The Daily Register

VOL.99 N0.51 SHREWSBURY, N. J. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1976 15 CENTS ^ ?et Carter as Ford stays at home BByDAVERILEy DAVE RI1.KY MMMMMMMHMMf|Ou ' «•" Assarialed Press

While President Ford campaigns from the security of the White House, Jimmy Carter is out pressing the flesh It seems that meeting the public has more hazards Campaigning through the Northeast yesterday. Carter said he would have fired FBI director Clarence Kelley and speculated that cheating by Richard Nixon and other Washington big shots encourages crime But for a group of angry demonstrators in Pennsylvania the big issue was abortion and they were noisy about It Carter met the demonstrators as he arrived last night in Scranton, Pa. They lived the route Carter took from the air- port to his hotel, waving anliabortion signs and shouting at the candidate. And they mingled with Carter supporters at the hotel as the candidate arrived, with one side shouting "We want Car- ter" and the other chanting "Life, life, life." • Meanwhile, President Ford remained in Washington, mak- ing some unusual appearances designed to make use of the White House as a backdrop for what his campaigners hope will show him to be working instead of campaigning The business-as-usual theme of the Ford campaign Is in- tended to give the impression that Ford is busy being presi- KEEPING WARM — Damlen Magee, right, and Steven Selduin, left, dent while Carter is emphasizing personal appearances in a huddle under blankets to keep worm while firemen fight the blaze which hectic schedule that Is bringing him face-to-face with thou- left the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity of Monmouth College homeless. Fire sands of potential voters officials said the fire may have started In the oil burner In the cellar. Carter's running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, said Ford was "practicing being president" and is "failing to lake his campaign to the people." Carter, faced with the crowd outside his hotel, first tried to greet supporters and shake hands. But In the crush of bod- City blaze guts ies and the din of the conflicting shouts, Secret Service agents circled the candidate and hustled him into the hotel. Carter was not struck or injured and did not appear sha- ken by the incident Inside the hotel, he smiled and waved to people in the lobby. Demonstrators outside the hole! said they opposed Car- wW 1^ fraternity house ter's stand on abortion, Carter opposes a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion, although he says he person- CARTER ENCOUNTERS PROTESTS - Democratic presidential candi- By ANN BRENOFF Approximately 15 persons "I jumped up and started ally is against abortion date Jimmy Carter, lower left, was lostied by anti-abortion demonstrators were sleeping in the house at screaming. Everyone woke He is running on a party platform that says it recognizes carrying Pro-life signs on a stop In Scranton, Pa., yesterday. Police esti- LONG BRANCh - They the time. up and we got everyone out. 1 See Carter page > • mated the crowd that greeted him with mixed feelings numbered 5,000. huddled in blankets to keep Raymond Cook, second as- had to make a few trips back warm in the chilly dawn, sistant fire chief, said no in- in to get some blankets and watching their possessions juries were reported. He said try to get out some of the and possibly the very exis- the interior ol the house was stuff," Mr. Magee said. tence of their fraternity being destroyed. Another gueat at the house, destroyed by fire Chief Cook said the Fire Michael Migliori. was dis- The. brothers of the Mon- Department intends to inspect patched to pull the fire alarm mouth College chapter of Tau the house again today to de- box at the corner of Cedar Hazlet OKs housing code Kappa Epsilon, many ol termine the cause of the and Ocean AVes. whom had just moved in a blaze. The fraternity members HAZLET - The Township past two weeks. Mayor Kupfer has said on taining a matimumm of Mi acre will be allowed on the few days earlier in prepara- He said it is believed the said Mr. Migliori was unable Committee last night adopted, Mayor Herbert J. Kupfer, several occasions thai he unit*. garde* apartment titc, no tion for the onset of the fire started in the cellar in to pry open the fire box be- by a 3-2 vote, the con- Stephen J Filardi and Joseph would rather have the town- One site would allow for IN more than eight on the town school semester, were awak- the oil burner, but stressed cause it had been painted troversial zoning ordinance J DeVirgilio voted for the or- ship decide on multi-family garden apartments (off Clark houses can be only bough) ened by screams and shouts that this was not confirmed. shut. that will allow multi-family dinance; Gilbert W. Bennett dwellings before the courts and Beers Sis ), two for 212 than six on the condominium of "fire" shortly before 7 a.m. Firemen spent 3Vj hours on (Fire Department spokes- dwellings here lor the first and Francis J. O'Brien op- order the community to zone townhoutes (off Stone Road tract yesterday. the scene and were then man said later thai fire offi- time posed it. for them and Poole Ave and off Rl U The garden apartmenti An overnight visitor to their called back In the afternoon cials tested the box and were Debate on the issue raged "We should provide for the He added thll the township near Farmdale Road) and would rent for anywhere from newly acquired fraternity when a pillow ignited in the able to open it.) lor more than three hours, as hai high-need one-family one for 220 condominiums for 1240 to DOB j month The towo- house at 612 Ocean Ave. had house. young people who live in the Mr. Migliori nagged down a many township residents ex- homes and low-priced trailers adulti 45 or older ("II Middle houiei ran be only bought opened his eyes to see his bed The same house sustained town." said Mr Filardi He passing motorist who drove pressed opposition to the ordi- but no housing in between Road near Rarilan High outright for I2H.0N to tH.Wt. and the wall next to him en- fire damage two years ago, also noted that the garden him to the West End Hose Co. nance. But the all-Democratic The chief feature of the School) while the condominiums gulfed in flames. said the chief. apartments would be good ra- to report the blaze. committee split their vote the lengthy new ordinance is the The sites would be IS. 20 13 would probably wll for HO M0 Mr. Magee, Interviewed tables and that he thought (he "I JUst woke up and saw way they said they would in section allowing for four mul- and 40 acres, respectively to 149,000 that everything around me several hours after the fire, William Tsoubanos. another township might be affected statements made during the ti-family dwelling sites con- No more than 12 units to an SerMilUfaally.Bage2 was on fire," Damien Magee admitted that the experience fraternity member, expressed by (he Mounl Laurel decision told The Daily Register. was "hairy." See City blue, page 2 Friend of family charged in murder ofHowell woman

HOWELL — After a six-day, round-the-clock in- firmed that Mr Matthews had been a friend of the family Officials privately doubted any connection due to the defend The investigation was directed by County Detective ('apt vestigation, police yesterday charged a Farmingdale truck She said that he and her husband had been occasional fishing ant's relations with the Duerkes family Andrew Manning and Howell Detective Sgt Gary Plrcacenle driver with last Thursday's rape-murder of a 20-year-old companions and that Mr Matthews knew her daughter "We're not dealing with some type of psychopath or a Mias Duerkei. a senior at Kean College. Union, was township woman. through this association. madman at large who is killing randomly,' said one county scheduled to be married Oct 9 lo another Kean College se- police official nior. Robert Francis, 21. ol Union William H. Matthews, 35, ol 75 Academy Street. Farm- Mrs Duerkes refused comment on all other aspects of the Mr. Matthews had been a truck dirver for the A Campo The county medical examiners office reported that dx ingdale was arrested by county and local detectives yesterday investigation Equipment Co., Farmingdale, for approximately three years, had been killed shortly beforr 4 p m Thursday and attributed at 3 p.m. He was to be arraigned this morning before Superior It was also learned that Mr Matthews had been pre- police said He was bom in Neptune and had resided In Karm- Ihe death of seven slab wounds Her also confirmed thai the Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr., on charges of murder, rape and viously charged with atrocious assault and battery in con- breaking without entering with intent to commit rape in con- ingdale lor many years. had been raped prior to her death nection with an altack on another woman. He pleaded guilty His current address is less than a mile from the Duerket Mis* Duerkes body was discovered in her living room by nection with the stabbing death of Virginia Duerkes to thai charge. Sources close to the Investigation reported that Mr. Mat- residence which is at M0 Belmar Blvd her brother John Duerkes No other family members had thews had been a friend of the family for nine years, knew The defendant was being held in the Monmouth County Jail. Police said Mr Matthews had been a suspect (or the past been home at the time ol her murder Miss Duerkes and was "a drinking buddy" of her father, John Freehold, pending his bail hearing several days. His arrest was the result of an intensive in- There had been no signs of forced entry.into Ihe homr. Duerkes. Police made no connection between the Matthews arrest vestigation involving 10 members ol the county detective bu- and ihe police investigation had centered around friends The slain woman's mother. Mrs. Dolores Duerkes. con- and two similar rape murders in Ocean and Bergen counties reau and the entire Howell Township detective bureau and acquaintances of the dead woman The Inside Story Teacher job action

THE WEATHER HesUy »••) aid warm today aid tomor set in Asburv Park m. Complete repert •• page 2. ASBURY PARK - City open the schools as scheduled todians. teachers' aides or school employes met yes- — but not do any after-school secretaries Cauty Fare • ...14 terday in a marathon nego- coaching or anything else." The APEA represents all Feed lips ....IS tiating session until early this said Mr. Leidy. school employes with the ex- Series beglas *• ecaataaes - ....It morning and agreed to report The association met with ception of the cafelena work- Cbris gates Opea qiarterfhuls ....17 to the opening day of classes the Board of Education's ne- ers, said Mr Leidy. Yaaks sarlak Sex, magic umber to It ...17 today but to stage a job ac- gotiator. Robert Murray, in According to John K. Col- Bridge Aivlee 8 DAILY REGISTER tion for all extra-curricular the Empress Motel, here lins. Board of Education pres- •a^eu 10 PHONE NUMBERS activities. Mr Leidy said Ihe associ- ident, the board is willing to Classified. B-24 MalaOMee JC-40M Russell Leidy. president of ation was seeking a contract negotiate the contract, but Caatles 8 Tall Free ni-IJOO the Asbury Park Education settlement which would in- wanted the employe group lo CrvMwert Pwxie 8 Tan Free W-IM Association (APEA), said the clude a full dental and drug return lo work today under Editorials » CtossWH Dept S42-I70I school workers intended lo re- plan He said wage negotia- the provisions of the last con- Eitertala-eat, TV M Chftmlatlwi Dept HMOtl port lo work, but would nol tions were of secondary im- tract until a new settlement Hecweeae 8 Spirts Dept J4MH4 participate in any activities portance to the fringe ben- could be reached Lifestyle 14-lf MMdetewa Bareaa 171 -BM beyond the regular teaching efits being sought Make A Dale J» rwebaM Bareaa4O-1UI Caeaera Hotel-Restaaraat program. He added that the two sides QaMiaifcri 4 Leaf Branca Bireaa ..tB-WM open 7 days a week 872-1500 had not reached any agree- S—ris 17-W Stoteaeast Bircai UMBHISI Schools are scheduled to Closing September 12 open today. ments on the wage portion ol "This means that we will the contract to be paid lo cus- Bailey Gift Mart West Front St Showroom KISSINGER MEETS SCHMIDT - U.S. Secretory of State Henry Kissinger, Wed. MMeJghl Ballet Gaagplaak, Leag Braack right, and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, display different ex- Challenger and Meade ap- Wed . "Shine " Thurs . * Malag aaa Daariac Mike Maiae aa Vibes closed Sept 7 through Sept pearing Wed. through Sat "Oasis." Fri., Sat., "Jim Cle- Olde Union House. Wed Dancing Fri . Sat Harry's IJ Re-open Sept 14 at pressions yesterday In Hamburg lust before they began their talks on the Holiday Inn, Hazlet. rico." No cover 222-7200. Fit, Sat Red Bank Lobster House 842-020} Shrewsbury Plaza South African problem. Story on page 3. The Dtfty Regteter SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESOAY SEPTEMBER a, 1976 40 fort parents fail to reverse school reassignments and assigned the board's health and welfare committee to EATONTOWN - An eleventh-hour attempt by a large de nine times in 11 years. Vetter's 18; fourth grades. M compared to 19. and fifth monitor class sizes and their effect through the faU. legation of Kt. Monmouth parents to reverse the classroom re- If the Sept. I reassignment to the Vetter School were up- grades, 28 versus 20 If the expected attrition failed to take place, re»s- asrifnmenti of 42 mlliUry children from Meadowbrook to the held, Col. Greene said, it would be the third move in two Brig Gen Robert A. Cheney, acting as spokesman for the signments could be made at the end of the first or second Velter School failed last night when the Board of Education years and would have a traumatic effect on his youngster as parents as the; moved on to a regularly scheduled board voted six-to-three to retain the scheduled reassignment well as 24 or 25 other children in the group who have gone workshop meeting last night, outlined a proposal that would marking periods, he said. The children, all residents on the main post of Ft. Mon- through similar frequent moves. keep the children In Meadowbrook and depend on a steady at- This motion was defeated, with Mr. Tarantolo, William mouth, were assigned last July to the Meadowbrook School. Mrs. Jan DIMichele, who moved here on Russel Ave. just trition of military students to bring the outsized classes at Greenwood and Maxine Boff voting for the original assign- Many of them would have been entering their second, third or three weeks ago from Norfolk, Va., said her two children Meadowbrook into line with the district's optimum class size ment plan. fourth years in the school. were new to the district and she didn't really care which of 25 by the end of the second marking period Among the six other members. Margo Lewis pointed out Last Wednesday, a letter was mailed from the office of school they attended as long as the level of education were "This group feels you should move back to the baseline of there was no guarantee that attrition would take place, or if it Charles H. Lanza, Meadowbrook principal, to parents of 42 of high. Sept. 2," Gen. Cheney said. "We feel there was not adequate did. that the overcrowded classes would be affected most. the youngsters, telling them that because classes In grades She objected strongly, however, to the timing of the reas- consultation and this was a predpitative kind of action " Robert Snell said cancelling the reassignment or bowing two through five at Meadowbrook were larger than antici- signment letter. The military community has been particularly sensitive to a compromise class size of 28 would only be "deferring the pated last spring, theirfhlldren would be reassigned to the "It looked as if we could have the Labor Day weekend to about their school situation since Steelman School was closed problem and prolonging the agony." Vetter School. cool off," she said "The timing was wrong We couldn't find last June as an economy measure The Steelman student body "It"s a matter of taking a severe jolt at this point and Classes In all borough schools began this morning. out any answers. was largely composed of Ft. Monmouth children. meeting our (class-size) goals." he said. Most of the parents Involved apparently received their let- "We can't vote for board members, and I think we're being "We don't think the entire burden (of moves) should be "I would certainly rather a child be moved in the begin- ters Friday, and by late that afternoon, the Meadowbrook and badly used," she said. absorbed by the military community," the general said. ning of the year than in November or January." said Mena the board offices were deluged with calls. Mrs. Fay Nelson, Gosselin Ave., said she would not honor Mr. Palmisano said there was no Implication of prejudice Scialli. A meeting was hurriedly set up yesterday afternoon be- the reassignment, which would split up her live children, against the fort The administration, he said, was looking for Predicting the widely fluctuating numbers of Ft. Mon- tween representatives of the fort and the schools' adminis- leaving three at Meadowbrook, one in first and two in sixth a bloc of children in one area who were already being bused mouth children has been a continuing headache in this dis- trative staffs. School Superintendent Anthony F. Palmisano grade. The other two, both Vietnamese children the Nelsons and who met the needed class gradations trict, which, under a 20-year-old agreement, serves all mili- offered to meet with parents last evening and provided a list have adopted, would be assigned to second and third grades Only the one area on the main post met all criteria, he tary children on post whether they live in- Tinton Falls. Eaton- of the Involved parents to be contacted. at Vetter said. town, or Oceanport. About 40 parents- turned out to protest the "I have no intention of taking them to Vetter at all," Mrs. One teacher in the audience, Paul Desmond, a sixth grade move, claiming they were being discriminated against be- Nelson declared. "I will just take them to Meadowbrook and teacher, commended the board for Its stand. During the 1975-76 school year, the district lost 109 mili- cause of their military status and their inability to vote on see what happens." "Many times we've been told classes of 28 or 29 would tary children, plus another 172 on the last day of school In school matters. The reassignment was ordered to balance a wide dis- drop but they've gone up instead." he said. "This board has June. Major Norman L. Anderson said "Our children are al- crepancy in class sizes between the two schools, according to done a very good job in moving within theineighborhood con- July registration brought in 17 fort children and another ready moving much more than normal children. This move Mr. Palmisano. cept. I think the board should stay with instated purpose of 168 registered In August. Mr. Palmisano said. will be a unique additional hardship." Three second grades at Meadowbrook will contain 27 chil- lower class size.'' V^ Gen. Cheney agreed last night that "there does have to be "Our particular group is being picked on," said Col. Rich- dren each, versus four classes of 18 and one of 19 at Vetter. Board member Gerald Tarantolo offeretran elaborate mo- a greater interface between the administration and the mili- ard Greene, father of a second grader. The family has moved Meadowbrook's third grades average 28 children versus tion that would nave returned the 42 children to Meadowbrook tary" in predicting losses and gains in the school population. Little Silver police chief STATE pay hike issue put on ballot

4 indicted in illegal adoptions LITTLE SILVER - Police request a pay raise via the Steiner introduced a resolu- ond anticipated opening on HACKENSACK - Four attorneys, Including one who Chief John H. Foster doesn't referendum route is still up in tion formally setting Oct. 14 the dispatcher staff. helped draft New Jersey's adoption law, were Indicted yes- have1 to ring any more door> the air. as the date for the public In other action, the council terday for allegedly selling oul-of-state babies for as much as bells. The police department has hearing on the liquor license voted to continue the policy tt.000 Borough Council last nighk been negotiating with mem- issue. instituted last spring of mak- In a related case, a Bergen County grand jury also in- introduced an ordinance, bers of the council for a wage His resolution also calls for - ing Prospect Ave. one-way dicted a lawyer, his wife and a seventh person for allegedly which it will pass at its next increase for 1977 during the solicitation of questions from from Willow Drive and Little arranging to sell a Warren County baby to adoptive parents. meeting Sept. 20. allowing the past few weeks. borough residents about the Silver Point Road from 8 a.m. Attorney Edward Temer of West Orange, who has lectur- chief to go on the ballot in Last night, Mayor Anthony licenses before that meeting. to 8:30 a.m. and from 2:30 ed on adoptions and helped draft New Jersey's statute In 1953, November to request a pay T. Bruno announced that the At its workshop meeting p.m. to 3:15 p.m. on week- was charged with conspiring to violate state adoption law, hike, without collecting signa- department had asked for an next Monday, the council will days. violating the law, obstructing justice and counseling adoptive tures on petitions to do it. 8.5 per cent salary increase in also discuss with Mr. Whit- The council also voted to parents to give false Information to the courts. Council had intended to base pay. The council ad- more'possible legal questions accept Carriage House Lane Also indicted were attorneys Harry Cohen of Chicago and pass such an ordinance ear- journed into executive session that may arise at the October as a borough street, with the Harold Rosenstein of New York, both charged with conspiring lier this summer, when the to discuss the demand, and meeting. understanding that the lane to obstruct justice, and attorney Bernard Lampear of South- chief first said he might go on when it returned, Mayor By a 4-2 vote, council ap- will be maintained in its field, Mich., charged with conspiracy. the ballot. Bruno said that the council pointed Special Police Officer present condition. The Indictments deal with 10 adoptions since 1972 in which But there was a great deal had made a counter-offer Kevin Tuohy as a full-time ci- Mr. Jacobi introduced a some of the new parents, all from New Jersey, paid for chil- of confusion, to put it mildly, which Lt. James Fagan, one vilian dispatcher. He will re- resolution providing for bond- dren from Michigan, Illinois and California. about whether there was a 60- of the negotiators, would take tain his position as a special ing of all of the borough's day 'or a 30-day deadline be- back to the department. officer, Mayor Bruno said, current outstanding In- 9-state alarm issued for doctor fore the election when the The mayor declined to spec- but his first responsibility will debtedness, amounting to HELPLESSLY WATCHING - Robbie McLaren, a council had to act. ify the terms of the counter- be as dispatcher. some $785,000. The resolution NEWARK — Authorities have issued a nine-state alarm fraternity brother In the Tau Kappa Epsllon frater- Operating on the assump- qffer. But if the terms are not Councilmen Steiner and K. was then tabled until the next for Dr. Robert B. Wever, a Trenton physician suspected in ad- nity, comforts a friend as he watches the fraternity tion that it was a 60-day dead- acceptable to the department. Edward Jacobi objected to public meeting. ministering a so-called "wonder drug" linked with 69 cases of house at 692 Ocean Ave., Long Branch being de- line, the council decided it Lt. Fagan has said that it too the appointment, arguing that Mr. Jacobi estimated that hepatitis. Wever had injected patients with "Procaine stroyed by fire. The blaze broke out at approxi- had waited loo late last will seek a referendum vote Mr. Tuohy was the only per- the bonding would cause a (PVP)," a drug invented by Dr. Peter DeMarco. mately 7 a.m. yesterday and burned out the Interi- month, and told the chief he'd on a pay increase. son interviewed for the posi- tax rate increase of between The state Board of Medical Examiners suspended De- or of the 14-bedroom home. have to collect some 366 sig- If the police decide to go on tion and that the council was three and five cents. The Marco's license after the large number of hepatitis cases natures after all. the ballot, they will be forced supposed to be trying to open bonding decision will be dis- among his patients was reported. But George Whitmore, to collect signatures on peti- up departmental vacancies to cussed at the workshop meet- Kem said the medical examiners had ordered Wever to borough attorney, finally con- tions to'do it. Mr. Whitmore more applicants. Ing next week. appear at a hearing Aug. 24. The board wanted to examine City blaze guts vinced the county clerk of said that last night was the Mayor Bruno said he be- On behalf of the council and his medical records to see if there had been a similar out- elections, Stanley Davis, that last possible date council lieved Mr. Tuohy to be the the borough's Bicentennial break of hepatitis, he said. a 30-day deadline was per- could have introduced an or- most qualified applicant for Committee, Bicentennial Wever failed to appear at the hearing, Kern said. The fraternity house fectly legal, and that council dinance allowing the police on the job at this time, and said awards were presented to nine-state alarm was issued after the doctor also failed to ap- still had time to pass the ordi- the ballot to comply with the he is requesting Chief Foster Fred Ernst, John C. Maim- pear at a show-cause hearing Friday in Superior Court here, (Continued) pointing to the charred ruin nance. 30-day deadline. , to begin conducting inter- one, Bertram Kessler, Dirk he said. behind him, "just became a The chief is requesting a 15 In related actions, the coun- views of applicants for a sec- Van Nest and Victor Costello. concern about the future of frat house two days ago." per cent pay hike over the cil formally approved the' the fraternity. State doctors consider strike The home had been rented next three years placement of a referendum "The house Is a strong sell- by a group, many of them in This year, there were con- ADVtHTISEMENT NEWARK - A lawyer representing 200 doctors, dentists question about 'allowing retail Ing point in recruiting new TKE, for the summer. flicts between the chief and and psychiatrists employed by the state says the group will consumption liquor licenses in pledges (members)," he said. "A lot ..of the brothers lost some members of the govern- decide next week whether to walk off their Jobs to protest the borough on the November "And having to pay only $80- everything," he continued. ing body over the operation of ballot. working conditions. 190 a month for rent makes "About $8,000 worth of stereo the department, and the chief Last week. Stephen Green- The attorney, Emil Oxfeld of Newark, charged yesterday going to Monmouth College a equipment was lost in the was not given a raise. New loan that mental patients are being released from state institutions lot easier," he added. wood, borough administrator, fire," he said While Chief Foster's received petitions bearing the "In no medical shape to deal with their own problems and The three-story house, "Plus clothes and personal present a real danger to the community." request to the voters now names of approximately 700 which is owned by John Le- belongings," Mr. Tsoubanos seems securely on the ballot, Oxfeld said the 200 professionals are members of the new- borough residents asking for nox of Interlaken. had 14 bed- continued. the question of whether the a vote on the issue. source for ly-formed Association of the Healing Arts.which is seeking rooms. He said the 15 fraternity department as a whole will Councilman II A "Hal" bargaining rights with the state. Mr. Tsoubanos said the fra- brothers who were burned out The group will vote next week on whether to walk out In ternity will bejooking for an- of their, home will be housed protest over the working conditions and as part of their bid other furnished house of that by the remainder of the fra- for higher salaries to attract more doctors, Oxfeld said size to rent. homeowners ternity members who have Multi-family bars The director of the State Division of Mental Health and "And we don't have much private residences in the which allows homeowners Hospitals, Michael Rotov, denied the state was releasing dan- time left." he commented area. to cash in on the equity of gerous patients. Be said Oxfeld may have been referring to yesterday. "School opens "I guess that's where the Grand their homes without selling. patients who have been released into community care Thursday." brotherhood part begins," he dropped in Hazlet This method of borrowing "This house," he continued. commented. has become to popular that Lagoons held suspect in illness (Continued) Residents near the pro- Opening literally tent of thousands Asked whether he felt the posed multi-family dwelling of homeowners file ap- TOMS RIVER — An increase in the incidence of diarrhea township would now be im- sites presented a petition with 1021 Route 35 in Middle- plications every year. in Ocean County might be caused by fecal contamination that 45 signatures to the com- town is the site for the new- Byrne to speak at mune from the Mount Laurel BIG MONEY LOANS, has- been found in water samples taken from lagoons in Barn- decision, Mayor Kupfer said: mittee before the meeting ex- est branch of THE MONEY egat Bay. SMALL PAYMENTS "I think we can defend it in pressing opposition- to the or- STORE. Most area residents Tho chief pathologist at Community Memorial Hospital any court in the state." dinance. are familiar with television Under this method a here. Dr. S. K. Sinha. said yesterday concentrations of the groundbreaking Committeman O'Bren, in Mr Morales said that, if commercials of this major homeowner cm borrow any bacteria were strong enough to cause Ihe disease. explaining his "No" vote, said these signatures accounted lending institution featuring amount from a few hundred He said, however, he was hesitant to place the blame en dollars up to $25,000 and TINTON FALLS - Gov. Monmouth Association for that the township could have for 20 per cent of the resi- Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee the lagoons because tests done on some patients indicated tho sometimes much mot*. This Brendan T. Byrne is slated to Retarded Children (MO- given Mount Laurel "a fight" dents in the affected area, the baseball star and currently presence of a virus that couldn't be associated with the bac- turn the first shovelfull of type of loan permits for iNARC), on Wayside Road, without passing the new ordi- committee would require a a sportsctster for the team, teria in the water. earth tomorrow at what is long term payout, there- here, on a 31-acrc tract just nance. two-thirds majority to adopt as its spokesman. "There is a definite possibility there is a link, but at this touted as being one of the na- east of. and parallel to, the fore payments can be u the ordinance. EXPERIENCED point I can't establish the connection until I poll more physi- tion's most complete centers Garden State Parkway. The two dissenting com- small as needed. Francis X. Journick. spe- MANAGER cians who have treated patients with the complaint." he said. for retarded persons mitteemen said that they The center, which MONARC didn't feel the new ordinance cial committee counsel for DEBT CONSOLIDATION The Ocean County Health Department has asked physi- The groundbreaking cere- the night, said that the peti- »The branch is headed up says will be completed by late would be beneficial to the by Edward Tomaini, a top The money can be used cians in the area to notify the department of all patients with mony, which is scheduled for tion even if it contained 20 1978, will consist of five build- community. executive of THE MONEY for any purpose at all In- diarrhea. 4 p.m.. will be staged by Ihe per cent of the signatures of ings, providing centralized "There are a lot of pros and STORE since its inception. cluding debt consolidation, the people affected by the or- services for retarded children cons," declared Mr. Bennett, He is a long time resident payment of taxes, medical dinance would not be binding and adults The buildings will "but I don't believe it will be of the area and Is consid- expenses, college tuition, because it was directed at the include a general services fa- good for the town." ered an expert in real estate purchase of in automobile, ordinance as it was published Weather: Sunny, warm cility, evaluation and training The audience, during the and related financing fields. new furniture, or even for before such amendments as residences, education-activity three hour public hearing. business purposes. the deletion of one of the five FRIENDLY ADVICE Mostly sunny and warm temperatures were generally of the area west of the Rock- center, vocational training didn't think so either. multi-family dwelling sites NO OBLIGATION today and tomorrow with in the 40s but a few had al- ies. center and a summer day "The ordinance encourages Ed, as his friends call were enacted. highs 80 to 85 each day. Clear ready slipped into the Ms and Early-morning tempera- camp. development in the township him, invites area residents to Ed points out that and mild tonight, low in mid were dropping farther. tures ranged from 32 in Butte. at a time it doesn't need it." Mayor Kupfer said that the call him it 671-5600 where Modern Acceptance Cor- Its. Outlook for Friday: Mont., to 85 in Needles. Calif Following the groundbreak- said Joseph Morales of 7 ordinance provides for some he offers to confidentially poration better known as -Thunderstorms,,diminished in Cloudy and a tittle cooler with TIDES ing, music will be offered by Crescent Place. upgradings in the township A analyze your property THE MONEY STORE has the Southwest and a flash- chance of showers Saady Hook Ft Monmouth's 389th U.S. John Pierce, a Republican tract between Bedle and Key- equity plus your income additional branches in the flood watch issued for parts While showers and thun- Army Band, the Monmoulh candidate for Township Com- port-Holmdel Roads — origi- and repayment capabilities area where experienced of southern California's TODAY - High 8:01 p m dershowers blanketed some Regional High School Orches- mittee who has actively op- nally proposed as a garden and tell you exactly how managers can offer the same mountains and southern and low 1:5) p.m. warmer portions of the tra, and "The Supertomcs," posed the dwellings, said af- apartment site — will become much you can borrow and friendly nnrice.. If you lhe deserts was cancelled. TOMORROW - High 8:23 United States, the National am. and 8:39 p.m. and low and "The Happy Melody ter the decision that he would an R-IOO zone (for single fam- what your payments should near Bricktown you can call Weather Service issued a Skies were generally fair 2:16a.m. and2:39pm Band," two local groups speak to his attorney on the ily dwellings) with a 12.500 be. Bob Benson at 458-1000. matter. square foot minimum. An In Toms River it's Dick Fel- warning this morning for over the Northeast, including For Red Bank and Rumson Other invited guests include SECONDARY area from S. Laurel Ave. up ton at 24443O0. You an frost In the Rockies. the Great Lakes and the Ohio bridge, add two hours: Sea Sen. Harrison A Williams Jr.. "I'm sure we'll take court MORTGAGE LOANS The warning was issued for Valley Except for patches of Bright, deduct 10 minutes; D-N.J.. Rep. James J. How- action," he said. to the adult condominium invited to call for informa- Wyoming, southeast Idaho low clouds and fog scattered Long Branch, deduct 15 min- ard, D-N.J., Ray Kramer, Some people were hoping to multi-family zone wiH also be- The figures quoted will tion or advice eien though and Montana east of the Con- along the Pacific Coast, skies utes; Highlands bridge, add freeholder director and the legally stop last night's vote, come an R-100 with the 12,500 be based on a highly popu- you haw no intention of tinental Divide. By .midnight. were partly cloudy over most 40 minutes. four other freeholders but their efforts failed. minimum. lar method of borrowing, borrowing. SHREWSBURY. N J WHME9MY. SEPTtMBDI e. 1976 Rumson talks seek to head off high school race clashes •y JULIE MCDONNELL The group of approximately IOC persons, including some cafeteria and parking lot, where fights and disturbances are •bout II to 1! bUck students. Marly all of whom come from RUMSON - Administrators, flcu|ty awj student repre- members of the public, first listened to the conclusions awl most likely to break out Last September, the parking lot was Fair Haves sentatives at Rumson Fair Havea Regional High School held recommendations of Mr Bradford's committee, and then the scene of a fight between blacks and whites The participants also agreed that ami of the prrtfcwi a brainstorming session yesterday afternoon to avert, it is broke Into smaller discussion groups to try to look for an- - Increase the number of blacks on the faculty and ad- occur at the ninth and tenth grade levels, which, they said, hoped, a repeat of last fall's racial disturbances swers. ministration and, specifically, hire a black guidance ma—lor was a convincing reason te btfli an exchaage program And at the root of the problem, they concluded, was the Among the committee's recommendations. as soon as possible among tht eighth grrtwi to pnwite new wltntna^g comparative isolation that students from the two boroughs — Promote more interaction between Rumson and Fair In one of the discussion groups, led by Floyd DeNicola, •Ideally, we should have a junior kagh school," one teach- Uve in, and their lack of exposure to ethnic and racial diver- Haven students in the eighth grade, possibly through ex- social studies department chairman, the dozen teachers and er said. "That way, these problems would be taken care of al sity. change programs, so that they will know each other better be- three students present generally agreed that the main prob- the seventh grade, at a more manageable age." "You'd be surprised, a lot of kids at this school think they fore coming to the high school. lem is the lack of understanding between Fair Haven black The sessions will coatlnw today - the drat day of school live in typical American communities," said Barry Bradford, — Involve the Greater Red Bank community - through students and Rumson whites - and for the reat of tht week. The diarasstosa, which art sodal studies teacher and chairman of a committee formed the NAACP and religious groups - in the problem, inviting "It's not that the Fair Haven blacks and whites are per- open to the pubttc. wiB tons on uwtota madpttai today and last year to investigate the racial tensions at the school. guest speakers to acquaint the students with more cultural fectly adjusted to one another, but they've learned to get out-of school problems tomorrow, with • wrap-ip session "They have absolutely no Idea what goes on, or what life is variety than Is to be found In their home towns. along," one student commented scheduled for Friday All sessions begin al 1 p.m. at the like, In places of less affluence and more ethnic diversity." — Increase supervision in areas of the school, such as the Each entering class of 3M at the high school contains Tinton Fall,\ s housing plan scored TINTON FALLS - A land Oct. II. taken to Insure proper drain- Lynch had no part In drawing conditions were drawn from developer who seeks to build The air of tension began at age. that document the Resources Inventory, pre- the borough's first multi-fami- the onset of the session as Mr Queale also faulted the Under further examination pared by another firm. ly housing found his plans un- Mr. Queale detailed areas planned townhouses for not by the builder's attorney. Mr. A half-hour discussion then der fire last night from the where the planned townhouse offering an "economic mix" Queale revealed that the still ensued about whether the borough planning consultant development would be in vari- of housing, as mandated by a unreleased new master plan planner had taken the pro- who claimed it would violate ance with the new master state Supreme Court ruling calls for the construction of jected growth and needs of the new master plan. plan, completed last week by last year that applied to "de- 300 new houses a year for 21 surrounding communities Into William Queale, member of his firm. veloping communities." years to meet a projected 225 account In formulating the the planning firm of Queale & The plan was presented to The borough, which has per cent borough population master plan. Mr Queale said he Lynch, Trenton, testified for the Planning Board last week turned down every plan for Increase by 1IM had taken these factors into three hours last night that a and cannot be implemented multi-family projects ever A 1170 borough survey re- consideration, but could not proposal by Abram Stmoff of until that body and Borough proposed to it, is now con- ported 8.385 people living in present the fids and figures' East Orange to buUd 154-units Council approve it and new testing this ruling as it per- this It-mile square commu- at the meeting on a 25-acre tract between zoning ordinances. talns to a specific con- nity. Following this three-hour Shrewsbury and Sycamore Specifically, Mr. Queale dominium application. In addition, this same pro- Aves. would cause a glut of session, the board moved to claims that the eight homes In addition, Mr. Queale said posed master plan called for homes in that area and im- per acre proposed by Mr. continue the hearing to Oct. that the planned devel- the construction of DM "very II In order to hear more testi- pede other plans called for in Simoff would produce a hous- opment's interior road net- low income houses" and 752 the new master plan. ing density 270 per cent high- mony on the application from work was "inconsistent" with "Low Income houses" by Carl Wheeler, of Leon S. Ava- Throughout the procedings, er than the three per acre the system proposed in the lHO. No definition, based on however, Arnold M. Smith of suggested in the master plan. klan Inc., Neptune, the firm master plan. family income, were avail- serving as the borough's engi- Patterson, an attorney for Drawing on a borough Re- able to qualify these terms neering consultant. Mr. Simoff, challenged Mr. sources Inventory, the plan- Under cross examination by last night Queale to defend the myriad ner said that the 25-acre tract Mr. Smith, however, the plan- Seeking to find fault with In a related matter, the of statistics he used to bade up should be classified "criti- ner noted that the master other sections of Mr. Queale's board voted to render a deri- his own contentions. cal," a term he said indicated plan is "meaningless" unless testimony, Mr. Smith elicited sion on another condominium Many of these points re- that severe drainage prob- it and the enabling ordinances from the planner that his firm application by Bouchard and mained unresolved when a lems existed in the area. are made law. never took any soil samples Wissel, Mountainside, at 8:15 beleagured board adjourned While this designation didn't The borough's current mas- In the area of the proposed p.m. Sept. 21. The firm pro- after voting to hear more tes- preclude housing there, alto- ter plan, was adopted in 1172, development. Under cross-ex- posed to build a lW-unit de- timony on the impact of the gether, he said that special but the necessary zoning ordi- amination, Mr. Queale noted velopment on a tract in the proposed project at 8:IS p.m. precautions would have to be nances were not. Queale & that his conclusions on soil borough's south end. Freehold teachers WORLD By The Associated Press wary on pact talks WHAT'S COOKIN'T - The Woman's Club of Tinton Falls' new cookbook "What's Cookln' In Tinton Fall*" hot the approval of Its chairman Mrs. South African talks to begin FREEHOLD - While nego- year in a row, are wary of the year contract, this year's ne- Robert R. Pumphrey. right, and ways and means cholrmon Mrs. Arthur tiations over teacher con- outcome of the contract'nego- gotiations are. expected to re- WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Livingston, both of the borough. Contributors to the book, which took a tracts are under way, the tiations, and will meet today sult In a two-year contract, appears ready to embark on a round of African shuttle diplo- year to compile, also are from Tinton Foils. The book goes on sale at the teacher's association has to decide on possible action if which the teachers favor. macy that he considers to have no better than a 50 per cent opening of the Country Fair tomorrow and continuing through Saturday on warned parents not to drop Friday's talks are not suc- chance of heading off a race war in southern Africa. the fairground behind the Borough Hall, Tinton Falls. their children at school before cessful. The teachers are also Rick Ferguson, the teach- Kissinger reports to President Ford today on his weekend er's association president, talks In Switzerland with South African Prime Minister John the official school opening planning a demonstration at and not to allow students to Monday's regular meeting of said the faculty will adhere to Vorster and is expected to discuss plajis for a trip to Africa. previous contract provisions, Kissinger said yesterday that Tanzanlan President Julius remain after school closing the Board of Education. time. until a new contract Is agreed Nyerere has invited him to come to Africa as soon as pos- "The issue is money and upon. The current contract sible. Kissinger said he would hold off a final decision on go- The teachers are seeking Future looks dim binding arbitration," ac- apparently does not include ing until he receives a report from his top aide on African af- higher salaries, a shorter knowledged William Hakim, provisions for teachers to re- fairs, William E. Schaufele Jr. work year and mandatory board representative at the port to school early or to stay A spokesman for Nyerere insisted that Kissinger had in- binding arbitration. salary negotiation sessions at school until after the day vited himself. "He asked to come and we said all right, come ' A fact-finding session is Mr. Hakim conceded thai ends. for sandgrabber along," the spokesman'said. scheduled for Friday night, the board is resisting binding before Public Employment Teachers here also object arbitration. LONG BRANCH - It ap- 10-day performance guaran- leu than anxious to have Mr. GOP bribe probe completed Relations Commissioner rep- to a school year calendar that tee, has not paid Mr Hertog Hertog make a third attempt resentative Lawrence Ham- "We don't feel, it's neces- requires them to work more pears to be curtains for the KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Federal officials say they doubt shore are's most famous a cent for his work here — to install the sandgrabber In mer. Both the teachers and sary," he noted, adding that than IM days, while the state but now finds itself bound by this city anyone will be prosecuted in connection with the now-com- the Board of Education will the provision was not Includ- beach erosion device minimum is 180 days. Faculty the same guarantee to allow Councilman James Cofer pleted investigation of bribery allegations at the Republican be represented at the session. ed In last year's contract. representatives said they Dr Sal J. Prezloso, city National Convention. business administrator, paint- him to try again And if it questioned why Mr Herzog However, the teachers who While the board settled last wanted to reduce the days works after 10 days, they George Mandich, press officer of the Chicago FBI office, ed a pessimistic future for the "was permitted to Install the will start school today with- year's contract in November worked to "what is reason- must pay him 112,000 as per said in a telephone Interview yesterday that his office's In- sandgrabber. the beathbuild kandgrabber in the first place out a contract for the second when they agreed to a one- able" the contract vestigation was complete. Last week, Bill Williams', special Ing device invented by Ken- if he was not In possession of agent in charge of the Kansas City office, had said the only neth Herzog of Detroit which It was learned last week, all the necessary permits " portion of the investigation still under way was that part has drawn much area interest however, that Mr Herzog has Dr -Prezioso said that (he being finished by the Chicago office. since Long Branch decided to not yet received the required . permits had all been applied On Aug. 17, before the nomination of President Ford, for- give it a test whirl last June state and (ederal approvals for and verbal approval from Hazlet board keeps on the pro Jed the state had been received mer Illinois Gov. Richard Ogilvie said two Illinois delegates The rows of cemenl blocks, had rejected offers of "considerable money" to support the held together by steel rods, Dr Prezioso said that Mr To dale, no written con- candidacy of Ronald Reagan. first suffered a setback when HerzoK would not be allowed firmation has been received, At the time, Reagan said, he was "disgusted and dis- the rods, apparently faulty, back on the beach to recon- he added appointed " by the allegations and added. "This smacks of the caused the wall to break struct his project until the ap- In other council matters. to its busing policy provals are In hand the council agreed to seek a tactics used in the California primary." He had previously ac- apart cused the Ford forces of dirty campaigning in California. Before the sandgrabber Unless the approvals are re- meeting with Mayor Henry R HAZLET - The Board of Aug. 31 totals 5.831 students with discrimination, and the could be rebuilt. Hurricane ceived by the time the con- Cioffl to discuss forming an Education has decided to district was told by state edu- He notedthat elementary Belle hit the coast and wash- tract expires, (at the end of Industrial Commission to pro- stand by its current student cation officials to adhere to school enrollment of 3.70S ed (he remains of the wall out this month), the contract will mole light Industry In (he Carter runs into transportation policy despite the written policy. Mr!( Kress regular class students and 142 to sea be voided, said Dr Preaow city No meeting date was a request from a former in special classes is down 177 set said. The city, protected under a The city council appears board member that it be re- Carlo Genovese, board from the closing of school in viewed. member, suggested a study of June, while high school en- protests on tour Charles Coutu. 40 Craig St.. the current policy, and said rollment is up 64 students to asked the board last night for he felt the student who lives l.Mt In regular classes, and Township's name change (Continued) more flexibility in-the..cjirrent 150 feet under the one-mile 22 students in special classes. religious and ethical concerns over abortion, but opposes a guidelines. limit should be bused But a The policy authorizes the While district wide there is a constituional amendment. motion to that effect died for 132 decrease In student enroll- And in North Philadelphia. Carter brought up abortion on busing of students in kinder- lack of a second. move fails to get on ballot garten through third grade, ment. Mr Cabrera said he his own saying yesterday that he remains opposed to such a Walter Jubinsky, a high expects enrollment to- in- who live more than a mile MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - B. M Wolfe. "I'm sorry they larity of name change constitutional amendment. school physical education crease by late autumn from the school they attend. The township's Name Change didn't gel enough names " Mayor Edward E Kaufman Earlier, Carter resurrected the memory of resigned Presi- teacher, was named assistant "There is every indication Mr. Coutu made his appeal on Committee has fallen about The Democratic coun- noted that the committee in- dent Nixon in arguing that wrongdoing by Republican big director of athletics and train- that the enrollments will con- Ntftalf of a student who lives 200 signatures short of putting cilman added that 'they were tends to "continue seeking shots has led other Americans to conclude that breaking the er for the 1*76-77 school year tinue to increase for the next 350 feet short of the one-mile a name change referendum facing a tight deadline and signatures I understand law is okay. at a supplemental salary of several days as families begin limit, and who must walk on (his November's general there just wasn't sufficient they intend to get it put on Meanwhile. Ford's stay-at-home campaign relied on a va- 12.000 to occupy the newly com- over hazardous roads to election ballot time to educate the public on the ballot for the next general riety of events yesterday aimed at showing him at work in the He will work with Frank pleted homes in developments school. He called the current The group proposes a name the matter at hand " election (Nov 1177)" White House. Farrell. athletic director, in under construction in the dis- policy "ludicrous" and noted change from the current "The main reason I'm dis- He held formal Rose Garden ceremonies before television equipment management and trict," he said He added. "I'm sure the that it is based on state trans- name of the township to Aber- appointed is that this Is a people will get to vote on the cameras to sign two bills that ordinarily would have been repair, sports scheduling, as- "1 am concerned with the portation policy for school deen presidential election year. " matter next year " signed with little fanfare. signing facilities, and training impact, particularly in ihc busing which dates back to students in athletics The committee of local resi- said Deputy Mayor George Mr Wolfe went on to sug- Later, Ford made an unusual appearance in the White Beers Street, Middle Road. 1M1. "the horse and buggy" dents collected nearly 1.200 Hausmann "Eighty per cent gest that the council and the Roman Cabrera, superin- Lillian Drive and Cove Road House press center to read a statement demanding "a full ac- era. signatures, but were unable of the people here will be gd name change committee un- tendent, said that hiring Mr Schools," Mr Cabrera added counting, without further delay, of all Americans missing in But Mrs. Janet Kay, board to meet a minimum signature ing to the polls and with that dertake a drive to bring the Jubinsky will free Mr Farrell Mrs. Kay asked the superin- action in Vietnam." president, said, "Until the quota by the Sept 3 filing turnout we would have had an name change proposal to the to develop a comprehensive tendent for a monthly enroll- board reviews the trans- date accurate tally on the popu- forums of local organizations elementary school athletic ment report to trace the num- portation policy, it will not program, and to coordinate ber of new students in the dis- Mrs Constance Petnllo. The Daily Register deviate from its present physical education and in-trict. township clerk, said last night IUIM M Tilt DM Mr* «t9lil«< transportation policy " tramural programs. that the group had until that We've grown In HI bv Mai H CM art HOTT C»r Mrs. Earla D. Kress, chair- The appointment was ap- The board approved place- date to present the petitions MolnOmct man of the board trans- proved by a S-4 vote, with ment of II handicapped in to her "To get the referen- - Ont KtfHttf Plow. Shrtwtfturi>. N J W»l accustomed toyou r face... portation committee, said she board member John Brennan. educational programs outside dum on the ballot, we had to •rvKAOfnm IM »i is. miw ii». N j ma would like to see some Maxwell Cooperman. Robert of this district at a cost of have their signed petitions by wUti your Photo D Card you can cash your personal MwnawDlCwMV Cartm*. FfMMM. N j im changes in the policy, but Laskowski and Mrs Bonnie 180.710 for tuition, and a Sept 3." she said "They nev- check h any one of our 29 convenent offices- imniimi.u«ifc«i*'i' mm added. "We have to make a Mitchell opposing It $14,700 estimated cost for er showed up." MUM, 01 M AUKMM FIIit, IranianB In. . N J mtn policy that we can live with transportation. Also approved cMMMr •• •• aw « an •» •«« "m The post, vacant last year, Members of the Township • •I A*.. and not be taken to court was acceptance of S students Council last night publicly ex- at DM M"». Hi imi •im was held by Frank Dugan two ** ** «• **» over." In past years when the years ago al a salary of from other districts into spe- ' pressed their disappointment I) CENTRAL JERSEY RANK board deviated from its trans- $1,700 cial education classes here at that a referendum wouldn't amen K) MM mu portation guidelines some Mr. Cabrera reported that an estimated tuition income be on the ballot in November residents charged the board district-wide enrollment as of of MONO Said Councilman Richard 4 The Drily Regkter SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1976

