B, factory power options 38,775 miles $3995 I questions, read on. P/S. radio, auto trans (y busy Executive Musi be welt '72 CAMARO — Rallye organized, capable of work- We are Sterling Thompson '74 VOLVO — 164A. lull Associates and we have an 74 MERCURY power with laclory air, red Sport, auto , factory air, one ing indepeTdently with the owner. Showroom new. ability to follow through Ex- opening in our Mlddlelown Montego MX 2-dr with red leather Interior, office on Rt 35 We will sup- 70 0MI t/glass, steel belled radials 36,112 miles. Jjy[ : cellent salary and fringe Slock # 676 One owner 40,120 miles i benefits, Please reply giving ply the ongoing training, WAGON 72 BUICK SKYLARK CPE complete work and salary extensive marketing and ad- Sue, auto. AM radio, root $5295 — Auto., with all standard I history and salary required vertising and much more. rack, low mileage 74 VOLVO — 164 A. lull lactory equipment. 1 owner. I to The Daily Register, Box power, taclory air, dark 39.416 miles $21S0 C-284, Shrewsbury, N.J. Call Stan Elltwrgar, Vic* V 2 green, brown leather interi- 07701. Pr.«ld.nt, today «l 171 70 VW BUG — 4-speed. n you'rt looking lor • or. I/glass, steel belted radi- DO far • als, log lights One owner buckets, new painl 56.810 quality car . . . it • 36.200 miles J5295 miles One-owner — must pftet you cm afford... n01M t iio#rr "Buy from Iff d#*/»r 7] VOLKSWAGEN — Sta- •" $«w tion wagon. 412, dark blue, Circle CMvrelal wnocanM" auto radials One owner MORE TO Parti Dept Is now 60.220 miles J2505 CHOOSE FROM open Saturdays III noon tor your con- 71VEOA OT — 2-dr hdtp. 2-YEAR UNLIMITED MILE- HEL> WANTED venience auto., lactory air, wide oval AGE' GUARANTEE ON tires 46,812 miles Sharp! MOST USED CARS MALE OR FEMALE

Branch Driver for Long Branch, 75 DEMO t LEFTOVER SALE ._, West Long Branch areat. 4 TO CHOOSE FROM SAVE UP TO $2000 Mutt have serviceable auto. CIRCLE (Station wagon preferred) CHEVROLET Call Co RED BANK VOLVO The Daily Register CIRCLE CHEVROLET Since 1956 Ml SHREWSBURY AVI Circulation Dept. 641 Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury SHREWSBURY | Bwiawf «w. at S nnwi w nwvi »•• 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank 542-4000 741-3130 747-5400 741-3130 (fortt Dtpt. new open Sat. til neon.) 741-5886 22 The CMftyRegfcter WREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY. JUNE 7,1976

Father's Day FATHER'S DAY - JUNE 20th June 20 Tell Dad How Great He Is With A 3 LINES 1 DAY "SUPER-DAD-AD" $ IN THE DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED 3.00 SPECIAL SECTION FRI., JUNE 18th (Each additional line SO*) Tell over 100,000 readers how you (eel about your Dad. For Information, call the "Super GLAD OAD whenever I «•*#* SAMPLEDAO — Wt oil lev* you: . and think one to help mt ovt. you w»>re you rtthtenl Dad" Department — 542-1700. FraMlt. Monies. Jam DEADLINE Thurs., June 17,1 p.m. 101. Aportmtnfs 51, Htlp Wonted 101. Apartments 54 Situations Wanted 71. Merchandise Tiger RED BANK M RIVERSIOE AVC SUPERVISOR For Sale 'OtNT PLEASANT - TwobeoVoomv RIVERVIEWTOWERS Food service shin supervisor, HIFW Female ids, patio ond more! 1700 The Very Best in Luiury HI Rue graduate preferred Previous hospital BENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 7Jj WC COLLEGE STUDENT - Aoc 21. ovo 6eSt IMHW PtP ^00 ACT NOW FOR supervisory eiperlence required. 40 able now •gOytitier, mother 1 Mlpt ALUMINUM SIDING DARE RIVERFRONT FIND - Unti IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY hour week, alternate weekends. soiory Eicellent reference* Prelerab Expert workmoMhip ot legitimole one bedroom No dogs DISCOUNTS dependent on experience. r*lut t« beochclua Own cor 3*1 tilS down ID earth low price*. 779 0611 otter tpm Only three blocks from Rotirood. %u%. cellenl employee benefits pochooe Ap Direct with owner* l»ED BANK - Fo«rrooms and oom Shopping Overlooking Navesm* Rlv pty Personnel Deportment, River view EXPERIENCED BABYSITTING - Hospital. 3S Union SI , Red Bonk. N j No toletmcn ished In two family house Go my home. 1 am to S p.m. Aget 7 Bixtget terrm No money down leal supplied 1700 377 J9M " CENTRAL AIR, HEAT AND GAS 07701 An equal opportunity employer up can »ii nor Flrtl payment Augutl included in rent (M'FJ). Call now Coll collect RED BANK - Gaiden opartmenl, 3'i Studio Apartment from 1220 HOUSEWORK/CHILD CARE - me ooms, I1M monthly. Heat and took One Bedroom (Terrace) from Wi SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - High I change far room/boors' plus imoll \ Two Bedroom (Terrocel lrom_i]75^ Shift. II 7 a.m. Full time Long lerm ory Write Llgio Alvortl Coll »A N 3670424 ng got supplied t4T».t* Good opportunity Call 741 4700 11 17, Sooonvoio. Colombia GRAND CONSTRUCTION DEO BANK — Large [> bedroom, oil ilionces- two Swimming Pool, Sauna. Marine in TELEPHONE RECTPTTONIST - In MATURE WOMAN - Withes I ANTIQUE COAL STOVE «,oi*umt door Porking. U Hour Ooormon. TV. your home Person with pleasant tele charge core of Inlonl or small chi vaset. old bicycle. Diathermy ma ENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77521 phone personality to take man ordeis full or porMlme, ovolloble June chine. 10% oft ol Booth u. at m W P^NTrTbuse SUITES ALSO AVAIL 7*1 7447 otter I. Front St , Red Bank at home, evenings 4 II. All doy Fri , (ED BANK- weekends ond holidays Write BOM R- WOMAN WISHES — Dayi work Ir ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Round Cod JJ Glynn, 74745*7 or 741 I7» 704, The Dotty Reamer. Shrewsbury. Oak dining lable. tllS Country Pine MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE N.J.O77O) • 1 X p m Reliable, honett J70 d Branch ond Mod>son Avenues SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN 747-0*51. china cloiet. beii offer Other* 147 I bedroom Gor den Apartmr-nii APARTMENT - One bedroom. 1175 7413 From HOO per month Two bedroom, 5775 Includes heoi ond TELLER ANTIQUE RCUNO PINE - P«h. _ Coll 701 741 9115 or opply hot water Good siie rooms Coll 542 1 * Ytar* experience lor ccntroHy io 55 Situations Wanted toble, lour dork Pine motet chair*, ui 14 Molly Pitcher Village ( ouM S47J. toteO Hnoociol hoWM. Attractive »ur bum oil lamp, large Pine dreiier. dry d. all hoiidoys, fin* otnrtili Male tED BANK - Old charm. eTevoted SMALL APARTMENT - Iff Porl link stereo cabiner red ond blue wing 71. Merchandise ullding. oneoedroom. lorge rooms. Monmouth Rd , Port Monmoulh Bed GftOUNOSKEEPl H GARUENt choir. Copper poni ond kettle H? 9\\* 7). Merchandise 77 Pet* And LIVMtock 101. Apqrfrmnts ocont Coll ROM, Ul 3740 With e«perlence. eicellent referent A"NTl^UEVAND INTERIORS By room, kitchen, living room oreo m reliable. 7ll 1177 or Ml 1*90 For Sale For Sole GREAT DANE — Eight months, mole BRADLEY - Enormou one-bed both 1195 plus Electric. No pets Call Connoliieur, 19 Church SI . LiMIe Sit All ihots. Good duposition Needt room, kids o k Many extra BlSO #9S0374. oftoc* 30cOtil71«ir DRYER - Speed Queen, got, hardly ED BANK — One-bedroom ond stu TOO LAND DIE MAKER -Flrtt I 00 YARO WORK - Tr*t (utttn ver E*tate*purchoMd IJJ Nil NEED FURNITURE? room and love Houtebroken, obe RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 7600 io apartments Available immediot SMALL EFFICIENCY APARTMENT ciatt. Clot* tolerance compacting clean cellar*, garogei. gutter 1. e ANTIQUES - Liquidating eilolM Ar tiled im. Blue velvet couch, I3S0 Five tloori ol bedroom, living room dience training 130 Call 747 ?79S of ler RCA Whirlpool refrigerator. 141 741 BRiaOOWN - L0velv*'wo DwJroom ly GREENTREE APARTMENTS. - 199 Porl Monmouth Rd . Port Mort aitt. Air condition** ihop. all benefit, Free etttmole* 7«:l-4j0i moirei, deikt. dining table*, choir*, ilereos refrigerators. TV s No down 19 Spring St Call 741 3913 lor appoinl- mouih Bedroom, kitchen, living room Indiana Gitncrot Company, Crowi Mill on lake, only 1115. Con I lost long PtPE ORGAN AND/OR PIANO U Clock*, carpet*, crystal, painting payment, immediate delivery, Fin HORSES BOAROEO - Locust Home Locafert 9M 7177 *35 oreo Both lit* plus electric No pets Hood. Ktosby. N.J chandelien. 1*7 tXO payment due July If76. Coll Rick. II* Call WO374. after »3Ccol)iM-tilo ING — And repair, wmmer app' 101, CLIFFWOOD ED BANK - J'I rooms, fully fur TRAVEL AGENT - Imnw«o1f optit- titetrtlp sough' by .etponiibir, 70 y INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Three room oparlmen1 Ished. All utililtei and air condl- mg Experienced only Alto out, id* old college itudent. Call Ul MM a 10 Riveriide Awe., Red Bonk FAMILY AD PAINT IRISH SETTER PUPS - Champion Coll 54* 43*0 onlng Included. 1150 month, r«f*r More Classified (ommluion .olripcnon CARUSO lime. II motMnc answer*, pteaie leo bloodlines, healthy Born wormiest ncri required Call after 4 p.m., 747 TRAVEL SERVICE. 4*1-1434 number, ARIA 3 LINES-5 DAYS ior. II 71 per a Great pel ond watchdog Coll 779 S401 EAST KEANSBURG - Tnreebed U on Ntxt Poge TYPIST STUDENT AT PRINCETON - It, II String, guitar uo or 170 TSOI. room oporlment, 1760 p*f moolh p'u» lire* housetlrllng |oc in CBchange CollVl 4111 utilities Three room apartment, s)Ma UivertHied office duties, tome IR wJmJrw- IRISH SETTER PUP - Four months month plus utilities Both oporlmrnl, p«rl*nc»n*ce**ory Freehold area. To rent for anyone away on vocation V AZALEAS - Rhododendrons, rare JUST $3.00 ovotlableJuly I After ». tlfjW. do light work ond take core of hoo dwarf evergreeni ideal lor Bonsai ond old, AKC registered. All thol*. Asking Write BOM W264. The Daily Regill roil, ouretens Gerrit Acres, 9*4 «7I ITEMS YOU NO LONGER PIANOS-ORGANS Shrewsbury, N.J., or call 741-4JI) NEED 0 USE WILL . . . I Manual Spinel Organs from U9S up MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES OASSflED ADVERTISING RATES BABT GRAND PIANO - I'l lull Rebuilt spinets, uprighti, grands Io — AKC. Champion tired Soil ond pep r VPIST EXPEHltNCED - Docior t sole or rent. Unlimited rentolt from per eight weeks old Coll 6714194 TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA 564 8100 office, top tolorVi trlnae benelili w™j 56 Situations Wanted l-ryboafd. mohooony Asking 1M0 Con SELL EATONTOWN - Two bedroom, utili- ieiume with reference* Io Boa L J/i, UJUU \7 SO ptr month used — os'is piano ST BERNARO~P'0>PIES — AKC ties paid Kids ok 1165. TheDolly R*oi»t«f. Shrewsbury. N.J. Male/Female BAi DWIN PIANO in e>> elient con and organs from 150 ond up Ware Reosonobie RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 7/5-MOO TOU FHE FROM MIDDUTOWN AHA 671-9300 FAST house for leading mojor brands. Free Wl 4175 oi 79\ 441] HOUSE SITTERS - Young coo dition. Alto Baldwin theater orgon Weekly Orgon Classes EATONTOWN - IJ». two bedroom, $4 minimum charge VAN DRIVERS - Muit have rvtpon wlihes to motnloliv I Ive in house B Must lacrlflce. Moving Coll after 6 WITH A QUICK ACTION FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER TRAINING PUPPY KINDERGAR air, kids ok Don't woil. Non Commercial Rill* iible indlviduolt with valid N J. Li erences Coll WI-41M. LOW-COST 44.7 4/30 TEN — Pups, from two to five months Home Locuttrs W> Vttl Mt cenie to deliver breofcfoit, tnocki and Per line CALL FOR APPOINTMENT June I. Boyihorc Componton Dog "HAZLET - Motel type efficiency luncrm at part of o lummtr lunch pro BANJO - Harmony, live *lring, like DAILY REGISTER PIANO - Sleinway Grand Com Club, 741 We. grom. From July A Aug. 10 Salary newew. Great lor beginner* Call *M apartment furnished Suitable tor 1 Day 65c FAMILY AD pletely rebuilt ond retmlshed Llki YOU AND YOUR PETS - Drserve single only Avoiloblf July I. si* plui open Coll or write The Community W7H new C0IIIM7MI- separate but equal vacoltons I 2 Days (Consecutive) 60c Center. 144 W Berarn PI , Red Bonk. Available for Merchan- ulillties, Annuol leose Security. 16* BE^ROOM FURNITURE - Blond PIANO — UiedGrond core for gerbils. robbits, other si 7700, ask for Peg 3 Days (Consecutive) ..50c N J 0'7»l. mohogony, three chest* ol drawer*, one dise For Sale only. Article WOO coged animali lovingly, profession dresser, one bookcate. one lull tile M7»13 4 bays (Consecutive) 47c WATCHMAN M/W - Om Io two ddyi bed frame, one nlgnl loble, 170 io U0 must originate from a and to your specifications Reasonable HAZLET - Threv-bfdroom oporlmenl a wet* Coll M7 1170. weekday* ft} 61 Business eoch.or SIUcomp"ete*el 6711017 household and may not ex PURPLE MARTIN BIRD HOUSES - rates 33 acre (arm. Colts Neck E> In newly constructed two lomtlv 5 Days (Consecutive) 43c undUMIolpm Wood conttrucllon, 13 compartments cellenl horse core ovollable Call 467 hou.e Wall to wall carpeting thiough 6 Days (Consecutive) 41C Opportunities BOOKKEEPING MACHINE - NCR ceed a sale price of S100 custom-mode, including I? post Girls 6477 after 6 p.m. out. Available 6't/76 Muil be seen ID No 31, four bar*, good condition Beit per article. 76 | three-speed bicycle, like new, go be appreciated. 1115 per month An 7 Days (Consecutive) 39c 52 Baby Sitting DISTRIBUTORSHIP offer. Coll 747 WOO cart, sulky (or lawn mower Coll after nual least, one month security and ret 35c WIN not interfere with present empio Price MUST be adver- ".p.m., ull dor weekend ends. 14\ 114' 60. Bicycles/ erences reajuired Call 764 7700. ask for 8 Days (Consecutive) Child Care ment No telling required. Twen CARPETING — Four room*, blue, RCA c6L"6~R CONSOLE - E«iellen Ptggy. 30 Days (Consecutive) ,.. 32c gold and while, 10 monlh» old. with tised. Each additional line condition. 195 Eotonlown TV BABYSITTER WANTED - Mot. tfear old company See our od on t Fast sole. U7S lake* all. »l Mini/Motor Btkei HIGHLANDS — Four-room apart through Frl.,1: ISo.nv Io i 30 pm Sports Poge, 'odovj $1.00. No copy changes BIKE - Schwlnn Continental, boys, Commercial Ratoa S4 minimum charge s menl. Unfurnished Coll S411»4 ofltr * pm HOT DOC PUSH CART - Stoinle may be made and no dis- RED CRUSHED VELOUR COUCH - like new E«lrot 16447a Of WI 0609 CARPET - Red nylon, opproiimotely Motching chair. Co.1471 H7I Per Line steel, propone with soda cooler IM Wi2J, like new. Hi Aluminum siorm counts or returns will be BABYSITTER - For summer. U0 per 1*11 ~~*l_. A. n M* 74U<7 HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL - Gor 70c windowi, itorm door and screens, dit made If ad Is cancelled be- MOTORBIKES- MOPEOS -Brand den apartments, one bedroom, total week Own transportation Must 6e IF lerentilie*. Be*l offer »7I Wi7. new. l'/ih p. Selling at low. low prices 2 Days (Consecutive) liable, sensible and on lime Coll after ONI MAN Ht f H n.i H A I ION fore expiration. must vacate our warehouse. Priced electric, air conditioning and «>tra 66c 6 JO p m Ul fin Heating ond air conditioning 30 yeor REFRIGERATOR (COLDSPOT) - I? (torn U!S 000 to UU 000, deponolna en sloroge factlillfs included Located in 3 Days (Consecutive) 60c business lor sole Coll 7*4 1o*7 for ' COLONIAL COUCH - •'. . folds to TO PLACE YOUR cu tt . double door, icemoker. EM a quiet residential area near buses wfubed One yeor old Ul leiitnt condilton. white. UH, Lody i models. 4 Days (Consecutive) 50c MOTHER S HELPER - Would like tails. 717 U7f DAILY REGISTER CALL BILL S34 HJ4 Coll 177 U46. relioble person now through mmmrr bike, like new. si5 Coll 747 JM? 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c PART TIME RIDING LAWN~XAOWEH - Snapper7* HIGHLANDS - One bedroom fur- Pleose coll 741 7*06 before 3pm 747 CRIB - Wllh ttress, matching FAMILY AD, CALL. . . 1 PELICAN SKI SHOP lMl.evt*. MAINTENANCE WORK cheit of drawe with mar resitlanl ho, I J years old 1400 nished, 1175 plus electric, unfurnished 6 Days (Consecutive) 45c 17 110 PER HOUR lap, e>celienl condition, wo Call Ul uiv Rle. n.Whilehovse, N J 1160 plus electric. One month* secu 7 Days (Consecutive) .: 44c MOTHER S HELPER - For tummer CALL &5f 1373 Mil 542-1700 SIARS KENMORE WASHt R Wou r My. Alto summer rentals. Call Joon Live in, near broch Responsible per To a responsible person teeking p* DEPRESSION GLASS - Odd pTeces ing. must sell. One year old. US. or Mr. Clerl, 779 1*00 8 Days (Consecutive) 40c ton, with reference* Two children moneni port-time work, doy* or ev II Io si 24-Hour Service _ __^ 7474)7J JACKSOtT- Large ondl^veiylwo^ 30 Days (Consecutive) , 37c stitifi. nlng* Company will furnish trainln Coll before Ip m , ft! 171/ FARM TOP SOIL - 150. seven yard bedroom, only 1735, heal paid Hurry equipment ana cuttomers. You po iood 74 hour answering service, tH SI WING MACHINE - Zlg Zag ond Home Loiaten n» 7717 *Ji tl4.jp ptf wtek *«qualified DESKS, FILES, tobies, choln, odding Soil MIDDLE TOWN area only carrying case, all attachmei * FAMILY PLAN RATE 53 Domestic Help lachine*. tvpewrltert, office equip cellenl condition U0 791 »U KEANSBUHO Cleon ih.ee roorm 3 Lines - S Days — .3 00 $1 00 each additional line COOK-HOUSEKEEPER - Rumtot 63 Money To Loon SHADE" TREES^EvergrVens, besl 17' SCHWINN COLLEGIAN - Five •vilh private enlronct Immediate po) Available Io individuate placing ads under "Merchandise Short hour* No cleaning Cor necr varieties. Special pre Arbor Oay spe speed, boy's sport model, S17S new session. Two persons. Inquire 16 sory Stole reference*. *olory de*irei IVOohhurit.SlI Wo fatty Ave., Apt 3 HAVE BILLS? - Need cosh? Conso DIAMOND - Tft ttniff MWtT GlKK (inis We deliver and plant Gerrii sell tor M0, excellent condition 747 For Sale" lor Hems not exceeding $100 each Items mutt Reply Bo. W Mi, The Chilly Regnlei dation mortgages, available Bus. net Acres. 944IS7I -—.try, N.J. 07701 loons over 110,000 775 1S*4 lor on ap onleed appralMl 17400 Very line oval KEANSBURO Modrm opo- tmrnt in be priced polntment In your home ilone. 1 If coral* CoM7?9-M« PO AM ~cu smrjNS - cut to any mi. SOUND SIGN RECEIVER AM/FM - a home, near tronsportolion Best Io HOMEMAKER 13 ond up With two speakers t» watts .no 61. Sports Equipment toll before noon. 495-o.te- Contract flafoi on Rtqutit All (toy DINETTE SET - Five-piece. »30. CollW-eW. M1«3J :hrome leg*. tu'Ouoise Highcha>r 17, *WH07Sotter I pm ' TENT - Morson, Ilil? umbrella lei KEANSBURG - Om-b«drooin opart- >trollcr IS 6/1 9141 FREEZER - Gcpcrol Ele'cTTTT ill HE 0 l.O( KTAIL TABLE - Jog SSO. Excellent condition. • ••mi Hiat. hot water, air condi- MAID M'W - To Cleon apartment one I ging machine, electric ttreploce. Coll ii? 4452 tioners included f!9i CollH7*Hl day a week. In Sea Bright Call 10 an MERCHANDISE DINING ROOM SET - Blond Mono to noon. It) S400 able, ill FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR - Call 717 4341 10 GREGG KNOLL SURFBOARD KEANSBURG - Twol»edroom. *72S. BOX REPLY SERVICE FRONT FAGF. READERS between While, \Ji. white melal Dose cobinrl, STEREO SOUND DESIGN - Wllh Excellent condition. US . yord, heal paid. Call now ' SS 50 Per Count Line 115. boy s work bench, 175. wfiitr eight track AM I M radio, phono U7 7713 Home Locoten fU nil U» 54 Situations Wanted rnamel sink with laurels, sTD. >loinlets graph. 170, 5WtOS4 Bold lace readings $6 50 71 Merchandise DINING ROOM - French Pro KfiANSIURG - r, room garden PICK-UP $1.50 Heel runa* hood and splash back, SIC. apartment Private entrance. 77 37 Minimum insertion 2 lines Female • loble ond HR chairs tioo tolfee table. »IO All oood condition 82. Swimming Pools For Sole 47I-M7I TIRES - L/l«li Goodyear whilewoll Hancock St 71' Jill, A,,I U A MAIL $2.50 .Maximum 24 lines. All AVAILABLE NOW - Experienced 17 Call 764 1J7S. ABOVE GROUND POOL - Jt*1i Blemt, l?v 60 plus toi. mounted and over oil. deck around pool Asking ITtS, KEYPORT —Modern one bedroom. readers placed at loot ot yeor-aW. looking tor full or porl lime DRUM SET - Eicellenl condition. PRO rTWOOD" DlNJNG RO OM balanced. TOM KELLY TIRES, 3: hntiyiltt.no lob Will need Irani *,117I. selli far U000 fiuyet mini lake down TABLE - AM Sin cMiri, plut labif Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk HI 44J4 Coll H7-021J. rot each box number assigned column porlotion 173 1117, aik tor Jton. 671 Ull pods \m 1*7 im I 181 \ Super special Generol Steel KEYPORT - One bedroom apart CAPABLE TEEN-AGE GIRL - WltlT APPLIANCES - Refrigerator. tlOO RVER — General Electric, got, GAS"STOVE ^^r^ler~cornbT(w)i~ony Rodlals FR7|»,S while woll blemt, « *i~mer |ob ai mother 1 helper or excellent condition. Electric stov ghtly denied. Regular price 1710 83^ CBs, Electronics ment. Avoilabl* immediately. Nepelt. t» Suction >ki rock, IS, 129 90 complete, mounted and bal Call 164-1544. 9lo 5. ' bobyiiHtng Home or bnxh Call Ul 175. Good Washer, S10. needs on )w ties One year ouoronlee. Eaton- Loll 6/1 06^1 onced Tom Kelly Tires. 335 Shrews CB RADIO - Courier IM base slotit .. . _, ,..__ I p m Day precesding Publication 91H port. 741 7211 Duly Ave , Red Bonk, 747 44)4 E.tellent condition KEYPORT — Orve-bedroom. |uSMI7S, DEADLINES DISPLAY ADS GtNLHAl ELE'CTRIC UNDER Coll »47 00*1 oir, heat paid ond more. Hurry COUNTER DISHWASHER - SlVfn TRAILER HITCH - Far dwurallt Homo Locoitf i t_ nn ui 2 Days Proceeding PuMcalnn button, copperlone. iliohtly scratched. Vega, like new IV> Call 747 »33 ode. V*i Htw Quarontee Ealontown Ap I p.m. 84. Merchandise KEYPORT - Spacious two room aportment with kllchentlte. carpet AN ads are leslncted to then proper classification and to plionce Co., SO Rt< 15. Ealontown. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING mochinet Wanted throughout, Ideal lor one or butinesi CLASSIFIED (ib'NEHAl II El IRK tVASlll k All makei new or used Guaranteed couple. Convenient location ond quiH the regular Daily Register style ot type We reserve the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Lfllenl condition. Guaranteed s?i low as S7S. Serptco t. 101 Monmoulh surroundings Private entrance 1750 right tcvedit or reiecl any classified advertising copy lontown Appllonce. M]«W0 St. Next Io theater m (Ml\ Immediate Cosh Paid! per month Includes oil ulililitM 764 01FT f I X TU RET — Three gold VICTROLA CABINL T - HS Thread For Used Oriental Rugs 5190 or 739-MOT All ads once called in and processed it cancelled will be *iought Iron with gloss shelves Low sewing cabinet, IIS Old barber chair. FOR ANY TYPE, SUE, CONDITION CAKE WOO D~-~&iganlU o i b<-d charged a minimum charge ol $4 00 price Call IM 4JM tSO »Call 741 M7S room, heat tree! S175. NUMBER. CALL ANTHONY FAH DEATH NOTICES WALK YOUR BABY IN STYLE — &u MIE ANYTIME. 477 HW. RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr BUSINESS DIRECTORY per baby carriage converts Io car bed AAAAAAAA LAKEWOOD - One bedroom, u Death Notices Cards ot Thanks In Memonams and Anni- HAMMOND und stroller. Excellent condition, US. 11W, oil ulllitles paid Coll now versary Masses (Run on the Obituary page) 85c per hne Coll 73V 9799 or 147 7104 Home Locoters tWW» ORGAN WALNUT COFFEE TABLE - Two A DAILY GUIDE ei>d tables, three tor J35 ChHdcralt LAKEWOOD"- T wo bedroom, 1 OF AStURY PARK crib, Walnut, 170 Billrlte carrli air. carpet and more. Don I wait. CANCELLATION NUMBER Home Locoters vM 77?7 LARGE SELECTION 170 All good condition 71/ mi ALL LIONEL TRAINS Notice — Credit tor cancellation is given only on issuance OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS LAKEWOOD - Two bedroom., kids OF PIANOS WICKER FURNITURE - Sin pieces. Top cosh approisol 946 219] oh Many extra.' ITU ol special kill number to advertiser when cancellation ol ad ALSO 1100. Full site mollres, ond boa ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Onentol RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. m 7600 LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A spring, like new, 17S Call HI SIM rug,. LES DEUX 1 DON PONS, 799 is requested Advertiser must retain number tor future ref ALL MODELS OF River Rd.. Folr Haven t474?S7 or 741 JTEONARD>O - Four bedroom «aport erence GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING BALDWIN ORGANS WOOD CHIPS 4337 CASH. r Interior. Duplei c all S45 No leaves or twigt 697f Please check your ad Ihe day it appears The Daily Regis- LAWN CARE PAINTERS - Eitvrlar work Ei 7759300 M24S73 ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furni- perienced college students Reason' Open aolly 1119 Sol. Ill J ture, china, glass, dolls, Jewelry, rugs LOCAL - Unfurnished and tu'nished ter cannot be responsible tor errors alter the first day Call ADDING MACHINES otile und reliable Coll 6M 114t o'l*. 