IIMIIIIIIIMMMIIIIIIMIMIIIIHIIIIMIIIMnHIIIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIItl /*^ 11 # 1 9 1 # 1 ^ Obituaries Salkind utility rate cut plan to be aired is Ilia, while the WMUA rate IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIUtlHIMIIMIIIMIIIHIIMIIMIHIIMIIKIIIIIIilllMIIIIIIIIMI By J||| MfCORMlCK (be meetings normally draw also WMUA treasurer, main- Mr. Salkind maintains dons Comer utility at a lower no more than 10 residents tains that while the WMUA Mr. Grossman, however, rate, and sell it to the custom- would range from 85 cents to MARLBORO - The The reason for the large at- has an operating surplus, it said the matter involves "an ers at a rate lower than the 50 cents. Sister Cecilia Comerford, Marlboro Municipal Utilities tendance was a letter Mr Sal- could not be applied to the interesting legal question." existing MUA rate. Barry Kushner, IS Monroe Authority (MUA) will hold a kind mailed to residents of MUA's potential debt. He Is a lawyer, and indicated Drive, pointed out that some If Mr. Salkind has been public meeting Oct. 12 to dis- Tri-Angle Oaks and Falrfield The MUA's franchise area that if the WMUA acts to re- MUA commissioners stated longtime academy teacher chairman of both authorities cuss the possibility of low- Manor, both new devel- covers a little more than half gain water franchise rights, that the merger was rejected CONVENT STATION - Academy in Long Branch for more than four years, why ering water rates for author- opments, and Marlin Estates, of the northern portion of the the MUA would initiate legal because Marlboro should con- Sitter Cecilia Frances Come- where she remained •from now is he proposing the rate ity customers. an older development. township The southwestern action. trol its water destiny. The rford, 84, of the Sisters of 1111 to July 1170 when the reduction? The meeting will be held at In that letter, Mr. Salkind portion is served by the Cen- WMUA commissioners are Charity of Si Elizabeth, died school closed The question is important Mr, Salkind says the rate 8:30 p m. at the municipal insisted that the merge1)- of tral Jersey Water Co., and made up of two residents Sunday in the Community because Mr. Salkind says that reduction was planned for in She retired to St. Anne Villa building the MUA with the Western the southeastern portion is from here and two from Ma- Medical Center, Horristown, Tri-Angle Oaks, Fairfield the merger, which he says here where she lived with her The authority approved the Monmouth Utilities Authority served by the Gordons Corner nalapan. after a short illness Manor, Marlin Estates, the still might happen by Dec. 31. late sister, Sister Alice Anita meeting last night after Mor- Mr. Kuscher proposed that (WMUA) would result in a to- Water Co. new middle school, the mu- He started to point out the She spent her entire re- Comerford, who died Aug. 28 the WMUA could create a ton Salkind, authority chair- tal yearly saving of 150.000 Mr. Salkind is chairman of nicipal swim club, two other possible reductions after the bgous life teaching business St. Anne Villa is the retire- three-member citizen board man, insisted the rates could which would lower the water both authorities. elementary schools and twoMUA rejected the merger at- ment home of Sisters of Char- to review applications for in- courses at Star of the Sea be lowered a specific amount rates. He raised a legal question fire companies are located in tempt. ity. However, Lawrence I. when he said that an agree- creased water service. The The merger was aborted the disputed zone The meeting planned can- Grossman, council president when the MUA voted 4 to 1ment-approved by both au- board would consist of town Charles Hensler, Sister Cecilia attended "Without that area, the not actually be a "hearing." and authority member, and against it last July. thorities in 1974 called for the ship residents, and the school at St. Joseph's of Jer- MUA would not be able to ex- as proposed in the approved Councilman John F. Crodd- However, Mr. Croddick merger by Dec. SI. WMUA would not be able to was a financier sey City and finished high ist financially," Mr. Salkind resolution since the MUA did ick, also an authority mem- He said at that time, the supercede it unless the appli- TINTON FALLS - Charles school at St. Elizabeth's here. maintained that to approve said. not specify any proposed ber, insisted that Mr. Sal-Mr. Salkind s proposed rate WMUA gave the MUA water cation involved capital outlay I. Hensler, 55, of 122 Clear- She took courses and worked The MUA is now providing rates. This was confirmed by kind's proposal would result reduction would mean a net franchise rights in a portion by the authority. view Drive, died yesterday at as a secretary, entering the water service to that area. If Mr. Grossman. in an operating deficit. loss to the authority of $23,200 of the township in the Rt. 520 Mr. Grossman said he home. convent in June 1(18 the WMUA regained the fran- However, Mr. Grossman Approximately 30 people at- area. If the merger does not thinks such a board is illegal. Born in Newark, he had Sister Cecilia Is survived by based on the last fiscal quar- chise, then it would takeover says he wants the meeting so lived in Shrewsbury before a sister, Mrs. Steven Kit- tended the authority meeting, ter of operations. take place, the WMUA as- the MUA pipes. that facts can be gathered to which is highly unusual since And Mr. Grossman, who is sumes the franchise rights. moving here 11 years ago. ransis of the Bronx, NY. Would the WMUA, which help the authority decide how Lottery winner He was employed as a fin- The Burroughs and Kohr now has no facilities to pro- much rates might be lowered, TRENTON - The winning ancier with the Fidelity Union Funeral Home, Madison, is in vide water service, then have if a reduction is feasible. Pick-It number yesterday in Trust Company of Newark, charge of arrangements. to purchase its water from Mr. Salkind says the cur- the New Jersey daily lottery where he worked for 30 years. the MUA, thereby keeping the rent MUA rate is 130 min-was 717. He was an Air Corps veter- Mrs. Richard Carton current situation unchanged? imum per quarter, while the The straight bet paid 1221. Mr. Salkind says no. He WMUA rate would be $12.50. and the front or back pair an of World War II. MII.LBURN - Mrs. Mr. Hensler was a member says the WMUA could pur- He also said that the MUA paid 122. There was no box Frances K. Carton, 64, of 51 chase water from the Gor- rate per 1,000 gallons of water bet payoff. of the Presbyterian Church at Southern Slope Drive, died Shrewsbury. yesterday at St. Barnabas Surviving are his widow, Medical Center, Livingston. Mrs. Adele Relss Hensler; She was born in Atlantic two sons, Carl R. Hensler at Highlands and had resided home, and Charles C. Hensler here since 1M3 MONMOUTH MEATS of Neptune Township; two % 110 MONMOUTHH STST. .I 13 MAIN ST. II 90 OCEANPORT/ daughters, Hiss Suzanne Hen- Mrs. Carton was a graduate LITTLE SILVER of Atlantic Highlands High RED BANK EATONTOWN I sler of Neptune Township, 741-5366 and Mrs. Barbara Morse of School and Georgian Court 741-5292 942-0743 College, Lakewood. She re- Eatontown; four brothers, Ar- ; LEAN-FRESH ARBOGAST I IASTIAN ALL PORK thur C. Hensler Jr. of Chat- tired in 1975 after 20 years as ham, Joseph E. Hensler of a mathematics teacher at LawrenceviUe, Frederick D. Millbum Junior High School. GROUND SKINLESS SAUSAGE Hensler of Oldwlck, and Step- . Surviving are her husband, SIGN OF THE TIMES - R. T. "Bltzy" Boer hen B. Hensler of Yardley, Richard C. Carton; four sons, creator of the 20-by 40-foot Bicentennial mural FRANKS Pa.; and two sisters, Mrs. Richard A. Carton of Madi- which Is featured on a wall of Surf Lounge, Long CHUCK LINKS Jane Adam of White Horse son, Barry F. Carton of New Branch. Mr. Baer, an artist who Is a public rela- and Miss Virginia Hensler of Providence, Kevin K. Carton tions executive for Coast Cigarettes, Asbury Park, 19 Chatham. of Florham Park, and Bruce collaborated with Chorles Morreale of Mor'reale The Robert A. Braun Home M. Carton, here, and 11 Signs, Matawan, for the sign, which was commls- Ib. sloned by the restaurant's owners. 99! 1 for Funerals, Eatontown, is In grandchildren. 99? ARMOUR STAR charge of arrangements. Smith and Smith (Subur- ; LEAN-ALL MEAT ban), Springfield, is in charge Mrs. Maria Fortell of arrangements. Fiorino charges slander LAMB BEEF SPARE LAKEWOOD - Mrs. Maria Fortell, 82, of 428 Ocean Ave. Mrs. James Freglette PATTIES LIVER RIBS died Monday in Paul Kimball KEYPORT - Mrs. Mary by Independent Party aide Hospital. She was the mother Freglette, 65, of Bethany of Mrs. Emma Nemeth of c Manor, Broad St., died yes- FREEHOLD — Monmouth that Mr. Lucash at first In a political campaign in aid 39 Shrewsbury. terday In Monmouth Medical County Clerk John R. Fiorino claimed he had compiled the of candidates of the Indepen- 1 Ib. Ib. Ib. Born in Osljek, Yugoslavia, Center, Long Branch. has filed a suit claiming that list using the tax collector's dent Party of which he- is 99* 99 1 Mrs. Fortell came to this records but later admitted he treasurer. Mrs. Freglette was the wife the treasurer of the Indepen- country In 1855 She lived in did not obtain the list directly of James D. Freglette. Born dent Party candidates made a Brooklyn and Spotswood be- from the tax collector but in Jersey City, she lived in slanderous remark about him fore moving here five years that a borough official sent it Hailet before moving here at a public meeting in Mata- ago. to him on borough stationery. seven years ago. She was awan Borough Hall last July A homemaker, she was the f he suit said Mr. Lucash re- communicant of Holy Family 29. widow of Joseph Golubov, fusfd to disclose who had sent Roman Catholic Church, who died in IMS. Named defendant in the him the information. Union Beach. suit is Glenn Lucash, 28 ^ Also surviving are four The statements were made Somerset Place, Matawan. grandchildren and seven Besides her husband, she is at a public meeting which a This ad has great-grandchildren. survived by a son, James S. In his suit, Mr. Fiorino large number of borough resi- The John F. Pfleger Funer- Freglette of Hazlet; a daugh- noted that he is a licensed dents attended, said the suit, al Home, New Monmouth, is ter, Mrs. Joan A. Tansey of real estate broker and is acti- adding that it also was print- In charge of arrangements. Hazlet; two brothers, James vely engaged in that business. ed in local and county news- Cranga of Mount Holly He added that his business papers. all the makings of Miss Meta Battin Springs, Pa., and Salvatore developed and grew in large The legal action, filed by RED BANK - Miss Meta Cranga of Spotswood; a sis- measure due to his excellent Morton P. Kramer of Mata- Battin, (2, of 122 North Riv- ter, Mrs. Elsie Osnato of reputation in the community. . wan, charged that the state- erside Ave., died Monday at Keansburg, and six grand- ment injured Mr. Fiorina's children. The suit maintains that Mr a great sandwich. Riverview Hospital. Lucash at the July 29 public- good name and reputation Born in Fair Haven on Bat- The Day Funeral Home is meeting stated: "Fiorino has and affected his ability to tTHE 24 0Z. FRUIT 60WI,- tin Road, she had lived in the in charge of arrangements always been delinquent But earn an income as a real es- shore area most of her life he can get away with it He's tate broker. She was a member of the Mrs. Grace Bryson the county clerk." The legal action further Church of the Holy Commu- FANWOOD - Mrs. Grace The suit maintains that Mr maintains that Mr. Lucash nion In Fair Haven. Bryson, 82, of 50 Helen SI , Lucash made the statement made the statements for use Surviving is a sister, Miss died Monday in the Garden after reading from a list of Blanche Battin. here; a broth State Manor, Holmdel. purported delinquent ac- Discussion planned er, Earle Baltin of Cocoa counts which included certain Mrs. Bryson was born in Beach, Fla . and a nephew. properties owned by a corpo- on band instrument* Orange and lived in Leonardo Richard Battin of Meritt Is- ration of which Mr Fiorino is SHREWSBURY - A round before moving here four land, Fla. a shareholder among other table discussion for parents years ago. She was a member The Worden Funeral Home, persons and childrens on choosing the of the Daughters of America. is in charge of arrangements. right band instrument will be Leonardo. The suit further contends presented at the Monmouth Mis* Bridget Linskev She was the widow of County Library, Eastern Charles Bryson. Mrs. L. AndruskiewiCZ Branch,, tomorrow from 7:30 RED BANK - Miss Bridget Surviving are a son. Earl EAST KEANSBURG - The to 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Harrison A. Linskey, 83, of «» Tower Bryson of Kearny, a daugh- surviving son of Mrs. Lottie Rowe, Engleberl Brenner, Hill Ave., died yesterday at ter, Mrs. Ruth Petersen, here Andruskiewicz, who died Sun- John Carr and Miss Mary- the Atlantic Higlands Nursing and four grandchildren. day, is John J. Andmskiewicz anne Higgs will lead the dis- Home, Middletown. The Posten Funeral Home. He was incorrectly referred cussion on such instruments She was born in England Atlantic Highlands, is in to as Joseph in Tuesday's as the flute, oboe, trombone, and had lived here more than charge of arrangements. Daily Register. and saxophone. 60 years. She was a commu- nicant of St. Jmes Roman Catholic Church, here Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Horter and Mrs. Helen Langfinger. both here. Starting The John E. Day Funeral f Home, here, is in charge of TodayPlay arrangements. looaynay To make a great sandwich, preferred Planters creamy taste and there are so many sweet juicy Pietro Delia Giustina you've got to start off with great spreadability over the leading brand. grapes, Fruitcrest is the only brand ingredients. When it comes to (No wonder they call it the Better that doesn't have to add cane sugar. LONG BRANCH - Pietro peanut butter and jelly, you can't Peanut Butter.) At lOt-off any size Planters Delia Giustina. 81. of 457 find any better than Planters* And when it comes to grape jelly, Peanut Butter and Fruitcrest Grape Westbourne Ave.. died Mon- Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter how could you possibly beat Jelly, you've got makings that day at home. and Fruitcrest Grape Jelly. Fruitcrest. It contains more grapes aren't just great. Mr. Delia Giustina was In a recent test, more people than any other grape jelly. In fact. They're downright irresistible. born in Italy and had lived here since 1955. He was a re- I" RBS976 tired electrician. c Surviving are a daughter. Save 10' 10 off Mrs. Anna Marie Torchia, on any size on24oz. here; a brother and two sis- Planters' fruitcrest ters in Italy, and two grand- II IL TV 6 PM. children. Peanut Butter. Grape Jelly The Damiano Funeral Home, here, is in charge of In response to public demand, we have extended the daily nnrt inir rmrirni tim iirnwrri will it. WH \i rtm iflr» nr, I0r» irjlhirim ir arrangements. ' " Illl'l Dili |ll' ll'lll'lllllllllll III! llrfh drawing time from 4 p.m. ulWMtWli m. Dtorn Notion ••••Da/ty/Wcn-to 6:05 p.m. to give more S DELLA GIUSTINA people more — Plttro. Of II. 01 U7 WntOourn. opportunity AM.. Long Kronen, on Stpi t »»7t ol art) m *t nk« "*oW Anr Mr m IOOOV • I SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1976 Endress to return today to Brookdale teaching post

*y•y D01IDOilS8 KULMAEULMAN counsel who is representing court had awarded her In respondeddd whehn askekdd i1f1 MUs would be on tthhe campu s Drr SitSmithh hha s diddecidedd nonott had violated Ms KadrcsiEndresi' ' the college in the Endress compensatory and punitive Endress would be adviser to today to appeal the Appellate Court constitutional rights when it UNCBOKT - Pitricu H case, and Dr. Donald H damages and lawyer's fees the student publication. "That's when classes ruling that he pay Ms En-fired her Endress is expected to return start," be said If she plans dress ».Mt in punitive dam The Appellate Court re- Smith, Brookdale president, Ms. Endress was earning "But I don't know," he to Brookdale Community Col- to return to Brookdale, which ages, assessed, the court said, duced to ll.SM the tie.MM confirmed that she is ex- 111,000 a yea,r when she was amended. "Ask Dr. Smith " lege today, 27 months alter I understand she is. I'd like because it found Dr Smith Judge Lane had ordered Dr. pected to resume her duties fired. The job pays about sht mi find in what became Dr. Smith said he didn't her to be back to start the had acted with malice when Smith and the six trustees as an assistant professor of IE,000 a year now know, either. a nationally celebrated free- journalism today. first day of classes Hi he recommended that Ihe who voted to fire Ms Endresi dom of the press case. It wasn't clear last night His main concern, Dr, what would be best for the Brookdale board of trustees to pay her jointly in com- Both the college and Ms whether Ms. Endress also has Smith said, had been getting students, for the college, and, fire twi/Thr lower rqjirt had pensatory damages Hi. Endress declined to Endress have decided not to won back her assignement as Ms. Endress' decision as to I presume, for her " ordered Dr. Smith to pay Ms The Appellate Cowl struck comment last night and her appeal the state Appellate faculty adviser to the student whether she would return to Classes start at 8:11 today, Endress III.MM in punitive down the I1MM in punitive attorney, William S Green- Court ruling 10 days ago that newspaper, The Stall. It was the campus or seek a state but, Dr Smith pointed out. "I damages damages Judge Lane had le- berg of Trenton, was unavai- ordered Brookdale to reins- an article and editorial in The Supreme Court review of the don't know what her schedule In its decision, the Appel- vied against each of the six lable. But Charles L Morgan, tate Ms. Endress, with tenure Stall that prompted Tier dis- Appellate Court ruling. will be. Some classes start late Court upheld the ruling trustees who had voted far the West Long Branch at- and back pay, but slashed to missal. "I hope so," Dr Smith said Wednesday, some Thursday. of Superior Court Judge Mer the Endress dismissal torney and former Brookdale $5,000 the 00,000 a lower "I doubt It," Mr. Morgan when asked if Ms Endress some Friday " nit Lane Jr that Brookdale Ms. Endress was fired in June, 1174, two months after the board had voted her ten- ure-year contract Her dis- missal was prompted by an ^Transit' buses temporarily assigned article and editorial in "The Stall" alleging that retired Palrtrtai By SHKRRV CONOHAN have been delivered to the more " ture. He said that since the never anticipated we would •We realise Ihe life of a Ma) Gen Preston W Confer flirt of interest SUtekMise Cerresptadeal New York-Keansburg-Long Passengers who have rid- company was beseiged by gel the kind of heat we did " - commuter is hard," Mr Ros- man. then president of the Ms Badress was back on a Branch Bus Co. den the four new buses since complaints, the buses have Mr Rossiter said the eight sil'er said, "and we thought tyrookdale trustees, was in campus yesterday - at rair TRENTON - Those four "They will be receiving they were put into service been reassigned to runs in the new commuter-style buses we would be making that tile conflict of interest in the leigh Dickinson University. new city transit-style buses eight new commuter buses — have complained about un- non-peak periods outside of the company is supposed to a little easier with Ihe new awarding of college contracts Rutherford, as a part-time operating on the New York- with hlghback seats and over- comfortable seats, some-of rush hours receive may be delivered as air conditioned buses We to a firm headed by his neph- journalism professor, teach- Keansburg-Long Branch Bus head racks — as soon as they them side-mounted and all of "We wanted them as a stop- early as the latter part of Oc- really are desperately trying ew and of which he was a di- ing two classes two mortags a Co., Inc., line which have had are available, about Novem- them with low backs, the lack gap in the hot weather for the tober He said the firm uses to do something for the rector Gen Corderman and week, a post she also held commuters steaming are only ber," the spokesman said. of overhead luggage racks for air conditioning (which they about 3d buses a day in its op- people " the trustees denied any con last year temporarily assigned to the "These were the first to storage of coats and brief- have)," Mr. Rossiter ex- erations between New York company, a state Department come off the line," he said of cases and not enough leg plained when contacted at the and Long Branch of Transportation spokesman the four city transit-style room. bus company's headquarters The buses will be leased to said yesterday. buses being used on the long Thomas Rossiter. company in Leonardo. the New York-Keansburg- The spokesman said the commuter run from the shore manager of the New Yojk "A number of our buses do Long Branch Bus Co by the four buses are destined ul- to New York . "It's only a Keansburg-Long Branch bus not have any air condi- state for a nominal fee. They timately for use in the city of temporary situation. But it firm, said the company in- tioning," he said "We were are part of a shipment of Newark and will be sent there was felt they would be better tended to post notices in the hoping these buses at least nearly 800 buses the state is as soon as eight new commu- than the ones being used new buses to inform commu- would allow the commuter to purchasing for lease to local ter style buses, now on order, which were 20 years old or ters of their temporary na- ride comfortably cool We bus firms Woolworiix Satisfaction Guaranteed • Replacement or Money Refunded Buys for the J Home

RECIPROCAL TAX DISCUSSED — Gov. Brendan Luxurious T. Byrne, left, and Rep. James J. Florlo, D-N.J., discuss details of a reciprocal commuter tax be- 72 X 84" blanket tween New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Under plan, New Jerseyans working In Pennsylvania would pay New Jersey Income tax, Instead of Pennsylva- 2,»7 nia's tax. 60% acrylic, BQ% polyester Ma chine wash. Stitched edgt* In Reciprocal tax pink, blue, yellow, or green pact to be signed with Pennsylvania TRENTON (AP) - New would continue to collect Furniture throws Jersey and Pennsylvania will from New Jersey residents. in handsome designs sign a reciprocal commuter Byrne said he was not opti- tax agreement "within a few mistic about getting a similar Save on cotton weeks," Gov. Brendan T. agreement with New York, terry towels Byme said yesterday. which, like Pennsylvania, Byrne and Rep. James J. would stand to lose finan- 497 Florio called a news confer- cially under any such accord Make old furniture look like new. Add lovely new color ence to report on progress accents to your rooms. 100% cotton, 2" Joop fringe. I each being made in determining Florio announced that con- Foam back. Handsome, colorful new pattern selection. Slight irregularitin won't affect how each state should tax struction of the new Veterans 90", Reg. $9.99 . $8.27 . 120", Reg. $13.99 $11.97 wear. Print!, lolidiand jacquardl workers who live in the ad- Administration hospital In 140", Reg. $15.99 $13.27 Comt in 20x40" and 22.x42" joining state. Camden would begin in Octo- New Jerseyans working in ber 1(79, instead of 1981 as Pennsylvania now pay the previously announced. Pennsylvania income tax, Florio also said Rep. David r "shades of ritz" a feast while Pennsylvanians must Satterfield, D-Va, chairman pay a Jersey commuter tax if of the House subcommittee on for your eyes just *5 with any they work in the Garden hospitals, will inspect the hos- •6 charies of the ritz purchase State pital site Sept. 11. The forthcoming agreement Beautiful eye maker, in a rainbow-hued calls for a Pennsylvania em- He said he hoped to con- all carton contains all the things you newt) to ployer to withhold the New vince Satterfield of the need crealt interesting-looking eyes 7 Jersey income tax from the to push up the construction pressed powder eye shades 1 highlighter paycheck of a Jersey worker, timetable even further on the Drapery Hardware cream. 1 cake eyeliner 1 moisturizing eye and a New Jersey employer 175 million project. Package of 2 shadow base. 3 easy-to-use applicators to reciprocate, Byrne said. Neatly organized, ideal for travel for kitchen towols your week-end cottage, tor your office Since so many New Jer- desk Enough variety lor a little- seyans work in Philadelphia, Motorcycle, enough price to experiment to your the state would gain finan- Window Shades Pkg. of 2«*f WRt«. $1.19 hearts content with color combinations . dally by the agreement. bike collide Coupon Enplres Sal. Sept. 11. 1976 and placements lor tanlasy looks and Most New Jersey residents Madl of 100% itriped cotton daytme wear A $25 value and just working in Pennsylvania also MARLBORO - Joseph K tarry. 15x25" Choice of colon. S 00 with any 6 00 purchase ot Charles of 3duhclotn«. Rag $1 . . . 8*4 would benefit financially. The Bordunovich, II Jackson Ter , the Ritz makers of famous Reve- state's 2-2ft per cent, income Freehold, was listed in satis- nescence in cream. 1 1 02 . 9 00. 2.2 tax has so many exemptions factory condition at Freehold oi. u 00. 4 4 oz. 20 00 In liquid. 2 02 . that most taxpayers will be Area Hospital, Freehold 900.402.1400 • • paying less than they did un- Township, following a motor- phone shop toll-free 600-392-6890 der Pennsylvania's 2 per cent cycle accident on Dutch Lane p»rk area onl, W & income levy. Road The agreement would have no impact on the Philadelphia Police say he and a 10-year Wage Tax, which the city old bicyclist, Russell Stan kiewitz, of Dutch Lane Road, B0 Other PutHc Notion Freehold, were heading in the NOTICI same direction when the UnIM CounllM Truil Co I»'«W or Swanee™ nouncti II will Mil 01 I*IK auction a youngster apparently crossed IfM PoMkK Altrt « 4 00 rM on UK in front of the motorcycle. a, ISM 10 IM MaMtl UOdtr 01 H»i Giant roll II art KtaW Hwy.. MMOWewn. KB Setof3 6-roll pock The Stankiewitz boy was toilet tissue paper towels JOYCE WINTER treated at the hospital and re-drip dry hangers leased. Patrolman Kenneth Miller Reg 8W 97 53*^-- investigated the accident, 67° inn » Ki"«« Hw».. «i«lt which happened at 2:50 p.m •ferny duty, bwk raiiunt poly Each roll contain* 330 two-ply Jumbo 120-tfiMt roll of 2-plv vophyltnt. Won't run Hookl iheeu of toft flnd abioflieni paper tuwell. Soft, ifong and . New J0TCfW|,,TE, Monday. No summons was is- 'or drip drying ikirtl and liacki facial Quality bathroom ttuut. abtorbem Stock up and uvt' 5 sued. MOWWailKtlllln • The Daily Register Wheeler-dealer in hotseat Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON gitimate. A study by the Center for WtU LES WBITTEN WHITE COLLAR RIOT: Science in the Public Interest ARTHUR Z. KAM1N Prison riots usually afflict charges that the blasting WASHINGTON caused "over 1200 million President and Editor WASHINGTON - Inter- only maximum security peni- national wheeler-dealer Ad- tentiaries such as Attica in damage in 1»75 to 10,000 pri- New York. vate cftiiens." Over the past Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William P. Sandfurd. Associate Editor nan Khashoggi may soon (ace SCENE criminal charges unless he re- But last month at the min- ten years, 75,000 people have been affected and the damage veals what he knows about niiiiiii ii ii>iii iniiiii imum security Allenwood | WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1976 millions of dollars in foreign prison farm in Pennsylvania, has exceeded $1.5 billion. payoffs by American firms These disclosures, never- the white collar criminals The blasting has used al- The dashing J£hashoggi, a theless, have rocked the busi- came close to revolt when most as much explosive pow- er as was expended per' close friend of the Saudi Ara- ness world. Lockheed admit- food labeled "Not Fit For Hu- ANDERSON 'Freeze! FBI!' bian royal family, is the tar- ted it paid him $1M million. man Consumption" was deliv- square mile in the Vietnam get Of an intensive in- Northrop and General Tire ered to the prison kitchen. was actually discovered in war. Terrain has been torn vestigation by the Justice De- also reportedly passed him The food was purchased the kitchen food storage up. In some localities, wells partment and the Securities fat commisssions. from a nearby Army base room. have caved in and the water and Exchange Commission. Khashoggi once told the that was closing down. In- Warden Jensen has filed a table is falling. Government prosecutors Washington Post how he mates told us that the kitchen report on the incident with The explosions have also will soon decide whether to blocked a $250,000 Northrop ordered "food waste" from the Bureau of Prisons. But all produced serious human prob- charge him criminally or tobribe intended for a Saudi the Army as a cost-cutting of the paperwork from the lems. A child playing in a file civil contempt charges general. "I stopped the measure and intended it for food buying transaction has yard was hit by flying stone. against him to force him to bribe," he crowed. "I put it in use as prison fare. now mysteriously dis- A woman lost two houses testify. There is a remote pos- my pocket." But the marked bags of appeared from Allenwood. from the erratic vibrations. sibility, of course, that they Lately, he has been more waste were spotted by the in- The inmates suspect an offi- And it is the victims, not the will simply drop the case. discreet. And now, he appears mates on delivery and cial coverup and want the Bu- mine owners, who pay for re- As an intimate of princes to be dodging a U.S. subpoena sparked talk of protest dem- reau of Prisons to investigate. pairs and generals, Khashoggi was for his records and testimony. onstrations. APPALACHIA NIGHT- The Bureau of Mines has in a position to recommend The investigators are present- Warden Eldon Jensen told MARE: Strip miners are lit- the power to end some of the that Saudi contracts worth ly considering whether to us it was all a bureaucratic erally blasting the impover- devastation by Issuing new hundreds of millions be charge him with non-com- snafu. He said the prison ished residents of Appalachla guidelines for state enforce- awarded to U.S. firms. He pliance with the subpoena. thought it was buying surplus out of their homes. Walls ment agencies. But they plan commanded huge fees for his Such a charge would make food plus some bags of waste have been cracked, windows to wait almost two years be- middleman role. it risky for Khashoggi to re- food suitable only for ani- shattered and a child hit byfore taking action. What has been publicly re- turn to the United Stales. If mals. But instead, it was all flying rock. Footnote: Mines Bureau vealed so far about Kha- he does, he could be put in marked "waste," so the War- The Federal Bureau of Chief Thomas Falkie told our shoggi's involvement with jail for up to a year, unless he den had all $9,000 worth de- Mines, which is supposed to reporter Chris Wright that American contractors, offic- produces the documents. stroyed. give some protection to the further study is needed before als and politicians, according Footnote: Khashoggi could Some of the inmates still strip miners' neighbors, has new regulations can be is- to sources close to the in- not be reached for comment. suspect, however, that prison devoted less than one per sued. He said the Center's vestigation, only scratches In the past, he has claimed officials planned to serve the cent of its budget to this prob- facts are not well-docu- the surface. all payments to him were le- adulterated food. One bag lem. mented. Those dull conventions