1. WOODEN OVERHEAO GARAGE Toocosh paid Mary Jane Roosevelt. Oparlmcnls Efficiency. 1170. Untur 542-1700 to make corrections Mom St ond corner ot Mattison Avr DOOR - All hordwore included Good nished one-bedroom, 1195. Efficiency TYPEWRITERS 1AWN MAINTENANCE - Also cor PAINTERS - inlerior, eiterior. eiT condition. *3S Seven '» bundles ol lOTE^RWef Rd., Rumson 147 l\i». HAPPV HOUSE PLANTS — Let US MATER~NFfv"CTOTH'E'S T* Cribs, furnished oneoedroom. 1770. Coll of AOblNG MACHINES - TMMwntcn pentry, rooting and tiding and light perienced ond reiioWe Coll Steve, Ml plan o plant party tor you Free plant) John Mamville rampert libergloi root ler 5:10,170 1977 Days. •4MQ73. hauling Phone 741 7OS4 ond percentage of total soles UJ7H* ing shingles, gray (look white), hall stroller!, cor seats, and related items wW. (MM. rtsotrnl Scruco I. 101 price. Call 747491? Too condition only- lor (onsignmeni LONG BRANCH — Very BtouOful 2nd Monmouin St. Rad Bonk HI Mr, LAWNS AND TREES - Cemplele PAINTING AND DECORATING HERB PLANTS - For aorden oiii Coll Pickles n' Ice Cream. 7474774 floor unfurnished aporlment, centrotly lawn maintenance, tree service ond Carl B Jones Fully insured kitchen, 40 common ond uncommon 1M0 SINGER SHOE MACHINE - Us located tor immediote occupancy varieties. Ailon Forms, Iron Ore able. 1100. •' Pool Table with occes ALTERATIONS landscaping, for tree estimate* coll CT-HH ~~ ^ANTOHN SONI ~*" Spocioui Bedroom, Livinaroom-. Din 2 Autos For Sale BEAVER LAWN Rood. Allernole S?7. Engdihtown. N ) saries. plywood lop. good condition BUYS ANDBUYS ing room. Kitchen with oeluae color' lOt Apartments ADDITIONS — Rooting, siding, ce- AND TREE SERVICE, INC I7S. Woll unit with clock. UO Block From an entire household to a single edoppliances Tile Bathroom AH uiti. 3 Trucks and Trailers romic tile Complete line of remodel PAINTING HOSPITAL E^UI?MENT^- "Hardly one while TVs, 120 and up Conopy bed 102 Houses F I, from 9 to 17, 741 Nance Rood, Fan TOOLS WANTED - Corpenter s Uni- at .MO. carpeting throughout, air con' I EMPIOVMI N I WLIAHCC eg. SOOJI ers/dryers. icemofcert. oarDogr di\ tprlno. frame, very oood condition. Haven versal mller cutter wllh roiors ond at dilloned, lots of parking, swimming! [133 income Property ASPHALT HAULING — Clean yards, arllo ond pnals ond sewer installation* Re pip 1100. Call 2*4 9341 tochments, used, mode by Dosch Man pool and teftnlt courts Your very own I 1134 Farm Property Umementi. polntlno M movino turni \ng and Board ol Health violation, YARO SALE - Household, mil C Bldt Conn polio Wolk to shopping and N Y C com-1 DRIVEWAY lure V«f, remooofte rales »l >7M Emergency Service 7IMXK. H1Cltt teiioneoui and pottery. June 7 to 13, SS'" ° ' ' mullna. JI3-4DI0. Open 10 o m tot 135 Commercial Property SEALING from 10 4. »1 Beors SI , Kerport, p m Closed Wed. and Sun. 51 Help Wanted 136 Industrial Property LAWN AAOWERS WANTED - Boys Ifrspeed bicycle 52 Babysrtlrng/Child Care Protect ond beautify driveways, park ROOFING* SIDING LIVING ROOM SET - I solowilh 77 73 ' frame. Good condllTon. Coil 747 MATAWAN — lovely fwo-bedroom, L 137 Lots and Acreage ing areas Only top quality prooucis, Serviced and Repaired Pe»s And Livestock 406}after 3:30pm olr, heat po.d, kids o.k Cell now 53 Domestic Help expert application All work guoron ROOFING AND SIDING Free estl two Choirs, green tweed, S*5 Walnut Home Locotert HB-«W WII 136 Mobile Homes teed For free estimate coll 741-3737 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY males Olson Rooting & Siding Co Coll roffre ond end tobies. s5i Complete AKC DOBERMAN - For sale. *<. WANTED 54 Situations Wanted Female 139 Cemetery Lots settorlllS JMTtOior TWJU] months Old. Male. Asking .150 Mwsl Twin Stroller MATAWAN -One bedroom opart I MAYER ASPHALT SCALING CO CALL 747-1681 77S-O70S Evenings 747 5*lt Est 1*03. ' sell COIII71-06VS 55 Srtualions Wamed Male 140 Real Estate Wanted MATTRESS - Springs. Itgmt. Coll*7l)07S 56 Situations Wanted DRIVEWAYS LIGHT HAULING HUG SHAMPOOING Double Medium u.ed two months AKT^KRMAN SHEPHERD PUPS~~ Aipholl (trivet, concrete walkt ond Odd lob*. Ir eel cut. 741-0W VtS Call Ml I'M Four week, old While and block 175 MIDDLETOWN - Two bedrooml Male'Female oporlment available June I. S71S piu.l1 patios Free estimates. CARPET STEAM CLEANING - Ser COII7I7-OJ)?. I STATE ARTCOPAVING 741 112* or HI Sftl MOVERS vice by Mork Free estimates. Coll 747 MINK COAT- Cray ond whllt.siicT utilities. Couple preferred. Coil otter t, | 7 dovs o wot*. Very reosonoble Mo AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD - Mole 747-4SI7 •ISO weekdays, I47-7I74 *«ts and puc_Four months old. has shots. Call| ,„ U ( N I A L S GENERAL loo loo bio or imoll. ioH'M onytlme [MONMOUTH BEACH 152 Boats and Accessories CONTRACTING WINDOW UNITS Ana control sir MONEY SAVING SALE! - French 101 Aportments 153 Camping Equipment conditioning, serviced and repaired RUG SHAMPOOING - Floor *a>ing Provincial double dresser, Ul. Colo APPALOOSA MARE - SIN years old, CHANNEL BEACH 61 Business Opportunities BILL-DAN Builders VIC Air Conditioning. t7l flOO. 14 floor sanding and retlnishing Old mm maple double dresser. »M. bath about IS hands, good with children, AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Now rev- 154 Recreational Vehicles hours. lloors when rellnlthed, took new All room utility counter 7i77i)O , %*9, nice 4 H project. Musi sell. WSO wtlh olt dally, never a tee tor lenanl. Fur APARTAAENTS-MARINA 62 Mortgages Mason ond Gcncf 04 Contractor! work fully guoranleed Free estimate* small apartment silt electric Hove, western toddle or buy ond board M7 nished ond unfurnished homes ond Spocotjs on* ana twe bedroom oporl RttMtntlotaCommtfcloUlndi/strkit WOOD SHEDS — Any slit, completely Call A -E Mtintcnonce Services, Mi ilt. refrlaerofor, Uf. electric ton, 0117. aporlmtnlt TEICHER AGENCY. mentt. Fantastic tocotton on Shewt-,. 63 Money To Loan SoeAI»TINO - Interior. e«ltrl«. FORD RENT A CAR weeks old. both male and female I7fl f p.m. Monmouth BtocH Must oft Oc prolector stand, U.7S, occosionol arm Ave.>. Rentlnfgont, AJH.77, — CALL FAIRWAY FORO tholr, U M, kitchen choirs. UK each, each. 2tl 16U ASIURV PARK — One bedroom, now 1)1 Mercrvarxiaa For SM 212 Travel — Transeortation I» JTH bofort < pm imoll carriage. 111.SO, single maple BEAUTIFUL - Heotthv. ptoyful EIT tWl, oil utilities poM. Won t toil long. 213 Instruction 77»-0m ofltr I pm bed complete. Ml.SO, slipper choir, Heme Locators 9M 2777 US , yd hurry. 72 Garage/Yard Sales All Wort lumred ASSURCd UTItfkttb* - Y>o>» tens Nine weeks old. Moles Litter Home Locoier. ot owollty workmomhlp for inierier 114.50, tamper. U.Ji. brosi log basket, trained. Free to responsible parties. ASBURY - Studio! Large tworoom, 73 Machmary For Sato LANDSCAPIN6-LAWN ond exterior house painting Refer 110.50, bookshelf. I10.M. small knee 7I7-I1U. utilities paldi ll«. NOT ENOUGH? - l» . morf ovo4 74 Rental Service HItH o tml Fo tree hole dtsk, llf.SO. also china, glass RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 otlli oil oreas. Coll QAKOCN MAINTENANCE wore, poH. pens, dtsrtet, fc*ic o brae ot •LACK. LABRADOR PUPS RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775 7*01 75 Farm Equipment. AKC. ASBURY -— Two-bedroomTwo-cedroo«n,. only 12»,l —— EXTeRlOR PAINTING HCrlptton! RUSCIL CoM 741 IM 76 Auction Sales A-l AVIS , Red Bonk 741 1eM. ird for kids ond pets. Won t tosl 101. Aportmtnts 77 Pets and Livestock F rtmtnaUa vttlmates Some Locoters Its 7771 US LAWN g tM UK WE TRY HARDER MONEY SAVING VALUES - Sy(o BROOD MARES - Lwih postures 76 Aircraft more Greens offers quality used I nit avohobte on prlvale farm, Cotls Neck MAINTENANCE HOUlc NKEDRlTrAlNTIHCr - Col (tor Dtcorolino items; Antiques, Rough or lull board tor wmmer. AI room, tw> Mdrepm, tenlrollv mil con 79 Swap or Exchange Kg* students with four years «i choice pieces from County's Finest fata hay for sole. II.50 per bale. Colt ditioned apartment Sundeck On bus RESIDENTIAL AND lence m area. Fret estimates 431 ot other line car after 4pm, 4614477. lint. AvoiWXe July 1. UM per month. 60 Btcydw/Mmi Bikes Homes and Estates. Art Oblecls. elc. •ATONTOWN 81 Sports Equipment COMMERCIAL ET RUSCIL'l. » Sycamore Ave . Little DARLING HALF PERSIAN KITTENS Call 741*37 after 1p.m. . 747-0308 Silver. 7O# COMrTHlLe o A HOUSE PAINTING 'AVAILABLE JUNE 11, 1*76 - 82. Swirnrplnq PQOJS ' ltfT " MOTHER'S TREASURES - Qveen Highlands Eostpolnt*-Condominium P_k-»k» ttttiog 3tt rooms, 83. CBe. Dactrooict CALL I om • pointer wiltt iliftm Mi dportmtnl. Two bedrooms, two boms, pet lence ond om * tor ting my own bull Anne Matiooony dining room lab'e, FREE TO A GOOO HOME - Three laundry room, ocein view, tennis S207. 4H rooms, $255 QM S4 Merchandttt Wanted 747-1681 ness I'm looking for swlslled Custom four' choirs, on* ormcholr and bwtlei, kittens, two calico, one orange. court, swimming pool. 14 hour secv ert t« etlaWlsh • refwtotlon for quality 1400 for the set. Anltou* Lincoln rock rity, aymnailum. utilities inclwdod. includBd Swim Club. On 6.EAN VAROi ti. S2VS CMM'i Ilk* now bicytit,-Hi work (H reflfcortotte or ices Interior ci Small Hock Maple desk. US Child's i IM I TOAGOODHOMF Four kil NO DOGS 15M o month. Colt 115 213 sit* parking. Apartments lerMK Coll So' GWfHll* at W 440S upholstered rocker. SIS Dinette table, lent, Nine weeks oM 967], da I ly otter 1 p.m. e ice pi hjftttot ! Hi't Iwo choirs, iJO 1?« It Oriental, 7t;7OIO Thursday ond Friday The Daily Register HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, tt ttrlor. Experienced' and retloMe. Free blue/rose rug, II«M new, lei go lor Aapry Mr 8. Mrs. tSlmpson. estimate! Coll 741*791 or 741 «« U50 Wolnwt kitchen taWt. four chain, FREE - Tw« colt, OM Sternest, om BRADLEY BEACH - Ont-M*Mfn. Classlflod Action Lin* and planting In fcutlnetl over M .110. CaMWl 7SJf. Russian Slue De ilowed ond niv furnished, only 1150, oil trtlHlles polo. Otlot ApBrtment, 1A or Cal « GrourrSi UHlWlitWCI ewr *#» J A A PAINTING CO - Duality work I tered Call otter 4 p m , 717 1551 Home Locoters «M J777 US IM?-O7Q6, 542-1700 cCt} GtflMI-SWl or S47 It* •?!« i 842-6800 MOVING — Midi loll CWM <«*l enndng Lot 10 Into two individual itu in the official newspaper as rewired cicluna, 3J4 Board St. in "« ««• Tfock. until o*. m-\it) Coiens Agency. II] River Rd , fair MIDDLETOWN - Send for our TWO,FAMILY HOME - in Tower dentlailols. eoch lol containing one by law within 10 days of its i POCONOS - S«l,i Choi., mn IJ Homes For Living" brochure. p4«. Hill section of Red Bonk Owner osk 1 dwelling Proposed Lot 10 Is conlrary I hereby certify that Ihc r-hich fl.SU worth of camera TV. dlfthwMIMr, llrMtoct wic IIUi Ing U*.HD U\4tH\ or »7-oo44 ' to Article Hi. Section ** I Schedule ol above resolution is a true lr^/l»KIIIiigimiJr«i:iBr Limitations in (hot lol will be locking copy of the resolution ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ntw in frontage, depth, width ond Oreo Lol equipment and $W in cash homes. SI level or Ranch, tuy direct «ORt li.Mi adopted by ihe Monmoulh STQWE. VEHMONT - Plitur« 10-1 Is contrary to Article Ml. Wction County BayshofC Outfall were taken. saty*gab"-a vocgllon home Month of July Four from buiWer ond so<#e Coll It 1 1*41 MIDDLETOWN - Four bedroom Co 137 Lots And AcrMflc e* I, Schedule ol L imitations In that lol Authority at its Meeting ot yooomiyovoomi.. two Oath., i.o ««,„,*,,, A 1 TWO HOMES — S** rooms ond lonlol Flreptoc* in DiJJ living room, BELFORD - Lot 100 X 1M will be lacking in depth ond area Moy 17, It7e The theft occurred some- BnullllBnulllulll yy lllufnllMMd CooCoon wllh cluubb three room* O&od condition. SOilM formal dining room. \'i balhs, eat tn Coll owner Properly Is located tn o Residential A ALBERT E. ALLEN fTMmbtfllllp lor prlwotlt t pooll, tttnnif. lot. 141,100 Principals only etS 104* kitchen, sunporch sj] liO BOB tnim 3 ion* and destgnoied os Block 14. Lol Secretory ime between May 29 and twIoiKMiH . polll by Ul iiu GRIMM AGENCY. 