By JIM BISHOP uflilmimmiiiiiiiiiiHHmiimimiiiiiiiiiiii enough to afford the slaugh- reporters — A.P. and U.P.I. ter of two presidents in a row. - into his suite while the The national conventions THE Reagan and Ford both pro- struggle was being decided. achieved the impossible; they claimed, weeks before the Both voted to decline unless made cynics of the American "High Noon" showdown, that Ford also allowed network voters. The citizens wanted REPORTER each had more than enough cameras into his living room. fervently to believe in some- votes for a first-ballot victory. The President stiffened, thing, someone. The con- IIHIIIIIHIHIIIMMMimilllllllilimillHIIIimi Someone was lying to us; at then humiliated himself. If ventions left him with the times it appeared that every- Reagan allowed cameras to feeling that he is looking at enthusiasm shake our faith in body was busy evading truth. watch him watching tele- an old-time rerun. the American system. Suddenly, belatedly, we be- vision, Ford had to play the The Democrats came up Surely, one hoped, the Re- gan to understand. Political game. At this point, the with a peanut farmer and a publican convention in Kan- conventions are no longer de- BISHOP analytical voter realized that promise to bring God tosas City would be staged with signed for solemn meditation the determinant in politics Washington. The nominee, a dignity. This is the fractio- and an enunciation of prin- The camera cuts away from today is not who you run or highly intelligent political ani- nared party, the walking ciples of government. They podium speeches to have us what you stand for; we are at mal, chose to exude the aura wounded. Its only chance of are television shows. listen to the wry, cynical ob- the mercy of Big Brother's of a folksy country boy. victory in November lay In The stars are not Gerald servations of David Bnnkley cruel eye. It is the historic role of the setting up a platform of ethic- Ford and James Carter. The networks conduct polls At times there seemed to Democratic Party to fight it- al conduct in Washington; a The honchos are Walter so that It can tell us, in ad- be more interviewers on the self to death before taking on restoration of honor and prin- Cronkite and John Chan- vance, who will win and by floors of both conventions the Republicans. This time it ciple. cellor. Two men tell us what how much. Cronkite cut in at than qualified delegates. The The Endress case wrote a dull two-act play. Act It staged a cheap circus we are going to get and who least 40 times on the roll calls calculated insolence of Mike one: Peace, harmony and with no sawdust. The com- we are going to get and when of the states to tell the world Wallace, who enjoys telling The board of trustees of Brook- the trustees should have known that Carter. Act two: Overnight* ponents appeared to be dis- we are going to get it. that the CBS survey was but Senators what they are trying dale Community College in Lincroft their action violated Ms. Endress' suspense regarding the vice- mal — a struggle between a The politicians are puppets one vote from perfect and to say, Is matched only by na- has decided that it will not appeal a rights, they hadn't acted with ma- presidential nominee. party wheelhorse from Mich- who can be given a minute of that Reagan may appear to ive girls who use TV minutes be leading through Minnesota, state Appellate Court ruling which licious intent. It was neither good politics igan and a hero of the old air-time or denied it. Tele- asking that our vice president black-and-white movies. The vision, like God, can Rive but he would lose when New hold a busted telephone aloft. directed it to reinstate, with tenure nor good television. The We believe Brookdale's trustees achievements of four days battle was incredibly, cheap or it can take away. Every- York and Pennsylvania cast It is hoped that, In 1980, and back pay, Patricia Endress, a acted wisely last week in deciding could have been kaleidos- and devious. one must play to the cameras their blocs for Ford. both parties will eliminate all former journalism professor there. not to carry an appeal to the state coped Into one. They wasted The observer was stunned or die in the limbo of the mis- Softly, the networks pro- but three network cameras, Ms. Endress was fired by theSupreme Court. We hope that deci- our time to sell more com- to realize that the Republican begotten. claimed that they had beaten excise the disorderly gal- college two years ago. At the time, sion will bring an end to this long mercials. The men with Party, which participated in The networks call this jour- the President of the United leries, and stop acting like a sweaty faces, the dozing fe- the shooting of Richard Nix- nalism. It has no relation to States into submission. Ford rollicking group of passengers she was adviser to the Brookdale and unpleasant case. males, the spurious roars of on, tho'ught it was rich reporting. It predicts facts. said he would permit two pool aboard the Titanic . .. student newspaper, "The Stall," The courts have made their which had carried an article and point on the press freedom issue.-At editorial alleging that Preston W. the same time, we are gratified that Corderman, former major general the appeal judges saw fit not to hold who was serving as president of the the trustees personally responsible The house wreckers college's board of trustees, was in for those $10,000 punitive awards. At conflict of interest. The charge in- the time they were announced by By ROBERT YOAKtM MlllllllllllllllllnlllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMHIl washer motor stopped with a Tina that the damage to your volved the award of college con- Judge Lane, we felt they were much loud grinding-clanking noise. house, including the painting This is the time of year tracts for audio-visual aids to a firm The plumber.said It was a that someone used as a dart too severe. Besides the financial when Americans who have ANOTHER problem for the electrician, headed by Gen. Corderman's neph- burden they would have imposed, board, will have to come out rented their house for the and the electrician said you of her allowance. ew. The general was cleared of any the awards would have tended to summer, or who have LOOK would have to get a new mo- "2. Was the towel rack wrongdoing, but the Endress Bring make most citizens wary of accept- swapped houses, may get the tor from the manufacturer. above the bathtub loose when following kind of letter: IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIHIIIIiniMIIHHIIIIIIHII caused a much publicized lawsuit ing appointment to such boards. "The garbage disposal unit we moved in? It's ironic, but "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Blem- which was based, in part, on the will also need attention The when I tried to fix the towel Marvin A. Clark of Freehold, ish: Since we aren't going to • It rained nearly every day blades were dulled or bent or abridgement of Ms. Endress' First one of the trustees who was part of rack I slipped, grabbed the see you before returning to this month. The forecast is something when — and I am shower curtain, and now the Amendment rights. the lawsuit, was naturally pleased the city, we thought that for a spell of good weather terribly sorry to report this — curtain rod will have to be re- Superior Court Merritt Lane Jr. that he will not have to pay the some sort of report was in or- beginning tomorrow, when we our little Joey put into the YOAKUM der. have to leave'. placed, too. presided at the trial in Freehold. He 110,000 that had been levied against unit two spoons and two forks "I, You said to let you "Before getting into dis- "Now to the disagreeable (yours), a small silver ciga- found that Ms. Endress was being him by Judge Lane. At the same said it was broken when we know if the leak in the bed- agreeable matters, let me say matters I mentioned above. rette lighter (ours), and an- moved in.) It works now,'but denied freedom of the press rights time, he said the Appellate decision room ceiling recurred. It did. that we have enjoyed your "We have been doing the other metal object which we in an unusual manner. Short- But what about a similar leak and that her firing by the board was doesn't relieve people who accept house very much. We have dishes by hand for the past can't identify. wave police broadcasts come come to know it well because week, ever since the dish- in the living room below? Is based on a malicious recommenda- appointment to public boards of re- "The next bit of bad news on when the phonograph is that new? tion by Dr. Donald H. Smith, Brook- sponsibility for their decisions. involves that Grecian urn, played, for example. ' "4. Did you give any of the which was filled with some dale president. Mr. Clark's observation should "I'm also afraid that some neighborhood children per- kind of ashes. Anyway, Wilma mission to use the two bi- Besides ordering that Ms. En-be heeded by the many people who managed to glue it together of the tapes used by the boys were originally recordings cycles that you left for our dress be retained. Judge Lane as- voluntarily serve as trustees on in- so that you have to look at it children? We haven't seen the closely to see that it was bro- made of your children over sessed $10,000 punitive damage numerable public boards. They must the past few years. This was bikes in the last two or three awards against the trustees. be alert to the possibility that they ken. We threw the ashes days. Do you normally keep away. particularly irritating, since I can be held personally responsible if had carefully told Joey and the garage locked? In erasing the punitive damage "What happened was that awards against the trustees, the Ap- they act as "rubber stamps" for sa- David not to use any tapes "Well, that's about all. our cat tipped the urn over with handwritten labels on Please let us know if you find pellate Court judges said that, while laried administrations. when it was being chased by them. anything wrong that you think the dog belonging to David, is our responsibility. that same neighborhood boy "Now a few final questions: "I can't tell you how sorry who pulled down the gutter "1. Were there any ciga- we were to Hear about your while trying to recover a ten- rette burns in the living room car accident in England. nis ball. (Did we tell you rug before? Please be frank Variance for hospital about that in our earlier let- Won't they ever learn to drive ter?) about this because they could on the right side? Anyway, Even though it was by a bare in supporting the' variance, ex- have been made during we hope you are both getting majority of 3-1, the Long Branch plained why the controversy has "David was also involved Tina's party on the weekend. a good rest in the hospital. with our Joey in an effort to It was an unfortunate party city council last week approved a lasted so long. It simply is that the "Sincerely, Melvin Wil- repair your stereo set. (They in many ways. We have told mott." zoning variance which will permit city's outdated zoning ordinance con- Monmouth Medical Center to build tinues to place the hospital in a resi- its $14 million, five-story life support dential zone, even though Monmouth center. Medical covers the greater part of - the neighborhood. Today in history We sympathize with home- owners in the vicinity of the hospital The hospital must expand. By By Tke Associated Press center, which cost $70 mil- Thought for today: Men sel- who opposed the expansion, but we providing more parking space and a lion, was officially opened in dom make passes at girls who On this date in 1935, Senator Washington, D.C. wear glasses — writer Do- agree with the councilmen who buffer zone, we think Monmouth Me- dical is trying to meet its neighbors' Huey Long of Louisiana was One year ago: Police in rothy Parker, 1893-1967 voted for the variance. Monmouth shot at Baton Rouge. He died Boston arrested more than complaints, We hope the construc- Bicentennial footnote: Two Medical is where it is because of the two days later. 100 persons as federal mar- hundred years ago, in a long need of all county residents, and tion will cause a -minimum of up- On this date- shals, backed by national communication to Congress. In 1134, 134 persons lost guardsmen, protected stu- trying to curtail its growth at this heaval for nearby residents and that General Washington present- cooperation between the hospital and their lives in a fire aboard the dents riding buses in a court- ed a detailed resume of the late date would be a disservice to it luxury liner Morro Castle off ordered integration plan. various conditions and consid- and humanity. the city council will eliminate prob- Easy hurdle the New Jersey coast. lems which have annoyed citizens in Today's birthdays: Comedi- erations for withdrawing Five years ago; The John an Sid Caesar Is 54. Song- from New York City or at- Councilman Howard H, Woolley Jr.. the past. Herblork u OH F. Kennedy performing irts writer Howard Dietz is 80. tempting to defend rt. Anderson column criticized SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1976 To the Editor: neglected for North End proj- mt amlle and a kind and A Jack Anderson syndi- ects, city halls. Ocean Blvds., courteous manner. She has COME AND SEE THE BIGGEST SELECTION OF BIKES ANYWHERE! cated column recently decr- condominiums' and sand- earned the respect of the ied the end of a Federal FROM OUR grabbers teachers, parents and chil- Trade Commission case In- It li regrettable that the dren of our school. volving Sohio and several oth- READERS publicity from our city hall The Middle Road School ers. On the basis of what he floods the press, distorting P.T.O. (eels strongly that a called "confidential FTC staff fgaag Long Branch's needs in an Job done this well should be memos," Anderson stated aura of Cioffi-mania! recognised and we would that these companies "alle- IIIIIIIUIllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHHIIHIU Sal Vecchione hope that this letter would gedly were able to manipu- serve In this capacity. late prices" of tires, batteries sives that are scandalous. Sincerely and accessories and that the I predict that if the House Mail service Joan Winits. Federal Trade Commission of Representatives does not H Evergreen Ter Preiident, Middle Road FREE BIKE ASSEMBLY decided to drop the case as a quickly correct the dishon- Red Bank, N.J P.T.O. result of tome "cozy back- orable abusives, there will be To the Editor: V room procedures" and the re- an investigation that may I do believe that someone in fusal of the companies to "co- reach the proportions of Wa- the Postal Department Is out Grateful wife a BIG D* S ONLY! WED. THURS.FRI. and SAT. tergate. operate" by accepting a con- to get me and they have 107 Oceanport Ave. sent decree proposed by the In your letter you stated really succeeded! Little Silver, N J. ^ SEPT. 8. 9.10 and 11 FTC staff. that with your support a com- I sent a large mass card to To the Editor: I must tell you that Sohio mission was formed to in- my sister In Brooklyn July It, Just "thank you" doesn't , EAST BRUNSWICK, UTOKTOWN. KAZIET AND WAYNE has never seen the "con- vestigate the administration 1971. She hasn't received it as seem enough when people fidential memos" Anderson of Congress. I hope it is not yet. 1 sent a box of cancelled care, as they did when 20 f RE OPEN SUNDAYS 11 AM TO 5 PM referred to and that "manipu- too late. stamps to a mission in Texas pints of blood were needed so lation of prices" was not even I know that reforms such as the same day, not received as badly for my husband's future alleged In the FTC complaint this cannot be concluded yet. July 23,1 sent a grandson surgery. But, I hope that the SPECIAL END OF THE SEASON or a subject of our company's overnight, but In any event I in Long Branch, N.J., a birth- following friends will realize discussions of the case with would appreciate the results day card. Not received as how much it means when the the FTC staff. The Federal of that commission. yet. In June my sister sent call for help went out and CLOSE OUTI AMERICAN MADE me a birthday card from Trade Commission did close Maybe It's time to clean they all came through. Such Brooklyn and It took a week. its file on the case after a full House. kindness will never be forgot- investigation and presumedly Very truly yours, One week I did not receive ten. consideration of all the alle- 0. P. Peters any TV Guide. Another week, The Red Bank Lions, LltUe gations made by Its staff, and It came on a Monday and the Silver police, Monmouth Ani- 10 SPEED the action of the commission company said they are mailed mal Hospital staff, Rivervlew speaks for itself. Gty's needs out in time for subscribers to emergency room nurses, get them no later than Friday The purpose of my letter is 255 Jeffrey St. close friends, and even of the current week! not to reargue the case, but Long'Branch, N.J. strangers. Thank you all To the Editor: I have no idea of how much 26" RACER to strongly protest the char- Patricia V. Nelson acter of Anderson's columns The Register reports that bf my other mail has been un- COMPARiTHISVALUK like this one. the mayor of Long Branch is delivered. Mrs. Smigler Everyone of your readers fighting for sewer rebates to I put my address labels on would be shocked if he or she offset his high taxes for Long all my mail, hence I feel that M Reckless Place j was involved in a matter of Branch. someone has something Red Bank, N.J. against me personally. law and was publicly presum- Under Long Branch's To the Editor: ed to be guilty either before strong mayor government, Thanks for letting me On, behalf of a group of the trial started or after the the buck stops at the top in "sound off" in your paper. If friends of Sally Smigler, I you receive this. case was -concluded and the the mayor's office. personally want to thank you Sincerely, and The Register for giving individual exonerated. Our le- Our present mayor has run Helen B. Roberts such excellent publicity to our gal system treat*1 Individuals Long Branch for six years, has two to go in this term, project. and companies substantially • Stem Mounted Shifters alike in this respect, and as and has stated he seeks an- I am certain that your co- Keyport parade operation has already aided an employe of a responsible other term. •Racing Saddle Seat 10 Octavla Place us in making this project suc- company, I don't like the un- The high taxes in Long • Sun Tour Derailleur Keyport, N.J. cessful. fairness of Anderson's pre- Branch are due to how he ran •Rat Trap Pedals Mtn'i modal oniyi To the Editor: Sincerely, sumption of guilt any more Long Branch for six years. On behalf of the Keyport Sydney M. Kramer, O.D •Quality Craftsmanship than if It were directed at me Scapegoats cannot remove re- sponsibility from the mayor. Bicentennial Committee and •Taped and Plugged Handlebars personally. the chairman, Mr Percy Sincerely, Police, fire protection, edu- cation and certain public Washington, I would like to Squad praised The entire lot of famous name bikes from P. A. Curtis take this opportunity to ex- works must be adequate. All •2 Carpenter St. one of America's famous name manufac- press our grateful thanks to other programs must be re- River Plaza, N.J. turers. Was recently offered at terrific sav- FAMOUS COLUMBIA (lily's parade you and your staff for the fine duced or even cut out. To the Editor: ings. All quality materials constructed by Long Branch Bicentennial In August, we paid for coverage we received on our Bicentennial parade. In addi- Once again our Fairview skilled craftsmen... MEN S LADIES Commission (40,000 in furniture, (615 for a First Aid Squad Is asking for 376 Brighton Ave. tennis machine, (1,414 for an tion, the "editorial" was most heartwarming to the Com- your assistance In the oper- Long Branch, N.J. overhead enclosure — North ation of our squad. Having 10 SPEED To the Editor: End, and $1,438 blue stone - mittee who have endeavored this year to make the public Just lost my husband after We, the members of the North End and thousands of aware of the community of four years of cancer, I realize Long Branch Bicentennial dollars of items deemed by Keyport and its historical what it means to be able tb RACING BIKE Commission, and Joe Si- our city officials to be in our background. Although the call them day or night in all rianni, parade chairman, wish best interests! Yet, we had to committee have given of their kinds of weather, and to know to thank you for your cooper- fight for a new fire engine (or time, talents and efforts with- that in 15 or 20 minutes they ate, in making our Bicenten- North Long Branch! out asking for recognition, we will answer the call Words nif I parade the success it The sandgrabber fell down want you to know it certainly can never express my thanks WJS. and when fixed washed out to was appreciated by all. to each one of them. In mak- Your enthusiasm bolstered sea. Yet it appears our city ing your will or donations, 1 our spirts and made us know administration will be broken- Sincerely yours, hope you will ask yourself as that the committee's efforts hearted if they can't pay for Frances T. Nebus I have many times — what were realized. - this eventually! Secretary would we ever do without We shall always be grateful Who enjoys the new city them? for your role in making our hall or the North End proj- Brown family Naomi Polhemus Features Safety Levers country's celebration a suc- ect? Cantor Pull Brakes cess. After the revaluation, it 80 Maple Avenue Sincerely, was hundreds of ordinary citi- Fair Haven, N.J. 6 Sun Tour Derailleur. Stem mount! shif Peter Fox, zens who fought the results. - To the Editor: Just Another ters. Padded racing seat. ' Frank Costantino Th,e mayor and council This is just a note to thank Co-Chairmen fought us until they appeared you for the fine article writ- 9 to give in around the end of ten by Joan Kahn about the Dish Valued 1974 In fact, the mayor Brown family of Fair Haven. TYllft TYltK „ ( lean House scoffed at any opinion differ- We appreciated the article at $1750.00. Borland Girls The Daily Register has re- ent than his. Unfortunately very much and the great pho- NORTHBROOK, III.-A 26" 3 SPEED ceived a copy of the following for the ordinary citizen, we tography by Mr. Don Lordi. major art exchange here re- letter for pubUcation: lost the revaluation fight and Yours truly ports that a man who found LIGHTWEIGHT DELUXE the results are now a terrible Mae Johnson 3 Tyson Lane burden upon our city. several "dishes" in his attic was amazed to learn that one HI RISE Kumson, N.J. 07700 With taxes so high and mo- was valued at $1750.00. Representative James J. rale so low. Long Branch resi- Crossing guard Howard dents do not need senseless Hazlet. N.J. The exchange says that, while this price is unusually high, oumow Third District New Jersey diatribes by our mayor. What Traffic Safety Officer EVIRVOMMMCI Room 131 Cannon House we need is a realization at the R. Cherney exceptional collector's plates oumow have been appreciating quickly Office Bldg. top that there is a justifica- Hazlet Police Department Quality In conduction IVt«YO«»MICf Washington, DC. 20515 tion for taxpayers' grievances 255 Middle Road on the market. and workmanihlp. Call- Dear Sir: and a determination to help Hazlet, N.J. 07730 To aid investors, the ex- p*r brakM. 3 ip««d trig- SIM on* at th* (merit** on th* road today. Coatt*r Thank you for your reply to the ordinary citizen carry his change offers a Tree report on per thMt, touring handle- bin, chrome tubular brakn, hl-rtM handitban, play mine of June 28, 1976. You tax burden. Dear Officer Cherney: what to look Tor, when to buy, We would like to bring to what to pay and much more, rlm». lif htwttfht (or ••»» boy ityled saddle Mat an* stated that the activities of When a tax rate goes up $1 rWKg. chroma rim*. some Congressmen are cer- per hundred, as it has In Long your attention the excellent including opportunities in tainly alarming for which Branch, one can only come to job that Margo Williams, the promising plates still at low there Is no defense. the realization that our city crossing guard in front of our prices. We apparently have not has been run as a sloppy op- school at Middle Road, has To get your free report with COLUMBIA Hvrrr learned a lesson from the . oration hopelessly relying on done over the past year. no obligation, just send your Nixon Watergate incident federal funds and projects to Mrs. Williams to concerned name, address, and zip code to MX BLITZ the Bradford Exchange, 58834 BARNSTORM You stated that there are mask the real stagnation and about the safety 'and welfare Bradford Place, Northbrook, some members of Congre.ss shortcomings of our city gov- of each child. She arrives at DIRTBIKE Illinois 60062. A postcard will DIRTBIKE who attempt to conduct their ernment. her post early and always do. To be sure of receiving lives in an honorable way. Long Branch is a good city. stays later than is required, your free copy, please mail Thank goodness for that, but It has always been a melting so that every child will be as- your request before September RQ88 how can those honorable pot and the people who built sured a safe crossing. 18. 1976. members condone the abu- Long Branch must not be Mrs. Williams has a pleas- ^•* ^^ f Vi «Y0»I PMM Built (or th* roughatt rM*. F*atur*( th* n*w It»ttw lacgnt rag* In •*•*...* Competition deitgn (or •Imott rid** Ilk* « roaring mo- superior strength with tor Mk*. F*atur*i Hi* knobby heavy duty rear *nd dirt Mfc* ttr*t, motofcrott ttyi- plate* MX lender* Bread IncInf.. ccuttomlzei d breidloat VICTORY MARKET uddtai 31 W. FRONT ST.. RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 HBENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE • USDA CHOKE MEATS • GRADE A POULTRY • DELIVERY 13 GIRLS HIDSTHOM 13" SIDEWALK MOTO CROSS WHOU BIKE GROUND RBH BOYSBIKE MADE* MR 10W M CHUCK «..**. 79: CHICKEN 49! 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The artists are Judi tion Sunday from J to 5 p.m. SHREWSBURY - Judith third floor studio in Red Bank a portrait of a young nude Banyas, Barbara Carpenter, for their exhibiting artists, Schwab will exhibit paintings and spent the summer putting girl at the beach. It was in- Charles Nelson, William Nies. Anne Kobayashi and Monita and graphics at the Mon- It In order. His working are* Boeswetter. Friday at 8:10 mouth County Library, East- if Immaculate It's almost cluded in a Trenton State Mu- Marie Santoro, Kathy Spock, p.m., Mrs. Kobayashi will ern Branch, through Sept. M bare except for a sink off to seum show a few years ago Vicki, Starger and Mlckl demonstrate her sumi tech- On Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m., one aide, two chairs and a and was in his exhibit at the Woolwich. the public Is invited to an table on a small throw rug Thompson Park Visitor Cen- SHREWSBURY - The nique and Mrs. Boeswetter and a white canvas on a wall ter last fall. Guild of Creative Art, 620 will give a sculpture demon- opening reception easel. Willett is about to change from acrylics to oils, a me- It'a a bright room, with the dium to which many artists light coming in from a North- have returned. Acrylics dry west window overlooking Broad St. The Shrewsbury quickly and don't offer the River also comes Into view same involvement that oils through the casement win- do However, the artist's rea- Throw Away dows. son for the switch is a prac- tical one — he says acrylics *aint Brush Willett has mellowed Once are more difficult to get in dismayed by the art commu- large quantities today nity here, he now sees a vital- ity among young artists, par- "I'm so damned excited ticularly in the Red Bank about getting back to paint- area. ing," he declared. Then he pondered about the commu- Not only have his reelings nity with its two college art (or the community changed, departments. "Maybe It takes but his painting has changed an institution to bring artists as well. Where he once was an absolute abstractionist, he together They can't do it has turned to figurative paint- alone," he said. ALUMINUM SIDING ings, imbuing them with so- It Is especially nice to have • Reduce toiling cotta phisticated color and a loose, WlUett working again in Red • Cut down on rapilrt * maintenance now! abstract quality. Bank. He has been a catalyst, • Credit larmt available sometimes not an obvious San money, labor 1 material. Pricee will "I had very academic train- one, in a community that now never be lower than they are RIGHT NOWI ing. I took figurative drawing .boasts more and more studio five days a week," he said, pulling out four or live large artists working in an exciting ink sketches he did this sum- atmosphere. mer in Ohio. These are free BACK TO THE STUDIO — Don Willett Is surrounded by some of the ab- ART CALENDAR interpretive drawings of mid- stract acrylic paintings he worked on several years ago. He recently western barns and railroad moved Into a large studio on Broad St. In Red Bank and will teach life RED BANK - The Festival stations, descriptive without drawing at Brookdale Community College, Llncroft. of Arts and Crafts this year is Estimates Call 741 "7500 being stilted. "The barns fh scheduled for Friday and Sat- urday, September 17 and 18, Ohio are different from the IIIIII IIIII HI teaching when I moved ones in Colts Neck," the art- here," he said. "Then I on the sidewalks of downtown 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK ist commented. "Not better needed a change from the Red Bank It's sponsored by or worse, just different." first studio I was in. "I've the Red Bank Parks and Rec- ART taught most of my adult life. reation Department, the Willett was once immersed I went through a dry period Greater Red Bank Jaycees In a painting climate that was in painting — and teaching and the Red Bank Area influenced by the abstract ex- last year, working with other Chamber of Commerce Retail The Daily Register pressionist work of Mark FORUM artists and students, acted as Trade Board. Rothko, Willen de Kooning, a spring board. It made me Judges are Jeffrey Wexler, Adolph Gottlieb, Barnett examine where I was," he assistant director of Rutgers Newman and Jackson Pol- lllltllllMlllllll Illllttlll It continued. Art Gallery; Janle Chester, lock, a diverse group of fore moving here about seven without much trouble. administrative assistant at American artists who have "I am recharging my bat- The Sunday Register years ago. But, last year, an opportu- teries. I'm not really into rep- Rutgers Art Gallery; and been lumped into an abstract He was tired of the aca- nity to, teach at Brookdale Mrs Sara E. McGeF, Eaton- school of painting. Community College, Llncroft, resentative art now," he said demic life and ready to leave "It's the same reason that Pi- town, artist, photographer He studied at Ihe Detroit it to devote all his time to came along and he took a job and board member of the Society of Arts and Crafts, teaching again, this time life casso went to Negro art. You painting. He moved Into a stu- find yourself copying your- Monmouth County Art Coun- Wayne State University and dio in Red Bank where he pro- drawing. This year, he only cil. Cranbrook Academy of Art in will teach two life drawing self. Thai's when it becomes duced large abstract paint- academic SHREWSBURY - The Michigan, where he headed Ings, most of them untitled classes part time. He's ex- Monmouth Arts Foundation the painting department be- acrylics. He sold them all cited about the small size and "It's partially the fault of a will begin the fall season with informal atmosphere of the market," he said. "People ex- a watercolor demonstration classes. pect, a style from an artist so Thursday, Sept. 16, at 9:30 Mrs. Grosser named "I needed a change from they can recognize the work a.m. at the Monmouth County and say, 'That's a Kline.' Library, Eastern Branch. "I'm going through a whole RED BANK - Blanche So AUSA chairperson thought process again," Will- wul, Port Monmouth, will ett said. "I look at the white demonstrate the art of paper FORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. Maxwell A. Brown of canvas through the corner of tole flowers Saturday from Elizabeth Crasser of 104 Lin- Bradley Beach, chapter presi- my eye. I do some drawings noon to 3 p.m. at Steinbach. coln Drive, Ocean Township, dent, said Mrs. Grasser is the first. I won't touch the can- MIDDLETOWN - The J. has been appointed chairper- first woman to have been vas. Then I'll just start in and M. Madison Gallery, 745 in son of the corporate devel- elected to the board of direc- more concrete ideas begin to 35, invites the public to a re- opment committee of the tors of the chapter in Its 10- take shape." ceplion Sunday from 1 to 5 Monmouth Chapter, Associ- year history. ation i"f the' United States Mrs. Grasser is a represen- Army (AUSA). tative of McKee, Beger and Mansueto, New York City Matawan Chess Chili construction consultants and to start meetings engineers. *w MATAWAN - The Chess Other members of her com- Account Club will meet Thursdays at mittee are Brig. Gen. William 7:45 p.m. In the Masonic D. Lewis, director of procure- only at Lodge building, 192 Main SI ment and production, ECOM; Interested persons may con- Richard R Stout, West Al- tact J. P. 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SPECIAL ORDER CALL 842-5296 PikM dtecttw tmi Sat Sept 11 — In (tod Bank Only SHREWSBURY. N J KEONESOAY. SEPTEM8CT1 1S76 Hat Dkaty I Court refuses to stay ruling voiding school lunch limit By WILLIAM j. IAOMKI torney. He suggested that the eourt'i July ruling would confronted with a situation clause of the Constitution of filed by school officials from a school lunch program, stat- FREEHOLD - Superior court grant a conditional mean that all school districts whereby one of two children the children ^tending Farmingdale and II other ing that the law needed no During the nonjary hearing. Court Judge Thomas L stay, one which would tell the must offer the lunch pro- in a needy family could ob- schools ^ districts In the stale justification and was s proper Mr Colender testified that Yiccarino yesterday declined school disWu to prepare to gram. When they challenged tain a school lunch while the Judge Yaccarino said that The legal action maintained act by the legislature the initial bill bad no five per to sUy hit ruling o( last July implement (he program, and the five per cent exemption. other could not simply be- he did hot have unfettered that this exemption was not In that July ruling, the cent exemption aad that the which struck down as uncon- that his clients would seek ex- they wanted the state to be cause one attended a school discretion to gnat a stay, ad- rationally related to the pur- Judge noted that a school dis- Stuart education commute* stitutional a state law which pedited relief from the ap- required to come up with that was eligible for the pro- ding that he recognised the poses of the school lunch leg trict could be eligible one defeated the measure by a limited the state's school peals court. some other formula for deter- gram and the other did not. limitations placed upon him islation and inequitably bur- year by meeting the five per three ts two vole. A week af- lunch program only to schools Mr Serpentelli said that mining eligibility for the The Judge also noted that He said that any application dened the taxpayers eta* tut and then could be in- ter this was defeated, the that had five per cent or there were not a great num- lunch program be had held the five per cent for a stay must be made to eligible the next year because Senate committee reconsi- more of Its enrollment classi- ber of students involved. In declining to grant the exemption classification ab- the appeals court. Judge Yaccarino had up- It did not meet this standard dered tht btil which now had fied in need of this aid. The school officials were stay, Judge Yaccarino noted solutely unconstitutional as The five per cent exemption held the constitutionality of He held thai the exemption the five ptr cent exemption With the exemption provi- seeking the stay because the that the court in this case was violating the equal protection had been challenged by a suit the slate law which mandates provision had no rational included, he said sion declared unconstitutional by a trial court, all schools in the state must prepare to of- Finast offers you the opportunity to own your own set of fer a free lunch program to "Spring Harvest" pattern Imported Porcelain On Steel needy children. durable, dshwasher safe, white porcelain on stainless This apparently was more steel, gourmet cookware at tremendous savings) This is a than what the school officials Imlted offer avalable only at Finast. Get detals at your local who had challenged the ex- COOKWARE! store and start now! emption had hoped for. Thus, they returned to Judge Yaccarino yesterday seeking a stay of his ruling while they appeal the ruling to the state appeals court. After Judge Yaccarino de- SUPERMARKETS clined to grant a stay, Eu- gene D. Serpentetli, a Brick Township attorney represent- ing the plaintiffs, told The Half Gallon Spaghetti Daily Register that they will seek a stay from the Appel- late Division of Superior Orange Juice Court "soon." Sauce After Judge Yaccarino last Finast Progresso July 21 invalidated the ex- 64-oz. cont. Pasta Romano emption provision inthe All Flavors state's school lunch program, 48-oz. the Bureau of Child Nutrition Spaghetti program for the state Depart- jar ment of Education informed Buitoni school districts having five Regular per cent or more of their en- Progresso rollment eligible for partici- pation in the lunch program Land O' Lakes that they had to provide the Imported Tomatoes lunch program. Butter The bureau, said Walter F. Crushed Colender, bureau director, Tomato Paste [Italian Dressing also informed those school 28-oz. districts having less than five laruso Oil "* per cent enrollment eligible ad Dressing that they would have to pro- vide the lunch program and Ma's Root Beer established a time schedule for implementing it. These school districts were informed that they must sub- mit an implementation plan Flnast's frozen food values! by Oct. 30, to budget funds for Granulated the program by Dec. 1 and to Fresh be prepared to offer the lunch Banquet Veal program no later than Sep- Sugar tember, 1177, said Mr. Colen- Finast U.S.A.! der, In a telephone interview or Parmigian Chicken Breast with The Register. Sucrest 5^59' or Gravy with Mr. Colender said that Chicken, Turkey or The beat In there will be a statewide Salisbury Steak quality meeting of school officials O Ib. Tuesday, Sept. 14 and meats every that his bureau will Inform pkg them of what resources are 99* day on... available to them. Cheese Pizza V.1.19 There is refunding available Meat Street for the national school lunch French Fries U.S.A.! Blueberry or program, he said, adding that Slrawberry he believed that most school Eggo Waffles Towards the purchase of any flavor, half gal pkg districts would enter Into this Butler Dtp Gorton i •c program. (^Fish Fillets '351.29 He said his office will possi- Chicken Legs a 78 bly fund a school district for Breyer's 75 per cent of its equipment Meat Ravioli costs and that there is a per or Cheese meal reimbursement, a vari- Ice Cream Ground Chuck as 88? able rate with more money Buitoni 15-oz. pkg. available for lunches served Limit (I) Good Sun Sepi 5th thiu Sal S«pl lllh $ to needy children. A school 89° also could be eligible to re- Beef Cube Steak "^ 1? ceive free food to offset the costs of producing meals, he First O' The Fresh $ 78 said. produce only at Finast! Bologna & FVanksW 1 In seeking a stay of the court ruling, Mr. Serpentelli told Judge Yaccarino that the state wants the- school dis- tricts to implement the law now. He urged the court to consider as a reason for the stay that the lunch program was subject to bidding and time would be needed to da this. "We are not asking for a drastic delay," said the at-

At the More Finast produce values! Red Grapes Prune Plums movies California, Queen variety Fresh Eggplant Veal Cutlets Thtsi schedules are pro- c sl >m c vided by the theater and the Red Plums » " *" .b49 Plum Tomatoes riun Sliced. Cut from Leg timts art for today only. (Provim veal Priced Slightly • ED i»NK MOHMOUTN AUTI CINTH- Bartlett Pears *»«•««« 3lbs Red Onions Higher Where Available) All tt* Prtild«nl l«mU!. l:» or nalimn MOVIES III- f p $ TufMWI Villon 7:1); 10:00 Whtrc'l Popo Green Peppers ™ «*** 3i« 1 Fresh Garlic IM Movias iv- Veal Breast Ona Flaw Ov«r IM Cuckoo I Ml IX, Lean a Tasty V0^ M Stores with Service Deli! tHMWlBUHY Frozen International Seafood! At Stores with In Store Bake Shops! CINEMA I- Gator l:4fi ]:45; S:4ii 7:45; t:4S Qrtrd. Bod NIW1 Btori 1:11; S:41; »:15 Won Cod Fillet Italian Bread Loin Pork Chops -j Baked Ham Ton Ton 4:05; 7:35 IATOHTOWN Tasty Seafood 89? CDMMUNITr- Freed Baked Ototmlon 7:40; »:» e Equal Amounts o( Virginia DMVI-IN- Cooked Crabs »49 "S 1.99 Harry ond Walter 1:00 Taxi Driver 10 10 Fruit Cheese Cake^ Center & Hip Style $409 Aloho Bobby and Roifl II OS \ LONG MANCM Haddock Fillet C Cut Chops Hart ib MOVIIII- 1.29 Cake Donuts "?<%%? 12 H,69 SMMMovltl'OO. t 41 MOVIII II- Sunrise fresh dairy values! Finast fresh bakery values! Ob>«llon7:4S;t:M $499 .ANTIC HISHLAHOV Spare Ribs $428 Genoa Salami Sealtest Fresh Lean. Pork I Ib AC • ib Cottage Italian Bread DuMlon Doulalla >:M Oullo* Jolay Pepperoni »»<*" 1.99 worn t 8 Sliced Bacon^gL, P41.79 MIDDLITOWN Large or 1DWNIMT- Tasty 16-oz. $4 r e Provolone Cheese Obwulon 7 »; t X SmairCurds Beef Liver ™»??££ »39 TOWN WilT- 16-oz. pkg. Sliced Loaves tot MaM aaort I:«0 Woo Ton Ton »:» Romano Cheese *•* 2.49 KUtaT 3 59* Something "New" from Finatt White Bread Italian Olive Salad CMCIB— Mozzarella 8-oz Loaves 0 11 e Big Round Top Italian Hot Ham ?1.39 TtK Man Who Skied Dm." Everest 7:J0; Ftnaat, Whole Mlk 1*9 79° Big Beef Franks ^* -"'« 89 % MIDDlESItOOK CINIMA I- 1 19 Pan Skim. Falaal Nova Salmon ^^' pkg English Muffins Party Cold Cuts "il^ - ?1.49 SiDOLIMOOKCIMiMAII- Mozzarella -79- KrandavM or Pl*n L Tht Bowdy Adventure* of Tom Jonei Bkarp 10 01 4 < OUFunronM Black Olives ^' 145 Luncheon Meats^^^"^ 1.29 aiAOLfr BEACH Cracker Barrel pkg 1.4 Sugar Donuts •BACH CINBMA- ThaMonWr«F«IIToEor1IW:IS. t JO milHOLO Junior Fruit Pies MALL I— Dinner Rolls '£39° GcftrMS. MS I ith m R«) Bar*. Atanfc t«ghtandB and Frankan lownaNp. N.J Sat* Nenw avalable m Momrafc. Conn ahl* aupsan taat. OtaailHri/.H, MS Prices t Coupons elfec«vt Sun.. Sept. Sth thru Set.. Sept MALI III- We reeene the right to in* uuBiial»r Not fetponaWe for typographic OMI 7:8. • !S Business Tips offered on buying luggage rior and offer more protection against rain. 10 SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.1978 •7 SYLVIA PORTER • Zippers: Should be securely sewn with no Planning to replace some worn luggage for a dangling threads, run smoothly including at cur- (all vacation? Give your spouse and yourself a aet ved areas. You get extra protection for packed as a joint Christmas present? Or are you a busi- YOUR MONEY'S dotting if the zipper is inserted into the caw to it N.Y. stock quotations nessman looking (or luggage to fit all seasons and does not come in direct contact with the contents. all situations? • Locks: Should work smoothly and easily, KI*P}MM MM— % tal questions: ImplCpA 34 4 161 ISH ISH 15H- Vh TlmrMlr.MII 7] 11'/. II I)1.. • Vt A lock's chief value is as a safeguard against the ACFMIJM II 11 13V 14 . '/. (1) Where are your luggage and you going? INCO 1 *0a 1* m 13% 33H UH* H TlmtnlXtalO 4 SH. UH UH« Vt AMF Incl.MII ts lf*i, IW m + Vk IngtrR 3 Ml) ToOdSMpyd I Itt IH IH* VI Will you be using the suitcases for trips to warm, Utah's opening. AMilLob Mil in Ktt im in- ',. 39 1Kb I3H UH- % InlndStDMIl TromWAIr 443 11 Vt II IIVi— 14 AAodfttwg I •«- % 35 SO'/) 49H »">• H • Skids (feet): Should be riveted to frame so Inter lot 1 70 5 Tronienvtllo SI? IIH I3'< I3H< v« humid, climates or for commuting business jun- could carry your own luggage becomes an essen- AalnoLIIMn « t 2 19%39% 39%« % »*,- vt ISM 919 1 3013794 TrlCotil Ht SO W'4 30 * 30'«• Vt they'll remain attached longer than ones merely MrProo ait 11 V, 771 379**1% kets to metropolitan centers? tial. laat IntHorvi 7011 TotnCtn.SOII 31 «272 34'/, Your luggage is an investment to protect your attached to the shell. Ahtono 1 3010 1] 17*4 17*%I7H* Vb MH *%* H — u-u - (2) How long is your usual trip? Is it general- intPafMr 711 S79 70% UALIIK .40 ISO 24 UH ISH- H AlconAlu.4W4 W JAVi 34'/.- % 49H 70'* • Linings: Should be smooth. Pinch lining; if InlTT 140 9 702 33H UWM II I I3H ISH I3H- V, ly an overnight junket or an extended time away valuables and its contents are worth too much to AIIMCplMU 77 II Itta 10H. H 33 »>*- % lowoBI X* ] It »'/, UOP 10* 41 144* 14 14',. V, AM«LuolM) M 17 Kit MS. I". 30V, 30'/> from home? you to risk loss by careless purchases. Among the wrinkles occur, it is probably attached only at lowoPSI 7310 14 30 UVInd 1.4 4 7 30H XVt Wi- % AllAllgPP w I M1 1 R7I7 Itn I9H 19H It'.* '. IIH Corp » 14 144 14% ifi1.* •. UnCarbl S0I0 147 tSH 64V. AS • •* (]) What types of transportation will you be guidelines suggested by the Luggage & Leather corners and may fall away. Aiiocn im io5 nv, m> it 1 lltlCorp X 9 113 I3H 13H 13H . UnEltc 1.34 I 113 IS /, ISH IS", MM- 'A The best type for packing in cars and in trav- AHUtlr I JO t II IW I) UnOColl 10 I II SOU SO SO using? Goods Manufacturers, Inc., the industry's trade I7*tt Vt AltltChol.M 7 IM n J#wttC 130 9 SO HH 92* »H« % UPocCpl HI0 47 17'/. tl% 17'* • H eling where not subject to abuse are soft-side U«- "i For the harried traveler, a garment carrier association, and the Department of Agriculture to Alcoo 1 mi i! 57 JhnMonl 4010 154 TtH39 79'« . Unlroyol.SOIt IH Ivt I'* I !SV>- VI Amo« I 7SK 171 It'* JohntonJniM IH 90 ItH 90 Unlltrandi 7 31 7H 7H 7H . can provide the answer to convenient, wrinkle- help you when shopping: cases, with their relative low cost, light-weight AMBAC n I M n% 2J'<,. 'A JonLogn .50 5 30 I4H14H I4H UnllCp (7a AH.i. JK | us }|«t • Handle: Should be comfortable in your hand ease in carrying, capacity for expansion. Jotttni .H| S 23Vj 23V» J3V)- % UnlIMM .10 II IJ'A IIH 1)4- '* free, hang-up packing. For long trips, a large pull- AmAlrlln 20 241 UI JoyMlg 1 1011 44 44'/,44 44H* H U5Gyp«l40ll 33 21% 2Kb 33'. Choose your luggage to meet your basic needs AlrmllMOl 11 41* IIH man case or a man's three-suiter (or women's and be located in the center ( or near the center) — K—K - USIml 1011 IH 6H 4H 4H AmMclt.mi 1J» MVi IS'/,. % KodrAM 3011 I M* MH 3IH+ H USSIttll.lO 9 3*1 SOU, SO'. SOH equivalent) should be spacious enough to meet of the case for body balance. An off-center attach- first, which usually means one bag for overnights, AmCon 3.30 I 71 IS* 35%.- '* KonGEI) 41 7 I] 19* It''i 19H UnT.chl.J0 I S41 14» 14 34'* ACyon I SO » 4)4 37* 27 ment may prevent the bag from hitting your a larger one for longer trips. KonPLII 60 I 71 19*19% 19*o >. UnlTcl I.MIO 194 17'/, I7H 17'.+ '/% any luggage need. For an overnight trip, a duffle AmEIPw a * sll 2] 13 + '<• Kotylnd 3 4H 4H 4H UploHn .9411 13 45 44H 44'. Vt Also proper storage is as significant as proper AmMom. Ill 1111 UU w ,. Vt bag or a case 23 inches wide or less to fit under a body, but it probably won't last as long as a prop- KCIIOQO IIS 194 75H25H 25H UMMnl loll 51 5» SIM SIH« V, AotHoia .4021 IS4 IM IM- '4 Ktnnct TOt 111 39H79'* 79** H — V—V - plane seat can be an excellent choice. erly balanced handle. Also the handle should be buying AmMotort 7 343 S 4'. K*rrMcl.3514 50 71 70H 70H* H Vorlon .»ll 41 14-, 14'. 14V.» ••• ANOIR 144 7 17 MVl 16Vi. '-. attached to a durable backing plate or a metal Clean each piece carefully, store luggage up- KlmbCIIU I 104 U VlndoCo • 4V» 4'.-, 4', Rugged luggage Is an Important consideration AmSlondl.JO 7 144 »H ?«';. '•« HVt 37'/.- H KnlglRld6711 45 35 WUco IO« S 101 17', !7Vt 17'/. • '4 right on the feet of the case and don't stack. AmTlTllOII 1US «"> «•-. 35 15 + % if you're traveling by plane and if It's not the car- frame,Examine the outside and inside of the Kopotril 4010 10 54'/) VoEPwl.34 • 217 14V, I4H AMPInc 4134 143 34V. J4U, ' • 54 S4H- ' • I4H Kroflto7 13 9 57 45H — w—w — ry-on type. A tote bag has special advantages if case; be sure the handle is reinforced with metal Avoid storing in extremes of heat, humidity, AmpoHCorpll ill 7Vi J'. % 45 45%- Vt KrttotS 3330 AH 40 Wochovo 5010 S If It AnocoM 60 UJt » . 'A 39H »'.••'.% you're taking the train or bus. or heavy plastic cord throughout its length, In- dyrness or cold and avoid storing on bare floors. 1 Kf0fl4r 1.16 9 117 J3'/» WornerL 114 131 14' i 34 34%- Vb AncluHl 40 7 14 31 M i ' , 71* 73Vt* H WoiWall f I 22 »'/t 21V, 22V, AptcoCorp 40 14 IH- 'i - L-L - Either works well for driving trips. cluding the part attached to the bag. Protect luggage with covers, or heavy plastic LTVCorp 51 14- 13H IM- % WnAlrL.40alS 14 10'. I0H I0H— It ArchOon »IO 4i! 224 33'/,- ". LHrSlcg U ; 497 IIH UVi IIH* % WnSnc 1.40 I 179 ISH IS'/. ISH* % Lift the luggage before you buy It, urges the or paper wraps and mend frayed stitching. Armco I.M V 44 M'/i 30»4- H LthPCI HI4 1 15%15% 1S% . WUnlonl 40 9 176 l9'/> 19 19 — '. ArmtlCt 111 2>2 21'/. »'/•• 'a • Closures: Should fit tightly and securely, And note: While most carriers are liable for a LthVallnd 30 1%1'* IH WtltgEI .97 6 49V I6H I6H 14V* • '/i Agriculture Department. Could you carry a full AMrco .M3I f7 I*'* 1*4* 'A Lthmn 94« 173 H ^ ir, n*» % Wtytrnr.1024 113 43'.. 43'/, 41H AlhlOII 1.70 S 60 »'-. 26 - v» case a fairly long distance? With porters and red whether tongue-and-groove or overlapping. certain amount to offset damaged or lost luggage, LtvltiFurn 79 191 fl* SH 'SV,- H Wht>IFr.60ll 17 IIH »',. »'* AioprOI 1010 II 12V. IIH- H LOF 1 SO I 131 32%31 33% + 1% Whlrlpol H13 271 16 1SV, 25'. • % caps increasingly hard to find, knowing if you Tongueandgroove generally are considered supe- protect yourself by buying luggage insurance. AHRkhlMlJ 194 10141004 1014 HgglGp7» I 16 31HH1. 33H WhlltMol 111 6'. 4'/i 4H— '. AIIRchwl 9 »'* S04 JO'i. VI Lltlonln. 11115 141 I3'»13H 13*- H Whlllngl 30 4 13 X »>• 30 « H AlloiCorp 9 III y, 4'. s Lock MAI re 3 67 10%10'' * 10% * '•• WhIHoktr 10 ISO SH S>* SH AvcoCorp 2 MS I4'i 14 LDfwi 1.70 5 45 25>/i 75% 25 V) WlllmiCoil 7 204 »'* Jl'/. 11', . Avntllnt 60 I 106 19% 19'*+ •* LoncStlnd I 9 7n 6It 14b H16'; 16** <. WlnnOMl.5412 10 37 16', 37 * . AvonPdl.tfil9 S41 49 41'k. *t •• LngliLH It 7 110 I7H17V) I7H Wlnntbooo 14 16 4 SH '6 UOPorlll .20 70616 1 L. 1 Wolwlh I 20 6 131 13V, 73'. 23V,* '/, BMKkWII I | 200 MV, 14 34'/i LuchyS.4lbl7 23 IIH IIH IIH- Vb -K-Y-I- BollCE J OB 1 63 26'/. 36 34 Luhtn5tl40l 3 36 16 26 • % XtronCpl.lOlS 331 64'. A4H 44H+ ', BowchL.OO 9 24 39Vt MS LyWiCp 1 5 95 I7H 174b* 4b ZoleCorp 10 7 47 17 17 17 Investment options on IRA plans BtalFdl 1414 341 »H 36H 36*. •'« -M-M Z*nllhRodll6 94 33 32H 31H* H Btckmn .201) 212 Wt 34 ?4'. Mock* ,U 9 6*b 64 64* '* Copyrlohl by Thl Alloclattd Prttl 1974. BwchA .10 7 14 31'A 304304- '/• Motmlll 3i 4 BMtr 71/1 114 10^ 10t«10'. • W an account write to the Super- par. l M«y 1.70 7 104b 30H 30H- H By DAVID R. SARGENT BtllHow 14 It 304 30%30% * * Unlttt olhcrMi.c nottil.ralttoltflvldtndl Modi t Fd 40 II* II'.. . intendent of Documents for Postal Finance Co., a subsi B.ndl. 173 9 371 40'-. 4»'440tt • H inllMtortQOIng labli ort annual dlibvrt* : MAIM O .9013 13 36*36% 36Vi— H BinflCpl 45 1 347 314 344)SH* H mtnli baMd on Iht latl Quof lulyorwm, publication No. 590. This 30 MorolhnO 712 534 59%SI* 59% * H diary of St. Paul Companies, BmgutlBO/i 6 61 IH IH IH onnuoltoclarollon Spacial or •«tro dlvld Q — I am Interested in MarMId H 67 10%10 101. V« BtlhSIl 3 9 110 41 43'» 43'.. H •ndt orpaym«nl. not datlgnoltd flirtgul cent bulletin is available at offered only $8 million of MoitMol 40 9 51 25 24H 25 * '* starting an Individual Retire- BlochHR III 63 IP'* 10419'*. vw or ort tdtntlfltdlnlht following footnotti MoyDSIri-1710 191 13'i31H 33 • H SUCCESSFUL the Government Printing Of- these unsecured senior notes Boeing 111 770 40H 40%40'/) o -Alio t.lroor i.lrat b Annual, al. ment Account. Can you tell Moytgi SOall II 33'*33% 33%- V) BOIMCOLBOIO 311 2S'/> 2! JiHt Vb plul tloch dividend c—LlQuldollng divi fice, Washington, DC. 20402. last spring. Because the issue McDnldO2e34 196 51%S7H 57H- <* Bord»n 1.4010 226 32 314 13 • H> dtnd t-0*clortdorpold In prtctdlng II me what kinds of investments McDonD 44 9 711 34*34 24H- H Borworl.ll I 70 MH »'/.• ?l*. > % monthi I-Dtclortd or paid alttr iloch Q — Would you discuss the is small and trades in- McGrwH.4410 14 ISH qualify and how to set up a BrIIIMvl.OOIt 101 77H 7»Vi 77H* '* dlvldtnd or iplll up. |—Paid Inn ytor. MtodCorp.93 7 H 19'* 19 19 comparative ratings of frequently, quotes are not BrllPtt 1MIS 49 10V, I0HI0H- '» dlylotnd omltftd.dtftrrtd or no at lion plan. I would like to find out Mtlvlll* Mil 37 24 7JH 33H INVESTING Bruniwli44ll 633 17% 16'I'. 1.. '. loktn ol Ian dlvldtnd mttllng p-Dtc Household Finance 8.3s ofreadily available on it. The Mtfik 1.4073 336 76 /•r. 75H* H all the options, not just those BucyEr 5416 II II 274 374- % kjrtd or paid Inn ytor. on occumulallvt 1 MGM Ir 7 59 13*13Vj 13V)— % HFC note, on the other hand, BuddCo .00 4 S3 II J 10%II' J . Illtft tflHt dlvldtndt In orrtort n-Ntw 1986 and Postal Finance Co. MldSUt Ml 9 347 15*ISH 15H- . advertised by the insurance Bulovo Oil 13S 7H r% iHut r—Otclartdorpaldln prtctdlng II MllgoElcct 11 19 17%17 1/1, , >. 9%s Series A due June 1, is NYSE-listed and trades ac- BunkRomo 17 I 74 month* plui iloch dlvldtnd. t-Pald In companies and savings and • 11*41 Illtlilllll MlnMWI 4S34 309 43'*43<* 43H* ••* Burundi.40 I 369 34 3S4 Hot* in prtctdlng II monlht, tilimaltd 1084? A.G. Minnesota tively. Furthermore, Postal's MlnnPLI 66 7 II 10H70H 70H* '* loan associations. W.M. Cali- BurINo 90. 6 35 44 IW coth valtft on t. dlvldtnd or ti dntnbu Mobil 3 40 7 443 S9*591* 59'/»t % interest coverage Is narrower Burrght .602] 100 93H 93'. tlon daft In addition the U.S. Govern- through^ brekertge firm A — These twwjioto'j arc at Mohoico 90 7 14 1AH fornia BulliiCOII i 40 304 30 .-£« dividtnoort. fianti y t. OI*I WonwnJ H I 145 19 M% W t '« ment has a special retirement opposite ends of the pole in than that of Household Fi- dtnd ond wltt in lull i-Salti in full In each case the mechanics - c-c - MonOU2.70 7 3 37''»37% ITn '« S7H< H cW-Colltd wd-Whtndlilrlbuttd.wl- A — There are many quali- bond for use in Keogh and of Initiating an IRA plan have many ways. The HFC note nance. Unless you are certain IBS 1.6613 III S7H S7H MonPw l.H 9 61 75 24H 24'*- * 16 16 364- Vb Whtn litutd Mw-Wltn worranlt xm— CITFIn 2.30 I 43 164 16V| MorNor M •4 17'* 17V) I7H— % IRA plans. Most of the larger you would have no need of CPC InU Hull 40 44'/) 46 464. '* 3JVi NIoMP 1.14 J \n 13* S3'. • V. 17H IIH* H lOlrKkntrloll .... CltltiSvl.W I 106 »H S3H NorllkWnS.31 |bl6M% I7H I7H- "» ClarkE 1.6014 331. 44'* «Vi 46'** H Commodltvfuhjrtil NEW YORK (AP) - An op- Buying began to pick up best kind of growth to have," 394 Norm 1.60 6 73 ITVl 30 industrial stocks, up 25.19 The Sears forecast also ClvEIIII3.SA 9 306 X% 29\k NoAPhl1.30 I 14 30H79H fi .'• .' timistic forecast from the na- early in the afternoon after Arthur M. Wood, Sears' chair- UoroKto Mil IJ5* IIH 124*I9H No(NG»IM 7 '61 44%43* 44 points last week before the seemed to benefit other "con- U1.. 4b (OLUCOUASM 305 UH • >'•. NoStPwl 94IU 3IVi 21** % 314. '. tion's largest retailer helped Labor Day holiday, climbed Sears, Roebuck, the biggest man, told the Dow Jones sumer" stocks like Eastman ColaPal Hit lit MH 21 Norihrpl.40 7 II 40'. 40H 40H* H 24'*. '. ColGa* ) U | ;s 14H 34H NwitAlrl.4515 HI 31% 30* 3IVi . the stock market overcome another 7.48 to 996.59. retailer in the country, pre- News Service. Kodak, which climbed more 46", CombEng 310 U 4** 46% NwtBnclHli 27 S3Vi 51* 52V)* IH II some early hesitancy and dicted steady growth in sales Analysts noted that dis- than 2 points. ComwE7«I0 3M 31'. »** Norton 1.70 I IS MH MH 34H- Vi Advances outnumbered de- 3IH* 4b Comwi 1 6 3H ?•' i 3IH NorSIm .601 154 31H 21* 21*- H post a broad gain yesterday. at least through next spring's appointing retail sales figures The NYSE's composite in- ConEd 1 40 5 419 19'.; IV • l«4b clines by better than a 2-1 35'.., '. ConFdt MS I 95 35% 35 OccldPtt 111 366 Il'/i The Dow Jones average ol margin in the daily tally of selling season. for most of the summer have dex of all its listed common 31' i •. OhloEd I 66 9 US 11V) 11%IIH* H conNGi? 7* J n nv» n 2tH been a major source of con- stocks was up .38 at 56.03. OkloGEI 4411 136 ItH IIH It * H New York Stock Exchange- "We have a sustainable Con*yPowI 7 ISO 11U 71'i I . OkloNGI M 7 2IH 21 3IH- ' NJ Bar AgMociation cern among investors about ContAlfLin 40 I • I ST. % listed issues. rate of growth and that's the On the American Stock Ex- OtlnCp 1.37 7 7 4IH 41H 41H- "« ConHCplHU 109 i)Vi SO'*13 « Vt ( Km.1 k 60 6 11 11% 11 11%* % •cceptN TlioMi.i- Smith the progress of the economic change, the market value in- CnllGrpl.H / 373 12'i ll'i37%- H OutMarl.40 I Big Board volume in- ContOll 1.20 t 346 V'M 17"ISV* b IS 7/H 27(1 17V) , United Jersey Banks recovery. dex was up .27 at 102.87. niCngU] 34 52* S31'! ContTctt1.Mll 3tl lSVk 15 33*., ', TRENTON - Thomas J. creased to 16.31 shares from CnntrolOal 10 173 23* 23% inlllitl I M 54H 56 '- H Sears stock advanced more 40'. 13.28 million Friday. to pay dividend In the over-the-counter Cooper ln.1417 191 «'• 40 74'** 4 Smith Jr., a Highlands at- ; than a point, as did that of F. market, the NASDAQ com- Cowl*CornG* .5611.12Q7]1 H43 74H 74H10% 4 Vt 50* SIHt torney, has been accepted for The market spent most of PRINCETON - The board 1 u.H.l. I 4517 2 10% 10%IS - % n 21H 27 • ' W. Woolworth. Both are com- posite index closed at 91 21, Craig 20 4 5 3S'* 35 I3H- '* 67 IIH II'1 IIH* ' membership in the New Jer- the moming in a mixed pat- of directors of United Jersey PocPftrlM V CrouHl rObl 31 17H I2H»4* H 39 17* 27* 27* ponents of the Dow. up 19. PocPw t 7010 tern with many investors 1 niwif ork 7 JO* MH3IVb 92 23 31H 21*— ' sey State Bar Association. Banks has declared a regular PocTT 1.70 I C.wJH I Mil 34 2 1ft' • 4b 135 5* SH 5H- ' 65 16' J 1* PanEP 2 30 I 139 H* 3IH NH« I professional association of way the market would head cents per common share, pay- PalrhP I6t 6 3S IIH IIH ll'j. I - D-D - , 36't» 'b 1-p.iOl. >tt 4H 4H— ' following Labor Day. able Nov. 1 to stockholders of DurtlndMbS. 40 36'% 36<)17 • '* New Jersey attorneys with 95 S3* S3Vi 53*- \ Ooyco MX) 4 21 17 I4H II'*-'* record Oct. 8. OoyiPLl 4610 51 19'* IIH PoPwLtl « I SI M'* 20'j 70H- \ more than 10,000 members. 6'",. '• Dtert IN I tl» 67' i 66't 147 Jl'j 31% 31')+ '• 7I'.» '• PrnrwuH DelMonl 40 t 37 71* 7*': PtplICo 317 59 15'* MH 14V)- \ 39',. 1 DeltoAlt rail 770 »% 31% PUttt Hi] 116 Tl'i 71 21'*- '• 3!tb Otnnyl 4413.100 »H 33% PhttpD3Kl7 IS 41 4IH 41'.* ' 14'.. Vb OfftEdlll 4511 730 14H 14H PhlloEll 64 9 91 16'. I6H 16* • 61 OlamShl 10 9 231 49 61 PhllMorr 1.3014 H3H V'.W'I 57H 33 * '* OillonCol OtbU tl 13'. 33 PhillPtli MI3 135 51* SI'j S«H- ' SI4b Dr MartU J.y Lirta top quality "royal" PRO-KEDS BUSINESS Olinvy 13bn 309 ii'i S1H PilnfyB 61 7 131 14'* 14* 14*- I OrPvppt 401V 101 IV* U'i Prwgmo .14 30 14'. 14* 14* 44'.. '• DowCh 1U 949 i7Vfe 4*H Polaroid .5019 404 40 19H JV , 43Vi- .'. Orttltr ,1011 4*3 43* 42 PortGEI.64 7 I3t 20% 70 30%* V 14 SAVINGS ProctrGl.7070 95 9S'< 94* 9S%- ' at a super-low price duPonN 2S*11 75 134 132% Dr. Luria DukcP 1 SO t W IV* 3OH PSvCol 1.30 9 341 16'i 16H 14% DuflLI 1 Ti • 73 1?Vi 19 PSvEG I.M I 705 71 70H 20H- V - •-• - Publckrlnd 103 6H 5* 4 * V Here's your chance to save to 20% on the very same first 04- H ACCOUNTS EotlAlrllrt iJi 9% •* PiMblolnl 1 3'i 2* Ukm '. joins staff 97'**1V> EaiKdl S&O74 941 9/'» VV i PugSPL7.34 I 15 79V) 39% 79Vi • \ 'quality "royal" PRO KEDS that sell nationally to $15. These 4IH- H Eolon 1 Mil 34 47 41H PuMmn 1 7011 II 37H 37% 17H* * 244b« '. Echlln .4114 4 34H 74'* PurtttCpiM 9 147 17 14* 16'** * 14'.- Vb most wanted PRO KEDS feature looselined, ventilated PUT YOUR ElPatO 1 10 7 107 14H U'. PurlinFoth S 201 3 7'* 3 • V of hospital 364b* Vb EmcrEI Hit 1*3 16'i 3*'. QookOot M10 97 3S1. 34% H\k- * 33Vb« Vb heavy-duty canvas uppers, cushioned arch/heel, Enitrchl 73 9 46 75H ?S OuohStO.7111 44 ISH 15% ISH* V 33H* '* Ewnorhl 7* 7 105 «'» 13* Outttor Oli .0 51 6 5H 5H- ' LONG BRANCH - Dr. BUSINESS 17V,* '. reinforced toe, and molded traction sole. In sporty action Ethyl 1 SO 6 II JJM 37"i - R-R - 104* 4b Martin Jay Luria of Ocean EvamPrtxJ I 155 10* lO'-l RCA 114x243 21% 27* 37'*- 4 Exxon 70c 9 771 S3»-i 53 RoUtonPuilS 51 53 S1V) SI* Township lias been appointed colors with PRO KEDS famous red/blue power stripe. Choose Roncoln .4413 76 14'* I3H 13H- > FUNDS TO WORK - r—r - 33'** '•* RapldAm 13 SH 5'* S'l- V to the Monmouth Medical low or hi-cut. Big boys' 1-6M, men's 6V2-12M. PMC >14 144 14V» I3HU'i* '. Royth*on1M13 » 42 41 41** 1 Center staff as an assistant FalrCamtWJI 106 4H 47* fH- ' • ReodBat 40 4 61 17'» 17H 17H* '1 We will fit girls and women In these sizes, too. Folrlnd 3017 25 10 9H SH- \fc RtlchCh 74 I 34 It'.j It1; It' 1 attending physician special- FtdOvnCp 73 «H SH 14H RtpSII 1.4010 45 35H 35H 35H izing in endocrinology and di- FtdNWt M 6 913 16H 14% RtirvOII 16 9 155 13H 11* 13 - W Colonial First National offers your FtdDSt 1 3414 111 4IH a Rivlon 1.4011 144 IT1. UH 17 * ' abetes. FHIrolCp 5 4 • • • • 33 RtyMn 3 04 I 165 60'* S9H 59* business an excellent short-term Flrtttn I 10 9 46 33* 73 16V) • R«ynM«t170 9 119 41'* 41% 41'. v Dr. Luria, a graduate of selling nationally toy I*/.. FttChar 6M • 300 16H 16'J RockwMn17 9 49 TIM 11% »'• investment opportunity for excess funds. F.tlnBnl Mil 13 «"i 4OH Rohrlftd 15 6 5H 6 * V Rutgers University, received Fllntfcoll.U t 7f 19H It'a3S RoyCCot H 9 I 17* 17 17H Our business savings accounts earn FIQPWLI 56 I 511 75H 24H 79'** '* RoylD 3 261 5 174 47* 47"» 47H* ' his medical degree from the ftoPowl 10 1 50 7»% 79 44 b RydtfSyt 10 732 I4H 13't 1* * New York University School the highest interest rate allowed by law. HJFolt M * 4H 4* 56'.* H - »-* - FordM 170 t 441 54% 5S'i15' 1 Vb SCMCp M 6 13 UH II1. UH« ' of Medicine. They have no early withdrawal penalties. ForMUK I 7 107 15* IS'l 13',. . Sot«wyStt 2 I 113 41H 43H 43%- ' FrnklnM Mm 97 111 13%30H- 4b btJoMlnl 3013 49 40 39H 40 * ' He served his medical inter- Your corporation, partnership or any FrtvpWI 601] 103 31 M'I 17 .4b SILSoF 1 5010 79 39 3I< > 39 + ' Frueht 1 H I 139 77 MH nship and residency at Down- »Q 5tR»gP I S3 9 93 39 NH 39 * * profit-making business is now permitted to CAFCp 60 1 111 I3'« I1V> IIH- '» SondriAiioii 43 •'. IH IH* V state Medical Center, Brook- ComSk 1 40 5 4 734 75% 75V) * . SFtirvd IK I 36 36H 36H 36H invest up to $150,000.00 in these "days of Connttl 130 34 19'. 39 39'.. "1 SonFtirtt MIO 41 J5H 3S II - ' lyn. btnDvnom 1 144 53 53Vb 53 4.1 SchtfrjPI Il6 171 S3* 53% 51** * deposit to day of withdrawal" savings GtnEI 1 6014 444 S3'b S2H S3'%. 4bSCOAIn .70 4 37 12'1 11% I3H- ' Before becoming a member GnFoodl.5010 310 31% 33'. 1) ScDt1Pop76 9 443 19H 19'* IWH * accounts. GtnHott to 6 10'. 10'. 10'..-'. SoobCLI 60 5 43 19* 79 39** "• of the MMC staff, Dr. Luria G9nMlllt76l) 316 14 114 114* VbStorltG 51 t 303 13 12* 13*- '- completed a two-year fellow- We invite you to stop in at any one of GnMoUIKI 940 U4 61'b M4* % iMn 140O19 536 49H M* 49%* « GPubUtl 61 9 303 IIH IIH I0H VWU0H3 10 J 77 70H> 70 70 * U ship in endocrinology and our njneteen offices in Monmouth or GT4IEI 1101101 10 3t4 79'. Sh«MT 1.01* 4 I 3I"> 21' 1 M' > metabolism at the Mount GTIrt llObt 72* 3)Vi 13 31V>* Vi St»fwW3Ml4 I 39H JV» 39H« '• Mercer counties to open a business Gtntuolnt t 37 *H 64 64 Slgnol 1bl7 117 73H 71H IIH* * Sinai Medical Center, New GoPocll HI> 350 314 3J'« 33'1 SlnocrCo 17 71H 31% 31W savings account. It makes sound financial Gtriwr I 30 1 tl 33'. 33 3] • Vb SmlthhUM717 171 7IH 77V) 77H- V York City. GtltvOll 2bll IS 179 170 I7» *1 S4wyCp 07t79 171 »H fH 9H- * sense. GllHlte I SOU 105 W) »Vb 30'. SCafEGI 57 9 56 17* 17H 17* . He will serve as a member GloMIMor It . 7% 7 7 - Vb SOCOIE1U7 737 IIH 11% UH* '' GooOrM.llll IIS 214 31 ?•'• SowthCol 40 I 110 15% 15 IS - V of the MMC Section of Endo- Goody 1 1011 301 224 22'. 27'. SoNRtii IS 7 33 5I'/i 53H S7H- * Groce 1.70 1 71 16% 36 26'.* '» SouPoc 3 34 I 39 3SH 34H MH- ' crinology of the Department 1 GIAIIPoc 11 01 12 IIH lift SovRy 3 3310 33 S9V) 59'* 5V .- ' of Medicine. OtWnFlnSOlO 254 70'. I9"b »Vb* V, Sp»ffyR 9717 344 47H 46H *>',. ' GrOUIIOON 14 I7>b 17 l7Vb* Vb SquotD 1 1014 9 37H 27 37'.* v Grtyn 1.04Q 7 133 144 14H 144* 'b Squibb 9014 41 11* 31H 3IH* <* EAI gets $800,000 Grumm BO 5 36 17'. 17'. 17'. H MSroMli 2113 lit 34'. 33* 33* GulfWttn.60 5 161 114 114 114- Vb StdOHCI7 70l 607 37* 37H 37H* " GllWIndwl IBS 44b 4H 441- vt StOIMnd7»9 3JS S7H Jl'» 57H* U government contract GulKWI 170 7 019 374 374 374.. VbSIOIIOM )•» 7H a . GllStUt 1.13 9 397 114 13 134 StaulCltml 44 ( 300 4S) 4S 4SH. vt WASHINGTON - Elec- SlrfDfUfl 7017 t« 11'. !«': l«"». It — H-H - tronics Associates Inc, West SttwnJI 70 S »>. !>', It4«* ''4 Molllbrtn.5415 211 66H 66 64',. 4b II SluOWorni ]? • 1M40H 40 40'. » M HonillM.M I 99 IO» 104 114 < Long Branch, has been SunCo 1 41 4 17 )' • Morrli 1,4013 10 53% S3 B M1 awarded an $800,000 federal COLONIAL 4'i 4'i < . HorttHk 4511 19 14 34 24 SySlronOon HoctoM 301351 73 I7'b I7V-) 13H. % •" T^i contract for an indefinite f«SI NAJIONM BUNK HircultlM!9 623 »% 79'1 »Vb< '1 TRWIn 1 4010 JS , » quantity of automated data HnMlnlNll 119 SI 534 534.* % TampEil 11 1 U4 n-. IM ttH« >« •BRICKTOWN, EATONTOWN, FREEHOLD, HAZLET. •LAKEWOOD, MATA- Jht dll-service bank thai looks out lor you H««IIPk »3I 117 90VJ «»b 9O'i.l'. THIioni 1417 1 »'• 5>H »»- '> processing equipment WAN, MIDDLETOWN, SEA GIRT, *TOMS RIVER MotrnW N 7 14 I7H I7H 174. . Tttrtn 1 »St 1 100 re'-. »'l *t'«- w Membcf f DIG f H)f lity Union Bancorporition HOHEK0M6 l» 7% 7V» 7V.- V, Ttltprmiir Si M 1 7 _ The contract was awarded Consult white pages for exact addresses. "Open Sunday 10-5 Holiday 4013 174 UVb I7S II I.I««Cp II M ! 3 3 MollySl 40o 3 19 JS'b SS4b IS . • • Twinco IM • ISI J)H 13 . by the General Services Ad- HwrwiH IO1S U3 X 19Vb » •!'* SS ministration, according to an Mon»»l»6017 109 ISH 444 4SH. . TtRKO 1 1 ni 1! »H HoulKFI 10 7 190 10% » »'• TtxEdtlni IS | 1! IS '• announcement by U.S. Sen. MoolLPlStl 464 174 17'b I7*>4 b rtilntl 11] III 111 • ' 1 Free parking. BankAmencard. Mastercharge mwJohn30 9 Id IIH 114* IIH in HI » - !.P(L3!»J 1} 7S'^ »'» '. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J. Boar's Head Products. AfterY look at them,, taste them and readd thithis add, you'l'lll knokow why the others cost less.