14*4400 10 on Muhilnbrink Road A Public BARGAIN DAVS 17».«U HOLMDEL - Country Woods lot One Heor ing will be held on Tuesday, June June 7 III.40 Thursday while the Sciclunas MIDDLETOWN - Nice two bedroom acre plus on cul dt sac. toll frees, 15, 1974 ul • 15 PM in the Township Three spociooi bedrooms, I? dining home, perleci lor newtyweds or re RISOLUTIOM AUTMOaiUM COM Homo Locator! Wlm ui 106 Furnlihed Roemt room, science eat-In kitchen, 14' en brook and ravine. Coll principal, 5*6 Hall. were away, police said tired Living room, dining room, fcitch ])U HOLMOEL - •nil or Ml, T»M*M ATLANTIC HOTEL - «O»m ond «ll ld h Fll b en, FHA, VA buyers •tUwnt Owner MARY MAULER POR PROFESSIONAL MVlVlCM Entry was gained through clencltf lof fcnl asking 114,WO HERB BEAD ASSOCS . Secretory WHEREAS, there exists a need tor Realtor. 7»-1\00 legal services and lunds are ovoilabte by cutting a screen in the LINCROFT - US froniogc, bordering June 7 UU for this purpose, and mmi BELFORD - Commercial ond resi upon a setting second to none Moke on KEANStUDG -»lc. room ,,lh pTT dentlat, large lot tor parking Irucks. MIDDLETOWN 114.100 -Best buy it otter HI,900 E A ARMSTRONG NOTIC1 WHEREAS, the Local Public Con rear bathroom window, police volt enlrooce Adult Knllimon ox house with Tour targe bedroom,, new Ihls Mint condition lour bedroom AGENCY, Realtor, SSJ Prospect Ave , Please lake notice that Alfred Anlo iracts Low requires that the resolution MHTALEXCHANOIHV mm ftfftd. tic OH* Cell 11? tm. modern kitchen, large living room home Four years young with beouitful Little Silver 741 4 wo nclll. 150 Wall SI , West Long Branch. outhorlilng professional services with said. manicured lawn Formal dining room, N.J. hoi made a request to the Zoning out competitive bids be publicly odver HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Cull om RED BANK - Clean lurnluwd room with fireplace, full basemen!. Only eitra large kitchen wllh dining area, Used Patrolman George Whiten M*oom lor lilt ,o.j u, »,„. p.,, Nior but ond rollroad Hal ion Call 1*1 IJ4.000 PAUL P BOVA. fteollor, */l LITTLE SILVER - Two choice loll. Board of Ad|ustmenl ol Colts Neck 3S44. poo*ltd fomily room. 2' i boths, cen IOOKJSO eoch, fully cleared V1J.M0 Township tor a variance lo enlorac NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE Homo Locolori 1 mi us trol olr. Two-car garage Beautilui eoch Phone 747 MU existing structure os o two siory Itome SOLVED by Ihe Monmouth County )urg is investiging HOeYELL TOWNSHIP - Lov.l, low RED BANK - L.v«y raon PrlvoM BETTER THAN NEW - I'-vytor-old fenced yard Priced right lor quick residential dwelling which will Include Boythorc Outfall Authority os follows • ntronct. Nlctly turnlthtd Clot* to bl-lcvtl. A Douglass Drive, Green sate. . MATAWAN TWP. - Choice building" the addition of approximately l,M0 M) I) That the Chairman ond Secretory lown. Ui IHtf HJ MM. Grove Eltattt. Neptune fownship BERG AGENCY loll available, 100 X 100. City water tl Property is located at the inter arc hereby outhorlied to enter mlo on RED BANK - Private loam «ith «n Four bedroom, Iwo both, family, RT. 35. MIDDLETOWN section of Creamery and Honing agreement with JAMES A KEN- Marriage annulled kitchen, dining, living, utility, garage. 47IIQO0 Roads, Colts Neck, N J and is located NEDY lor legal services. trance. Shower. In on A 1 Residential Zone Request is Stair lo attic storage, electric heat MIDDLETOWN US,WO - Seller tocrt OCEANPORT Excellent building 1| thai Ihti contract is awarded FREEHOLD - Barbara . Adul» p,rle..M MI Coll ;i; 1041 ihermostat each loom, wall-lo-wall lot, corner of Myrtle and Deal. contrary to Article IV, Sections *f 12 without compefllive bidding becouse (icing custom built sii ,ror old,three ond HI] ond Schedule ot Limitations ROOM FOR RENT - Wllh kltcnen carpet upper floor. Young lamily bedroom Ronch on beautiful wooded the service lo be performed is a pro Zabifi, falsely known as Bar- KEANMUUG - Loot: M. till. On, prlvlleaet. Lady tenior clilten pre neighborhood Good occtss to shop- in that the lot ts locking in area ond Icssionai service under the provisions lened.Caimuw ping ond Parkway Owner offers ol lot. Otlerlng large living room, full PORTMONMOUrH Iront set bock requirements cannot be Mdioom. Hi,. pet, on Won I Ion formal dining room, 1 •'i boths, fomily ol the Local Public Contracts Low ond lara Impellizzeri, of Rt. 79, Homo Locoiori Him most li,000 In citras tree for (he price moo met. Lot Is designated os L ot 71. Block the person hereby appointed is o mm M1 WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Keantbwra of the basic home new today Central room with sliding gloss dooi. opening HhtliO J] A Public Hearing will be held on be' ot the legal profession licensed ond rlarlboro has been granted an It E Y POR T ^ T WO-tamllv innr mm Room, with kitchen ime. air conditioning, attic tan, bathroom to concrete potlo in completely fenced Tuesday. June 15, 1976 al I 45 PM in regulated by low lp0t Oul 7V4Ut o, !tl Hi\ yord VA FHA financing avoMaOle to RUMSON - Boofmon't dream lot on the Township Hall Hirw«MrfMm.n»lhSrryT ' <* »» HOP Doctor maintained yofd. refrigerator, qualified buyers, •ERO AGENCY Will take Installments Owner P O MARY MAILLEH copy ot this Resolution lo be published pellizzeri Jr. of Louisville, LCONAROO - •urvgok.w Two b*d~ 108 Commercial washer, dryer, garbage dHpotol. hum. Bo« 211. Little Silver, M J, a777f. Secretory In the affinal newspaper as required '••mtijwpt Hvlng room ond kitchen. difier, potlo, sidewalk, rugs down RT IS, MIDDLETOWN by low within 10 days ot its postage stolrs. Available Aug. 1. on VA. t HA. 471 lOOt JUM 7 UK y on* both. Ntor pork %Vi plus utilit(«s Rentals conventional S43.U0 Phone tW !•*• I hertov certify that the HERB MAD ASSOCIATES. 7M 1100 138 Mobile Homes above resolution is a true ARTlSf GALLERY SUB LEASE - MONMOUTH BEACH 332 Long Branch copy of the resolution Portion of charming two room gallery BRAND NEW TREES GALORE WE HAVE THREE GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - adopted by the Monmouth 250 Other PuWic Notices LONO ARANCH - Two Nlreimi, Bethany Rd., Hoilet. Adult pork Walk NOTICi TO IIDHIf MIS Kids, o*i, O.K. Yard, gorooe River Rd. In Old* Fair Haven GREAT HOMES IN THE MOs County Boyshorc Oullall I. >4l 4140 or 741 to shopping Coll M4H1I, Notice Is hereby given that sealed Authority of its Meeting ot certificate trom a surely company. II bids will be received at Ihe office ot censed to do business In the Skrfe of «• »n ill Charmer in Shortlond* areo. Cofh> UiSS — Excellent condilion Shed May II. If .4 4tw Jersey, which certificate sholl LONG BRANCH - Furnished lovely room, l'/i lUMurv baths, utility room edral ceilings, new kiictven, three bed (he City Of Long Branch Board ot Edu ALBERT E.ALLEN MiFdeuiattnrsul 10 Goraoe Completely maintenance tree rooms, I'/i baths, large lomily room Skirt. Awning. Patio Adult park 344 cation,* West End Court, Long -eprescnt that the surety company will thiee-beoroom, yard lor kldi, pels Spring St , Red Bonk, two lo sin office 1eS4. Secretory ovidt the contractor with o bond in Moma Locourt mm? MS IISMIOO' lot. Going fast, in the Forties 144,000. Branch, N J , no later than 2 00 p m June 7 j ».0.4» sulttt. On-premises parking. Near MELMED REALTORS 471 USO 11x60 - With 12 oddltton. mobile on Tuesday. June ISth, 1*7* for the lol Ki sum required tn the sptcitlcattwM LONO BRANCH - Modern three shops and restoufonts, one block trom Rnch wllh llreploce, tour bedrooms, and in a form satisfactory to the Al BRAND NEW - I4t,t00~ln7redlble 1 home. I I.IK. (OK torney ond In compliance with the re- bedroom dmlti, htat potdl (ISO. Rlvervltw Hospital, bul away trom I /, boths, deep private lol Patio and Colt 717 4141 REPAIR.RESURFACE RENTAL EXCHANGEBk. 7/W6OO traffic |oms. Low rtntols including value. Custom built Ihree bedroom eVRELINING quirements ot ihc relevont statute* complete |onltorial services ond sup English Tudor, Contemporary ond Co porch. Large eiponded attic gives e« The said certificate shall provide for MARLBORO - Large ond lovely, tro sleeping room Jusl reduced to OF SIX TENNIS COURTS WHEREAS, there piles. Phone for details or showing al lonlal ronch hornet on one acre plus 140 Real Eitote Wanted AT THE LONG BRANCH the faithful performance of oil prowl three btdtoom, den, pool, hlds, pelt lots In prestigious Colts Brook area ot 147.000. engineering services and funds ore lions of tht specification*. Home Locatort mmt t» Freehold Twp., with central air condi PUBLIC SCHOOLS available lot this purpose, and FLOOR SPACE - Available In corner The Ocean beach |usl a block away BATH AVENUE COURTS WHEREAS, Ihc Local Public Con No bids will be received before or MONMOUTH BEACH - New two Ho lionlng, wail to wull carpeting, two BUILDING LOTS WANTED Specifications may be obtained by otter the time and date specified, and store, appro*imoiely 1000 sq II,, in full ceromlc tile baths, oversiic two trom this sprawling Ronch Huge open For one and Iwo-lamily homes Irocl* Low requires that the resolution no bids will be received by mail After ry townhoute, two bedroom*. l'i Red Bonk U\ t»69. IS X 13 living room wilh llreploce, two applying at the ottice ol Ihc Business oulhoriilng engineering services with- car goroges ond much more. Liberal Coll H4 1555 Monoaer ot the Boord ol Education. * eceipt of bids, no bid may be with boths, U» par month Call HI-HIT. financing ovallasle. W HE LAN or three bedroom* Extra lorge lol out competitive bids be publicly odvtr Jrown within slity dan otter tht dale NEPTUNE CITY - Cult, clean one Looking tor otters in MO I lo sehle es West End Court. Long Branch. New ~ MTDDLETOWN REALTY GROUP, If4 Rt 15, Middle Jersey 07740. of sold opening tacopt os provided for bedroom, only 1100 Won I last long tote LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- herein, cucepT the bid ot any bidder Two prafesiionai suites avoilobie. 4W town. Hl-7SiS, Keotnburg Mlddlelown Hailet Holm The contractor or subcontractor, SOLVED by the Monmoulh County Home Lototm WT7I1 US whore applicable, will not dis who consents thereto moy be held tor sq M ond 440 sq ft., facing Highway BRICKTOWN - Three bedrooms, two del. THF5MOIKO AGENCV Ht Boyshore Outtall Author ity as tallows consideration tor a longer period ol NOT INOUOH? - lot i more ovail 35, Ample parking Phone between HICKEY AGENCY 0111. criminate ogolnsl ony employee or ap I) That the Chairman and Secretory lull baths, den, dining room, living pllcanl lor employment becoust ot time as may be ogretd upon between able oil or eat. Coll IMS jrjpm.«71 1614 room, utility room, kitchen, goroge Reoltor arc hereby author,ied lo enter into on bidder and owner. RENTAL EXCHANGE Okr WS-MOO Nf W Of f II I HUILDING-HKW \a Prime location. It?+4)2 31 Beach Rd Monmoulh Btorh , race, creed, color, notional on agreement with ELSON T KILLAM Coll 221 4017 anytime WE HAVE BUYERS X, ancestry, martial status or tea ASSOCIATES. INC for engineering The bidder is noticed thai tht award OCEAN GATE — Ranch, Ihrtt-wtd- ft Htat and air conditioning included The contractor win lake otflrmoiive ot contract may be conditioned upon Highlands, N.J. Please mil If) 1*44 MOTHER'S DELIGHT - Threebed For business, commencal, industrial services, room, polio, kith ok IMS. ond investment properties Call today action lo ensure that such applicants Federol and Slote approval or dis- RENTALIKCHANOE Bkr. tn-HtO OFFICif SUITE~FOR RENT - Pra'ftT room ronch, \V» bolhs. living room, are recruited ond employed, und Itval I) Thai this contract is awarded approval and Unarming os per Article dining room, kitchen, gamut oom and -Parkway 117 Agency. 