There are a lot of ways to make beef and pork another brand, even if it does cost you a little more. it came to tradition and quality. Only members of the products cheaper, but Boar's Head only family have been allowed to cany on what Frank Boar's Head policy of freshness... Brunckhorst started, and that means a lot of satisfied makes them the expensive way... Boar's Head believes that sliced meats only taste To make the best tasting, highest quality hams, customers for over 75 years. It's a working family, fresh when they're sliced fresh right before your too. Every morning at 5:00 a.m., 2 generations of bolognas, franks and a whole selection of luncheon eyes. That's why they never attempt to sell cold-cuts meats, Boar's Head purchases only the choicest family members are at the Boar's Head plant super- pre-sliced and blister-packed for the mass market. vising every important step in the preparation of all cuts of beef and lean pork products available. And They could probably sell a lot more product through that costs more. For instance, we buy from places their beef and pork products so that you, the'cus- mass production, but couldn't give products the tomer, get the ultimate in quality and consistency such as Canada and Iowa because of superior feed- close supervision so necessary to deliver them at the ing and grazing conditions. We purchase only the available anywhere. peak of their freshness and taste. They just don't And they intend to keep it all in the family, too. younger, leaner cuts because that's where superior have room for this kind of thinking. This means you'll flavor is. Take our hams. Each one is prepared in a never see Boar's Head cold cuts stacked in a row like Boar's Head. Found only in the best of strict quality controlled environment and is uniquely soldiers in plastic packages. places... cured and cooked to marvelous perfection. When you look for the Boar's Head products By now you've guessed that the Boar's Head fam- Even though Boar's Head invented the now remember the picture in this ad and don't settle for ily commitment to excellence and superiority is not an famous "Short Cut" ham—which is lean from anything less. easy one to live by, but for them, it's the only way to beginning to end—there are no short cuts allowed in live. Many of the stores that carry the Boar's Head the preparation of each ham bearing the Boar's All in the family... provisions are family owned too and they share our Head label. And that costs more. Boar's Head brand was founded by Frank Brunck- belief that more is not necessarily better. That's horst way back in 1905. He was quite a stickler when Even U.S. Government standards aren't because they place a lot of stock in the old fashioned good enough for Boar's Head... ideals of quality and tradition just as Mr. Brunckhorst Government standards aren't good enough for us did. They also believe that keeping their customers because they allow processors to use extenders such satisfied and coming back makes a lot of good busi- as soy, whey and cereals in the preparation of many ness sense in a world that concerns itself primarily beef and pork products. They allow the use of by- with mass production. So when you look for the products and artificial coloringl Boar's Head never, Boar's Head products, look for them only in the best uses these extenders, never uses by-products, never of places. At your favorite local delicatessen, fine uses artificial coloring because we happen to think food or butcher store, or at that wonderful gourmet they make less product look like more. That's how shop nearby. With Boar's Head products, you may many meat packers are able to spend less and have to go a bit out of your way, and you may have charge less for their product. Boar's Head believes to pay a little more, but once you see them and taste these additives affect natural taste, the quality of them, you'll know why other brands cost less. meat protein and caliber of nutrition. Boar's Head... found only in better delicatessens With Boar's Head, what you see, is what you get and butcher shops, fine food stores and gourmet and once you get it, youUprobably never go back to shops. Boar's Head Seen only in the best places. Boars H«ad Provisions. Brooklyn. NY (212)456-3600 12 SHREWSBURY. N. J. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBERS. 1976 Two Bayshore men deny break-in, larceny charges . FREEHOLD - Two Weit nied committing an assault Spiro Pappas, 21, of West and Mrs. John Bllyou, 114 nied possessing marijuana Long Branch, denied selling WaterwIU* Ave., Highlands, Oct. 1.1*74. Kniuburg man have pleaded and battery upon Tlnton Falls Park Manor, Ocean Town- Raymere Ave., Wansknassa, and possessing it with intent beer without a license and denied stealing an outboard Dennis Sylvester, 21, of Innocent to charges of break- police officer Donald H. Muel- ship, denied receiving stolen between April it and 10, 1975 to distribute it Dec. 16 in possessing it with intent to motor valued over $200 from Harbor Way, East Keins- ing Into a Weit Keaniburg ler and resisting arrest by property, a shotgun valued Paul Roberts of North Long Branch. sell it Oct. 18 in Long Branch. Robert E. Siefert Sr, Grave- burg, denied possessing, mari- home and Mealing two tele- him Dec 18 over $M0 belonging to Mr Broadway, Long Branch, de- Jose Rosario of New Court, Robert E. Slefert Jr., of lly Point, Highlands, juana March 11 in Hazlet. vttloo KII and other article! valued over »SO0 John Quick of Park Ave. and Tbomas Bayers of Laurel Ave. denied breaking Into the home of Thomai E. Karlaon, Fourth St.. Weit Keaniburg, Feb. 14 and Mealing the arti- cles. The two were among those arraigned before Superior What's for Dinner? Court Judge Patrick J. HcGann Jr. Allah Allazar of Los Angel ei, Calif., denied escaping from Marlboro Psychiatric At The MEATinq Place! Hospital April 2* Dennis Anderson of Nep- tune denied possessing heroin ShopRite, 10 to 14 POUNDS AVERAGE CHICKEN LEGS Oct. 7 In Tlnton Fills Scott Anderson, 24, of Fourth St., Highlands, denied breaking Into 4th Quarter 77° .Tavern, Naveslnk Ave., High- WHOLE fft lands, Sept. 26 HEN TURKEYS Daniel Bedell, 25, of For- CHICKEN BREASTS man Road, Engllshtown, de- nied breaking Into a building ShopRite s WHOLE-WITH owned by Thaddeus Isaasks, GOVERNMENT RIB CAGE. Taylors Mill Road, Manala- GRADE"A" pan, and stealing merchan- dise valued over $900 Nov. 13 > BONELESS 4 SKINLESS William Bergen, 12, of In- stitute St., Freehold, denied CHICKEN BREASTS abducting a woman with In- tent to carnally abuse her, as- (RIB CUT) -4 saulting her with intent to . rape her, raping her, and CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS *V threatening to kill her June 17 FIRST CUT BEEF SEMI-BONELESS BEEF BONELESS BEEF In Freehold. He also pleaded Innocent to a charge of lewd- PORK RIB END LOIN *V ness. CUT FROM LOM PORTION t to 11 CHOPS t^ CHUCK STEAK I CHUCK POT ROASTlCHUCK POT ROAST S Theresa Blue, 20, of Cooper PORK CHOP COMBINATION V Ave., Long Branch, denied Is- suing a forged check for BONELESS M 941S.11 May 16 to Central Jer- PORK RIB END LOIN *V sey Bank and Trust Co., Long Branch. Marie Gllllj, 24, of Garfleld Court, Long Branch, Veal denied aiding and abetting BONELESS BEEF her. Both denied receiving a BONELESS VEAL CUBES stolen credit card, a driver's CHUCK STEAK BEEF CUBE STEAK license and a check for FOR STEW or BONELESS BEEF S415.ll, property of Alice A. VEAL & PEPPERS SEMI-BONELESS CUT FROM LEANi Brennenstlehl, Point Pleas- CHUCK STEAK BEEF SHOULDER CHUCK FOR STEW FEWER ant, and conspiring to obtain BLADE CUT money under false pretenses. DECC CUfiDT DIDC FOAPOmNQ SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS *VS Beer SHOHT HIBS OR BRAISING TOP ROUND ROASTS EYE ROUND ROAST Leon Browning, 25, of La- SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, Satta Ave., Engllshtown, de- CUT SHORT M-_ BOTTOM ROUND ROAST SIRLOIN TIP STEAK nied contributing to the delin- RUMP OF BEEF $ quency of a 17-year-old boy RIB VEAL CHOPS *Y2_ BEEF SHOULDER ROAST 11* TOP ROUND STEAK by offering to buy alcoholic TENDER AND LEAN M „„ beverages for him Aug. 28, LOIN VEAL CHOPS *V2 ^Wholesale Cuts Lamb 1174 In Manalapan. "••JSj Daniel Campbell, 20, of Els- $ 7 SHANK PORTION ele Ave., Wanamassa, denied WHOLE 14 lo 16 Pound* Avorooo LAMB CHOPS CUBED VEAL STEAKS 1 g 0 4 assaulting Stephanie Camp- PORKr^ ^ ^ SHOULDER $1 59 WHY PAY MORE? -^ bell, Heath Ave., Oakhurst, 2 9a BUTT PORTION LOIM BLADE CUT and Moacaula Kesparls with a LE6 & RUMP OF VEAL ROAST M S HITUNTWMMED shotgun, entering the home of 9 James Kesparis without WITH POCKET FOR STUFFING irk/- BONELESS SMOKED BUTTS ill JENDERLOIN ® OF LAMB FORSTEW breaking with intent to com- mit an assault upon Stephanie 79£ . Qoury Savings! ^ Campbell and possessing a shotgun without having a fire- FrwcnFoqd arm's Identification card July ShopRite REGULAR OR ELECTRIC PERK 22. si HILLS BRO ShopRite GRADE A Kevin Lishefskl, II, of i HILLS BROS. ORANGE Statesir Place; Dean De- SUGAR SHE COFFEE marks, II, of Porlcy Lane, JUICE and Christopher Harmon, 20, of Davis Ter . all Mldlelown, denied committing an assault and battery upon Mlddletown police officer Thomas Pegut The three and Donald Kern- pson, 21, and John Kempson, 2 II, both of Hopping Road, Hlddletown, denied resisting ITALIAN TOMATOES WITH BASIL ^ arrest by Mlddletown police CH T i e Oct. 14. Star-Kist %r sr49 Spaghetti's5 Henry Rossi and Lyle Har- C SMjMl ChocoWt Ch* PK»O lc«l ris, both of Forest Ave., Fair Spaghetti .S,4^,99 Cookies Sp.li 5ui» (Wm«l f uc* Haven, denied distributing 'metaphetamlne and pos- G R p E R StwpRite l c sessing it Sept. 22 in Matawan Hi-C Drinks o p\ N a°E 3 ALL VARIETIES 10 -99 ^lSoda lor super sal*ctk Township. Dairy Case! I greater value! Stephen Horniacek, 33, of C Deli FRUIT FLAVORED Bay Ave., Highlands, denied Grapes' SWEET. SEEDLESS 49 breaking into the home of Randy Britton, Highlands, 99c LIGHT N' LIVELY with Intent to commit battery Prunes upon Mr. Britton and Denlse CALIFORNIA 1 f\ 99c Dodge, committing an atro- Oranges ICIA 88 X V cious assault and battery C upon the two. PearsI CALIFORNIA BARTLETT ' 89 He also denied threatening C 4-99 ShopRite REG. SIZE Mb. to kill the two and assaulting Plums 39 Orange Juice _EF DINNER SKINLESS pkf. Mr. Britton with a copper R C 1 pipe June 20. A nnloc ED, FANCY 3ib . lor super g Bakery Dept. ^ W^SSl *" James A. Lewis of Neptune M|JplC5 DELICIOUS bag 79 denied possessing a pistol C without a permit Feb. 16 in Tomatoes TASTY CHERRY *M59 Colts Neck. Oninnc YELLOW 3-ib. 49c Stephen McGee of Over- VoiniOrlS U S.I GRADE ba( Brook Drive, Freehold Town- C ship, denied stealing a car be- longing to Michael Zazzarlno, Potatoes W U89 Randolph Road, Freehold C SWITZERLAND SWISS C ROYAL-OATMEAL 12 ol £Q< June 27; receiving stolen EggplantsI ROYAL PURPLE 19 Cheese STORE SLICED Vr-lb. 99 CookiesRAISIN DEVIL'S FOOD bo« \J^ property, a car belonging to (•iLuul "•' • tor tuper mealtime GREEN FANCY OR 29c >C«nOOa nutrition and flavor! - Virginia Tebo, East Hartford. I FRYING CUBANELS Peppers FRESH mESHSEAFOOO Conn., and bringing the car c Into the stale June 28. FILLET OF SEPT S, IN STORES CHERRYSTONE FRESH GREEN 10 WITH SERVICE SEA- Patrick Norman, II, of Cabbage FLOUNDER FOOOnCPT Cherry St., Tlnton Falls, de- VALUABLE COUPON V»LUABLECOUPON VALUABLE COUPON Bungalow Day ShopRite of RED BANK ShopRite of OAKHURST Ooe(1) 9-oz boxol Towards the purchaaa ot Ht^hwsy 35 ••• ShivwuMMy Highway 15 4 W Park A**. — OaUwnl winner* announced Towards the purchme any three (3) two-quart HIGHLANDS - The Grave- of one (1)2* can, package* of ShopRite of FREEHOLD ShopRite of MIDDUT0WN al grind*, ot lly Point Beach Association KIX HAWAIIAN PUNCH Sou* «t — FraarnM Highway 15 i Harmony M. has celebrated its J7th annual WITH MAXWELL HOUSE POWDERED bungalow day. CEREAL THB WITH THIS COFFEE ShopRite of KEYPORT ShopRite of MATAWAN # 1747S-6O0O COUPON COUPON Eileen Houston and Jeanie HtflnwBy 36 •»•* Kcyport Briody shared honors in re- Lloyd M. — MalawMi Coupon food ot ony ShopMo ceiving trophies for athletes U* on. ioTBSr of the day. The boys' award fj»*oo Sol.. 8«pt lyit i of WEST LONG BRANCH went to Paul Houston. A spe- I SAVE 15' ay M — Watt Long Branch cial trophy was awarded to Steven McQuade for his per- *K order to assure a sufficient supply ol sales Items for all of our customers, we must reserve the right to Hmtt the purchase of sales to units of 4 of any sale items, except where otherwise formance as captain of the beach sanitation patrol. noted." Not responsible for typographical errors. Prices effective thru Sat., Sept. 11, 1978. Wakefem Food Corporation 1976. At the Fun Olympics almost anything goes

ByJOANKAHN visitors, and a small portion Competition was based on zan and Jane," game where of the ticket sales has been zany (kills rather than athlet- contestants dressed in leop- JACKSON TOWNSHIP - set aside for charity ic prowess and was modeled ard skins vied In a wacky With the ringing cheers or Mayors of both winning after the television show, "Al- relay race. their neighbors urging them towns have plans for the prize most Anything Goes." which Manalapan Mayor Stanley to victory, teams from Free- money. Freehold Mayor Ro- begins its video season this Kuschick as Tartan and Kay hold and Keansburg trounced ger Kane said his community year Saturday on ABC. Props Koter raced from their lair, their rivals to become quar- would establish an Emer- from the production's nation- (a huge box) vaulted over a ter-finalists in the Great Ad- gency Family Fund for short wide road tour were.-used in mock-up of a sky scraper venture, "Fun Olympics " term aid for residents. The last night's competition (shades or King Kong) and here last night borough recreation depart- Fans from competing com- leaped into a raft floating in a The two municipalities each ment sold nearly 4,000 tickets munities grouped together in swimming pool to retrieve beat out two other teams to to last night's event, and ex- the (,000 seat dirt-floored are- four hidden bananas. While win spots in the competition pects to reap about $2,000 in na, only half filling the sta- the Mayor's team came in for a (6,500 grand prize. The profits on ticket sales which dium. But the cheers and voc- second best, the act was a money will be donated by will go towards inaugurating al enthusiasm for the com- certain crowd pleaser park officials to a charity des- the fund petitors fUled the air. Competing in the same ignated by the top team. Keansburg Mayor Eugene With five events in each di- event for Freehold was post- Preliminary competition Connelly, confident that his vision, residents of each of man, Tom "the Bomb" AS THI WORM TURNS - Keonsburg's winning Competitors were lashed to o fgkt snake and at- among teams from New Jer- team would walk off with top the towns competing, partici- George, and Alvia Lewis team Inches along the course to win a snake game tempted to wriggle It down a lane to the finish lint. sey, Pennsylvania and New honors, said profits from the pated in some or the wildest The Freehold team was giv- beating out teams from Keyport and Matawan. York will continue through sale of 300 tickets to last belly-laugh inducing antics en a thin preraee edge over Sept. 17. The quarter finals night's events, would be con- since silent movies. its rivals since the park's from the outset that his side were enthusiastically led In ot Keyport's cheerleader! bakers bounced about a water will be held among competing tributed toward youth recrea- Ira Dunst and Jackie Mur- promoters acknowledged that would prevail. After the vic- cheering their team on to vic- dressed In red and white tank, while trying to shimmy teams from Sept. 21 through tion ray, of Ma,nalapan, won the borough's "Okie Freehold tory signs was posted. Mayor tory by a live-member cheer- across a greased pole while theMrd. It was a night of hilarity points (or their team in a Day," "Almost Anything Kane Mid laughingly, "When leading squad from Freehold Leading oil the Drat event, holding a loaf ol bread In The rivalry among' friendly and mirth, as cheers, yelps "back seat driver," contest, Goes Contest," in July at you're good, It's hard to be Regional High School teams from the three towns each hand Tied for first towns Is being promoted by and laughter tilled the Great where the blindfolded driver Lake Topanemus, had in- humble." competed In "As the Worm place were Keyport and Turns," race, where team Great Adventure manage- Arena at Great Adventure. of a golf cart, had to over- spired the instate com- The Mayor's brother, Rich In the second round ol com- Keansubrg whose members members were strapped to a* ment to encourage tourist vis- Freehold swamped teams come an obstacle race, while petition at the amusement ard Kane, head of the petition, comprising Keyport, managed to complete the wriggly snake while propell- its to the park in an after-the from Manalapan and Dover taking directions from a back park. borough's recreation depart- MaUwan and Keansburg, the course In the least time. ing the monster across the season promotion. Reduced Township, while Keansburg seat passenger. Freehold Mayor Roger ment,and the man that is crowd thinned down numer- Another popular event in finish line price tickets have been sold won out over Keyport and One or the most crowd- Kane who acted as Uam credited with arranging the ically, but continued their out- the second division com- as an Inducement to potential MaUwan. pleasing events was the "Tar- coach had been confident original contest at Lake Topa- spoken support, with the help Contestants dressed up is petition was the, "Superman nemus, Jubilantly predicted and Lois Lane." race Here this his borough "would win Superman had to hurdle a the whole thing." mountain, leap around a The Freehold team brought The building and chant* clothes out the largest number ol sup- In s phone booth before sit porters, and the most vocal SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESOAV SEPTEMBERS 1»/6 13 ling down at a table with Lois is well. The home-town group

BACK SEAT DRIVER — Jackie Murray gives di- onds to win one heat of a competition for their THI MAYOR AND THI MERMAID - Monalapon completed a watery obstacit course cheered on by rections to a blindfolded Ira Dunst who propelled home town of Manalapan. Mayor Stanley Kuschick clad In a Tanan leopard fans at Great Adventure Amusement Park. his golf cart around an obstacle course In 55 sec- skin and accompanied by 'Jane,' (Kay Kober) Sunday Register editors are named

SHREWSBURY - Charles for the ability of both Mr. newspaper from the outset. in that capacity for more atlon of Newspaper Women Courier News, Bndgewater. C. "Chuck" Triblehorn has Triblehorn and Mr. Caruso. They carried on this assigned than nine years. with a first place award In ' lor U years, the last three as been named editor of The "We are fortunate to have while performing their other A native ol New Brunswick, the sports writing category city editor He also was the Sunday Register, which be- two such able newspeople in Register duties. Mr. Triblehorn received his paper's Statehouse corre- gins publication this Sunday The Register's ranks," he Also instrumental in the B.A. in journalism from Rut- A resident of River Plaza. Mr. Triblehorn and his wile. spondent lor seversl years The announcement was said. "It is a pleasure to be news planning lor the Sunday gers University Nancy, are the parents of two Mr Caruso. 44. was visiting made by Arthur Z Kamin, able to name them to such Register were Thomas J. Bly. Triblehorn, 37," has been a lecturer in journalism at Ri- president and editor of the important assignments. They executive editor, and William member of the Board of Gov- boys, Douglas, 10, and Jef- der College. Lawrenceville. Red Bank Register, which know Monmouth County and F. Sandtord, associate editor. ernors of the New Jersey frey, 6 prior to joining The Keguter publishes The Dally Register they know how to produce a The Sunday editors will work Sports Writers Association Mr. Caruso, a resident or in 1»75 and the new Sunday Register fine newpaper I am confident closely with Mr Bly and Mr and is currently secretary ol North Plstnrteld. received his The Daily Register now pub- thai, under their leadership. Sandford in their new assign- that organization B.A In Journalism (com Bowl- He Is a member ol Sigma lishes Monday through The Sunday Register will ments. In 1170 Mr Triblehorn re- ing Green State University In Delta Chi, the society of pro- Friday. take on the same fine quality Mr. Triblehorn, formerly ceived the Atlantic City Ohio fessional journalists Mr. Kamln also named as The Daily Register associated with Sentinel Pub- Award for outstanding cov- A former reporter and city Mr Caruso and his wile, Daniel J. Caruso as assistant Both Mr. Triblehorn and lications, East Brunswick, erage or the state basketball editor ol The Daily Record. Ann, have three children, Sunday editor. Mr. Caruso were in on the jeined The Register as sports finals. Last year he was cited Long Branch, Mr Caruso lat- Lawrence. 18. Martha. II. Charles C. TisMm Mr. Kamin had high praise planning of the new Sunday editor in 1M7. He has served by the New Jersey Associ- er was associated with The and Peggy,15 McCarthy backs college ticketing

By BOB BRAMLEV al; I'm for home rule. 100 per lice officers of the township Court in the normal way. he cent. 'The least government as well. As such, they have added MIDDLETOWN - Issuance is the best government:' authority to issue summonses What ol scolflaws — those or traffic summonses by Abraham Lincoln said that, matching that of regular offi- who choose to ignore Brook- Brookdale Community Col- and 1 agree,'"the chief added. cers, Chief McCarthy said dale parking summonses as lege police and collection of a Brookdale's practice of is- In addition, the campus po- invalid? parking fines by the college suing its own summonses to lice force was formed with "Then they ought to tow from students and the public those who violate the col- his approval under a 1(70 away their cars the next time have the full approval of lege's internal traffic and statute allowing institutions they're seen on campus." the township Police Chief Joseph parking regulations is cur- like Brookdale to set up their chief said M. McCarthy. rently under investigation by own police forces with such Chief McCarthy praised the office of John A Wad- approval. Chief McNamara and his men "Middletown has the park- ington, state commissioner "It's a police lorce within for their cooperation with the ing lot at the railroad station. or motor vehicles The college the police department ap- township police department We maintain it and the park- allegedly collects 12.000 to proved by me. Their men are "They're doing a terrific ing fines from violators there JS.OOO yearly in fines, which all certified by the State Po job and there's an excellent go into the township's general go into the institution's gener- lice Academy and the Mon relationship between the fund, not to the state. The col- al fund moulh County Police Aca- township police and the lege should do it, too. The Chief McCarthy defended demy, and they're all special campus police," he said state grabs too much, any- 'the practice on several officers of Middlelown." Citing Chief McNamara as way," Chief McCarthy said grounds. Chief McCarthy said. "a good police chief." Chief yesterday. Like the township, the col- Asked what recourse the al- McCarthy went on, "We back "We need more local con- lege maintains its parking Chief Je«t* M. McCarthy leged violator who believes each other up One of their trol instead of state or feder- areas with its own funds: himself innocent has, Chief young officers, Robert Letts, therefore, like the township, McCarthy explained that broke a case for us not long Sheriff Kiernan takes state post it should be allowed to re- violators may appeal to a ago. He stopped a motorist on coup, at least partially, joint committee of students Phalanx Road for a detective WASHINGTON, DC. - association in that post for the past four years. through assessment or fines and faculty, which in the case tail light He turned out to be Monmouth County Sheriff on violators, he said. of on-campus parking viola- a suspect we wanted on rape Paul Kiernan has been reap- He said his responsibilities include recruiting new mem- Besides, the Brookdale tions sits in lieu of a Munici- and assault charges NEW EAGLES — These four members of Boy Scout Troop 49 at Ft. Mon- pointed director for New Jer- bers and advising the national campus is quasi-public prop- pal Court Other on-campus "They do a good job We mouth became Eagle Scouts at ceremonies held ot the Officer's Club. The sey of the National Sheriffs' organization of relevant de- erty, and its It-man police violations which infringe Title should build them up. not tear scouts are, left to right, Martin Grossman, Dovid Wach, Antony McCrow, Association. velopments in the state in the force under Chief James )>. the state motor vehicle them down." Chief McCarthy ond George Smoll 3rd. The scouts are all sons of Army personnel stationed Mr. Kiernan has served the administration of justice. McNamara are all special po- statute, are tried in Municipal declared at the fort. Hunt Meet is Oct. 23 consul general of Denmark, and Mrs Andetien, By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Haskell Jr.! at her home on WhippoorwUI VaUey Martin Hallqvist, deputy director of Swedish Infor- Road, Middletown. General admission is five dol- mation Service; Ivar Gudmundsson, consul gener- Yes, friends, there will be a «th meeting of lars and may be paid at the gate Children under al of Iceland, and Mrs Gudmundsson; Mr. and the Honmoutli County Hunt Racing Association al 12, when accompanied by an adult, are admitted Mrs Einar Bergh of Norwegian Information Ser- Woodland Firm, former Middletown estate of the free of charge. vice Anita Valkama of the Office of the Finnish late Amory L. HaskeU Consulate General; Stephen B. Richer, deputy di- Date is Oct. 23 The warm Scandinavians rector of the Bicentennial Commission of New Jer- Details are about the same, according to Mrs. Scandinavian countries may be way to the sey; and Frederick Week, arts center cultural Richard G. Metcalf, Mlddletown, race meet secre- north; but people from there seem equatorial- fund administrator, and Mrs. Week. tary.' warm. The group involved in plans for the Sept. 18 Mrs. Metcalf is also the wife pf "Dickie" Met- Also among more than 100 persons in attend- third annual Scandinavian-American Festival at calf, president of the event." ance were a dozen more exhibiting »rtlsti (and Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, have learned Other principal planners include Mrs Robert their works) plus the Noreg Folk Dancers and the that their hectic festival schedule precludes their G. Sampson, Middletown, treasurer, and Mrs Brass Quintet from the Symphonic Wind Orchestra enjoyment of the arts and crafts displayed that John C. Ellis, Middletown, and Mrs. Alfred F which will perform at the Scandinavian-American day King, Greenwich Conn., vice presidents Festival at the Arts Center, and .A. Thorsten The Race Meet is sanctioned by the National Karlsson, Little Silver, general chairman of the Steeplechase and Hunt Association and draws Sept. 18 event, and Mrs. Karlsson. some of the top horses and riders who travel the COUNTY FARE Mr. Karlsson has announced that Myron Flo- hunt meet circuit. ren the smiling Norwegian accordionist of the It is also — if the weather cooperates — one of So ... they got together for a preview party Lawrence Welk Orchestra, wiU again head the the most glorious fall outings Imaginable Anil it is at the Middletown mime of Mr. and Mrs. Battle H. host of performers appearing on the Arts Center open to ill. Klyce, 44 Hillandale Drive. The residence Is an ar- evening stage program, slated to start at 5 p.m. Gates of Woodland Farm will be unlatched at tistically reconverted carriage house in which Mr The afternoon schedule of events will get un- 11 a.m. and post time for the first of five races is and Mrs. Klyce have lived since 1970 or so. der way at 1 o'clock. In addition to folk dancing, 2:30 p.m. The hours between just pass in a flash The party mushroomed; so did the smorgas- music, arts and crafts and refreshments (things with participants enjoying tailgate picnics, pony bord, which featured dishes typical of all five like open-faced Danish sandwiches and pastry) It! there will be a parade of Scandinavian fashions FESTIVAL PREVIEW — A. Thorsten Karlsson, Little Silver, left, general rides, visits to the stables, visits to chums, and Scandinavian countries — everything from herring modeled by Astrid Eiken, Matawan; Deborah and chairman of the Sept. 18 Scandinavian-American Festival at Garden State hikes across the lush acreage at Woodland Farm, (marrinated, spiced, smoked and tossed into sal- Arts Center, loins hosts Mr. and Mrs. Battle Klyce, Mlddletown, right, and setting for this social and racing fixture since Mr ad) to Danish pastry, Norwegian tiered almond Susan Feltus, Woodbridge; Lynn Sorensen, SUten sculptor Max Bohm, Mockensack, In previewing some of the works of art to HaskeU Sr. started it in 1026. rings and Icelandic rolled pancakes filled with Island, and Kathy Wild, Old Bridge. be exhibited thst day. This sculpture is by Mr. Bohm, originally of Den- Woodland Farm was sold in 1072 to Ely Ashke- whipped cream. In between there were all sorts of Among ethnic coordinators for the festival are mark, where he studied at the Arts and Crafts Academy and at the Royal nazi of Deal, and since then the question annually salads, cold meats, cheeses, vegetables and even Joseph Krentzel, Rochelle Park, Denmark; John Art Academy, and under Rudl Olsen and Poul Wllsly, Copenhagen. arises "Will there be a Hunt Meet this year?" Danish sausage and Swedish meatballs. Konkola, Ridgewood, Finland; Jennie Halvorsen, We're happy to be able to tell you "yes." The Scandinavians must have a word for it. Woodbridge, Norway; Asgeir Vilhjalmsson, Tinton Reserved parking spaces are available by con- We'd call it "stuffed." Falls, Iceland, and Nancy Anderson, Bloomfield, tacting Helen Sampson (she the former Mrs. AX. Among the guests were Jorn Andersen, deputy Sweden. Lifestyle Id SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1976

SPECIAL GUESTS — Jorn Andersen, center, dep- uty consul general of Denmark, and Mrs, Ander- sen, join Joseph Krentzel, Rochelle Park, in ad- miring some of the handcrafted items to be exhib- ited In conjunction with the Sept. 18 Scandinavian- American Festival at Garden State Arts Center. Mr. Krentzel represents Denmark as one of the ethnic coordinators for the event.

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NAME THAT SCHOOL — Previewing the T-shirts to be sold tomorrow, Friday and Saturday by Tinton Falls Schools PTA at the 24th annual Tinton Falls Country Fair, are from left to right, Judy Evans, 8; Donald Ellis, 12, and Christopher Evans, 7. The shirts were silk-screened by Janet Hofer, PTA president, and Betsy Evans, chairman for the PTA fair booth. The fair will be staged on the fairground behind TInton Falls Borough Hall, Tinton Ave.

ALL DRESSED UP — Mrs. Marlon Theisen, New Monmouth, left, and Mrs. Solveig Eia, Leonardo, are attired In their best bunards (Norwegian na- tional costumes) for the party at the Mlddletown home of Mr. and Mrs. Battle Klyce. The event was planned as a committee prelude to the Sept. 18 Scandinavian-American Festival '76 at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. TRICORNE FARM DAY OF THANKSGIVING - To commemorate Thanksgiving ceremony and tea for members and the Sept. 3 signing of the Peace Treaty that ended guests at St. John's Episcopal Church, Little Sil- RIDING ACADEMY the Revolutionary War, Mrs. Harold Ryder, Mid- ver. Among persons attending the event are from 207 HOLLAND RD. 671-1057 HOLMDEL dletown, right, state organizing secretary fbr left, Mrs. Austin Mltscher, Roseland, New Jersey Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. state president Daughters of the British Empire; ;George S. Francis, Rumson, second from right, re- the Rev. Ronald James, pastor of St. John's, and ;gent of the Merrle England local chapter of Mrs. John S. Tennerit, Summit, national officer of • QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS 'Daughters of the British Empire, participated in a Daughters of the British Empire. A Reminder For Your Datebook • INDOOR RIDING RING MAUREEN DEAKIN School • REASONABLE RATES Starts MODERN DANCE Sept. 9th "Living With Flowers ana- OPEN HOUSE B*, grid* ctoMM •• ChH#»o-A*jn. Plants Throughout the Seasons" SUNDAY SEPT. 12th Trakwd m •<• Mt» Yort Studlot ol CREATIVE CAMPUS Pfouoly pttstfitod by Qntwn. Ailn. NlkoUtt, Cunringham 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. NURSERY SCHOOL THI JBtSfY SHOW HOKSSIONAl ROUSTS ASSN. : Sept. 11 I 12 - Wibofl Hdl - MMmevth (olkgt FREE RIDING LESSON 215 Middle U. Haltt, N.J. . and lor jrour ptnontl Homtr nttdt HMM of "Ik* Nbtfera DMM EimmM*" d ItllMI hHbt- M M mm n« N1-MS7 2444050 SPIWAK FLORIST CArLL FOR APPOINTMENT JMriili Own Nr Iknm I Hm 842-0674 Studio 10 Broad St. Red Bank TMNSKITATION AVAIUIU 671-1057 , N J WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBH S. lire Breakfast a go-go Dollar signs on imperfection

•r SYLVIA curriN ing down on a cold morning. Mothers sometimes Dear AM Laaders: In re ask me how I feel about tot complete breakfast gard to your advice to "I'm Everybody knows about the bird in the hand powders. Our bodies are not designed to nibtist on OK," may I say 'Bull being better than two In the bush. By the same to- CONSUMER a liquid diet alone so you wouldn't want to use thii feathers!" According to Ana ANN LANDERS ken, breakfast in the hand is a lot better than no kind of food supplement for more than one meal a breakfast at all. Landers, no one has to go ADVICE day. But if someone in your family warns Ui u»j through life with imperfect I loved them both equity New I have two I Home economists and nutritionists know that this milk drink form of breakfast, know thalft" teaiares unless he wants to. and couldn't choose. Every low parents TWy all came breakfast is an important meal. It affects the way or spears of pineapple. AU of the juices furnish nu- does supply nutrients and is certainly better than Why doa't you wake up. time anyone asked me to de- to my graduation (Junior we feel aU day. Having breakfast can make the cide, 1 began to cry. Then tritious fruits in fast form, though these are prob- no breakfast at all This leads me to the flavored Dummy? Not everyone can high) and sat together I hope difference between "grin" or "grouch". this wonderful Judge took me ably not what you would want to carry out of the cracker type of complete meals The same eval- afford the price of beauty Worried la Hoaston" has iato nil office I knew the aw- parents and a hjdge who cms We all know the excuses breakfast skippers house. uation applies to them. I know a home economist Sore, I'd love to have a gor- 111 question would come about HER the way mJae did give. Not having enough time is not a legitimate who uses them for lunch. Myself, I feel they are geous nose instead of the Mob You can let your creativity reign when think- again - "Mother or father?" - Lucky In Boston excuse. One solution would be to get up earlier - too high in calories If I am going to eat that many God gave me, but I cant Just ing of main dishes. Toast, bread or rolls make ex- calories, I'd rather have a salami sandwich Well, It didn't Instead be Dear Lucky So do I Year horrible thought that that is. A more practical ap- cellent wrappers for main dish fillings. Ever have pip into a plastic surgeon's proach would be to get a quicker breakfast Pear In* grew** asked if Id like him to make letter may do more goad thaa a scrambled egg sandwich? Why not? A child who office, look at some pictures Breakfasts should supply about one-third of and say, "I'll take this one." the decision I answered. you'll ever know To get a quicker breakfast we need foods that dislikes eggs on a plate for breakfast may be quite "Yea." He said, "I mast the day's nutrients Plan menus that include foods I checked into the price of a Dear Ana: I Hut read lae are fast to fix and easy to eat. I guess 1 really accepting of such a sandwich. Or a grown person know more about you Would from at least three of the four food groups The nose Job last year. It wai letter from the lady who com- shouldn't tell this, but Extension home economists in a rush may like one to carry along you be willing to talk to a girl milk group includes cheese and Ice cream; the MM. 1 haven't got that kind plained became her hutbaad often eat breakfast as well as lunch while driving who works with me and tell always Introduced her at Bacoa la a rail meat group also includes eggs, poultry, and fish; of money to put in my nose, to the next appointment. When you have a meeting the bread group Includes all kinds of breads made her about yourself?" I aald "THE wife" iastMd of 'MY in Glassboro or a class in New Brunswick at 8 My favorite is a bacon sandwich and it just and neither have millions of OK with enriched flour, cereals, pancakes and waf- wife." Some people doa't o'clock in the morning and you live in Monmouth fits perfectly on a toasted hot dog roll You know. other people, so I'm — Settl- fles; and all kinds of fruits and vegetables are in- On three separate visits we know whea they're well off County, breakfast in the hand seems mighty ap- once you get rid of the old stereotypes, you can ing For The Blob cluded in the fourth group. talked about school, my My husband never Introduces pealing. really have fun using foods in original ways Link Dear S.F.T.B.: If you want- It's more of a challenge to plan nutritious menus friends and what I wanted to me at all. )ust lets me stand sausages are good in hot dog rolls, or if you have a ed a new nose badly enough there like a cigar-store In- The fast food chains have capitalized on this that can be eaten on the run. but it can be done be when I grow up Then she sausage patty, put it on a hard roll or a toasted you wouldn't be settling for dian Print this, please. He need brought on by our changing lifestyles. But English muffin. spoke to the Judge Me de- you can prepare foods "to go" at home. What's new the blob Too many folks say cided I should live with my reads you dally — Mrs. Invis- Consumers should find a great many beef bar- ible At our house we like French toast dry with a "can't" when the word Is mother, but I could visit my } fliger foods gains as beef output continues at record levels. little extra salt. That way it is a finger food. You "won't." Millions of people father whenever I wanted to Dear Mrs Here It is Let Traditionally, we don't think of finger foods This Is a good time to buy extra of the cuts your may want to try this, tf your child expects French have made their "impossible" The Judge gave me his ad- me know II it helped for breakfast, but there is no reason why we family enjoys and store them in your freezer toast to be sweet, sprinkle it with powdered sugar dreams come true. You can, dress and phone number and Even if drinking Is the 'in" shouldn't. Children especially should be attracted Properly wrapped ground beef will keep 2 to 3 instead of using syrup so that it can be picked up too. he made me promise to call thing In your crowd, It to breakfast foods In easy eating form. months while steaks and roasts will keep 8 to 12 or write on my 14th birthday in the fingers. By the same token, buttered waffles Dear Ann Landers: I wish I needn't crowd you out. Learn Fruits that are normally eaten out of hand months (five months away) and tell (the kind you heat in the toaster) make another could tell my story to "Wor- the lads from Ana Landers'! make excellent finger foods, such as apples, finger-food. • , • • * him now things were going booklet, "BOOM and You - peaches, bananas and the dried fruits; prunes, rai- ried In Houston," age IS, who Sylvia F. Grlffli Is a professor at (oo» Col must decide whether to live I now know It was my par- Par Teen-Agers Only ' leal sins, and apricots. Large fruits can be cut into fin- Milk, plain or flavored, makes a quick and lige, Rilgers Uilverslty aid she Is.Exteailta with her mother or father ents' Idea to let the Judge de M cents In coin and a long, ger foods — for example, thin half slices of melon Home Kcoaomlsl lor MMntalk Ceaaly. self-addressed, stamped enve- very nutritious drink. Warm cocoa feels >>od go- When I was II, my parents ctde. but it was the Judge's lop* to Ann Landers, P.O. gave me the same choice idea to keep in touch with me BOX i«t. Eiim. m mm Slim Gourmet celebrates with new cookbook NEW YORK - "The Slim daily newspapers. Eight mil- over the past five years. proach to enjoyment while nally found the method that she developed for Y's and She has given food demon- Gourmet Cookbook" by The lion readers also follow Mrs. The book was a "big seller" slimming and staying slim, worked. adult schools In several north- strations on more than 1M TV Daily Register's columnist Gibbons' bi-monthly "Creat- .before it was even written. the recipes are mainly quick, "Cooking was always a hob- ern New Jersey communities shows all over the country as Barbara Gibbons is being re- ive Low-Calorie Cooking" col- Mrs. Gibbons got so many easy and practical for today'! by with me," Mrs. Gibbons Her classes were so popular well is TV and radio Inter- leased this week by Harper umn in Family Circle maga- letters asking for a "Slim American lifestyle said, "and diets took away that there were waiting lists views. "The Slim Gourmet and Row publishers, celebra- zine, also launched in Septem- of more than a hundred Cookbook" is 112 IS and Is Gourmet Cookbook" that she The emphasis is on appe- not only the food I loved Mil a ting the ex-heavyweight's ber 1971 name*. available at all bookstores. II hadto print form letters tite appeal and appeasement. creative pleasure as well. Ex- fifth year as a nationally syn- may also be ordered through saying that the book hadn't Recipes feature foods high In perimenting with ways to An ex-newspaper feature dicated newspaper low-ca- She will make a coast-to- the mall: Slim Gourmet, been written yet. protein and bulk-producing fi- trim calories - without sacri- writer, she began a low-ca- lorie food columnist. coast tour in the next six Sparta, N.J. I7t71 weeks, appearing on radio "The Slim Gourmet Cook- ber but exceedingly low in ficing flavor — became my lorie cooking column for her Mrs. Gibbons began writing and TV. book" includes recipes for de fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, new hobby, one that was so area dally newspaper, The her triweekly "Slim Gour- The 400-page $12 85 hard- calorized favorites, plus refined carbohydrates and challenging and engrotslng Elizabeth (N.J.) Dally Jour- met" food column In Septem- cover cookbook contains "how-tos" for becoming a empty calories that I never felt deprived nal, which outpulled all the nearly 1,000 recipes, Including low-calorie cook, such as: The pounds came off pain- existing columns in reader re- ber, 1171, for United Feature The recipes are useful to all the most reader-popular lessly. And for the first time sponse JADE: Syndicate, Inc. The column How to shop for meat, calorie-counters, to cholester- dishes and desserts published poultry, seafood dairy items, In my life I was 'normal' " reaches an estimated eight ol-watchers and to those on In September 1171, she was BEGINNINGS in her newspaper column packaged and convenience million readers in national low-carbohydrate or low-sug- Mrs. Gibbons slimmed asked to write by both United foods; how to read labels with Feature Syndicate and Fami- AND BASICS ar diets. down to her present poundage calorie-wise eyes; how to de- of IK to 128. tbe proper ly Circle magazine. Since Among the moat du- sign your own diet and how to Mrs. Gibbons developed her weight for her 5-foot-t-inch, then she has written several rable gam materials in the adapt standard (fattening) unique "decalorliation" ap- small-boned frame. She has books, including "The Con- world are the two stones we' recipes to suit a slim table. proach to cooking In an effort kept that weight for 10 years. sumer Guide Diet Cookbook" can iade. nephrite and p- Despite the "gourmet" ap- to solve her own weight prob- (14 tS) and the "Family dene Long belort jade was lem. 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MIOOLETOWN, SEA tor tart»r Wo. a* CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT GIRT, 'TOMS RIVEN (M1)7IMaiorwfftt RT. J5 Consult white page* lor exact addresses. MONMOUTH 'Open Sunday 10-5 JWKT IWy H*m* 747-6983 EATONTOWN P.O •OXtSTJ MALL M244M 1 LNJ.a7tn OswaMIU^-W. Op-St. MM JO free parking. BankAmaricara . Mtttfcharga. The Deify Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1976 Communes slowly re-emerge Edller'i N.lr - Aueclaled other married couples isn't meditation. before eating. beekeeping before joining produce throughout the na- Prttt Writer Dateret Barclay that much different from Household finances are Daws Hill, a rural commune tion; a publlsing company rcceatly vlillnl a half dnca those of their northern New shared, but individual in- in a wooded, Finger Lake and printing press that so far Namui la vartMS parti »l Jersey neighbors. Their com- comes and investments are farming region. has produced a vegetarian tke CMitry. la this first ef mune is designed to save the privately held. Mrs. Spielholz, who has a cookbook, as well as books on three artlcks, ite tells tbeil members on household ex- "What we have ii a real 2^,-year-old son, scrapes wax midwifery, the sayings of the grtwlig ptpHlarlty «l penses. live middle-class community from honey combs while she Stephen and citiiens band ra- ceamual llvlig iod Ike vari- Joan Spielholz, a member under one roof," says Rich- talks about her experience. dio. ety tl Uleilylei lavelvfd. of beekeeping commune In ards, a 33-year-old lawyer. Two other Daws Hill mem- "It's a good, strong begin- Ihe New York Finger Lakes "We have all the benefits of bers dump the honey into a ning, but it's Just a begin- By DOLORES BARCLAY region, lives In a yurt, a cir- an extended family and some giant, wooded vat for chum- ning," says Stephen, who just AiMelate Preu Writer cular, domed hut that has no of the handicaps too. Like Ing. relumed from lunch with the toilet. Her commune seeks to just plain wanting to be alone "This type of living really local Rotary Club. "I'd like to The commune, once the al- be total self-sufficient. sometimes. But we work it suits me In terms of accom- see a lot more of these In the most exclusive haven of the And while the 800 members out." plishment," she says, licking country." drug culture and social drop- of Stephen Gaskin's financial a glob of honey from her The Farm occupies some ouU, Is slowly re-emerging as The house Is the hills of independent and successful hand. "We as a group accom- 1,800 acres. It has grown from • practical way of life for a northern New Jersey is ac- CLINIC AT COMMUNE — Members of The Farm, a financially Indepen- commune in southwestern plish more than I would as an the 200 or so original San wider cross-section of Ameri- tually two ranch-style struc- dent and successful commune of 800 at Summertown In southwestern Ten- Tennessee also live in homes Individual. Of course it means Francisco dropouts who lived cans tures combined by enclosing nessee, are shown In commune's clinic. they built themselves, they two carports to form a large sharing responsibilities but in tents and buses when they Communal living Is still also can call each other on that's okay." first settled, to its current easy. Even in the more struc- But there are plenty who heavily tinged with religious family room. There are sepa- "I don't think we know their own push button tele- rate bedrooms for each Mrs. Spielholz has lived on population, who live in well each other as well as we'd tured communes — those with see the commune as simply cultlsts, far-out dissenters and phone system constructed houses. some sort of Ideological ral- the only natural place for pursuers of the uncon- couple and two for the chil- the commune for four years. like to or as well as we Difficult to Ideality The Farm has a reputation son d'etre — many members them to live. ventional. But it's also at- dren. She says it was started in 1969 should," said Sharon, 28, who No one knows just how by political protesters and so- /among^ commune peopleall shares a large frame house say they won't always live in 'We're just a bunch of folk tracting a scattering of "I never knew my neigh- many Ben Richards', Joan cial resistance people. over the country. It produc- with eight other young men a group situation. And those trying to get by, that's all," people who have no thought bors," says Roland Stein, 32, Spielholzes and Stephen Gas- tivity inspires others who and women in the northwest who have left communal liv- says bare-chested Debbie of of cutting their ties with the as he peels his way through "They felt alienated and kins there are in the United have not been able to sustain section of Washington, DC. ing point to the heavy work- Daws Hill as she hauls fire- workaday world — ordained five pounds of shrimp for the wanted to be together," she States. Most communes are themselves. But for many, Sharon, as well as the other wood for her communal ministers, bank executives, evening meal. "Every night says. "There were no farming loads and the lack of privacy publicity shy, and some even the rigid soybean diet and the members of this commune, friends. schoolteachers, lawyers. I'd go home, and the two of fields at that time, just 54 as reasons for giving up the refuse to call themselves acres of woods. adherence to Stephen's asked that her name not be lifestyle. Nrxt: Ctrnmne KMi Communes vary tremen- us would make another at- communes, preferring the "Eventually they started thought is difficult to live used. dously — urban middle-class tempt to get to know the terms "collective," "group farming — heavy farming, with. people trying tci save money, people across the street. It home" or "family." Some but it was too much. We over- No one idles on The Farm. "We've been together for homosexuals avoiding the was forced, always forced. communes are difficult to produced. Now we only do Work begins before sunrise. almost two years, and the hassles of the straight world, JEWELRY COUNSELOR identify because there's little "Finally, Myra and I de- light gardening for our needs There are construction crews, only times we really see each religious zealots trying to es- ReiiReillea' qualified experts distinction between the com- cided we really didn't want to and beekeeping for Income." carpenters, field hands, other is at Saturday night din- tablish new Edens Whatever mune dwelling and the sur- spend the rest of our lives so cooks, plumbers, electricians, ner and Sunday brunch," she will buy, redesign or appraise the style or goal, most mem- Daws Hill hopes to produce rounding houses. isolated. machinists, baby-sitters, said. • bers came together because about a ton of honey this diamonds and In 1971, the New York blacksmiths - all trying to they shared a common inter- "The women think all of year The old, weathered "I think much of the dis- Times estimated that over barn across from the com- make the community work. other precious jewelry for est—a religious belief, a so- this has freed them, but I tance we accuse our suburban 2,000 communes existed. The mune's main structure, a long Members of The Farm are cial or political Ideology or think the men have attained parents of committing against private owners, banks & estates. Census Bureau thinks this fig- cabin, holds two work horses, not paid salaries for their simply a low bank account. even more. Two years ago it their neighbors we now ure has Increased substan- cows for milking and hun- work and live with two or have," added Barry, 20. At* K Some communes are in tially and plans to Include never would have occurred to dreds of chickens. more families sharing one M Broad St. -^ MM* brownstones and brick build- me to cook. We*ve come a 741-SMO communes in its next popu- The eight commune mem- house. "Maybe we spent too much At ttw Clock ings in some of the nation's long way, baby." lation survey. bers live in cabins and yurts. time organizing who would large urban areas. Some are URBAN: Most urban commu- They are building a wind gen- pay what and do which chore, nestled between lookalike Here is a look at four com- RURAL: The idea of learn- nes aren't as tightly struc- erator for electricity, receiv- instead of coming to grips houses in middle-class subur- munes which represent a va- ing new ways attracts many tured as rural communes like ing technical assistance from with whom we really are and ban neighborhoods. Others riety of aspects of this uncon- to group living. Joan Spiel- The Farm or even Daw Hill. OEUSSILLE: Cornell University. A well trying to grow with each oth- are stretched across acres of ventional, but growing life- holz, 25, knew nothing about They are often formed for pu- supplies water. There are no er." farmland or woodland In the style: rely economic reasons and toilet facilities. Not easy South, West and Northeast. SUBURBAN: The com- Allaire Auxiliary are often temporary arrange- mune Ben and Alyce Rich- Communal living is not RELIGIOUS: The dirt ments. Thus the commune house ards live in consists of three doll show Sept. 18 farmer neighbors of the 800 or attorney Ben Richards and married couples and their ALLAIRE - Allaire Village so inhabitants of The Farm in his wife Alyce live In with two three children. Their values Auxiliary will have its ninth Sumertown, Tenn., are begin- W. Repair and practices are very con- annual doll show Sept. 18 All Fabrics and Notions ning to warm up to the trans- All Mak.. of ventional, they say. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in two Sewing Machines planted flower children since at DISCOUNT PRICES buildings, the Carpenter Shop Countdown' Unlike some communes, their arrival by bus caravan and General Store here in Al- there is no open nudity. Se- seven years ago. innoe Arranm Appiwnce ouuoinu 4 DAYS xual relations between hus- laire Village. There Is a nomi- Perhaps the nation's largest band and wife, are Just that: nal fee. commune, The Farm is run between husband and wife in Special feature will be the by Stephen Gaskin, a bearded the privacy of their own bed- display of a Grange Hall, and bespectacled former acid SCHOOL PAYS CAN BE room. Meals are taken togeth- done by Stephen Wilson, West head who got religion and de- er as a "family" with heads SUNDAY' Belmar. It portrays Glendola veloped his own homespun bowed for silent prayer or Grange and Is accurate to the brand of Christianity that has smallest details. touches of Buddhism. •1.5 million enterprise LANDSCAPING The Farm has risen from SAVINGS DAYS MATAWAN - Matawan Ju- Its soybean fields to a $1.5 nior Woman's Club will meet million per year enterprise. 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ft>BEST HILLS, NY. (AP) - Top seeded Chrii Evert, firing ground strokes with lethal accuracy from the baseline, methodically dis- patched British blonde Sue Barker t-1, M, last night to gain the quarter-finals in the U. S. Open tennis championships at the West Side Tennis Club. Sports It was Hiss Everts Nth straight victory WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S. 1976 17 on clay and she had far less trouble with Hiss Barker, the French Open champion, than an- ticipated. Jairo Velasco of Colombia €-1, 74, M. Not so BJorn Borg and Hanuel Orantes. Orantei was down two sets and behind M Both had to rally from two sets down to Join against Vilas before pulling out a semifinal Dick Stockton, playing with a corset, in thematch here a year ago. Then he crashed Con- men's quarters. nors in a surprising final With a similar script, he spat on his hands and came back Mist Barker, 20, came out quickly - sur- from the edge of defeat for his triumph over prising Miss Evert by breaking her serve in Smith, which ended in semi-darkness with the first game of the night. But it was all lights on at the West Side Tennis Club downhill from there. Hiss Evert broke back immediately and then held her serve at love. In an oblique way, It was also a high point for the t-foot-4 Smith, whose game went The Briton stayed in the backcourt and Into a mysterious collapse two years ago af- tried to match ground strokes with her oppo- ter he suffered arm trouble and experienced nents, but she had neither the patience nor other problem! Ranked No. 1 in the country the consistency to pull it off. four times and a Davit Cup stalwart for Hiss Evert broke Hiss Barker in the eight years, he dropped to 12th in the nation- fourth game and again at love in the sixth at al rankingi this year and has failed to win a the British woman double faulted twice. tournament. The second set was more of the same. But he gave the 16,184 fans - the third- Hiss Barker served first and won only one largest crowd In the tournament's history — point In the game. On the changeover (he an excellent performance before he finally slumped dejectedly in t chair, completely de- surrendered. Indications are he will be back. moral lied The tall, powerfully-built Stockton, one of Hiss Evert ran off the final five games of two unseeded survivor*, will play the winner the set to conclude the match in 45 minutes. of Tuesday nlght't center-court battle be-, Borg, seeded No. 2 and already winner of tween temperamental lite Nattate of Ro- the Wimbledon, WCT and U. S. Pro cham- manit and left-handed Roscoe Tanner of Ku- pionships, stood two games from elimination wait Island, S.C., In the quarterfinals Nas- CHAMPION WINS'- Manuel Oranttt of Spain, who won the U.S. Open before raising his dominating game for a 6-7, tase was seeded No. 5, Tanner No. 11 Tennis championship last year, lost his flrtt two sets to Stan Smith yes- S-«, 6-4, (-4, 8-2 triumph over Brian Gottfried The other unseeded players, Ciech- terday but rallied to win. The match wtnt 3-6,1-6,6 2, 7-6,4-1. of Lauderhill, Fla. oslovakla't Jan Kodes, conqueror of Arthur Orantes brought back memories of his Ashe, will go against top-seeded Jimmy Con- No. It - plus three unseeded outsiders. Vlr The impressive, 11-year-old Russian girl, spectacular wins over Guillermo Vilas and nors while Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, No. ginls Ruiici of Romania, Mima Jausovec of Ratatha Chmyreva awaited the outcome of Jimmy Connors a year ago in rallying for • 3- 3, faced ninth seeded Eddie Dibbs of North Yugoslavia and the darken of horses, favored Chris Everts fourtkrouid match t, 1-6, M, 7-«, 6-1 victory over Stan Smith, Miami Beach, Fla Zends Liess of Daytont Beach, Fla with Sue Barker of Britain ON TARGET — B|orn Borg of Sweden makes a once the world's top player. The women's quarter-final bracket was The quarterfinal palling will send Ruiici The sudden collapse of Smith's game was two-handed return while downing Brian Gottfried ., Stockton,, j child prodigy out of Garden completed with victorias by a pair of seeded against Jausovec, Lieu against Fromholti one of UM mysteries of tennis at Forest Hills yesterday. Borg rallied for a 6-7, 3- City, N. Y . but now a resident of Dallas, aces — Rosemary Casals of San Francisco, and Casals against the No 2 seed. Evonnt The Callfornlan won the U S Champion- 6,6-4,6-4,6-2 win. used a big serve and volley game to oust No. 6, and Dlanne Fromholti of Australia, Goolagong of Australia. ihip in UN and 1171 and Wimbledon In 1171. Yanks shrink Sox, magic number to 16 NEW YORK (AP) - A two- Ttdrow then gave up Carl oui in the first Then tingle* by run triple by Chris Chambltss Yastrxemskl's lttli home run in John MUncr snd Ed Kranepool and a two-run homer by Oscar the ninth inning for the Red and • walk to John Steams Gamble enabled the New York Sox' final ran loaded the bases before Foster Yankees to break Luis Tlant't ChambUss cracked his triple c seven-game personal winning off Tlant after a walk to Roy Bract Botsclalr's statfe k streak and beat the Boston Red White and a bunt single by the fourth scored Foster and Sox 4-2 Tuesday night. Thurman Munson in the first Bud Hsmlson and BoUcuur Tlant, 1711, was beaten for Inning. Gamble hit his home scored ooMuaer's triple the second time in three deci- run following a single by Gralg The Mets scored In the fifth sions with New York. Yankee Nettles in the fourth on run-scoring singles by Fas- starter Dock Ellis, IJ4, was the The Red Sox scored their ter, Harrelson and Phuaps winner with relief help from first run of the night on Carlton Foster's two-run homer In Ike Dick Ttdrow Tidrow pitched Flak's home run In the seventh ninth completed the NmYerk the final two Innings, earning his eighth save as the Yankees Tlant, who suffered his last reduced to 16 their "magic defeat July 30 when he was fourth and all of them haw number" for winning the Amer also beaten by the Yankees, come al Wrigtey FleM TV lean League East title walked three and struck out blast was his second off Burn* this year Tidrow relieved Ellis with the two while permitting only six bases loaded and no outs in the hill The Mets collected 14 hits off eighth inning and retired the Leo Foster drove in five five Cub pitchers, lacludlai side without a run scoring. runs with s pair of singles, three by Harrelson and MJtoer and two each by Foster, BOSTON MIW roan and a homer and Jon Matlark tarfcM threw his sixth shutout of the Stearns and Phillip. IvrtMMM 0 I 0 EMaddoitf 00 0 >O¥l«lb 00 0 Ptnitllail 00 0 season as the New York Mets Foster opened the fourth by LyMM 0 2 0 «Whil#tt 1 1 1 0 Vatrmrtllf 1 11 Mvntonc 1 1 I pounded the Chicago Cubs 11 walking. Harrelson followed Pltkc I Chombltilb • 1 I I Tuesday with a stack and both rumen Coocwrlb 1 0 10 CM.V* 110 0 0 GNtltl.Ok 1 1 0 Mallack. 1S-S. scattered eight advanced on Matlack's sacri- OlvomrBBS t 0 0 0 Gambled 111 H«CM*nJb 1 0 00 CTovtxTt 100 • hits and struck out five while fice, setting up Bottclalr's two- •IMIIIfrpti 1 0 00 MionKrvll • 00 run base hit. After Mtiner'1 00 0 DfllHvp 100 0 walking one Three times the TMntnniiF i t) 00 Tidrow* 10 0 0 Cuba had two base runners triple, Paul Reuschel relieved Telol Dill Tot*. 7f 4 * 4 aboard but could not score Burris and got Dave Klngman DOUBLED UP - Jim Rice of the Boston Red Sox Is tagged out lesson was out In front end of twin killing after grounding to MM •HIM Ml- t The Mets scored their runs in to ground out Now Ytr* mmtH-4 at home plate by Yankee catcher Thurman Munson In eighth third with the bases loaded. DP Kl. Vott I LOt-CWon |, »•- bunches Hike Phllllpshomered The Mets opened the fifth York 4 li-Chomblln HH Inning, completing the second half of a double play. Rick Bur- (Ml. FIU 1141. YttUtfnikl Hfl off Ray Burns. 12-13. with one with four straight singles by Kranepool, Stearns, aad RBI base hits by Foster and Harrel- son. which chased Reuschel After Matlark sacrificed both Taveras: We'll catch the Phils now, I feel it r u a n e r i again, Bouclalr bounced into a fielder's choice PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Philadelphia tional League East. "There are 26 completely different Individ- and Phillips' single scored Har uals," he said. Phillies, in a woeful slump that has cut 10 games The Pirates' doubleheader sweep here Labor relson from their lead in the National League East in the Day trimmed that to just 5^ games in advance of "You know it doesn't matter what your atti- Pinrhhitlrr Ken Boswell another matchup between the two teams here tude is, our main objective here Is to win. The atti- past two weeks, don't appear overly concerned, drilled a bases-loaded triple tonight. tude is a secondary thing." yet. to apart Houston's eight-run "It's been a combination of two things," said Allen, who played on the '64 Philadelphia club In practice yesterday, a handful of the Phillies seventh inning as the Astros Cash. "We haven't had our hitting together and that made an epic collapse, declined to give Inter- took batting practice in an effort to end hitting swept past the Cinclanati we've seen some real good pitching." views Tuesdayaftemoon problems that have been a Key factor in their Reds 105 Tuesday night On Monday, the Phils had six hits in the 6-2 But Phils Manager Danny Ozark commented, slide. The Astros snapped Cincin- But they intermingled a little impromptu foot- loss in the opening game against Pirate pitchers "I don't think there's such a word as tenseness on Bruce Kison and Kent Tekulve. They had four hits thlsbaUclub." nati's four-ga me winning streak ball scrimmage with the more serious side of their by sending 12 batters to the in their 5-1 second-game loss to Larry Demery Pirate outfielder Al Oliver, seeing pinch hit- practice. plate, routing Reds' starter Phillie Shortstop Larry Bowa, 0-8 Monday, ting duty only in recent games because of an Inner Third baseman Mike Schmidt played a loose Fred Norman man-to-man defense on first baseman Dick Alien found solace in the standings. ear Infection, was among a half dozen Pirates who "Look at it this way," he said. "If somebody worked out Tuesday. Rookie Joe Sambtto boosted as both, clad in shorts and T-shirts, caught passes kit record to J-l, allowing sev- came up to you in April and said, we'll give you a "The way we're going right now, I'd think you with a handful of teammates. en hits In six innings before Only a few of the Phils were asked to partici- six-game lead over the Pirates in September, could take nine guys off the street, put a Pirate would you take it?" uniform on them, and they'd win." Oliver said. giving wajf to Ken Forsch pate in Tuesday's off-day practice, but second Wayne Garland mapped i Of course, the question remains about the "When you're going good, you're going good." baseman Dave Cash said, "There are IS guys here three-game losing streak with Phils' present mental attitude. Are they in a psy- Bucs' shortstop Frank Taveras was even more who weren't asked to show up, but they're here s su hitter Tuesday night as chological rut? Might the Pirates have that elusive positive after the doubleheader sweep. anyway." the Baltimore Orioles stored edge in momentum? Cash, who once played with "We'll catch the Phillies now." Taveras said Two weeks ago, the Phillies had a 15^ game two unearned runs In the sev- the Pirates, sidestepped that question. "I just feel it." Dare Cat* lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates in baseball's Na- Mate SttuaMl enth inning to defeat the Det- roit Tlgerj M and hand Mark "The Bird" Fidrych his third 9 straight km. How They Stand Glazier's training called, 'great Garland raised his record to 1M while Fidrych. M since tar NATIONAL LIAOOi LONG BRANCH - Long and detail for the instruction meals were great, just vious coaches, I've gotten especially In light of the de- All-Star break, fell to 1S-I while W L PCI. SB Branch High School's football of the football basics. He has great." along with all of them, but fections by players just pnor giving up 11 Baltimore hits How York .... «1 « 4IS - Pti!l«lpHlo H H .III - team just completed a nine held camps prior to this sea- what this man (Glazier) has to the opening of last year's Right hander Don Klrkwood PlthDurgo n sa .577 S'l Tom Flanigan, president of SSw5::::: « « .»• nS NowYort 71 44 ill I3'i day training camp. Not much son at Ayer, Mass, where he the Booster Club, whose son done for these kids and this season held struggling Kansas City to Chkogo 43 7S .4S7 23 £21!?™' ts 71 :474 IISI.LOtlll 40 n 4Si n• i is new about scholastic foot- previously coached Tom played quarterback two program on his own is just Then, more than 10 players three hits and ex-Royal Tony Monlrtol « M 331 17V! ball camps, except that the years ago, thinks the camp something you have to see. quit the team lor what was Solatia drove In both mat as 4; a i» Last year, upon his arrival City Cincinnati M SI 433 - Green Wave's was held enti- There's unity on the Long generally considered a reac- the California Angels took a 2-1 74 U 540 S at Long Branch, there wasn't idea at the school was an un- 70 ro soo 10". LoiAngtltl 71 SI $77 I rely at the high school qualified success. Branch High School football tion to the methods Glazier victory over the Royals 43 14 ,440 14Houtton 70 71 4N It time to organize a camp with- 43 74 44» 17V* MMiDMao 45 74 441 14 Rising at «:15 for a day of "I just wish Coach Glazier team " conducted his practices •f W /«BBB>-B IGouogt I 141 ot Ooklono oughness, gives attention to Booster Club and as quarter- opening game at Seattle be- I-C'«u« gf.imy«>i LOB— ISMnittVl.n back Tim Wilson says, "the Donckers, the top backup to cause of a foot injury Long Branch in yean. • tort 4. CMCOfO I. 3B-N an athlete's physical fitness Wlgt 14)1 FwihK (II S— 18 TheCMylfegtoer SHREWSBURY, N J WHJNESOAY SEPTEMBERS. ig?6 The scores don't seem important anymore

The boo*, all three noon and a basement, is empty lusophv "Laugh at your mistakes." he'd say. "but don't He stayed angry until she said. Id have done the same now It Muds there like aa abaadaaed stadium pregnant make the same ones again Learn from them " LhlflK " wtr ni with memonet. so many of them involving sports As long as we had done our best, we never lost or failed When the playing days were :**^f - J*** Be, the patriarch, was one of the finest athletes ever to "Life will go on," he'd say "It's only a game There are a low pitch a strike oa me. and I offered htm my glaaKs. come oat of the hills of Scranton She, the producer of sons, more important things ". It was trite, but it was true •You need these more than I do," 1 said had always been at his side until the burdens of life kept her JONNI We learned that sports were a way to discover life "You're out of the game," he answered. away. They were more than an outlet for our enthusiasm and egos "A week later he got a pair of glasses I've beca laid that I was bora oa the coldest nighi ol the We learned to respect other people and a halcyon society And she was always there -atothwg hurt feelings band year. I've also been told that before aha t night was over, he FALK that perhaps has disappeared aguig injuries and maintaining a proper trainiiig tab£ His had brought a new baseball bat and glove to the hospital All of us did everything we could to win. but always reputation as an athlete was perhaps exceeded only by her As we grew up, the living room (it seems so tiny now) within the rules. tame asa cook The kitchen table was the center of family became a sports training camp Four of us were playing Not many kids can say they played for. with and against We. and the talk was usually of sports That conversation catch there one night, and inevitably the good mirror was immii mm in mm ii Minimum their fathers, but I did welded us into a tightly knit unit They are both gone now and within such a short period broken. He took the blame and bought the new one Those lines came down for the badminton court and the One day, playing for a team he managed. I made an er- of time -like one inning or one round. The couch pillow served as a base for sliding practice, brutal fdbtball games which invariably sent one of us to her ror When the inning was over. I said. "My fault." to the and the window wall saw many goal line stands The cigar bruised. Weeding and crying. pitcher The house is empty, and the pictures of teams and the humidor was perfect for practicing free throws with a ten- The front of the house has a sidewalk which wasn't for I heard a bellow "Everybody in the damned park trophies are dusty nis ball pedestrians It was for playing catch, and the cars could knows it's your fault." he yelled "Do you want to brag But if you breathe deeply enough, you can still smell the How she ever stood lor that and the sound of a .22 rifle wait up the street until the touch football plays or punting about if" sweat and the odors of meals cooked so long ago. firing at targets in the basement must remain a mystery. contest were over. The next day. a new pair of spikes lay on my bed And if you look hard enough, you can see a tttle group of The backyard (was it always that small?) was to us an The equipment was always there, bought with a depres- In his last playing years, he turned to pitching softbajl people gathered around the kitchen table, arguing today's Olympic stadium. Her best clothes pins were used for bat- sion pay check. He was there, too, always teaching Playing my team in a Sunday league, he had a perfect games, tomorrow's games, next year's games. ting practice, and the steel poles which held eight or nine That teaching included more than how to throw a curve game going into the seventh inning. I led off that inning, Life does go on. But somehow, the scores don't seem im- clothes lines were for kicking extra points or do a reverse pivot There was humor, and there was phi- bunted and beat his throw by a whisker. portant anymore. Marchibroda ends Colt turmoil by returning to coach's chores BALTIMORE (AP) - Ted Marchibroda was At least two assistant coaches, defensive coor- regroups the family," he said. "I'm glad the play- rehired as coach of the Baltimore Colts yesterday, dinator Maxie Baughan and offensive line coach ers rallied around the coach You wouldn't want ending a two-day confrontation between players Whitey Dovell, hinted they would quit if March- them not to rally around him " and assistant coaches on one side and the National ibroda was not rehired. The general manager, whose rapid shuffling of Football League club's top officials on the other A statement issued by the Colts said March- veteran players after being brought in by Irsay In a brief statement to reporters at the team's ibroda's rehiring was a "mutual agreement of all was blamed by some for the Colts' precipitous de- St. Mary's Seminary training camp, Marchibroda parties involved" — the coach, Thomas and Irsay. cline, added that as far as he was concerned the said be had been given "full control of football "It was a mutual agreement and it wasn't matter was closed. matters" on the Colts and that his contract, due to easy." Irsay said in an interview from the Skokie. "One thing you have to learn in life — you expire at the end of the 1977 season, had been ex- III., office of hi; air conditioning company. can't carry animosities," Thomas said. "You have tended another year. "I gave my word there would be no inter- to bury-the hatchet." He refused to answer questions or elaborate on ference from management and Ted can hire and fire Mitchell, a 1.000-yard rusher last season, what he meant by full control General Manager players and coaches He is back with the team agreed that Marchibroda's return was the end of Joe Thomas also declined to elaborate on the mat- today and everything is ironed out " the conflict. ter. Irsay said he and Marchibroda had settled "The rest is history We have to get ready for Marchibroda, chosen NFL Coach of the Year their differences in a six-hour meeting Monday New England now," Mitchell said, referring to the last season after directing the Colts to a 10 4 Thomas said he also met with the coach Tuesday Colts' regular season opener against the Patriots record and the American Conference Eastern Di- before the rehiring announcement was made this Sunday vision title, had announced his resignation Sunday While not directly addressing MarchibroWs Thomas said he was happy the battle was set- because of what he said was interference in run complaint of interference, Thomas said he and the tled, but that he had no regrets over his handling ning the ball club on the field from Thomas and coach always discussed moves affecting the team of the situation. Robert Irsay. the team owner. "Sometimes he has to give in, sometimes I "I have to handle a big business." he said. The action came after Irsay, who purchased have to give in," Thomas said Marchibroda was "Therms a lot more pressure than you give me the club in 1(72 and suffered through three miser- rehired. he added, "because you have to think credit for." able seasons before the 1975 turnaround, stormed about what's going to be best for the football club He quickly added that Irsay "still wants to into the Colts' lockerroom after a preseason loss to We owe it to the players and fans to put the best stand on the sidelines during a game, that's his Detroit and berated both the players and March- team on the field " prerogative If he wants to go into the clubhouse, ibroda Thomas, who acknowledged the talked briefly that's his prerogative. He's the boss." When Marchibroda announced he was quitting, with one unidentified person about taking over the Thomas also scoffed at criticism of his latest the players, led by quarterback Bert Jones and coaching job, said Tuesday the test of wills in- actions by fans and reporters BACK TOGETHER — Baltimore Colts head coach Ted Marchibroda, left, running back Lydell Mitchell, joined in support of volving the players, coaches and management "I've been ripped before in this town, ' he and Colts general manager Joe Thomas chat with, reporters yesterday after their coach and called on Thomas and Irsay to could make the Colts a better football team said. "I survived. I think I can survive this. If not. Marchibroda agreed to return to the helm. Marchibroda resigned Sunday bring him back "Sometimes adversity in your own family I'll survive someplace else." In a dispute over who would run the team. Buffalo bumps former Lion standout Eddie Jones

•y The Associated Press year of his contract with the Buffalo Bills He was signed as a dropped the 12-year veteran Hilton, wh had been picked up free agent by the Seahawks. then dealt to Minnesota for a last year as a freevgent. Bailey, a seven-year veteran, was Former Middletown High School and Rutgers University draft choice and future considerations drafted by Baltimore in 1970, then was traded to the Jets in star Ed Jones was among five players cut by the Buffalo Bills He had led the 1974 Bills with X catches for 413 yards and 1975. He was dealt to the Browns a few weeks ago, then yesterday four touchdowns. placed on waivers by Cleveland on Monday. , Jones, who started at strong safety for the Bills most of Berry, 14. had been with the Vikings for a total of six last season, was in his second National Football League sea- years in two stints He began his career with Minnesota in son 1965 and went to Atlanta in 1968 before returning after five The Bills also lopped defensive end Mark Johnson, run- seasons. An ankle injury limited him to just one game and ning back Joe Lowery. receiver Tony Williams and center five passes last year BUFFALO BlLLS - Eo jam. HWy; Mark Jormm. Mnm «nd; Jo. In. T™ tOCt; Wllllomt. wldt HMhill and •«» Pottori. crater, all Bob PaIIon Windsor Is a nine-year veteran who had been acquired by Many other veterans were among the victims as NFL the Patriots from the San Francisco 49ers in 1972. He played Horrli.drfenilve locklt; Jl wolvtd teams continued to pare down to the 43-man limit. last year as a second-stringer, the same position he held dur- DETROIT LIONS — Jim Hooki. running bock, Mike Htftnlgen. llntbocktr ana EoMorinoll.ldt receiver, oil «olved ' *"* Among the better known victims of injury, advancing age ing this preseason NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- Bob Windsor, llahl tnd. wolvod. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS - Elmo Wrlgr.1 ml Ik. HIM. old* italnri; Bobby or roster depth were veteran quarterback Bob Berry, who Wright had played for New Orleans Coach Hank Stram Howfltld. kicker. Benny Johnton. corntrback, Terry Scrtmldt. loftty; Bob Ham was cut by the Minnesota Vikings; tight end Bob Windsor, re- when the two were with the American Football League Kan- mond. kick return iptclollst; Phil LoPorta. lockle. Gent Kllllon, Ed Bout, ond jorrvw Potafc, ouardf; Jody Mtdtord. dtfenilwe tackle, oil walvtd. Junior Hord4n leased by the New England Patriots; wide receiver Elmo sas City Chiefs in their Super Bowl years. Stram was fired by J^HSHL'Jr0^ °? *"• '"M*** rtttort Mil.. Jeff Hort. ofTtrulvt tocfclt, ocnulrtd on •roi.tn from me Son Froncltco t»tr». Wright and kicker Bobby Howfield. axed by the New Orleans the Chiefs in TJ74: Wright played for Kansas City for five MINNESOTA VIKINGS - AKmod Rotted. »IOe receiver, ocaulrtd In o Itooe Saints, and quarterback John Hufnagel and wide receiver years with me Sooltte SooKowU lor o drofl choice or* future con.ldtroiKm Bob Berry, Fair Hooker, dropped by the Denver Broncs Stram also had discovered Howfield's kicking potential when Howfield was a soccer player in England eight years The Chicago Bears cut fourth-year quarterback Jerry cord and Corntllut GrMn. wldt rtctlvtrt. Edolt ROY. Gary Hoymar. Tagge in another move. - • ago. He had joined the Saints recently. Fw^ruonlno Doflu; « jiff Lloyd, drlmlx locklt; oil «lvtd Ktn In other transactions, the Seattle Seahawks picked seven UJtaes Hufnagel and Hooker were among eight players dropped »o TFW Ueverand Brown* fof Ted Bochmon, defensive bock TAMPA BAAYY BUCCANEERS - OOorai y DDm.. Ottmlvt bock; Jock Now*. players off the waiver lists and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by the Broncos Two others were placed on the injured re- !!£! Plo; J"J"i'!2?'" lul"»"- •"*> °°~ Grmi. o punter. clolmM or. wolvtri lor veteran wide receiver Ahmad Rashad. known as Bobby from ci«ir«wi. GWn RoMmon. Mmla tod. iloimM or. «lvon from mi »olii selected five players from the ranks of players made avail- serve list and guard Carl Schaukqwich was placed on the moro Coin Jim Guy. tUmM end. aloud on M|urtd rnl Hit. Sim Bouiiord. Moore in his college days at Oregon. Rashad. 27. was sideline "physically unable to perform" list Tt^J,'0 &°"fco' •«»* Mlctiort KtUon, otltnlvt back; ond Jltn Coglt. Othxv able by the massive roster cuts I've TTjckiti woivefl- Berry was released by the Vikings in order to make room last season with a knee injury while playing out the option To make room for Bailey on their roster, the Falcons Blue, Fingers, Rudi Golden Bear to stay with Finley hits groove PINEHURST, N.. (AP) - Jack Nicklaus, his winning CHICAGO (AP) - Rollie Fingers. Joe Sox for II million each Kuhn nullified the ways once again established, is bubbling with renewed con- Rudi and Vida Blue will remain with the Oak- transaction, saying it was bad for baseball fidence and looking for his second victory in a row this week land A's for the rest of the season and the If the A's manage to overtake Kansas in the $200,000 World Open Golf Tournament. playoffs, attorneys for As owner Charles 0 City and get into the playoffs, they will have The Golden Bear, in a minor decline most of the year, has Finley and baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn the three stars at their disposal and a pos- his credentials all in order as he heads into the windup of his say sible shot at the World Series But all three season. He'll play only this tournament and the Kings Island Finley withdrew his request yesterday for are unsigned and. if they remain so at the Open next week. a preliminary order to overturn Kuhn's ruling end of the season, become free agents "How about three In a row?" he asked. that he could not sell the three stars to the "The issue isn't the World Series." Pa- "1 didn't win one of the majors this year so, from that Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. piano said. "The issue is the free agent draft, standpoint, it hasn't been a very good year," said Nicklaus, "Neil, we're very happy, aren't we. about which comes in November We hope for some who always gears his season around the Masters, the U.S. and what took place?" Finley asked his lawyer, rulings around thai time " British opens and the PGA. Neil Papiano of Los Angeles, after the post- "But you try to be first in as many things as you can, ponement of further action In the case until Named as defendants in (he suit are within your schedule. Actually, I haven't played all that J»d , Nov. 8 Kuhn. the Yankees and the Red Sox. this year. 1 just haven't won as much as I'd like. "Yes, we are," Papiano told newmen He As originally filed June 25. the suit "It would be nice to close the year on a high note." said Finley will seek a permament injunction charged that Kuhn: Nicklaus snapped out of a slump—a slump by his stan- against Kuhn's action at that time plus more — Violated Finley's rights to due process dards only—last week with a convincing, four-stroke triumph than $3.5 million in damages and equal treatment under the V S Con- in the rich Work) Series of Golf, now holds his customary Aa attorney for Kuhn. Peter Bleakley of stitution by stopping the sale spots atop the season's money-winners with $2(1,000 and Washington, said be thought the fact that no — Violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Art comes- into this one bubbling with confidence. preliminary order was issued against the by restraining Finley from doing business And, too. he's the defending champion in this 72-hqle er constituted a victory — Breached his contract by acting arbi- chase for a $41.6(0 first prize that begins Thursday over the Finley refused further comment except to trarily and exceeding his authority AFTER THE HEARING - Oakland As owner Charles 0. Finley, left, ac- 7,M7yard. par-71 No. I course it the Pinehurst Country Club. say: "Kansas City is going to choke and the Judge Frank McGarr of I). S. District companied by lawyer.Neil Papiano discusses the court decision which post- Chief among his opponents in the big. 15*-man field are A's are going to get in the playoffs." He threw out the anti-trust and constitutional poned his suit to "overturn baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn's ruling Jerry Pate, the rookie who won the US and Canadian opens waved away a newsman who persisted in ask- portions of the complaint on Tuesday which prevented his sale of three players for S3.5 million. Decision will be Masters king Ray Floyd and Hubert Green, the only three- ing questions, saying, "Oh. please don't both- "Count II of the complaint seeks to estab- handed down Nov. 8. time winner on the American tour this yea. er me." lish a violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Other leading contenders include Tom Weiskopf, who By the time the hearing gets under way, Act," he said in a written opinion "Baseball. Uons. McGarr held that there was insufficient had contended that there is "state action" in- chased Nicklaus to this title a year ago, Ben Crenshaw, PGA (he World Series will be over. Finley had the anomaly of antitrust law is not subject to evidence of "state action." meaning govern- herent in major league baseball because champ Dave Stockton, always dangerous J. C. Saead and sought to sell Blue to the Yankees for II 5 the provisions of that act." ment involvement, to show that Finley had some of the dabs play in municipally owned Hale Irwin. runnerup. to Nicklaus last week and a last-minute million and the other two players to the Red As for the alleged constitutional viola- been deprived of his rights The A's owner parks. entrant here. SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I. 1(76 Timing is cure, not drugs for tennis elbow sufferers Waal b mate rtaav? Tennis elbow u the name given lo the mod common over use syndrome of the ordinary tennis player The medical term (or It is lateral epu-ondylitis It is an inflammation ol the origin of the extensors of the hand and wrist at the lower out- side end of the humerus or arm bone Fifty per cent of tennis players over the age of Ii will eventually have had this itmdi GEORGE tlon. Waal eaates leaals elMw? SHEEHAN Overuse, either acute or chronic The muscle-tendon com- plex (seven extensor muscle insert on Ihe lateral epicondyle) is too weak and/or loo tight tu cope with Ihe impart and lor que applied by the ball on the racket Tennis elbow therefore is a biomechanical illness Us diagnosis and cure lies in a knowledge of physics and body engineering Any biomechamc- the flexors The same number of pushups done slowly will do al aberration, any deviation of proper power flow, in the sys- for Ihe extensors Whilr driving Ihe car trying lo push the tem from shoulder to elbow to wrist to hand to racket to ball sleenng wheel together is similar to the pushups Trying to may cause this strain and inflammation pull it apart dors much the same as Ihe chinups Tae kail caa raise trials elbawT I kave heard abMl »!•( aa eltow kcare Will Ikal kri»? HAIL TO THE KINO - King Herod, third from $6.40. Second In the one mile and one-sixteenth Yes. Dr Robert Nirschl has poinled out that using dead Most people with tennis elbow are helped by using an el- left under Jimmy Edwards, takes early lead event was Natural Strom, ridden by Eddie Dela- balls in practice can cause tennis elbow bow brace. Bauer and Black. Zlmmer and Fuluro an among around first turn In third race yesterday at Mon- houssaye (second from right). Rule Appeal, with What abwl Uw racket? Ihe companies that make effective appliances ol this son moulh Park. He continued on to win at a price of Doug Thomas In the Irons (right) was third. The choice of racket is often the key lo the treatment They are used on Ihe forearm and apparently alter lh» force You must find the racket for you Unp. string tension, bal- applied to Ihe epicondyle and shift II further down Ihe arm ance, weight, whether wood or metal, are all important How- Wkal abMl m> tea? ever since each individual vanes Ihere are only general rules Tennis elbow results from pushing your particular style lo go by. Most experts suggest you get Ihe biggest grip that Is and body and racket and whatever beyond taeir capabilities comfortable Then use a racket with medium flexion, a sinnn And modification in this system either by strengthening one Monmouth Park Today tension of 52-M pounds and 16 gauge gut. Wood tends In make area or reducing stress in another will heip If you go back lo you hit through the ball and may be better because of thai stroking the ball, trying lo keep it In play, hilling the USD out lit — *M* clma, l up. * f Tough Turkey (111) Morolet 13-1 IM - 6,1*. ctm§, IM Lovtnl (III) --- M IS I Lighter weight will give you belter control There has been no in (rant of you will do the most good. Pain Is worthwhile in KmgMi Romom 1116) 1*8 .T. Jrd — 4,SM, Clfllfl. 1 V M, 41. Belle Warrior (1171 Soumtll iMion viclllll Jmtint .1 Another Request (111) Pogono Hurry PrlnctSl (113) Aguliera * 1 Curious Kim 019) NB TwvllllINt move to a shorter racket But it seems lo me lhat this would thai it indicates you are doing something wrong It tells you Slick (U3) Orgry Crownn Plcklei (1171 OelahoutMye IS ReOPnncen OIS) Mictli H Mighty Qu«it (IM) Gomel Sweet Polritt (IIS) Avlltt JJ Special Moon 017) NB . • I reduce many abnormalities in the stroke The short racket io be down lo basics and start over Where and how you hit Quick Diploma MM) McCoulty Mil Do (10S) NB 13-1 Perfect I onottly (112) NB 10-1 SELECTIONS Lll Cold Fella 013) Delahomwyt Bel The Top (101) Somyn 5-1 Countttt Gtraldlne (US) Nemt ... 13 1 could be the answer for the club player who is playing tennis Ihe ball has to be the major pan of the problem. HI* ol Wright (1031 NB Foxy Flotiy (113) NB 10-1 Well R•commenced OH) Brum ld ..5-1 •y REGGIE STER BolaJ Beacon (113) Corrlvtau June Wedding (117) Gomel 1-1 XmdGlryrndtiirli (ill(Hi)) Wilton...Wilton . 2 to keep the ball in play The shorter racket might reduce your Wkal abMt MtaulMlM iW rarUs«ar state? Llmli Offered I IK) Gomei OconoluHee (101) Rivera II •I* — *,m, clmf, )¥M, 1 I 14m game but It might very well reduce your pain as well tod - 4.3M, CMM I w» t nt m Funny Deal (113) Edward* These are useful in the immediate treatment along with Tall Spy OMI McCouley 4M - t.m. clmf,) t va, 1 I-U m (T«rfI Royacord (115) Thomai 1 - III (.old KtlU. Limit Ol Par Come (113) Cedvno Needltt Needle MIS) Rulono >-• Mighty Moon (11V) Skinner fered, Asolher Request Waal <••• ke dm abMl ancle imbalance? rest and heat In the chronic stage, buffered aspirin before Coptaln Rlc Joe 1)09) NB Secret Rhyttm (IIS) Barreru 3-1 Daylight Prince (119) Cedeno Dally exercise should be done not only to treat tennis el- play and ice afterward is helpful But these are measure* di- First Sermon (113) Aqulltro Soblt(1IS)NB A » I Devoran (IIS) Edward! 2 - Lord Gedtlpkll, Willy's LordGodoiphin (114) McCoulty Araby Rullph (lilt Saumtll II Star i N Battle i (117) NB . bow but also to prevent It Playing tennis does three things to rected against Ihe effects not the cauw They wO M do •» Moul King (119) Lovolo Decided fftorl (104) Ciarntcfci 10 I Jolly Drar (UOI Gomn Axe, Par Gane Run Round 013) Drury Tibia (US) Ntmttl I1-.1 Beouof Groton(ilS) Rulono your muscles, two of them are bad The strong flexor muscles job of cleanng up tennis elbow To do thai you have to attend Ciar of the North HUM Wilton GlodyiAnneK (l06]PogortO SI Royal Fleece HI') Soumell 1 — Sweet Pilrlce, Ocan- Clem Song (Hi) Solomon* U I lo your form and lo structural and muscular wnkwaws. Vow Wltty't Axt ON) Somyn Coufln Mlk* (119) Brumtitlrj 151 lillce, F»xy Flauk gel stronger and shorter and inflexible and the extensors gel Chulipah (113) Edwardl I! weaker. Even normally the flexors are 30 per rent stronger physician must practice not medicine but Moenglneermg t - Tlblim Secret , Rhythms, than the extensors and this ration further increases wiih Monmouth Results Gladys AIM K Are Ikere say lew airerltoai la Irealanl tkal see« Ul - 4.1M; 1 YOMdnFII.; Clmf}; 6F. Strike Up the Bond (Mlcillt... ..4.40 Daihing Native (117) Ntm«tl II frequent play Strengthening exercises for the extensors, and •TMdsteg? $om Arc 1117) Skinner o I S - Belle Warrltr, CiriMi Cor|am (Tanner) la 40 3.10 3 40 Cxacta (4-7) 4«.M CobiidoMoid (Delhuttyt) MO 2 60 Eoittr Ruler (117) Otlohouiiaye 4-1 stretching exercises for both sets of muscles should parallel It seems lo me that our main problem Is in the wrist II •ft -7.%m. lYPft UP; F»M; Ar»; IM CrtnwWovi (IW) Brumfleld 5-1 Kim, Spedal Moon Alton Monkey (Mlctll) MO your playing activity 1/14 Turf Lody Lib (117) Soumtll 10-1 I - Rayal Fleece, Devtrtk, is the action there either voluntary (our own efforts), or in- IM — \jm; 1 YO * UPl M*»; Clmf; • Mln Gaywoy(Brmfld).... 7.40 4.30 240 Flying Cindy (117) Thomas 1-1 voluntary (due lo impart and torque) that strains the exten- Wnol A Partner (Mltcli) 4.40 3.M FomlTy Conference (117) Thomai I 1 Rtyicctrd Cai VH give me a rMtlae U be tolltwrd? Sailor* Imp (WcCouiey).4.10 3.K> 2.60 Becky i Honey (Suorei) 4.00 PnillPriilly Dendro (117) Petrel 15-1 A simple one has been recommended by Arthur Jones. Ihe sors. Witness Little League pitchers or indeed pitchers any- Domenoc (Aviicil 1.40 7.40 7 - Diaklig Native, Flylig 7th - 1M»11 VOl Cltnf; 4 P. worltiy Wond«r (1171 Brumtltld , . All Sunihlne (Nemiti) S.40 inventor of the Nautilds system of muscle building This con- where It is Ihe curve ball and us wrist action that ciuse the Art Buckland(Samyn) . 11.60 4 W 1.40 Tetroqulno (MSI NB (lady, Kastcra Ruler Dally OevM* HI) MM Patron Fair (Wilton) 7,40 5.30 OvertureOn (M7| Perret sists of palmsup, palms-down curls with a barbell And prn- elbow problems Inflelders and outfielders who lay the ball in Kulmba (Tanner) 4.00 I — Nervous Imp, HI Beralce, ird - MM, 1 YP A UP; Clmf; I M 1/14 natloh-suplnatlon (palms-down, palmsup) wrist rotation ex- there have no trouble Nor do hitters They usr two hands lo King Htrod (Edwortfl)... 4.40 3.00 3.00 IlKt* (1-4) U 44 Milt Speculoilna 11OTI McCauley Overtare Oa IM - lt,*M, 1 VP A UP; Alw; S P. T«n. ercise with a one-end loaded dumbbell handle stabilize Ihe wnsl action Two-handed forehands and back- Natural Storm tOlhtnaayc) ... 10.40 *.M WhiillfrwCynthio (111) NB • - Btracaa, Caal C»e«, Rule Appeal (Thomoi) S.00 Banian (MocBeth) 7.20 4.M 3 00 Cyn Ci Maid (117) Miceil hands should therefor* minlmlw wrists action and wtikMM Don't Be Loll Jim (Dtihunyt) 4.H 3.M Gimme A Break Another routine would be to carry a tennis ball with you lMCt« (7-4) HIM in the Swing (Soumell) 4.40 Pretlaisic ('ill! Brumlield' '. lo use in Ihe car or office Unp the ball tightly for a counts of (by doubling Ihe effective resistance to increased stress)'In 4M - 4,tM; > YO * UP; F*M; Clmf, 6 Mo| Motby (111) Dowd BEST BET: Sweet Patrice P. Ml - 7,fM; I YO A UP; P4M; Clmf; I Gimme A Break (1II) Mic*ti six elephants. Relax. Repeal ten times Do Ihe same only this regard II Is possible that a suable wrist band either in Plat Doll (Wllion) »H 440 ) U MTwrl Glnoi Fighter (1U) Nemttl <»rd> TMOI Girl (Soumell) 1.20 3 20 Donno'i Story (Olhuwyel.4.00 4.00 2.40 LltlliGreg (113) McCouley palmar flex the hand on the wrist, using Ihe other hand lo get leather (Belhom) or elastic might also be of help If only lo Brldgey Babe (Aguilera) 5.00 Melodoy at Holme (Skinner)....7.40 4J0 Cool Coco (111) NB Yesterday's Wlaaen: Car- Shepherd't Pie (Borrero) .4.20 Borochu (111) So'omone maximum flexion. Hold for six elephants Relax Repeat for remind us we must immobilize Ihe wrist Sth - 7MH; 3 YO Fll; Clmf; 4 P. Alvln Schrogl* (Hit Soumtll jam (1I.M); Art Buckl.nd Beitle Bedlam (Dowd)...10,40 5.00 3.40 Cannonbflll Jot (11I> Skinner ten times Do the same only dorsi-flex the hand (bend it back- Htw aftra is all these •easirct full aid sargtry It Momocora (Somyn) 3.30 4.00 Brolny (109) Gomel . . (1J.H); Doaaa's Story (I.N) ward). IIIIIIIHIIIHIIIMimiMIIIIHMII Will I aecd uy addition! exerrltes? There is general agreement, both here snd In England, General strengthening of Ihe shoulder, arm and forearm lhat about 5 per cent of tennis elbows come to surgery. It is worthwhile. Six to ten chinups done slowly (six elephants should be noted lhat such operations art followed by a very Meadowlands Tonight up, six elephants down) in the morning and night will do for slow convalescence - lit — Pacicee. ClolmlnClaiminaf ti.li}},••*i »uip » ShoShad HonoutHanovert {C,aa\\nrrii\(Gogilbrdi). in i Torpori Mlrlom (Ferrlero) 11'1 SIOSiopHoppD Hoooyv (Gllmour(Gilmour)l . Jonathon Hanover (Gllmour Tuckohoti Lody

Freehold Entries Tomorrow BEACON PRESENTATIONS — Beacon Hill Court- dlelown, took "C" honors, while Ken Barthold, lit- Pace IMti.sw jacjlMIMM third from left, won In "E." Ken Luker, third from Ird - Tret 1 M Sugar Master (Piegel&ecki .. try Club golf pro Don Lux, left, presents awards to Wii Dream (Morris) RebRoy (Flllon) v .11 Buckeye Emil (No driver) Ruby Tor (Proclno) 17 MTsTI*h(KtngJr). Hardy Heels (Monlegna) flight winners In the men's divisions. Cecil Sugar- right, Mlddletown, won In "F" and Vlnce Rettlno, Farm Nibble (Abbotltllo) Lody Marge (Consol) RlchGItt (PolmlerU Overshot (Inferdonate) Aunt Verno (Smith Jr)... . P A Princes* (OodtO). - i*M~PBcelMii.«e« man, Rumson, right, accepts his award as the club second from right, Atlantic Highlands, captured John Bee N (No driver) OG Don (Gower Jr) Wyncresl Dlone (Kelly) Gold Trick (Glnesll 31 champion. Alex DeSantls, second from left, Mid- the "A" Fflght title. Collins A O (Bresnanan) Mlgtity Dona (Puma) Cormlk (Kelly) Moynord Direct (Flllon) i Kllly Baby IMella) Biythe Melody (Porolarl). Boss Allen (Morono) t! 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II Dork Damsel IMornssol n 2nd-Trot lMi4BtT3:IB.I Aphrodite Cretl (Poquelr 2 10 Gwtn Marie Twck (Tele) 10 i Top Me (Consol) it LOS ANGELES (AP) - In- TTroceytGtr l (ButlerB ) 701 Steody Margin (Burton) said Torn Lyss (P)cord) i.» 3.403 00 IMCM IN) 1J 44 li Rtd Ooks Broody (Kelly) 3 20 7.40 Blue Reprive (HolHngtworth 70 1 Love Child (Campbell) ii terleague trade officially ends Later, he said Ihe Rams Touch of Glory (Brtwonon) Billy Ooppl* (No driver) 70 1 Pepper Com (BuKeri JO 1 •M - Pace IMl.m TIM R V Direct (No driver | Wednesday and Coach Chuck would not give up the player Eiacfa(M) 11.41 Logon Charm (Brinohon).a W 4.N 5 00 SM - Pate 1 M .1,7M Knox of t]]e_Los Angeles Rams RACING NOW thru NOV. n Doily DaaMe (in INN Ml Bobu (King Jr ) 24 20 M.tf A G Romeo (Poquel) 1 1 personnel asked by Buffalo Ird — Pace IM i,Mt T 1:17.1 Con Tor Pat (Benlmeti) , ^11.40 Horoldi Aggi* (Morki) 73 figures iSjteam will be without "A trade would be advan MONMOUTH PARK Oceinport, HJ 2 mm horn Car din St fcwy, bit 105 AdlosDinero (Poquetl . 3*0 120 Proof Myer (Green) CiacM («-•) m *• Red Hot Keren (Huebschi 3 00 Sylllo Rip (Bovoti Jr i $ 1 0 J. Simpson but "we're going tageous in getting O J Simp- fill- PaceiM 1.44MT 1 M Selections Never Happen (Fuscol Silbon (Freck) • 1 9 Races Daily Tor Byrd (King Jr.) O.H 7 20 3.N 1 - Farm NKMe, Jeftis Bee M. OwsMI to be a solid, good football Jeflj (Ungar) • l son. "Knox commented 1st Race 2 PM Eiacta O-l) 11.41 PeieOuinion (Fillon) ]U 3 00 I - stak R»y. La«y Mara*. Aawt Varna Mitt Willy Widow (Sutler) 10 1 Ample Parking 4tti-P*celMI,MITl M l Cr*ot Chuck (Totone Jr ) S 70 > - H Ts Th», P * PrksKtu, Rtcfc OH1 team." uMIII tl *9I ft LoboWorrior IProclrw) M 1 Even without (J J . Knox DontCallMe (GMgherl .41.4022 40 l?00 4 - i«4MMiy DMCir, ••left, AraiMC IUCM (41) MM Victorlout Jenny (Sopienioi »1 Knox made it clear to news- Lucky Rogue (Flllon) . 3 60 I 60 Brack finds himself unable lo name lam — a«c« IM MM T in Cape Linden (Primokl 20 1 Klngttsner (Bretnahonl 3.00 i - Srtfit «lp. * O Rewm, HareMs A men Tuesday that he didn't Loorei Noble (Kerty).... 2.10 2.30 I 40 V his starters at running back EXACTASTRIFECTA DAILY DOUBLE Eiacte (4-3) tU.tt Prep Almohur.l (Cote) 1 M ? 60 4M - Trat IM si,tat I - II >Mca», i M A»e4(e, Lady VahKle think the former Southern Cali- Im — Pact IM i,l»i T I.II.J Conieno Ah (Sorrieromol t 40 EiSlicor(Prociono) 7 - Tarcala Fr»»t. Da***. Twieda. Le Albuquerque O I Doncer Jr) 3.00 140 JM Apollo (Lomb) fornia Heisman Trophy winner rada 1.40 |MCM Awove (AnoStrstm) MUVUT Beawtttv) Star (Meiiol S BEVERAGE BARN St Ai iGto SHREWSBURY. N J WB3NESTMY. SEPTEMBER 8.1(76 Way, Werner score at Fort; McGuire, Cunningham victorious Mr* Kay Wiy and Mrs Mrs. Carol Borowka and vance of the main training ItibcUe Werner registered a Mrs. Lucy Marra took the camp The camp will run for better ball icore ol M yes- lead after the first round of one week and include two ex- terday to win the lK-hole l\ play in Bamm Hollow's It- hibition games. The Rangers hole member tournament SportsU arid Monmouth member golf lour main camp will start Sept. IS •ament. Mn. Virginia Cor with a better ball score of W and continue for three weeks derman and Mrs. Ruth Shad- Mrs. Nancy Jeroloman and Mrs. Ann Connell, were tied Four Philadelphia Flyers' ow tied Mrs Dot Eichvalds deadline for application.'Con- Perlmutter was second and players charged during the aid Mn. Anjie DeGraff (or for second with 70 with Mrs tact Mrs Agnes RadcUffe at John Douglas, third. Robbie,. Betty Wimple and Mrs. Bea Stanley Cup playoffs last second with a 18 Mn. Dot MAECOM headquarters for Brodsky was first in 420s April were remanded in pro- Vtgneault was nearest to the Lawrence. Mrs. Marge House information. and'Jamie Harris was third and Mrs. Audrey Gauss were vincial court yesterday to pin on the seventh hole SAILING Jeff Jacoby won Wood Pussy Sept. 21 to have a date set for third with 71. Wally Maginin was second Janet McGuire took the Leighton Waters was the trial. Defenseman Joe Watson TENNIS only sailor to score two wins and Lee Adamson, third Jock and forwards Don Saleski and member hall ol the Beacon West was second in Sand HU1 nine hole member-guest The Harold Potter Tennis in the Shrewsbury Sailing and Mel Bridgman face a total of Yacht Club Labor Day Re- erllngs and Doug Stives, tournament Flo Cunningham Classic will begin Sept 18 at nine charges in connection gatta third. was the guest champion. Sue the Little Silver Racquet with incidents during an NHL McGraw was second in the Club Men's doubles are Sept Waters scored victories in The Fort Yacht Club of game against the Toronto member division, Phyllis Wil- 18 and II Men's singles will the Blue Jay and Sanderling Oceanport held its annual Ted Maple Leafs on April I. For- divisions. Crick Lloyd had a son was third and Marilyn be held Sept 25 and it Con- Parson's Memorial Predicted ward Bob Kelly was charged pair of seconds in Laser and Log last week. Albert Barthold, fourth In guest di- tact Little Silver Racquet following a game April 22. Club for an application 420s Niehaus was awarded the Ted vision, Norma Rush was sec- TENNIS Reservations for Mon- Paul Van Cleve won La- Parsons' trophy. Charles ond, Betsy Koch, third, and Jacelon was second and Ralf Dr. Renee Richards, the Barbara Ralferty, fourth Dot mouth Adult Education Com- sers with Dave Whittle third. transsexual opthalmologist, O'Day division went to Bill Barmann, third. Rallerty won chip ins, and mission tennis lessons are has filed an entry with the Waggoneer. Bill Barrett was Rush took low putts. being taken at the Little Sil- BOCKEY Women's Tennis Association second and Chuck Rose, SPOILS OF VICTORY — Mrs. Doris Rudnick of Keyport, winner of the No In the Old Orchard ver Racquet Club. Courses Thirty-four players will so that she might play on the third. Chris Peacock was sec- report today when the New veslnk Country Club ladles' Golf Championship displays her first place Sweepstakes tournament, are designed for beginners, women's tour this fall and advanced beginners and inter- ond in Blue Jay and Chez York Rangers open their trophy with some assistance from club pro Gordon Leslie. Runner-up, Mrs. Mrs Robert Meyer won the winter. Dr. Richards, for- mediate players and include Constanzo, third. Dave Millar rookie-tryout camp at Pointe Tammie Wynne of Little Silver, looks on. A flight with a 74 Mrs Mar merly Dr. Richard Raskind, groups of compatable players took Turnabouts with Dan Claire Arena, Point Claire, is taking a one-year leave of garite Baker was the B flight Constanzo second and Tom Quebec It is the first time in in each group. Classes begin absence from her job to play Richards crossed out the sec- Dr. Richards has a legal suit of that suit may be influenced champ with a 71. Mrs. An- Oct. 4 for one hour per week Waters, third, Hank Mllten Ranger history they have competitive tennis On the tion calling for evidence to pending against the U.S. Ten- by the result of her bid to join thony RUici was second with for six weeks. Sept. 20 is the berger won Comets Tom conducted the camp in ad- a 7! and won chip ins. WTA application form. Dr. the WTA that she is a woman. nis Association and the status the female tour. House to hear baseball pace age systems answer WASHINGTON (AP) - Baseball's exclusion from the lederal antitrust laws will come under close inspection this month when the Select House Committee on Profes- sional Sports begins Its sec your communications needs. ond series of hearings. Chairman B.F. Sisk, 1)-Ca- lif., has set aside lour days to Business telephones have come a long way in the features that make the telephone work a lot harder hear from Justice Depart ment anti-trust officials, Com past few years. Solid-state, space age technologies than ever before to help you solve business missioner Bowie Kuhn, the president of the American have given birth to new generations of business com- problems. Here's just a taste of what's new from and National Leagues, Lee MacPhail and Chub Feeney, munications systems... loaded with innovative New Jersey Bell: and some baseball owners on how the game would be af- fected If the sport were cov- ered by antitrust laws. The Justice Department of fidals will testify Sept 16 while the baseball executives Com Key Service. The Transaction Phone and other antitrust witnesses The business "push-button" telephones that do.just about . A Imagine! A phone that works with computers to M will be heard Sept 21-23. everything but take coffee breaks (like provide your provide an instant check on credit card •• • Sisk said eight days of hear- customers with music on hold; let you set up your own purchases. A real boon to retail and " ings, scheduled over the next instant conference calls). A family of small arid three weeks, will begin to- financial businesses. It also morrow with Charles H Mo medium-sized communications systems designed, to functions as a "normal" business rin and James R. Rttche, meet the needs of many *""""> V telephone. chairman and executive di- different businesses. rector, respectively, of the National Gambling Commis- sion scheduled as witnesses. Sisk said the hearings in September are being held primarily to review problems facing professional sports and the federal laws under which they operate. The committee intends to study seven major areas — gambling, communications, safety, immigration, labor- management, tax treatment and antitrust The Select committee was created last June after base- ball owners refused to expand to put a team in the nation's capital which has been with- out a club since (he Washing- ton Senators were moved to Texas by Bob Short in 1(71 Sisk, who headed an ad hoc The Dataspeed 40 The Touch-a-maticf Telephone. legislative committee which 1 Simple programming allows this remarkable phone to attempted to return baseball Data Terminal. to Washington, has made it "remember" up to 31 local and long distance phone numbers. It talks to computers and other data terminals. clear that he will use the Calling any of those numbers is as easy as pushing a button. sports panel to pressure base- Easy preparation and editing of text. Information Business people who frequently call regular customers ball officials to put a team in is displayed on a CRT where it can be easily and suppliers, and middle and top management people Washington. changed, using simple controls. Modular design will find the Touch-a-matic phone to be a welcome and Though the 13 member lets you select the capabilities you need and hard-working business partner. committee can not create leg- add others later. islation, it can make a report to the House and propose leg- islative recommendations.

On Aug. 10, four members A new payment option. of the committee urged that In addition to the traditional way of billing for telephone legislation be enacted to re- equipment, New Jersey Bell now offers New Jersey businesses move major league baseball's a choice of payment plans for most of our newest systems. exemption from federal anti- trust laws For example, if you'd like to pay off more of your costs during Baseball Is the only profes- the first several years your new system is installed, and then sional sport with antitrust Im- pay a lower rate from that point on, we have the plan for you. munity, having received its Ask us about the choices we offer. special status in 1921 from a Supreme Court decision that held baseball was a sport And remember, we offer a complete evaluation of your rather than a business. That present communications system, ..any time you want it. decision has twice been reaf- firmed, with the high court To find out more about what's new in modern business saying if Congress wants to phone systems, ask us. Just call an Account Representative change It, legislation should at your Telephone Business Service Center. be enacted. Let's talk 4 DAYS Business New Jersey Bel

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Hwy U Eolorrtown 542 5500 NURSES ft will send you to school for Iwo Ttfit OVII Povm*«i1t lupaogr rock, low mlltoat, original • ptrltnctd RN S, ftt-Hmt. weeks, expenses paid, train you In Ihe owntr AiklngUlU CoilMIOJIJ MUSTANG 19*4 - Rtd, Twodoor it .hlflt, for ER. ICU, CCU. SRI Held, selling ond servicing titoblishect dan Automatic Irammlition Needi PCCU. IV Thtropy ond Medico! -xcounts. Over 50 Clean Used CHE VROLET 1974 - Two^toor, vinyl minor repairi $375 Coll 717 1723 bt Surgical Units, ExCtlienl salaries too, air condltionM Eactlltnt condi tw««n I ond 4 X Can bt Mtn at 130 Cars To Choose From. " eflts Age 21 or over lion Socrltlct Call »l 4J0S Main SI . Bellord High school or better 100% - 12 Month/12,000 CHEVROLET 1*64 - Convertible, »7 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Hove cor engine, power steering, brakes, auto MU5"TANG 1973 Ptrionntl Dtportmenl Mile Warranty Avallabl malic, looks ond runs good. 71,000 Ambitious mlltl ISM 717•»». VEHTlfl . jWtr ttttf ing. • Oesirt to succttd (Jn Most Models. • Guaranteed income to ifart powtr brokei, outomallc. 13000 Call An Equol Opportunity Employe CHEVY N6VA N 1*64 ^~Aulomo1lc~ (M/W) No Credit Oood condition 1250 or Mil offtr Call 747-O4H afitf 4 p m Call for appointment 747414* NOVA SS 19M - 327, lour tpttd. 411 NURSERSES SLPN- LPNS -S FullW porrtlmp . Mr. F. Getz Applications Refused! od storting talory plus company CHEVY VEGA GT 1974 - Eactl._... —I rtar Fully f" Goi For Quick Credit OK 2437 onytlme bfi nefits Apply In ptrson, G'««" Tues.-hurs.,9-6p.m. condition, 24.000 mlltt 12200 544 9470 ove Convoleictnt Ctnltr, Green Call Otttf i 30 NOVA 1972 - SIM cylindtr. automatic, Grov'tRVond Rtl 6644, NtptuntNptune. 264-2400 power itetring, oood condition Coll 4. Motorcycles SI.Htlp Wonted RT CHEVY VEGA 1971 - Good condilio 2. Autos For Sale ii. Help Wonted NURSES RN S - Full or port Mi Atklifl 11100 747 1M7 * "^ 1*75 SUZUKI TMJ00 — Oirl Dike, 14 Good starting salory plus compi 7»l JOMotttr • 30 p m. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Super 229-3313 NOVA 1*72 - Three s»pee, d Good condition. milling r __ bt net 111 Apply in ptrson. Green SALES - Port time and full lime, no Mfvtct. DOWNES PONTIAC. 61 Low COUNTER HELP al consumtr service company ALL AMERICAN IN( CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1*6 MS0 or besl oiler Hoiliei l tf Moln SI . Matowan SM27W 391-4920otter Sp.m. pony benefits Apply in peri.. _ Grovt Convalescent Center. Green looking tor icveral experienced sales Hwy »1 Btdlt Rd Hailt Green Four door 41,300 original Experience preferred bul not nee Electro Impulse. Inc , M6 Chctlnut St . Grove Rd and R1 66, Ntptunt. mlltl Air conditioning. AM FM I THUNDERBIRD 1967 - 190 en Red Bank An equal opportunity em personons ExExcellenc t earning potential NOVA 117* - Hatchback SIM cylinder 5 Auto Services/Ports sory. for light counter work Go OFFICE ASSISTANT - To tyt doctor 591 1760 troth, oir shocks 1700 2fl 1*69. Power ilttrlng, power brakes, oulo oil DOwer, oir conditioning, ntw toll 591 1760 AMC MATADOR 1*74 — Two doo starting hourly wage plus tips Ho live days, need bright, reliable, per CHRVSLER NEWPORT 1*71 - Four mafic. 30,000 miles 12400 Call 717 47M system, needs little tody work MGB ENGINE - transmission. Iro illoble 12 midnight 4am Pold MACHINIST - Full or port-limt EH ion Will train Typing, rtltrtnctl SALESPERSON - Apply in person hardtop, tan. automatic, powtr sleer door hardtop Fully equipped 11100 or best offer Must sell 177 0047 tnd. livt wire wheels ing, wFtilewoKs, 14,400 orlglnol miles tons, holidays ond uniforms i ptrltnctd. Must work from blueprint! needed Solory open Reply Bo* W 79/ only. Dutch Maid Oonul Shop. Mon 717 39 J« 3*1-3475 mouth Moll Must ltd. Ntw car condition 5*4 tS2 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1*73 - ed Apply in person only, Frank, Coll 173 01S5!oroppo.ntmenl. Tht Dolly Register. Shrtwsbury, N.J TOYOTA 1972 ween hours, I am and 7 p.m. DU 07701 OTltr ip.m. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Fine condition Air, stereo, tfc. 70.000 SALESPERSON M/W - Exptrltnced mitts Nttd coin WtSO 171 IWt 7 Auto Insurance KIN DONUTS, 140 Broodwoy. W MAINTENANCE Good Tydings Card and Gift Shop, AUSfiTT MEALY" JOOTMK MI tt*i~^ Shrewsbury Avt. CORTINA Long Branch, N.J. OWNER OPERATORS Shrewsbury Plaio. 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m B*tt i.l'rr 1H4 — Good TV Wonltd. party who needs 100% flnanc AUTO INSURANCE MECHANIC 519 4554. oik for Roy. w-uaa ,M*S. ing, with no money down, on a 197 Lowtti rotes Free quotes Immedia OATA PROCESSOR weekdays. Coll 542-0554. COLLECTOR Call 747-3431 otter 6 p.m Toyota Cortina, automallc. 20,40 coverage by phone. 131-WI High School DP Center Expeneni immediate full tlmt position Generol IMW 1172 - Mod*! 700). lour«petd mlltl. 114*5 Mony olhtr modtls I n working wllh attendance rtcor molnttnanct ond repair ol hardware, "SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS AM/FM, air. lunroot, 17.300 miles E 1943 IMPERIAL AUTO INSURANCE DFFFICULTIE, Mint condition 79I-33H OLDSMOBILE FI5 1M1 - VI, auto choose from For quick ciedil O K schtduling ond related school repor mtchanlcal/tlectrlcal syslems and U.45 ptr hour. 717-1179 lellenl condition 1J4O0 7W Mil. mot It, power tlttrlng, AM/FM, 54.000 coll OASIS MOTORS at (701) 721 7100 — Call John Cook, wtll gtt it for yo Apply Assistant Superintendent. 6 W equipmenl ond minor carpentry work CORvTfTE~CONVERTIlLE I9M - S429133 SCHOOL MEDIA TECHNICIAN BMW 2001 41$ — •tint, »tick ihifi milti. likt ntw. 1*00 142 7355 eve End Court. Long Bronch or 779 §00 (Fulltime)ull-time). Experienced In repair out, (unroot, AM/FM Itrto radto/tlghf Eictlltnt condition, fully loaded, TR1 1*59 — Ntw top. windows, rod qual opportunlliremployer { Muit hove ot least two ytan related proieclorsotectors., tape rtcordtrsrecorders., etcc Apply many tRtroi. Coll Vlnct, Front St all. t«hauit, rings, valves, ilartt Irock MW0 4)1 7 (IFMI HW Million wogon aulunml DENTALTlSISTANT - RECE experience, own tools, and valid driv- PART TIME CASHIER - Afitrnooni, . slstonI I „t• Superintendentt , 4 West End Cntvron. Rtd Bank. 142 4JIJ Ic transmission, radio, Tow mileage Good body 11700. 741 447) or 717 771 ers license. Muit also have Black Seal urt, Long Branch of 239 1003 An Ask tor Gill TIONIST - Middietown Exptnenc ont night ond Saturdays Call Courl CORV/ETTE CONVERTIBLE 1971~^ (2100 Moy bt Ittn ol Boyshore Su some typing. X-ray ctrtlficatlon p Ft Llctnit. CLOTHES CLOSET, 113 1504. Alfc for equaual opportunity tmploytr (M/F). Etttlltnt condition, fullv loaded, loco. Rt. IS, Ktyport 244 9177 IRUIMPM 01 /, )949 - Looks an HI 671 2373 Debbie . runs good 11050. 14.6* ptr hour, plus liberal benefits, SECRETARY •UHLER & BITTER INC "INTO SQUIRE~WAGON1973 -Auto 747-2901 CENTAL HYGlENIST — Wi days paid vacations ond holiday* Call Per wtlc. oir. luggage rock, radio Clean 10 Wanted Automotive immediate opening lor skilled set re Plymouth Chrysler MG Jooix •ek in prevention oriented Red Bo ionnel. 777 6600 tor Interview lory, wllh strong typing and ittno. lor 11*0 Hwy 3S Haflef IM $000 mClO engine, «?!» 732 6171 TWIN BORO MOTORS INC AUTO MECHANIC — Wanltco Ice Send resume to The Daily Reg 111 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD full-time position 8:30-5 p.m. Builness PINTO 1971 - Four tpttd Good con truck or van requiring mo|or repair ler. Box P-316. Shrewsbury, N school backaround deslroble Ex B uTCK ZENTUR V STATION* WAGON CREDIT PROBLEMS? RED BANK CALL 747 0 07701 MONMOUTH COL- PART-TIME I ATIN TEACHER 1 ditlon I7S0, Call alter 6pm M.-BJ77 1*73 — Air conditioning, power ifee No cflthf It you rt working, wt coft II For prlvalt school cellent working conditions and ben ing/brakes AM/FM radio Ml f>9> nonet ou No money down Paymenti 741-9)94 oft tr 4 p.m. VEGA 1971 - Automatic, rodlo. low JUNK CARS LEGE Call 542-4777 tilts Please call 566-32*6 mileage Good condition Gas sovtr DESIGNERS arranged to itilt your nttdi Mony PINTO 1971 Highest prices pai SECRETARY - Low firm. Asbury • UICK ELCCTRA 2M 1**3 - Fou 471-4714 PART-TIME New and Quality Ulld Can to chooir 1400 or belt otter, at Ii %H739 257r LAY-OUT MAINTENANCE WORK Pork. Good steno ond typing needed door stdon Powtr ilttrlng, paw from Call now tor tpttdtdy approval 5A41331 774-033™ brokti New tires Two mounted sno VOLKSWAGEN DUNE BUGGY 194 JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked MAINTENANCE HELP - Full time 17 110PER HOUR No opplkatlon rttttd 741 SISIMM. MMr — Four speespeedd, metallic purple wit Apply In person, Lab Diagnostlci. R~ tires Good running condition. 1200 PINTO 1974 - Twodoor Tires like 44 Central Ave.. Rtd Bonk CALL 659 3323 Frtdtrlcki cowivtrtlbl --" t to| 530, Morganvi SECRETARSEC Y - Startt part-timeport time, movmove Coll 1*1-0771 ntw. plus mounted mows AM'FM ro Call 741 1079 PC BOARDS Car necessary Please look for our i nlo full tlmt later Typing and sleno DATSUN MANAGER/MECHANIC - For gen under Business Opportunity Section • UK K SKY! AW* 1 dlo Autonallc 33.000 miles 13,000 or skills ntctsiaryy.. 747-7373. WASHINGTON AUTO SALES btlt offer 4*114*7 ofltr 4pm "TOP DOLLAR eral rental ctnltr. Must have knowl PART TIME - Ntwi article writer itll offtr 170 Brood St. Ktyporl VOLKSWAGEN 1941 - Squarebock SCHEMATICS edge of smoll engines, small tool elec SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Coll 74M46I PLY MO UTH GRAN FURY 197S - tor busy public relotions agency Mus DATSUN 1700 1*71 -~Eictiltnl cond i Station wagon Mint condition. Air. Coll 717 1322 tvtnlngs after 4 p.m FOR USED CARS tricot rtpolrs, ond ability to lokt WANTED - Also machine pressers LIPPIN MOTORCAR CO.. INC have feel for local political issues BUICK INI - Good condition. 1300 tlon 30 mpg Four ntw tires »179S Speed control Luggage rack. Nlnt oil day weekends DETAILERS charge Sone heavy work. Good start Write, giving background ond solan Exctlltnt working conditions, ti RI.3S Soyrtvlllt. N.J. 7171101 cellent earnings, steady all ytor-round rt Avt , East Keam Coll 747 3110 alter 4pm passenger Powtr steering, powtr Machine aid experience helpful ing salary Excellent fringe benefil requiremenls based on hourly rate, t< VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - Convertible program Including profit shoring Ap employment. All union benefit* Apply wttn * * to ii m brakts, tlvt new tire*, I5,*33 miles Good condition. 13S5 Boi R 21 J. The Dally Register DODGE iWlNftkK 1*7) — OtWt MC WANTED y In person. All Purpose Rentals, 191 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Century Sportswtar, 1*5 Warburfon Call Dick Bennett, 747-0717 Call 49S-IIM loct, Long Bronch. CADILLAC ELDORADO 1971 - Full ond or young pers n's cor. Green will A i mtd cart and trucks. Tap dollar poK Local Assignments Ktwmon Springs Rd . Shrewibury. equipped with txtrat Eiictllent condi vinyl roof, rodlo, air. powtr itttrini PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY 197S - VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Squareback OASIS MOTORS 1301)721-71 HIGH RATES!! PHARMACIST ond brakes, Only M49S Call 791 46* Hush resume and call MATERIAL HANDLERS N.J. registered, part-tlmt, for wtck SHEET METAL LAYOUT PERSON - lion Coll 141 4541 14500 Nine passenger station wagon Ex eiceilenl condition One owner. US0 ,mall shop, fabricating electrical os "trtp.m. ^ celltnt condition Low mlleoge Sacn 741 449V ends, S 9 p m Excellent salary, pleas Need Temporary Work? ant work atmosphere Rlvtrvlew Hos .emblltl, Minimum ont-ytar e* CAOOIAC: 1*73 coup't DVVILLE - DODGE 1*6' MONACO lice Call 471 4100 or 717 1477 Fully equipped with extras, cxcellti VOLKSWAGEN 1970 FASTBACK - ATLANTIC jllal. Personnel Department. 35 Union perlence Excellent company benetlls aood running condition 1150 Cai Apply In ptrson lo ELECTRO IM condition 11*00 747 7370 PLYMOUTH ROADRUhI NCR 19/0 Rodlo, lols ot mlltl. bul super runwng Design Co. it . Rtd Bank. N.J 07701 An ed.uaI op >472 jilt engine. 1 cor. tMtra mud and snow tires 165C OLSTEN portunily tmploytr (M/W). >ULSE INC.. 116 Chestnut SI , Red CADILLAC If/) - St< 37 William St. lank, N.J. An equal opportunity em DOOGE 1M9 CAMPER VAN SPORTS Itrs. side plp< Newark, N.J. 07103 MAN - AM/FM stereo, CB. llvt ittt PORTER WAXER M/W - Middle ployer IM/F). JMtrVp' PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER 1971 51 Help Wanted 12011 623 5864 INDUSTRIAL town arta. 6 a.m. lo 10 a.m. Ex odaidll > efrIgtrotor, sink, cloiel 1)300 slereo lape. Immoculatt . Must An equal opportunity employer jHORT ORDER COOK WANTED ~ dri peville wo hommocki. double bed DISHWASHER - Full Or port tlm pcrltnced only. 13.00 ptr hour (5141 CADILLAC 1*73 - $ hamper, 717 9351 flee 142 W0 after 5, 264-1671 ACT NOW" — Turn'ipare time Wt have work tor you-oll types Cai 139 1554. call collect LaShellda Mamie Experlenced. Full time, nights Call t spotless dinette » Rum and looki excellent ttl Bt a SANTA'S Oemonslra lenings. RUMRUNNER. is essential High pay Register tomor- 747-6191 or 7<7 1SI6 between 1 5 p.m. II newparl* Mu»l irt «/l }S*S PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1949 - 111 WALL LINCOLN MERCURY^ nance torn commissions up to 30S - O Sto Bright row Fringe benefili No ftt... Ni iNACKiBAR~ATTENOANT - Port VI, automatic, air, tinted glass, loui Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycomore . y and Gill Parly In •, EXPERIENCED — Class A mrctton contract. POSITIONS NOW OPEN FOR - Oht CAPRI 1971 - SlK-cyHndtr. tour OORf.MUS I OHH ntw tires, ntw botttry 1900 firm 344 Shrewibury. N.J. 747 5400 ime. Person must be reliable Some tpwd, HOO0 or best offer home ond earn FREE Gifts' Our muil know Ironl end alignment, w ,tock cletk and mattriol handler, one SALES-SERVICE PARTS 1564 betwttn* it m I p.m. Year! Coll or write SANTA 5 Por _ 0 two ytori experience; two elec- prior experience hetptul bul not ntces 5I114S4 TOD Vrtwioury Ave , Rtd Bank 7414000 WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL ooli. Call 191-1756. Hwy 9 Freeholi Avon, Conn 0600) Phone 1 (201) 67 ronlc aiitmbleri, ont to two years f APRI 1*73 V 6. SS.OOO miltt. SKMO FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE 3455 EXPERIENCED WELDER — To experience, one electronic technician, Callaftwr Sp.m VINE MOTOR CORP . Moplt Avt. PLYMOUTH 1974 pair steel containers . one fo two ytan experience: one qual- »1 11*0 Red Bonk 741 4570 Coll 264 1046 ty control Inspector, one to Iwo years ply ot Motio System .NELLINGANDSNELLING- DUSTER 3 Trucks and Trailers experience In electronics Audio vis Worid'S largest employmenl service. CAPRI 1f71 - 44.000 miles AM'FM 1974- 27^000 mlltl. Many Wonted, party who needs 100". llnan AMBITIOUS EXPERIENCED DRIVER - For go ordan PI.. Shrewsbury rod-all. Muit it*. HMO AMBITIOUS boot truck. ualLobs, 291 4400. 70 Brood SI., RtdBqnk. N.J. 747-1171 And willing to learn Opening tour ne 717 7*44 t Oi t Call 764-BO4* tWTfcHBOAROOPERATOR - Night locations. Wtverag will etrai I n you. 1175 t PROGRAMMER RPG II shin. 117 am Full tlmt. Long-term •CAPRI 1t74 - Fourcylindtr. tour FORD FALCON 1967 - Two door BLAZERS 1250 o wttk averagcat!e Income For pe EXPERIENCED CASHIER - imm Mechanic/Experienced growing 3/o/lis computer department Good opportunity ( Utl }i) «700 MMd, ytllow with block interior, rodi hardtop, Hi cylindtr, economical chooit irom For quick credit O K sonal Iti t! lately Apply In person, Long John call OASIS MOTORS at (301) 731-7100 equrti JR. PROGRAMMER wllh oTi.MiNrnllM IMOO firm 74H440 Looks, rum goodHM. 7414W 3 and 4 WHEEL DRIVES 671-6555 Ltd , 11 Beach Blvd.. Highlands Gasoline/Diesel one year experience In RPG II, tor di- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS POfl H)RI) I TD BROUGHAM 1973 - Two CIRCLE CHEVROLET : FULL TIME/COMPANY BENEFITS irst applications Please send re- PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1970 - 74MI3O ULL TIME POSITION - For still C. DOUGLAS ALAN door hardtop Ginger brown, oil pow and merchandising Must bt i sume, In confidence, with salory hit- G powt ti O CHEVROLET CHEYENNE 1*; ANTIQUE REFINISHER WANTED MIH BOAT WORKS ory and requirements lo Box L-395, MERCEOESBEN2 tr, air conditioned. AM FM tttrtc s 471- perienctd In lumber ana hardware i son to secure appointments for .. 100 Utsonpori Ave . Little SHv* U7 MV lope, opera windows Contintnta Automallc, powtr steering, (Hi Salary ond hours art optn trongly mollvoted Apply In per* MONMOUTH BEACH rhe Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. salespeople Experience preferred trunk. (1.600 miles, 131S0 Call T41 H BARRACUDA 1*66 — brafct*. air condliionlng, AM'FM radio 4713130 17701, An equol opportunity employer Soiary plus Coll 5*1 1700. CHEVtTIE 1*73 - Four doo- itdan MrlM l timbfl SMI «r iyhi 1ST* T wo-door hordtop Four very good condition 11700 717 5*54 ot MECHANIC WANTED - EK- M/W). Powtr steering, brokes. air. rodlo. oni t 4 »AlOL IN E STATION AITf NDA rlenctd Five doyi. Monday through owntr. mow lifts ttWO 747 W* ton aood running car 1290 PURCHASING CLERK - For male TELLERS FORD MAVERICK 1*70 - TwodMI Coll 142 33*4 - Full lime. Apply In ptrson, Shrei K Iday Must be obit to work on Amer- ATTENTION lal control, purchase expediting, etc Experienced or will train CHEVROLET BELAIft l*tl - vT il« cylinder, automatic: air, looks and CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1973 - C >ury E»«on Station. Rt 15, Shrei can and Fortign cars. Apply In per 10 Asking 13300 IVY HOUSE bury Clerical experience required E» Alert, personable Individuals, with automatic transmission, power ssteet r uns excellent Quick sole. 1750 741 tori, Rumson Exxon, 27 WtH River cellent company btnttlti. Call 741- 6271 PONTIAC CATALINA 1*71 - Blue 344 0364 Rd R previous banking or cashiering ex Ing Looks and runrut good 1550 Col with block vinyl root, oir conditioned NURSING HOME GENERAL HELP - Duties Inclt 0404. An equal opportunity employer lerlence Freehold, Matawan and 671 fill after 7 pp.m CHEVROLET I9M - DUMP TRUCK uttlng, folding, ironing, and pock<_ Nice condition, 41,000 miles. S145O. 717 MIDDLETOWN MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH- REAL ESTATE SALES - Llctnitdo'r short or eat. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1973 - Ml door ttdan. power iteering, power - Hydropic lift. Asking 13500 Ci ng In drapery work room, Good be NICIAN - Experienced Top salary. 741 375) tfltl. No experience necessary 9 licensed We have several openings roon, two-door, powtr itttf bfokti. brond new tires. 114,000 miles, 741 3401 before 5pm our Residential Sales Department A 1100 7713*1 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1971 - Blue APPLICATIONS NOW ACCEPTED 0021. mgi brakes, auiornoilc, olr. Sterei with white vinyl top. powtr steering DODGE 1949 PICKUP ~ SU cylindtr All shlfti RN s. LPN s. Nurses Aide MEDICAL OFFICE RECEP- Our three offices art Multiple Listing Call i4) 1414 or 741 »S0. powtr brakes, powtr windows, oir 57000 il 11000 Kitchen, Porters M/W- 1ENERAL OFFICE WORK - itro TIONIST/SECRETARY - Front of Members In Manmouth. Middlesex ana WAITER/WAITRESS - Experienced conditioning, AM/FM sltrto, tul No experience neceisory, will lr< ypist. smoll office, hotpltolliatio flee experience preferred, louT days Ocean Counties High commissions only. Apply In person, after 17 noon, irotlt'tharlng and other btntti FORD ECONOLINE 1941 - ReitO aspects patient care. Mr week, Rtd Bank area Reply Box md bonuses paid Call tor confidential West End Manor, 6S6 Ocean Avt . 7S.0OO -able condition (350 Equal opportunity employer. Inlt VrHe to Box L 394, The Daily Reg W 796. Tht Dolly Register. Shrews- nttrvlew BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Long Bronch. views 10 a.m.-4 p.m , Mon ihroug er. Shrewsbury. N J 07701. bury. N.J. 07701 ieollors, 566 1400, FORD 1963 STATION WAGON PONTIAC SIX 1966 — Automatic, po< Call 143 5291 otin 6 p.m. WAITRESSES/WAITERS— Ex- GUITAR MANUFACTURf U R CHEVROLET "tMPALA WAGON U7J Going tor I too-not Itn. tr steering Body, tires, ond battery In MEDICAL RECORDS A DM TV I S" REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Li< perienced. For part time banquet 6* 000 mini. aif. powir steering 'try QOOO condition. Motor rum AUTO MECHANIC - And motorcyc ei guitar repair person wltb h TRATOR - RRA needed to supervise ltd or unlicensed We hove an Coll 3*1 I10S ipening and will train tht right person work Top union woge. Coll 513-SIM good rubber, 11*00 TVi loll but needs work 11S0 Call 747 2690. h Mt b erid A rs fretting experience Good c newly renovattd medical records de- ~~FORO 1964 CUSTOM tunity Call 927 8400 for appoi partment ot 140 bed general hospital, n all phoiet ot residential and land WAITRESSES M/W - Musi Dt »« I HEVROI.E I MALlBU 1VAV Sl» PONTIAC VENTURATUSTOM7*73 SUBURBANS 1300 or besl offer mtnt. minimum of two ytan experience re- soles All replies held In strict ton teritnetd. Apply in person, Rex Diner, cylindtr, }S0, toJr door, automollc — Perfect condition Asking (7100. 74 Brookildt Avt . Keamburg 3 ond 4 WHEEL DRIVES quired. Must be familiar with dala pro idence TWINBROOKS REALTY. 671- M7Wtlt Front St., Rtd 6onk. powtr steedng powtr brokts. rum Phone 719 0491 CIRCLE CHEVROLET HAlRCUTTERS WANTED - E cessing systems (PAS or NJUP) and 6414 WATTRISSTS WANTED (M/Wt - S v*i v well Asking 15*5 141 1614 AVON HOUSEY PONTIAC PONTIAC 1*66 - Four door, excellent 741.3110 Enter the exciting world of beauly an hove knowledge ot PSRO legislation p.m.-l? mldnighl Experienced only ond requirement, Apply Personnel REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - Apply in person at Palace Diner. 45 CHEVROLET MALI6U CLASSIC W75 RTE 34 5417101 6ATONTOWN unning condition, good transportation TRUCK INSURANCE fragrance. Excellent earnings Mak We need several laittpeopie. licensed JET"5TAir 1944 OLOSMOBlLfc II - or, body needs some work 1250 717 your own hours Coll Mrs. Hommon HAIRDRESSER WANTED M/W Office, South Amboy Memoilol Hospi- Monmouth St.. Red Bank. Ask lor heod - Londau coupt. thrtespttd outomal Lowtit rotes Frtt quotes Immediate tal, 540 Bordenlown Ave., South Am ntlcenstd lo help us grow! Our ic Ironimliilon. poll rear Iractlon Twodooi. 47,000 miles, good condi coverage by phone. 53 lllll 717-6250 Bernlct'S Beouly Salon, 479 Pain office will bt opening on Hwy, 36 waitress Avt. Wtst Ktansburg, N.J. Come boy. An equal opportunity employer neovy duty luiptnuon. lull in. ion, 1350 Sb6 7473 evenings PONTIAC 1*71 - Three-seat wagon (M/W). i and wt nted a few ambitious i If urn HI lot ion, factory an tondilioiied WALK-IN VAN — 13'. 1971 Ii BARTENDER-BARMAID - E and dis WAITRESSES/WAITERS "^~~Musl be KARMANN GHIA 1973 Green Ont owner Superbly maintained Full notional S.000 milts, dual whi perirnce preferred, part time or fu >eople. Terrific opportunity Call II yean of ogt. Apply In person. llnttd glass, AM'FM stereo with an _ TE RAMBLER. 671 6141 HAIRDRESSER WANTED — Unit oday for o confidential intervltw and selte. rtoi defogger. bucktt *Mli. con vtrlible. low nlleooe EExctlltni t condi e air conditio oood tires. 11500 Con bt seen, rear o _ VARO JOHNSONS RESTAU Ion. Best offtr, 741 V910I 0 Eveming K Prown i. 13 Brood Si , Rtd Bonk hop in Marlboro oreo Top salary ind out how attractive our commis- RANT. Hwy. 35, Middletown sole, powtr fleering ana broke BARTENDER/BAR MAID -"Doysanc qualified person Call 591 1521 or 4 sions art. Ask for Mary Brucoto. maculottcondlldlliot n lijr 0 'I4J (Ml RITTENHOUSE 1967 FORD MON PICKUP - nights Full time and/or port-time Ap 070. iANOPEBBLE REALTY, 717-2400 WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Days and KARMANN GHIA 1*47 -~ Good condi LINCOLN MERCURY Inc. lorn cob. new paint Excellent rur , ("' I *640 Shrewsbury Ave. THE POU nighli Apply In ptrson MERMAID CHEVROLET STATION WAGON I*. Q HWV IS 77S 1SO0 OCEAN TWP USE. IELP WANTED — Sub shop, pi REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - — Automatu. loom and r vtry condition, U95 firm 7671437 otter 6 J DINER. Hwy. 16. Leonardo. manent position for responsible pe ._ loble Full lime only Jtan K. Irwln, Realtor good 1400 74UT» tlVIERA t*«7 - Powtr stttr P wv BE A SARAH COVENTRY — Foshio on Apply Joyce's Sub Shop, 615 Ni 142 4Its, ask (or Mrs. Irwln. WAITRESS M/W — Exptrltnced Ap ng brakes, air. AM'FM, eight track, show director, no investment, no deli ond efficient Five days. Monday CHEVROLET STATION WAGON - KITSON CHEVROLET CO 1*72 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK - mon Springs Rd . Llncroft. Please hrough Friday Send resume and ref- ply The Pour House. 640 Shrewsbury «y 34 Eotonio* our new steel radials 500s Red. black With poneled cap, many extras Very try Have Immediate openings for s pnone (.tills erences fo P 0 Box 117. Little Silver. Avt., Tlnton Foils IM4 Six cylindtr. 11 SO -Inyl lop Asking 19S0 Cull 291 9177 tpresentohves. full or part Hm< REAL ESTATE 74)-4030 S43 1000 deon Coll 4t.l 7671 N.J 07739. |7 Monager opportunities ovallable Fo HOSTESS - Receive 174 in toll cloth SEE A RUSSELL MAN ' — For tht SALESPEOPLE WANTED CHEVROLET VEGA - 1975. itatlon MARK II TOYOTA 1971 1974 FORD SUPER VAN - 300. oulo personal interview call 741-15*6 or 14 r 174 Have Beellne M/W — poi MEDICAL SECRETARY - Rtd Bank U00 Stick shift, lour door ... cor buys RUSSELL Oidsmobiie THE J MAFARA AGENCY. INC . IN _--op Housing Corp., In need ot a wagon, tour tyllndtf. automatic, paw malic, power steering Excellent >tore Stplembtr II. Call Terry, 7 area Port-time plus. Experience ntc- MIDDLETOWN. IS LOOKING FOR Codillac Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd . dition 13700- 164-7196 molniennce ptrson Mull have own tr ttttrlng Liht n*w Only ii.lll Rtd Bonk. 741-0*10. 3091 or Pauline. 4VSJ77I essory in typing and medical termino- THREE AMBITIOUS SALES- hand tools ond a generol knowledge of mlltl. »4fS TOWNE CHEVROLET, MAZDA 1*74 RX4 - Rotary i logy Send resume ond references to PEOPLE. COME LOOK INTO OUR plumbing, electricity, and carpentry Hwy IS. Mlddttlown^714TOO SH~RE~WSBURY~MOTOHSriNC P.O. Bo» 324. Holmdtl. N.J. 07733, ' on wogon Mint condition 4 Motorcycles NDIVIDUAL - To leorn outo a ADVERTISING PROGRAM AND Applications may be picked up and re .1 Now Mlchelm iittt re "Home Of The Bug tnerai glass node Company po COMMISSION SPLIT CALL FOR A rned to Alfred Vail Mutual Associ UOOO Coll 177 077* Shrewsbury Avt. 741-1500 BSA 1970 - 650 cc Good conditioi BEAUTICIANS WANTED - For bus MESSENGERS— U«* own cor and/or CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW 1 Autos For Sole Sllghty modified 1900 Hue Cross. Blue Shield. Ma|oi Med company vehicles, lor deliveries uiion. 17 Barker Ave . Srtrtwsburf snop. one par I time, one full-time Ca I. Hie insuronce. pennon fund, h Part-time work Hours varied Call for Township Attention S. McLean Solo MERCEDES IMI Cl ASSiC - l»0B 739 9511 737 4505 days or evenings J. MAFARA our door sedon. rebuilt engine, ne days and vocations. Atlantic Glo iterview oppolnlmenl, 143-0097 ry open No phone call*, A CAR? dil tir tt Cl 291-4140 BULTACO - Pursang Astro engine BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTQ o . 21 Maple Ave.. Rtd Bonk. AGENCY, INC. 3S0CC. flat trock or TT bike Good con — Full tlmt. Will train If holds opei NSURANCE OFFICE - Sttn 747-7050 WANTED TMER SIMCA 1M9 1304 ditlon Asking 1700 Will negotiate "" ator s license. Call Miss Spenct. 44: NEW CAREER? Ml Hi DRY COLONY PARK WAGON 1400 mull Salory commensurate with 349 RT 35 IDDLETOWN —'lenct Call 7I7-6MO o you want to change your present •72 - Air. oil power, stereo, eight Coll 74H7I5 estate position? Be trained by xmenger. roof rack, excellent condi CB HONDA 160 1974 - 2.600 nilei BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE MEN AND WOMEN STRAUt IUICK - 6PBL ~ Besl otter, Call ofter 5, . NSURANCE SECRETARY — Lor vmiury 31 Real Estate Academy Dis- coping and grounds maintenance ion 11595 Coll I42OT7 Apply In person, Marine Lumber Co 1ONGAR2ONE NU RSE R Y. Tinton NINE ACRES or New and Uwd Cars ' 741-U53 nsuronce Agency needs (tcrtta cover the linoncial advantages of be : Rt. 34, Woll, N.J. alls. Apply in ptrson after 4 p.m. ERC'URY COUGAR 1*70 —~lSi~tn~- «y IS 744 4000 Ktypori who Is familiar with all facets onglng to the lorgest reol estate orgo- >e Good condition. Musi s«n Ask BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY - agency work Minimum experience nnollon In the country Musi have STUOEBAKTR~WAGON~)9M - Slid- CYCLE INSURANCE ttal Estate License Call tor con tN AND LPN — Full tlmt ond parT i II100 Call 147 55*7 to 1 p.m.. Mon through Fn 11 pe wo years Call Mrs Whitman ol 71 e. II to 7 shitt For progressive ng rool. oulomatlc. s'» cylinder til rates. Free quotes Immediati U ideniial interview, Ccnury 31. Paul covtroge byphone ^•••^ hour Please tend written resume t sing Home In Freehold oreo For Needs work Some rust 10.000 miles TWIN LIGHTS TERRACE CON Irogor Agency, 794 Brood St. Shrews More Classified 2. Autos For Sale Asking 1400 Coll 741-9313. Mry 747 0231 rvlew. call 431-5317 between 10 ond HARLEY DAVIDSON 196S - 1200 DOMIN1UMS ASSOCIATED, P O JUNIOR on Next Page THE FINEST SELECTION - 01 nen . JII dress, txtra chrome Exceilen ion 433. Highlands, N.J. 07732. and used cars in Monmoulh County condition Call 291 0052. ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, pe it long established and growing Ovtr 100 olr conditioned ntw cors ir HONDA 175 Slock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC monenl position with established (irn rm. Muit have background i Shrewsbury Ave . New Shrewsbury 5000 milts. 1400 Aulomollve experience preferred wll lunting and bookkeeping Sen 741 4200 Coll 339 3707 a knowledge ot o trial balance Ei jme to Box W 790. The Daily f Per line, per day cellent company benefits ond workin tr, Shrtwsbury, N J. 07701 HONDA 3J0CL 1970 - Excellent condi conditions. For personal interview (lines os 2, Autos For Sole lion, two helmets, 1750 Phone before calf 747-0053 between 10 a.m ond ENNEL PERSON - Apply I 11 am or atttr * p m . 542 71*0 on, Combs Animal Hospital, based on 8 Day All VOLVOS ond Shrewsbury Ave . Shrewsbui irttdiott coverage or tru BOYS GIRLS - Morning newspape low as TOUGHEST ADIES MEN - Work ol home o loll tree HO »" 1114 oute may bt ovailoble in your neigh insertion 4-LETTIR WORD hone, tarn 175-150 weekly serv MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - RtO Ljstomers 3443344. OH WHEELS sonable raltl Grossinger and Heller SI 75 OVER DEALIR COST Agency. IS Wlkorf Pi . Red Bonk. 741 ANOSCAPERS ASSISTANT BUS DRIVERS - Van drivers, full me. phyilcollj MY MODEL LIMITED TIME OMLYI part-time Must have N.J. bus drive enst. Coll 391-3 icense Phone 717 1179. Doily and Sunday REGISTER EGAL SECRETARY — With ot << CAFETERIA AIDE - 2' > hour so day ee years experience required I J SO per hour Highlands Elemeniar days per week No Sots or legal SUZUKIliti - TS 50 cc. BscMt School. Highlands, N J 177-1476. w days Complete benetils-ltlt in< w Equol Opportunity Employ: ice. hospital not I on. sick leave Ge mtlts. Aiding 1250. Musi sell 344 3413 out yearly bonus and outstandin CLASSIFIED ADS SHORE MOTORS SUZUKI 1974 TS-IUL SIERRA - One CAFETERIA HELP ay scale Send reiume to Box C 31 ytor old, oood condition, low mileoge he Doily Register. Shrewsbury. N FULL AND PART-TIME '701. VOLVO — TRIUMPH Call 747 4927 atttr 5.10 p.n EATONTOWN AREA 6GAL SECRETARY - Some S YEAR/SO.OOO HUE WARRANTY Mom to 3 p,m ond 9 a m lo 1 p m Mon. through Fr i . sandwich and saloti TWMI0R0 MOTORS •Deration, some counter itrvlct lermanent position with food servic ull time. 747 3700 HWY 35 MANASQUAN 528-7500 mmmi^mUr MM company. Phone between l p m ond i taamlnotlon, 11-7 ihl 747-0040 TRIUMPH 1*70 - /SOce, good run i.m tor oppointmenl, Mr Kiass, 542 r condition. 421 Coll 944 4W1 Stl 5510 evenlnps offer 6 i CAR WASH HELP To: The Register, Shrewsbury, N. J. 07701 YAMAHA Counlry Sudstr Cor Wash MACHINIST - Experienced In stt-ut J1RCYCLE SERVICE. INC 1900 Hwy J5. Middletown - and operation of lathes, milling m i 171 W. Front SI. Red Bank »42OI77 hines, etc Stewart s Tool ond D Please place my classified ad for 8 days starting CLERICAL - Knowledge (hipping, i NEW 1976 FIAT 128 STANDARD 2 DOOR YAMAHA 197] - LT3M 100 Eactlltni voicing, typino required Full lime po Total coil St.40 month dott condition, nordly used 1335 or best ot mon. EatpnTown oreo Please col MACHINIST — Experienced, to ope ttf Musi sell 747-9514, 544 1700 tor oppoi t. ond set up all types of tool roo Mfg. List Prle* S3158 •xcludlng Tarn • MV F*M • • equipment, tor maintenance ot stam YAMAHA 350 1*74 CLERK TYPIST - Muit have t~ ng press dies South River f" Asking 1750 mience In general office Outlet. Good roduch, SM-7M7. George Reog 717 ftftl ypist Full time employment Apply i tfion Coli Anderson Bros Inc.. S) 3 Mechanic St , Red Bonk. 741 l. Help Wanted codo After 4 p m 291 1*01 3 lin«iS1.05 II mortjpoc.il nwdtd. attath pap«r 1973 KAWASAKI - 750. liny bar, iOOK — Days or nights Experienced About 34 Ittttn fit in on* lint, courting ipoctt bttwttn wordt at l«ttr. rock, two helmets. 1150 or wtll trom. Apply Tht Pour House. H4-7797 640 Shrewsbury Avt.. Tlnlon Foils SERVICE ' - Namt V~\ foymtnt 1976 KAWASAKI KH 100 - in perfect ROSS1NG GUARD APPLICATION condition Luogoot rock, cover Stil' - Now being received Inquire Little WRITER gndti wwrooty 700 milts. MS0 Col liver Police Dcpi i 4U Prospect A *<""•• Apt f-, „ 741 7I4S Holsey Pontiac has an opening lor a service writer * I Charg* MOTOR CORP. 10. Wanted Automotive 0. Wanted Automotive GM experience preferred ch> stot. LJ AR Benefits. For an interview 2'P TotahS appointment, call Val To- FIAT CASH PAID matno. 542-7805. Wl NOD USD CMS '50 PAID lor all complete full size Hoisey Pontioc WE WILL PAY American cars thai are junk THE REGISTER TOP PRICES Freeocfcuo Cal5422235 3S0 MAPI! AVI., RID BANK, N.J. 741-0570 TWMMOOK M. H. It—l»m Hi TOM'S FORD U Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I. 1176 23 DIICMAN U/W - To wlr. cwttrel Nubbin clrculll In #'• WMlIU ArMol utlm j ONLY o»* urn* ATTRACTi [ - M*a»*« oHicMaf io CANOPY BEO - OUM White Twin U VCADOLD MAN - Callow araau sue Enchanting tUO parting Nee. alt. Maks watkand or part fW cvt IMW1 \eXtKAVA&AHCE 52 Baby Sitting !>£»••'»••»» Wlil do anything Coll U\ B* OWWtR - T^e» »adraaw> r intoftofw j p.mpm. COCKTAIL TABLE — Beautiful Mack Chid Cor* morble, 34 ' round Mahoaony 0Nil!Lt PEHiON - T. en atNtt Pttane Nw aa9o.it or s*owim « Mf im«it. two or www dan I MM in ., COLONIAL - Con»oU W. W. Ii mnn my IXHM Own lronw»notlon (MlrM celient condition Me-MWj FAiRHAvEN • f«etie«l store *> ot mi urn mewurt m» w tium f torn and* EftatNwt orRaM COLOR TV - It" G.E , consolttte Call Ml >>*» S3 DomtttlC Htlp with doors, taceiient condlllon. DM .'•I.I! sto'i Mir UWM* 41 Business firm Refilgerotor IS Cu ft . modern, COMPANION - For elderly man US firm Both priced for quick sale Hwy M |lie Hi Wit Free room and boord For Detail* can. Opportuunities Air conditioner, $000 BTU. 140 Coll M3 nn otttf i p-w. u*nn ATTRACTIVRACTIVE TTWl O *AV GAS STA WONMQUlH Nil I 5 HIGHLANDS LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPING AND TION FOR LEASE - H MEMOHIAL CHILD CARE — MuM be proficient in COMBINATION - Cocktail table and aNrr vKrw oatteny € ••in * ""wood IHW »».»SI«« »«w •— N> *v PARKWAY. LONG BRANCH CALL boakcrn*. MO By oppomlmtni omv. Miiimtxi with bor No sets UM W ••ii'n. ftMM ttm «M. Owmrt HOI* oreos Tmniportotton a mutt 741 III' LOCONnf 79A S Driven license o plu» Good pay Two Aw*** WeMTfrent c»mr«tfC.Ol rfflgrnM I* f MIM Larjf M QwW davi of* Coll Sot.. Son.. Mon., or eve SlrMl tJlW TAUL f |OV» •«• CONTEMPORARY - DinetteVntTcT IC lone lone informa^o* •* lo. U< lUt rTintfi otter I, m-0310. Holrr.de) oreo FLOWER WORLD lonlol dining room set Socntice ondt ••revfh H«4i, < e Hr Mat Join a nationwide system of tior I M) 7111 71. Merchandise 84. Merchandise 101. Ayortmttitt WANTED - Par ton to cook and urvt ptont ond glttshops os on owner ope> 7). Merchandise s iuitaaie it rttHlemte. 1MB ner in prlvgle home four day. a otor or multiple unit licensee. Write COUCH — Flowered slipcover, cotiee For Sale For Sole Wanted 774 1 t1*47 COLONIAL tk Call 791 SMI. d Include your phone number. or tablt, end table, formco topi, SSS 747 AAAAAAAA NCW BUHOING - m bock at lar.- 307, otter S 30 pm i c» CALL TdLL FREE ANYTIME- trt guaior I lUUiDAlt UNWANTED ANTiQUf S, m Foir Mo.e* 440 tq h II*» a FARMHOUSE 54 Situations Wonted >-BOB 811 7700, EM IIS COUCH - tt Troditlonol Light Blue U) 0400 JtWtLftY RUGS FOR CASH BANK - Hiverfronl CPAfe* Cil >47 4*14 l« V JO Mower World of America 1 IM4. «m MMrlvr (V*at IMI . velvet l 1 years old Coll after J p m FAMILY AD INTERNATIONAL OAllMlES oy oie beiioeb m opartfnent with I 0« Rt s I KM so. It Oeportmcnt RBR. 37S. Pork Ave >• ot the NovesiAk ' Female 7I7-M37 10 Riverside Ave Red Bant N7 «»0 oeoutilui vie Nei' to Sipertiem t Pwnt Rl ll.Mtd- * *t kUI New York. NY 1003] 741 •)!• A 1 BABYSITTING - By cheerful CRAFTED HAND AND TOTE BAGS 3 LINES-5 DAYS Call L«rry KOtt TU 4-JM LOFT'S CANDY FRANCHISE - Mid ALL LIONEL TRAINS RED BANK - Threebedraam mw OFFif€ SPACI* AVAiL*BlC Nt. HOLMDEL mother, •« toother. homey core tor dletown Shopping Center. Middieiown - Children, and hoiien aprons, ei< TYPEWRITERS ADDING mocMnes your child in my home TtT-TO? <^!!v_Ch^«m« BlHs 173 leI3 top toih app'oisai fMMfJ ern kllcnen ond bath Near school building MOO %q n . will dlvidf to su>t Call between To and S M,*7l-*044 JUST $3.00 All motet new or used Guaranteed Avotioble Ju*y l>. UN pe< mohfh sit MINI-ESTATE low at US Sefpico I, tot Monmoulh AlViN STERLING VLVEH FLAT Una and OK condiliontng tncHrtedi BABYSITTING - Mother of two wish CRAFTSMAN - Table saw, tlM TV. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER WARE - Romantiquc pott ot com ul'htit* lot! after 7pm UJ4IM hiondt N j Con 171 1*44 Ttttt s#ra«1lf«f >onch on Cul eM sac LUNCHEONETTE - Excellent loco it Nt«> o*l street ha* beautiful intt^r • > •i pre-schooler weekdays Reason lion off Brood St , Red Bank Con Zenith color console. 12W Wail mir p'ete Also Royoi Dou'ton Lotfv r't RED IANK Three bed'oom* an i Neor Monmouth Medical Center ror, 30x41. 1)0 Tub enclosure, tlS NEEDOR USE WILL . mttw* l arae MvMf roam, llitl ****** attMJ Nf ventenf parking, well equipped Owner m ines 94* 1)U ing room, huge m OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT H*. 771 mi onxlout LAWLEY AGENCY, fttoiior. Commercial clom roke. Ul Anchors. UNPAINTED B, Mia*etewn MantWy Call Sieve roam, three bedroom*, two •«">*. US Glosidisploy case, I7S 944 334* or ANTIQUES - Anytning otd Fgim view UM monthi «Ma4emea*ace Graal awy N* U* m COMPETENT NURSES AIDE - D< Hwy IS and Navetlnk River Rq , Mid SELL FURNITURE »'1O>77 dletown, H\-tM. evenlngi »M01l 3f1W*tl tu<* (hmo glass don* leweirv rvgs ures to care lor lenlor couple or » Loraest stock on the jeM* W (K00 item Antique furniture tew»H y Sit rage Convenient lo shopping and IA: ver immediate coin lop donor t'onsportQtion Leote, security refer » 9am tolpm ning* Company will furnish troining. FAMILY AD WOOD CHIPS * sttna equipment and customers. You poy Available lor Merchan- No leaves or twigs 141 JIIJ ewes l)» pi00 sideboard Hi, wooden room dividers erything Rutcil t !S cent Front SI For appointment can 741 mi _tititn «llh ||.ni. i w'Hilv r«»m cense 13000 Classified Ads household and may not ex- IS each small aval table. HO tmail re Hi l»»f each m ne* maacro two level proles frt* IM !•• KtSPONSIBLE PERSON WIXI.I lei Coll Mr. Fuclw. 747 3700 ceed a sale price ol $100Ingerotor US Call 21117?* otlei 1 Hanoi bunding loea' location' At Red k«s*rri«i>l Inclft do gtntral houithtcplng. TWO-BAY SERVICE STATION - p.m PIANOS Bonk LincrotTlitl IB* Garden Slote dotly/wtokly. Rtfertncet, own tram per article. REO BANK » RlVf RUDE AVC UIHM Commuler parking lol Complete with as low as Besl prices otteied RiVlRVlCW TOWERS Parkway On i.lte parking utilities porlatlonWILL BABYSI. U6 3S9T ?- In my homo, chil- Price MUST be adver- WORKBENCHES - Sleti legs S7G Mrs Neiton M* 4211 ppiied e.tept elect' n oil diagnostic equipment and I eoch Formico lops. 4»l. .10 each Flu THE VERY FINEST IN CALL Ul IBM dren 7 S ytori of 00* tolddl.lown ventory 747 TO74 tised. Each additional line cant lights.'* \\. • til Wen so TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO LUXURY HIGH RISC oroo. HJ&il sow. ITS Pipe wrenches. 175 7)9 DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to Although w» are IMS occupied w« COMMUTER S SPECIAL 3 cents Jl.00. No copy changes Cosh DON PON S JEWELERS Win (•HI have a few select apartment* be RED BANK 0073 Buy t'orn private owners ond estate* «iddiet«wn New seven ro»m tawr may be made and no dis- coming available m the very near tu . B'ood Si Three smaie roam offices HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND lure One-bedroom opariments frerr available. r cendifiomng Rental at LOW COST air end heat, 14 nour door mon TV rates 'anae from HO per montt. to til* fore expiration. • ANTIQUE POOL lAOlE Three NflMRm Including mi ulHil-rt Mln PIRRARA vmiw piece slate, drop pockets Antique ob secuntv. twimming poo* towno ma nna oho underground parking Col im»m one veo* levse Coll owner Wai ML ^ P»«ii*f -Appfattar TO PLACE YOUR long morbie lop toble. 10«M . walnut let {immerer 1 Son >4l \\K or m DAILY REGISTER base Atier 6 p m So6 ?700 ____ .. 201 741 IM7 I AM K t ANSBURO B» ewnei SEA BRIGHT - Elegant and e Two b*dre*mt New eWCkic •»«*• FAMILY AD. CALL . . . 72 Garage/Yard Salei elusive designerlurnished )' i room *, in , ing »ti rveot Aiwmtnwm .NtMA tU.MB ANNUAL LAWN SALE - Fabrics, REGISTER ecutive suite Enioy a snort or long I) BAN* H RIVERSIDE AVE 7*" 4flM » 141 4*U __ furniture, recllners, chairs, odds and FAIR HAVt H Sept i *. iH Dot •1ARBOUR POINT BlVlRVifeW TOWIRS ends Little Silver Upholstery 542-1700 tmouth Ave . household items books 101 Apartments The Finest in Luiury High R••••••••••••••••••••• dining roam, te-miiy raam with »r* Toll Free from Iddlelown orea Keonsburg 10am lotpm ______ATLANTtC HIGHLANDS- Bosetttem Will alter totuit place and •*! bar Ma«v *win i«. 91 ______——__ Client P«rkln« Avoiioble GA?AGE~SALE - Septrmbf « '0 oporiment fui'v carpt'td ond paneled W«II N> wan carpet vr >thjmff parch ANTIQUES ALL PERIODS 671-9300 »e(»init •nlioriL* One montn secu"') TWO BEOBOOM APARTMI NT CALL BOB ClCCONE OweaiackU'ivW Ma MOnit-ioait Below New York Auction Prices variety ol itimi lOam lotpm 1 MATTRESSES - Full or twin. »19 HI Gordon Court. Port Monmouth Adults p-Herred 7*146)1 »77S per month Security required RUMSON FuimihiA oflit* Ceod INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES DANISH MODERN - One coffee riser, bun* bedt. with moilreites. Shrewtbury Arms Apartments 147 CLEAN ~ Atlroctively turriished parking low rent lull Mf.lCf *» * LORIOA CAlklNC Riverside Ave . (*ed Bonk, 747-oJOO table, two hexigon end tablet, oil wood toto beds, 199 Dlnelle. U0 4»S-007Jot apartmenl, suitobie one rt )j MAUlNGfR AOBNCV HI ANTIQUES - A"wlde~»eTectio^oTiur- Horoge .pace inside, 1125 946 3517 terl En Naw is the time to awv 'or the future boy * ond girl i bedspread*, gift itemi. sponsifile prr*on Reference* 7414MII homat au«Hciet and apartments We nlture and accessories for every room EATON1OWN two bedroom go- TWO BEDROOM - Living room win '*nt it fa* »ay M*M»I »a*» are r*o»y In your home The Bedcteod.^M-liK). DELI MEAT CASE - 4 , one year old. MATTRESS AND iOX SPRING - lea cart. IT toble. clolhes Fri . Sal , 10 STORE FOR RFNt i*O0 t« ft ne-t two Berkel meat slicerj, tables and Full slie. e«cellent condition, tSO tor to 4, SComanche Orlvt. otl Chapel Hg Center IWHWc 11)4)04- AQUARIUM - 30 gallon set up. InDESKS, FILES, tobies, chairs, adding 471 mi convertible den. colossal closets. original carton, has everything In 0. 11. Frl . Si o wall carpeting From 1740 A machines, typewriters, office equip elloneout Hems our room apartment eluding sland, 130. 536^543! menl, etc. at bargain prices New oi Arm* IHAveryAve 779 44*0 110 Wanted To Rent way 7*4 07*1 or Ri 0BO9 WEftJ END I QNG BRANCH V BABY GRAND PIANO - Hordman used AAC DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt -OWNERS LANDlOROS - Sot iwobedroom heat paid dresser. Arnoire, king Hie bed with tiettr C, air tond t.onetl a tlor jgh 131S , Holoolnt, • nilrr Ifll MOVING - Musi sell, couch with W)RTH~SVLE - Sept 9. 10 il FoS 131 Houses For Sole headboard Two night tables. Two i oun ugh *200 4vl (notching choir, good condition. IIQ0 age tociii labK buses hanging stained glass lamps. UOO 739 •017 Two maple end tables, like new. IK 10 am loipm 337 Norwood Ave KM U nouie «es>df ntioi area A FANTASTIC BROCMUM e' h«m«s| each Dining roam toble. six choirs, Long Branch Air conditioner refrig •ttm r ( n 177 164. MLTTfc - ij octi teven room in Monmouth County1 II i yov'l it y«w DISHWASHER Commtrcial Goi IM Refrigerator. *7J or belt otter erotor. wheel chair, commodes Im GHLANDS - Two bedroom houte two fitepiotei. beoulifui in write or coil Betty Rest Aaemy. 117 Under counter type Four minute com MJ33M - valid), slorm sash and screen*, oit baths, Townhouse, ocean view New. or Five stall barn, ttudlo Call Rl 11. Keypart N J O77H Ph«n« pepletee cyclycee StolnlesStolnless sleel Used one chairs, Gay Ninetiet teltec with fhrei moi '41 IWi tWO monthly J*4 J4M e sK» 747 7390 MOVING SALE — High Riser, Dot carpeted, air conditioned. 1400 per year sK» 747 7390. choir*, hand pointing), pottery, books, In plut whittles Call 291 J7JJ, I tiers, S50 Two. scis covers, IIS dithes, anlique mirrors Chntimas IOUSE F*OR RENT - 1240 per monlh ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - BEDROOM SET - Reduced lo wit. DRAPES - 6lxS4 Greenish blue. Ei Chfone giosi clogere, Ui. light wood lo S p m weekdays plut utilities Nice bock yard One. nomes w' level or WOncn wuir Large triple dresicr, large mirror, OecofOtion* and looli __^__ celient condlllon Twelve IS each Call combination deik/dretser, 1)0 19 HIOHtANDS V 1 4 Buy Ave rouf iiock from Broad Si . Red Bonk 74f^Irom buildet ond*o»» tod J9I 1* chesl of drawers, two night lables, 2914242. IV. tM. Dropleot kitchen toble. Its PORCH SALf U WonrnoulhAve queen site headboard, excellent candi Novesink Plants, (able linen, chil roomt 1170 per month, plus one yt«fftlo litre ELECTRIC RANGES - 1100, felt Brick and wood, floor lo celling book months security No pe>t 7911003 lion. 13*0 741 003! Shelvtl. 3S wide. 135 172-1177 drtn i clolhes, antiques, etc Fri on >NSBLJRG - Big three bedroom , Wlctown New homes Buy i Lst^t Colon*, on gof osout cleaning, 1700 Washers. I16S, portable Sot . from* 1*6 HIGHLANDS - ll room* unfur omity o k yord ptU 17*1 / kiild*' Colt Bu\ Mb airtal 4 btdroomB. 2H far nun year-old Very goo. W)7. SfcPT )0 AND 11 - v (i m Super items nished Yeor round bungalow H'ip*' iBOKER SBEST MAvf ACRI ellaneoui household turrtlihingi. month plus utilities One month t tecu MiDDLETOWN Four bedroom Four large badrooms. IS master Bad tMtlH Irving room, dining j to sell, S400 or best ns, tigurlnett . antiquetiques Also five Irom two households and grandmr - wo bath home fsmii* room, garageV otter. Call 129-167$ ESTATE VALUABLES -Art, Sterling attic Rugs, lamps, pictures, knli nty Available September 11 Call 7*1 u»a»*rsui*e 7 I >u-ury bomt. 11 HvlAf room, ton utm Michtn silver service for 13. Rockinghan ms Ot furniture 147 7676M knocks, luggage Trrmerulout variety 1113 Occuponcv Aug 31 MOO plus utilities room. 14 country kiUhen ulnilv BEDROOM SET - Five piece china, tea and dessert set, Other Security references lease leauired •nd Bcratntd porch priced low 30 Mouni Drive, Hoimdel. KEANSBURG A (Itan two bed room werkthop luii rurecttan »a» Adi <«i. m% HttW «i Call Items. Appointment only. 391-4091. 9 10 MY GREENHOUSE — is getting i OKI otl Telegraph H Coll Mr McGowon CENTURY 21 ment t| greenrveu.* Gorooe *arlt« •M.SO0 i43-4S31 after Sp.m. m or4p.m. Most plants SO cents All sites Bring room, on butlim. 13S0 mtiudet hea McGOWAN RYAN AGENCY Realtor MEL MED REALTORS *»1 M your own clay poi Thurs ond Fri , 9 to > AMILV GARAGE SALE - ona hoi woler. available Sepi if 279 17 UOO JUS BUHIK H HA' OUR-PIECE ROGERS DRUM SET I 4 Third SI . Rumson 11 Second St . Fair Haven Sept | 71. Merchandise — Excellent condition 1300 firm. 717 MIDOLETOWN - Four MaVoom Co Available m two p«»ttig'out iMotiom HMTBMANN pi 10.11. 13 10a m to * i> m 7790 NEED FURNITURE? .- Meol iiwiii.. lonlal. Ii both* central on condi Shrewtbury oneTllncOII He.vlly v, For Sole I 7790 "YARD SALE - Or> Sol Sep' Honing, nreplace two cor garage im wooded cui de »ot Medat name, tan MAITOM FREEZER UPRIGHT - E*cellem mediate occupancy St Semy Ave oi J FR?l II Swon Ave. Navesink. y 3D to ^ )0tail 114 0960 medial* occupancy. 1*00 pet month be teen or choose from aw lorae te • condconditiol n Approximately 1' cubic ft payment Immediate delivery First 747 S479 lion of floor plant (oil bulide' t of HardlyvuietT Built-in lock Call 142 poymem due Ocl 1976 Call Rltk. lie riousr Severol tamiiir-s logMher KEANSBURG - Fou< room un e weekdays I 4 741 7tj» 1337 MiLJDu TOWN - Lovely three bad LUMBER YARD SALE - Sat' ond Sun Sepi It nished aparimenl Bunnest coupd elderly couple preferred Available room older home 'wo bothi one ( Lear for tencina eS cents a lineal toot Coll odds ond end*, etc Corner RwmglO' month plus utilities security itquired rocker Excellent condlllon 1235 Call after I, UitlX Ave . ond West Si . West Long Branch 71' 14lf 339-4891 KIANIAUftl Uit «•«•« I BUIIDING SUPPLY OFFICE DESK 195 - Four drawer of supplied one or t p RED BANK Duple, houte. Iwo bed GENERAX ELECTRIC - HtoV"duTy flee tile. 149 SO. Corden tiles with key*. 73 Machinery For Sale able Sept I Security required inquit rooms, centrally located Fir u (lots washing machine Excellent condition USteltyAve Ant No J titra My. Pk»M IIS. lor si* drawer sections, Adding LOADING CONVEYOR IS :ond'lOQd in one hour Ii KEANSBURG T wo bed'oom* dupi gloss, lampt, pictures, brass-copper ONE CAR GARAGE DOOR UO lite Von or trailer Ail work guoro e>. tlOO O month plus'security No uti I SEA BRIGHT - North Beoch Three silver items Private 143 S13S. Camera, US Projector. 13S teed Call Mist Victoria Fatah 14 1iM CO" ' bedroom* Sept IS to June 11 »27i 1517 Call Anytime •7I-1JM BATHROOM VANITIES HOTPOINT AVOCADO R€FRiG Call 717 1104 KEANSBURG Three bedroom* liv o'u* utilities security J*' 7i?i ERATOR — Like new. Olklng JI?0 ing room ' kitchen, dimrvg room 111} Si* ROOM HOUSE'- FO> rent o< I Visit our NEW Showroom Call 717 7106 ORGAN - Farfisa wilh plush ompii Eight monih p*r month plus ulllitie* Secunly Set toie Call 1*4 *J*9 Displays Immediate Delivery tier Encellent condition, 1S00 IHT 779 S494 oonee Doooar 172 LincolL n Ave Col' 112 4S6J t*m loTfmf* REGISTER — FREE Layout and Design S 164 0611 BORZOI (RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND) between >• • TWO BEDROOM HOUSE ' o- r*n"l - Pups, top bloodlines, beoutifu' coi KEANSBURG - Three room iu> 1771 pet month Not including vlilities Service — Installation Op- RENTAL 116.50 per mo. 'AMTMRULt ors 147 7154 il private entrance Con 71; •Otl, otter 1 I7J0SM \ tional RMJ -linopllon to buy 1720327 luded no pets Oni CLASSIFIED BOSTON BULL TEHR.EH - fteov 1775 per month ft> UNION BEACH'- Four roam hOvt* KITCHEN - Wood cabinets, wall PiANU Heu.y uld uunyhi truod lllul markings Male DM turmshed tu'tabl* tingle or couple ni Doily A Sunday oven, counter fop, counter lop range, condition Needs tuning il75 Con u\ 74Jvllft onimoll I7M> plut utilities 719 7*11 good condition 739 116S 1141, osh for Pot wui 291- Mtumc LAMPS — Penfon milk glatl Colonial COCKER SPANK-i Wdif S>. ND T *o bedroom two mmmli lamp US White hand pointed doisies months old Bulf AKC All shots t>75 (omiiy. kidt pelt o k 1271 MM* 2121 l lamp. US. 471 6365 PIANOS-ORGANS %. coii 5« sno _ RENTAL EKCHANGE Bur 77) jett 1 Manual Spinet Organs from 1695 up KEANSBURG - Unfurnished two Rebult spinel*, upnghts, grands for COLLIE PUPS AKf ill monfhioKl btdroom'apartment Available Ocl i sal* or rent Unlimited rentals from one saDle lemole. UOO. one In nale No pets One months security. t(7S 103 Rentals To Share 17 JO per month Used — os II pianos (75 Both N E WF All «hols. house and organ* from ISO ond up Wore broken, raited with children New W'DOW ON Pf NSiUN Would «ke house for leading motor brands Free owners must have lenced yard 739 KEVPUBI - Gora*n aporlments i«omen to share ftome ond e*pen*«* Weekly Organ Classes ?}40 One bedroom apartment* available CMftwood N j Write B«i x 100 The CLASSIFIED Coil KEYPORT GARDENS JMllU Doily Regltter Shrewtbur, N i FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER ^'TREE "ADORABLE PU> • 44I-47M Five weeks old YPORT - Gord»n oparlmfntl 077O1 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Coll W 5*» ovaliobie One bedroom Can Keypon WOULD WiOOW - Like »o snore h*i Gordens. IMll1' home and e*pen*es wrth onoihet o< I POOL -1S*4' and filter. UO'iO-tpeed FREE - Mysienoui Kittens. Irom th( I bicycle. MS. live widow on pension' Middie'own lands ol Boldur. Fet and Nor Om ind two bedroom* Atianiic Highlands area Call tfpm white Pertlon the >esl trom ih»> fro rnd elficiencpt. ovaMobie now •42 1097 grani bedroom ot the haunted Sche «et* Can 164 I*J4 «iprti BUSINESS DIRECTORY POWER CONVERTER - Coftvtrls heraiode. prmceiy panthers femem LONG BRAN' <• I 1)0 to 17 volts Can be used tor C B bered only by those travelers ot th< •shed opaitmeni Suitable fo' to 104 Winter Rentals I sets or compers »1S Coll ??3 3IH i l V*6 1*07 I RIMS — F if conditioned Nopett 779 till _.. I BRIGHT - A ly.uMout con A DAILY GUIDE I bobv GERWAN SHEPHCRO PUPPIES - ONG BRANCH - Four room* ond domm.um Two bedfooms. two both* Welped July 79. I97e AKC. champion | II00 7 | Qtr,. t rnisned Suitable lor couple sued Block ond tan Shots Raised M flryei. carpeting ditiwotr>e' • 0"1 UreenT.J^l.ffMlO. 10 It •U, with children, other onimo'i. ond lovt No pels 277 I4S' jctor etc 4)10 per month Coll 747 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOU* NfcEDS mirror 3KS Dinette set, two leove*. v>« Three-month health guarantee '1/ *AAT*AAN« LAWN Interior- Eitenor e. Paper hong i rig shelf, U 7S, crib, compiele, >17 50. car pver MATAWAN tiwe one bedroom furnished QpoM*en noge. t)4 SO. Danish couches. (79 SO. and Iwo bedri September 11 to May I t>rS|wrm»ni UNTIL TOMORROW TYPEWRITERS MAINTENANCE Call JI7-MI7 764 plut ul'iiitiet Setucly Nu pet* Cs large cockiall toble 179 SO. monogamy LABRADOR RETRiEvER Three 1710 RESIDENTIAL AND kneehoie desk. »S9 Also bnco brae ot niftf 1412795 ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter PLUMBING 4 every description RUSCIL S IS E years, mole good with children Obr sold, rented, repaired. Serplco *. 10 COMMERCIAL dience trotned Brit Dtt«' 74 7 7*56 pool and tennis court* vour »e'. o«v" SEA BP-GHT - T.DMO' HEATING Front SI . Wedepnk, "l-lrtX potio Walk toshopptngondNYC cvm lioor ooortmenl. ottrac<<.e• lorge. om BY THE MONTH t muting SI3 4010 Open 10 a m lo t nished convenient beoch. t>v\ and It s an oM saying but Hue Too often we put SHEDS - WOOden. oil Hiei. com yeor old, mined breed mole greol witr ShOpt A.auoble immUiOl»l until PLUMBING AND HEATING children, house trained Adcobie p m Closed Wed u'>d Sun r ALTERATIONS LAWNS VACUUMED We specialize In commercial aiiera MONMOUTH BEACH June ISfh IHO plut u*»'t>es leote ond otl placing our classified ads until the last Free to good home o»i, af'er>ng IO'S o> security required No p#M con 141 For those who like gross clippings lions, rtstauronts and industrial not love Call evenings. 741 7tU9 minute Then sadly N't too late picked up water heaters, dilhwosrtert, wash SIX MAPLE - Kitchen choirs com CHANNEL BEACH MBI ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ce ers dryers, Icemokers. garbage dis OBIDIENCI TRAINING - Beg •> APARTMENTS MARINA ramie tile Complete line of remodel CALL poiols and sewer installations Re-pip SpooDut one and •wob*Or»om apart 4l HM4 ments Fonloit'C location on Shrews Our deadline tor Daily and Sunday Classi- Serving Monmoulh County 12 years Emergency Service 717 16M, 4»S-«1|t BurvR>ve> Heat and hat wale'r>otfd kttcrvens lied Ads is at 4 p m (effective Sept 10th) SOFA AND MATCHING CHAIR - PIES-AKC Chofnpiorbio»di.n* BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addl Three year* old si» o" conditioned, master Tv antenna But it you wait until the last minute you may tiant ond repairs Financing Arranged ROOFING A SIDING Anytime. Ml fOBI Swim Club, woitin ciosel*. laundry Boy Heod Construction Co. W 9700 SCHNAUZEBS - Wmipup* [horn room* morma trxiUtiet CHANNEL COMPLETE GROUND MAINTE SOFA — Colonial ttyie Nougohyde BEACH APARTMENTS Par. Rd lind our lines busy and be unable lo place NANCE - And landscaping Residen ROOFING AND SIDING. Free e*i« pion pedigree B'ed lor 41-723>. speakers Very powerful Both m t* A.p i Wenfing oge«t A[,l Jl 7]7 tJ09 small ond medium lite loci Complete cellent condition UOO Can 747 S*6J ATLANTIC MlC interior remodeling lerwlte paneling COMPLETE LAaN SERVICE - Retl 10 «I5 *t MODULAR A, NOR T H LONG BRAN' • TRUCK ft AUTO Wf-JKSOFA —- fioio"old. . twt o rrjyo-oiyoii bioD'u*e cn enotra v te< •( wee« or Kitchen coblnetl Room add, dentlot ond commercial Free eiti- PEN — With locking gate si» rnontni room, two story aportmenl, two bed 7»i ouu Why not call as early as possible, so we can tloni/recreatlon rooms, reiinnnng motes. 747-0733 RENTAL good condliion. MO Changing lobic Old Perfect condition Cos* "tw «S0 roami t]10 a month plus security C«l bookcase*. Armstrong crwdeller hke new. (» Baby cornaoe. M0 Cat sell lO' 11 Ti '47 I»oi after J p m J47 S79Jor 147 H14 ATI Ah ' insure you that your ad will be run Let our ings. Free odvlce ond estimates Good MISCELLANEOUS FORD RENT-A CAR days, 264-91S1. alter 6 J64 »)4 ren* UEotsit HMhlanHighla d A*c «ortmonshlp Call on»tlme.OT i!S » ONE BE D«OOM *PA* >9I classified ad takers lake time to give your FAIRWAY FORO SOFA — Two choirs Trodilianai style Htot and woii-r tnciudei) Secwritv.re DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Dally — Weekly - Monthly M. Bicycles/ Asking tlOO OAJired yf> per month Call Ul lit ATLANTIC HOTEl copy the caretul atiention.it deserves Furnlsned. Instolled. »»>i Medium. 772 MOO Mini/Motor Bikes CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK heavy weight stairs available AM C>«ncies 'or renl Alterotlons ond oodlttons. itolrs warranted M»0»6J Attic Stairs EREO -MM*M h BICYCLES kM PORT MUNMOUTM A. truce Elgenrouctl IMIJW Co Five months Old »" nono seat HS Boy s tive spved. urn AVAILABLE -wm One and Iwg roams m M to DO IT TODAYI 7»I Jt» of>f YOORT - Large furnished bed DRIVEWAY TREE SERVICE - Clean up and re STOVES - » »ms Heo< and hoi m e«**'e*t parking, reference. SEALING l TOO Nn pe-v 'orea M4 0I.6 WE CLEAN UP - THREE RIDING TRACTORS - 'up RED BANK - One bed The Daily Register Protect and beoulifv drlvtwoys; pork Yardman, I Kp electric sfort Wheel 82. Swimming Pools couple "eo* •'•• *'•» ing areas Onlr top ouollly products Hors*. and 12 h p electric start Whew POOL - 44il5~ > fiitei f and octet eipert appllcotlon Alt work guaron Horse 6M-044I . MANGE l«id Forfree esllmole coll »l 3"' ^ICNS - Hand lettered signs, show & MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO tords. posters, trocus. etc Coll otler s TQP SOIL (FARMT - ISO. wan-vor* WHll lood 1* hour onswering w.Kf. »M 842-6800 MU MlDDLETOWNoieoonly 83. CBs, Electronics PAINTING A rmsf>M J' 1 "VJOcean A,< '* Asphalt drive., concrete wolki ond PAINTING AND DECORATING 8 Classified Department Carl B Jones Fully inu FREE ESTIMATES JV - Totflttm. II COWr, Vmonstr o lower*, Johnson Viking MoKhbOa ' West F'on' St neo) shopping ood pofia». Frt* Mltmoitv For tree estimates cotl T» MM tor.tm On* only, full Dworantae Ml K W B and K Frequency Count* Irantportation From only V»i per ART-CO PAVING 741'5Hor 771 Sff 741-7659 I (MI N. 147) aval trace tcop< Rooms witn i,i:.ntn vs« Coii 9H.il r*74a**O' 7«7 9IS> i4l Monmortth County 24 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER B. 1976 |1M Mobil* Homes 154 Recreational 2a Monmouth County 2a Monmouth County 2a Monmouth County GARDEN PARK MOBILE MOMCS Wai, or MOMM•«* man ftcftwmv Rd . Mailel Adult pork Walk Mr. 1M». # > • ctoct f* Cr Vehicles SMERIPP S lALf SHERIFF 11ALI thW Coil WWII. 131. H*ust* For Sole 131. Houses For Sole 131 Houttl For Sole ,E IM9 CAMPER VAN SPORT SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT T - AM. FM tiereo. Cl, rive lie OP NCW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY HALF ACM MIODLETOWN - Send lor o OFNE Moditerroneon decor, Iwo boOr rodtail. reingeiaWr, link, elate CHANCERY CM VISION "Hsnwi Par Living' brochure, pi CHANCE IRYDIVISION m.oti t^^^^Ol. er«ctt<. or to B« Fwr IpKtMM Mroomi, IS m«l SEA BRIGHT two lull bath*, wollto-wall, coloi _ . hamper, two hammock*, double be MONMOUTH COUNTY MON MOUTH COUNTY MriM, two full boiht. 14 icltn dticrlpliom, price* on ovallob room collage with three-room vltion. fully air conditioned. loilO nintht *el Runt and look* eaceli Docket No f nUU Decftat NO F-4M1-H Str»mmw«. ot Molowa., In IM CouM, home*. APPLEBROOK REALTOR it over two car goroge THE HOWARD SAVINGS BANK kitchen, utility room Ut 100 M*t4 tcroorwdroom W 0147 All new pan* Mu*l*oe-*7I iU§ BANK OF MANALAPAN Plaintiff «s GIRARDACCEPTANCE CORP J W0RI IS. MMdlotO»n.»7l IMS tk\na tn,0» ol Monmonll.. ondSlall ot ""T "| •yewmtf. ROBERT K6REK and MYRTLE KB Plointitt vt WALTER MORRIS A corporation ot New Jertey, Piainlid ? REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MOBILE HOME - Two-bedroom F|7J MOTOR H0ME" — F vt ROBERT ANDES, JR.. et u« HOLMDCL - 4V, acni. to... MIODLETOWN 147.M0 - Beai TH? REK, el ols Defendants ROSEMARiE MORRIS, ivw. Defend Adult park Central air Baieboard equipped, like new, only J500 mile • y virtue of a wrll 0< elocution ii tpocious. new four bear oom Co: •y virtue of a writ ot execution . and home, attractively londtcoped, f heot Con »loy on lol 19400 741 4S9* Atktng 111,500 J64-*W7 Ihe above ttafed action lo me directed •nliiied Subdivisior!r'?aSn Map. Oeorflel' d Living room, dining room, ft HICKEY AGENCY me above stated action IQ me directed By virtue ol a writ ol execution bulout view, con wbdtvMM. 1111.000 tor appotniment I shall expose lor tale at public vend Park Stralhmote al Motawan-Section roaffi.iv-iMttt.aorote tn au>et Reoitor I shall expose lor sale ot public vend the obove stated action lo me directed Local bone. opproHal 47X11* ue, at (he Court Houte In the Borough J tliuated in Towrnhia of Matowan. ly area Coll BERG AGENCY I ue. at the Court House in the Bo'ougn. I shall expose tor sale at public vend MOBILC HOME - met), wall lo woril of Freehold. County of Monmouln Monmoulh Counly New Jersey, MCttlON - N«* five rMn 'Me Middletown 671 1000 of Freehold. County of Monmouth ue. al me Court House In the Borough ownedI by Levitt and Sons in- TIMTOH FALLS - New Colonial ?"i New Jertev, on Mondoy the 20tn day o 14R44, malMMonn tr««. wall lo wi New Jersey, on Monday the 77th doy o of Freehold. County of Monmouln corporated doled May '- '1M2 turvev both* 14 Okro* Rd , oil Hope Rd September. 197*. at 2 o clock. P M cor pot, appllancti. tformi oi MIDDLETOWN - Three bedroo September, 1976. at 2 o crock. P M New Jertey, on Monday the 11th doy o ondmop by C A Monroe, P E i M7.000 CenluivBldg Co S31-OS0S Prevailing Time ranch, In very good condition Grec Prevailing Time September, 1976. at 7 o clock P M L S »old pan duly recordod with me ttarler home, baseboard hot woi TOMS RIVER - Large Colonial Five 140 Real Estate Wanted All the following tract or parcel o Prevailing Time ALL that Iroct or parcel ol lond. tit Ort.ce" the County Clerk. Monmouth hoot Owners retiring FHA/VA w uate. lying ond being In the City r 1 bedrom* |h bath* io io gat land ond Ihe premises hereinafter par ALL THAT CERTAIN tract or par Cownty, OK June t£ IHI at Co»c No KEANSIUftG - Three tomily rone come. Mutl tee Asking 176.90 APPROVED BUILDING LOTS - 210 Lost And Found e ond a condiong, omol din liculorly described, situate, lying a .el of land and premises situate in Ihi Long Branch, In the County ot Mo ideal for young or retired couple or HERB REAO ASSOCS , Realtor, 7 Union Beach, Hailel or Wtddlei Ing room, lover, living room, lamlly LOST - Siomete cot, female, in Fa being in the Township of Matawan. city of Long Branch. County of Mon mourn, in the Stote ol Ne* Jertey mlmont U4.5O0 739 »S> 1100 orea Coll 7IT-MW Being commonly known ortd detlg room with flreploce, located Ih Haven Dearly loved Black face the County ot Monmouth and State mouth ond Stale of New Jertey. bound BEGINNING at a point In the easier line of Rlvervlew Avenue, said poll noted os No 14e Deerfield Lane. Mato KEANIIURO - Three bedrooms. 7 ctet II re lking to LISTINGS OF BETTER HOWES - ear*, brown paw*, lur worn Jo* New Jersey ed ond deter Ibed at foilowt NEAT. COMPACT, ADORA1LE being distant 140 74 leel northerly from ran, New Jersey batht, ranch Corner property, local home, c Keoniburg Middlelown Hailet Hon Uin. where collor uied to be Rew< Three bedroom ranch, near Leono Beginning at a point in Ihe South BEGINNING ot o cut In the Wi the northeast corner of Atlantic Ave The approximate amount of the |uda one block from Catholic church o 171,900 del THE SMOLKO AGENCY 747 KM vine Rood and transportation. Cor easterly tide ol Center Avenue Ihe lo erly line of Second Avenue dist nue and Rlvervlew Avenue, and run mti to be sotitl.ed by said tale it the tchoal. Vft-tat garage Chain Itn lowing two courses and distances from 7s 00 teet Southerly from the ml lot Low htoNng at 137 50 per moi UJST - Siberian Hutky7maie gi nlng thence (I) North 5 degreei 1 ,um of »W,f*S 00 together with the fence Wall lo wall carpeting 11x2 CRIST REALTY CO. the intersection of the said Soulh section of the Wetterly line ol Second Toll treet Delachtd garage 142,1 und while, vicinity ol Keypo'l Plea minutet Weil along the easterly line o costs ot this talc in-ground pool ond equipment Hoi w PAUL P BOVA, Realtor. 471 JM4 744 J700 easterly line of Center Avenue and th Avenue with the Southerly line of a li tor two tone oil hoot Three Olr COM (Oil 264 1221 Rlvervtew Avenue SO feel lo a point The She*I" hereby reserves Ihe right Southwesterly ime ol Sulphln Avenue loot alley and being alto distant 124 75 thence 121 Norm 79 degreet 33 minutet to odlourn this tole without further no tlonert Automatic wather ond drye NEPTUNE - Eight room Dt level and inveitment propertie* Call t WATERFRONT formerly Amboy Rood) feet Nor (her l y from the infer section o Eatl IU&6 teet to a point, thence (3 Garbage compactor Dishwoshe corner let Four bedroom*, pone - Porkwoy 1)7 Agency. 739-0117 Ihe Wetterly line ot Second Avenue ••>*"«•«" uolilv it important to vow, lei u* (I) South Sixty three degrees Fori Soulh 0 degreet 46 minutet East SO i Automatic fire-alarm tyttem 447.900 family room, living room, dint ond Ihe Northerly line of Belmont Ave * you Ihi very *peciol 11 yeor old three minutes Wnt IS 63 degrees 43 feel lo a point, thence 14) South 79 de oom, IVi bath*, laundry room, i nue and running fhence (I) South 12 nial A preitigiowt location of I I W| Two hundred twenty two feet 1227' greet 33 minutes We*t 152 67 feel lo the degrees 00 minutes Wetl along the Dated Auoutt 17, 1976 uapeO ocre* with magnlhcenl nv to a monument at a point ol dellecflo point or place ol Beginning LEONARDO - By owner Jusi Westerly line ot Second Avenue 4133 Wlienli. Goldman 1 Spiliei iew from *creened porch Four in the sgid Southeasterly line ol Cente The above description It drown in oc duced from m.9Oo to I4i,sw i feel lo a cut; thence (2) Norlh 7* de bedroom*. |V| bolht, den, tennot air Avenue, thence cordance with a survey prepared by IS4 7B sell Moving. 1200 tq ft Bi level arecs 40 minutes West US 04 teet to on For the discrimindiscriminatingg bubuy 811 Special Notices (21 Continuing along sold south Charles C Wlddis. PE 4 L.S.. dated IO«iio lot, eight roomt, Ihree bt OAK HILL AREA - Three bedioo other alley; thence (3) North 12 de wanwantt * the beltblt , Ihi* llovell y homh e i ALONE? SINGLE"* - tlreH ot th* t« easterly line ol Center Avenue Soul November 1, 1*70 and revised Decem raomt. IV-i batht, living room, recrec Living room with fireplace, ce grees 00 minutet Eatt along Ihe Eat NNgjhtt y r ecommended A iking 11 Si,TOO tcene, would you like to mot Fifty three degrees le/i minutes Wet SHERIFF'S SALE lion room, office Eat In kitchen, d ol olr Mi-ocre Walk to tchoal M ferly line of told alley 49.17 teet to c 152 Boats And people? Write lo Match A Date, (S 53 degrees 10 W) Fifteen hundr SUPERIOR COURT ing room, two car garage w .Us t° Park*. ' point, thence 14) South 78 degrees 00 BOK 6440. Rahway. N.J. 0706S 574-27 feet HMO i to the point and place a ...ING AND INTENDEDED TO BE OF NEW JERSEY carpeting Central vocuun 3444 minutes East 65 leet lo o point, thence Accessories beginning, said point being the con the tame premises conveyed lothe CHANCERY DIVISION One quorltr mile lo N Y but on IS) Soulh 12 degreei 00 minutei Wet OCEANPORT - Two bedroom ran FRSE DAILY LIFT - Coll Air»1 common lo lots 36 and 17 as shown Mortgagors by deed from Petet tiwtmo MONMOUTH COUNTY school Principals only 291 J33I VAN HORN • IG DISCOUNTS 1* 00 leet to a point, thence (61 South Living room, dining room comblnati (Dlol a Prayer) Pretbylenan Cnurc a Map ol Mount Pleasant Field! ond Lucille Gialmo, husband and wife Docket No. F-4SM 71 AGENCY - REALTORS On now boat trailer* BOAT HOUSE. 78 degrees 00 minutet East 70 feet to bearing even dale herewith and lo be LITTLE SILVER - Five bedroorr •ith fireplace, den, patio ond enciot Tindoll Rd loppotlte High Schoo Ihence from sold beginning point, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Open J day* Call 24 hour* adoy Oceon Ave , Seo Bright 842 »l>. the Westerly line ot Second Avenui recorded tlmultaneoutly herewith in century old. IVi baths. Iwo perche torch, on secluded *<• acre pio Middietown ASS'N • Corporation, Pi«mhff vs: Kiil-- lu k,,i , , s He Rlvervlew Avenue, Long Branch, New Loweit rote* Free quote* immedioic fJ minutes Eatt (S 36 degrees 50 6) Flv In length westerly from the Wetterly he above doted action to me directed. Idr you There Is room lor all the tarn de* SPACIOUS bedroom*, thr Bruniwick. from Middlelown Taw BUILDERS CLOSEOUT SALEM — hundred ninety two ond one tenth lee line of Second Avenue. ihall enfioie tor tale at public vend- ly activities In this nine-room hom lull bath*. Sorlou* buyer* pleate c coverage by phone 531 WIT thlp. Will thare eapente* 201 717 6*2 Thc opproxlmote amount ot the |udg Spoclou* model unit with detune car (592 1) lo a monument in ihe Mr"" Being commonly known and desig ue. al the Court Houte in Ihe Borough First floor family room, elegant flint 774 1174. ...ent fo be satisfied by said tale is thi peting All appliance*, laundry room Mlndy noted at No 24 Second Avenue, Long of Freehold. County of MonmoutTi, room, lour bedrooms plut unflnith turn ol 1M,990.00. together wllh Ihe New Jertey, on Monday tne 4th day o> OCEAN VIEW Ml Tiorina, booch, ond pool on premi*ei BOSTON WHALER WANTED - Ride to Saddle Broo Branch. New Jertey litth, ?'i baths, full basement a ; cotft otthis tale October. 1976. ol 1 o clock, P M Pre- our large bedroom*. IS matter be 1100 tq fl ot living tpace Price re AQUA SPORT 13) Along told Morlhwesterllne o The approximate amount ol the |udg NJ Cll d t 71 0104 lillngTIme. double garage Mid 170t E A ARM oom, 14 quoit bedroom, \'-i botrit. duced for quick »ole!' Model open Sun Glotiron. Stinger, Zodiac Ihe Freehold and Atlantic Highland' ment to be satisfied by sold to|e It ihi The Sheriff hereby reterves the right STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, iSS P den, 1° living room with fireplace, i lay. from MS. Coll S31 1410 or 91B Duronoutlt, WerCrulter, OMC Railroad North Thirty seven degree' sum of 13,755 00. together wllh the to adjourn this tale without further no ALL Ihe following tract or parcel of peel Ave., Little Silver 741-41O0 kitchen, 14' porch, ba*eme Johnson Outboard*, Tee Nee and Forty seven minutes twenty five tec costs ol this tale. and ond the premises hereinafter par- 1 . KIERNAN,Sheriff. LONG BRANCH "-' R]7trfronl'?ou Thirtie E Z Loodcr Trailer* 213 Instruction onds East IN 37 degrees 47 2S E The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Iculofly described, situated, lying and oedroom houte. One acre on Shrew 6/1 i MIODLETOWN — Two bodroomi lelng In Ihe Borough of Keansburg. A TWO WEEK - Morning real etto One hundred three and seventy om loodjourn.this sale without further no bury. Sliding glatt door* In kitche two bothi. condominium, garage Hoble Cat And O'Day one hundredth! feet (101 >1 I lice by publication. • LYNCH, fiOOTH. iaunly of Monmouth. and State of New OPEN HOUSE"- Sept if, ij and" courte, Sept II 27 Call Monmouth I btoutHully decorated 741-1T». Overlooking lake, Walk to golf lennu 1 Dated July I. 1976 KENNY & DOUGHERTY II, 19 71 Monmoulh Ave . Leonar BEST BARGAINS NOW ttltute, 741 -0779 anytime (4) North Thirty six degrees fill pool, club houte Coll 14? 9400 PAUL KIERNAN 17209*4 Free 1976 Tide Chart* PIANO - Organ, guitar, theory minutei West (N 36 degrees 50 W Five hundred sixty four and tix tentht Sherlfl JUS'STUpl. 1.1. »J «••*• Sunset Avenue at a point therein dis- your home II in Ocean Townihip. Oea LOOKING FOR LAND? feel 1564 6 ) to the point and place o Greenberg, Shmerelton, anl 17U» leet Northerly from Ihe in REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 133 Jncome Property Long Branch. Eatontown area Beo< Ll*l and buy with a member ol AA< beginning Greenberg t Weinrolh SHERIFF'S 1ALE erstc/on ol Ihe some with the Norlh Thlt It ihe house' Situated on a FLAGSHIP ner* or advanced. Qualified itache riy line of Cretcent Street and run mouth County * lorgett realty group Being olso known at Lot 36 as showr Attorney SUPERIOR CORT Iwo full ocret. thlt home has lour t>e LONG BRANCH doctorate In muiic education Twenl ning (rom thence 111 North 13 degrees REAL e S T A T B~SA~L ESP E H S ON on a "Map ol Mount Pleasant Fields lug 19. 25 Sept. 1.1 S73 84 OF NEW JERSEY roomt, Ihree baths, family room a rier properly, good income. (I live year* experience 493 2173 00 minutes Eatf 25 00 (eel along Ihe New office opening in Middletown Matawon Township, Monmoulh Coun LAW DIVIKON more. Convenient location in Tint bedroom apartment*, finished New Jertey. belonging lo Herbei till Eatterly line ot Sunset Avenue lo a Hwy IS. Good opportunity lor a MONMOUTHCOUNTY Foils Call tor details 111,000 WH boteenl. very clean. 146,VOO SCUBA CLMS"ES - Red Bank YMC ..rlew, Scale l ' equals 100*. Apri SHERIFF'S SALE point. Ihence (2) South 77 degrees 00 LAN GALLERY OF HOMES, ReolK blliou* perion Get In on the grou Moiling Sept IS Contact Emmci Wo Docket No. DJ 1I9M 75 .I.V. REALTY AGENCY HOBIE CATS 1928, ' made by Richard Neuter, C.E. SUPERIOR COURT ENJAMIN LICHTMAN, D.D.S mmulet Eost 65 03 feet to a paint; IWRt JS. Middleiown. N I floor! Ing. 741 2504 or DIVERS COVE, SB and tiled In the Monmoulh County OF NEW JERSEY hence (3) South 16 degreet 07 minutet 470 Broodway. Long Branch, 222 7900 Bool*. Part*, Acceiione* 2717 Plaintiff Vi: LOUIS MANDELL AND GOOD ADVERTISING BUDGET Clerk t Office In July 26th. 1940 In Cate CHANCERY DIVISION Wett 25 03 teet to a point, Ihence (4) FLAGSHIP MARINE VIVIAN MANDELL Defendants Coll JACK MAFARA at 747 70SO tor No 38 Sheet 4 MONMOUTH COUNTY North 77 degrees 00 minulet Wett 63 U 842-7565 Municipal Marine Bonn By virtue ol a writ of execution In "" ilidentlai Inter view Being a part ol the tract of lond co Docket No. F3474 7S eet lo the Easterly tine ol Sunset Awe- RUAASON »1-5*00 he above stated oction to me directed, je ta Ihe point or place of beginning RED BANK CAPE - On bu* line, t >eyed To Philip Kerek and Mary K J.I. KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO shall expose (or sale at public vend- 131. Houses For Sale LASER - Encellenl condition, BEING Lot 4. Block P. on Amended bedroom*, living room with tlreploc NCOMEPROPERTY ek, husband and wile, by Lou'te n RATION, o New Jersey corporation. ue, al the Court House In the Borough year* old. 1100 Mop ol Properly located ot Keani- formal dining room, kitchen, goftn But lew. widow, by deed dated Novem Plaintiff v* RONALD A GRZELKA, ot Freehold. Counly ot Monmouln, 142-1013 burg, Monmouth Counly. N J., known Full basement, got heat. Excellent Eiceilent tocation. Two-tomily wit ber 13, 1952 and recorded in Ihe Won el alt Dttendants. 4cw Jersey, on Monday the 4th do By virtue of o writ of executl os Keonsburg Beach, owned by Keoni ucUO.OOQ O'DAY DAY SAILER - Includ mouth Counly Clerk's Office in Book October, 1976, at 2 o'clock, P.M. f IMPOSSIBLE te above stated action to me directed, burg Beach Company, (lied In Ihe Mon main, lib, trailer, cover, vang brio 73S7 ol Deeds, page 417 shall expose lor sale of public vend' mouth County Clerk t Ottice on May V, elc, EKcelleni cdhdltion Col"B42< Being commonly known ond desig "VMrSetendonlt rlaht, title and NOTICE ue, ot Ihe Court House In the Borough 907, Cote 36 6 DREAM SCHANCK after 6pm Die do s No. 30 Center Avenue nlerest, if ony. in and to the tallowing. TAKE NOTICE that application h )f Freehold, County of Monmouth, AGENCY REALTO Borough ol Malawan, New Jertev. ALL thai cerfoin lot. piece or parcel The obove description It drawn In been mode to the Mayor and Council New Jersey, on Monday the 70th day ol I Linden PI Red Bo The approximate amount of the ol lond wllh the building and improve- ccordonce with a turvey mode oy ttie Borough ol Atlantic Highlands September, 1976, at 2o clock, P M COME TRUE 397 Evei.Sun, 741 21 ludgment lo be tatisfied by said tale i ments thereon situate, Tying ond being homat A Finneaan. L S . Belford, transfer fo The Rusty Pellcon, inc me sum at 13*,II7 00 together wtth thi Prevailing Time. ot Strothmore at Malawan, in the Have you dreamed ol a RED BANK — Older home on Spr AAC.QUE N J . dated December i|. 1971. lie No New Jersey corporoilon lor premise ALL that iract or FLAGSIP MARINE costs otthis tale ALL that tract or parcel ot land, sit Township of Matawan, County ot Mon- MM St., near Rlvervlew Hoipitai Liv. situate at 31 40 First Awe.. Atlant l li d mouth. State ot New Jersey, shown beautiful ranch home in an Munlclpl Marine Basin The Sheriff hereby reserves the rlgh uale. lying and being In Ihe City oi Being known as 40 Sunset Avenue room, dining room, eot'ln kllchi Highlands, N.J. plenary retail co and designated os Lot 8 In Block 301 on ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS io adlourn this tale without further no Long Branch, In the County of Mon The approximate amount ol the |udg excellent area and in fantas- ihree bedroom*, Hied bath, 134.900 sumption license C 8 heretofore tsiui Subdivision Map of Cambridge Park, jHtl-StOP Ike by publication mouth. In the State ot New Jersey: menf lo be satisfied by sold sole Is the tioriooge lo quadtled buyer to Phil Mill Inc trading o* thr PII Strothmore ot Malawan, Section IS, tic condition? Have you Dated July 29, 1976 BEGINNING al a stone standing on um of 131,956 00 together with the OUTBOARD MOTOR - Johnion, One for premises situate al 31 40 Fir lied In Ihe office ot the County Clerk wished for an easy to care WEST END PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. he southwest corner of Grand avenue ostsol thlt tale. LAWLEY AGENCY 1 h.p.. hardly uted With gat tank a Ave . Atlantic Highland*. N.J. of Monmoulh Counly, New Jersey, on Large lol, two tamily. potentialillt Dated July », 1976 and Kennedy Street, The Sheriff hereby reserves Ihe right for yet attractive landscaped Hwy. IS and Navetlnk River Rd ttond, 175 Call 142 7155 oiler 5:30 p n October 24, 1962 as Cose No. 37, Sheet 'or third apartment Coll now 146,900 Objection!. If any, should be mad RUBIN AND LERNER hence Ml Along the west tide or ] ad|ourn this tole without further no- Mlddicown-Rtoltor-741-4141 Immediately In writing to J. Leonar No .26, yard? Do you want 3 bed- Attorney Grand Avenue south 24 degrees and H ce by publication. Evonlngi 291-9021 I.V. REALTY AGENCY Clark, Borough clerk admlnittrotor minutes east, fifty teet: Sublect to covenants, restrictions, PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. rooms and a large lamlly RED BANK - Ranch Large Itvi 4W Broodway, Long Branch. J22 7900 Ihc borough al Atlantic Highland* Sept 2.1, 15. 22 1105(14 hence (2) South 65 degrees and 15 agreements and easements ol record Doled July 27, 1976 room, dining room, den, eat In kite Signed room and ?¥• baths, base- minutes west 140 feel to the east tine of Reserving to the grantor, Its tuccet- WEINER. MIRABELLI & GLENNON en, two bedroom*, bath, wall tow TRAILER WANTED HENRY D BONAMICO, Pre a lot of Idhd now or formerly belong ment, central air and much 134 Farm Property SHERIFFS SALE ton ond assigns, easements for Ihe In- Attorney carpeting and dbapei. Air cone. For 17 boot T/A The Rusty Pelica ng to Hugh Mulhollond: JUST FARMS SUPERIOR COURT lollatlon, maintenance, repair and re- Sept-1. 15,22, 29 M'M more? Then 90 and be the loningting, over ilnd goragegarage, dlt OFFICERS: hence (3) Along said line north 24 de- Hone, crop* and ileer 7417715 OF NEW JERSEY ilacemeni ol tewer, water and drain- ivatherr -, wo*her/dryer, lull basemen Henry D Bonomlco, Pre» greet and 45 minutet west, so feel to )e mains and appurtenances In and lucky buyer who takes ad- Meyer Morrlll, Broker Freehold. WINTERSTORAGE - W 50 lift LAW DIVISION ha IIn link fence 747 106) Laurel Avenue he touth side of the sold Kennedy ier thote portions ol the premftet os 7H00M Home|« 41/6 417 River St., Oceanport MONMOUTH COUNTY 250 Other Public Notices vantage ol this Jusl listed Holmdel. N.J. .treet: _;• shown os tuch easement areat on RED BANK - Seven room h 229 4464. otter 5.170 6514 Docket NO DJ14797 7* Donna P Bonamlco, Viet Pros. hence (4) Along the touth side there he atoretaid map Such tewer. water NOTICE united Tounlics Trust Co. home in Llncroft. Just 2 modern In every way On quiet tlree PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF Laurel Avenue ot. north 65 degrees ond 15 minutes and drainage mains, appurtenances ereby announces thai it wilt sen ai near private schoolt Mutl be seen 136 Industrial WOOD PUSSY - Sailboat, glass o\ MONMOUTH COUNTY, Plaintiff v* years young. Many costly wood, trailer. 1400. Holmdel, N J eatl 140 feet lo the place ot BEGIN hereto, and meters are not Included in public auction a 1947 Ford Pickup ot be appreciated Call 741 0510 otter 6 f RALPH MUSTO ond BARBARA MUS 7*\ ?iVJ any limp Donna P Bonamlco, Secy Treat. NING THE premises above are hit conveyance :00 PM. on Sept 2tttt. to the highest Improvements Asklno appointment or particulars, Princlpa Property TO DttoMOflH T Sept 1,8 tl marked down on Ihe Assessment Map Being Ihe same tOtitf a'riff premises idaer at Hwy No 35 ond Kings Hwy,. J68.500 only Owner Florida-bound. BUILDING FOR LIGHT INDUSTRY II WOODEN SPEED BOAT - Han By virtue of a writ ot execution in of the City of Long Branch, as adopted snveyed by Levitt and Sons, In- Middltiown, New Jeriiy. RED ~BXN1< IMTOOO - Don'I mill th - 10,000 tq tt Roll-up door* with 10 built, never used Atklng 1375 Call he above staled action lo me directed, by Ihe City Council August 6. 1906 as corporated, to Lewis J Mondell ond JOYCE WINTER wo bedroom home In mint condltlo 0 W heod room, tleel Iru** root Itr 5:30 pm , 741 8936 232 Long Branch tholl expose lor tale at public vend- Section 3, Slock 31. Lot 13 Vlvlon M. Mandell, hit wife, by Deed installment Loan Oept. : beomi, concrete floor*, floor plan *ult< ue, at the Court House In Ihe Borough ormol dining room, full basemen 13~V^BOTTOM ALUMINUM BOAT PREMISES commonly known as 91 doled August 21, 1963, recorded August »OI I. IS. 22 $7 02 able for dlvlllon Into three teporote NOTICE of Freehold, County of Monmouln, Kitchen has beautiful cobinets. Bat With trailer 7.5 h p motor Good co Grand Avenge, Long Branch, New Jer 3. 1963, in Deed Book 3204 Pge 23 area*, office ipace Atklng 119,500 By decision ol the City Council of th New Jersey, on Monday Ihe 4lh day ot • U*R N i~ond T E ST I NO oom It tile. Near all Ironsportallo sey Aonmouth County Clerk't Office. dition 1450 Call tit v'ldl Cily of Long Branch al a special mee October, 1976, al 2 o'clock, P.M Pre- iroodfc CliiabtthStreels BOB 4 yards 45-inch Dispatchers, each (4) U.5OO.D0 School Crossing Guards, each (7) 1?.ISO DO MUNICIPAL COURT Send IIH lor each pattern 020 Icipal Cot . Add He for each pattern for Deputy Court Clerk. . LONG BRANCH CITV STREETS AND ROADS first-class airmail, handling CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICEP Rood Foreman iU.iOOtX) Lead Road Helper 110,689 00 340 BROrtOUHV Rood Helper I Send to Hanan Martin. Pal 11,667 K Road Helper li tern Depl. The Red Bank LONG BRANCH N J 07740 17.801 00 C E TA VI Rood Helper 17.801 00 C E.T.A VI Rood Helper 17,801 00 Register. UJ West ink SI. E»lro Labor and Overtime , 12.000 00 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT New York, NY 10011 Pnnl Director *i7.500 OC Relocation Officer NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP, lu.ooooa Secretary SIZE and STYLE NUM BUILDING AND GROUNDS 17,400 00 Cutlodion BER RECREATION AND EDUCATION til.SOD 00 tMUST FUND »!PO*T i<—t n Recreation Director 1MOO00 x itrs Recreation Aides ond AstlttontsiTolai) 14.100 00 How to gtl MORE FOR Building Custodian . 11.200 00 Bus Drivers Mr*, imewv Ju*e JO itrt 1150 00 OUR MONEY' Send now Librarian* 11,144 00 Building intpector 14 200 00 or New Spring-Summer HrlM Assistant Building inspector (Total) welfare Director ... 1750 00 alalog - save up to 1100 Caiual Labor - 11 50 to 13 50 per hour HI the clothes you sew vow- Longevity will be allowed ot tKe rote ol WOO 00 for eoch live (%) Veo< s ol tervice completed by oil full time ( «0 Hour Per Week. S3 weeks per Year i elf Free pattern coupon, employees This provision shall be retroactive to Jonuary I im NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE oo Send 75c now' The Ordinance published herewith was introduced and passed uoon first reading at Ihe meeting of the Mayor ond Council ot the Borough oTocean port, in the County ol Monmouth. New Jersey held on September 2 1976 It will be further considered for tmoi passage, after public heonna thereon at Sew + Kml Book 118 O meeting ol said Mayor ond Council to be held in the Borough Moll in Void IH(f.EWsMEO««»vE BtiHAQVTSIO THAT A COMMUTE COP* W tl Borough on September 1*. 1976 at 8 00 0 clock p m , ond during th* week on nstant Money Crafts II 00 O' AS Kith PUK.i5Hf D *t A LOCAL NEwSPOf * Of OEfcEPUM. CKKU or to and up lo ond including the date ol luch meeting, copies ot sotd OitH IA t ion i MA VI A CO*' O* THIS B(*O«t AM) FtfCOWOS DOCUMENtMG nonce will be mode ovatlobie ot the Clerk t Ottice to members ot me Genet nstanl Fasklon Book IIH 9145 ot Public who shalt request Ihe tame A»| O*ttt fOd fHjBJlC ICMUTIM Instant Sewing BookJI 00 'Tl nn.' JOSEPH R COLLINS, SR AdmlniilrotOf Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N J WHMESOAY. SEPTEMBER 8.1(76 29

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ARIES (March BAprtl »)- often than not • problem, then you will lose out on the next pro- SCORPIO (Oct 2>Nov 21) - Srlf-nqireasionHeBKnUalifyou will be, in fact, times in your life ject as a result. Enjoy travel early in the day.are to fat your views acroa to when you will become obsesed With a slight tendency to look You may not be able to go far"- others An all-Important with the notion of making money inward- enough so that you can but you can certainly experience miatanr ia delivered at evenrej and doubly ubamed by • fear of indulge in introspection and yet something new and dnercnL TAURUS (April »Kay » losing it. Such times should fade not lose sight of the outside SAGITTARIUS INov 22 •• bnptndms events Duty keep as days, weeks and months pan world as you do so - and a great OK 211 - Your deep apprecia- you from being able to enjoy without financial incident other tendency to move forward, you tion of art makes this an excep- events of the moment. Try to than the earning of an adequate, should be able to work and play tionally rewarding day tot you relax and enjoy the present if not luxurious, income -- but in a state of almost complete Beauty is, indeed, its own excuse GEMINI iMay 11 June » - they will recur periodically, mental and emotional balance for being Your Intujht into human nature regardless of what you may do To find what is in store for you CAPRICORN (DK 22 Jan makca it poaabtrfar yo u to pre- to persuade yourself that all istomorrow, select your birthday It) - Your devotion to a loved dict another's behavior when well financially and that all will and read the corresponding one does not go unnoted today and where it will do the moat continue to be well. Your wish paragraph Let your birthday Your efforts to ease another's good NOW TELL ME SOMETHIN1 \ for financial security will result 1 star be your daily guide. stress may. however, cause ten- CANCER (June U-JulyB)- IT I AN THAT'S ABOUT ABOOT VOOfJSELF -DO J in your taking many measures to v ALL THERE IS TO VOU FVKNIC EASILY ?S Thuriday. September > sion in itself Another may be inspired with tighten up the budget -- even KNOW ABOUT ME AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 16) ideas • but it is you who will be when there is no need for it. VIRGO (Aug 23-SepL 221 - Unseen forces may have more of - Take care that a fondness for able to clarify them and transl You are by nature a tidy per- an influence on your work than rich food does not cause you to ate them into profitable protects. son You cannot happily move on you had thought possible. Make mins oul on an important LEO (July U-Aug W - V from one project to the next, for an effort to realize your goals engagement in the evening. In- you nwl unsure of yourself where instance, until the one is com- through psychic issues dulge - in moderation romance is concerned, you pleted to your satisfaction - LIBRA ISepl 2W)ct 221 - PISCES (Feb it-March K>- would do well to wait a while even if such completion entails a Your need to get away, la heEmploy mental energy wisely; before tryiuj to express your failure of sorts. You cannot alone in order 10 come to terms otherwise you will be unable to Mings. Take your time

Sheinwold's bridge advice North dealer North South vulotrtblt When East then returned a by Alfred Sheinwold two trumps. Down ont. all NORTH low spade, South naturally because East made declarer *>QJ9 KrflKNOil No regular reider of this UM..CKAy. IN assumed that West had ledworry about a kir.g at spadei IUWNOT! column is afraid of ghouliei or 9 AKQI I M&UU1ANSAID WH/mV RtCtNT WEEKS, spades from three or four to that West didn't hold. ghosties or things thst go 0 QJ5 I rmHTRNP NCBOFYOU the king. Since there was no DAILY QUESTION W OUTHERE... TO COME bump in the night. Still, a • 752 danger if the five mining Partner open', with one clever opponent might cook up trumps were going to break club, and the next player WEST EAST •n imsgintry threat that normally. South ruffed the low putts. You hold •QJt^AK • 10652 •AK874 would frighten you into a spade at the second trick. Q6 OQJS 4>7S2 What do you VJ10752 V93 ' losing line of play. BAD BREAK say? Of) 0 8732 If East unimaginatively South next drew two ANSWER: Bid one heart • 843 •A* took the king of spadea and rounds of trumps, discover If you Jump to 2 NT. you SOUTH continued with the ace, South ing the bad break. Since con might miss a slam in hearts. • 3 would ruff, draw two rounds tinuing with trumps would Show your auit and make the of trumps and then lead clubs later allow East to Uke thtnotrump jump liter. to force out the act. Regard- 0 AK1094 ice of clubs and the Nat of the IA POCKET GUIDE -TO less of tht return, declarer spades, South switched to BRIDGE' written by Alfred • KQJ109 could draw trumps and claim clubs at once. Shtinwold is tvailablt. Gtt North Eaat Sooth West the rest. East look the act of clubs your copy by tending 1.00 to 1 SABOTAGED' THEY'RE 60JN6 TO ClKSt AND REVILE

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Subdivision ** gets backing of planners ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The Planning Board hat approved the lubdivusion ap- plication of the George Rich Co., to create two lob (ram a •ingle 12,J* iquare-toot tract on Ave. C at Leonard Ave BickTo-School Super SaWngaJ You>e going to //»• il htrt' Approval, however, is sub- THEME BOOKS (PKG OF 3) ject to approval of a variance MAHBIE COMPOSITION BOOKII50SHEETS) by the Zoning Board of Ad CRAYOLA CRAYONS (BOX OF 64| hutment. BIC FINE STAR PEN SPECIAL The applicant must obtain a SUPIR SAViR Q variance because the areas of both new lots - one is i.Mt square feet, the other 1,000 square feet — fall short of the 7,50* square foot minimum tor the R-75 tone. Lot frontage of both lots also falls short of the 75-foot SAVE20* minimum. George Rich, a principal in •m IM CMFW « «• vu the firm, told the board that he Intends to tear down the existing structure on the cor- ner property because it Is "a iMtem health and fire hazard." He added that his firm intends to BONELESS BEEF build a new two-story home on each of the proposed lots. The board also referred a sign permit to its site plan committee for further review. Roast Sale! SAVE 20' Gemini Camera and Arts •OK 1MIOMMH Oil 0M Htt. V It Center of 89 First Ave. sub- HUM il B9 Bottom Round •^^s^^atO mitted the application, which BEEF ONE Alfred Katz, the zoning offi- CHUCK YOUR LOW cer, had already approved. BONELESS BEEF CHUCK ssRib ^1^4 PRICE! "We're not saying he (Mr Cube Steak b»1.57 EF CHUCK Katz) isn't correct, but we BONELESS BEEF CHUCK are not quite sure of the $ ot Roast building's dimensions," ex- Top Round Steak b 1.59 — BONELESS BEEF CHUCK BEEF ROUND _ IANCASTER 8RAM0 SLICED * plained Ralph Curren, board e chairman. "We'd like to know Arm Steak i»*1.29 Top Round Roast .109 Beef Liver »39 how he came up with his find- BONELESSBEEF CHUCK BtKF VouNOBONElEB*. ings." Under Blade Steak.....*1.19 Rump Roast M.19 Sliced Bacon *>*1.49 SAVE 30° The ordinance regulating signs provides for a sign to be FRESH FRYING PARTS I ASS' FIRLSID1. MfAT no larger than 10 per cent of the face of the building on which it hangs Board mem- Chicken Pork Franks Veal Boiled bers weren't sure if the doors c and windows on the building Chops ;.g79 Cutlet : Ham are counted as part of the ( area of the building's face. — $O79 QQ They also weren't sure if the second story of the building should be used in computing e the area for sign eligibility. Afore Grocery Super Savings! Super Savings Everyday! •?frv/ce De" Suf>*r S*"'"!?*' SAVE20 Site plan Great Northern^4^89< RoasKChickens »59< E*8 Chee8e *""' t IM onfp « M m. m m OreswlMiiw is rejected S^eetPeas I 4'2S1 SS^ffiTrr »'1.29 iH***" Bologna,,69' oo.-r (MJ» TomatoeIDEAL I1ALIAN STYLE sIMI I HIIKH 26„ £.39' C SmokePORK SMOUtDEHd AR MPicnic s . 79« KePpmtOrOnS?!:?il:-».^^ri '. Ib w69' « on. p-larr*, in Holmdel )ELE Bt DC PRINCESS DECORATED i45.,h««««, j» " « _ .. _. Frozen Seafood SaWnga/ HOLMDEL - The Planning Jumbo Towels S49C Boston Roast *M.O9 ~j»^ ^^ ..gg- Board has voted 7 to 0 to turn down site approval for the proposed Telegraph Village e subdivision at Telegraph Hill ENRICHED FLOUR SAVE50 and Holland Roads. Citing the Insufficient width Golden Clorox Gold Cadillac Apple mM(WMMMitm«iai of M of the 110 proposed lots in tne development, the board Corn Bleach Medal Dog Food Sauce asked Joseph L. Uuscarelle Cennlny Jeni of Haywood, the applicant, to 00.-7(144) resubmit a new subdivision 577° plan. WM. , 1 KERNEL OR t M| *M STYL.E 69 99 The 187-acre development has been discussed for two More Grocery Super Savings! —you7/ Uke the FRESHNESS Herel—\ Dalryland Super Savings! f years and several plans have been submitted to the board. C JUMBO VINE RIPE In other action, the board Kidney Beans 4 ;:; 89 Minute Maid voted 7 to 0 for "intent to ap- IH.KCH0C 11TE CRLJNCHW 100000 CHILLED prove" a 7.7 acre mobile Nestle Bars *<»« 79* Honeydews ORANGE homes development on Beth- MACARONI 1 CHEESE JUICE ' i gai ctn any Road near the Hazlet Kraft Dinner UP>09 59C border. URAf I MWCtSHO SUPER SAVING Weach The board will consider fi- Velveetacnran 'i'1.79 nal approval after Stanley COITAOE CHEESE VINE RIPE C and Lorraine Klimowicz of C Stay N Shape ^ 59 Hazlet, the applicants, obtain Bakery Super Savings! Tomatoes »49 two permits. A conservation SWEET JUCV CALIFORNIA SUPREME PLAIN OR 5EEDED c permit is needed from the Bartlett Pears 3b.89 Monmouth County Soil Con- Rye Bread US fi SIZE A RUSSET 16 e servation Office .and a stream VIRGINIA LEE SUGAR KQZ Imperial Margarine ;i49 GOLDEN 17 0/ OH GLAZED 15 02 Baking Potatoes ^89° encroachment permit is re- C VALENCIA quired from the Division of Fresh Donuts p«g 79 C Frozen Food Savings! Water Resources of the state VIRGINIA IEE BLUEBERRY „_ C Sunkist Oranges 10 79 ~7 100% PURE_FLOfllDA FROZEN Department of Environmen- Cherry Pie P«989 tal Protection c IDEAL Seedless Raisins.,«?lo°«49 ORANGE The M-trailer development Juice BaTcakeT , '^99« e would be an addition to the Prune Plums 3n» 89 Garden Park Mobile Homes, Hazlet, which currently con- RIPE tains 75 trailers. The appli- SAVE cants are also seeking per- c EOG 0" ONION mission to construct nine 40 Golden WITH THIS COUPON ON ONI Lender's Bagels 3 :»1 more units in Hazlet. Ml CAN Bananas c Maxwell Broccoli Spears 3 p.g(87 Matawan program SUPER SAVINGS' MORIONS MATAWAN - The Mata- Macaroni & Cheese ^59C wan Student Enrichment Pro- f ARMOAif CHICKEN Bit* O** TuME t gram, based at the Lloyd Road School, is accepting Meat Pies 4^*1 19° FAfmiOAlt mail-in registration until Sept. 2 e 18. Crinkle Cut--- ^69 In-person registration will •-ir- be held at the school on Sept. •ir » and 21 for the 10-week se- SAVE SAVE mester, which begins Oct. 2. SAVE c c -The program Is seeking C 20 20 aides for some of the classes 8 VMM THIS COUPON Oh 0 •MacttfigcaltuWttn # HG 01 foiM s o; CAH MlTN IMIS COUPON ON 0* that will be offered. In "pay- WITH mis counw w out CAN Of *N* ii Hi me ADAPTER BATTERES ment" for assisting teachers, Hunts Wesson Birds Eye KMKIMHWM 9-VOt.T DORACCLL the aides will be eligible to Tbtal FC D-Cpn :k Oil FOR SALADS enroll in a course of their Cereal OR COOKING Insecticide choice. icl Cut Corn Soccer clinic set for township, borough JL1! 1 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The township and borough Joint soccer league has sched- share in the spirit of a growing America * share in the spirit of a growing America uled a soccer clinic Saturday. Sept. 18, at II a.m. in Strath- more Elementary School. The clinic is for the benefit MOMW • t MW • PHM i J m v «• of all fourth through eighth mm in •! »*MMI graders interested in playing in league games. Final regis- tration for the league will be at the clinic. and well worth repeating 52 times over because it will be your Sunday Newspaper. Features such as • Dynamic Full Color Photos • Monmouth Magazine • TV Week • Complete Sports Coverage

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