7)94117 without competitive bidding because 0 16 In information lot Bidderi OCEAN GROVE - Three bedroom, slonol building Choice location. Ap full bosement. City water ond sewers employees are treated during employ the service lo bt performed is a pro- carpeted Kldi. p*ts OK Only MIS (HoximotelylOOiq ft Coll 1*11110 > all m 0)16 ment, without regard to their age, All bid securities except Ihc secu Short distance to schools and mop race, creed, color, national origin, an fessional service under the provisions ritles of the three apporenl lowest bid Home Localcrt 9U 7711 MS OLD FAIR HAVEN - For rent. Firtt CALL TODAY ~ For Ml 40 pofe Tool cestry, marital status or sea Such or Ot the Lrjcal Public Controct. Low ond ders shall, if rtquttled, be returned of floor store with display windows. 1140 estole newipoper wllh over JW pic FERRARA'S REALTOR 49} 7SOD Ihe firm hereby appointed is a member PINE BEACH-Only tlrS.lhref bed lion shall include, but not be limited to of the engineering profession licensed ler ten days from the opening ot Me room*, olr, oil utilities paid month. 471 9OII w UI 47*7. lure* ond descriptions of homes in all MLS APPRtililJ the following; employment, up- bids, Sundays ond holidays eicepttd. of Monmoulh. Mlddletei. Oceon ant grading, demotion, or transfer; re- unit pruoliilr., tir law and Ihe bids ot such bidders shall be Home Locators UM 172? MS PttOt I '.SIONAl Ot I K I SUI It MUST SELL/RENT BY JULY 15 - 31 That the Secretary shall couse a Ground floor, suitable tor doctor or Somerset Counties. Mops plus Oliver In Super brick ronch, 4k, ocres Many ei cruitment or recruilmenl advertising, considered as withdrawn. POINT PLEASANT - Townhouse, tertttlngortlclai. STERLING irminoiion, rales ' copy of this Resolution to be published dentist at 311 Brood St., Red Bonk 747 troi. Coll 462437? tor information ond 152 Boats And In the official newspoper as required Each bidder musl submit with his twftbodroomi, many cvtroil 1735. 37V. 9 a.m. lo Sp.m. THOMPSON ASSOC, 140 Hwy JS. detail. s ot compensatio... bid a signed certificate stating mat hf RENTAL EXCHANGE flfcr. rlS-HOOf Mlodlelown 747 MOO lection lor training, including oppren by law within lOdoys of its passoge owns, leasts or controls oil the ntces PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE NEPTUNE - Eight room BI level on Accessories liceshlp The contractor ogrees to post I hereby certify that ihc sary equipment required It occom PORT MONMOUTH Four roorm. FOR RENT - New contemporary COLONIAL ANXIOUS above resolution u o true two bedroorm. modem kitchen and Three lorae bedrooms, IS mosler bed corner lot Four bedrooms, paneled in conspicuous places , avoilobie ta pllsh the work shown ond described on building in choice Red Bank location 1 family room, living room, dining BIG DISCOUNTS employees ond applicants lor employ copy of the resoluilon the Contract Drawings and In the Con both Newly renovated Inilde and out Oft street parking Can M7 MM) room, I ', boths. science eat in kltch room, I1.1) baths, loundry room, go On new boat trailers. BOAT HOUSE, ment. notices to be provided by Ihe adopted by the Monmoulh Iroct Specifications Should the bidder Second floor, two-family private en, 14' don wllh brick fireplace, 14 Hv roge, woll to wull carpcling up and Oceon Ave. Sea Bright 142 7711 controlling officer selling lorth Ihe County Boyshore Outfall not be the actual owner or lessee of home Gorogt Lorge yard. Rettdcn- down. Close to Parkway UOWi Coll provisions of this nondiscrtrmnoiion Authority at Us Meeting of iu(ti equlpmstnt required, his certifi- tiol ilreet. Close to shopping No pelt RED BANK May 27, 1974 Ont month! security |?J( monthly Two office unlit ovolloblt, reody to f»-fo*J. BOAT INSURANCE - Reasonable clause. cate shall slate tht source from which movtln, with carpet and olr condi- roles, immediate coverage Grossi- ALBERT E. ALLEN Immediate occupancy. Call Ht 1716 Neptune Township immediate coverage Grossi- The conlroctor or subcontractor, Secretary tioning 90 Monmoulh SI M0 to. ft., COLTS NECK - Gombrel root Colo nger A. HelleHt"r Agency, IS Wikott PI , where applicable will, in all sollc RED BANK - Three4M* oom house with private lavatory (will divide lo iimi Sli yeari old. Wooded area. GONE FISHING Red Banmk 741 JIOO nations or odverliiemcnii tor employ June 7_ ... H0.+O signed certificate trom the owner or Rent, plus utilities Can mokv appoint suit on long-term Itattl 1)00 per Overtlie one-acre lot on cul-de-sac Oown the block While I'm out, se« our ees placed by or on beholl ot the con person In control of tht equipment def m*nl by calling 747-MM month, plus utilities Free reserved Central olr, central vocuum, cenlrol clout home In Shork River Hills. tractor, stole thai oil qualified appli mlttly gronting to the b.aoer the con- par kino alarm For sale by owner. US.000 Call i 37' moster bedroom, 17 second BOAT/YACHT INSURANCE trol Of The tqulpmont required dwing RUMSOH - Attractive tour be* S4I4744. r Lowest rales. Free Quotes immediate cants will receive consideration for bedroom and large, private third bed roverao* by phone. UI-BH1. employment without regard lo oge. such lime ta moy bt required for thai room*, tremendoui kitchen, garog*. II Brood St.: IN ta ft., US per month, room; these ore lust the beginning roce, creed, color, national origin, an portion of the Contract for which II Is botement SS» monthly,791 *J7T all utilities included Minimum one COUNTRY FARM HOUSE - In the necessary center of Little Silver. Open porch all There Is also o huge living roam, tor- cestry, marital status or SCH Ing Agenl _ TOMS RIVER - option i* buy. Four year lease on either location. Coll mal dining room, full basement ond The contractor or subcontractor chasing af the Com , . During the performance ot mil con owner, Waller Zimmerer i ton, UI around Iront ol house, country kitchen screened bock porch. All Ihls set on on BOSTON WHALER tract, tne contractor agree* as lol bJdroom, only U00 KidtOK Hurryt IS70 or 946-4212. with natural wood cabinets, Ihrrc bed •vrtere applicable, will send to eoch la New Jersey, and opened ond irao in Home Locatei ft* 7m Mi rooms, land over M0 deep. Ideal for unusually deep landscaped lol A rore AQUA SPORT bof union or representative ot workers public in Room No M0. Freeholders lows: buy ot only Wf WO Glostron. Sllnger, Zodioc with which he has collective bargain t. The contractor will nal dls TOMS RIVER — Oft Ion to buy, only the former al heart. »S4,too E. A. Duranoutlc, MerCrulser.OMC Meeting Room in the Hoi! of Records. 10V Buildings/Garages ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Reoltor, »5 PAT B. REALTY ing agreement or other contract or un Main Street. Freehold, New Jersey on criminate against any employrt 1 Of> ».K Yard to* o*ls,kl HIGHLANDS - 2100 tq tl* garage re MLS E.Z- Loader Trailers by Ihc ogency contracting officer, ad prevailing lime for the following roce. religion, color, sea- ancestry, TOMS RIVER Onebrdfoom only poll thop. Hydroullc liti. otlite. pn Hoble Cat And O'Day vising Ihc labor union or workers' rep GENERAL. CONSTRUCTION morllal status, or notional origin The lUS, yard, heat paid Don I wall vate bulhroom I?H per month Secu DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR! 431-5533 resentafive ol Ihe contractor s com WOR K. ELECTRICAL contractor, however, will fake at Home Locotef s 1*7171 MS rlty required. Ml THJ ^^ BEST BARGAINS NOW milments under this oct and shall post WORK, PLUMBING WORK flrmatlve action lo Insure that minor Your money con t buy you more value NO UPS OR DOWNS Free 1974 TMe Charts copies of the notice in conspicuous FOR MAINTENANCE GA try group member* are employed and WANAMASSA - Lovely three bed than this mint four-bedroom Colonial In this Shrewsbury Ranch, fireplace in place* available to employees ond op RAGE AND BUILDING EX- ore not discriminated against during room, carpeted I 110 Wonted To Rent on large lot with private reor yord tn living room, dining room, compact pilcanlt tor employment. employment. Such actions shall in- qulel eiecutlvt subdivision In the TENSIONS FOR THE MON Home Locateri kitchen, three bedrooms, tiled balh. FLAGSHIP The Board reserves the right to re MOUTH COUNTY RECL- elude, but not bt limited lo. me follow prime, prime Line.oft areo of Middle the lint lolousled porch Is a good spot Municipal Marine Basin Ing: employment, upgrading, demo- town Twp. Large living room, central lect any and all bids and to waive ony AMATION CENTER. TIN 1 to en|oy dining ana leisure hours. Va Allontli HitfhlotHh 791 MOO Informalities and award bid as may be TON FALLS, NEW JERSEY tion or transfer; recruitment or re 103 Rtntolt To Shore olr conditioning ond full basement too cant. Aikir.gM4.000 All contracts ore in connection with cruitmenl advertising: layoff or terml CANOE - 1100, olso smoll sailboat. deemed In the best interest of the nation; raits ot pay or other forms tf OLDER MATURE WOMAN - Wl*he» Priced to Mil« ui.teo LAWLEY AGENCY \\n. Board ot Education. a maintenance goroge, approximaiely ta shore h*r home with another mo WIDOW AND COLLEGE DAUOH Date Friday iune 4th, 197* 40 let! by tw feel In slit, with pre compensation, and selection tor troin 7t\ mi fabricated steel building and concrete Ing, Including apprentkethlf). The con- lure woman. For mare Intarmollon, TER - Oeilrt fairly new two bed Whelan Mlddi B.G.PASCUCCl coll MI 1000. in. 4M, and ask tor Roy room uparlroen. or house lo rent One EVINRUDE - Sportsman, ISS, I/O, Business Monoger slab and lootings, and reloled work, in tractor agrees to pott •» conspicuous floor Tittle Silver Red Bonk area. Gallery of Homes eluding two small building vitensionv places, available to employ*** an* ap gloss, trihull, 16 Partners dlsogfee Juno.* *W •» plkonti tor employment, notices to be WOULD WIDOW - Like ta shore her Write Box W 7U, The Dolly Regtilef. 1*4 Rt. 15 Middle town ' 7477W at the Wonmouth County Reclamation SnrewsoiWY.N.J. Center, located at Asbury Avenue in provided by the State Trtawrcr or any live widow on p*mlo«? Mlddletown 842-7565 FIBERGLAS WOODPUSSY - With 234 Matawan Borough the Borough of Tinton Falls. County ot •" *ion or a AHontk Hlahtona* arao. Coil *-t • m . FAIR HAVEN - River Oaks three trailer. USO. Coll 747-3015 otter * p m Monmouth, Slut* of New Jtrsoy. lines by h bedroom Ronch Mint condition Fire or weekends. NOTICE Plons, Specifications, form ot bid, RtAl ESTATE ploce In living room, dining room, den, reor y Sealed proposals will be received by contruct ond bond tor the proposed 7 Tht contractor will in all tollc finished recreation room Walking dls gamer oom Cenlrol olr c the Waluwun Regional School District work, prepored by M Disko Associ nations or advertIjemeWs for emplo/ . FOR SALE HOBIE CATS Board of Education until ] 00 P M eei placed by or on beholl af the con •once to schools and stores. tU.fOO Asking U2.S00. Call nowt Boats, Parts. Accessories atcs. Consulting Environmental Engi Arrow Shaping < ull tt7 3007 CENTURY I) prevailing lime, June II 19/* ot Ihe ol notrs. 99 North-field Avrnue, West Or tractor, state that all quolltlrd apfrii FLAGSHIP MARINE flee of the Secretory. Administration canls will rtctlve coniMtroflon tor Coieni Agency, II] River Rd , Foir Municipal Marine Basin onge, New jersey, have been filed in I Home* For Sole GRACIOUS LIVING - For tfw Mttc- Hoven Building, Brood ond South Sts . Molo the Office of said Engineer and in the employment without regard lo roce, AAA M'HT llve buyer, mint condition tour bed 1.11-Hot office of the Purchasing Department in icligion, color, sea, ancestry. moritaJ Printed Pattern Three superslie broroorm, It* 14 »>ui room, Mlddletown Bi Level offering the Hall of Records, Main Street. Free status or national orlfta. ter bedroom, 14 living room, 14 din large living room, dlnlna room, two MiittLl ANCOU4 BOAT EQUIP Cafeteria Pape hind, Ntw Jtrtty, and moy be In- 3. Tht (Miracle* will tend ta each Ing room, science kitchen. 30 retreo kitchens, tomlty room with fireplace, MENT — Sonar VHF, Heathklt depth Specifications and bid forms IL_. . spected by prospective bidders during labor union or rtpreuntotlvt of work Iwo bothi, utility room, in ground finder, Repco olr conditioner, Hubbel obtained at the office of the Secretary. ert wilh which he has a collective bar- lion room, IS professional workshop heated pool Two polios. Professional business hours * Utility room. Full recreation base ilwrellne, more. 7174144 9 AM to 4 PM dll Bidders will be furnished with a gaining agreement or other contract ment Central air Appliances 110 landicaplng Garage. Great moth e Bood ot Education reserves the or under standing a notice advising the er/doughler setup close lo schools, right lo accept or re|ect ony or oh copy at the Plans ond Specifications, labor union or workers' rtpreMfitaMvc treed lot I« i shopping and transportation. Only W NYLON HOPt llc/tt.. SIM/coil by the Engineer, upon proper notice MELMED REALTORS 071 S450 ftUAASON bias. ond payment of a check lor twenty five Of the controtlor s commitments un HI.tOO K1RWAN CO . Realtor, 7*4 W nylon, Jlc/ft, lUS/qcoil EDWARD J SCULLION der this specification and under rvkn. 33 BOAT HOUlE dollars (12500). payable to M Dlsko ACRE BRICK riot. course. Four bedrooms Secretory-Business Admmlstralor AiiuUutes. Wild tosl bring -he rcpro regulations ond orders promulgated by Custom quality, four spacious bed 1131 Ocean Ave. Seo Bright the Slote Treasurer pursuant to his ou HIGHLANDS - Three bedrooms, l^i moln house, plus seven room gat oat Matowon Regional duction price ot the documents, and is rooms, 1**13 master bedroom. Iwo opartmenl Prime location To settle U171W Bootdof Educolion not returnable. Ihorlty under PL 1f7S, C. 177. Tht luxury oaths. 14' dining room, I3il3 baths. Like new U7.SD0 1245 monthly estate. Asking »l4»,SO0 Open 7 days Wto* Thurs Fr, until t Brood A South Streets contractor shall pest copies ot this no- science kitchen. IS' den. 77KIS game pays mortgage, laxes. insurance, all Bids for eoch conlrocl must be mode tice in conspicuous places available to utlliliei Owner l,7OtiV HI Bay Ave Matowon, New Jersey 07747 on standard proposal forms in the room. Utility room. Full recreation Jun* 7 manner designated therein ond re- all employees ond applicants tor em- basement. Steel beam construclion, HIGHLANDS ^"fhree bedrooms. l'~* O'DAY SAILBOATS quired by the Specifications, must be ploy menl. piaster walls, underground sprinklers baths. Like new Sl/,000. 114} monthly VAN HORN 12 25 In Stock enclosed in sealed envelope* bearing 4. The controdor will comply with Fruit trees. Healed garage UO ». pays morlgoge, laiet. Inswronce, all FLAGSHIP MARINE 736 Mlddletown all rules ond regulations and orders MELMEO REALTORS o71 SoSB AGENCY - RCALTODS the name and address ot the bidder, utilities. Owner til Otlt ?ll Boy Av» Open 7 days. Coll 14 hours a day. and name ot the controct on the out- 111 HOLMOEL — Three bedroom split. 7417-4100 Separate sealed bids for Custodial side; occomponied by the following M .. - Cenlrol air Fireplace. Lorge paneled 104 Blvof Id. Folr Howon Machines will be received by the The guaranty accompanying the bid Of N.J.S.A. 10:9-1 recreation room, covered polio, large Board of Educutlon, Township of Mid sholl be given In Ihe amount often per through 10 1-4 and oil rules and regv Smart Crochet! treed lot. Low laxev Owner asking dletown. N.J . in the Administration cent 110%) of Ihe *-td but not In CNCCSS lotions promulgated Ihtreunde* 154,500 7Jt 14*4. Building, 59 Tlndall Road. Middltlown. of twenty thousond dollars (UO.OOO.t I The contractor will furnish all tat RUMSON CAPE N.J 07741, until II DO AM Wrdnei and may be given at the option of the formation and reports required by HOWELL TWP. — Appfoximotely M Chorming three-bedroom home, for- day, June lo, 197*. bidder by a cerlllied Check, Cashier's rules, regulations end eroers pronwl acre form Three eilro large barn, mal dining room, living room with Specifications may be obtained ot Check or Bid Bond from a reputable aated by the State Trtowrer pwntjaM with apartment. Also two bedroom the Office of the Secretory. Middle insurance company To P L If 75. C. 117 and/0* pursuant to Ranch nome ond one cor ottoch«d go tireploce, den, fomily room, two lull any authority deliBOhU this politic* 548 both*, goroge. Basement. Encellenl lo BOAT HOUSE lown Township Board of Education, S9 The contractor or wbcontracior, rage All In excellent condition. Owner 1117 Oceon Ave. Sea Bright Tlndall Rood, Mlddletown, Ntw Jer subdivision or agency by the State must .ell Call A KOZICKY Real Es cation, Asking UI.U0. where applicable, will net «ls Treasurer The contractor will permit tote. Rt 15. Eolonlown. N J UI 771) 141 2311 criminate against any employee or ap access lo his books, records, and me- Open 7 days Wed. Thurs.-Fri. until f PAUL W. BENNETT plicont for employment because ot counts by a duly appointed roprn KEANSBURG - All gas heated. RUNABOUT~74~^Wooden. fair condi Secretory ape. roce, creed, gator. nalMMOl oft- tlve Of th*,MateTreasurer for , Four rooms. Ill,MD Juno 7 14.U gTn, ancestry, marital status or Mi. poses of Investigation to oscertoln Four rooms.lll.no tlon.SMO. The contractor will take affirmative compliance with rules, rtgwtatlom ana* Two home* tor SIMM 747 1*4* action to ensure that such appiuanlv orderi adopted purwantto PL lt7S, Four rooms. IK.tOO SEARS - 17' aluminum cono*. wilh 245 Union Beach are recruited and employed, ond that c 117 ond pursuant lo tht provision of Throe bedrooms. Uf.ttO. uiim oars. UM. employees are treated during employ N.J.S.A. 10 2 I through 10 1 4 and oil Call 717-SBW for details. AHtr»pm..l7?leW. IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN ment, without regard lo their oge, rules and regulations promulgated Chateau Really, Real Estate, III Corr RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE PUBLIC MEETING ACT. THE roce, color, national origin, ancestry. thereunder. Avo.. Koowtbwg. Three ocres plus IV on water bulk REGULAR MEETING OF THE morltol status or sea Such oction sholl headed Formal dining room, den, go SPECIAL Include, bul not be limited to the toi 4 In the event of the contractor's KEYPORT - Three-bedfoom Colo- MUSHROOM ANCHORS BOARD OF HEALTH IS CHANGEO lowing, employment upgrading, dc noncomplloncc with this specification meroom, tour bedrooms. 7'i baths 50 lbs Ui NO lbs Ilf7 TO JUNE t, 197*. AT 0 00 P.M. IN or st ony rules, regulations, or orders niol. Formal dining room, loco* den. Detached two tor garage wllh lotl THE BOARD OP HEALTH OFFICE, motion, or transfer , recruitment or re- enclosed porch, convenient to shop Musi be seen to be opprecioled 7S lbs. S63 400 lbs 1797 cruitment advertising, layoff or term! promulgated by the Slote Treasurer ing, schools and transportation 100 lbs. U4 500 lbs U7D FLORENCE AVENUE. UNION nation; rotes of pay or other forms ot pursuonTtoP.L. Iffi. c 127 or with me S11.KO. BOB GRIMM AGENCY, SM mum. 150 lbs. tl« eOO lbs U50 BEACH. NEW JERSEY compensation, ond selection tor train- provisions Ot N.J.S.A. 10 1 1 through LAWLEY AGENCY W0 lbs. 1137 700 lbs 1)75 ANNAM. SMITH ing. Including apprenticeship. The con 10:1 4 or rules or regulation! protMll Hwy 15 ond Navesink River Rd. 250 lbs .1157 IJOOlbi tm Secretory tractor ogrees to post In conspicuous gated thereunder, this contract may be LINCROFT - Two houses in one. Mlddletown Realtor W4H1 FOB Red Bonk Juno 7 UM ploce. available to employees and op cancelled, terminated, or luipinrtnii In Eight over eight plus heated basement Evenings 2fl 9011 I d t pllcanti for employment, notices to be whole or In part, and the conlroctor Two-car goroge. Two ion* oir, Ihree provided by the contracting officer sel- moy be declored .ntlt«tMe by tht Slate lone heat. Four lull baths. Iwo loundry SPACIOUS COLONIAL - Three bed JO Bridge at the Red Bonk R.R slollon 2U Wt»t Long Branch ling forth the provisions of this non Treasurer lor further pwWIc works rooms, In-ground pool, Vocre wooded rooms, moster l| . IS counlry kitchen. THREE' 1*74 2S H.P. - And lour If74 discrimination clause, contracts Such other sanctions as may and landscaped, sprinkler system. II' dining room, huge living room, full NOTICI 10 BIDDtftS be adopted by tht Stole Treasurer pur wall-to-wall carpeting throughout plus basemen!. Bull! In goroge. Fully cor IS h.p. Johnson outboard motor,, oil NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The contractor or subcontractor, suanl to PL 1*7$, c. 127, may bt Im countless custom lectures and e*lroi peted, oil appliances iM.fOO KIR long shaft and In excellent condition separate sealed bids will be received where applicable will. In all solic posed tor tht aforementioned viola- Included, Perfect for two families who WAN CO . Reol.ors, 717 IWO. Coll Front.'* Boots, Jtl 227S. by the Secretary of the Board of Edu nations or advertisements for employ cation of the Shore Regional High wonl lo live together, but each moln TRIUMPH TRIMARAN — Sal, ea ld b behalf of the con 1, the controdor will include all of lain privacy Unique and unusual, TINTON FALLS — New Colonial l"i School District, west Long Branch. aco, a all qualified appli- boths. tl Ofcros Rd.. corner Hope Rd celtenl pleasure boot tor children New Jersey, for furnishing ATHLETIC clauses l through • above in every sua must bt seen. Reduced to 1104.M0 Sate, easy handling, tm 1417113. cants will receive consideration tor (only 153,000 each family,. Owner. 147 S43.3O0- Century Btdg Co ill-tWi AND CLINICAL MEDICAL SUP employment without regard lo ogc, I3» TINTON FALLS - MAKli ME AN WE HAVE six CROATS FOR SALE - PLIES. rote, creed, color, notional origin, on OFFER In the ISO * Relocating Fooi Price* ranging »7S0 to 14700 We need Bids will be received ot the office of crslry. marital status of MI, LITTLE SILVER WOODBINE AVE* bedroom, 73' California Ranch Fire lo Clear Out In preparation tor paving the Board Secretary on or before 10 00 The contractor or subcontractor - Thru bedroom ranch. Living room place, two-car goroge. Many extras. yard Chance for real bargains See A.M. Tuesday, Juno IS. IV7e, to be where applicable, will send to eoch la with corner flrepluie, dining area, eat Freed *-ocro. S4Ria» after 3 p.m. them on our lot. Surfsidt Marina, lWt opened In the presence of the Secrc bor union or representative of workers in kllchen, atn, two both*, •wtmont. Oceon Ave.. Son Bright tary and Ihe SuperInlendenl ol fehook with which he has o collective bor gain Two cor attached goroge Immediate Bios will be considered al Ihc neat ing agreement or other contract or un toke -uch action \_ __ occupancy. Best offer over 150,000 TWO-FAMILY HOUSE Yi HOBIE CAT - With troller, used rrgular meeting ol the Boord of Edu derstandlng, a notice, lo bt provided subcontract or purchOM order at Mat three seasons, lllfi or best otter Call Slat* Treasurer moy dlred at a means Call UI -71*4. Excellent Income. One block from cation by the agency contracting officer, ad of enforcing such provisions, Including oceon. 117,500. 17O-n7t anytime. Complete spec ideations, instructions vising Ihe labor union or workers' rep LTTTLE SILVER - ivyyear old cus rcscntatlve ot the contractor's com sanctions for notKompl lance. lorn built Colonial, living room wllh 14 OLD TOWN SKIFF LAPSTRAKE to bidders, and form ol bid ore avail I. For the puraow of this speclflco I.V. REALTY AGENCY HULL — With fiberglos boftom, new able upon request at the office ot Ihe mltmenli under this oct and sholl post fireplace, formal dining room, over copies ot Ihe notice In conspicuous tion. the following terms sholl hove the sue kitchen, three bedrooms. T i poiiii. tin, coti HI i*n otter oo-m. Board Secretory following meontoaj: 430 afoaaway. Long Branch, 17? TW The Boord of Education reserves the places available to employees ond ap baths, family room, goroge Excellent U SPORTSMAN - Inboard'Outboord piicants for employment O. "AlflrmollVl Action ' means fjrow shaping creates a location on o quiet tree-lined street right lo waive ony immaterial Infor- procedurn which establish hiring ond ttS-OOQ UI 7*f$. 110 h.p Trailer Needs minor convos malities or to reject any or all btds or Tl sleek, smooth midriff line! WEST LONG BRANCH work. Low hours. Besl offer ovei parts thereof II deemed to be in Ihe employment goals, timetable*, ond 11200. * " best Interesl ot the school district. practices to be implemented, wllh Sew this basically simple- 132 Apartments- Mint! Mint! S47.900 County ol Monmouth to do so. good faith efforts, for minority group By order of Ihe Board ol Education i By order of Ihe Boord ot Chosen Jusl listed. Spotless ranch with large » PACEMAICEII - Alglai hordlap I Signed) THOS. W GARLAND. JR. dress In pristine white, living room, formal dining room, Ihree Freeholders of the County ol Mon b "Miinor Ity group members' a Town Houses CHpreil crwlier. Twin 710 h.p Loaded. Secretory, Boord of Education mouth bedrooms, irt baths Finished base- Dock ipoce Included Hl.WO. feT-111). Shore Regional High School means ptrtont who art Negroes. black or flower-fresh pas-' ment. Screened^ porch. All this pius RAY KRAMER. Director Spanish surnomed Americans, or )1 PACEMAKEH Monmouth Par' ROBERT J COLLINS, Clerk SHADOW LAK gas heot and central air. Beaulitul West Long Branch. I AmerIcon orlentott. tels. property. Only U7.N0. Fully ewlfprd lot hdur>. ROGERJ KANE. Each bidder mutt otto tubmlt with VILLAQB Pur chosirtf Agent hit bid a signed statement at ta whtttt- Printed Pattern 1382: Half CENTURY 21 tiffin THEODDRE J NAROZANlCK. er ht previously performed work ttJB- County Admr Sixes 10%, 12%, 14%, 11%, PRINCIPALS ONLY — NO 248 Monmouth County__ |*ct to tht Presidents Caecutlv* Or COMMISStON 2 bedrooms PAUL BRAGAR 1M RecreatloMortam l Junt 7 IU.M der Nos. 10915, 11)4 or 117 4* m 18%. 20%, 22%. Slse 14% Travel through tall In a amended by E xecutive Order Ho. 2tat».— Vehl IT??ounty« HIM. oldderi an this work will b* r* (bust J7) takes 1% yds.«". shawl-collared cardigan' 250 Other Puttie Notices quired to comply with Executive Or 747-0221 CAMPED «71 VOLKSVUCEI N - M: Cirnmi... dor No. 11)4* at awtadod by E»*cv Send 11.M for each pattern Stripes encircle wrap-hap- ctllent condition P< opmenl Program. Title I of _ NOTICI 19 HDNM tlv* Order No. HITS concerning non- lour. Fully StWfSM Ing and Community Development Act Notice Ts hereby given that sealed discrimination In employment. Sue Add 35c for each pattern for py cardigan thai turns skirls 132 Apartments— OfW proposals will bo received by the cesttul blddtrt will U required to ACTIVITY: Highlands Riverfront Board of Trustees of the Oceon Grove comply with ftdero. and Skat* Waae first-class airmail, handling. or pants into great outfits. Town Hout» Park, HlfMonda, firm Jorttv Camp Meeting Association for: Rot* 6tttrmln*tlon. Successful bid OATE OF NOTICE June J. 1»7» NEW GRAVITY TRUNK SEW LANDS - SI'l C I Al Send to Marian Martin. Pit- Crochet In J-color combo of The Staff ol the MoiMioum County ER. ON OCEAN AVENUE. ocean vie .. NOTICES Planning, Board will hold a public tern Depl, The Red Bank Germantown-type yam. Pat- ce. den. oil opptlonces, i _ meeting on Mo proposed Riverfront • ROADWAY, CENTRAL AVE zzxt&i SOMITHINQ SPECIAL wall, many ealra*. Pool, tennis c Park In the Highlands on Tuesday. NUE, FLETCHER LAKE AVE Register, IS West l«h St.. tern 548: Sixes 10-1Z; 14-11 IN LITTUI SILVER S43.N0.PrWlpeli only.7*\ 117) 210 Lost And fund Juno IV If'o ot 7. JO p.m. In the High NUE. FOR CONNECTION TO lands Borough Hall. .71 Bay Avenue. NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP SEWER New York, N.Y. Mil. Print lad, A lovely family home with Ml DOLE TOWN - TiHHrii LOST - •lack ond while tall Sh«p Htojhtandi, Now Jers*v ACE AUTHORITY' berth townnouM, Wath to gott, lomii, herd, hotl Husky, temote, Mwe eyes ol tht Association office. $4 pilmon NAME, ADDRESS, IIP. 11.00 for each pattern. Add lots of extra touches. Cedar iwlmmlnt pool ond chiteitvM. UJ.no, KoomDwrg oroa Reword 717 MM ot CONTACT: Robert W. Ctork. Princl Avenue, Ocean Grove. New Jersey on shake root. Franklin stove in tort p.m. ll Plgnrwr, Monmouth County Pkm July 7, If7*, ot 10 too clock A.M. Pre SIZE and STYLE NUM- lie (or each pattern for ang Board. 431 7471. vailing nme, at which time and ptoce BER. •Cirstclass airmail and han- den with Cathedral ceing. 3 211 Special Notices LOST - Smatl Colic* cot an Moy 11 ROBERT WCI ARK they will be publicly opened ONM road bedrooms, eat-fn kitchen Answors to "NUuy." Vicinity Middle Principal Ptonner aloud. dling. Send to: Laura Whee- town-Molmdo). toward. SoMB7. Tht work under these profwsots In How to get MORE FOR andiWbatho. $61 900 .STANLEY LOST - Wrist waled, ilomoi*. In ctuan the fwrMiMng of «1. tabor, mo YOUR MONEY? Scad now ler, Needlecraft Dept.. Red Matowon, Ke«nsbur| or Red tank MftOLUTtOM AtfTMMIUBM CM- .trials ond equipment necessary lo HOROSCOPE Generous reword• ..Greo. t TftACT complete tht work as shown on the Bank Register, Box HI, Old Controct Drawings and a* dttcrlbtd In tr* t«H tf ii•• lap mm_tM (or New Spring-Summer votue Coll Monday plttw. W-Utt FOB AUDITING UlVrCIl WHEREAS, there eilsts O need tor tht Specif I cat lorn, and tht proposals o£btao« ot • CM ol HUMS STt. Catalog - save up to SIM Chelsea SU., New York. NY HINTELMANN awMtlna wnrtw*. ana funds ore ovo.1 sholt bt In accordance with toM draw fro to* of woejrmiMea M) e. ok able tor this purpose, and Ingt and specifications and the term, Mra< ol o ml of toot oot M. All on the clothes you sew your- 10011. Print Name, Address, 213 Inttructlon of the pcopOMd controct. tort lor areMMfi M lll WHEREAS, the Local Public Con ItaM ore II luiiiiejli Zip, Pattern Number. PIANO LESSQNS - Experienced. tract* Low requires that tht re*o+«tlon No bid will bt received, unless In i Kit. Free pattern coupon, Will tooch In your home but wotrtd pre outhorlilng auditing services without writing on tht forms furnished ond un • Y ODOf • OF THTHE IOKD OF NEW! NO designs to knit, ttr mint, Coil riJ-WHtl competitive bids •# publicly odver less occomponied by bid security In TRUSIEES OF THE OOCEACCEAN CKOVCKOVEE too. Send 73c now! tht form of a btd bond, cashier's chert CAMP MEETING AUDCIATO RCADINO TUTORING - By 0 r or certified chert moat poroMt to the OEOKOE L. HEDOE Sew + Knit Book fl.S crochet, quilt, tew, plus I NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE or ctrtlttd chert mad* payable to the SOLVEO by the Monmoulh County Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Atsoci FREE inside NEW 1171 otlon in on amount tqjuol to five per- AHott: Instant Money Crafts... $1 •» Bovthore Outfall Authority at follows AUGUST 0. »T0U NEEDLECRAFT CATA> TENNIINIS LLESSONE S - Bv tttfttfttntttl l) That the Ctwtrman ana WceMry cent

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"This shirt has too many buttons." Your horoscope, birthday Monday, June 7 - Bom to- really forcing you to use your stances stands you in good stead not likely to be saved from your day, you possess all the intellec- mind, you are inclined to spend this morning, present predicament ~ yet. Try tual ability necessary to make a your time in restless loafing. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) - again later A LITTLE BIT success of whatever you attempt When your interest and emotions Tolerate another's views of your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ID) - YOUVEQOT Unfortunately, however, you are are satisfied, however, you are friends. TOs may be the time - Though you do not require a NOTHIN'ELSE at times disinclined to apply as tenacious as a bulldog in pur- when differences of opinion leisurely life to insure your hap- TO 00! your full intelligence to the tasks suit of your goal, allowing mean additional profits all piness, this is a day that may at hand Your habit of attempt- nothing •- neither fatigue nor around. bring you close to just such an ing to consider any number of material obstacles - to stand in I.IBHA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - existence issues at once causes you periods your way. Your intentions, however good, PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - of confusion that can only result Tuesday. June 8 may be seriously thwarted by Devotion to friends and family in losses of one kind or another. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - late in the day. Approach new serves a dual purpose today, it You would do well to work out a Channel ydur considerable emo- projects warily. protects others and brings you timetable, a schedule of ac- tional energy toward those ac- SCORPIO (Oct. D-Nov 21) - the reputation you want. tivities, so that you do not run the tivities that can succeed in s^ite Keep out of trouble or you may ARIES (March 21-Apnl 191 - risk of taking on too many things of a lack of objectivity. find that you have sacrificed a Work within circumscribed at once. Constructive thinking is CANCER (June 21-July 22)- position of leadership in the limits and you will not be LIKE TM06e/y the result of clarity and the logi- Self-control should bring you search for a good time. tempted to overstep your posi- cal progression of ideas; you are close to the attainment of one of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- tion Talents may be hidden and quite capable of both if and your more important goals, Dec. 21) - Darker truths await unusable at this time. when you learn to separate Don't believe everything you you toward day's end. Don't be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) issues and take your time. hear. surprised to find yourself tem- - Applause and admiration You possess a great deal of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Your porarily pushed to one side. stamina, but unless you are ability to amuse people even CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. these are what you crave - and engaged in a project that brings when you and they are in the 19) - No matter how vigorous what you will receive before you emotional satisfaction by most of unamusing circum- are yxjr vocal protests, you are day's end. Look ahead for gain. Sheinwold's bridge advice Blondie by Alfred ShemwokJ spades to put his game on ice. reason for East to load a club P.O. Box 1111l.o, s Angeles. East could defeat the con at once. Calif. 90053) • III)*1™1 DEAR,W0Ui_O More than 600 years ago tract by switching to cluhs at DAILY QUESTION VEH, I GUESS SO- OH.SOOOY/ THEN I CAN " ACTUALLY I WAS William of Occam laid down a >VOULETMB BUY IP rT WERE WITHIN BUY A COMPLETE NEW the second trick, but how As dealer, you hold: • .!*».> South dealer THINKING MORE IN TERMS rule for the defense of certain / ANVTMING I WANT -f REASON SUMMER OUTFIT.' OP A KNOTTY-PINE could East tell whether to lead 43 76 ^1 SEASON? made his contract in today's 11 points in high cards and 2 •y K J 7 4 hand because East was weak East should have kept his points for the doubletons. 0 QJ 1082 in medieval logic. assumptions to a minimum He should not have assumed enough for an optional open • 97 East stopped to think alter first that South had all of the ing bid. You would bid if you WEST EAST taking the ace of spades. What top clubs and second that had a comfortable opening • .1 !•:i i i ».n:: if South had the A KQ of West had the king of spades. hid, but your spades are weak clubs and either Q J 10 or If East assumed only that and your clubs are short 0 A 6 0 9 7 5 A Q 10-9 ol spades? South would the three top clubs were some Don't go out of your way to • AQ82 •101,5 1 discard dummy's second how divided between South make an optional opening hid SOUTH spade on a high cluh unless and West, there was no need when you have an awkward • KQ10 the defenders took their two to assume anything at all hand. 7 AQ109W spade tricks in a hurry. about the spades. If West had (A POCKET GUIDE TO 0 K4 East therefore returned a the king of spades and some BRIDGE' written by Alfred • KJ4 spade, and South delightedly high dub, he could take a Sheinwold is available. Get South Weat North East WHAT took the king of spades, drew spade whenever he got a club your copy by sending 11.00 to 1 ':< Pass 2" Pass trumps and discarded a rlub WHAT A CRUWMY DOES trick. If West didn't have the SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE, I All Pass from dummy on the queen of king of spades, all the more (name of your newspaper). Opening lead - • 4 CASTLE... IT STAIRS... No MAVEf I HEAR \ To WEB... I NAVE TO FIND OUT I UIONPER IF fOU Wet TMNKIN6' MORE DETAILS HAVE TO BKIN6 AL0N6 OF PlArYlN6 A CAN OF BALLS... ATWMREPON THIS MONTH

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TSavs ol Acne and Roses" Unlinished Child" A wife's previous marriage CAPTIONED NEWS m NIGHT FINAL special about the LAUGHBACK |PREMIERE| 8 ADVANCE SALE PRICES OABC EVENING NEWS (H) CIRCUS DAY PRICES • THE F.B.I. 11:30 BD3CBS LATE MOVIE 2:30 QNEWS ADULT $300 ADULT $4 00 QKINER'S KORNER problems ol maternal and • BONANZA •Mayerling" (1969) Omai CHILD |2.OO CHILD $2-50 Q RENOIR 3:00 QNEWS BCBS EVENING NEWS infant malnutrition in Commitment At Angelus" Sharil. Catherine Deneuve RESERVED SEATS 50c" ADDITIONAL EACH JQ AUCTION 3:25 fljJNEWS • TAKE 12 America and, particularly, AUCTION A true story of desperate in the New York (Continues until sign-off) 9:00 MOVIE 3:36 QPAT COLLINS ©AUCTION love that ends in death metropolitan, tri-stale 8•Young Rebel" (1969) 3:55 m JOEL A. SPIVAK CIRCUS BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 10 A.M. 8:27 QBJ)BIC. MINUTES OQTONIQHTSHOW 4:06 QLATE LATE SHOW 7:00 QCBS EVENING NEWS Horst Buctiholz Gina Hostess Joan Rivers. 8:30 BCD PHYLLIS Lollabrigida. Atter events Til Get You" (1953) OTHE WORLD AT WAR jjjMATCH GAME PM Guests: James Coco, George Rail, Sally Gray RsMrvMt ft Qen. Adm. Tlckttt on "The Bomb" (January- flj FAMILY AFFAIR Phyllis Llndslrom |oins a ol many years, a naive club for widows and romantic idealist Is Phyllys McGuire, and Sal* June 11 thru Jura 16*1 August, 1945) The •'Birds. Bees and Bully' Penny Marshall divorcees in an all-out changed to a sadder, but Music Makers MONMOUTH MALL, Eatonlown, N.J. Americans decide to drop LAUREL 4 HARDY OTHE 11:30 MOVIE MACNEIL REPORT elfort to escape Irom a wiser, man. Theatres the Atomic Bomb on 8 spirit of loneliness. (R) ffiCINEMA 29 •Vice Squad" (1953) Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 0:00 QIQRHODA Edward G. Robinson, QMERV GRIFFIN '^Operation Pacific" (1951) MONMOUTH M0NM0UTN Russia enters the war. That rotten job Brenda teh Pauletle Goddard A story If Q ABC M0N. NIGHT Patricia Neal, John ARTS IT, lit) UNK Japan surrenders. she held at the bank now BASEBALL Wayne. The exciting story about Ihe life of a captain looks like a rose garden CENTER 7476000 NEWS I 0)84 CHARING CROSS of a submarine com- of detectives during an alter she quits being a ROAD mander devoted to his "ordinary" day *n SIAIS BANDY GRIFFITH teller and is faced with ringing Up Opie" A drama based on Heiene crew and boat. Of) ABC MON. NIGHT •in the thorns of being Hand's humorous and ©SPECIAL OF THE A COMEDY TO TELL THE TRUTH unemployed. (R) 8AABC EVENING NEWS touching 1970 best-seller WEEK "The World Championship ttOTI _IRONSIDE HSPECIAL about her 20-year "The Wellsprings" This of Trivia" Four teams will O"Moonlighn t Means Money" 'The Presidents: 76 Years correspondence with the one-hour documentary of compete in a semi-final _ 6LLT on Camera" The Private employees of a small and final round and an- 03 NEWS Jose Ferrer shows in President—the man and London bookshop. detail the working ol swer trivia questions his family. Florida's Tidal Wetlands pertaining to movies, QJOHN DAVIDSON 0:57 QONBC NEWS UPDATE and the fragile life support radio, television and KTCHEg, Aone-mlnute summary ol Guests: Steven Ford, son , systems found there. music. of President and Mrs. the latest news. ©MASTERPIECE QSHOWCASE g THEATER "King Richard And The "Notorious Woman. Crusades" (1954) Rex Molly's Dinner Special "A SHOPPER'S DREAM" Misalliance" A young Harrison, Virginia Mayo. A French girl, just out of story about the romantic MOBA MOORE adventures of Christians of the Week en BROWN FENCE CO. convent school, grows up Thurs. June 17th to become George Sand, and Moslems during the one of the most scan- battle for the Holy Land •11 MR. 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,M ,r,«. »t»ooo LUNCH t MNN« StUVID DAItY JOHNSON'S HIGHWAY 35 IPOtnOWH 26 The Dkjtfy Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JUNE 7. i9re Oceanport, union scrap over pay talks 'Our top ol »n lln* s»n/te» lor dtpoiHon ,g»$0indo* OCEANPORT - Arnold gram, borough attorney, are Optimo paid the minimum ects on Like Drive, Riv and 20,000 gallons ol regular for home improvement work Innovation Bcnurdlni, international rep-that the properties will revert price set by the borough for erview Ave., Bridgewaters gasoline. Bids will be opened offered by door to4oor solic- resentative for the Inter to the borough if houses are the first parcel. 11,750. There Drive and the parking lot in at 10 a.m. on June 28 at itors. national Union of Electrical not built on the lots within 18 was competitive bidding from front of Borough Hall was in- Borough Hall Municipal officials from Radio and Michine Workers months The toning code re- area developer Samuel Tei- troduced. Bids forroad im - Councilman Francis A. this borough and Johnstown, (HIE), which represents lour quires 120-foot frontage. If the cher for the second parcel provements and the drainage Margalolti said borough po- Pa., will exchange visits later borough road department Long Branch firm could put which drove the final price work will be received at 10 lice are asking residents to this month. Both communities Tr^Best Banking workers, has charged the the three contiguous parcels for that parcel to HMO am. Monday at Borough demand the presentation ol have been declared model ex- FofTheBest\torsOf*urlJfe FRST NATUNAL HW. Borough Council with refus- together, houses could be A bonding ordinance au- Hall. solicitors' permits signed by amples of community devel- ing to bargain collectively in built without a need for vari- thorizing the expenditure of Bids are being solicited for the police department before opment projects in their re- M»M*I FDIC fidelity Union a contract dispute centering ances. (47,000 to cover drainage proj- 11,000 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil residents sign any contracts spective states. on wage increase demands Mayor Clement V. Som mers said that Joseph R. Col- lins ST., borough adminis- trator, is handling mediation talks that include a represen- tative from the Public Em- ployes Relations Commission (PERC) and a member of the IUE and that council is "com- pletely satisfied" with Mr. Collins' efforts. The average salary for the four men, one of them a CETA employe paid with pub- BRAND NAME APPLIANCES, TV'S & AIR CONDITIONERS lic funds, is $8,400 per year. Mr. Bernardini said after the meeting that the union is asking a yearly wage in- crease of 13 per cent and the borough is offering six per cent. Mr Collins said the union is asking a 14 per cent increase and the borough has offered seven per cent. Mr. Bernardini said he would like the borough to sub- mit to binding fact-finding. Mr. Sommers said the borough would consider a fact-finding situation if me- diation efforts fail, but would never consider binding fact- finding. "We want to help you," Mr. TOMS RIVER, OAKHURST, FREEHOLD & MIDDLETOWN STORES Bernardini said. "We want this resolved before the work- ers lose control of themselves JOIN-IN AND CELEBRATE THE GALA GRAND OPENING OF OUR . . . they cannot support fami- lies on $8,400 a year." Mr. Sommers said the coun- cil will not negotiate in public NEWEST SHOWROOM LOCATION. with the union and that the now-functioning mechanisms for negotiations will be fol- lowed. PRINCETON SHOPPING CTR. PRINCETON, NJ. At a public auction of borough-owned property ho|d at the council meeting, Op- timo Builders Inc. of Long Branch, purchased subject to AIR CONDITIONER SPECTACULAR certain restrictions, two par- cels of land, each M by 100 feet, on Algonquin Ave. 7,700 ITU The two lots are separated AM CONDITIONER, by a 120 by 100 foot parcel, land which Optimo Builders has an option to buy from an absentee owner in northern New Jersey 10,200 ITU The restrictions, as ex- HOTPOMT AIR CONDITIONER plained by G. Stephen In- • MAGNAVOX 19" COUNTER TOP 5,000 BTU *268 REFRIGERATOR COLOR PORTABLE TV AH CONDITIONER • 100% SOLID STATE • IDEAL FOR BAR OR DEN 12,800 BTU • AUTO. FINE TUNINO • FREEZER COMPARTMENT, • PRECISION IN-LINE PICTURE TUBE ICE TRAYS INCLUDED AM CONDITIONER i FULL RANGE THERMOSTAT •278

Baritan teacher 10 CU. FT. MAGNAVOX ECONOMICAL FAMOUS MAKE HOTPOINT UPRIGHT 19" B & W in Canada MICROWAVE 30" GAS PORTABLE TV ' AUTOMATIC HAZLET - James F. Nu- OVEN RANGE • 190% SOLID STATE WASHER gent, teacher of English and • FAST FREEZE SHELVES drama in Raritan High School • HANDSOME LIGHTWEIGHT • 7.5 AMPS./IIS VOLTS BANQUET SIZE OVEN • DEEP DOOB STORAGE CABINET • 2 SPEED WASHING since 1970, is spending this • 20 MINUTE TIMER ALL PORCELAIN BROILER • THERMOSTATICALLY • UHF/VMF TUNINO • TRIPLE RINSING academic year as an ex- • COOKING CHART CONVENIENT STORAGE DRAWER • SOLID WALL TUB change teacher in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Mr. Nugent was chosen to participate in an exchange program between the United States and Canada and was granted a year's leave of ab- WESTINGHOUSE sence from his regular post to HOTPOINT 18 CU. FT. HOTPOINT BUILT-IN MAGNAVOX MAGNAVOX 25" represent New Jersey. REFRIGERATOR DISHWASHER PORTABLE ELECTRIC 12"B&W COLOR Born In New York City, Mr. Nugent lived in Red Bank and • COMPLETELY FROST FREE • SOFT FOOD DISPOSAL DRYER PORTABLE CONSOLE TV • DEEP DOORSTORAQE • CUSHION COATED • PERMA-PRESS CYCLE • 100% SOLID STATE Highlands before moving to SHELVES RACKS $ • COMPACT ROLL-AROUND • LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN his present home at 17 Bing • DUAL DETERGENT • UHF/VHF TUNING • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING $ • POWER-SAVER SWITCH DESIGM • HANDSOME DISPENSER 198 • SAFETY START BUTTON • EASY CARRY HANDLE ham Ave., Rumson He is the '118 CONTEMPORARY CABINET son of Mn. J. F Nugent Jr. of Mtddletown A cum laude graduate of 41 YEARS OF SERVING THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. Notre Dame University. Mr. Nugent was awarded a na- 4 GREAT SHORE LOCATIONS ' tional Shubert scholarship in BRICK drima to. the University of YOUR AOINTIONM ASSURANCE [ Connecticwt, where be tamed 14 OTHER GREAT MIDDLETOWN FREEHOLD II you can buy lor less anywhere his master's degree. M7ROU1I3S ROUTE * t AMIPHIA R0. CHURCH within the next 30 diys, we will STORE LOCATIONS He has been the recipient of cheerfully refund (he difference. two government sponsored 671-3380 summer teaching fellowships, Apr dance 780-9131 one In theater arts, which en- HtlMHIMIMUM DPtN WIRY NtOHT Joint ScreKhtd. Some Dcnltd, Somt Ont abled him to leach at Wall Tl. • P.M. Township High School, and IATIMOAY TH. • ond Two of o Kind, Many Floor Sompltt, one in film and media, which ONLY TOMS RIVM Somt Ntw In Cartont. Qvontiiki Limited. OPEN SUN. II to 4 TOMS RIVER Not Koipontiblo for Typogrophkol tffon. OAKHURST he used at Brick Township p 710 IOUTI 37 WIST High School. DELIVERY I.SERVICE EXTRA 6S~SOME SA^E ITEMS 1111 ROUTE IS Before hit career in educa- tion, Mr. Nugent was re- 341-1688 searcher-producer of the Bar- 493-3230 ry Farter radio talk show HUNDREDS OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLIANCES