The Daily Register

VOL. 98 N0.31 SHREWSBURY, N. J. • MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1975 15 CENTS Foreign doctors numerous on hospital staffs

By LINDA ELLIS Forty-seven per cent of the Is there reason to view with Delegates from five medic- Medicine and Dentistry of (First el a series) residents at Monmouth Me- alarm when a large number al groups met in Memphis in New Jersey, said foreign dical Center In Long Branch, of physicians In a county and May to discuss the FMS grad- school graduates are more Foreign medical school are foreign medical school a state are foreign-educated? uate situation. The delegates, likely to locate in metropoli- graduates make up one third graduates. Many physicians think so. representing the American tan areas than their Ameri- of the staffs of Monmouth The nationwide norm is 33 Hospital administrators are Medical Association, the As- can counterparts and that County's two newest hospi- per cent. divided on the issue. sociation of American Medic- some areas of the United tals. Approximately 26 per cent Spokesmen for New Jer- al Colleges, the Advisory States, "apparently unattrac- At Freehold Area Hospital, of the Garden State's licensed sey's College of Medicine and Board for Medical Specialty tive to American graduates," 30 per cent of the attending physicians are FMS gradu- Dentistry (CMDNJ) see It as and the Council of Medical are becoming more and more physicians are foreign medic- ates. enough of a problem that the Specialty Societies, made a dependent upon the FMS al graduates. Only New York, Rhode Is- school has a thriving program general statement following graduates as practicing pri- Bayshore Community Hos- land and Delaware exceed aimed at post-graduate train- the meeting that foreign grad- vate physicians. pital in Holmdel, reports that the 26 per cent figure in num- ing for FMS graduates. uates often have had training "Such an influx often brings 33 per cent of the attending bers of FMS graduates who Dr. Barry Stimmel of the far below the American serious cultural differences physicians' roster is made up are licensed physicians, a.c- Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, norm. between physician and of physicians with foreign me- cording to a study funded by New York, sees the language There is federal legislation patient and creates separate dical school degrees. the federal Department of barrier and the failure to em- pending which would restrict factions on the medical staffs New Jersey as a state has Health, Education and Wel- phasize elinical training the number of positions that a of area hospitals," he said. the highest percentage of hos- fare. (working with patients) as hospital could offer to FMS "At certain foreign training pital residents — 75 per cent These figures include Amer- the primary problems facing' graduates. centers, students are not per- — who are foreign medical ican citizens who went aboard the foreign graduate and his Dr. Stanley S. Bergen Jr., mitted, by law, to work with school (FMS) graduates. for training. Institution. president of the College of See Forelgi, page 2 Thamas Gatdmaa John K Pawlowskl Jaki DeCeree Many hurt as Lisbpn troops repel crowd LISBON, Portugal (AP) - Dozens of persons were In- Photographers from France and Norway were among jured before hundreds of troops firing into the air drove back those injured during the protest. an angry crowd of about 500 Roman Catholics attacking the Also in the north, a hostile crowd burned offices of a Com- Communist party headquarters in the northern city of Braga, munist youth organization. police reported. Meanwhile, the leader of an armed forces faction that Is Yesterday's show of force was the strongest yet by the seeking the ouster of pro-Communist Premier Vasco Gon- armed forces In the conservative north where four persons calves claimed that his group has won the secret backing of have died in violent protests against the leftward trend of the President Francisco da Costa Gomes and internal security military dominated government. chief Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho. , Police said injuries in the Braga clash were caused by stones and paving bricks thrown by the crowd and by shotgun fire from the besieged Communists. Some of the injured were in serious condition. The attack followed a march through Braga by an esti- mated 50,000 Roman Catholics protesting against the regime's GATHERING CROWD — These are some of the games, contests, food and live music. It was co- leftist policies and the military takeover of the Catholic radio more than 3,000 people who turned out at Long sponsored by the Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth station. Branch's Garfleld Park yesterday for the annual County and the City of Long Branch. (Another About 500 demonstrators broke off and tried repeatedly to Spanish Fiesta. The day-long event featured photo, page 2.) storm the Communist headquarters, but were held at bay by bursts of gunfire Into the crowd from the besieged Commu- nists. ,'•••'*', However, other mobs wrecked a Communist party li- brary, the office of a pro-Communist lawyer and the head- County launches program quarters of the MDP, a Communist satellite party. Commandos and marines were called In to protect the Communist party headquarters, but for nearly three hours the crowd hurled rocks and paving stones over the heads of the troops at the building, smashing windows and injuring at least of cooperative purchasing one soldier. The troops eventually forced the'mob back with tear gas. FREEHOLD - Monmouth Sidney Sloter, coordinator particular item make it avail- or school board directly for Firing their weapons into the air, they chased the demonstra- County has embarked on a for the cooperative purchas- able to all participating mu- the commodity. tors up alleyways and side streets and called In trucks and ar- cooperative purchasing pro- ing program in the office of nicipalities and school boards The unit price offered to mored troop carriers to seal off the approaches to the build- gram with the county's 53 county purchasing agent Ro- at the same unit price offered the county generally would be ing. municipalities and 55 public ger J. Kane, said Monmouth to the county. Once the coun- expected to be lower than school districts which Is de- County's program has been ty has awarded a contract to that offered to a municipality signed to save the smaller patterned afteY that used by the successful bidder on the or school board seeking bids bodies money. Bergen County, which In- given item, he said,- a munici- independently on the same Mrs. Gandhi The program began Friday stituted the first county coop- pality or school board may Item because of the larger when the county advertised erative purchasing program then contact the vendor and quantity the county presum- for bldS on rock salt. in the state in 1969. Three or ask to purchase the com- ably would be purchasing. The new program, In- four other counties in the modity at the same unit price Mr. Sloter said he didn't ex- stituted by the Board of Free- state have since adopted sim- contained in the firm's con- pect the stipulation that bid- dealt setback holders at Its meeting last ilar cooperative purchasing tract with the county. ders must make their com- Tuesday, Is the realization of programs, he said. modity available to the mu- NEW DELHI, India (AP) and political crisis since inde- one of the objectives Freehol- Under the program, Mr. Mr. Sloter said the munici- nicipal bodies and school - The Supreme Court dealt pendence in 1947. der Director Philip N. Gumbs Sloter explained, the county Is palities and school boards boards at the same price Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had set for county govern- making it a condition of bid- must deal directly with the would discourage any poten- a setback today, refusing to Lawyers from both sides es- ment when assumed the post ding on certain commodities vendor for a purchase and the tial bidders. hear her appeal of an election timated the court would re- of director In January. that the vendor selling the vendor bills the municipality See Country, page 2 law conviction until it deter- quire at least two weeks just mines the validity of a one- to consider the con- day-old constitutional amend- stitutionality of the amend- ment which would acquit the ment which was introduced in Indian leader. Parliament last Thursday, passed Friday, ratified by the Mrs. Gandhi's lawyers Fire guts night club in city state assemblies Saturday asked the court to overturn and signed into law by Presi- her June 12 conviction imme- dent Fakhruddln Ali Ahmed By BRIAN KELLY surreal silhouetted firemen the "O's" - reflected the rule out the possibility of ar- diately, arguing that the con- yesterday. blasted streams of water at blue and red truck light. Fire- son and said that he would stitutional amendment had LONG BRANCH - Two the ceiling and darted their men crunched glass and continue to Investigate this erased the guilty verdict. Shanti Bhushan, chief law- months ago Mike Train and lights through the charred in- sloshed through dirty water morning. But the five-man bench yer for Mrs. Gandhi's oppo- bis partner opened the re- terior, tore slabs of Insulation as they died out. The chief said that ex- headed by Chief Justice AN. nents, told newsmen after the modeled Shooter's Lounge on and parceling from the walls. All nine city companies re- ploding bottles of liquor could Ray rejected the request, ac- brief hearing that if the Broadway here. sponded to an alarm at ap- have contributed to the fire's "Did you see It before It cepting instead the argu- amendment is upheld by the burned?" he asked to no one proximately 9:45 p.m. but rapid I The night club was gutted ments of lawyers for Mrs. court "the case against the R«fttttr pfcotof kr L«rry PtnM there was no chance to save last night by a fire which in particular. "It was beau- Mr. TrouhT Gandhi's opponents that the prime minister would auto- ROUNDABOUT WAY - Four of the 15 people who the interior of the ground raced through the bar. tiful; really beautiful." the bar with ^ validity of the constitutional matically lapse." have already tried to break the world record for a Mr. Troun quietly stared Except for the broken win- floor. months ago, said it represent- amendment should first be The amendment being chal- ferrls wheel ride show what It takes: patience. The through the shattered win- dows, the facade wai un- Patrolman Patrick Caron, ed eight years of saving. A tested. lenged by Bhushan states that contest, for the benefit of the March Of Dimes, Is dows of what had been the scathed. The red, white and blue who called the fire companies former stockbroker, he lives The court set Aug. 25 for courts no longer have juris- still rolling along at the Long Branch fishing pier. bar he owned and managed. sign announcing "Shooters after responding to a burglar in Jersey City. the start of the hearings on diction to hear election cases Pier owner Matty Sowul says he has had no Against the smoke and steam, Lounge" — with the dice In alarm, said that when he ar- the amendment, further involving the prime minister, trouble rounding up participants and reports many He said that he was insur- "ferrls wheel gazers." As of early today, four con- rived the inside of the bar ed, but did not know If it delaying resolution of the the president, the vice presi- was an "an Inferno." case which has touched off dent and the speaker of Par- testants had been circling since the wheel started would cover all of the dam- Saturday afternoon. Patrolman Caron with Spe- age. He didn't know If any- India's worst constitutional liament. The inside story cial Officer John O'Conner, thing was salvageable: "I'm evacuated approximately 20 afraid to go In there." THE WEATHER people from apartments "There go the Jensens," he Partly cloudy, warm aid humid today. above the bar which Is adja- winced, as firemen continued Ford vows action to help refugees Warm, becomiig less humid tomorrow. cent to Garfleld Park. The to tear at the walls, looking bar was closed when the fire By HOWARD BENEDICT Ft. Chaffee, Ark. for a mid-vacation tour In Most looked very west- Complete report •• page I. for any smoldering material. began and there were no In- The President said he Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois. ernized, wearing skirts and Montefusco sfeau prediction - tar awhile 12 "That's 14,000 worth of speak- VAIL, Colo. (AP) - would do everything possible blue jeans, but ik few of the juries reported. The upstairs Last May, Ford pressed for Summered wtigs Glaits past Patriots 12 ers." Dressed in blue pajamas, the to see that new homes arc elders wore the traditional suffered only smoke damage. funds to resettle Indochina Olshin declines vacait Oceaa grid Job 13 middle-aged Vietnamese man found by late this fall for this dress of the Vietnamese. Mr. Troun explained that he refugees in this country, and Fire Chief Anthony LaugeUi closed the bar at 8:30 p.m. In approached President Ford man and 55,000 other In- Bridge Advice M DAILY REGISTER Congress responded by appro- One old woman In black pa- said that all he could tell about order to go to the Spanish and said in hesitant English: dochina refugees still in four Classified 14-17 PHONE NUMBERS priating 1405 million. jamas hid behind a tree, but the fire was that it started un- Festival being held In Gar- "All of people of Ft. U.S. camps. "•mles II Mali Office »2 mt peeked out when the motor- der the bar, perhaps because field Park. Chaffee thank you very much Later, Ford and Mrs. Ford Thousands of refugees still i •tempmry Life », t Toll Free S7IMOO cade passed. Cr-tiwtH Prate II Toll Free 5KMM of faulty wiring. He did not "We were going to come for your help, and we pray flew to Vail, Colo., to begin a at Chaffee showed their ap- for you, your family and your Editorials I Classified Ads M2-17N Attention Boaters back and clean up," he said two-week working vacation in preciation by giving the Pres- Donald McDonald, a senior people." EBterUhmeU II Circulation Depl M2-4M9 Our "Boating World" Supple- with some irony. "I guess the mountain resort. ident a rousing welcome. They civil coordinator at the base, FlaaieUI 7 Sports Dept M2-4M4 ment. Don't miss it! On Frt., we've got a bigger job than The Incident took place yes- Social events, golf, swim- lined the three-mile route told the President that Ft. Make A Dale 17 MMdletown Bureau $71-2251 Aug. 22. Make your reserva- we thought." terday In a hospital ward as ming, tennis and meetings from the base gate and Chaffee quarters 20.M1 refu- the President ended an hour- OMtaariet 4 Freehold Bureau 412-2121 tions now. For more informa- with aides are on his agenda waved and cheered as the gees. Another 23,000 have tion, call Classified Display, OWe Union House long visit to the Vietnamese Sptrts 11,11 Long Branch Bureau ,.222-HH for the next several days be- presidential motorcade went been relocated elsewhere in 542-1700. Luncheon-Fashion Show, Tues. refugee relocation center at fore he takes off next Monday by. homes across the country. 2 The Daily Rcgfater SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1975 Negligence suit filed by mother, daughter FREEHOLD - Ocean Mrs. Adeleine E. Maki, 42, of both Mrs. Harshman and truck was northbound on Rt. and negligently operating the the services of well-trained Township, its Board of Fire of Elberon, a First Aid Squad Mr Frizzle. 35. truck. The suit further and highly skilled orthopedic Commissioners in Fire Dis- member who was in the rear In charging Mrs Harshman charged that the truck, which surgeons, neurosurgeons, ex- The Board of Fire Commis- trict One, and Stavola Con- of the ambulance with the with negligence, it said she was carrying a full load of perts in the treatment of sioners in Fire District One in tracting Co. Inc. are defend- Horowitfts, was killed in the knew or should have known wet soil, was overloaded. burns, psychiatrists and other Ocean Township and the ants in a suit, seeking both crash and four other persons an emergency did not exist as Ttje suit alleged that Mr. skilled personnel. township itself were named compensatory and punitive in the vehicle, including Mrs Gail Horowitz, who was being Frizzle was negligent in that defendants by virtue of the The suit said both women i damages (or injuries suffered Horowitz and her daughter, taken to the hospital as a re- he failed to keep a proper fact Mrs. Harshman either will be permanently affected . by a township woman and her were injured. sult of the earlier minor traf- lookout, failed to grant the was an employe or volunteer by emotional and psy- 16-year-old daughter in the Both the driver of the am- fic accident, had not been se- right of way to the ambulance working under the Board of chological as well as physical fiery crash of an ambulance bulance, Mrs Brenda S. riously injured in the first and heard and disregarded, Commissioners, which oper- distress as a result of the col- and a dump truck. Harshman, of 428 N. Park mishap. or should have heard the si- ates the fire, first aid and res- lision and medical and hospi- The plaintiffs in the suit Ave., Oakhurst, one of the in- ren of the ambulance and cue squads, and the board re- tal expenses will continue to filed in Superior Court Friday jured, and the driver of the The suit accused Mrs. yielded the right of way. He ceives financial support from, be incurred in the future. It are Donald Horowitz, of 5 dump truck, Willis C. Frizzle, Harshman of recklessly, care- also was accused of failing to and is under the supervision asked for compensatory and Lancaster Drive, in the Ways- of 44 Williams St., New lessly and negligently oper- maintain the proper speed for of, the township. Stavola Con- punitive damages, attorneys ide section of Ocean Town- Shrewsbury, were absolved ating the ambulance so as to conditions and failing to tracting Co. Inc. is named a fees and costs of the suit. ship, his wife, Ruth, and their by a Monmouth County grand cause the collision by failing maintain the proper brakes defendant* as owner of the daughter. Gail, 11. Mrs. Horo- jury of any criminal culpabi- to maintain a proper speed on the truck. dump truck that collided with Mrs. Horowitz and Gail witz and Gail were being lity in the collision. The grand for conditions, failing to keep the ambulance and employer As a result of the accident, both have been discharged transported in an Ocean jury, after considering the a proper lookout, failing to RMlsttr staff afwtf* of Mr. Frizzle. the suit said, Mrs. Horowitz from the hospital. Gail was Township First Aid Squad possibility of bringing a heed the traffic signal and GUEST OF HONOR — Juan M. Hlgglns, left, may- failing to maintain the proper and her daughter Gail, have released only last Wednesday ambulance from the scene of charge of death by auto in the The suit noted that the acci- suffered great pain and suf- from St. Agnes Hospital in or of Humacao, Puerto Rico looks bemused by one a minor accident in Wayside case, returned a no bill on brakes and properly maintain of the offerings of yesterday's Spanish Fiesta at dent occurred as the ambu- the equipment of the ambu- fering and will continue to Philadelphia where she had to Monmouth Medical Center July 11, reporting it had found lance was going east on Deal suffer much physical pain and been taken for treatment of Garfleld Park Long Branch. Dlmas Montalvo, in Long Branch when the col- no cause for action against ei- lance. president of the Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth Road, and, with its lights mental suffering and mental burns she suffered. County, looks on. The day-long festival was co- lision occurred at about 2:30 ther driver. flashing and siren signaling, Mr. Frizzle was charged in anguish in the future. It said The suit was filed by at- p.m. June 16 at Rt. 35 and sponsored by the fraternity and the City of Long The Horowitzes, in their suit, entered the intersection with the suit with causing the colli- that to treat their injuries it torney John R. Orlovsky of Branch. Deal Road. charge negligence on the part Rt. 35 against a red light. The sion by recklessly, carelessly has been necessary to secure Middletown. Authority plea rejected Developer sued to terminate sewer pact by Freehold Twp. FREEHOLD - The West- and that the firm has not would continue, Mr. Schaefer ( ern Monmouth Utilities Au- been paid more than $500,000 asked for a stay of the ruling over shade trees ' thority has indicated that it on the contracts it has with so he could appeal to the Ap- nances, it added. may appeal a Superior Court the authority. pellate Division of Superior FREEHOLD - Freehold Section II of Briar Hill Es- ruling which temporary re- While Mr. Rosenberg main- -Court. The Judge declined to Township has filed suit in Su- tates is located on the north strains it from terminating a tained that the contracts are grant the stay. perior Court -against Briar side of Rt. 537 at Harding ' contract with an Old Bridge 80 per cent completed, Mar- Hill Estates Inc. seeking a Judge McGann said that Road, east of Freehold. It Is , firm which Is Installing sewer vin E. Schaefer, authority at- court order directing the firm most of the items in dispute across Rt. 537 from the lines for the authority. torney, countered that the to plant shade trees in section between the two parties are Chesterfield Apartments. . Superior Court Judge Pat- work is only 50 per cent com- II of its housing development arbitrable. Once the arbi- The suit states that the rick J. McGann Jr. Friday plete. in accordance with an agree- trators resolve these issues, Freehold Township Planning continued the temporary re- Mr. Schaefer also disputed ment the firm entered into the parties could then ask the Board, in approving the Briar straint and ruled that the Mr. Rosenberg's statement with the township at the time court to determine whether Hill Estates Inc. subdivision various disputes between the that the system for the inter- the subdivision was approved the authority has the right to application in 1984, made a authority and Ferco Inc. of ceptor lines to tie into is not 10 years ago. terminate the contract. condition of its approval a re- Old Bridge should go to arbi- ready, maintaining that the The suit, filed by John A. quirement that shade trees be tration before the court con- discharge will flow into the In his ruling, the judge said Kaye, borough attorney, also planted. It said that when the siders a motion whether the Pinebrook Treatment plant. that if the restraint were lift- asks for a restraining order •Millar (MM phtti Township Committee granted authority has the right to ter- Throughout the contract pe- ed, the contractor could suf- preventing the firm from sell- POOLSIDE FROLICS — Members of the Oceanport Republican Club held final approval for the section minate the contract. riod, beginning last Septem- fer irreparable harm by being a 'Caribbean Night' Saturday at the new Lions Club swimming complex on ing or transferring title of any II subdivision on Oct. 12,1964, Ferco Inc., through Its at- ber, there have been dis- - replaced on the job and by Port-au-Peck Ave. More than 200 people attended. From the left are Rob- property in the subdivision in not receiving payments for its it also made approval subject , torney Richard K. Rosenberg agreements between the au- ert Olsen, GOP club president; Mrs. Marie Gallo, activity chairman; Cle- the interim. The township work completed until the sub- to the Installation of certain of Glen Rock, told the court thority and the contractor, mente V. Sommers, GOP candidate for mayor, and George F. Barrett, also is seeking damages contractors complete the un- improvements and the posting that the company is proceed- said Mr. 'Schaefer, adding council candidate. against National Union Fire finished work. of performance and mainte- ing with construction work in that there are 147 items of Insurance Co., which posted a $117,764 performance bond nance bonds. accordance with its contracts default listed against the The judge said he did not and $15,172 maintenance bond with the authority to install company. see where the authority would On April 6, 1965, the suit with the township on behalf of . 7.5 miles of Interceptor sewer There is a critical need for suffer any particular harm continued, Briar Hill Estates County launches program the developer. lines. sewers in the western part of since the contractor is work- Inc. and the township entered The suit said Briar Hill Es- Mr. Rosenberg said the con- the county, said the attorney, ing on the Job, adding that to into a developers agreement tates Jnc. finally planted tractor is in desperate need of arguing that if the temporary permit the authority to termi- which provided, among other trees in Section II of the sub- a prompt resolution of the dis- restraint were continued, the nate the contract would ob- of cooperative purchasing things, for the planting of division in May of this year pute with the authority, not- situation would be further ag- viously result in a time delay shade trees. (Continued) fers the same commodity to affirmative. Five others re- after repeated requests from ing that the firm's bonding grevated. which would not be in the in- The suit asks for an order the county at a lower unit sponded in the negative, he the township that it do so, but company has refused to un- After Judge McGann ruled terest of the authority or its "I expect the vendors will directing the developer to re- price. But, on the other hand, said, and the remainder charges that neither the trees derwrite any future contracts that the temporary restraint customers. welcome this because they place the defective shade will only have to prepare one he pointed out, the vendor has haven't been heard from. nor the manner in which they trees planted this May in ac- bid proposal for all of them, an opportunity not only to re- In order to participate in were planted conforms with cordance with the agreement and, If they are successful, gain those accounts at the the cooperative purchasing the agreement the firm has and township ordinances. If Top priorities announced only one bid bond is neces- next countywide bidding, but program, he said, an inter- with the township. also requests the restraining sary and only one perform- to pick up a lot of new ones. ested municipality must pass The trees and manner of order barring any further ance bond is necessary," he an ordinance and a school planting also do not conform sales or property in the subdi- said. Mr. Sloter said that in re- board must pass a resolution with the township's ordi- vision by the developer and by county Office on Aging sponse to a questionnaire sent authorizing such action on its nances, It added. for a judgment of damages He acknowledged as a "va- out to all '53 municipalities part. The trees and manner of against the bonding company, lid apprehension" the fears of SHREWSBURY - Ex- its Transportation Coordinat- senior citizen transportation prior to institution of the co- Mr. Sloter said 16 com- planting also do not conform plus costs of suit and at- some vendors that they may panded transportation and ing Committee to expand in Monmouth County will see operative purchasing pro- modities were proposed in the with the township's ordi- torneys fees. lose standing accounts with adult education programs for transportation services dramatic short-term devel- gram, asking whether they questionnaire as possible municipalities and school area senior citizens will be throughout the county, she opments," Mrs. Filippone would be interested in it, 37 items to be covered in the co- boards if another vendor of- among the top priorities of said, citing the appropriation said. municipalities replied in the operative purchasing venture. the Monmouth County Office last week of (36,000 by the The council is composed of Mrs. Sicilian*) gets on Aging, according to its di- Board of Freeholders for the area seniors from all back- rector, Mrs. Gloria, R. Filip- purchase of four 15 to 18 pas- ground and professionals in- pone. senger vans to transport area volved in senior citizen af- Foreign doctors numerous GOP campaign post "Right now we're in the fairs. The group meets regu- seniors. FREEHOLD - Mrs "Emilia Freeholders," Mrs. Siciliano process of looking for seniors larly to advise the Office on In addition, the office has M. Siciliano, of Shrewsbury, said. "It also is Important to teach seniors," Mrs. Filip- Aging on the needs and prob- applied to the state Depart- on area hospital staffs has been appointed campaign they are reelected when you pone told the Advisory Coun- lems of the elderly in Mon- ment of Transportation to director for Harry Larrison, consider the Democrats will cil to the Office on Aging at a mouth County. (Continued) If he goes out of state, many "staff the house" when at- lease vans which are cur- Jr. and Ernest G. Kavalek, have the board by them- meeting at the Eastern rently not in use. Projects currently being de- patients. In United States me- times a man will stay in the tending physicians are not state where he does his me- available. Republican freeholder candi- selves, to do as they please, if Branch of the Monmouth The freeholders agreed to veloped by the Office on Ag- dical schools during the last dates. dical training," Dr. Maggs "Many people, in whatever the two Republicans are de- County Library recently. purchase the four vans, she ing in conjunction with the two to two-and-one-half years, "We're lucky to have some- said. job, tend to stay where they feated." "The self-enrichment af- explained, after bids for van advisory council include: The -the clinical work is extensive. one of ther talents and energy Dr. William S. Vaun, direc- went to school, in many forded senior citizens by adult leasing came in too high. creation of a day care center So many a foreign graduate to direct our campaign," Mr. Mrs. Siciliano also is a Re- tor of medical education at cases. Physicians are not that education programs is a top "The willingness of the Board for the elderly; a senior citi- comes here without that nec- Larrison and Mr. Kavalek publican committeewoman in MMC, reads the FMS gradu- different," said Freehold priority of this office." of Freeholders to appropriate zen picnic Sept. 9 at Holmdel essary experience," noted Dr. said in a joint statement. Shrewsbury and is a co-chair- ate numbers as an indictment Area Hospital Director John The Office on Aging has the money for the vans Park and review and dis- Robert L. Maggs, Freehold "Her appointment is in keep- man of the legislative com- of the state legislature's fail- G. "Jack" DeCerce. "As we also been working with the against future state funds is semination of information surgeon and Freehold area ing with today's thinking that mittee of the Monmouth ure to adequately fund medic- don't have our medical col- county Planning Board and an encouraging indicator that concerning legislation affect- Hospital's education chair- women should play a large County Federation of Re- al training facilities. lege developed, the doctors ing senior citizens. man. part in our county govern- publican Women. "The legislature has no sig- stay where they took their de- Also: a seminar Oct. 21 at One complaint often voiced ment." Finish cleanup of Wesley Lake nificant commitment to me- gree." Monmouth College, "The Se- by patients, referring doctors Mrs. Siciliano, chairman of dical education; it never Tomorrow: Monmoulb Me- ASBURY PARK - Mon- county, using federally-funded nior Citizen and Monmouth say, involves communication. the Shrewsbury Planning has," he declared. "The state dical Center and the College of mouth County manpower em- manpower," said Philip N. County," to make area se- Language is often a barrier Board, served six years on is considered an educational Medicine and Dentistry of ployes have completed a clea- Gumbs, freeholder director. niors aware of the wide varie- and idiomatic language, notes the Shrewsbury Borough wasteland in the field of me- New Jersey make efforts to nup project at Wesley Lake in "Parts of the county are get- ty of resources available to a spokesman for CMDNJ, is Council, and was council dical education and this keep American medical stu- cooperation with the City of ting a much-needed facelift them in Monmouth 'County, almost impossible to learn president in 1973. She did not makes it unattractive to U.S. dents In the state. Asbury Park. while at the same time nearly and local participation in a quickly. seek reelection. a hundred residents are get- statewide senior citizens art graduates," Dr. Vaun contin- Over a 12-day period, 12 The reasons that New Jer- She lost by one vote to Je- ting much-needed jobs." contest. ued. federally-funded county em- sey and Monmouth County rome U. Burke before the Re- In addition to its 12 work- In addition, Mrs. Filippone have such high percentages of The role of New Jersey's County gets ployes and five city employes College of Medicine and Den- publican Steering Committee removed 350 meters of old ers, the county furnished two said the office is in the pro- men and women who are for the Uth District Assembly dump trucks and a van for the cess of conducting a needs as- FMS graduates are expressed tistry on two campuses — GRANT boardwalk and dock pilings Newark and Piscataway — is $978,000 nomination. from the northeast corner of project. Asbury Park fur- sessment survey to be used in by a director of medical edu- "I believe Monmouth Coun- nished a dump truck, a pick- the formulation of a 1976 area cation, the administrators of described as "confusing" by PRINTERS , the lake. Dr. Vaun. HUD grant ty needs to keep two capable up truck, a back loader, and plan for senior citizen proj- three area hospitals and a men like Mr. Larrison and Mr. "They need more money. 741-9300 | "This is one of many clea- two cranes. A total of 1,152 ects. Dates for hearings on former county Medical So- WASHINGTON - The Mon- Kavalek on the Board of nup and spruceup projects we man hours was expended on the plan will be announced ciety president. The Newark situation is just mouth County Board or Free- are organizing throughout the the project. shortly. Logistics and large holes in getting going and Rutgers is holders have received a New Jersey's commitments an onagain, off-again situ- $978,000 Housing and Urban Mert'Der FDlC Fidelity Union HOIK or p to medical education are, in ation," he said. Development (HUD) block the main, responsible for the "People, and legislators, grant to aid various county Weather: Warm, humid numbers, they say. don't realize that a medical municipalities. education is a very expensive We Pamper Variable cloudiness, quite was 72. southern intermountain re- "New Jersey is a logical warm and humid today; There were scattered show- gion and the southern Rock- place to be for a foreign me- proposition. The money must The county had originally Our People chance of an occasional thun- ers and thundershowers in ies. dical graduate due to its keep coming," asserted Felix applied for a total of dershower late today and many parts of the nation proximity to the famous Pilla, MMC's administrative $1,025,000 in federal aid to fi- NTRODUCNG STATEMENT SA/NGS tonight, high In the upper 80s, today. It was hot in New Eng- TIDES teaching centers in New York director. nance 27 municipal improve- low tonight low 70s. Tomor- land and New Jersey, while > Sandy Hook and Washington," Dr. Maggs, At Bayshore Community ment projects. row partly sunny and warm seasonable warm ^p the County Medical Society's Hospital, where one third of NTEREST but becoming less humid in lures prevailed elsewhere. TODAY - High 11:58 p.m. immediate past president, the attending physicians are The announcement of the the afternoon, high in the mid The showers and thun- and low 5:53 p.m. said. "He (the FMS graduate) FMS graduates, the need, its grant was made here Friday We think it's good busiiIness £ ^ by Sen. Clifford P. Case, R 80s. dershowers extended from TOMORROW - High 12:37 can benefit from programs director said, is for physi- you will appreciate. Outlook Wednesday: mostly western New England p.m. and low 6:16 a.m. and growing out of the centers as cians who will keep the hospi- N.J. sunny and pleasant.' through the Ohio and Ten- 6:51 p.m. he never could if he were way tal running smoothly 24 hours He said the money will be out of the area. In Long Branch, yes- nessee Valleys, the south At- For Red Bank and Rumson a day. used for the demolition of terdays high temperature lantic Coast states and west- bridge, add two hours; Sea "Also, New Jersey does not Thomas Goldman, Bay- substandard structures; ac- was 87 and the low. 63 de- ward along the Gulf Coast Bright, deduct 10 minutes; attract its own graduates be- shore's director, said that 'the quisition of sites for housing; grees. It was 82 to 6 p.m. and through Louisiana. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- cause our state medical foreign graduates are, at this development of park areas; COONIAinRSTNAnONAlBANrC the overnight low was 72. Isolated thundershowers utes; Highlands bridge, add school, while making prog- stage, willing to take full-time storm drainage and street im- Th* all-wrvic* bank that looks out for you. _ Today'i 7 am- temperature again dotted mountains of the 40 minutes. ress, is having growing pains. emergency room duty and provements. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. AUGUST 11. 1975 The Baity VcglStU 3 (WORLD Council blasts officers not testifying By the Associated Prcu LONG BRANCH - As the Policemen's Benevolent Associ- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of 22 officers issued SUD- Branch attorney, said that refusing to answer the committee's - ation made plans to ask a Freehold judge this morning for an poenas, 12 have testified. subpoenas was comparable to contempt of a Superior Court. Militants reconsider cease-fire order restraining a City Council probe of the department, the It was at the Friday hearing that four members of the de- He said that if the committee chose to take action against the council had harsh words for four detectives who refused to tective division refused to testify Claiming that they were men, they would refer the matter to a Superior Court judge BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Irish Republican Army testify at a Friday hearing of the investigation. militants warned that they would "reconsider" their six- "directed by counsel," Capt. Michael Irene, Sgt James'Ap- who would mete out any punishment. A spokesman for the PBA, which has been planning since month cease fire after three persons died in a weekend of vio- pleby. Detective David Smith and Detective Sal Maccioli all Although they would not comment on their reasons for not Thursday to obtain the order, said that a hearing was sched- lence marking the fourth anniversary of internment. remained mute before the committee. Two other detectives, testifying, it was understood that the four detectives believed uled for 8:30 this morning before Superior Court Judge Pat- Angry mobs backed by sniper fire stoned British troops in Lt. John Naylor and Detective Robert Frabizio both testified that the validity of the committee and its subpoenas would rick J. McGann a three-hour battle that erupted Sunday night in the Falls "under protest." not be upheld in court. The PBA will seek a temporary restraining order against Road after the peaceful conclusion of the largest march in the The committee was also strongly critical of the detec- the council's special committee investigating the police de- Their counsel, Frank J. Fasano, assistant city attorney, province against the British policy of jailing suspected IRA tives' refusal to testify, saying, "This only logically leads us partment. Should they receive the restraint, the judge would would not comment as to why or how he had advised his guerrillas without trial. clients. to believe there might be something these officers feel the then set a date by which their attorneys must "show cause" council and the citizens of Long Branch should not know." At least M persons were Injured and 60 arrested. Author- for their request. They eventually hope to have the in- A statement released by the committee yesterday said, ities said there were 28 shooting incidents ' At the same time, the committee gave plaudits to those vestigation ruled invalid with the result that all recorded tes- "In our attorney's opinion, this action (failure to testify) con- who did testify: Protestant and Catholic gangs clashed as the demonstra- timony will be stricken. stitutes an illegal act of misconduct." The statement said that tors headed home. Snipers then backed up youths who threw "Some officers voluntarily appeared and gave testimony The next session of the controversial investigation is a decision as to what action would be taken against the four with enthusiasm and pride. Others appeared and testified un- stones, bottles and tin cans at the troops vehicles were set on scheduled for Thursday evening The committee took testi- would be made "upon the completion of testimony." fire to block troop movements and shops were looted and der protest. These men supplied meaningful information once mony from subpoenaed members of the department last The committee's special counsel, David Resnikoff, a Long burned. they were made aware of the nature of the council's activi- ties." The statement later continued: Indonesia offers Timor merger "From the information the council has received we have JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia today proposed a found areas where-improvements should be made. The coun- merger with Portuguese Timor following reports of a coup in Decision in Nadler case cil would like to compliment the officers who are serving the one of the Lisbon government's last colonies. department and their community by enabling us to do some- However, it was not certain whether a .coup had taken thing FOR the department and our city. These men have been place on the island about 350 miles north of Australia. taken in by the misconception that we are trying to do some- Jose Rames Horta, leader of the Timor independence promised in three weeks thing to harm the police department." movement Fretilin, told newsmen in Australia he was The investigating committee was authorized by the city "amazed" at the report and h*d received no news of a coup. council two days after 13-year-old Steven Russell was shot and However, Horta canceled plans to flyt o Timor today from NEWARK - State hearing spection by Mrs. Carole W. tion of an immediate fine was critical of testimony which in- killed by a city patrolman. Although the enabling resolution the northern Australian city of Darwin. examiner Abe Weitzman says Popper, the borough's con- a violation of state law and dicated that unless Mr. Nad- said that the committee would investigate the department's The only report of the coup so far has come from the gov- he'll have a decision within sumer affairs officers. deprived the store of due pro- ler paid his $300 fine - $100 procedures with regard to the shooting, in recent weeks they ernment-owned Australian Broadcasting Commission, quoting three weeks on a test case in- Mrs. Popper, accompanied cess under the U.S. Con- each for three separate viola- have emphasized that the investigation is a general one of de- a brief message received early today from Timor by the Dar- volving the practice of the by a reporter and photograph- stitution. tions — he would be fined up partmental procedures and organization. win airport control tower. state Division of Consumer er for The Daily Register, in- Allen Nadler, owner of the to $2,000 in stiffer penalties. The committee Is composed of four councilmen and four' Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said in a state- Affairs in imposing on-the- spected several stores in Red store, obtained a show cause Mr. Weitzman, following civilian advisers. Councilman James W. Dennis has refused to ment to newsmen that the Darwin report was all he knew of spot fines for alleged viola- Bank, and ended up fining order in Superior Court to the day long hearing here, participate, claiming that the investigation is improperly con- the incident, but he declared that his country will provide pro- tions. three stores, including Nad- prevent the state from contin- said he couldn't rule on the strued and was brought about by pressure from segments of tection to people of Portuguese Timor "If they want to join The case in point involves lers, for violations of the state uing its policy. constitutionality of the state's the black community. the republic of Indonesia." Nadler's Discount Furniture consumer protection law. ' • Superior Court Judge Mer- procedure since he has limited Members of the PBA also contend that the probe is im- Store, 27 Monmouth St., Red ritt Lane Jr., questioned the jurisdiction. properly authorized and that they are being made the scape- Betty Ford gives her views Bank, which was fined a total Nadler's contested the fine state's procedure, but refused He said that matter would goats for pressure which has been put on the council. They of $300 on May 19 after an in- contending that the imposi- to continue the show cause be one for the Appellate Divi- also resent the pretence of civilians on the committee, claim- NEW YORK - First. Lady Betty Ford was asked what order on the grounds Mr. sion of Superior Court to de- ing it is tantamount to a civilian review board—a concept she would think if daughter Susan came to her and said, Nadler had not exhausted ad- cide should the case be pur- they have strongly opposed in the past. "Mother, I'm having an affair." Two Matawan men ministrative remedies. sued. Influential members of the department have said that if "Well, I wouldn't be surprised," said Mrs. Ford. "I think In dismissing the com- Mrs. Popper spent nearly the council forms a proper Investigation, they would be will- she's a perfectly normal human being like all young girls. If plaint, Judge Lane noted that two hours testifying on ing to cooperate. By proper, they mean no civilians included. she wanted to continue, and I would certainly counsel and ad- deny arson charge an administrative hearing be- Friday during the adminis- After a heated meeting of its membership Wednesday vise her on the subject, and I'd want to know pretty much fore the state was scheduled trative hearing. night, the PBA resolved to take action in seeking a court rul- about the young man she was having the affair with; whether FREEHOLD - Two Mata- Miller is additionally charged for Aug. 8. She said that she issued the ing on the validity of the committee. It was a worthwhile encounter or whether it was going to be wan men, age 19 and 20, were Judge Lane, however, was citations for allegedly failing Mr. Fasano was to have sought the restraining order one of those — She's pretty young to start affairs " with committing an assault indicted by a county grand and battery upon Middletown critical of the state's policy of to indicate delivery dates on Thursday and then again Friday on behalf of Capt. Alexander But CBS newsman Morley Safer, in the "60 Minutes" in- jury on a charge of arson for imposing $100 fines for each invoices and failing to mark Rota, the first officer to testify. Technically the PBA was terview with Mrs. Ford at the White House that was televised Patrolman Timothy Lake, setting fire to a farm building and resisting arrest by him violation within seven days of some items with prices. finly supporting Capt. Rota's action. yesterday pointed out 18-year-old Susan Ford was "never- in Matawan Oct. 20. the discovery of the violation. Mrs. Phyllis Levine, a con- Because of prior commitments and "the massive paper- theless, old enough." June 22 in Middletown. Martin LIPera, 19, of 61 Gerald Saberon, 19, of 27 "I have the feeling," Judge sumer affairs local assistance work Involved," according to Patrolman Richard Huneke, "Oh, yes," Mrs. Ford said. "She's a big girl." New Brunswick Ave. and Lane said, "that the $100fine- officer, testified that Mr. PBA president, Mr. Fasano was unable to go to Freehold until Safer asked If such a move by Susan, in light of her rear- Plymouth Ave. and John Gil- Thomas Martin, 20, of Sutphin lette, 21, of 3 Willow St., both or-else procedure as em- Nadler was advised he was in this morning. ing, would cause Mrs. Ford surprise. Ave. are charged with setting ployed is illegal, strictly ille- apparent violation of state In today's hearing, it was expected to be the PBA itself "No," said the First Lady. "I think there's a complete Port Monmouth, are charged fire to a building owned by with breaking into Crown gal." regulations concerning deliv- which sought the order. Mr. Fasano was to appear with El- freedom among the young people now. And in some cases, Mildred Perkins of Dobbs While the court did not rule ery dates and pricing. dridge Hawkins of Hawkins and Rossi, the East Orange firm I'm not so sure that, perhaps, there would be less divorce." Tire, Middletown, and steal- Ferry, N.Y. in Matawan. ing eight tires valued between on the validity of the con- She said that Mr. Nadler which represents the PBA. This indictment and the fol- $200 and $500 Dec. 3. Gillette sumer affairs notice, it in- had indicated a willingness to The attorneys were expected to argue that the wording of Distiller's son is kidnaped lowing were among those is charged with receiving sto- dicated should this type of no- comply with the law but that the enabling resolution and the subpoenas were not consistent handed up to Superior Court They also feel only the council itself can issue subpoenas and WASHINGTON - The Federal Bureau of Investigation is len property, the tires Dec. 10 tice be challenged in a court, it would take him time to ge't Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr., plan to argue that the presence of civilians on the committee looking into a report that the 21-year-old son of a prominent and Saberon is similarly it could be ruled invalid. the necessary forms with acting assignment judge. serves to Invalidate that right. New York businessman has been kidnaped. charged but on Dec. 6. Judge Lane was especially which to comply. Anthony Docouto, 19, of 3 The youth, Samuel Bronfman 2nd, is the son of Edgar M. Terry Rawls, 22, of 82 Wedgewood Road, Holmdel, Bronfman Sr., president of the Distillers Corp. Seagrams Ltd. Grant Court, Long Branch, is Is charged with stealing three An FBI spokesman said yesterday the youth "allegedly charged with possessing and tires and wheels valued at was driving to a party in his private vehicle the night of Aug. distributing heroin April 18 in 1320 belonging to Toms Ford 8." Long Branch. In another in Agency, Rt. 35, Keyport, Oct. "At 2 a.m. on the 9th, the son called his father and said he dictment, he is charged with 18. had been kidnaped by three unknown males and said he or resisting arrest by Long Edward Cox of Brick Town- they would be in contact with his father later," the spokes- Branch police officer, An ship, is charged with issuing a You know why man said. thony Cannella, Feb. 24. worthless check for $68175 to No ransom demand has been received, he said. Holmdel Stereo Distributor's "The kidnaping has been reported to us and is under in- Inc., Rt. 35 and Laurel Ave., you should save. vestigation by us'," he said. "We're investigating, one, wheth- TOWNSHIP OF Holmdel, Oct. 17. er a kidnaping actually has occurred and, two, whether Donald Whittiker of Sairs MIDDLETOWN AGENDA there's a federal violation involved." Ave., West End, Long lowmhip Committee Meeting: Where the alleged kidnaping took place could not imme- Branch, is charged with is- August 12,1975 diately be determined. suing a worthless check for Hun The elder Bronfman was not available for comment, but PuMc Hearing on Ordinances $549.11 to Marine Lumber, • 1043 — Land SuWMuon Amendment (PuMcUWUM) We know where. Samuel's brother, Edgar M. Bronfman Jr., said he had "no Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, Oct. • 1048 — Bond Ordnance Amendment knowledge of any kidnaping." Thompson Avenue (toed Reconstruction 14. Introduction ol Proposed Ordinances « 1048 — Vacation ol Gnggs Place Harold Crotty, 36, of Jersey »1050 — Personnel Ordinance • 1051 — No Pariung Anywne. Osborno Human LSD testing mostly over City, is charged with com- Avenue, locust • 1052 — Amendment. Flood Commrs- WASHINGTON - The Veterans Administration has mitting an assault with a mo- sun Ordinance tor vehicle upon Gail Silvers, Admntolrator phased out all but one small experimental program using the A Baysnore Drainage Propel. Section 1 258 Edgeview Drive, Cliff- a Bairshore Cranage Protect, Section 2 drug LSD on humans, officials report. C Fire Department Appkcalton The VA conducted drug experiments at a few veterans wood, Nov. 18 in Matawan D TndllPim E Consultant Assessor hospitals beginning in 1(65, but most of the programs using Township. Retokjtons • 75-1 BO — Emergency Appropriation — the mind altering drug on humans were ended five years ago, Robert Scatton, 22; John Zoning Board Legal - Other Molinaro, 23; Gary Bodner, • 75-181 — Emergency Appropiiation — officials said. The VA said some programs using the drug on Salary — itorary 20; Steve Bodner, 21, and Mi- • 75-182 — TOPICS Program animals are also continuing. • 75-183 — Fire Department Certificates Dr. Lawrence B. Hobson, deputy assistant director of re- lan Troiani, 19, aU of Hazel- ol Exemption « 75-104 — Lighting Approval Roltng search and development for the VA, said the research in- ton, Pa., are charged with Mk Estates s 75-IBS — Lighting Approval Oak vestigated possibilities of using LSD to treat alcoholism, neur- possessing phencylidine and Place Estates possessing it with intent to « 75-186 - Subdraon Virginia Shute oses and painful terminal illnesses. • 75-197 — Subdivision Policastro distribute it Nov. 23 in Keans- Brothers The continuing program using humans, which officials • 75-198 — Subdrmson Gabriel Leven said involves an average of two carefully selected mental burg. rial « 75 199 — Subdwwon SUnru Builders patients a year at the Topeka, Kans., hospital, is being car- Robert Lacey, 18, of 145 « 75-200 — Subdrvtson Hughbert Eflan • 75-201 — SubdMsnn Alfred Ferguson ried out with the Menninger Clinic at Topeka. Forest Ave., Keansburg, and IKiUM) « 76-202 — Subdrvisun John Zahner Hobson quoted Dr. Kenneth E. Godfrey, the psychiatrist James Miller, 19, of Camp Le- «75 203 - Mayflower HH1 Estates (»a. ver of sidewalks) in charge of the Topeka program, as saying he "looks for jeune N.C., are charged with • 75-204 — Fjrtentuon of 1974 Audit Re- committing an assault and Port people who will open up and be receptive, talk back. It • 75-205 — Jersey Central Power & doesn't work well with many schizophrenic patients." battery upon Middletown Pa- Lght Agreement (Cherry street) trolman Bruce Winter and Je- • 75-206 — Chapter 159 Appropriation • 75-207 — Payment ol BIB rome Sullivan, and resisting HMaCotaon Hank Williams in fair condition arrest by the two officers. TownshK) Clerk (Acting) CJB gives you the MISSOULA , Mont. - Country music singer Hank Wil- liams Jr. was in fair condition today after suffering serious highest interest rates the law allows us to pay head injuries in a fall while hiking in the mountains. Williams had been listed in critical condition after the fall Saturday, but a spokesman at the Missoula Community Hospi- tal said Sunday night his condition had improved and was stable. Williams, 26, slipped on a snow field near the crest of the ON Continental Divide and fell an estimated 500 feet. The incident occurred near Ajaz Lake about 50 miles southwest of Butte. REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Gwendolyn Sue Williams said she thought her husband would have to remain in Missoula for three to four weeks. "It's a miracle he's alive. There is no brain damage," she AND said. Williams' father was a country music great whose most famous song, "Your Cheatin' Heart," gave the younger Wil- INVESTORS PASSBOOK SAVINGS liams the idea for the name of his band, "The Cheatin' Hearts." The Daily Register

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sw w «sr Member FDIC Home Delivery by Carrier »S Cents o week. tingle copy at counter li Cents •**Daily Register SHREWSBURY,N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11.1975 Mrs. Edith Crafts, """""""""""" lllllllllllllluiHMiTm I HllltlllMIIIMIIIIII wa8 9tore mana er Dmitri Shostakovich dies; Fields stores RED BANK - Funerasl ser- M. 1C1UB BIU1 CO vices were held Saturday for Obituaries Mrs Edith L. Crafts, 86. of Soviet composer was 68 IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIinillHiiii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president is 170 Hudson Ave., who died Thursday at Riverview Hospi-, MOSCOW (AP) - Fellow He had been hospitalized tury." tal, Here "He was one of the most deaLOVELADIESd a,t N.J 5. 7- Ja- musicians mourned the death from July 9 to Aug. 1 and was Mrs. Crafts was born in gifted and perhaps the most cob I. Gottlieb, president of of composer Dmitri Shosta- admitted again Aug. 4 to the Rev. R. McEwan, New York and moved here in prolific composers of our the J M Fields discount de- kovich but most Soviet citi- heart section of Moscow's 1930. time," said Sir Lennox. partment store division of zens did not know Sunday Kuntsevo Hospital, where he "Painfully shy, he found it Food Fair Stores, Inc., has She was manager of the that one of the world's most died. difficult to make contact with succumbs at 67 died while sailing near his Red Bank Book Store for 30 famous Russians was dead. Twenty-four hours after his others in ordinary circum- HAMPTON - The Rev summer home here. He was years until retiring five years "I fee) as if I have lost a death it had not been report- filled the post for a few stances. Music was his natu- Richard J. McEwan, (7, of 57 and lived in Bryn Mawr, ago. dear friend," said Leonard ed by Soviet radio and tele- months before retiring be- ral language." Bryants Road, died Saturday cause of ill health. Pa. A 1909 graduate of Smith Bernstein, the American com- vision. Soviet media is often While Shostavich was uni- at Morris Hall Health and Re Surviving are a nephew and College of Northampton, poser and laureate conductor tardy in reporting the death Gottlieb, who died Saturday versally regarded as a gifted habilitation Center, Law several nieces. Mass., Mrs. Crafts was a of the New York Philharmon- of a prominent person. was president of the Ideal member of the Jersey Shore and often courageous com- rencevlUe. The Horan Funeral Home, ic. Tass, the official news Shoe Co in 1961 when Food Division, American Associ- poser, many Western critics He was formerly associate Trenton, is in charge of ar- Bernstein, rehearsing in agency, carried a one-sen- Fair purchased the firm. Got- ation of University Women, and Soviet contemporaries pastor at St. James Roman rangements. Vienna to conduct at the Sal- tence announcement, but its Dmitri Shostakovich tlieb continued to head the felt his creativity had been Catholic Church, Red Bank, and a Fellowship Award was zburg festival, said he ex- report is not seen by most shoe company and in 1965 be- dampened by Soviet ideolo- and Our Lady Star of the Sea named for her in 1959. perienced Shostakovich's mu- Russians. A Moscow resident Thomas Schneider, came executive president of gical eddies. Off and on dur- Roman Catholic Church, Her husband, Leland sic for more than three dec- said the news was known to Keyport man the J.M. Fields, an 85-store ing his career Kremlin theo- Long Branch. former police clerk Whitney Crafts, died in 1968 ades and "his loss is great in- those who listen to the Voice chain with stores in 11 East- rists criticized his work, LONG BRANCH - Thomas Mr. Crafts was chairman of deed to the world." of America on short wave ra- ern states. Three years later saying it did not follow the of- critical with Born In Philadelphia, Fa- A. Schneider, former chief the psychology department of Shostakovich, who created dios. ther McEwan graduated from he became the chain's presi- hundreds of works for sym- British composer Sir Len- ficial dogma of socialist real- clerk for the New Shrewsbury dent. New York University. Immaculate Conception High Police Department, died Sat- phony, piano, violin, opera, nox Berkeley hailed Shosta- ism, but he later achieved of- stab wound In recent years he also Surviving is one daughter, School (now Trenton Catholic urday at Monmouth Medical ballet and film, died of a kovich as "one of the great ficial stature by being named KEYPORT - A borough served as a member of the Mrs. Henry T. Nash of Roan- Boys High School, Trenton, Center., heart attack Saturday night. creative artists of this cen- a national hero. man was still in critical con- Food Fair board of directors. oke, Va., and three grand- and Catholic University of Mr. Schneider, 54 N. Fifth dition today in Bayshore Survivors include his wid- children. America, Washington, D. C. Ave., had been a life-long Community Hospital, Holm- ow, Inez, and three children. He did graduate worit at Ford- resident here. The Adams Memorial del, after being stabbed. ham University. Private funeral services are Home, here, was in charge of Rafael Soto sr., 45, of 74 He was a retired assistant scheduled. He was ordained in 1(33 in fire chief at Ft. Monmouth, arrangements. Main St., had allegedly ar- Albany, NY. and had served as Long gued with Juan Cruz, 32, of 32 Father McEwan taught for Branch fire chief in 1M3. He Mrs. Caetano Calabrese Broad St., at 9 p.m. Friday nine years at Trenton Catho- outside the Monmouth Lounge was a member of the Atlantic LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Angelo Calabrese, of South lic Boys High School and on Broad St. before being Fire Co., Long Branch, and a Josephine Calabrese, 81, of Ozone Park, N.Y., and Louis served as vice principal from member of the city's first aid stabbed, according to police. 1936 to IMS. 288 Morris Ave., died Friday Calabrese, of Far Rockaway, squad. He was an exempt at her residence. Mr. Cruz has been charged He was also associate pas- NY.; three grandchildren fireman, and a member of the and one great-grandchild. with atrocious assault and tor at St. Catherine's Roman She moved to Long Branch battery in connection with the International Association of Arrangements are under Catholic Church, Seaside 23 years ago from Italy and stabbling. He is being held in Fire Chiefs. the direction of the Da'miano Park, and St. Anne's Church, was a member of Holy Tri- Monmouth County jail in lieu Mr. Schneider was a com- nity R.C, Church, here. Funeral Home, here. Raritan. municant of St. Michael's Ro- of $2,500 pending a hearing in Her husband Gaetano Cala- In 1968 he was assigned to man Catholic Church, here. municipal court Wednesday. brese, died in 1957. the pastorage of St. Mary's Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sim Hamlett Mr. Soto was found at home Surviving are three sons, Church, Bordentown. He Mrs. Edith BaUey Schneider; EATONTOWN - Mrs. Lena in bed by his son Rafael Jr. Salvatore Calabrese, here; a son, Robert Schneider of Hamlett, 66, of 14 Mill St. died after the incident. Police said Mrs. Daniel Danza, Brick Township, and two Saturday at Riverview Hospi- the man was bleeding sev- Mrs. Emily Curley former store owner grandchildren. tal, Red Bank. erely from what they believed SHREWSBURY - Mrs. was a butcher knife wound in HAZLET - Mrs. Palma The Woolley Funeral Home, Born in Charlotte Court- Emily Sagurton Curley, 68, of his chest. Danza, 61, of 85 Brookslde here, is in charge of arrange- house, Va., Mrs. Hamlett was 65 Queen Anne Drive, died Police said Cruz came to Mobile Court, died yesterday ments. a shore resident of many Saturday at Riverview Hospi- headquarters Saturday morn- in Monmouth Medical Center, years. tal, Red Bank. ing and admitted the stabb- Long Branch. Thomas Ferrugia She-was a former Sunday MUSIC FUND — Scholarship aid for amlnorlty student ma|orlng In music Mrs. Curley was a lifelong school superintendent at Cal- ing. Born in New York City, EATONTOWN - Anthony resident here. at Monmouth College, West Long Branch, Is provided with proceeds from Mrs. Danza lived in this area vary Baptist Church, Red J. Ferrugia, 72, of US Maple She was a graduate of the the Count Basle Tribute staged In Red Bank last winter by the Monmouth most of her life. She owned Bank, and head of the Junior Lottery numbers Ave., died Saturday at Mon- registered nursing school of County Arts Council. Dr. J. Alvln Parker, second from left, and Mrs. Sarah and operated her own busi- Missionaries: TRENTON - The winning mouth Medical Center, Long Monmouth Medical Center, AAcGee, cochairmen of the tribute, are pictured with Monmouth College ness, Union Frocks of Key- Pick-It number in the New Branch. Long Branch. Surviving are her husband, President, Dr. Richard J. Stoneslfer, left, ond with Dr. Ralph Lambert, port, before retiring in ISM. Jersey Lottery Friday was Mr. Ferrugia was born in Her husband, James A. Sim Hamlett; three brothers, chairman of the college music department, during visit they made to the She was a communicant of St. 275. Newark and had lived in Curley Sr., died in 1972. Frank Wilson of Brooklyn; school to present the check representing benefit proceeds. Joseph's Roman Catholic The straight bet payoff was Long Branch, before moving Surviving are two sons, Paul Wilson of St. Albans, Church, Keyport, and St. $137, the box bet payoff here 15 years ago. He was as- James A. Curley Jr. of Red' N.Y.; Alex Wilson of Char- John's Senior Citizens Club, $22.50, and the front and back sociated with Debra Decora- Bank, and John P. Curley, lotte Courthouse, and a sister, Keyport. pair each paid $13.50. tors, Red Bank. with whom she lived; two Mrs. Josephine Ragsdale of Surviving are her husband, Standard police bullets lack The winning daily number daughters, Mrs. Emity M. Charlotte Courthouse. Daniel Danza; two sons, He is survived by his wid- was 84754. Kaeli and Mrs. Elizabeth C. The Childs Funeral Home, Matthew J. Danza of Keyport ow, Mrs. Mary C. Ferrugia; The Pick-It number for Sat- Wurst, both here; a brother, Red Bank, is in charge of ar- and Lawrence B. Danza of three sons, Frank P. Ferrugia stopping power, study reveals urday was 112. A straight bet Robert J. Sagurton Sr. here, rangements. Holmdel; a brother, Joseph of Atlantic Highlands; paid $191; the front and back and five grandchildren. By MARGARET GENTRY study of 142 types of com- lets ranked higher than 25. FasceUa of Ridgefield; a sis- , Charles F. Ferrugia of Red pair, $19.00. There was no box The William S. Anderson John J. O'Leary mercially available handgun Shubin said the ammunition ter, Mrs. Marie Luzzi of Bank, and Leonard A. Fer- bet. Funeral Home, Red Bank, is WASHINGTON (AP) - A ammunition. The study was with a rating higher than 25 is North Bergen, and four rugia of Middletown; four FAIR HAVEN - John J. The winning daily lottery in charge of arrangements. new government study sug- conducted by the Law En- difficult to fire because it pro- grandchildren. step-sons, John Ganley of O'Leary, 83, of 332 River number for Saturday was Road died yesterday at Riv- gests that standard police forcement Standards Labora- duces a strong kick. The Day Funeral Home, Lakewood, James Ganley of ammunition ranks low in its tory of the National Bureau of 77077. Mrs. Julia Kolda erview Hospital, Red Bank. "The .44 Magnum is gener- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Neptune City, William Ganley ability to wound an assailant Standards. Mr. O'Leary lived in his na- ally- bad for police because a rangements. of Eatontown, and Ronald KEYPORT - Mrs. Julia I. seriously enough to prevent L. D. Shubin, an LEAA offi- LOSE THE WEIGH tive Elizabeth most of his life second shot is almost impos- Ganley of St. Genevieve, Mo.; Remail Kolda, 75, of Apart- him from shooting back at the cial who supervised the proj- before moving here in 1952. sible," he said. "To go much YOU HATE Jess Robbing a step-daughter, Mrs. Dorothy ment 5-N, Bethany Manor, officers. ect, said the agency is mak- He retired in 1952 after 43 over 25 is really unnecessary New clinical tests completed tt KEANSBURG - Jess Rob- Headden of W. Keansburg; died Friday at the King ing no recommendations major university hospital prove that th years as a division supervisor The study shows that the and generally you start get- bins of 270 Carr Ave. died eight grandchildren, and two James Nursing Home, Mid- about the ammunition police ODRINEX Plin will htlp you Ion with Prudential Insurance traditional low-velocity 158 ting a fairly high recoil." e«ce« weight quickly Friday at the Bayshore Com- great-grandchildren. diet own. should use. Born in New York, Mrs. Company, Newark. grain .38 special bullet has The low-velocity, heavier ODHINEX contains an amaiin munity Hospital, Holmdel. The Robert A. Braun Home The study was designed to hunger tamer (hit lupprmn th Kolda lived in Cliffwood 40 less "stopping power" than .38 special bullets fell below' A lifelong resident of the for Funerals of Eatontown, is An Army veteran of World provide police with much appetite. Enjoy three food mull a di years. She resided here four faster and lighter .38 special the rankings considered desir- •I the tiny ODRINEX tiblct auto Bayshore area, Mr. Robbins in charge of arrangements. War I, he was. a charter more objective information years and moved to Bethany ammunition and several other able, especially when fired matically helps you eat less wilhou was a member of the Inter- member of the Keighry Head about the characteristics of Manor three weeks ago. types of bullets. from a short-barreled pistol. being hungry. With lewer calories, you national Longshoreman's Thomas F. Maher Post of the Veterans of For- various types of bullets than weight goes down. Sill taken I She was a retired seamst- The ammunition with the But lightweight, high speed Union 373 of Perth Amboy. MARLBORO - Thomas F. eign Wars, Elizabeth. was available previously, directed - will not make you nervous ress. highest stopping power is the .38 special bullets fell within He was the son of the late Maher, 91, of Main St. died Mr. O'Leary was a former Shubin told reporters. Look better, feel better u you star Her husband, Charles Kol- .44 caliber Magnum 200-grain the desirable levels. slimming down today with ODRINEX Curtis A. and Martha Truex Friday at Freehold Area Hos- trustee of the Holy Rosary However, the report sug- da, died in 1965. jacketed hollow-point bullet, Satisfaction guaranteed or money tack Robbins. pital, Freehold Township. RomarTOutholic Church, gested that police use ammu- The relative incapacitation Surviving is a sister, Mrs. the study said. Surviving are two sisters, Born in Everett, Mr. Maher Elizabeth, and was a commu- nition with a "relative In- index is a measurement in- Laura M. Jarett, here. THRIFT Mrs. Pearl Ross of Wellsville, lived here 40 years. nicant of the Church of the (In Long Branch, N.J., con- capacitation index" between volving the bullet's shock ef- The John W. Mehlenbeck Nativity, here. DRUG N.Y. and Mrs. Dorothy Col- He was a communicant of troversy continues over police 10 and 25. fect on the body. It does not Funeral Home, Hazlet, is In ammunition after a patrol- All of the .44 Magnum and lins of Westfield, NY.; four St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Surviving is one brother, necessarily measure the ex- MIDDLETOWN charge of arrangements. man fatally shot a black most of the .357 Magnum bul- tent of body damage. brothers, Harry, Clare, Al- Church, here. William A. O'Leary of New HWY. 35 KIPDUTOWN dbert, and Clifford Robbins, His wife, Marietta G. Ma- Fairfield, Conn., and a sister, youth last December. Police all of Wellsville; two daugh- her, died in 1965. Mrs. Anna Dolan Mrs. Mary M. Johnston, with carry weapons capable of fir- ters, Mrs. Constance Gerrity Surviving are a son, Ray- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - whom he lived. ing .357 magnum bullets, but of Rome, N.Y. and Mrs. Sand- mond Maher of Freehold Mrs. Anna M. Dolan, 83, of The John E. Day Funeral use .38hollow-nosed specials.) AMC ra Christian of Keansburg; a Township; four daughters, 71 Atlantic Ave, died Home, Red Bank, is in charge The report was issued by son, Jess A. Robbins Jr. of Mrs. Frank Becker, here, Thursday at home. of arrangements. the Law Enforcement Assis- Texas, and five grand- Mrs. Robert J. Heidel of She was a lifelong resident tance Administration, which children. Seekonk, Mass., Mrs. Joseph here and the widow of Paul George A. Haake paid $100,000 for the one-year The John J. Ryan Home for Oppici of Colts Neck and Mrs. R. Dolan. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Funerals, here, is in charge Edmund Hyde of Ayer, Mrs. Dolan was a member Charles Dombrovski of arrangements. Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Jose- of St. Joseph's Roman Catho- - George A. Haake, 92, of 51 phine McGowan of Freehold lic Church, Keyport, St. Jo- E. Garfield Ave., died Friday RUMSON - Charles J. AIRCONDITIOHIHG and Mrs. Katherine McCue of seph's Rosary Altar Society in Monmouth Medical Center, Dombrovski, 68, of 60 Allen Leon J. Stout Long Branch. Matawan; 14 grandchildren and the Catholic Daughters St., died Saturday at Riv- NORTH PLAINFIELD - and four great-grandchildren. America Court of St. Jo- erview Hospital, Red Bank. Leon J. Stout, 62, of 162 Mall Born in Hoboken, he lived The Freeman Funeral seph's, Keyport. here 18 years. He was a re- Mr. Dombrovski was bom Drive, a native of Long She was also a Gold Star in Hoboken and had lived Branch, died Thursday in St. Home, Freehold is in charge tired employe of the Lack- of arrangements. Mother, having lost a son in awanna Railroad. Mr. Haake here 40 years. He was a Barnabas Medical Center, bridge attendant for five SALE World War II. Livingston. was the husband of the late Surviving are two sons, Bridgett Haake. years on the Rumson-Sea ON HEW 75 A member of the Inter- Michael Cannon Harold J. and C. Ralph Do- Bright bridge. national Typographical MOUNMOUTH BEACH - lan, both here; eight grand- Surviving are three sons, Surviving are his widow, Union, Mr. Stout was em- Michael James. Gannon, 88, of children, and seven great- George Haake of Greenville, i Mrs. Martha Dombrovski; a ployed as a proofreader by 19 Monmouth Parkway, died grandchildren. NY., Roy and Henry Haake, son, Charles Dombrovski of Princeton University Press. Saturday in Monmouth Medic- The Day Funeral Home, both here; five grandchildren, Phoenix, Ariz., and three Surviving are his widow, al Center, Long Branch. Keyport, is in charge of ar- and 11 great-grandchildren. grandchildren. MATADOR Mrs. Marjorie Pearce Stout; Posten's Funeral Home, At- He retired 13 years ago as rangements. The Worden Funeral Home (COUPES, SEDANS AND WAGONS IN STOCK EQUIPPED WITH FACTORY AIR.) a brother, Herschel Stout of an engineer for Hudson Coun- lantic Highlands, is in charge of Red Bank, is in charge of Long Branch, and a sister ty. Mr. Gannon was also an of arrangements. arrangements. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayden of At- army veteran of World War I Mrs. John Gonski lantic Highlands. CLIFFWOOD BEACH - and a member of the Pre- r FDlC Fidelity Union Bane or por oh on Your The Memorial Funeral cious Blood R.C. Church, Mrs. Stella C. Gonski, 58, or Home, Plainfield. is in charge here. 810 Prospect Ave., died yes- participating terday in Riverview Hospital, of arrangements. He is survivied by a broth- Red Bank. er, John J. Gannon, Sr., here. 202. Death Notices Bom In New York City, she Arrangements are under AMC Dealer has deducted the jyjl price CRAFTS - Edith L, M. «( in Hutton moved here 14 years ago STATEMENT 5/MNGS Avt., R«* Bank, on Aug. 1 ol rtlvtrvlnr the direction of. the Flock Fu- Hotpllol. Funtrol S«rvlcr< »*rt h»ld Sat- from California. She was a urday Auo. 9, at II a.m. from Itw Adorn* neral Home, Long Branch. #1. You earn 5% interest from day of Mtfnorlol Him. 310 Broad St., Rod Bant member of St. Joseph's Ro- of factory installed Air-Conditioning. Inttrmtnl woi In Fair Vitw Ctmttary. Midditlown. man Catholic Church, Key- ^ .deposit to day of withdrawal, with OOMIROVSKI - Owlet J.. HI Aug. r, Mrs. J. Beichert port. PLLIS-Summer Clearance prices on aj[ mi. on W Allin St., Rumtan. N.J. Be a minimum deposit of $400. tov«O Nnaond'o! Martha. OcvotM tottwr MORGANVILLE -Mrs. Surviving are her husband, of ChorUl T., and Itlrt* grandchildren. Rrlotlvn and frlendi art kindly mvllM to Josephine Beichert, 76, for- John Gonski; a daughter, Matador, Gremlin, Hornet models,too. attend the funtrol services on Tuesday. Aug. II at'.'W p.m. at the Warden Funeral merly of Ocean Grove, died Mrs. Paul Antanavich of Pis- f Oadl FREE bicycle safety fin Home, m E. Front St.. Rod Bank. M. J vis \ for your child at all participating dMleri Itatlon Monday I-l and 7-f p.m.. and Friday at Queen of Carmel cataway, and three sisters, Tuesday >i p.m. Cremation on Wednndoy private' Remilrts will be tcottoreTat HI Nursing Home. Mrs. Joseph Soika and Mrs. In lieu of 'lowers, contributions moy be William Hark, both of the sent to the Deborah Hospital. Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Beichert lived here since Queens, N.Y. and Mrs. Ed- HAAnLETT - Lena W. ot u Mill SI,. go- lentoon on Aug. ». I»J5 Lovlno wilt ol 1966. ward Schultz of Brentwood, BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN* Sim. Fond sister ot Frond, Alex, and Paul H. Wilson, ond Mrs. Josephine Rapsoole. There are no survivors. L.I. ' Funeral service Tuesday It a.m. ot the Calvary Baptist Church, Roil Bonk. Rev The Adams Memorial The Day Funeral Home, THE HEW YORK, HEW JERSEY Pur cell Ball officiating. Final riles and In termtnt Wednesday I p.m. Charlotte Home, Red Bank, is in charge Keyport, is in charge of ar- COIDNIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK Courthouse. Va. Friends may call ol me AMERICAN MOTORS DEALERS cttvr cti. Monday evening 4 to t p.m. of arrangements. rangements: The Jll'ttrvic* bank thai looks out for you n I SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11.1975 The Daily Register 5 Federal judge insists law firms can 9t ftake the Fifth' By HENRY GOTTLIEB He said that $3.3 million earned from clients in 1971 was law firm directly in its search for documents, a prosecutor NEWARK (AP) - A federal judge has put law firms on the income of a sole proprietorship owned by himself. And a would try to find other sources for the same document. For notice that they can't "take the Fifth" amendment when they former lawyer at the firm testified that he had no right to example, if a prosecutor wanted a copy of a law firm's bank themselves become the targets of criminal investigations. JERSEY LAW BEAT look at the records of the firm, apparently even when the account, he would subpoena the record from the bank, which In an opinion that's sure to be required reading in the uuiiiiiuiiiuimMuii documents dealt with cases he had personally handled would be obliged to turn it over. plush paneled offices of the nations law firms U S District and Lorry of Philadelphia, became a target of a probe con- U.S. Atty. Jonathan L. Goldstein found the testimony in- The Freedman case also is an example of the further nar- Court Judge Lawrence A. Whipple ruled that records detail- ducted by a federal grand jury working with the United credulous, asserting that Freedman actually owned nothing in rowing of the right against self incrimination. Until a few ing a law firm's business dealings may be subpoenaed even States Attorney's office in New Jersey. The firm was sus- the law firm personally, "except for a few tables, chairs and years ago, only the documents of corporations could be sub- when the individual partners claim the documents are their typewriters he purchased in the 30's." poenaed, if the corporation was a target of the probe. Since own personal property. pected of paying kickbacks to the National Maritime Union in return for lucrative retainers representing NMU members. The judge agreed, ordering Freedman to turn the records then partnerships and other business entities have been or- "The whole thing wouldn't have meant much a few years over to the grand jury or face a jail term for contempt of dered to turn over records ago," said one lawyer involved in the case. "Since Watergate When the grand jury subpoenaed the firm's records, Abra- court. Freedman is appealing the ruling. people are discovering that lawyers get in trouble with/the ham E. Freedman, the dapper 67-year-old managing partner Legal observers view the case as an example of a new It was the second time since he became a federal judge law as much as anyone else." ' refused to turn them over, saying they were his personal willingness by prosecutors and judges to tangle with their that Whipple was involved in such a case In 1969 when feder- documents and, therefore, protected. coprofessionals in blue chip law firms. al prosecutors were trying to get records from a construction The right against self-incrimination is contained in the In his effort to prove that every document in his office Freedman, Borowsky and Lorry is one of the, most promi- company involved in an extortion investigation, Whipple sent fifth amendment, allows individuals to refuse to testify before .was his personal property, Freedman offered testimony that nent firms handling maritime and admiralty cases and Freed- the company's president to jail until some documents were grand juries or refuse to turn over their personal documents. left federal prosecutors dumbfounded. man himself has been a member of committees advising the turned over. It doesn't cover partnerships or corporations. He said his partners weren't really partners — they were U.S. Supreme Court on sea law. The president, who claimed the records had been lost, Early this summer, the law firm Freedman, Borowsky members of a "profit sharing plan." One lawyer said that in the past, rather than confront a found them after he had spent a day in jail. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII ^Unearned' income tax clarified TRENTON (AP) -Despite as a vehicle to seek a broader raise the limit on total gross $11.0000. less than $21,000. $735, plus 6 5 the traditional resistance in general income tax by Byrne income to $30,000 for couples - More than $13,000 but per cent of the excess of New Jersey to an income tax and his allies will be deter- before tax liability has passed less than $15,000, $405 plus 5 $19,000 the state now has its first mined when the Legislature both houses of the legislature per cent of the excess of - More than $21,000 but levy that takes a bite out of returns here in November to and is pending before Byrne. $13,000. less than $23,000, $865 plus 7 personal income. deal with ways to raise some According to estimates - More than $15,000 but per cent of the excess of The new tax was signed $321 million needed to in- from the office of State Trea- less than $17,000, $505 plus 5.5 $21,000. into law last Monday by Gov. crease state school aid. surer Richard Leone, a per cent of the excess of - More than $23,000 but Brendan T. Byrne to place a Senate President Frank J. couple earning more than $15,000. less than $25,000. $1,005 plus tax on "unearned" income Dodd, D-Essex, said just be- $15,000 a year would have to - More than $17,000 but 7.5 per cent o( the excess of such as interest, dividends, fore the Senate adjourned last have $40,000 in a bank ac- less than $10,000, $615 plus 6 $23,000. capital gains and royalties. Monday that he thinks an in- count earning 5 per cent in- per cent of the excess of - More than $25,000, $1,155 State lottery winnings are ex- come tax is still one of the terest before they would have $17,000. plus 8 per cent of the excess cluded. ways the Legislature could to pay the tax and then their - More than $19,000 but of $25,000. It was adopted as part of a provide the money for school payment would be $7.50. revenue package that enabled aid. That's because interest is Byrne and the Legislature to The new tax will work this taxed at half the rates for way. other unearned income. So x put back some $260 million of $384 million that the governor It will be collected on in- the interest on the account ordered cut from the state come from the sources al- would be $8,000, less the $2,000 budget last July 1 to balance ready mentioned like interest exemption for a couple, leav- it, including $65 million from and dividends and from earn- ing $1,000 taxable unearned OPENING CEREMONY — The motto for the 14th World Boy Scout Jam- the new tax. ings on estates and trusts. income. boree In Norway Is "Five Fingers—One hand." At the opening ceremony, The first collections will be The tax rate for $1,000 of 17,005 scouts from around the world formed the shape of a hand If sym- Ironically, a legislature that next April for the 1975 tax unearned income from inter- bolizes that five continents are represented, that five Nordic nations are has resisted adoption of a year. est is $7.50. the hosts, and that five weak fingers make one strong tool, the hand. general Income tax easily ap- Individuals with total gross Here are the rates on proved the capital gains mea- income of $7,500 and couples unearned income under the sure. with total income of $15,000 a tax: Like the general income tax year will not have to pay the - $1,000,1.5 per cent. sought unsuccessfully this tax, even if they have enough - More than $1,000 but less Boy scout describes year by Byrne the tax on unearned income to otherwise than $3,000, $15 plus 2 per cent unearned income will be col- be liable for it. of excess of $1,000. lected at graduate rates of An individual whose - More than $3,000 but less 1.5-to-8 per cent, except for unearned income is less than than $5,000, $55 plus 2.5 per at interest and dividends which $1,000 and a couple who have cent of the excess of $3,000 The Yellow Brick Bank jamboree's opening will be taxed at half the less than $2,000 in unearned - More than $5,000 but less rates. income will also be exempt, than $7,000, $105 plus 3 per By JOHN G. MIDOLETON vin Bertrand, IS, 85 Davis in a campwide game. In this The political logic that en- even if they earn more than cent of the excess of $5,000. JR. Lane, River Plaza, and Frank endeavor, each of the differ- abled the tax to pass the Leg- the minimum exemption for - More than $7,000 but less first Jfatioual Itate iBank (EDITOR'S NOTE: John G. Vigilante, II, of 907 River ent 10 subcamps got a specif- islature easily was based on gross income. than $9,000, $165 plus 3.5 per Mlddlelon J. of Rumson, IS, Road, Fair Haven, found it ic shape and each troop in the feeling that most of the Elderly couples will get a cent of the excess of $9,000. OFTHE JERSEY COAST was among II Monmoulh difficult to hear because of each subcamp received a dif- voting public would have no $4,000 exemption on unearned - More than $9,000 but Rumson Ollice Rivnr Roan .ind Washington Slreei Rumson NJ 07760 County scouts it the 14th the picture-taking planes ferent colored piece of paper opposition to a tax that would income. less than $11,000, $235 plus 4 World Boy Scout Jamboree In above. with their subcamp shape silk obviously be directed at per- The tax also exempts earn- per cent of the excess of MtmDti or Norway. This It his first ac- Following the ceremony, we screened on it. When a group sons with above average fi- ings from the sale of a home, $11,000. •Just jtaiional 4tatr.^incorporation nancial means. count of the event, written for found four other scouts from had found five different col- to protect the average family - More than $11,000 but Amn S2.300.000.000 The Dally Register at the different countries and got to- ors, they formed a patrol. In passing the tax, how- when it sells a house. less than $13,000, $315 plus 4.5 Jamboree. He arrived home gether and shared our differ- ever, income tax advocates A further amendment to per cent of the excess of After dinner, the patrols got Saturday night.) ent customs over lunch. This felt that a small chink had together at a campfire and LITTLE HAMMER, Nor- activity was enjoyed by all, been opened in the previously performed the skits, games way (Delayed) — The tourn- especially Emit Nauerz, 15, tight armor of income tax op- and songs, that are typical to ing and sightseeing of Finland RD 4, Box 464, Freehold, who ponents. the various nationalities rep- and Sweden is over now for investigated the Finnish, Whether the tax on resented. Monmouth County's Troop 56, Scottish, German and Bel- unearned income can be used Scout Tom Koenlg, 14, of one of the two New Jersey gium ways of life. 112 Ridge Road, Rumson, troops here, and the bustle All of us next enjoyed a few said, "Although many differ- and bustle of the 14th World hours of free time which ent languages were spoken at Med school Boy Scout Jamboree has be- proved restful to the patrol the time, we all got along gun. leaders, Ken Stess, 16, of 60 well and had a lot of fun." On the first official day of Battin Road, Fair Haven; backers due the jamboree, festivities Otto Smith, 14, 31 Ivy Way, Afterward, we returned to VALUE opened with a ceremony in Matawan, and Craig Thomp- our campsite and went into at lunch which King Olav V of Norway son, 17, 30 Cherrytree Farm our tents and crawled into PISCATAWAY - New Jer- participated. It was a fine Road, Middletown. Later in our sleeping bags, looking for- sey women supportive of me- ceremony, although a few of the afternoon we were in- ward to the jamboree days dical education and research Troop 56's boys, Including Ke- formed that we were to join ahead. in the state will attend a »l <> HIIMIII WHIM Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllillll I n luncheon meeting here Aug. 18 at the Daniel I. Kessler Teaching Laboratories of the County Births Rutgers Medical School. The speaker will be State Sen. iilliniiiilililliiiiii niiiiiii • ir •••> urn minim Ann Martindell, D-Mercer. RIVERVIEW Aug. 9. Announcement of the pro- Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wolff gram was made by Mrs. Hel- smoif e Detectiop (nee Jessica Konner), 23 Rav- ene Kessler, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Man- itt Road, Port Monmouth, Daniel and Budd Kessler with the purchase fredi (nee Nancy Janesko), son, Aug. 9. Foundation and widow of 225 Larch wood Drive, Brick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kel- Daniel I. Kessler, for whom Township, daughter, Aug. 7. leher (nee Nora McBride), the teaching laboratories are of a new oil Mr. and Mrs. Quentin 525 Morningside Ave., Union named. Blomquist (nee Mary Ellen Beach, son, Aug. 9. "Luncheons such as this af- heating system Ford), 3 Ideal Ave., P.O. Box Mr. and Mrs. James Alex- ford us an opportunity to 305, East Keansburg, daugh- ander (nee Paul Hagedom), bring together people who are A safety device that warns you ter, Aug. 7. 75 Walling Ter., Keyport, son, in accord with the aims of the "early .enough to save your life Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aug. 9. foundation and the. work it is arid the lives of your loved ones! Amodeo (nee Arlene Wai- Mr. and Mrs. Warner Cole- doing", Mrs. Kesslef said. 1 drip), 82 Pinewood Ave., West man (nee Christine Olsen), 97 No home should be without one . Keansburg, daughter, Aug. 7. Blackpoint Road, Rumson, The women attending the . . and it's free if you act now! Mr. arid Mrs. Richard Rey- daughter, Aug. 9. affair "will become an impor- nolds (nee Cheryl I. Oleyar), Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elrod tant force in helping us create 1125 Convery Blvd. 71, Perth (nee Barbara Stough), 4 special events and activities Amboy, daughter, Aug. 7. Quincy St., Marlboro, daugh- which will aid the medical Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. ter, Aug. 9. school," she added. O'Keefe (nee Sheryl Ann Va- lania), 15 Sycamore Ave., East Keansburg, son, Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham- ilton (nee Patricia 741-0610 McDonald), 84 Creek Road, Keansburg, daughter, Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ship- pen (nee Helene Smith), 233 OR 775-4422 Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven, son, Aug. 7. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Toner (nee Donna McCarthy), 16 Sutton Drive, Matawan, daughter, Aug. 8. 32 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marr (nee Mary Elizabeth Brood St. McDanlel), 80 A' Stonehourst Blvd., Freehold Township, Red Bonk son, Aug. 8. Mr. and Mrs. William 741-7500 Schaufler (nee Kathy Boyle), 92 13th St., W. Keansburg, INC. son, Aug. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher FUEL Oil t HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING • HUMIDIFIERS • SALES • SERVICE Dill {nee Joann Carmello), 49 Park Ave , Keansburg, son, 3 HERBERT STREET • RED BANK The Daily Register Satellites gather vital data

IIIMIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill Ill sleep-inducing injections. Established in 1878—Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON telligence. The CIA never had After we're awake (the next Wllh Les Whltlci a license to violate the law. day) we realized that we ARTHUR Z.KAMIN WASHINGTON By overstepping its legal and were lying on a red^cblored President and Editor CIA chief William Colby .proper bounds, the CIA ground, full of dustTlVeTe has complained that the in- SCENE brought the spotlight upon it- then told that we arrived" in vestigations into CIA activi- self. Guam. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor ties are impairing U.S. in- It is more important to stop They complained that the telligence efforts. iNNiiiiNiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nun CIA abuses and to restore injections had caused pain | MONDAY. AUGUST 11, 1975 This is disupted by our malia, Africa, for example, some decency to U.S. oper- and paralysis. So they were sources on the inside, who in- taken to a dispensary where, sist that the CIA hasn't been analysts first spotted a huge ations than it is to collect ev- hole on the side of a hill. The ery last tidbit of gossip from they said, "an American Dr. seriously hampered in gather- Captain asked us what kind of ing the intelligence that really aerial shots of Soviet ships in world capitals. Department requesting a the area also disclosed some "thorough investigation of the sickness. We told him all counts peculiar packing crates that The United States should about the story of our sleep- Most vital information never have permitted the CIA charges." the CIA had seen before. The cable, which was sent inducing injections. Unfor- needed to safeguard the na- to get down on the Commu- tunately, he did not believe tion is provided by planes, Nations, like individuals, through military channels on have certain habits, and the nist level and operate the way that. satellites, ships and stations the KGB does. Ours should be July 26, included a detailed loaded with technological Soviet Union had a habit of statement from IS refugees. "He asked us to undress so crating technological gear in a moral government, with that he could see the in- wonders. high standards. There should According to their account, Through these magic eyes special crates. A whole sec- they had been caught' up in jections. After discovering tion of the CIA is devoted to be no need for the CIA to re- four injections on each of us, and ears, the CIA has been sort to the ugly business of the evacuation from Vietnam able to eavesdrop on conver- what insiders call "crateol- but had reconsidered and had two on the arms and two on assassinations, blackmail and the thighs, then be believe the sations inside the Kremlin, ogy" drug dealing. asked to be sent home. photograph Soviet naval By examining the photo- Instead, "three American story and understood our situ- movements clearly enough to graphs of the crates and not- STRANGE STORY: Ameri- colonels," told them they ation." identify individual sailors and ing a new excavation site, the can authorities on Guam have would 'have to continue with Footnote: A spokeswoman calculate where every factory CIA concluded that the So- called for an investigation of 2,000 other refugees from for the refugee program said in Russia is located, what it viets were establishing a mis- charges that several refugees Thailand to Guam. When the similar charges had been produces and how much it sile storage base in Somalia. were drugged last spring to 13 protested, the colonels alle- raised earlier by Vietnamese produces. prevent them from returning gedly "claimed they would airman. It was determined The Soviets are now fully to their homeland. The hullabaloo over CIA aware of the techniques that send us to Jail. . . We agreed that they were under the con- abuses hasn't stopped the spy the CIA used to spot their The refugees, now awaiting to be sent to jail in Thailand. trol of the Thais at all times. satellites from spinning missile storage site. For that repatriation, insist they were They stated they would shoot The United States, therefor, around the earth several matter, the Soviets know far doped and were hauled to us. We knelt down accepting had no part In their drugging, times a day and photograph- more about CIA operations Guam under duress. Their the execution." if it occurred. The 13 repat- ing the sights below. Nor has than do the American people. strange story sufficiently im- Later that evening, the dis- riates who have now brought it kept the spy planes from The investigations on Capi- pressed Norman Sweet, then affected refugees charged, charges, she said, may be completing their usual mis- tol Hill may hamper the CIA the top refugee authority on the Americans "hand-locked some of the original com- sions. from abusing its powers but Guam, that he fired off a con- each of us and carried us to a plainants If so, the pre- In aerial photographs of So- not from collecting in- fidential cable to the State room where we received vious investigation will stand. The guest list decision

By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill servants for practical pur- is an explosive one. If'we are poses of the secretaries under going to be fair about this At Christmas in 1(47, the THE whose direction they work." thing, we know damn well United States Supreme Court The position of the secretar- that our hostesses, our wives, was engaged in a backstairs ies was that hostesses do not do not have our servants and The state's testing of students debate about who should be REPORTER invite their servants to par- oilr messengers as guests at invited to the court clerks' ties; therefore Negro messen- our parties." The Appellate Division of Supe- deed. High school graduates have Christmas party. The ques- Illlll I I IIMI gers should not attend. The Jackson offered a motion rior Court has ruled that New Jersey had problems obtaining employment tion was whether it was prop- In his diary, Justice Frank- secretaries voted not to go to denying the use of the High Court for any social purposes may continue its statewide testing because they've been inadequately er to invite the Court's Negro furter noted that the Court the Christmas party. The clerks invited black messen- "except insofar as any Jus- program to determine how well stu- educated, and they've also had prob- messengers. secretaries — mostly females It seems incredible that the — initiated a Christmas party gers and other Negro employ- tice wants to put his personal dents are doing in reading and lems keeping up with other students nine Justices, suffering under in 1946. The law clerks paid ees. vite anyone. He then called chambers to any use to which mathematics. It also decided that in- even though they've been admitted the yoke of a heavy case load, for a share of the party. The High Court has a mar- the names in order of senior- he sees fit." terpretation by the state Department to college. Those are conditions would permit themselves to "The proposal to have such shal who Is in charge of the ity. Justice Black said "yes" A solemn vote showed six opposed, Frankfurter and of Education of the test scores also which lead to an unfair indictment become involved, but Chief a party was again made this maintenance and use of and nothing more. Reed said rooms. He withheld per- "yes." Jackson in favor. The Chief is in order. of all public schools and of all teach- Justice Harlan Fiske Stone in- year," he wrote, "but the law sisted that the use of the cool clerks — some of them, or mission to stage the party Justice Frankfurter refused Justice feared a publicity The testing program was started ers. and austere marble hall's is rather most of them — felt without permission of the to vote, stating that the issue leak. The party, he felt, in 1972 for fourth to 12th grade stu- Board of education members the Court's business. strongly that at least some of Chief Justice. was not whether "colored should be allowed, only be- dents. It was opposed by the New and school administrators must be Fortunately, Justice Felix the colored employees in the Chief Justice Stone fell into people" should be allowed at cause not to do so would put the Court in a bad light. Jersey Education Association,< the kept aware of how the learning pro- Frankfurter kept a candid Court should also be asked. the trap. Instead of handing a party, but whether the the decision back to the mar- Court had any power over the Reed said he wouldn't at- teachers' union, and some of its cess is progressing in their districts. diary. And, also fortunately, "It seemed to the law clerks Joseph P. Lash found it in the not to do so was not only shal, the Chief Justice said he guest list of a Christmas par- tend. He said, "This is a pri- members and parents in Bridgeton Testing the youngsters provides that Congressional Library and drawing the color line, but would have to "get a man- ty. "It seemed to me in- vate matter and I can do as I and Roselle Park joined in a lawsuit information to some extent. edited it into a Felix Frank- drawing the color line by the date" from the full Court. admissible," Frankfurter please in regard to private aimed at halting it. In upholding the interpretations furter book for W. W. Norton. Court ... This proposal met The nine august men sat said, "or intolerable that we parties." Frankfurter said that the hour-long debate We're pleased at the result of of test scores, the court ruled that All this was seven years be- with opposition from the sec- around a conference table. should allow parties to be Justice William Douglas whis- held in this building, that first made it anything but personal the appeals court hearing. The tests they could be helpful " . . .in the fore Brown v. Board of Edu- retaries — professedly at cation of Topeka ended segre- least — and probably gen- pered to Stone and asked to require those who hold them and private. are the only reasonable way for allocations of educational resources, gation, and many years be- uinely so as to some — not on be excused. He left. to submit to us their list of The party was staged. Few school boards, parents and the gen- in shaping educational goals, in fo- fore the first black man, the score of racial dis- Stone asked whether the guests." attended. The Justices smiled eral public to know whether or not cusing on the improvement of basic Thurgood Marshall, donned a crimination but for social rea- Justices would instruct him to Justice Jackson cut in to and shook hands with their "servants." That's demo- our.young people are learning some skills and in shedding light on the dark robe to step up to the sons as it were — that the tell the marshal that the say that he might be sticking clerks had permission to in- his head out, but the "subject cracy ... basic subjects. functioning of the public schools ..." highest court. messengers are servants, and Opponents of the program con- The state should continue to ad- tended that the tests stigmatized minister the tests, with a goal of as- children who did badly, making it certaining that some children are more difficult for them to earn a liv- not being shortchanged in their Time for Reagan to act ing. They also said publication of educational needs. Unless school mi limn i ••• in road. In New Hampshire, scores could lead to damaging and boards strive to attain that goal, By JAMES J. KILPATRKK marks, begins with this in- struction: First catch the rab- Florida, and elsewhere, his unfair comparisons between school though, the tests will be as worth- "There is a tide in the af-CONSERVATIVE bit. Does he have a rabbit? campaign committees are ra- districts. less as were the arguments against fairs of men," said Brutus, Will Reagan run? pidly shaping up. Those criticisms are weak, in- them. "which, taken at the flood, On a probability scale of 10, Conservatives, whether leads on to fortune." Ronald VIEW Nofsinger says confidently, committed or uncommitted, Reagan this month is still Reagan now stands at 9.5 may be forgiven a prayer Matawan Township decisions waiting for the boat. Illlllltllll Illlllllll HUM Mil Sears is equally certain. Well, that Reagan take the plunge. It is now or never for the ton, with veterans Lyn Nofsi- then, asks the visitor, what's In terms of experience, politi- Mayor Philip N. Gumbs is ask- Peter J. Lumia, the deputy mayor, former governor of Califor- ger and John Sears in charge the hold-up? Nofsiger studies cal philosophy, and personal ing his Matawan Township neigh- expects the committee to perform nia. If he intends seriously to of the operation. Visiting the ceiling; Sears examines appeal, Reagan is a most at- bors to help him and the Township one of the most important jobs ever compete for the Republican newsmen find the headquar- the floor. KILPATRKK tractive candidate. He is np mere actor reciting lines. Council answer a vital question: handled by such a group. .presidential nomination, he ters in a state of suspended One explanation is that, so long as he Is not officially a Reagan has the substantive Should the township change its Voters are not being denied the cannot delay beyond the end animation: no pictures, no seven months remain before of August. Some of his admi- buttons, no handouts, none of candidate, Reagan may con- the New Hampshire primary skills of which presidents are name and its form of government? right to decide the issue, but the rers, growing increasingly im- the hustle-bustle one expects tinue his radio commentaries. on March 2. Florida's pri- made. So far as Ford is con- The mayor last week announced committee can give them the assur- patient, fear he may already to see. The desks are empty, These now are heard on some mary is March 9. These are cerned, Reagan offers the that he will create a committee to ance that they will be provided facts have missed the tide he's the typewriters dust-covered. 350 stations, according to Nof- do-or-die for Reagan. It takes only serious opposition in deal solely with that question. It will before being asked to make a deci- been waiting for. Nofslger, the old pro, is bal- siger, where they reach "SO to time to rent offices, to hire sion. The Citizens for Reagan ding, brown-eyed, plump as a 70 million persons" a day. staff, to arrange printing, to be asked to submit its answer to the "How many?," asks the skep- Win or lose, a Reagan can- Committee opened a suite of teddy bear. He is eager for prepare commercials, to plan didacy Is important. If Ford council. On the group will be as The committee is not expected offices two weeks ago at 2021 action. The classic recipe for tical guest. Well, 20 or 30 mil- mailings, to take polls. Volun- many township citizens as desire to to complete its investigation for lion. How many? Uh-huh. A should win the Republican L. Street, N. W., in Washing- rabbit stew, a visitor re- teers are vital; they are like nomination by default, he serve. quite a few months, so the name lot of people hear Reagan on inner tubes; a campaign the radio. would enter the autumn cam- Some people may criticize the change question will not be on No- floats on their backs — but paign next year with an un- Putting the best face on volunteers have to be in- committee appointment route as a vember's ballot. That delay will totted organization. Mean- things, Nofsiger adds that as cessantly patched, praised, while, the combative Demo- way to duck an issue, but we believe cause no harm. To the contrary, it a non-candidate, Regan pro- and pumped up. It all takes may help by providing time for pro- crats would have been grabb- Mayor Gumbs is correct in asking vides a less visible target. Be- time. ing the headlines while the for citizen help to make a thorough vocative research and thoughtful de- sides, says the hopeful Sears, Meanwhile, from the Ford Republicans were having study. Even if the committee be- bate. if Reagan were officially run- camp, one hears the muffled their snooze. The prospect comes unwieldy due to its size, it Matawan Township residents ning, he might have trouble trombones of a bandwagon holds small appeal. sustaining momentum into tuning up. The President can still serve a good purpose. That should enthusiastically respond to the spring. President Ford, Ford Committee, at 1200 18th Up and at 'im, Reagan! Fish will be the open discussion of the the mayor's invitation to serve on a possessed of the White House Street, N. W., evidences or cut bait! Charge the ball! merits and faults of a name change. vital committee. boiler room, can raise a head plenty of hustle-bustle. Man- Let's you and him fight! Au- of steam whenever he pleas- ager Bo Callaway, having ex- gust is a dull month, and if es. Reagan has no such ad- tricated his ample foot from Reagan doesn't announce, it Another type of marathon vantage. his ample mouth, Is moving promises to stay August for Very well. But time slips nimbly to get his show on the the rest of the year. Some Long Branch residents — break the world's record for the away. Big names slip away. and many visitors to that resort city longest ferris wheel ride, eight days Big money slips away. The — associate the word "marathon" and 22 hours. Young Republicans last month gave quiet notice that Riders must have sponsors will- Today in history with all-day, all-night dance teams if nothing happens by Labor that performed in the days when ing to donate money to the March of Day, they will have to reas- Today is Monday, the 223rd In 1900, Victor Emmanuel "Red" Skelton was trying to earn a Dimes Birth Defects program. The sess their position. Such pro day bf 1975. There are 142 became King of Italy. - living as a master of ceremonies. three who stay aboard the wheel the Reagan publications as Hu- days left in the year. Ten years ago: Rioting and longest will receive prizes of $500, man Events grow restless. Today's highlight in his- looting began in the Watts Reagan's record during two Long Branch was a major stop $350 and $150. Matty Sowul, who tory: section of Los Angeles. on the marathon circuit in those terms as governor demonstra- On this date in 1954. a for- Five years ago: Chancellor heads the pier activities, said it's tes that he is not an in- years in the 1930's when our nation mal peace announcement in Willy Brandt of West Ger- possible the marathon may last until decisive man; but he is now Indochina ended'more than many arrived in Moscow to was trying to forget its Depression after Labor Day. leaving an indecisive image. seven years of fighting be- sign a non-aggression and co- Such images are dangerous. woes. This is a new way to promote tween the French and the operation treaty with the So- the city's boardwalk, and we'll be More is involved than mere Vietminh. viet Union. Under way in Long Branch is a "image." A national presiden- On this date: One year ago: The new new attraction — the Ferris Wheel interested to see how it fares. What- tial campaign is an enor- In 1857, the first Atlantic President, Gerald Ford, was Marathon at the fishing pier. The ever the outcome, handicapped chil- mously complex and costly cable broke after 33S miles conferring with Republican goal of its sponsor - the Oceanfront dren will benefit, as will basic re- problem in planning, person- had been laid, and work was leaders about a choice for nel, and logistics. Lets than Association — is to have someone search in birth defects. 'Let's not get involved.' halted until the next year. Vice President. \ rising costs SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. AUGUST 11.1975 The Daily Register 7 By SYLVIA PORTER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of choices in clothing. I could Dividend cuts unlikely (Seveitk *t a series) go on and on but there is no inii illinium iitiimi Him need By DAVID R. SARGENT out rate, at 54 per cent, would It could be that you are an YOUR MONFY'S be in line with the five-year extraordinarily perceptive With the basic guidance giv- Q — You have recommend- SUCCESSFUL average rate of 51 per cent. shopper. Even so, I'll wager WORTH en here, you can use your ed Marine Midland and Tex- Thus, the dividend should not that I can show you how to own imagination and carry on aco many times as income be in jeopardy. become a far more perceptive > tint iiiiiinii nil tin superbly from here. investments. 1 recently read INVESTING Texaco, like most major shopper. In fact, I'll go fur- Qalz ytirseir lit* to offset any apparent annual tuted? Yes No that these stocks are candi- oils, will report a fairly sharp basic $2 annual dividend. The ther and wager that in the fol- buying wisely «• i • • i • i • > • 11 • • 111 • > • • i > • • • 111 • • • 111111 • 111 • 111 rise in the cost of living. When you're wondering 7. Are you sure there are no dates for dividend cuts. Since earnings drop in 1975, but • 10 cents year-end extra might lowing four rules - and Again, to illustrate, overall whether you should or should major disadvantages? I hold both issues, I am con- its were down slightly, but bear in mind that 1974 was an not be repeated, but a cut in despite the analysis in my transportation costs have not buy, give yourself this Yes No cerned. Do you think this will full-year net could still exceptionally good year. the regular quarterly rate last column of the reasons been climbing steadily — but quiz, prepared by the Council If excessive in price, will happen? D.H. rebound to about $3.00 a share Earnings this year should seems most unlikely. you are having trouble mak- reach M a share, which would among the real "villains" be- for Family Financial Educa- it truly satisfy an inner need? A — Not unless things get a — in which case the $1 80 Q — I am a 51 year-old wid- ing ends meet — you'll find be the company's third best hind this inflation have been tion, and find out. (If not excessive, just check lot worse than expected. Ma- dividend would be amply cov- ow with two sons, one in col- ways to shave your costs soaring parking charges and 1. Do you really need this "yes.") Yes No rine Midland's first-half prof- ered. Furthermore, the pay- year and well ahead of the from a minimum of 5 per cent lege and one in high school. 1 public transportation costs. item? Yes No 9. Have you checked and re- to as much as 50 per cent or inherited a portfolio of 24 You can't do much but you 2. Is the price reasonable? searched the item?....Yes No more in every area of your stocks These are in very can do some things to save on Yes No 10. Do you know the retai- family budget. small lots of 10 to 75 shares public transportation costs — 3. Is this the best time to ler's reputation? Yes No each. I wonder if I should sell Behind the over-all increase and you can do plenty to curb buy the item? Yes No 11. Does this retailer offer some to add to others. What in your living costs each year, your parking charges. 4 If this is a bargain, is it a any special services with the do you suggest that I do with there always will be sharp You can switch forms of en- current model (if that mat- item? ! Yes No the stocks on the enclosed variations of which you can tertainment for activities ters to you)? Yes No Score your answers as fol- list, realizing income is the take advantage. There always which are going out of sight. 5. If "on sale," is the price lows: 9-11 yesses — buy the main consideration? L.B. will be moves you can make You certainly can save on a true sale price? Yes No product; 6-8 yesses — think A — You hold several small to cushion the impact of in- cigarettes by quitting smok- t. Are you sure no less ex- again; fewer than 6 yesses — lots of low-yield or unattrac- flation on your, own budget. ing. You have a wide variety pensive item can be substi- forget It. tive issues which could be Your fundamental safeguards sold in order to increase the are awareness of the trends return on your $18,500 port- and understanding of the folio. This would also reduce ways to protect yourself the number of your holdings against the trends. Now here Shrewsbury Twp. moves to a more manageable level. are your four key weapons: Among those stocks which (1) Substituting for these you should sell are Bank- items, wherever and whene- to force action by builder America, Ford Motor, Leeds ver you can, others of a sim- & Northrup, Merchants, Inc.. ilar nature on which prices SHREWSBURY TOWN- proved the 1974 municipal au- much state aid would be re- Signal Companies and Text- are holding the line. SHIP - Mayor Clarence dit after the Shrewsbury stored. ron. Although these six issues (2) Switching to less ex- Moore said that legal action Township Urban Renewal But since the corporation produce only about 10 per pensive versions of increas- will be taken to force the cor- Corporation (STURC) paid has paid its bills, "There's a cent of your income, they ac- ingly costly goods and ser- poration building a 130-unit the majority Of its liabilities 98 per cent chance this (the count for almost 20 per cent vices. condominium complex here to for fiscal 1974. donation) should come COMPUTER CAREERISTS? - Young people working In the Federal Sum- of your capital. The proceeds (3) Shopping harder than fulfill its legal requirements. mer Aid program at Ft. Monmouth this year Include, left to right, Nathan The corporation, which through," he told residents in- from these sales should be ever for the best possible deal Williams, Belmar; Terry Kislovski, Oakhurst; and Rene Mooney, Long Building and Land Tech- owns the 162-unit Shrewsbury volved witlMhe program. used to add to Mountain on items you must have and Branch. Instructing the youth in computer techniques is Jack Cabot, right, nology Corp., Lakewood, has Arms development complex, the committee and the Al- States Telephone and Pacific on which prices are soaring. chief of the Systems Monitoring Branch In the Computer Management Di- not met its obligations fee the had not opened its books to fred Vail Mutual Association Gas & Electric. By increasing (4) Eliminating items which vision of the Management Information Systems Directorate, Army Elec- (3.9 million project on the site the township by July 1, the are also recruiting, a mainte- the latter to 155 shares and are of no real value and even tronics Command. of the sewerage plant on date required by the state. nance man and a watchman the former to 100 shares (a are of harm to you. Crawford St., the mayor said. because the federal govern- round lot), you will up the The corporation pays 15 per For instance, contributing The deadline was July 31. ment has restored $15,180 of yield on your portfolio from tremendously to the increases cent of its receipts in lieu of its Title VI funds. Mass transit trust fund 6.8 to 7.5 per cent. in food prices have been costs The corporation has (ailed taxes, and the committee be- Mayor Moore explained (Mr. Sargent cannot answer of meat. But within the food to pay $25,000 in taxes, ac- lieved the audit was in- that the township has no all mail personally, but will category, you can make cording to Mayor Moore. He complete without the corpo- unemployed veterans who are answer all questions possible many delicious substitutions. also noted the corporation has ration. is proposed by Howard given priority In the Title VI in his column.) You also can choose a vege- not fulfilled landscaping or Mrs. Anne C. Switek, town- unemployment program. The RED BANK - Rep. James He said hearings on the pro- table in season for one that land realignment require- ship clerk, reported that the township is recruiting, he J. Howard, D-N.J., said he posed legislation being held isn't. And you have great con- ments of the 1974 agreement. • corporation still owes the said, from Eatontown and hopes to introduce legislation by the 23-member House sub- trol over how often you eat In addition, the mayor said, township $2,237. But the cor- 94 BROAD STREET New Shrewsbury. in November to provide $3 bil- committee on surface trans- out, even greater control over Th6mas Farrell Contracting poration has,-since the last The mayor cited the need lion for improving national portation, headed by Mr. what you eat when you are Corp., Shrewsbury, subcon- committee meeting, paid EATONTOWN, N.J, for a watchman because of mass transportation. Howard, will continue out. tractor, has not removed and $14,037, and for that reason, increased vandalism in the The idea is to create a fed- through October. cleared brush on the proper- the audit was accepted. township. 542-0404 In general you probably eral surface transportation "We hope to report out the ty. Instead, he said, brush has Because the corporation has An easement was granted trust fund similar to the have a great deal more bill by the end of October," been pushed to outlying paid its bills, the Little Fal- to the New Jersey Bell Tele- existing highway and air trust choice in your purchasing Mr. Howard said, "and in- areas, creating a fire hazard. cons Pop Warner Football phone Company to install a funds which provide money YOU CAN'T BEAT IT! than you realize. For one Clu.b, which represents the troduce the enabling legisla- "They've failed to meet re- locked metal cabinet on 8 for improvement of airports tion before Thanksgiving." NEVER A DAY'S DIVIDEND LOST WITH OUR thing, the strategy of when to quirements of the legal agree- township, Shrewsbury, and Barker Ave. The easement and interstate highways. buy is controlled by you. ment," Mayor Moore stated. New Shrewsbury will receive was needed because the cabi- REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS AC- Merely by planning your "The whole mess will now be a $350 donation from the net will be located on the pri- "What we need in this coun- COUNTS. DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF try," Mr. Howard said, "is a Subdivision spending to take advantage of turned over to William Himel- township. vate property of the Vail Mu- WITHDRAWAL — COMPOUNDED DAILY. seasonal sales the year national surface trans- man, the township attorney, Committeeman Julius Fri- tual Association. It is contin- ALL TYPES SAVINGS CERTIFICATES. iround, you can easily slash for judicial resolution." • ckel asked at the last meeting gent upon approval of the as- portation policy to improve is approved your spending by hundreds of In other business, the that a donation not be made sociation. The cabinet will our mass transit facilities." 5%% PER ANNUM YIELDS 5.47% dollars — more than enough Township Committee ap- until the committee knew how connect with buried wires. The money, Mr. Howard in Marlboro said, would come from a pro- FSLC MARLBORO - The Plan- posed fiveper cent federal ning Board has granted site surcharge on all freight re- plan approval for a seven-lot gardless of how it is shipped. Apartment airing continues subdivision off Rt. 520 near Mr. Howard said the tax on Crine Road. The lots are approximately composed of nearby residents tersection, he maintained that from this proposed complex, the freight would yield up- NEW SHREWSBURY - one acre each. The project in- was not convinced. the installation of a traffic would add to the traffic prob- wards of $3 billion annually The Zoning Board of Adjust- cludes a two-lot donation to ment will continue hearings Robert Nelson, a traffic en- light would solve the problem. lem, and the money would go into "I'd like to know how I'm The building firm continued a trust fund for the Improve- the township for the allevia- Sept. 11 on a use variance for gineer with Ackerman and tion of part of a curve in a 168-unit apartment complex Ney Associates of Freehold, going to get out of my drive- to maintain, that single-unit ment and expansion of mass way, when the traffic backs development is not feasible in transit facilities, including Newman Springs Road. at Tlnton Ave. and Hope submitted actual and antici- The applicant is David Wer- Road. pated traffic statistics based all the way down the street," the Tinton Ave. area. rail, bus, and water trans- said Mrs. Charles Vickery of Anthony J. Camassa of portation. bler, of Toms River, formerly on information gathered July a resident here. At a lengthy and heated 16. Figures submitted to the Hope Road. West Long Branch, a real es- He said he hopes that part In other action, the board session on Thursday, the ap- board last month had been When Mr. Nelson said the tate agent, testified that' of the money would be used granted Fred Haldeman, plicant, the Mountainside based on information gath- likelihood of that "is remote," homes developed on one-acre for a federal interstate rail here, time to revise his appli- building firm of Bouchard and ered last August, before the Mrs. Vickery replied, "It lots on the property would system, similar in concept to cation for a 12-lot subdivision Wissell, argued that the area opening of the nearby Ft. backs up there now." cost between $70,000 and the federal interstate highway to comply with the require- is no longer suited for private Monmouth Electronics Com- Several residents expressed $80,000. system. ments of the residential zone home development and said mand (ECOM) building, a concern that the new traffic "There's no market for a in which it is located. that the complex would not large traffic generator. statistics did not reflect a house in that price range in The project is located at significantly increase traffic While Mr. Nelson admitted true picture of the problem. this area," he said. Smokers to get Church and Tennent Roads, problems at the intersection. that the complex would gen- "I think the traffic count Mr. Dempsey suggested behind the Robertsville But a largely hostile audience erate more traffic at the in- should be taken later in the that the property might be di- help in quitting year," said one man. vided up into one-quarter Church. Call Today-CAU COLLECT "Twenty per cent of ECOM acre lots. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The zone requires 1.5 acre 14-Hr, fcrrkt My 1 i«« Product distributors takes its vacation in July and "It would certainly be more A program to assist persons lots, while Mr. Haldeman's August. And the traffic is economical," he said. to stop smoking will be of- application provided for one- bumper-to-bumper on Tlnton But Conrad Wissell, a part- fered at 8:30 p.m. on Wednes- acre lots. A 15.5 acre tract is Ave. near Monmouth Region- ner in the firm, said that even day at the meeting of Parents involved. sought to file claims al High School once school one-quarter acre lots would Without Partners, Bayshore NEWARK - Twenty for- ters were returned because of starts." be unfeasible. Chapter 644. mer Monmouth County dis- improper addresses. Joseph N. Dempsey, zoning "I tried to sell houses on The meeting will be in the tributors for Besdine Prod- Among the letter returns board attorney, noted that the half-acre lots around here 12 South Matawan Township ucts are among the more than were those addressed to Lau- 305-unit multiple family hous- years ago," he said. "It was First Aid building, Church St. 900 who are apparently still ren A. Chadwick and Erik A. ing slated for construction in very difficult then. It would and Lloyd Road. Guests may unaware of a suit settlement. Jorgensen of Rutnson, John Eatontown, across the street be even worse now." attend. In May 1973, the New Jer- Casamassima of Keansburg, sey attorney general brought Richard Erdman of Keyport, suit against the California Edward J. Waldmann of company which marketed Leonardo, Andrew P. Selby soap products through con- and Chester A. Kisiel of Marl- Monmouth Shopping Center tract distributors. This suit boro, Francis A. Sullivan of resulted in a settlement Matawan, Ted K. Ronald of whereby distributors could re- Middletown, James P. will change its name gain a portion of their dis- McNamara and Andrew P. tributorship investment on an Johnson of Monmouth Beach, installment basis. Charles W. Blake of Fair on August 19. The suit, which was settled Haven, Raymond M. Doug- out of court, alleged that sev- herty of East Keansburg, and eral aspects of Bestline mar- Cornelius M Hill, Salvatore keting practices In this state Wright, John C. Quitter, Leon- Come see the new look, the 100 stores, the new were in violation of the Con- ard Karp, Elliott I. Wax, sumer Fraud Act. 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only at MONMOUTH MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN Ketjatone Saving* MALL"!/ 741-5060 8 The SHREWSSUflY, N J. MONDAY. AUGUST 11, 1975 Wedding rites are announced Meickle-Nevue Rice-Otto from Monmouth Regional RED BANK - The mar- RED BANK - Miss Christ- try Club, Middletown. High School, New Shrews- riage of Mist Susan L Otto ine Elizabeth Nevue and Wil- Parents of the couple are bury, and Brookdale Commu- and Eric S. Rice was solem- liam Robert Meickle were Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Otto, nity College, and is attending nized here Saturday at a cere- married here Saturday during 120 Birch Drive, Shrewsbury, Rutgers University at night. mony conducted in the First a Nuptial Mass concelebrated and Mr. and Mrs. C. Leslie He is a revenue representa- Presbyterian Church, Tower by Jesuit Father Lawrence Rice Jr., IK Stavola Road, tive for the Internal Revenue Hill, by the Rev. Dr. Charles Nevue of Alaska, uncle of the Middletown. bride, and the Rev. James Office. Mrs. WlllUm Akxaidrr S. Webster. There was a re- Mrs. Rabert Jakes Rosemary Sullivan was the ' Brady of St. James. They will reside In Asbury (Nee Donna Miller) ception at the Navesink Coun- (Nee Margo Kahn) bride's maid of honor and Following the double ring Park Donna Marie Mazzu, Jane ceremony, there was a recep- Otto and Melissa Rice were tion in Cobblestones, Middle- Alexander-Miller the bridesmaids. town. Jakes-Kahn MIDDLETOWN - Miss Margo Lee Kahn and Robert C. RED BANK - The marriage of Miss Donna Lea Miller E. Ronald Beecher Jr. was Parents of the couple are Jakes were married here yesterday at a civil ceremony con- and William A. Alexander took place here Saturday in Trinity Mr. Rice's best man. The ush- 'Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Mrs. Eric S. Rice Mrs. William Melckle ducted by Mayor Daniel Kruman, Deal, in the Navesink Coun- Episcopal Church. The Rev. David J. Somerville and Jesuit ers were Robert Otto, Nevue, SJParker Place, (Nee Susan Otto) (Nee Christine Nevue) try Club. A reception followed. Father John Alexander of New York City, officiated at the Douglas Soper and John Mat- Shrewsbury, and Mr. and double ring ceremony. There was a reception in Bamm Hol- toccia. v Mrs. Robert B. Melckle, 28A The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emest O. low Country Club, Middletown. Mrs. Rice was graduated Eaton Crest Drive, Eaton- Kahn, 144 Black Point Road, Rumson. Mr. and Mrs. William Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs' Robert F. Miller, from Monmouth County Voca- town. C. Jakes of Andover, Mass., are the bridegroom's parents. 19 Beekman Place, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Alexander, 7 tional School as a licensed Mrs. Thomas Nevue was Attending the bride were Miss Elizabeth Hembling, maid Alston Court, both families of Red Bank. practical nurse and was for- matron of honor. The Misses of honor, and Miss Elizabeth Jakes. Mrs. James N. Shaffer was matron of honor. Also attend- merly employed in that ca- Diane L. Meickle and Anne Todd E. Thompson was best man and the usher was ing Mrs. Alexander were Miss Pamela Bliss Martin, Miss pacity in the Intensive care Marie Nevue were junior Bruce Garber. Mary Reglna Alexander, Mrs. Donald F. Matthews Jr. and unit at Riverview Hospital, bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. Jakes are alumni of Rumson-Fair Haven Mrs. David J. Somerville. Red Bank. She Is now a stu- John F. Nevue was best Regional High School. She attended Northwestern University Paul Andrew Alexander was best man and the ushers dent at St. Francis Medical man and the ushers were and expects to be graduated in May with a BA degree in fine were Robert J. Alexander, Robert F. Miller Jr., Mr. Mat- Center, Trenton. Mr. Rice at- Thomas L. Nevue and Mi- arts from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Mrs. Jakes thews and Ward Rehm. tended Randolph-Macon Col- chael Seaman. plans to attend the University of Wisconsin Graduate School Mrs. Alexander was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven lege, Ashland, Va., and re- Mrs. Meickle teaches the of Business in Arts Administration. Regional High School and received a BA degree in health and ceived a BA degree from Up- fourth grade in St. Rose of Mr. Jakes attended Colorado College and has a BBS de- physical education from West Virginia Wesleyan College, sala College, East Orange. He Lima Elementary School, gree in marketing and management from the University of Buckhannon, W. Va. She is a technical data clerk at Ft. Mon- is safety programs field rep- Freehold. She is an alumna of Wisconsin. He is a customer service representative for Man- mouth. Mr. Alexander is an alumnus of Red Bank Catholic resentative for the American Red Bank Catholic High agement Data Systems, a subsidiary of CM I Investment Corp. High School and. attended Biscayne College, Miami, Fla. He is Red Cross in Greater New School, Brookdale Community in Madison, where they will reside. manager of American Rentals, New Shrewsbury. York. College, Lincroft, and Tren- Mr. and Mr. Jakes will have a postponed wedding trip in After a Wedding trip to the Hawaiian Islands, Mr. and They will make their home Mrs. Michael Sovlero Mrs. Kevin (ostello ton State College. January and plan to ski in the Lake Tahoe resort area. Mrs. Alexander will reside in Ocean Township. in Mercerville. (Nee Lucy Porcelli) (Nee Susan Petersen) Mr. Meickle was graduated Berta-Desrnond Costello-Peterson SHREWSBURY - Miss Ei- an. The couple will reside in Soviero-Porcelli leen Jere Desmond, daughter Wayside, on their return from RED BANK - In St. An- Attending the bride were RED BANK - In St. James married to Kevin James Cos- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Curacao. thony's Roman Catholic Lucille Porcelli, maid of hon- Roman Catholic Church here tello, also of Little Silver. Desmond, 349 Liberty St., Church here Saturday, Miss or; Susan Kurowski, Amy Saturday, Miss Susan Joy Pe- Deacon Robert Shelly offici- Long Branch, was married to Lucy J. Porcelli, daughter of Kaufman and Cindy Porcelli. tersen, daughter of Mrs. Ann ated at the ceremony, which Frank J. Berta, son of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porcelli, John Soviero was best man Petersen, 9 Carriage House was followed by a reception Pauline Berta of Freehold, 159 South St., became the and the ushers were Peter So- Lane, Little Silver, and the in the Little Silver Firehouse. and the late Frank J. Berta. bride of Michael Peter So- viero, Joe Porcelli and Pat late Clayton Petersen, was Attending Mrs. Costello Mayor Joseph Dennis of viero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Menna. were Miss Carolann Costello, Shrewsbury, officiated at the seph Soviero, 10 Cross St., Mr. and Mrs. Soviero were maid of honor; Mrs. Steph- garden ceremony Aug. 2 here Little Silver graduated from Red Bank anie Nordt and the Misses at Shadowbrook A reception Msgr. Salvatore DILoren- Regional High School. She Is Pamela Petersen, Mary To- followed. zom officiated at the ceremo- an alumna also of Trenton malno and Cynthia Bruno. Miss Anne Desmond was ny, which was followed by a State College and is employed Michael Stout was best man maid of honor for her sister Mrs. Aadrew Galvli Mrs. Taomas Hainan reception in Old Orchard Inn, by U.S.I.F. Wynnewood and the ushers were Mark Pe- and bridesmaid was Miss (Nee Madelyn Cullen) (Nee Marcia Williams) Eatontown. Corp., Eatontown. Mr. So- tersen, Jack Boyle, Roger Carolyn Wagner. viero attended Monmouth Col- Martin and Raymond Webb. Joseph Scotto was best man lege, West Long Branch, and Mr. arid Mrs. Costello ware and usher was Robert Alt. Galvin-Cullen Hannan-Williams is employed by Dupont, Par- graduated from Red Bank The bride, an alumna of HOLMDEL - Miss Made AKRON, Ohio - Mr. and delphia, is employed at Goo- Un. Regional High School. She is Long Branch High School and lyn Patricia Cullen and U.S. Mrs. Alfred L. Williams of dyear Atomic, Piketon They After a wedding trip to employed by Dr. Malcolm F. Monmouth College, West Navy Sonar Technician An- Akron, announce the mar- reside in Chilllcothe after a Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs. So- Brophy, Little Silver, who Long Branch, is a research drew James Galvin were riage of their daughter, Miss wedding trip to Montego Bay, viero will reside in Eaton- gave her in marriage. Mr. technician at Worthington Dear Kindtr: married here Saturday during Marcia Lynn Williams, to Jamaica. town. Mrs. George Selbert Costello is employed at Ga- Biochemical Co., Freehold, Granny and I haw travelled a Nuptial Mass celebrated in Thomas D. Hannan, son of (Nee Teresa Glowackl) teway National Park. where her husband is labora- over 110,000 miles this pail year. St. Benedict Roman Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Han- tory supervisor. A graduate To the extremities of Africa, to Church by the Rev. William nan, 12 Bernard Ter, Little Seibert-Glowacki of Freehold High School, he th* extremities of the South Pa- C. Anderson. There was a re- attended Monmouth College, cific anil many points in btlwtan. Silver, N.J. SOUTH PLAINFIELD - John Pulley was best man ception in the Freehold Elks The ceremony took place and is a U.S. Air Force veter- We have lotn many gnuiual Miss Teresa Glowacki and and Edward Glowacki was things, been in many unusual Club. June 27 here in Trinity United George Greenleaf Seibert the usher. places, visited with many unusual Church of Christ and the re- were married here yesterday Engaged people. With on* vary usual im- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John CuUen, 471 ception was in the Lions Park in Sacred Heart Roman Cath- Mrs. Seibert received a BA pression. Thai most people every Beverly Drive, Cliffwood Lodge in Cuyahoya Falls. olic Church. The Rev. Her- degree from Douglass Col- whir* look up to the United Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Joy Hannan, the bride- bert Stab officiated. There lege, New Brunswick, and is Stover-Blundon Stales of America, ond wish they Thomas Galvin, 28 Drexel groom's sister, was maid of was a reception in the Polish employed by I.B.M., won here And how quick they RICHMOND, Va. - Harold and made her debut in IMS Lane, Matawan Township. honor. Also attending the National Home, here. Springfield. The bridegroom an lo loll you with greot prida "I bride were the Misses Gloria was awarded an AA degree Gordon Blundon Jr., of Lively at the Holly Ball in the North- how a relative living in Brook- Macdonald and Wendy Lind- The bride is the daughter of and Richmond, announces the ern Neck of Virginia. She is a lyn." Attending the bride were Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. from Brookdale Community gren. College, Lincroft, and is with engagement of his daughter, stewardess with Piedmont Which mokes us appreciate Claire Taggert, maid of hon- Glowackl, South Plainfleld. Airlines. James Tafel was best man the National Parks Service, Miss Mary Nivin Blundon, to America more and more. Espe- or; Joan Przybos, Lorie Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sei- Herbert Wright Stover Jrd of Mr. Stover, who is general cially in this year of the upcoming McGrath, Terr! Galvin and and ushers were John Bra- bert, SO Vista Drive, Little Sil- Gateway National Park. After a wedding trip Hebron, Ky. He is the son of manager of the Americana Bicentennial. Evan though our Denlse Roland. Arlene dissee and John Herman. ver, are the bridegroom's history daos not go bock as lor as through the northeastern Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright Inn, Cincinnati Airport, was McKenna was flower girl. parents. most wi haw much to bo proud The bride is a graduate of states, Mr. and Mrs. Seibert Stover Jr., 1(8 Kings Hwy., graduated from Cornell Uni- versity School of Hotel Ad- of. Especially hero in Now Jersey The bridegroom had James the University of Akron. Mr Nancy Skorski was maid of will reside in Edison. Middletown, N.J. A fall wed- Hannan, who is an alumnus of honor. Bridesmaids were Pen- ding is planned. ministration. He recently re- where a groat daol of the Revolu- Snyder as his best man and tionary War look place. We have Drexel University, Phila- ny Murano and Lisa Frank. Miss Blundon, of Richmond tired from the U.S. Naval Re- James Daly, John Lynch, Jo- Mrs. Frank J. Berta so many homos oven here in Pas- and Winston-Salem, N.C., is serve with the rank of lieuten- seph Murphy, Robert and (Nee Eileen Desmond) laic where Washington slept. And the daughter also of the late ant. Thomas Galvin as ushers. Bridal note New Jersey ii whan the Battle of Wedding and engagement Mrs. Blundon. A graduate of Monmouth took placa. Mr. and Mrs. Galvin are Southwood Junior College, forms are available on Tailor your figure for Officially known in the history .graduates of Matawan Re- request to The Daily Regis- she attended Pfeiffer College boob as the Battle of Monmouth gional High School He is sta- ter's Contemporary Life de- the new fall fashions! Court House, it involvod the tioned in Groton, Conn. They partment. There is no fee troops of General Washington are on a wedding trip to Italy. charged for any material and Sir Honry Clinton who was used. Wedding details are Join Elaine Powers special retreating from Philadelphia -preferred in advance. Brides' across New Jersey to Sandy Hook. pictures received two weeks And, who has not hoard of Molly Microwave Pitcher? She wai born Mary Lud- after the event, rtin the risk wig, the G.I. wife of Privato John of not being used. After publi- fall Caspar Hays, a Carlisle, Pennsyl- cookery cation the pictures may be vania, barber serving in the 7th picked up at the main office Penn. regiment which was sta- demonstrated of The Daily Register, One tioned at Volley Forgo with fa/hion Washington's main army. Many MANALAPAN - Janet Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, Smith, a home economist and 07701. Or, they may be sub- wives used lo coma lo Valley trained representative for mitted with a self-addressed, Forgo to visit their husbands. 'v fil-in As a matior of foci, some came Panasonic Microwave Oven, stamped envelope. Miss Blnndon will give a demonstration of ond stayed near camp. It was not its cookery Aug. 16 from noon uncommon in those days for to 4 p.m. here in Steinbach. ONLY *r^J PER WEEK wives lo march with the army COMPLETE 4-MONTH PROGRAM when it moved from one place to There will be a repeat of the another. Those appear lo be the demonstrations here on Sept. Now's the time to start circumstances which brought 13. Complimentary recipes Mary Udwig Hays to her glory ol will be available and ques- Carl .1. (Jiiaiilin, trimming your figure for Freehold. tions on safety and its use an- R.P. those clingy fall fabrics. On June 28, Major General swered. Other demonstrations And Elaine Powers is the Charles Lee's advance farce in- of the product will take place DRUGS MUST BE place to do it! tercepted the British there on a in, the housewares areas of CAREFULLY STORED Enroll now in our 4- very hoi Sunday morning. Our Steinbach Aug. 30 and Sept. girl, Mary, whoso name history month Fall Fashion Fit-In. 30 in Asbury Park, and Aug. A, gnat BU} •ediclaes reaet to ontsltU. recorded as Molly Pitcher, car- MR. AND MRS. VINCENZO SOVIERO LafUedoVt and most . t»' *ro«Mt«d to* insure 23 and Sept. t at Shore Mall, their potency. Some must be refrigerated, Mm* And your 4-month pro- ried water to the thirsty troops also noon to A p.m. kML»way from llcht and still others most be gram includes unlimited from a nearby spring. When her husband was wounded, she look KtJf t In speelsl containers. When a new druf use of the exercising oomci In, one of the very flnt things we do Is his place. Or. Albiaence Waldo, ECONOMY The Sovieros feted tetcrmlne where and bow we should keep It equipment and the salon. surgeon in Huntington's Connec- You can come in as often ticut brigade, wrote in a letter to •Then you receive • medicine from us that as you like! his wife live days after the battle SHOE REPAIR require! special handling we will either tell on 60th anniversary 70* about It, pnt it on the label or attach an "One of the camp women I must See for yourself. At Elaine give praise lo. like a Spartan RED BANK - Mr and extra label with the proper directions. Always Powers It's fun to shape at the Colts Neck Inn. follow the storage directions carefully to In- heroine, she fought with aston- Mrs. Vincenzo Soviero of Mr. and Mrs. Soviero were sure yon are getting the most benefit from what* up to fit beautifully Into ishing bravery, discharging the nor* Dania, Fla., former residents born in Naples, Italy, and you are taking. your new fall fashions! artillery piece with as much regu- or Branch Ave , Little Silver, married in Brooklyn, July 26, larity as any soldier present." This celebrated their 80th wedding 1915. Mr. Soviero was em- YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US is tha everlasting glory of Mary when yon need a delivery. We will deliver Call today for your anniversary here July 20 with ployed1 as a tailor by Sigmund ludwig Hays, and why you will promptly without extra charge. A great many free figure analysis find the Molly Pitcher Inn at Red their family. Eisner Co., Red Bank, and re- people rely on us for their health needs. We Bonk. Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo, tired in June 1958. welcome requests for delivery service and charge Thli ap«lal Fall Faihlon Fll-ln pastor of St. Anthony's Ro- The couple has four chil- accounts, la lor a lliMM lima only YEL man Catholic Church cele- dren: Mrs. Lucy Scalzo, Fort AUTrlOMllD WSTItllUTOft fO« HOlKTtt OSTOMT PRODUCTS brated the Mass of Thanks- Lauderdale, Fla.; Nicholas Shrewsbury Pharmacy giving, which was followed by Soviero, Lincroft; Joseph So- THE SHREWSBURY SHfjPS Elaine Powers Figure Salons fc

a communion breakfast hon-, viero, Little Silver, and Vin- BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY 1 l»"N«ii*nkiin t|7J oring the couple There also PtnCRIPTION CHEMISTS REE DEUVEIY X« DOBBINS cent Soviero Jr., Red Bank. RED BANK (Shrewsbury) was a dinner party that eve- There are 10 grandchildren Rt. 35 at NevMink River Rd. ning given by their children and 10 great-grandchildren. Shrewsbury Plan, Rt. 35 544-1773 Midrlletown a/so: Brlcklown — Bay Harbour Plata 255-3350 '30 Minutes a week' SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11,1975 I X. Exorcise the agony of exercise

(First tf Five Parts) space, supervision, and an abundance of What kind of exercise program time. It's all nonsense. would an expert physiologist who But exercise shouldn't be hateful, pun- ishing, interminable, and dull. It needn't be hated conventional exercises design? your fitness program exactly to your re any of these. What kind of activity could he recom- quirements. Your pulse rate is your individ- Fitness is a piece of cake. You can acti ualized guide to fitness. mend that would produce physical fit- ieve and maintain fitness in just twice the ness in about twice the time it takes to This program applies equally to men and amount of time' you require to brush your women. The only persons who shouldn't at- brush your teeth? This series ot ex- teeth. You need about 15 minutes a week to tempt it are those whose doctors have for- cerpts from the new book 'Tofa/ Fit- brush your teeth. You need about 30 minutes bidden exertion or who fail the pulse test. ness in 30 Minutes a Week" holds a week to be fit. Beyond that, the program is open regardless some intriguing answers. Before I tell you what you can do with of age or physical condition. By Laurence E. Morehouse those 30 minutes, let me tell you what you Those who are in the worst shape, in and Leonard Gross won't have to do to stay fit. fact, will show the most dramatic and rapid SIMPLE REQUIREMENT: You don't have to kill yourself. You will For the last 43 years, I have studied hu- improvement. If you haven't exercised once Turn and twist your body never exercise to the point of exhaustion. man performance and how it can be en- in the last 20 years, you are nonetheless just loints in their near-maximum You don't have to feel guilty if you fall hanced. I've worked with world-class cham- two hours away from good physical condi- range of motion. This is one oft the Wagon on any given day. If you just pions to improve their speed ol power or tion, relative to the condition you were in ol live simple requirements haven't got it. don't worry about it. Quit ex- skills. I've helped corporate executives de- when you began. every day in the Total Fitness ercising and try again tomorrow or the next velop their energy and concentration. I've At the end of 12 hours, you'll be in ex- day. exercises There'll be more designed a program to maintain the fitness cellent shape by any standards. You'll look You don't have to eliminate foods or with the rest ol the series, of America's astronauts in space, on the and feel younger. Your waist will be thinner, which will appear in The Daily beverages of any kind. Diets that restrict your hips and thighs firmer. And you'll be moon and during their eventual trip to Mars. Register throughout the week the kinds of food you can eat or that grossly permanently rid of many pounds of fat. curtail your intake are Inhuman, injurious, Those hours represent the cumulative and doomed to fail. If weight loss is your time of three bouts of exercise a week of 10 goal, you can do it on a wide-variety diet. minutes each, during three courses of eight You don't have to run a certain distance weeks each. You can do more if you wish. or race against a clock or lift so much But 'he data say that you don't get much weight so many times, It will be a goal that more good out of exercising every day than reflects your condition, your capacity for you do from exercising every other day. 4 physical effort, and your needs and objec- This is one program that discourages tives. overzealousness. All previous exercise programs measure There's no reason not to be in shape. It's the work you produce the distance you run so easy. It takes so little time. The response or the speed at which you run it or the num- you get from the slightest amount of ex- But nothing I have done has in any way ber of times you can accomplish a specific ercise is so great. You're Immediately re- Register staff photo changed my bias against structured ex- task. This program is interested in only one warded with a feeling of increased well- ercise; to the contrary, what I've learned by Don Lordi thing—the effect you produce on your body. being. With exercise, you're livelier longer. has only deepened it. Most Americans share You regulate that effect entirely. You pro- The period during which you're half-dead is my bias women in particular. It's apparent duce exactly the response to the effort you reduced. And you reduce the prospects of that at least 80 per cent of the adult popu- wish and require. premature death. lation isn't exercising sufficiently or proper- The physiological signal used by the as- ly to arrest physiological decay. We'll start with what you can do, no tronauts to monitor their exercise program matter how. little that is. Each day, you'll do In their resistance to exercise, Ameri- was their heart rate. Using heart rate to cans show a certain amount of com- just a little more, but so little that you'll monitor exercise in ordinary people is a re- scarcely notice. This all but infinitesimal in- mendable intuitive sense. Exercise, as it is search bonus of the space program. generally taught and practiced, is not simply crease is known as "overload." It's the foun- Heart rate and pulse rate technically are dation of pulse-rated exercise and the key to boring; it is punitive, dangerous, and in- separate phenomena. But the difference, for effective. tits success. our purpose, Is not significant. Your pulse I repeat: I hate formalized, rigid, puni- Exercise programs are often so rigorous tells you how fast your heart is beating. tive exercise. I hate it all the more now that that those who attempt them are injured. With five minutes' training, you can I have the science to support my instinctive The goals of fitness are placed beyond the learn to interpret your- own well-being by knowledge that it simply isn't necessary. average person's reach. The mystique fos- taking your pulse. Your normal rate may be Tomorrow: How to use your pulse to tered by the fitness cult encourages the be- extremely fast or extremely slow compared regulate your exercise. Exercise demonstration lief that good physical condition comes slow- to the norms and yet be normal for you. Fnnn TMM nmi« In H MhoM a WM«, " by Lauranct I. by Joyce Phillips ly, that work to exhaustion is necessary, that UorahouM. n.O. and Uoitam Oroaa (c) 1171 bt latmnca However it beats at rest, it's your pulse rate E MonftouM, PK O ItoprtnM b, pmllilm ol Union • graduate ol Barbizon the process requires special equipment, during exercise that enables you to structure •chain, Inc. MaMuM 0» Loa Angaan Tl School of Modeling, Red Bank

•^children's fashions t MAGIC Latest wrinkle in housing prices \ The place to start a diet Dear Ann Landers: We'd Dear Friend: Thanks for like to know what you think your letter. I hope others see kardof of the latest wrinkle in hous- ANN LANDERS it, too. ing arrangements. It's career A no-nonsense approach to IS COMINGTO women sharing apartments how to deal with life's most with single men. No sex, they Better cool it, honey, before or cutting you off altogether. difficult and most rewarding say — word of honor, Just a you wind up with no friends. I Consider yourself lucky. arrangement. Ann Landers' nice, wholesome platonlc learned the hard way. Dear Ann Landers: A while booklet, "Marriage - What to 483 BROAD ST.. ROUTE 35, SHREWSBURY relationship that works out I was always a whiz at back you printed a letter Expect," will prepare you for well, especially for the fe- English and spelling and I, from a bitter, heartbroken better or for worse. Send your male. Why? Because, she too, had a compulsion to cor- woman who doubted the exis- request to Ann Landers, P.O. says, a male roommate is less rect everybody. It nearly cost tence of God. She asked, "If Box 1400, Elgin, 111. 60120, en- Call collect: (201) 757 7677 nosy, more responsible, neat- me my relationship with my there is a God, where was he closing 50 cents in coin and a ad and savc.^OO er and better organized than daughter. when our only son was killed long, stamped, self-addressed i or re-registeri the single, working woman. Sally was a smart gal but a in Vietnam?" envelope. Expires September 5.1975 TCH FOR GRAND OPENING CELEBRATI I asked a certain gal who is lousy speller. When she land- Her pastor, trying to con- ADVtKTIUMEWT involved in such a living ar- ed a secretarial job in anoth- sole her, replied, "The same rangement, "What about your er city I used to correct the place He was when His only LOSE THE WEIGHT reputation?" She replied, spelling errors in her letters son was killed." YOU HATE and return them to her think- "You must be kidding. The Perhaps this response will New clinical tests completed it t new morality has changed all ing I was being helpful. I give consolation to others. It major university hospital prove that tht that nonsense. No one pays didn't realize she resented it helped me get through a re- ODHINEX Plan will help you lost bitterly. cent tragedy. — I See It Now excels weiiht quickly. any attention anymore. Only ODRINEX contains in amazini the squares and dried-up Finally Sally returned one hunger tamer that supptessei the Puritans frown on this great of her "corrected" letters and appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day told me if I didn't cut it out PREGNANT as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto- setup. And who cares what matically helps you eat less without THEY think?" she wouldn't write to me any more. NEED HELP being hungry. With (ewer calories, your Your opinion is wanted. — weight goes down. Safe taken as Undysided That taught me to keep my All Alternatives directed • will not make you nervous. hands off her letters and to Look better, (eel better as you start Dear Undy: A couple of bite my tongue when people Offered slimming down today with ODRINEX. Satisfaction guaranteed or money beck swinging singles, just living made grammatical errors. SHOP YOUR together for convenience sake What a pain in the neck I TOIL FREE Last 10am-8pm 1-800-438-3710 NEAREST - no sex. Ob yeah? "Feed it must have been! RITE AID to Sweeney," as they used to If "Miss Know-It-AH" can't 3 Days say back in the '40s. learn to control herself she Exciting savings on Assuming they start out as should seek counseling and "buddies," that number conquer her compulsion. — fashions,' china, silver, crystal, would play for three weeks. I Ex-Authority say nix to the whole setup - Dear Ex: It's hard to imag- bed and bath fashions plus much more! but then I'm one of those ine a smart lady like you CREATIVE INTERIORS square, dried-up Puritans, so being so insensitive as to who cares what I think? "correct" a grown daughter's GRAND OPENING Dear Ann Landers: This is letters, as If they were Eng- OUR PENTHOUSE a reply to "Miss Know- lish exams, and return them It-All" who couldn't resist to her. MONDAY AUG. 11th correcting grammatical mis- I'm glad she had the cour- takes, no matter who made age to set you straight in- them. stead of seething in silence — A new concept of design for the interior of All Cotton your home — a garden, woodcraft, statues of marble and stone, flower arrangements of Flannel fabric to match any setting — even wallpa- Long Gown per — brass beds, hand re-finished furniture (Victorian, Empire and Queen Anne), rugs, % % BLUE oo glassware and collectibles. P-S-M-L 10 save 50 to 75

CREATIVE INTERIORS iO MONMQUTH ST7 ££«!**£, RED BANK 821 BROADWAY W. LONG BRANCH 747-4M8 OPEN 11 to 5 DAIL Y 229-7766 RED BANK. BROAD AT HARDING; PARKING IN REAR • SHOP DAILY 'TIL 5:30 10 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY. AUGUST 11,1975 Arson charges are denied by Long Branch fireman Valeri Valentini, 19, of 2 FREEHOLD - A Long Long Branch, who has been a Kiernan Blvd., were sched- prescription to King Drugs, Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, Highlands, denied committing Swimming River Road, Lin- Branch volunteer fireman has volunteer fireman for five uled to be demolished the Rt. 35, Cuffwood and obtaining pleaded innocent by mail to a an assault and battery upon croft, denied conspiring with pleaded Innocent to two years with the Oceanic En- next week. Both were located 30 Desoxyn tablets Oct. 29 charge of receiving stolen Atlantic Highlands Patrolman another person to embezzle charges of arson In fires that gine Co. of Long Branch, en- on the east side of Ocean Ave. and attempting to issue a for- property, a television set and James Hourihan Jr.; threat- money from Krauszer's Store, broke out within minutes of tered his innocent pleas by and had been purchased by ged prescription at that same stereo equipment valued at ening to kill the patrolman Rt. 520, Lincroft; embezzling one another in two vacant mail. He was employed as a the city during its acquisition drug store Nov. 6. (818 belonging to Dion Law- and police Sgt. Louis Papa; $1,322, and giving false infor- buildings in the North End city security guard in the of property for the North End rence, 455 Ocean Ave., Long possessing a dangerous knife; mation to Middletown Detec- Beach project area of Long beachfront area at the time of Beach project. Crotty was among those ar- Branch, Oct. 11 in Long resisting arrest by the two po- Branch on the evening of May the fires. raigned before Superior Court Branch. lice officers, and possessing a tive Patrick McConnell that she was robbed of the money 10. Ralph A. DeShepIo, 28, of Harold Crotty, 36, of Jersey Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. Thomas Jacoby of 18 East dangerous knife while being a The buildings, located at Oct. 20. 3(8 West Columbus Place, 265 New Ocean Ave. and IS City, denied issuing a forged Christopher Fisher of 412 Washington Ave., Atlantic convicted felon.

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Choice Morton's Young, Tender, Frozen University of Wisconsin. $ 39 He holds the official posi- FOODTOWN BAKERY SAVINGS tion of treasurer in the Mon- CORNED BEEF BRISKET *— Ib. 1 BEEF LIVER hakOMMf IMIUI lUnFfiw Young, Imndm. GtVTt fed mouth County, N.J., Code En- .1 - tllMl bl~. A C«tf«r Cwt OMfM forcement Association and CHIC CHICKEN AA< VEAL PORKCHOP $|49 the Monmouth County Build- BREAST *. TT STEAKS ing Inspectors Association. LEGS He is also a member of the Building Association of New Jersey and the American So- FOODTOWN ciety of Building and Con- ' mimunmikmsi SfU-SERVKE ML SAVINGS! struction Inspectors. "lit r«u> Hun km SAkUaaii" ItoM » W SAVE 20c *~ FROZEN "^ Teu love More Bolte won't BETTYCROCKER SCHICKHAUS _ -^ BACOS SHRIMP C seek new Swim >^m mm •** tin FRANKS x 89 fi An** lOlfcn. fee" z jmunMIW? no.p Ml board term C KEYPORT - George Bolte, Medium 60/70 tScw S U-U-wflBHItS 49 president of the Board of DANISH HAM £ $1 " cWOBtlOU '£89' Education and Democratic candidate for Borough Coun- FRESH ^ fOODTOWN AfPfTIZH SAVINGS! cil in November, said he will c not seek another term on the WHITING mAVGKCHICKIN BOU HO 99 school board "under any cir- COINED IEEF ROUND w.59« cumstances" in February. .*»•»!».> "Win, lose or draw in the council election, I don't in- Campbell's tend to further my tenure on Hl-C DRINKS the board beyond my current 46 ui £~ term," said Mr. Bolte, who is PORK 'N ion • serving his sixth year on the board, and first as its presi- ICE TEA MIX FOODTOWN FARM FRESH PRODUCE SAVINGS dent. "We're beginning to accom- BEANS inpkq ' plish a lot of things now — such as holding,the line on Italian Cooking salaries around here, for a C»C COU change," he declared. COLD "Coupling this with tht fact RAGU that there are new members SAVE 12c POWER on the board who share sim- You Save Mor* ilar concerns, I feel it's time C & C DIET COLA SAUCE for them to shoulder the on- LIQUID going burden. Believe me, I, WOOLITE don't envy them in these Assorted Flovon 'ooJtown White times." An unsuccessful mayoral candidate in last year's cam- FOODTOWN 9" PAPER ITALIAN paign against incumbent Mayor William A. Ralph, Mr. SODA PLATES TOMATOES Bolte is running for council with Richard W. Bergen Jr., an industrial arts teacher in the local high school. Electric bills ££ 491 SPMNG WATER ,69* DOGFOOO TMlMtbjra ' NlJliiiuWtwtt rise this month • l.m.in MORRISTOWN - Jersey rooaivwn ™ 29* Munaufs 69* SKAK Central Power & Light Com- SWHT KAS pany has announced that the WMOVET IMSKMI 1 -p, PON DUTCH energy adjustment for the Au- GUN HANS "~ 59 POTATMS gust billing cycle will be WMtUmcn TnlniMn 13.891 mills per kilowatt-hour, • L FOODTOWN FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! up 1.14 mills per KWH from auanjAas 3 •£» *1 TUMIX *1" AH1I SAUCE the July charge. 9 49 CHICKiNin This means that customers TRASH CAN UNERS 1 UU KITCHEN BAGS the BASKET using 500 KWH will see an in- •I" crease of 57 cents In their KuOEARWRAP 4 •1 pffi APPLE JUKE BIRDS EYE energy adjustment charge for ORANGE PLUS August. The increase is due •ATWOOM BOWL CLEANER 49* TOMATOJUKE a* primarily to the shutdown of ORANHMARMAIADE 69* GRAPEIELLT RED the Lyster Creek Nuclear Sta- RASPBERRIES 79* tion for refueling during the ^ocooioK* "* 89* soaALTEAMScurr FAiMFARE**1" three-month period on which FRENCH FRIES the energy adjustment was HYDROX COOKIES ^'85* HPHOCRACXERS based. The plant was shut FOODTOWN DAIRY KPT. SAVINGS! «~n down March 29 and was put CORNjjfltjjeTOB 69* back into operation on May t^pB)S^WWf1 r rV^n BM»1VE FRENCH FRIES 27. The energy adjustment fac- SOUR tor does not affect the com- CREAM BIRDS EYE VEGETABLES pany's net income, but is the means by which the utility BARRTLIPICKLES CHOPPED BROCCOLI passes on to Its customers in- InjMlWNMMMa foooTowmaaiuMLm. creases or decreases In the cost of energy needed to gen- ORANGE JUICE SWIFTicECRfAM J erate electric power. It can •rices effective thru Saturday, August 16 only. Net responsible tor typographical errors. Member Twin County Grocers. W» reserve tht change from month to month right to Mmtl tales to 3 packages of any Item. Not sold in case lots. The Daily Register 4th annual Sea Bright Cup Race SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1975 11 ^^ J_ attracts record 120 competitors STATE By CHARLES H.SCOTT ' Trafalgar as did the more than 120 skippers Saturday, when (5:19:58); 3rd - Lou Lou, owned by John SUves of Little Sil- they met as adversaries in the fourth annual Sea Bright Cup ver (5:23:27); 4th — Lively Lady, owned by John Bertelsen of SANDY HOOK BAY - Admiral Horatio, Lord Nelson Race. Little Silver (5:27:17) and 5th - Dynamitee owned by J Gor- must have experienced the same exhilaration, the same Towering masts and a satellite fleet of spectator craft don Perlmutter of Rumson (5:37:42). The successful finishers quickening of the puke when he confronted the French fleet at punctuated the horizon as the four divisions embracing seven in this division were all 18-foot Sander lings Nuclear plant decision is near racing sections crossed the starting line, off the Atlantic High- TRENTON - The way was cleared Friday for The Dela- lands breakwater, at five-minute intervals beginning at 11 Strong currents and fickle breezes played havoc with the ware River Basin Commission to act on the Philadelphia a.m. A seven-knot northwesterly breeze got the fleet off on a competitors. One altruistic IOR skipper helped a distressed Electric Company's application to build a nuclear power plant smooth reach to the east, and, for the majority, a run around Sanderling that was unable to buck the Highlands Bridge cur on the SchuylkiU River near Pottstown, Pa. Sandy Hook or a beat to a marker off Point Rockaway, N.Y. rent with its outboard auxiliary. He towed it to the start-finish The decision Is expected at the commissions Aug. 27 The smaller crafts, entered in the Atlantic Handicap Rac- area and in so doing was late getting across the starting line meeting In Philadelphia. \V^ ing Fleet (AHRF) Division IV, raced over a 10.5-nautical mile himself. Plans for the twin-reactor power plant In Limerick Town- triangular course within Raritan and Sandy Hook Bays. In previous races, the southern-most marker was off the ship, Montgomery County, have been before the commission Winner of the International Ocean Racing (1OR) division main public beach in Sea Bright. This year a navigational for several years. was Tabasco, a C&C 35, skippered by Robert Aron of New buoy, off the Marine Police installation in Monmouth Beach The commission was prepared to rule on the electric com- York. The craft covered the 34.7 nautical miles of the course was the turning point for the three ocean courses. More pany's application a year ago when a group called the Envi- in a corrected time of 6.4087 (hours). spectators, therefore, were able to see the racers. ronmental Coalition on Nuclear Power intervened. Bob Marsh, president of Marsh Marine, Red Bank, sailed A.A. LaFountain of Rumson was race committee chair- The Pennsylvania-based group forced a hearing with its his 23-foot Paceship, Barbara to victory in Section C of the man. Bill Haebler was vice chairman. Helen and Joe Szmyd claim that the possible environmental harm of the plant had AHRF Division III. In covering the division's course in a cor- were in charge of registrations, while Vincent J. Mendes Jr. been Inadequately researched. rected time of 5:03:16, he not only won the division but was of Highlands was chairman of the trophy committee. A commission spokesman said the hearing officer, former also overall AHRF winner. A member of the Monmouth Boat New Jersey Superior Court Judge Sidney Goldman has ruled Club, the winner had his son, Robbie and two friends, Peter Trophies will be presented late in October at the annual in favor of the plant and against the environmentalists. Dlckerson and Jack Kwik, crewing for him. It was his first banquet of the Sea Bright Marine Education Foundation, blue water race. which sponsored the race. Joseph D. Scott of Monmouth Hills, Keewaydln, a Ranger 23, owned'and captained by James is president of the organization. Atlantic crossing made by balloon Coupar of Towaco, was winner of the Midget Ocean Racing PALESTINE, Tex. - The first scientific balloon to cross Club (MORC) division. His corrected time was 5.6360. the Atlantic Ocean made a 4,500-mile flight at 130,000 feet In Shadow, a Morgan 27, owned by Merle Walker of Martins- •' "'••• just over three days from Sicily to New Jersey, officials here ville, was winner of AHRF Division III (Section A). Hit .cor- said today. rected t ime was 5:13:42. vJ The huge 21 million cubic foot balloon and its instrument Al Bessemer's 36-foot sloop, American Jane was winner of package weighing more than 2,000 pounds floated at 127,000 Division III (Section B). A Manasquan resident, Mr. Besse- feet across the Atlantic Ocean. The balloon's instruments mer had a corrected time of 5:03:26. picked up atmospheric data for research. Gordon Litwin of Little Silver, a member of the Shrews- The balloon crossed the U.S. coastline around 1:30 a.m. bury Sailing and Yacht Club, sailed his Sanderling to victory Friday near Atlantic City, N.J., said Al Shipley, manager of in the Bay Division having a corrected time of 5:18:14. the National Scientific Balloon Facility here. The IOR and MORC elapsed time is computed by the hour and ten-thousandths of the hour, while AHRF fleet times are Auto crash kills one, injures 4 * given in conventional hours, minutes arid seconds. PRINCETON - One person was killed and four others in- Other IOR winners: 2nd — Sinsonte, a Tartan 41, owned jured when the car they were riding in hit a utility pole on by John T. Fellows Jr. of Toms River (6.6871); 3rd — Tern, a Route 206 at Cherry Hill Road here yesterday. C&C 39, owned by Bud Delaney of Key port (6.77(3); 4th — Police identified the victim as John R. Brannon, 24, of mfi»itfp*»i»b»c. M .scan Pisces, a Freres 40, owned by Bill Buck of Bayhead (6.8900) Hillsborough. FLUTTERING JENNY — With barely enough of a and 5th — Merry Ann, a 33-foot sloop owned by William Cook The driver,of the car, Glenn M. Flood, 20, of Watchung, breeze to keep her genoa flying, Chutzpah (12011)/ of Islip, N.Y. (7.0816). was treated at Princeton Medical Center and released. af&&C 29 pulls abreast of Calypso, a C&C 27 during Other MORC winners: 2nd - No Smoke X, a Hunter 25, The other passengers, Bruce Flood, 21, of Watchung; Nan- tneVsea Bright Cup Race. The former craft, owned owned by Nelson McCann of Middletown (5.6654); 3rd — cy Whelan, 17, of North Plalnfleld, and Robert A. O'Neill, 22, by Don Borup of Colts Neck, placed third In the Chutzpah, a C&C 29, owned by Don Borup of Colts Neck of Cumberland, R.I., were admitted to the hospital and Midget Ocean Racing Club division of the race. (5.7575); 4th — Shazam, a Siedlemann 14-tonner, owned by treated for concussions, cuts and bruises. Richard Lamb of Brooklyn (5.8779) and 5th Calypso, a C&C 27, owned by Torberg Tonnessen of Brooklyn (5.9543). Other winners in Section A of Division III: 2nd - Tiger, Jacobson urges natural gas bill Police charge 5 a Columbia 30, owned by Mike Bivona of Rumson (5:17:52); TRENTON - Public Utility Commissioner Joel Jacobson 3rd - Sylph, a Little Harbor 40, owned by Dr. George Whittle says passage of a U.S. Senate bill to broaden the Federal of Long Branch (5:20:45) is under protest; 4th — Wing II, a Power Commission's authority is needed to guarantee enough Cal 40, owned by Arthur L. Adamson of Rumson (5:24:09) and natural gas will be available "at non-profiteering rates." in YMCA stoning 5th — Obession, an Islander 36, owned by Herb Gottlieb of In a letter to the Governor's Cabinet Energy Committee, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - over to his car and hit the Edison (5:24:15). scheduled to meet here today, Jacobson said the bill would Five persons have been ar- windshield and hood, and then Other winners in Section B of Division III: 2nd — Spray empower the FPC to declare natural gas emergencies, order rested on charges of ma- drove off. IV, a Bristol 35, owned by Dr. John D. Powers of Fair Haven pipelines to send supplies to areas with shortages, and regu- licious mischief in connection He reported the incident to (5:14:46); 3rd — Sugan 'n Spice, a Ranger 26, owned by Carl late intrastate prices. with the stoning of the YMCA the police who later stopped Bergeron of Little Silver (5:21:36); 4th - Wits End, a Soverel building on E. Freehold Road, the car and arrested five per- 35, owned by Dave Van Iderstein of Rumson (5:22:20) and 5th Non-violent demonstration staged and damage to the car of a sons, three of them juveniles, - Mantis, a C&C 25, owned by Michael McCarthy of Sea NEWARK - Striking office employes of Blue Cross and passerby who stopped to in- who were released in the cus- Bright (5:23:44). Blue Shield of New Jersey staged a noisy but non-violent dem- vestigate the incident. tody of their parents. Other winners in Section C of Division HI: 2nd — Guale, a onstration outside the organization's headquarters building Glenn Skidmore, Prospect Two men arrested with Bristol 29, owned by Carl Baumgardner of Somerville, Friday after rejecting what a union official called the organi- Place, Freehold, told police them were identified as John (5:05:55); 3rd — Der Schlooper, a Tartan 27, owned by Rich- zation's "best and final offer" for a new contract. he stopped at the YMCA Romeo of Englishtown, and ard Wachenfeld of Fair Haven (5:06:42); 4th - Carousel II, a BAY COURSE RACER — John Stives of Little Sil- Police routed traffic around the short block on which the about 2 a.m. Saturday when Kurt Heyn of Freehold. Each Tartan 27, owned by Arnold Maarberg of Belford (5:12:12) ver (white hat) looks aloft to check his wind direc- building is situated. he saw a group of persons was released in $100 bail. and 5th — Goblin, a Seafarer 24, owned by A.D. Close of Fair tion indicator during the Sea Bright Cup Race. About 1,400 employes belonging to Local 32 of the Office throwing beer bottles and There was no estimate of the Haven (5:29:33). Stives brought his Sanderling, an 18-foot catboat, and Professional Employes International Union have been on stones at' the building. damage to either the building Other winners in the Bay Division: 2nd- Will 'O the In third after completing the 10.5-nautlcal mile strike since June 4. Their contract with Blue Cross and Blue He said the group came or the car. Wind, owned by Jack Waterbury of Monmouth Beach course In Sandy Hook Bay. Shield expired Hay 5. The demonstration began after began after the employes met at a nearby hotel and turned down the latest offer. Arthur Lewandowski, director of organization for the union, said the basic issue was "the company's Insistence on emasculating a 25-year sick leave program." He said the Deal priest, friend write and live rails company now is refusing to pay sick leave for one or two-day absences and wants cuts in the amount of paid sick time per By MARY GORDON DUBILL glimpse at railroading's past. A day trip on Father Zee's others, stored at the home of He also plans to set up the train so it can year. one of the state's four fines would be one way. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zee, Perth run through the entire Jersey Central sched- DEAL (AP) - The Central Railroad of "My interest in trains goes way back Amboy, include HO, Lionel, American Flyer, ule in a couple of hours — passenger service New Jersey chugs its way from Long Branch when I was a kid," says the 29-year-old priest. and European models, including German, in the morning and evening and freight ser- Atlantic Gty man found slain to Elizabethport to Roselle Park to Perth Am- "I was born In September and by Christmas East European and French cars. The priest vice in between. NEW YORK - An Atlantic City man, one of two narcot- boy to Westfield, to, alas, the old Jersey City my father had bought me a huge train set." hasn't calculated their market value today, The current Long Branch to Jersey City ics suspects whose partially decomposed bodies were found in terminal. Each birthday and Christmas saw the ad- but it would be well into the thousands of dol- terminal is an amalgam of today's Shore lines the rear of a rented van, was the target of an abduction at- No, not in real life it doesn't, but as a dition of another engine or freight and passen- lars. and old routes that terminated at the Jersey tempt last week police say. model railroad it does, along 52 feet of track ger car. Of his set in the rectory, he says he wants City Terminal; it was closed in 1967. Police said Oswald Peterson, 33, was nearly kidnapped on the third floor of St. Mary's Rectory on His interest grew as he rode the trains — to paint the engines and cars to make them But in the meantime, the priest has other last Wednesday by a man posing as a policeman. Two genuine Richmond Ave. here. as a child out of his hometown of Perth Am- look like Jersey Central models and build sce- duties - religious functions at St. Mary's officers saw him resisting and arrested his assailant, later The train belongs to the Rev. John Zee, boy, as a seminarian between Baltimore and nery out of little pieces of lumber assembled Church and classes at St. Mary's School where identified as Richard Goodwin, 40, of Brooklyn. the associate pastor, and it epitomizes a life- home, and as a priest, into New York from the there. he teaches religion and music. The other victim was Identified as Oscar Wilson, 33, of the long love of trains that culminated in a book, Jersey shore for courses at the Juilliard Bronx. "Railroads of New Jersey." School of Music. Peterson was Indicted by a federal grand jury June 30 for Father Zee wrote the book with Richard Last year he offered Mass during Holy conspiracy to sell heroin. Wilson had been wanted by author- Hyer, 19, whom he met at Red Bank Catholic Week on a morning Jersey Central run. ities since he jumped bail on a drug possession charge in Oc- High School where the priest directed the For the Hyers, railroading is a family tra- tober 1974. band and Richard played the saxophone. dition. The pair was apparently shot Friday and their bodies They gradually discovered they were both "Ours is a railroad family," said Robert placed in the rear of a rented van parked at 122nd St. and "admitted train freaks" and had long wanted one recent Sunday as the three discussed Claremont Ave. in Harlem. The bodies were discovered yes- to write a book. trains in the large Victorian-style house which terday when a strong odor and a swarm of flies attracted at- In the autumn of 1972 they embarked on serves as the rectory. "My grandfather was tention to the van. their venture. Before it was over, they trav- with the railroads for 49 years, his brother 51 eled to all parts of the state, riding all the years. My father - Leon "Pete " Hyer - is a lines and talking to the crewmen and work- trainman for the Jersey Central shore line and Bicycle open entry men along the way. They also interviewed our brother-in-law, a trainman for the Penn state officials and railroad executives. Central." What resulted js a 178-page account and Father Zee, like other observers of the na- blanks are available pictures of New Jersey's trains. tion's railroads, has seen big changes. ASBURY PARK - Entry ernment savings bonds in It begins with a review of passenger ser- "The most dramatic," he says, "is their blanks for the second annual denominations of $1,500, 1500 vice on the state's lines, continues with cov- general deterioration. And they used to carry Jersey Shore Open bicycle and $300. erage of its larger freight services, and con- mail. I remember the mail trucks meeting the competition, scheduled for Other prizes will Include cludes with photos of stations and towers and trains. There was a lot of activity in train sta- Sunday, Sept. 28, are avail- gift certificates for merchan- a section on nostalgia — a peek at railroad- tions. But not now. They are lonely places." able at the service desks of dise from Steinbach in the ing's recent past. Father Zee traces the start of the decline Stelnbach stores here and in amounts of $200, $150, $100 Each railroad is discussed separately. to World War II. Red Bank, Brick Town, Ma- and |75 for the first 10 per- Thumbnail sketches, chock full of facts, high- "During the war there was a lot of train nalapan, Elizabeth, Palinfield sons to cross the finish line. light each line's operations, past and present. traffic. The railroads were making a profit and the Shore Mall in Egg The book Is, obviously, a labor of love. and they didn't replace their equipment. After Harbor Township and from Men and women will .race The two, who were inexperienced photograph- the war they kept using the equipment and by the county parks system, P.O. together, with the first wom- ers when they started out, took or collected all then it had run down." Box 326, Lincroft. an to cross the finish line to the pictures themselves. The decline of trains also was aided by the The event, sponsored by receive a special prize. Among the standouts are the shots of a boom in highways and the resulting reliance Stelnbach and the parks sys- Anyone not a member of CNJ train crossing the Raritan River at Lock- on cars to carry people, and trucks to carry tem, will begin at 1 p.m. at the league who wishes to race wood Gorge and the "Lake Cities" from Chi- freight. Stelnbach's Cookman Ave. It may join the organization by cago emerging from the Rosevllle Tunnel. "All the dlesel fuel it takes to ship some- consists of a five-lap, 50-mile contacting Vincent Mend, 1 They did all the writing and, with Rich- thing across country in one truck," Father rice along Ocean Ave. Hunterdon St., SomervtUe. ard's twin brother, Robert, pooled $20,000, Zee sighs. "Think how much more one diesel through Loch Arbour, Al- Last year's event attracted nearly all of their personal savings. It sells for engine could pull in just one train." lenhurst, Deal and to Lake more than 150 racers from $15.95 at book and hobby shops or can be or- The problems of the railroads are likely to Takanassee in Long Branch. throughout the county, state, dered through P.O. Box 50, AUenhurst, N.I. remain, but meanwhile train buffs can always Senior members of the nation and from five foreign The book is a basic for train buffs. It may retreat to the world of model railroading. The Amateur Bicycle League of nations. This, year, even also be of Interest to the Jersey commuter main problem there Is keeping the cars on America In categories I and more qualified racers are ex- who's always wanted to know a little bit more their tracks. II are eligible to enter, as pected to enter. Spectators about the 7:02 he boards each weekday morn- "Just like the real thing," smiled Richard well as Juniors in category II. will be treated to the music of Ing. as a Jersey Central headed off the track In the Prizes with a total value of a Dixieland band. Beverages And its account of the scenic steam lines rectory. more than 13,500 will be and food will be available for - Including the Pine Creek Railroad at This particular train, an N gauge model, RAILROAD PRIEST — The Rev. John Zee measures 0 track on a model awarded with the three first purchase and date and local nearby Allaire State Park — may interest par- has 70 passenger cars and 20 engines, all die- railroad In the rectory of St. Mary's Church, Deal. The priest has 52 feet of pities consisting of U.S. gov- officials will participate. ents wondering how to give their children a sel. track set up In the rectory. 12 The Daily Reg**? SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11. 1975 Nicklaus recharges battery AKRON, Ohio (AP) - For the worlds "Maybe not," Jack said, flashing a wry missed the British Open at Carnoustie by a a little bit of his driving power but said he greatest golfer, the "Year That Jack Nick- smile. single shot. felt his game had matured to the point that laus Gave the Grand Slam Away" will not Only Crampton threatened — and not Thus Nicklaus came within three shots the Nicklaus of 1975 could beat any Nicklaus be one for weeping and gnashing of teeth. very seriously — in the muggy, rain-inter- of the professional goal of winning the four of a previous year. It will be a year for recharging the bat- rupted showdown over the 7,180 yard, par-70 top pro events - the Masters, U.S. and Brit- "I can't reach back and get that extra 20 teries and setting the sights on newer and Firestone layout which the pros have labeled ish Opens and PGA - in a single year Ben yards as I used to," he said. "Maybe it's be- loftier goals. the "Monster." Hogan won the first three in 1953 and didn't cause I have lost 30 pounds. But I am a bet- "If I had won the Grand Slam, I prob- Tom Weiskopf, Nicklaus' fellow towns- play in the PGA. ter putter and a better all-around player ably would have got out of the game," said man who beat him in a recent playoff for the However, Nicklaus, in adding his 16th than I ever was. I think I will continue to Nicklaus after winning his fourth PGA and Canadian Open, had to sink a 20-foot putt on major title, embellished a record that stag- improve." 16th major title yesterday, "Now I am more the final hole to finish third with a (8 for 279 gers the imagination and marks him as un- Nicklaus is a rare individual. He was determined to continue playing. I like golf. I A 25-year-old tour sophomore, Andy doubtedly the greatest golfer of the age, if winning men's tournaments at the age of 16, am a better player than I ever was. North of Gainesville, Fla., slipped past a not of all time. was national amateur champion at 19, defla- "This is my fourth PGA. Walter Hagen handful of challengers with a 05 despite a He boosted his year's prize money to ter of the deified Arnold Palmer in a playoff won five. I would like to match that. Nobody double bogey, to grab fourth at 281. Former $248,599 - No. 1 in the standings — and for the U.S. Open crown in 1962 when he was ever has won more than four U.S. Opens. I U.S. Open Champion Hale Irwin, without a pushed his lifetime earning to $2,492,222. In only 22. would like to get five. The fact I came close single birdie, in a round of 73, and veteran his 14 years as a pro, he has won 14 of the "He is the greatest thinker and the this year only prods my ambition to try to BUI Casper tied for fifth with 283. Big Four titles, placed second 12 times and greatest putter in golf," admits Weiskopf. win the Grand Slam." Some of the game's biggest names tired third seven times. "The greatest player," said Ed Doug- Nicklaus held off the challenge of Aus- and fell back. British Open champion Tom He has won twice as many major herty, the little known tournament sensation tralian Bruce Crampton yesterday over the Watson had 285. Gary Player and Arnold crowns as his nearest challengers — Arnold from Linwood, Pa., who played in Nicklaus' long Firestone course and won the 57th PGA Palmer tied at 291. U.S. Open king Lou Gra- Palmer and Gary Player, with eight each. final foursome and shot a 77 for 288. "I by two strokes, shooting a final-round 71 for ham shot 296 and Lee Trevino trailed with "I am still a young man," Nicklaus, 35, didn't have nerve to ask him for his auto- 276. He collected $45,000. 297. insisted after accepting his PGA check. "I graph." Crampton, trailing three and four It was Weiskopf who suggested that 1975 don't beat myself. My nerves are always After a shaky start, bogeying two of the strokes most of the day, failed to sink cru- will be one which Nicklaus might remember good. I am enjoying myself more every first three holes, Nicklaus sank putts of 10 cial putts on the Incoming nine and finished with great regret. year. and 20 feet on the back nine for birdies be- second with a 69 for 278. He must have bro- "I think he will not soon forget it is the "Now if you asked me 10 years ago if I fore double bogeying the final hole from the BEAR HUG — A smiling Jock Nicklaus rests his ken into a cold sweat when he saw year be gave the Grand Slam away," Weis- would still be playing tournament golf at 35, trees. Nicklaus, with the tournament in the bag, kopf said. "He should have won the U.S. I think I would have looked at you in amaze- Crampton, who hung on gamely, had a arms on the PGA championship trophy following at his two-stroke victory yesterday at Firestone take a double bogey six on the final hole. Open. He did things he never does. He also ment and said, 'No chance.' But now if you sho( him. But after birdieing the 12th to Country Club. Akron, Ohio. Nicklaus' 276 bettered "I had no way of knowing," said Cram- should have won the British Open." were to ask me will I be playing at 45 1 w pull within three shots, he left a 10-footer on runnerup Bruce Crampton's 278 for his fourth PGA pton, who played ahead. "But if I had made After winning the Masters, Nicklaus blew would have to say, 'I don't know — probably the lip of No. 13, missed from 18 inches on championship. those putts, I don't think Jack would have the U.S. Open at Medinah by bogeying the so.' " No. 14 and missed a makeable putt on the taken that six." last three holes, finishing two shots back. He Nicklaus acknowledged that he had lost 18th. Giants' Montefiisco shuns predictions for awhile By JONNI FALK Johnny Bench four times. The People like George Hart, Reds crunched him. He got a who played with "The Count" PHILADELPHIA - John good relief stint against the at Middletown, "and Frank Montefusco of the San Fran- same team, but the Phillies DeAngelis, who helped coach cisco Giants says he isn't go- gut rid of him the fifth inning him at Brookdale, remember ing to make any predictions Saturday night. Montefusco as a quiet young- for awhile. "My fast ball flattened ster. The brash young right- out," the former Middletown Where did "The Count" hander from East Keansburg, High School and Brookdale come from? "I started get- who is also known as "The Community College star said. ting outgoing in college," Count" these days, said yes- "I had no breaking pitch, and John recalled. "Then I had to terday that he feels he is in a I couldn't get them out. In let people know I was around slump at the moment and Cincinnati I had trouble with in order to get my chance in won't be predicting future the mound. pro ball. Now, the predictions games until he thinks he is "Those mounds mean a give me confidence; they kind out of the doldrums. lot," he continued. "They are of psych me before a game. That was just before he all supposed to be standard, The club love it. When I open watched his teammates slug but they are not. You should my mouth, it brings the fans the Phillies, 8-1, gaining some see the one in Los Angeles. out. We had our biggest Mon- measure of revenge for the You feel like you're 10 feet in day night crowd in years AP »lriHnH mauling he had received Sat- the air." when I pitched against Cin- NOW, NOW, BOYS - New York AAets Felix Millan yesterday's game. Sutton Is held back by team- urday night. Despite the "slump," Mon- cinnati. When they announced (17) is restrained by coach Joe Plgnatano, right, mate Ron Cey, left. Sutton stymied the AAets on "I'll tell you," he said. "It's tefusco exudes confidence. "I my name, the crowd roared. and Los Angeles Dodger catcher Steve Yeager, three hits, 2-1. just like a hitter getting into a had not trouble with Cincin- That was my biggest thrill." center, after Don Sutton hit him with a pitch in slump. I have to find my nati at Candlestick Park. I Before Montefusco left for rhythm and my groove overpowered them. Then, this training camp, he predicted again." club," he added, pointing to, he would win 15 games. Lat- Montefusco is now 10-6 and the Phils. "I shut them out er, he upped that to 20 vic- the acknowledged ace of the early this year with just a tories. "Heck, I could have 15 Mets, Yankees succumb Giants' staff. However, his fast ball. They're all right- wins right with now with "slump" started at Cincinnati handed hitters, so any right- more runs. We had four when he predicted he would handed pitcher having a fair games when I gave up one John Moitef.sc* shutout the Reds and fan day can handle them." run and didn't get a win. There were a couple of others to low-hit pitching efforts when our bull pen couldn't hold the lead." May, 11-7. had limited the Angels to two hits over the first Montefusco now makes his By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eight innings, a double by John Balaz in the fifth inning and a Summerell wings home in Belmont, Calif., but single by Rudi Meoli in the eighth. In the ninth, though, he he has brothers in Red Bank Don Sutton pitched a three-hitter yesterday to become the walked leadoff batter Dave Collins. (Gary) and Rumson (Den- National League's first It-game winner this year and John Harper forced Collins, but Bobby Valentine sent Harper to nis), and a sister, Marie in Hale hit a homer to trigger a two-run fourth inning, leading second with a ground single to center. Then Stanton brought Middletowh. the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over the New York him home with his double to left-center. Giants past Patriots "But no more predictions Mets. Mickey S?ott, 3-1, who replaced California starter Bill for awhile," he laughed. Then Hale pounched on a 3-2 pitch from Hank Webb, 4-5, lead- Singer at the start of the ninth inning and set the side down in FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - charge after New England passing partner Randy Va- he turned around and said, ing off the fourth and sent it over the right field fence for his order, got the victory. Singer checked the Yanks on four hits Reserve quarterback Carl pulled into a 14-14 tie early in taha on a scoring play cov- "Watch the rookie of the year sixth homer of the season. Steve Garvey followed with a before being relieved. Summerell set up the go- the final quarter, ering 44 yards. voting. It's going to be be- walk, then Ron Cey and Steve Yeager singled to make it 2-0. In other NL games, Houston beat Pittsburgh 5-3, San ahead touchdown with pin- He directed a 58-yard drive Veteran quartertback Craig tween me and Tommy Under- Sutton, 16-9, was nicked for a two-out single in the third Francisco walloped Philadelphia 8-1, Cincinnati bombed Mon- point passing and then tossed capped by rookie Bob Ham- Morton got the Giants back wood. But I'll win more than inning by Del Unser, then gave up a run in the bottom of the treal 11-3, Chicago crushed Atlanta 9-1 and St. Louis defeated for another in the fourth peri- mond's short touchdown on the board with a four-yard he does." fourth when Rusty Staub singled, Wayne Garrett walked and San Diego 3-2 in 10 innings. od last night, sparking the plunge and passed to rookie scoring pass to Walker Gil- Matthews hit two Mike Phillips singled. In the American League, Boston topped Oakland 5-3, Min- New York Giants to a 28-14 Jim Obradovich for an insur- lette midway through the sec- Gary Matthews belted two In the ninth, the Dodgers' Dave Lopes stole his 33rd con- nesota blanked Detroit 4-0, Kansas City beat Cleveland 5-1, National Football League ex- ance touchdown less than ond quarter. homers in the game to pace secutive base without getting caught to increase his own ma- Chicago downed Baltimore 3-2, and Milwaukee beat Texas 7-4. hibition victory over the New three minutes later. Morton came back after the Giants. The first, in the jor league record. On Saturday he broke the mark of 31 set by England Patriots. The Patriots took a 7-0 lead halftime and directed an 80- third inning, was only the 17th Max Carey of the 1922 Pittsburgh Pirates. Lopes has a league- A freak accident before the start of the eighth inning cost Summerell, a second-year in the first period when Jim yard march to put New York ball hit into the upper deck at high 52 steals this year. the Mets the services of reliever Ken Sanders. The right-hand- pro from East Carolina, took Plunkett hit former Stanford in front ofor the first time. Veterans Stadium. His second Lee Stanton's ninth-inning double, only California's fourth er was warming up when he missed a return throw from Doug Kotar ended the 16-play See Montefusco, page 17 hit off former teammate Rudy May, drove home Tommy catcher John Stems. The ball hit him squarely in the right Harper and gave the Angels a 1-0 victory over the New York eye and sent him tumbling to the ground, writhing in pain. advance by going two yards Son FroncMC* (I) • n) ob r h Yankees. for the touchdown. [oshuocf 4 Cash3> After several minutes, Sanders was helped off the field Thomas 76 7 Bowass See Mets, page 17 New England came right Murcer rf 1 Moddo»c1 Lot Angeles (11 New Yert (II New York 10) Thomasn rf 0 LmU.nl ob r h ob r h ob ' back and drove 71 yards in 10 Matthews l< 1 Allen Ib Lopes Jb S 0 I Unser cf 4 0 1 Bonds rt Mntni Ib IJhnstnert Buckner If 4 0 0 Millan» 3 0 0 Almrlb plays for a tying touchdown. Saelern 0 Schmidt* Holed I 1 White II Neil Graff, backup to Plun- DoRoderc llOatnc Gorvey Ib I 1 Munson c Ontvri » 0 Rtivnp Cey 3b 4 e I1 GOTreft Jb Nettles » kett, floated a passMo San Borr p Crwfrd rf J 0 0 Mllner If Chamtuis Ib Ytogtrc 4 0 I: Phillips ss Kerrman dh 1 Cunningham for 17 yards and iSchutlerp Ruisell u O 11 Stearns c. Johnson pr Garbtrp Sutton p O 0 Webbp the score. McCrvrph Cllnesih Twichll p Baldwin p safe* Then Summerell took com- Torre pn Stanley ss mand and made second-year Total! 37 B 13 Total! n Sanders p Pnllph Son Francisco Ml II] MO . Lockwood p 0 Mason is pro Don Clune a target of Philadelphia 000 010 000 —I Moyp E—Schmidt. Twllchell. DP-San Fran 31 2 ITtMl »1 1 Totals 27 0 4 Totals Los Anm three key passes to put New clico I. Philadelphia I. LOB-Son Fran * »tie« ooo 200 ooo -5 New York. 000 000 _ Cisco 9. Philadelphia 7. IB-Murcer. O New York 000 100 000 -I California 000 000 001 - York in front to-stay. Thomas, Montanez, Moddox. OP-New York 2. LOB-Los Angeles 10, E—Hampton. LOB—New York < HR-Mafthewi 1 161 S-Borr. Ruthven. New York 6. HR-Hole 16). SB-Lopes. RACING NOW thru 0CI4 tornla 6. JB—Munton, Bolaz. SI S—Garvey. New York 07 7 14-M SF-Montonez. MaddoK. SB—Bonds, Alomor. Rlvgrs. S—Blodt. MONMOUTH PARK, Oceanport, N.J. 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S» Poising yards 170 IM SS .511 10", St. Louis 40 54 .576 5V, Return yards II 40 Mllwoukt* 54 67 464 UVi New York Si M S09 7V, before the '76's roll in Pastes Il-lS-t 17-3I-4 Clevelond SI 61 455 17V, 03 4*4 17V, Detroit 40 70 .397 J4V, Chicago SS Punts 4-31 SJI Montreal 41 64 479 lev, Fi«nt>les-lMt M 3-1 West Weil Penalties-yards 4 34 |.je Cincinnati H 39 .eel - Ooklond " 70 Loi Angeles 41 55 .574 ISV, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Kansas City M SO .Sol S'/i Son Francisco 54 59 .417 70 Chicago..... So 59 Ml 14 Son Dlogo 53 61 .4*1 13 Fantastic Deals RUSHING - New York. Watklns 1144. Texas ss 6) 474 15', 44S1SV, McQuay 734. Hammond HI. New Eng- Atlanta SI 65 Minnesota - M 444 19 Houston 44 75 .370 34 land, Herron 6-J1. Cunningham 5 15, California SI .4)6 70 Johnson 5-43. Yeslertey 1 Results RECEIVING - New York, Gillette 5 41, Yeslertty's ojesMts San Francisco I, Philadelphia I Clune 4 51; Now Englund. Cunnlngftom 4 Mlnnesolo4, Detroit 0 Los Angeles 7, New York I 31. Edwards 3-13. Marshal 3-11. Vatatw Kansas City 5, Clevelond I Chicago 9, Atlanta 1 on all Chicago 3. Baltimore: Cincinnati II, Montreal) PASSING - New York, Morton UIS-2. Milwaukee 7, Texas 4 St. Louis 3, San Diego 7,10 Innings 109 vardi. Summftrell 7-10-O. M;Jttw California I. New YorkO Houston 5. Pittsburgh 3 England. Plunkelt * 13-0. to. Grown " Boston 5. Oakland 3 CO, 4* Graff J-9-0.O4 Te*«riOomes Pittsburgh (Candelorlo Ml** Atlanta 1975 CHEVROLETS APilrefkefo TIGERS BANK Teoor'sOtms (Thompson 0-3 or Easterly 1-4). n Kansas City (Busby is-|) a) Baltimore Chicago (R. Reuschel I 171 at Clncln POP GOES THE FOOTBALL - New England Pa- During the last M years, Cutllar (10-11, n nail (OorcylSl.n Princeton ba* potted a 150- Tenos (Perry IMS) at Detroit (LoGr San Francisco IHallckl 5 9) at Man triot Mac Herron Is fackled by New York Giants ow7-ll|.n, treat (Rogers M),n. 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 147-19 record in football, and Milwaukee (Stolon 11-11) at Minnesota Son Diego (Jones 1541 ol New York Pat Hughes, foreground, and Brian Kelly last (Butler 13), n IMotlock (34), n. night, causing the ball to pop out of Herron's arms is 18th on the all time national New York (Oobson 9 11) at California SI. Louli (Curtis II) ol Houston (Oler (Tanona (9-6), n ktr •••!), n. (IRCLE CHEVROLET SHREWSBURY for on apparent fumble. The ploy was ruled dead list for that period with a win . Boston IMoret III at Oakland (Blue os Angele percentage of JM. 15-1). n Philadelphia IChr iitf nson 4 J), n. before the bobble, however. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini 741-3130 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11,1975 The DailyRegister 13 88 crews race in MBC's ^stakes9 RED BANK - Eighty-eight (Woodpussies), Don Hubbard skippers and their crews, rep-

BLUE JAY CHAMP - Tommy Wlnmlll, 16, of 112, in final regular season 1. Klnoilon -2-1 I Rumson sailed his Blue Jay to victory Saturday action the Jersey Shore Sum- 2. Hank Mlltenteratr — 12 2 3. Tom Lloyd Jr.-4-3-3 and yesterday in that class' national competitions mer Basketball League. Hmni held at the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club, Campbell will open its playoff I, Holwy- l-l-l 2 Carter Gordrwr - 2-J-J SWEEP TO VICTORIES — Fourteen one-design Colyer, Fair Haven (Woodpussies); Jack Forster, Oceanport. Hunter and Lindsey Collen crewed for season tomorrow against M & 3. EuonBKCher — 3 2 3 him. classes were represented In the Monmouth Boat Fair Haven (Sunfish); Charles Slauter, Middle- M Savino at 7:15 p.m. Royal Club's National Sweepstakes, which was held Sat- town (Albacores); Donald Hubbard, Red Bank (M- Manor will face Jerry 1. Von Holle- 1-1-I 2. Bab Sengtlocken - 2-2 5 urday and yesterday on the Navesink River, off the 16s) and Tom Perlmutter, Rumson, (Blue Jays) Lynch's at 8:45 p.m. 3 Harold Seek 4-4-4 club's Red Bank headquarters. Class winners were kneeling left; Chris Lloyd, Little Silver (420s); Campbell's capitalized on a 1. Wlnmlll — 13 1 Wally Van Siclen of Fair Haven (Windmills) stand- Charlie Altreuter, Fair Haven (Lasers), and Dave 13 point scoring streak In the 2. John Eggeri - 312 ing, left; Dick Brady, Sterling (Day Sailer); Don Kingston, Oceanport (Comets). Winmill wins second quarter, and a 14 Don Hurley — 2-4-4 pointer in the third to down Quincey's. High man for Campbell's was Bill Hungrecker with 39. Olshan declines to succeed Tisrhe Blue Jay title Dave Hankins pumped in 27 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - for the losers. acting department chairman,, Red Bank for 21 years." now I'd like the chance at the Jack Tighe can no longer and seriously contemplated OCEANPORT - Sixteen- ting club taking third place The Board of Education's job." handle lt, and Bob Olshan for the past four months in year-old Tommy Winmill, a honors. "unwritten rule" prohibits Although official decision Is doesn't want it, so Carmine anticipation of the junior high member of an avid sailboat Winmill had a low point Iincroft nets one individual from serving in not expected to be announced Magnotta is the leading can- school opening, comes only racing Rumson family, yes- score of 7%, while Gilbert two head coaching capacities. until the board's next regular tennis crown didate for the suddenly va- three weeks before pre-season terday won the Blue Jay na- and Van Winkle had 10 3/4 Additionally, Olshan is Rum- meeting.a week from tomor- Llncroft brought the tight cant Ocean Township High workouts. tional championship In com- and 16 points respectively. son recreation director. row night, Magnotta already North Jersey Shore Tennis School head football coaching petitions held on the Shrews- Other top entrants were Obviously Ttghe's successor The school board is accept- sounded like a coach man an- League race to a close with a job. bury River, here, and hosted Debbie Parmele, SS&YC (20); will come from within the ing applications and Magnotta ticipating the challenge. 2-0 playoff victory over Red Tighe, who has successfully by the Shrewsbury Sailing Nick Marline, Northport system, a member of the said last night he has applied "You know there isn't much Bank. directed the Spartan gridiron and Yacht Club. (N.Y.)YC(26);DaveNicker- coaching staff, someone with for the position. In fact, Mag- time to install a new system, The two teams had ended fortunes for the last eight sea- While the youth, a junior at son, Pettipaug (Conn.) YC football experience. notta, who has served as line so we'll have to go with what the regular season with 16-5 sons of their nine-year-old his- Groton (Mass.) Academy, (27); Ed Rowe, SS&YC Tighe reportedly recom- coach under Tighe for his Jack used," he mused. records. Winners for Lincroft tory, has stepped down to de- was busy gathering the lau- (27%)); Jane Scheide, Petti- mended his offensive coor- eight-year tenure, was sched- Tlghe's "I" formation on of- were Llcky Randolph, Christa vote his efforts as chairman rels In Ms Blue Jay, his broth- paug (29); Leighton Waters dinator, Olshan, but the veter- uled for his interview this fense and Oklahoma defense Gloge, Jeanne Rose, and of the health, physical educa- er, Mark, 17, was winning the Jr., SS&YC (30) and Michael an Ocean head varsity base- morning. was good enought to compile Lynn Jonas. tion and driver education de- Finn class trophy In the Mon- ZaveU, Larchmont (NY.) YC ball coach has refused the op- an eight-year record of 47 23 partment for both the senior mouth Boat Club's National (33). LMcrMI (1) *M Mat III portunity. "Ive always thought that 2, after the school's first var- Llcky Rondolph (LI and Chrltto Gloat high school and new junior "The job was offered to Jack was a great coach and Sweepstakes on the Navesink William K. Dunbar 3rd was ID d Aim LM and SIM Stolon. 6 t. 6 J sity team (1966) went 3-6. The Jeonrn Roit (LI and Lynn Jona» ID d. high school. me," admitted Olshan last that I would stop coaching River. That two-day com- Dot Gonucti and J«on Woodi. 4 2. 7-4. 1968 Spartans were 8-1, while race chairman. The decision, reportedly petition also ended yesterday. night, "but I don't want to when he left," said Magnotta, the school posted 7-2 logs in considered for almost two The boys' father, Bass Wlnill, give up baseball. "I've been a health education teacher. both 1970 and 1971. After win- Jack Tlgie years since Tighe was named a member of the Rumson Bivons captures yacht club title coaching baseball here and at "Bob's a great coach, too, but ning seasons in Tighe's first Yacht Club, Is a frequent six years at the helm, Ocean was below the 500 for the Rhodes 19 winner, while their ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Clni A first time at 3-6 in 73 and 4-5 sister, Starr, 19, has an im- - Mike Bivons and Michael 1. Mlvono, Columbia 30 2. Merle Walker, Morgan 17. last faU. pressive list of wins in her McCarthy scored victories in 3. Don J. Coffee. Morgan 17. ClostB Modifieds to Hendrickson In announcing his resigna- Laser. the Atlantic Highlands Yacht 1. McCarthy, Sea and Sea 25. tion, Tighe noted the de- Club Blue Water Series. 3. J. Peter iklrkonlch. Erlcton 27. WALL TOWNSHIP - The third. Gil Hearne of Jacobs- 3. John Poxton, w. Solent 35 tune blew everyone's doors in night out of it by capturing mands of serving as a depart- Craig Gilbert of the Cedar long drive home to Freeport, town was a distant fourth as he roared to his second 30- his 10-lap qualifying event. Point YC placed second in the "••••••I iiiiimmiinii l i iiiMiiiMiiiimiliiliiii Illlllllllllii ment head and coach, as well L.I., from Wall Stadium Sat- while McLaughlin took home lap Sportsman Stock Car fea- Other winners included John national competitions, with as the school's policy of urday night probably wasn't fifth place money. Only the ture win of the year. Stephen of Bradley Beach and unofficially prohibiting de- Stuart Van Winkle of the hos- More Sports on page 17 notice by veteran stock car first four cars were running Tomaino came a long way Ed Senkewicz of Lake Parsip- partment heads from coach- Illlllllllll Illlllll IIIIIII lllllllllll MIIIIIIIII IIIII1IMII1IIIII •Illlllllltl I I lllll driver Jim Hendrickson. in the same lap. — 14th starting spot — but pany. The const went to Jack ing. Hendrickson was $950 rich- Hendrickson was also vic- Buck of Neptune. er after winning his second torious in a 12-lap heat race was quick enough to jump to In addition to Olshan and Modified feature of the 1975 while other Modified winners the lead in lap seven and then Walt Rogers of Port Mon- Magnotta, other members of Monmouth Park today it was "bye-bye Jamie" as he season. included Tom Michel of mouth also had a perfect Tighe's staff are Jim Bush, Starting sixth in the 22-car Manahawkin and John Ble- was still lenghtening his lead night in his Modern Stock Jeffry Hauselet and BUI Ga- Entries field Hendrickson wore down wett Jr. of Howell Township. as the checkered flag fell. Car. The division leader in latro, all of whom are given Selections early leader Dan McLaughlin The 10-lap consolation event Back in second spot was Al the point standings picked off only outside chances of gain- 1 IVi Slh - U.Jee; Md»; 3 Ye » UM « « ; • of Toms River in lap four and went to Bill Brice of Glen- Vorhees of Englishtown while the first heat of the night then ing the vacant position. It! - UJN; Clmf.; I V* By Reggie Ster was never to relinquish the dola. Butch Malsbury of Freehold turned around and captured Abei Boy (III) Perrei S-l Flora Poste (111) Drury 10 1 The Ocean change will Flnot Stow (IB*) Orur» 10-1 PollnauruilllDThornburg 12 1 lead in the 35-lap main event. In racing circles when a was third, Chip Graves of his second feature win of the Evening Auaull(III) Wllwn 1-1 Lody Ensign (III) No rider IS-I bring the number of new Penny Poker (III) Thornburg 41 Charlie Kremer Jr., another driver is hot they use the ex- Neptune, fourth and Rod Cun- year in the 20-lap nightcap. Big Hearted Ed (111) No rider Ill 1—Fly Ball, Evening Assault, coaching faces in the Shore Try Your Beit (III) Sehxitone IS-I Songoy dill Marquei 4-1 Toms River driver, made a pression "he blew their doors liffe of Wall Township, fifth. Second place went to Tom Livid Purple HID Brumlletd IS-I Clllta 1111) McCarron 1-1 Abe's Boy Conference to an even dozen Ciote lo Moon 111!) Tkhensr 11 Wllch Dance (III) Perrei 5 2 mild challenge around the 20- in." Jamie Tomaino of Nep- Tomaino made a perfect Starace of South Amboy. Fly tall (III) MtxMk 4-1 Lady Hosse (III) No rider II 2-Penesto, Texas Rally, Llan- for the 1975 season. Lie OCeim nil) Pate »l Star Belle (113) Edwards 4-1 tor lap mark when Hendrickson Holme Shorn (III) No rider IS-I got bogged down in traffic bu Loophole Lively (III) No rider 12 1 4» - U.SM; cmg.; 1 Y«; 4 Far. 3-Glamourous Miss, Heidi Ja- •SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES EAST COAST POE. Father's Shadow (lit) Perret S-l the veteran was in a groove TRANSPORTATION LOCAL TAXES AND ANY DEAL- Amaray (107) Edwards II mille, Arctic Jewel Sea Barb (114) MacBeth 10-1 4-Tobll's Diamond, Komao and wasn't to be denied. ER DELIVERY CHARGES ADDITIONAL. Prices sub- 1M - II.MB; Clmf., I Ye * Up Ml Never Never (114) Thornburg II . Kremer, who grabbed sec ject to change without notice. •ra*;«Fnr. Dusted 1111) Edwards 4-1 VUla, Klssle Boy Happy Lane (l») Perrei S-J Faded Blue (114) No rider 4-1 ond spot from Jim Hoffman Matlman'i Jet III]) Edwards n Little Sturgeon (117) Thomas 2 1 S-Witck Dance, Star Belle, Peneito (107) Cedeno ••! Lookout Mouse (111) Cedeno 1-1 Cllsta of Union Beach in the 17th [Thinking of buying Funfair (104) Ettevei IM lap, settled for the runnerup Ego It Toot (HO) Alvarei 10-1 It* - 17.SN; Alw; 3 Ye * Up-F. 1 M.; 4 (-Sea Barb, Dnsted, lather's Sky Bright (110) Borrera Ill, Per. cash while Hoffman came in Llantor (117) OrtU t-1 Money Penny IIIS) Cedena 10-1 Shadow Texas Rally (US) Tanner 10-1 Smoky Quortl (117) MacBeth IM Q 7-Plece of Lick, Exclusive Bravoche dm MacBeth 7-1 Screen Credit (117) Baltalar M a Mercedes-Benz? Liberated Lit (101) Drury 4-1 Piece ol Luck (112) Edwords 10-1 Duchess, Screen Credit Silk Robe (107) Woodhouie 10-1 Koual Lll 1120) Broussord II Middletown sets Cloitrldlum (114) Borrero 10-1 Gudoshnlk 1120) Borrera 10-1 -Let's Gro Franco, Step For- Both the Mercedes-Benz 280 and the AudiioOLS are German cated suspensions and drive trains. Audi's front-wheel drive Prince Del (112) Eitevei IM Exclusive Duchess (117) No rider... <•] ward, Brown Cat HIBernlce(ll7) Norlder < sports physicals automobiles, designed for substance and gives greater tracking stability. Both handle 9—Pile O'Gold, Gay Georgena, quality. Engineered to last, they are sur- precisely, Audi using rack-and-pinion steering. M - U.m; Clmf.; J Yi 4 U»-F. « M.; •tl - IMM; Atw, 1 Ye » Up; IM • 1/11 MIDDLETOWN - The high TtsTf All Thumbs prisingly similar in concept and design ECONOMY: The Audi uses CIS fuel IMti/U school athletic department Mogglt Brown (lUIEtfwonb... 5-J Rapid Rube (111) McCorron 10-1 BEST BET: Witch Dance (Stk) EXTERIOR: Both were designed from injection for excellent mileage: 75 EPA high- Gtntttt County (117) Andtrton 41 Streaking Payne (107) Bowie 20-1 will hold physicals for stu- Glomovroin Mill (IM) Orury... J-l Wiley Prince (1)2) Thornburg II Friday's Winner: That's Af- the inside out to incorporate similar spatial way and city tests give Mercedes-Benz 20 Vlwol Flight (117) No rldtr IM Brown Cat (114) Alvarei S-2 firmative (BEST BET) dents beginning with an Aug. Our Hocw'i Coptr 1105) Janklni 12.1 Queen's Commander (114) Brusrd 10-1 requirements resulting in classic exteriors. Both £19 7SfV mpg and IS mpg, respectively, and the Audi Htrdl Jomlllt (117) Edwordl 4-1 Step Forward (114) Barrero 1-1 18 exam for football players Arctic Jrwtl (III) Moytrt... n Topech 1114) Norlder 41 at the school from 8:30 to 11 are acrodynamically-designed to red uce wind resistanoe. 28 mpg and Let's Go Franco (114) Edwards 4-1 MERCEDES-BENZ 210 MERCEDES-BENZ MO AUTMIOXS a.m. COMFORT: The Mercedes-Benz is known for its 18 mpg, respectively. tltl - U.SM; CM*.; 4 Ye « Up F 4 M.; roominess; the Audi comes within Y of its headroom, legroom, Of course, there are dif- 20 Mpg Hwy 28MpR 4lh - u J44, Clmf., 1 Ye; IM • l/ll 4P*r. Scratches Junior high school gridders Tert Pile O'Gold (114) Ortli 2-1 should report Aug. 19. and trunk space. Both have anatomically-designed reclining seats. ferences. It's those differences 15Mp>! City 18MpR Shelby County (lit) Borrera If-I ThiiniiwHviiiimtuouis Magic (101) nEdward s w-i I- Ifi__, «/» m a TcOln'l Diamond (10B) Drury 41 Goy G«or(r»nG o (113(111)) AlvortAl4l »-1 l 1—Try I0M Best Both high and junior high SAFETY: Both are designed with rigid safety-cell passenger that make Mercedes-Benz one DetOesk Clerk (111(117) NNorldeo rider ilIll l Small Footl 11021101) EtltvtEslevess M7-1 »_ei|f»_e||kc R.kRnh.. vl>Hirl.-*>. n.l 0 of the finest cars in the world and well worth the price. So for Roman Villa (111) Aaullero J-l Seventh Avenue (10»l Orury II * »'« "JJ. *" «T™«* •*«• soccer players report Aug. 20, compartments and energy-absorbing collapsible front and rear Olllgensla (lit) No rider 10-1 Miss Toblr (111) Slum 10 i 4-Desk Clerk sections. Both have power-assisted brakes and the kind of steering- some people the answer may be Mercedes-Benz. But, when you Dirty Fred (111) Anderson 1-1 Native Art (111) Anderson IM boys gymnasts and cross Go Diamond (117) Stevenson in Selorl's Cutle Pie (111) No rider 10-1 S-Small Fool country Aug. 21, and girls roll radius which instantly compensates in a front- add the similarities and subtract the dif- Klssle Boy (11») Perret... 71 All Thumbs (IO»| Thomas 4-1 (Iniirlv lr»> (••! Super Sky (111) No rider IM Reason To Core dill No rider 4 1 *-•«"», IrSCE WSl gymnastics and tennis Aug. wheel blowout. ferences, we think you'll agree the llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 22. PERFORMANCE: Both have sophisti- answer is Audi.

Long Branch sets Horses to watch Member fOIC Fidelity Union Boncorporolion tennis tournament By REGGIE STER LONG BRANCH - The VERO B - Left at gate in Long Branch Department of last. Don't Ignore la next. SWEMENT SAVINGS Recreation will sponsor its LI'L SHARP NAIL - Local #2. Statement savings is a no annual Junior Tennis Tourna- trainer BUI Corcoran has Ills ment on Aug. 14, IS and 16, at one on edge for tarf scare. passbook account. A convenient the Bath Avenue Tennis ARIES SPECIAL - Smart statement is mailed to you at the Courts. trainer aad strong Jackey end of each calendar quarter The categories range from com Mae for win la aext aver showing your account activity and grass coarse. 10-18 yean of age in singles, interest. and open in girls and boys AMIRZAR - Two-year old doubles. Applications are filly needs a six-fnrlmg race available at Bath Avenue aad a better break from the Tennis Courts and the Recre- gale. ation Department, on New RUN TELL RUN - First Ocean Avenue. Applications start la this coantry was a are due no later than Aug. 10. corker for this Audity Farms three-year old. Trophies will be given to SLICE O' PIE - Try this Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. two-year old la middle claim- COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK Highway 35, Oakhurst the winners of the individual Thr all-servtc» bank that looks oul for you categories. Ing ranks. (201) 493-8000 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1975 DOOCE CHARGER 1973 SE - Power IMPALA l»73 - FOW* CADILLAC SEDAN OE VILLE - I9U CORVAIR 19W power and olt, one owiwf. BUICK CUSTOM ELECTRA -' 1973 7?S Best oiler steerlng/broket. loctorv Off. 'tor window 2. Autos For Sale f. Autos For Sale All power door locks, brakes, window* Full power »79S defogger. AM/FM tight Irock stereo, MW Sot after 6 p.m. Call 741 7770 7I74MI1 AUTOMOTIVE AUTO HOBSV CENTER J9I JU9 ileerlng, sin way power seats An condi Mrts Call 671-1117. KAV MOTO»S ATTENTION CONVERTIBLE LOVERS - lioned. Rear window defroster AM FM CAMARO I97< — LT package, air. AM/FM CORVETTE 19*9- Four i 4, 417 cu. In HONDA CIVIC CARS BOUGHT SOLD REPAIRED radio. Iron! and rear speakers, lour door 19?« PMlllac Grondvlllt If/1 For« LTD 10 W Gorlltld An.. Allonllc Highland! eigheignt tractrochk stereastereo., green with vinyl roof engine AM/FM radio Coupe Law mil DODGE CORONET 1965 - Automatic 2S3 Broadway 2711267 Both'loodM Mini im lor ben otirr Ui Vinyl tap Faur new tires Very clean Coll Eiccllent conditio-—•••-n- 717 !2I1 age Asking U7OO Call 49S »l» transmission Original owner. 1450 671- 2. Autos For Sale BAILLV BROS. INC 739 009} after t. 0061 KITSON CHEVROLET CO CAPRI - 1970 with tape deck Good COUGAR CONVERTIBLE - I9J3 E« HwyM toil SuOoru and Jaguar dvalrf 19 E Newman cellenl condition, stereo tape deck, yellow DODGE - DATSUN AUDI l«n - IMLS Spring! Rd . Rod Bonk 7474SM BUICK LESABRE - 19.« Very clean condition. 1750. S42IM0 ALL AMERICAN INC Call 741441] M.0OO miles Call 741 3711. LASRIOLA MOTORS INC todUld Gold. Two door hardtop Call before noon Newman Springs Rd . Red Bonk 741 7433 KBOLTMOTOSTTSC. .iONNEVILLt PONTIAC — 1970 All po«" or oner 9pm Ultm mini er Eight irock lope, oil conditioned, C DOUGLAS ALAN CREDIT PROBLEMS? I7»Broo««r»y ___ L«n» Branch cellenliondltlolio.n WOO Coll J91 SM9 MERCEDES BENZ SALES 1 SERVICE No cosh? It you're workingorhlng., we con li DODGE POLARA 1966 771-3600 100 Oceonport Ayr. LIHH Silver mill] nonce you No money down. Payments or Good engine Needs some work 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Safe" 2. Autos For Sale "VI Coll 747 3741 K-5 BL-AZER 1974 — '..»-- CHEVROLET CAPRICE - 19*i Good ranged to suit your needs ManKany N.. wheel drive 15,000 mllet. Alilng tJOOO Quality Used Can ta choose from. Call DODGE 1961 - Air conditioning, runs running condition, 51.000 miles I37S now for speedy approval' No application Coll 791 US5 after):* Call 291 9IM good. 17-11 m.p g USD or best offer Call MATADOR 1974 - AM/FM roijo.rodloj refused 741 SIM, Mr Fredericks 77947SS CHRYSLER TOWN ANO COUNTRY IM7 steel tires, all power. A«klng 13000 Coll DATSUN — Full power, needs transmission rebuilt DODGE 1969 CORONET - Power steer 739 7MS ofttr 5 p.m. U50 14^1319 WASHINGTON 5 AUTO SALES 370 Brood SI 264 1313 Keyport Ing. automollc, FM radio, eight track sWf MERCURY 1965 - Ntw Irontmlsslw eo tope 164 1115 anytime New starter. I1SI. CIRCLE CHEVROLET DATSUN - 710, 1974 New condition, 3.M0 Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury miles, tour-speed, rodlols. stereo rodlo. DODGE 1974 MAXI VAN - Tradesman Coll 747,7710ofter 7pm new car warranty I474M5 Eve . S3I43W 700 16,000 miles. MGB GT 1973 - Mutt sell quickly. Low 7444671 mMeoge, overdrive, AM/FM. CMMlU COLLECTORS ITEM - 19*4 Carvalr Spl DODGE CHARGER 1973 SE - Air, new deck encellenl condition Asking 13350 or der IJOh.p . turbo charge tires, e»cellenl condition 12700 firm 467 DODGE 1974 — Maul-Van, B 300, Royal best otter Coll 671-lfll. © ANNIVERSARY SALE Coll 74••411-11*) 7 !349 Sportsman Excellent condition Power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, MGB - Roodsltr. 1971. Beige with Mack • t,ltA 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale tinted gloss all around. 10 ply tires AM vinyl 'rim. Roolo. heater, '!£-9*Md. Car heavy July equipment. 14300 1414777. No USIM. 11.974 mllet. US75.lMRE»VS DOREMUSFORD BURY MOTORS. Shrewtbury Ave 741 •SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 1500 at Buhler & Bitter 700 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank 7414000 MG MIDGET - 1971. Law mileage. t» FORD FALCON - 1970'/) sl> passenger cellent condition. Must t»ll Bttl ofter. wagon. Runs good. Make after. Coll 717-5143. MONMOUTM ax-tut CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FORD LTD - I9J6» Net* lune up NEW 75 VALIANTS, NEW 75 CHRYSLERS Asking (350 Hwy 34 Eotonlewn S4i 5500 Coll otter 6, JM 1399 MUSTANG GRANDE - I97TIPowder 75 VOLVOS blue, dork blue vinyl tap. olrjmwf. tinted FURY'S & GRAN FURY'S FORD PINTO - 1974 three-door runaboul gloss, automatic Cost M.TOdtj"**1 DUSTERS, & SCAMPS 16,500 miles. Automatic, steel rodlols. cop- owner 19,300 careful miles, O.ltS. 747 per, vinyl roof, power brakes, radio, clean ofler 4. 12.SS0 Call 739-9053. In stock in stock ooiI CASH REBATE! MUSTANG 1H7 GALAXIE 1962 - High performance 351 1550 cu. In. Hurst three speed on floor Needs Call after 5, 764 1119 some work. 1750. Call 141-4193 otter 5pm GAS PAINS? NEED RELIEF? BUV A NOVA 1974 200 FACTORY REBATE FACTORY REBATES SHORE MOTORS FIAT!!! LEVINE MOTOR CORP.. 375 Wonted, party who nee* W%, financing, Maple Ave . Red Bank 7414570. with no money down, on d 1974 Novo, outo mollc, power steering, olr conditioning. GTO 1967 - Convertible, i ) engine, new 9.4S0 milts »779S. Many other models » VOLVO — TRIUMPH rubber all around. 764-0114 choose (rom For aulck cre*l O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS at 11011 771-7100. HORNET HATCHBACK 1974 - Automat OLDSMOBILE 19*5 VISTA CRUISER - Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7 k. air, power steering, new rodlals, 12795. Goodcondltlo ' Call 2644X5. PlAY IT OLDSMOBILE SUPER 19*4 - Four new 2. Autos For Sale tires, new corburelor. Encellenllnterlor. _car exterior and condition. U00. 717-4779 in an air'7 3conditi BUICK - o Century lOLOSMOBILE 447 - 19*1 fewer tleerlng 74 VALIANT — 4-door se 74 PLYMOUTH - Stomp, fond brakes, olr conditioning, automatic dan, 6 tyl., auto., power Luxus, 2-door, auto., power I Coll 7*4-1719, 2-door hardtop, 6 cyl., OPEL 19*9 — Rally Kadet. Neeai work. steering, air cond., 10,364 steering) brakes, air cond., automatic, power steering, CollWIWM miles vinyl roof, 46,319 miles. IpiNTO 1972 - 7000 cc, lour speed, e« vinyl roof, 5,525 miles. I ctllent condition. 74 PLYMOUTH — Satellite, 7411559 74 JAGUAR XJ12L - Fac- 74 DUSTER - 6 cyl., auto- I PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1970 - 440 en 2-door, 6 cyl., power steer- DOREMUS' I glnt, good condition. tory Demo, full equipped. motif, power steering, air I Coll94*-4el9orle4'RIS ing, radio, 3-speed. 19,149 IPLYMOUTH FURY II SEDAN 1971 - 5,160 miles cond., 13,287 miles Power steering, brakes, factory olr Tinted miles, | gloss 11500. Coll 741 75M otter 5 p.m. PLYMOUTH - 19M wagon. Suburban De- 73 MERCURY - Cougar luxe. Green with wood, olr, all power, mint. M95. Coll 14? 7971. 72 CHRYSLER - Newport, XR-7, bucket seats, console, 74 CORVETTE - Coupe, PLYMOUTH 197] FURY 111-440 mag en. glne, four-barrel carburetor, potl-fractlon 4-dr. hdtp. auto., power vinyl roof, AM-FM stereo, auto., power steering, reor 1700 or botl offer. 5e*-7?*]7 steering, brakes, air cond., power steering, power power disc brakes, air I PONTIAC CATALINA- 19*4. Cwd front FABULOUS i portatlon. Runt good. Asking I2H. Call of vinyl roof, 48,938 miles front disc brakes, air cond., cond., AM-FM stereo, pow- ||ler 5p.m., 719-1115 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1975 - IS* engine, 28,850 miles ,er windows, 19,671 miles. factory olr, power steering and brakes. automatic transmission, lilt wheel, Rally wheels. Accent stripes, AM/FM stereo ro- ll dlo. Radial tune suspension, dual custom our newest addition to mirrors Only 7000 mllet. Mutt tell. Best offer over $4500. 544-1155. If no ontwer, 544 -9300. our huge selection of cars. PONTIAC LEMANS - 1971. 150 engine. the Jaguar Air conditioning. Power tleerlng and 1975" brakes. 76,000 miles, excellent condition See it now! | Coll 671-7571. PONTIAC 19*4 TEMPEST - H« minor front end damage. Selling at It or for ports Sl» cylinder, has only 11400 original | mllet. Interior excellent. Call «71 5)49 PONTIAC - 19*7 Grand Prix Twa-daorT Automatic, power steering and brakes, olr »7W, Coll offer 7, 495 9155 BUHLER & BITTER PONTIAt 1970 TEMPEST V-». I steering, new engine. 11400. . •——«» LEFTOVER Call 74147*1 CHRYSLER More Classified . on Next Page 3290 HWY 35, HAZLET 264-5000 2. Autos For Sole TOUGHEST 4-LITTIR WORD SALE ON WHIILS nimsiiK COMING THROUGH FOR YOU! Vlymoulfi STARTING TWIN BORO MOTOtS 60.000-MILE GUARANTEE L Htwtm Sfrkw U. Mil RIGHT NOW AUTO for up to 5 years on 1975 Chevy CREDIT Applications accepted by phone. No credH applications refuted AJ makes and models to choose 4-cylinder engines. Iron) lOOHtmancmg ''D'OREMUTFORD*' For quick credit approve! tek. tor the credit manager 700 Shrewsbury Ave CALL: READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! cor Sycamore. Red Bank 741-6000 566-6102 WE HAVE 77 MONZA 1 MONZA TOWNE COUPES IN STOCK Ready lor Immediate delivery, all colpre, some with air, some without, tome automatic trans., some sticks. All with 60,000 mile guarantees and ALL GOOD DEALSI at

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74 EL CAMINO CLASSIC - VB. auto. P/S. P/B. air 74 AMBASSADOR — VB, radio/heater, whitewalls, TOWNE Chevrolet / conditioned. WWs, radio, cap. auto., P/S, P/B, air cond., LOW MILEAGEI 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. CHEVROLET SHREWSBURY G.S. PKY. Route 35, Middletown 'EXIT 114 671-6200 CIRCLE CHEVROLET \ 1 Autot For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole PONTIAC mi - VtMura. The Family Circus SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST ii. 1975 The Daily Register 15 POMTICBOMMEVILLE1IM PONTIAC H7I CATALIMA - Brmjghvn Oood condllloti. RtouxiaUt ln l °°." S!!? •>•'»• • » '•»• loodd Hl 3. Trucks And Trailers Si. Help Wanted Heip wonted PORSCHE »I2 IfM - Five IH enoln. IH4 CHEVROLET - Dual rear olwelt lUS DRIVEDER - Para t lime petopetition,, fringringe HOST/HOSTESS - Empetlenced m"JH%r-'i?V' •""*••""SUSS- M benefits AppApplly Henry Hudson Refonol 1 recently rrebuiltbulM...c.ptl. e»cepllono(l«|lVilJi,T« ri»m l five new tlrei. U van body, hyoroullc tail room supervision none. Call m.71B0, nl^S?^* " " offer owr fHMO 741-7*1 w0' Date Whiting toltdng rear door Aluminum OnO e Grand Tour, Highlands 17)«9D0 EXPERIENCED BUS BOYS/GIRLS RATCLIFFE PONTIAC panel! Private owner By oppolntmen' Apply In person, Long John . Ltd . II 2. Autot For Sale IH SO7BM Eotontown BUSINESS MANAGE! - ISec Beach Blvd , Highlands 2. Autos For Sale HOD 741-07*3 1900 lory receptionist) with executive otMjity. RED BANK VOLVO ter Red Bank orthodontic office E» IN CO MS l| WHAT WE Of FER - Nol Newman Sprlnai Rd Red Bonk 4. Motorcycles rlence preferred. Excellent salory ond prestige. Ii your Income increasing ol the MVW Cnellli Tronsportotlon required Strictly same rote as Ihe cost ol living? Do you SAAB 1971 - ttLE. two-door yellow Ei HARLEY SX11S - I9IS Excellent cgndl confidential Send rewmc to PO Box 771. have security? Or ore you affected by cellent condition. Four-tpeed. rodlali. tion, mutt tell Atfclng 1S4S Call 14) MM Red Bant. N J strikes and lay oils' We have ( I local stereo tope deck Minn or 747 OK* Alt tor Tom representatives who, every doy, prove how HONDA - 19)1 CBI7S Good condition CAR WASM HELP — Permanent Full and wonderful our business is! Why don't you SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For In* best US0 Great lor beginner part time Apply In person. Scrub-a Dub try yourself? If sincerely interested in a car buys RUSSELL OldunoOile Codllloc Call 747 IMS Car Waih. Combrldae Drive and Rl 14. new lease on life, coll 739 3700 for a coo Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank Matowan fidentlal interview 741 -0910 HONDA 1971 - Ci- 175 Good condition A>kingS400. CASHIER. DISHWASHE.R. WAITRESS. STRAUBBUICK -OPEL Coll after t pm . M7 7»I4 SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini > Diner. NINE ACHES or New and Uied Con Hwy 36, Keonsburg. between 7-9 pm KEYPUNCH Hwy 35 M4-4000 Keyporl HONDA 19T1 SL 150 - Mint caodlllon. al wa»i garaged Leu than 700 mllei U50 CASHIER - Hours. ISM, Including Sals THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new and firm Coll 741 2615. after 6p m and Suns. Closed Tues Write Becker OPERATOR used cort In Monmouth County. Over 100 Hardware, Hwy 34 North. Colts Neck 129 or tope experience, ftrsl or second alr-condltloned new cart In itock HONDA 1971 UM - In eMcellert tonal 07772 shift Call lor appointment McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrevl tlon Can be Men at Herbie i Cltgo In Lin pury Avi, New Shrewtoury Unix croft. CLERK L.J.GONZER For merchandising oreo Cotolog work, ASSOCIATES INC THUNDERBIRD IH7 - Two-door, laclo HONDA - 1971. S00 cc Low mileage some experience Start 1100. 7U SHREWSBURY AVE ry tape and air. tilt steering. SIM mllei Many eitrai Mult ie4l ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY NEW SHREWSBURY U1 1900 Second owner «J»S Olal S4f 7Ue Call 717 JJ7I after e 70 Thomas Ave 747 M94 Shrewsbury KITCHEN HELP - Experience nol necei THUNOERBIRO IMS - Belt offer. Needs HONDA - 1974 CB4S0 Excellent condi CLERK •ory, bul preferred, or we will Iroin Red little work. lion 2100 mllei Call 944-1941 and o»k lor For publications oreo. Some typing All Bank oreo. Steady, part-lime Day. eve-' Call 7171m Nick. benefits Start S92 nlno or weekend thim Coll H>-«W TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb Mr HONDA 1974 - 7S0cc. loaded ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LADIES/MEN STUDENTS - Work el' vice DOWNES PONTIAC. el Lower Main MM 20 Thomas Ave 7471494 Shrewsbury home on the phone Earn up lo Hi lo ISO SI Matawon Sunn 7?9.597I CLERK-TYPIST~^- Permonent position per week lervlclng our customers 170 vo TOYOTA - 1171 Corlna. Automatic. Experience In typing of forms Accurocy o JOOO. • •_* KAWASAKI TRAIL SIKE - 1974 AM/FM radio, excellent condition. Must 75 cc. excellent condition must Red Bank oftc Send resume to PO LANDSCAPE* S HELPER - FuiTilmV Makes the Car... sell. Best offer. Call 6714)511 otter S p.m. Call 495 7tK otter 5 pm. Bo. 9S4. Eotonlown N.J 07774 Driver s license required Call 141 mi at TR l\H4-UM0ml\n MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE — Reaton COCKTAIL WAITRESS M'W - Apply of ler*p.m. " . Best offer able ratei. Groiilnger A Heller. IS Wlkotf ler 6 p m. Pier I Restouront LEGAL SECRETARY - toyshore oreo RED BANK VOLVO If I-0710 PI Red Bank 741 2100 Call 191 SM3 Experience required Top solory Send re VEGA GT 1974 - 11.000 miles Immocu lume 10 Box C 771. The Dolly Register. SUZUKI 1973 GT HO - Eicellent candl COCKTAIL WAITRESS M/W Shrewsbury I Makes the Difference! late condition. Nine months old. "Hi, Grandma! We're here! Wanna play cords with lion Mull lee 4,000 mllei Call 741 lit] ol Call M4 1144 ter 4 p.m., aik tor Dennn LIVE IN PORTER M'W - DoorrTplus Ml itinw CONTROL CLERK VEGA WAGON 1974 - Blue, automatic. ary Coll 741 HJJ Ask lor Mr Helser or "We Care ... and our Prices will never be me?" TRIUMPH «50 BONNEVILLE l»6/ - Knowledge at Keypunch helpful All ben Mr. Roy tor an Interview low mlleooe Good condition, mult tell, moke offer Coll ellls Start (97 lower" Call 471 SIM 2. Autos For Sale 3. Trucks And Trailers 74M17S. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LPN — For nursing home. 1-11 ond 11.7 VEGA 1974 GT - Original owner. AM/FM YAMAHA 70 Thomas Ave. 747-1494 Shrewsbury shilts Full or part lime Top tolory. For VEGA I974 HATCHBACK - L CHEVROLET VAN - I97S. 1600 miles oppolntmenf coll WI 0400. Mon through tape. Gray. Excellent condition. 30 m.p g. 11300 and lake over payments. J1R CYCLE SERVICE. INC. COOK - Experienced In Institutional Jo new VOIVO owners - (2400. 4M-H13 Stick Four speed Excellent condition 171 W Front SI .Red Bank UJMH Call 164-1194 Coll 747-3517 cooking. Full time position with good pay Now you c«n have year> ol driving without YAMAHA I7S 1974 ENDURO - Low mile- and benefits Coll J67 3706 between 6 • p m LPN — Full time days. Ado port lime 10. Wanted Automotive VOLKSWAGEN THING - 1971. Low mile CHEVROLET I97S - El Comlno Con LPN, weekend*. Apply In person. Man-- paying lor car repairs on power drive train .. qulstro. VI. air. automatic. Blue and age, excellent condition. »7K COOK • ITALIAN — Must be experienced ogell,7». Call 1414974 mouth Convalescent center. TJt Both Ave , ;»-J|*;» UNLIMITED MILEAGE NEW CAR Call SU 1211 white TOWNE CHEVROLET, 671-6100 In preparing sauces and all phases of Ital Long Bronch . CHEVROLET 1963 - *• ton pickup Me YAMAHA — 1974, 135 MX. Excellent con Ian cookery. Coll II am to S p.m . Mon WARRANTY at RED BANK VOLVO VOLKSWAGEN 1964 — Very goad Condi dltlon. Many extrat. tott. Alto 1974 Kowa through Frl., U4-914D. LPN'S - Full lime. Ill Also need relief chanlcolly good, runs good uls or best of' nurses for 111 and II 7 shins For Inlorma CASH PAID lion. New brakes, muffler and generator. (er 591 Il4fr tokl KS 125, knobblet. good condition, ei Asking U50 Call 747-1179. troi. COIK7I-M7] DATA PROCESSING COORDINATOR tlon ond appointment, call 7IHU40, Mon M NMD USID CARS DODGE 1970 POWER WA&ON V. Ion. AND PROGRAMMER - Full time pasl thru Frl. t»etwe*n 1 i VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Beetle convertible YAMAHA 1961 — 30S. New battery, very tlon. Experienced Public School. Mon 311 VI, four speed, tour wheel drive, with MAG CARD OPERATOR - Experienced, Automatic stick, AM/FM radio. Asking plow Best offer. 671 1075 good condition Atklng $125. mouth County. Eaual Opportunity Em Wl WILL PAY II100 717-4001. Call U4-0571 ployer. lor law firm In Red Bank oreo Hours • M RED BANK VOLVO TOP PRICES OOOGE - 1971 Maul-Van B 300. 311 VI. Send resumes to: S JO Starting salary 1140 per week. (Kin VOLKSWAGEN 196] - Needs work carpeted celling and floor, F/M stereo YAMAHA 150CC 1971 — With roll ban Margaret Uhl benefits ColT74|.»00 (Hi eight-track. Excellent condition. Sl.SSO. wtndlhleld. helmet. Beautiful condition Monmouth Regional High School 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS HD lf7l.MM4tt. MAIL CLERK TOM'S FORD •41-5117 Call 1424111. 535 Tlnton Avenue Good with llQurfs Eiccllent benefits Lo- RED BANK • 741-5886 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 BUG - Good run 1970 RUPP SCRAMBLER - l'/i tip Te New Shrewsbury. N.J. 07714 cal area. Stoii S9I 2. Autos For Sale ning condition, needs paint. FLATBED 1956 cumien Excellent condition Aiklng $140. DELIVERY PERSONNEL - Apply!* ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Coll (41-3140 after 4 Wonled, party who needs 100% financing, •43-4415 person offer 4 p.m. Lulgl's Fomous Pmo. 30 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury with no money down, on a 1956 Hotbed, 16 1972 HONDA CB500 FOUR - 5000 mllei 477 Middle Rd, Mallei Must have own MANAGER — For 30 units Some malnte VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK - 1967. body, 51,600 miles. W9S Mony other mad Super cleon. bock pock. rack, ility bar nonce required Live on premises Work Just tuned, lour new tires, must sell I6S0 els to choose from For quick credit O.K. croth ban tlJOO Pete 3M-O777. opproKlmotely It hours per week Call 717 Coll 747-4162. call OASIS MOTORS at (201) 711-7100 DELIVERY PEOPLE - Part-lime. 1IM 4:30 approximately out of school pre FORD 1951 WRECKER 1972 HONDA - 350. excellent condition VOLKSWAGEN - IMS. With sun root. Low mileage. Sltty bar ond luggage rock ferred. 741-U00. ask lor Mr Carhort MECHANIC —Clots A mechanic lor AFM Just passed inspection. U50 141 301S after 5:30p.m. U25 or bell offer iu «24t or 2M422I B37O series, at least live years experience. Call 747-1197 Apply In person. Stralhmore Lones. Rl M. 1974 YAMAHA 340 DENTAL ASSISTANT Matawan, ash tor Mr. Prlct. VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK - 1967 GMC 1961 Mint condition Choir side, experienced In four handed Excellent running condition. Firm 1400 Wanted, party who needs 100% financing, 542S91I dentistry. Large modern office 4'6 days MECHANIC - Full time, experienced Coll 14J 1911 with no money down, on a 1961 GMC, 16' Reply P.O. Box 153, Red Bonk, N.J with tools aluminum body truck. 19,600 miles. 1995 7. Auto Insurance DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bonk orea CollWI WSooetareS VOLVO 1I00S SPORTS COUPE 1961 - Many other models toechoose from. For FREE Original owner. tilSO. Must be reliable, neal ond willing to teorn MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN — El quick credit O.K., call OASIS MOTORS al AUTO INSURANCE 747-4941 Send resume to BOH G 370, The Dolly Reg perlenced. Busy Internist's office. Good (Mil 7100. Why pay more? Isler, Shrewsbury Call 442 3201 latter a) surroundings, fringe benefits Coll 741 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING VOLVO 1967 144 — Needs minor repair. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT DISHWASHERS WANTED Immfdio 3*03 Asking S500. Four wheel drive. Best offer. tely. Apply In person Long John's Ltd., II 741-4371, after 6 p.m. 747 3117 10. Wanted Automotive NURSE — Part-time RN.M shift Beach Blvd., Highlands, N. J. Red Bonk Medlcenter 1974 CORVETTE - Brown, saddle Interi- >. TON PICKUP — 1973. Twin gas tanks JUNK CARS DOORMAN M/W - Full time. Call 74) •41X00. Exl II or, four-speed, loaded, very low mileage Air conditioned, VI. 13.200 1732 Ask for Mr. Helser or Mr. Roy tor in Call 164-O3S4. Coll 191 Mil offers Hlgheit price! paid NURSE RN LPN - Full or part-time. 3 11 ON ALL 7592575 tervlew, shin Pleose call Shrewsbury Mono, Nurs DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX Ing Home. 74I-WS9. 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale JUNK CARS PERIENCE? - Friendly Toy Parlies ho« HIGHEST CASH PAID opening for managers In your oreo Man NURSES AIDES — Positions ovolloble. ~T- NEW AMC MATADORS agers (Ind It easy lo recruit because 3 Experience preferred. Apply In person. 7 Dayt A Week Friendly demos have no cosh Investment Brookaole Nursing Center, Rl. 3V Hailel 24-Hour Antwerlng Service — no collecting or delivery. Coil collect, NURSES - Full tlme^anrTpart Mme^LPN's 583-4106 Carol Day, 511 489 4571 and RNi. Also port lime beautician Call JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up. 44 566 Ull. Mon through Frl.. • to 4. Central Ave., Red Borrk Call 741 lore. ORDERLYM/W 100% DRAFTSMAN Full time position available, HIM shift TOP DOLLAR for emeroency room. Must hove nospltol M/W experience. Good salary, full benefits FOR USED CARS Please call Personnel Department. Bay MATADOR 4-DOOfl SEDAN GUARANTEED LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC shore Community Hospital. 711 H. Beers P.C. LAYOUT St., HolmrHI, W7S00 MATADOfl 4 DOOR WAGON IS Sayrevllle, N.J. 727 IM0 ELECTRO MECHANICAL OETAILERS WANTED MECHANICAL DETAILERS PART-TIME USED CARS A I used cars and Irucki. Top dollar paid Experienced only. Send resume. Appoint OASIS MOTORS (301) 73^7100 merits will be arranged CLEANERS Lippm guarantees 100% to repair or re- Nlghti, Holmdvl building. 4-11 p m. Good place ihe engine, transmission, rear axle L.J.GONZER For inifrvifw, apply Mon , Aug 11, ol assemblies, brake system and electrical 76e SHREWSBURY AVE. C Harmony Bowl, Rt 35. Mlddletown, NEW SHREWSBURY mm 5-7 p.m. * MATADOR 8-OOOR COUPE system for 30 days or 1000 miles, which- EMPLOYMENT plover M/W. ever comes first OUNKIN'OONUTS PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY Experienced preferred, but not necessary, Early Sunday A.M., Little Silver area. 51. Help Wanted for light counter work. Good starting sola Musi nave car No collections Call 747 ry plus tips, paid vocation ond holidays, 2143 71 VW 72 BEETLE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT — Pay uniforms supplied. Hours available W LIMITED TIME ONLY* Karmann Ghia Coupe, standard Automatic stick shift, uana roll, work crtw tchtdullng, light typing midnight to 6 a.m. Call Miss Zaborney at •rans.. Mama Responsible person. SI70 per week lo start 671-9775, between 6 1 p.m. PART-TIME Send resume to Box G lit The Dolly Reg • Buy a New. AMC Matador with Free Factory Equipped liter, Shrewsbury OUNKIN'OONUTS SUPERVISOR Ml Hwy 35 Mtddletown To supervise cleaning crtw In Holmdel AIRLINE SECRETARY - Typing, sleoo, building, 4-11 p.m. Good pay. For Inter- Air Conditioning and save $450. office skills. Experience preferred All EARN MONEY - Demonstrate toys ond view, opply Mon., Aug 11, ol the Harmony 73 VW BUS 72 BEETLE travel benefits, Coll Jeanne, 941 3410, gifts In your tree evening time. Call Bowl, Rl 35, Mlddletown, from {-7 p.m. Tues. ond Wed., 10-2 p.m. FRIENDLY HOME PARTIES now ot 477 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/W. i Available on all New 75 Matador Coupes, Sedans, and 7 pass, auto trans., radio, side Radio and undercoat, MdfKI 1515 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. step. , Mama ALARM INSTALLERS - Experience pre- PHYSICIANS' ASSISTANT — Par! lime Wagons in Stock Equipped with Factory Air. ferred. Equal Opportunity Employer, EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDES Capable ot scheduling surgery. Hours mutt toll W2 S7I7 NEEDED - Part-time, 11:30-7:30, lull- be tlexlble. Write, giving partlculors. to time. 7:30-3:30. Call between 1 and 2:30 Box J 790, The Doily Register, Shrews ANY MEMBER - Of the Matawon Re >.m BEACHVIEW REST HOME, » Lou- bury • Immediate Delivery. PLUS MANY OTHER USED VOIKSWAGE el Ave., Keonsborg 7174.00. glonal School District Staff wishing tloo op 'OCKET MAKER - On toppers ILGWU t«»Mi mn < jy for athletic potltlons, please write to FEMALE OR MALE - Port time, for hop, top wooes Apply Woll Street Fash Bruce MocCulcneon, Athletic Director, driving and general work, morning ond ot ons, 37 Woll St., Red Bonk. Malawan Regional High School, Atlantic ternoon hours, for second Income or Ave , Matawon, N J 07747, no later thon PORTERS M/W — experienced only, BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN* Some '74 and '75 DEMONSTRATORS Aug. 29, 1975. school persons only Apply Norwood Dls tributors Inc., 674 Broodwmay,t Long part lime nights, Shrewsbury oreo AT A SACRIFICE PRICE Branch. See Frank. Coll 671 UU ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS" - See one of REMAINDER OF THE NEW WARRANTY Toys and Gifts. Work now through Decem PRESSER - For dry cleaning store, ex FILLING MACHINE OPERATOR — Full perlenced only. ON DEMONSTRATORS ber Fret sample kit. No experience benefits. 7:30-4 p.m, Five-day week. Gib needed. Call or write Santos Parties, SOn-Homons Co.. 3? Main St., Matawon IU 1000 Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone I (203) 673 WS5. (Behind Industrial Washing Machine). En- REAL ESTATE SALES - We have several IHEBtXNOMY DEBITS Also booking pa tiles. trance along railroad siding. openings for men and women in our resi- dential soles department Experience not AUTO BODY PERSON - It you are ag- FLOOR WAXERS gressive and an expert In the trade and necessary. Excellent training program and 74 DASHER Part-time, mornings high commission We belong to three Mul hove managerial abilities, answer this ad Coll 671 SMI 74 DASHER 4-dr. sedan, AM-FM radio, and find out why you should be working for tipie Listing systems. Coll BOB GRIMM 4-dr. sedan, AM-FM radio, the Shore's leading quality Auto Body FULL TIME, YEAR-ROUND - Mechanl AGENCY, ftUOO AMC AMC bumper guards, tinted glass, air Shop Coll for an appointment. 32I-M44 col ability, small motors and around* n n automatic. SACHKf REAL ESTATE SALES cond , auto. JAOfKl Lee s Garage malntalnance. Age no barrier. 14*4719 or 142-3111 for appointment Join Flrtllde'. Award-Winning Solei AUTO SALES TRAINEE - Some unre Team. Sell residential reol e*iat* In Mon GAL/GUY FRIDAY - For general office mouth County. loied sales experience preferred- Call Mr. Benefits: Black, 566-6100. work. Must be good typist, have general knowledge of office procedures. Call 14? Draw, trolniog. attractive officee, eexten n TWIN BORO MOTORS, .NC 1221. live odvertlilng, health program, big mon n eyootentlal. AVON GENERAL WORK - Full or port time. SELL NOW, EARN MORE. Avon's mode Phone Mr. B , Becker Hordwore, 431 SIM. L E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0040 RED BANK It easy for you to earn money. Sell dolly phone Mon., Wed., Thurs., Frl., between need products al new low prices, world to the hours of lOo.m. and 5:30 p.m. mout cosmetics, (rogronces ... all guor anleed Coll today: Mr». Hammond, 717 cpput HAIRCUTTER — Experienced. For men's RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - For 6250, 462 3377, 774 1220 hair styling shop. Full time position. Coll doctor's office In Mlddletown Port time. BARTENDER M/W - For full time or three dayi per week Good typing and part-time Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front HAIRDRESSER Experienced. bookkeeping ikllls. Reply to Boi 0-744, MOTOR CAR CO. St., Keyport. For Interview, call 264 12*3 Full lime. * The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J Call days, 229-3073. or 773 (354 evenings BOYS/GIRLS - Age 12 IS. good pay lor good sellers. If you live In Kcyport or Cliff- HELP WANTED - For lodies ready to More Classified wood Beach, coll 164-4777 between 9 a.m. I weor. Some experience. Call after 2 p.m. ROUTE 35, SAYREVILLE p.m. S42S5I5 on Next Page 727-1300 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale YEAR END PRICES SAVE NOW AT RUSSELL ON ALL 1975'S BIG SELECTION Cadillac USED CARS Oldsmobile 74 OLDS —Regency. 4-door hardtop, Stock #0258. Tilt, cruise control, power win- dows, door locks, 6 way seat, lactory air, AM- • MERCURY'S • FM stereo, rear defogger, power trunk, digital clock whitewall radials. dark green; white vinyl • COMET'S* root, light green interior 12 921 miles • LINCOLN'S • AUGUST NADA PRICE $5225 Our low price $4995 • MONARCH'S • 75 OLDS "—Cutlass Coupe, Stock • MARK IV'S • #C224, air conditioning, power steering, brakes, radio, red with white vinyl top, match- • COUGAR'S • ing white vinyl interior. 1,675 miles. ACT NOW • MONTEGO'S • Reduced lo. $4495 Oldsmobile Sales are #3 in the na- We have the sharpest pencil In Ca- tion! We still have a good selection • MARQUIS* dillac townl Good selection still 68 OLDS —Cutlass Wagon. Stock — but they're selling fast! available. #0266. air conditioning, power steering, brakes, radio, root rack, white, black vinyl inte- COMETS J§^ rior 55,000 miles Our Price. $1095 SPECIAL SAVINGS \ EXECUTIVE CAR DEMONSTRATOR SPECIAL '73 CADILLAC —Fleetwood Broug- 1975 OLDSMOBILE 88 TOWN SEDAN 1975 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE ham, Stock #C267. Dark green, green vinyl root, matching green leather interior. Full Ca-- Stock # 390 Air conditioning, tinted glass, vinyl top, pro Stock #37 Firemisl paint, sun root, divided front seat, dillac power including, tilt, cruise control, ster- tectrve moldings, rear detogger, whitewall radial tires and passenger side recliner, tilt wheel, rear detogger and eo & tape, 5 new '75 Cadillac radial tires many other Cadillac extras. Mileage, 8,036 AM-FM radio with rear speaker Mileage, 4.739. 46.072 miles. STOP IN AT THE DEALER WHO CARES! lltl prlc«$i2,219' LI BtPrica $6205.30* Our Special - $2,000 DISCOUNT AUGUST NADA PRICE $5875 OUR SPECIAL -$5150 Our Low Price. $5295

• MM tneloOM *••*- prae. umfercMl poNah * gai Oom not Mud* N.J. MlH 111 or motor vohtctt t—t. MERCURY 100 Newman Springs Rd. HOURS: LINCOLN i SHREWSBURY, NJ. Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 1:30 i.m.-t p.m. WALL Wed., Frl: 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore, 747-5400 741-0910 61: 6:30 «.*;, \o 4:00 p.m. . 102. Houses For Bent 131. Houses (or Sale 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, AUGUST 1T, 1975 ATLANTIC HICHLANDS - Year round APPLEBROOK RANCH - »»J» ""' rental. Four bedrooms, two baths Gaiebo. SI. Help Wanted flreploce. Woterfronl view For fomlly or 51. Help Wanted three tour singles All furnishings 1400 pec SALES-FURNITURE month, plus utilities J9I-0747 PART-TIME — STEADY ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Four bed NV C r rt C RECEPTIONIST S 30 lot » DAILY n.. T HET,'rw A NTo R"^..... n" Entry level petition aid vowing compony rooms, two baths, IMS month plus utilities •JO to <:*) SATURDAY 6AMRSREAL ESTATE, (7MiOS. ssoo require good typing skills and 0 willing MUST BE AGGRESSIVE neti la Horn switch board Excellent com CALL FOR APPOINTMENT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - FourJjed AUTHENTIC Pdny benefits.. For further intermotien tn-tm roam, two bath home Family room, lease. ploOM coll Personnel Manager at 544 9000 VALUE CITY FIRNITURE reference and security required. Call Mr- CARRIAGE HOUSE ROUTE JS Ryan, McGowan-Ryan Realtors. 747 3000 MIDOLETOWN. N J SHREWSBURY MMnduslrlaDIVl WaAy West INC. E . KEANSBURG Registered with National Historical S» SECRETARIES Adorable smoll house, two bedrooms, defy, this fine old two-bedroom home has TYPISTS CLERKS kitchen, living room, enclosed porch loll charm ond grace Set back on an acre of RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONISTS TELLERS small). Patio and borbecue. driveway, sculptured gardens and loll old trees Relo Fine opportunity lor person with good typ BOOKKEEPERS fenced-ln yord. Very clean Suitable lor collng owner asking US,500 Ing skills and switchboard knowledge couple. 1715 per month plus utilities. Onetwo years experience preferred id Many line positions available Monmoulh Smolko Agency. 717-Bln. HICKEY AGENCY vancemenl patenllal Fine wlory and ben Realtor •fill. County area. Long established companies KEANSBURG offer good salaries ond benefits. Four-room house tor rent 37 Beoch Rd Monmouth Beach Call 144 7714 Call 777-40(7 anytime * I EMPLOYMENT Call for prompt Interview BROKERS BEST UNIQUE MO Broad SI. 74I-J127 Hod lank Permanent ond Temporary KEANSBURG — Small house No pels Four spacious bedrooms, Kxll master Security and references. 1200. bedroom, IVi lull baths, 15 dining room. RESPONSIBLE PERSON - For control A I EMPLOYMENT Call 717 9001 science kllchen, full recreation basement, counter work Nights, part-time. Apply In person, Strathmore Lones. Rl 34. Malo 170 Broad St 741 7222 Red Bank LIVING ROOM - Two bedrooms, kitchen, two cedor closets, garage, %-acre freed wan. ash tor Mr. Price. SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER - Goad SI. Help Wonted 71. Merchandise for Sale 71. Merchandise for Sale 101. Apartments enclosed porch, sewing room or nursery, telephone voice and appearance Must balh \m per month plus utilities One MELMED REALTORS 471-StH AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rentals RN — For nurllng home. 1*11 and 117 have goad typing skills Elastomers Ltd . TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside sol CHAIRS- Danish walnut, (40 Cane bock, RUSCIL'S - SYCAMORE GREENS - month's rent, one montn's security Refer BY OWNER — One-bedroom Ideal for 100 Clark St.. Keyport. upholstered seal, 140. Cogswell, needs Little Silver Otters this week. Gold vel dally, never a fee for tenant. Furnished ences required Call Peggy. 717 5500. shins Full or part-time Top tolory For to wholesale accounts. Good opportunl and unfurnished homes ond apartments itorter home or retired couple Mint condl appointmenappoi t coll 291 0400, Mon. through lor right person. Write lo Bon J MS. Theslipcover, S2S 741 9493 our couch, mahogany dining room suite SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — Young solid rock moplc double dresser, lorge TEICHER AGENCY. REALTORS, 71) LOVELY COTTAGE — On otlrocllvely tlan 7(7-9444. Dally Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 landscaped country estate In Colls Neck regressive reol estott mor CLARIENT - B-flot Bund, chest of drawers, 4 ft. showcase, small Oceonporl Ave., Oceonport 542 3500 ITRALAIR .MINT. RN OR LPN RELIEF - 7-1. 111. Sol ond et / management firm seeks secre- TYPIST CLERK Good condition French style love seat, cut velvet uphol All utilities furnished. Available now Rent ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 4"i large U25 monthly Security and references re- Four lorge bedrooms. 2W baths, formol Sun Please coll 944-4991 tary/bookkeeper. Steno. typing ond ac Beginners considered- Type minimum Coll 542 1*41 stery. Also from a local estate: antique dining room, science eat In kllchen, 19 go between 1-2 p.m. counting skills required Past experience wpm Excellent benefits Slorl US Dresden plates, old Staffordshire plofe rooms In Victorian home. Ocean view one quired Reply to Box L 294, The Dally Reg in real estate or banking preferred, but no! COLONIAL PLATFORM ROCKER — 125 N.Y. skyline. Private entrance. Huge llv Ister, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 meroom. 24' fomlly room, utility room, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Colonial wing chair with custom slipcover hand-painted hunting scenes cocklal polio, full recreollon basement, garage **t*S *'• »ou fired ot your present required Salary open Call Mrs Coughlln 20 Thomas Ave. 747-14*4 Shrewsbu glasses Also a new selection ol low or kei Ing room with stairway to windowed tow at 170-3700 lor Interview or submit resume 135 717 2115 offer 4 p.m. er. New kitchen ond oppllonr.es With en NEW MONMOUTH - Four bedroom 140 lot Anxious In the 140 s lob? Perhaps you are Interested In making desirable bric-a-brac. Come In am home. Oulel dead end street 1400 per MELMED REALTOR5 471 5450 a change lo a highly rewording Held? Let to Commodore Development Corp., P. O. TYPIST - Goad typing essential. Inle COMMERCIAL MOWER closed terrace Utilities Included, wall lo Bo* 147, Monmouth Beach. N. J. browse. RUSCIL'S. 34 Sycamore Ave.. op month. One month security. Call 717 7133 us show you how you con move Into the estlng work. Call 747-0031 paslle Triangle Lumber, Little Silver, N.J wall throughout. 1300 per month. Reply to CLIFFWOOD BiACM - Lovely ronch real estate field without leaving your Please call 775«5O3 After 5 p.m. 741-1493. P.O. Box 99, Atlantic Highlands, N.J. OCEANVIEW AND HILLSIDE home with three bedrooms, 10x11 matter present |ob. Our training progrom will SHIPPING AND RECEIVING - Ex 07714. WAITRESS M/W WANTED Lovely ond private. Two bedrooms. bedroom, spacious living room, eol-ln help you reailie your moxlmum potential perlenced. with some typing ability Good COMPLETE RIDING OUTFIT - Hat SALE I - Custom pin lined plastic illpca Rumson 142-7971 kitchen, ooroge with lorpe storooe 75x100 as soon ai possible Coll now lor on ap- opportunity, steady work. Reply Box G- Experienced. Apply In person between locket, knee boots, crop, white shin, off ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Beautifully ond 5, Red Oak Diner, Hailet. vers, any standard three-piece set 1119 fenced In property. VAVFHA/lnoncIng pointment BOwTELL ASSOCIATES, 171, The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. white pants. For ••10-year-old. 741-9315 of Palette Decorators, 717 1947 furnished five-room apartment. Vwo bed- OLDE SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom ovolloble to qualified buyers. U1.SO0.TME Realtor, Jyl 1100 WAITRESS M/W - Experience prefern Ier6 30. rooms, suitable two or three odults. No house with garage 1100 per month plus BERG AGENCY, REALTORS, 471 1000 SHELLING AND SNELLING - World's SOLID STATE HEATHKIT - 25 ' cola pets 1300 per month. Including utilities utilities. Call 291 4121 otter 5 pm. largest employment service. 54 Brood St., Apply Tomahawk Goll Course. COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEM - Or any TV Console. Excellent condition. 1450 oi Security required. Available Immediately at SALES Red Bank, N.J 747 1121 142-4111 Individual piece of equipment. best offer. Coll otter 4 p.m., 972 9514. Call 291 29277 RUMSON CONTEMPORARY - Privacy, COLONIAL Vf. WANTED. PERSON TO WORK - Instor Coll 544 9143 river view, smoll dock, two/three bed* Four bedrooms, 20' master bedroom. II EDUCATIONAL STENO CLERK SONY TAPE DECK - Reel to reel No ATTRACTIVE - Two bedroom apartment rooms. Two-car garage. Completely fur* dining room, eat In kllchen. full recreation Small office. Insurance background help and to deliver Full time. Must be fomlllo CONWAY BABY GRAND PIANO - With TCJ5 3D 1225 or bell offer with area. No telephone Interviews. Mus with view. Heal supplied. Suitable lor nlshed, olr conditioning, wall-to-wall cor basement, sun deck. 1J0' lot. SALES tul Hours, VI Start U SO per hour bench Excellent condition, USD. 747-9041 adults. No pets 1200. FINLAY AGENCY MELMED REALTORS 4715450 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY have valid license. Nell Scours Marke Coll 147 5195 petlng. Sepf. for ten months. 1450 per 20 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury 351 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, N.J. STEREO - Automobile FM rodla eight •72-0100 Eves.. I72-J7S4. month Call 142-9110. COLTS NECK - BY OWNER. IlmrnereT LaSalle Extension University CRIB — Six-year, and mattress; sturdy, track tape player With speakers, 140 Col AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 - Brand new sec RUMSON — Throe bedrooms, two baths, bull* Colonial. Four bedrooms. rf% oaths, A Correspondence Institution STOCK CLERK X RAY TECHNICIAN - New Jersey I excellent, 125. Girl's banana bike, like •4! 2250 screened porch, finished basement, family For general warehouse work. Light lifting cense AART preferred. Full ond port Km new, 125. Mahogany table, tour leaves. (35. ond-tloor condominium on the water. Two central air, llreploce, river, private acre. room with flreploce. control olr condl Excellent benefits Start tfl. positions available. Active dcporlmen 071*146. TELEVISION - Block and while 25" con bedrooms, two baths, all appliances, air 1450 P.O Box 99, Rumson, 07740 Honing, along side small lake with many Needs Individuals Immediately to call on sole Working, but nol perfect. 149 Cal conditioning, pool, tennis court. 1400 o prospective students to Interview them tor ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Coll Personnel. 711 1000. Ext M7. SEPTEMBER TO JUNE I - Smoll three trees Excellent schools U9.5OO. Call 944- 10 Thomas Ave 747-1494 Shrewsbury DEARBORN FARMS - Hwy No. 35. 747 5570 or HT-9244. month plus electric. Also available at 1400 vocational and business course*. Holmdel. Crenshaw ond contolope, mel- a month plus eleclrlc-elegonlly furnished bedroom Rumson. Reference ond security 43(9. . __ STORE CLERKS - To work part-time at 52. Babysitting ons, sweet corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, townhouse. required 1340 per month plus utilities. 471 TOMATO STAKES-25C EACH 5495. COLTS NECK - Motowon. Holmdel, send $200-$25O WEEKLY Somerset Farms Food Store, located Marl peaches ond apples. Open dally 1-4. HICKEY AGENCY, REALTOR 222-4017 for our "Homes for Living ' brochure, boro Mall Shopping Center, Rle 7t ond Child Care RED BANK LUMBER SHREWSBURY - Three bedroom ranch, DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mo CLIFFWOOD BEACH - In private home pics, descriptions, prices on available When you avtKOQ* lust 3-4 enrollment* a School Rd. For appointment, apply In per ADULT BABYSITTER - Three days pe 9 Wall Street Red Bonk 741-551 central olr. 1400 monthly homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. 21A son or coll 431 9472 week, to come Info home, Atlantic High chines, typewriters, office equipment, elc. Three bedrooms 1215 plus security. Heat •vttk, ol bargain prices. New or used. AAC TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT - Slone and hot water Included. 544-4945. Call M4124 1S11 Rt. 14, Motowon. 544-7400 lands One child. (72 1(21 otter 4 p.m. driveways also done. Call offer 4 p.m. 142 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex- DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35. Ookhursl TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE - With yard, In EAST KEANSBUHG - Two bungalow You will be paid on our encluitvt advance perienced. 3 to M ond I to 4 shifts. Lang CHILD CARE - PermanenUull time pas 531-3990 EFFICIENCIES-1I40PER MONTH commission schedule and hove the op- Belford. Security. References. 1200. type houses Ideal for senior cllliens or term. Full or part-time. 7414700 lion. Mon. thru Frl., for twV children, t TV RCA 21" COLOR CONSOLE ONE BEDROOM FROM 11(5 MONTH Call 495 2040 portunity lo earn substantial monthly bo start In September Light housekeepln DINETTE SET - Excellent shape, not TWO BEDROOMS—»250 MONTH couple. Asking IIMOO. Call 734-1559 TAXI DRIVERS - Must know Keyport even a year old. 1150. Box spring and mot Excellent condition. duties while children ore In school. Ow •42-3717 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FAIR HAVEN -RIVER OAKS-By own- nmn. area. Must have good driving record. Full transportation needed. Holmdel area Iress, headboard and frame, very clean. KEYPORT GARDENS 2441313 er. Principals only. Immaculate home In or port time. Coll 7171111 after e. US. Call 542-7OM. 4-7 p.m. 103. Rentals To Share Write to Box L 2«3. The Dolly Reglsle TWIN SIZE - Mattress, box spring, book HIGHLANDS CONDOMINIUM - One WIDOW — Seeks mature man to shore excellent oreo. Beautifully landscaped and LEADS TEACHER, MUSIC - Grades 4 through I, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. stating reference DINETTE SET WROUGHT IRON - Far case headboard and bed frame. 150 Col maintained. Three bedrooms, two baths, 741-5404. bedroom, kltchen-dlnlng area, living room, home ond expenses. You will call only on people who hove part-time. Submit resume to Rumson and salary requirement. mica top, color beige, black wrought Iron Coll 142 7141 lorge living room, dining room, enclosed balcony with ocean view. Appliances with porch, garage, new kitchen and appll- written to us and have been Informed that Country Day School, Rumson, N.J. RELIABLE PERSON - To give lovln legs, chairs upholstered In leather, s*0 TWO HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINES washer ond dryer. 1140 plus utilities. Days you will call. 7«7-4229. WOULD WIDOW — Like to share her onces. Atklng (42,400. (42-70)7. care to teacher's young daughter ond rj, — Complete with dryer unit. Coal rocks 544 4727. Eves., weekends, 177 1(12. home and expenses with another active FOR OLD TIMES SAKE — This Is a beau- general cleaning, 9 to 3, Mon. to Frl. Ow DINING ROOM SET - Beautiful mono metal bins, steel and wooden tables, ben widow on pension? Middlelown - Atlantic If you are Interested In this unusual op- transportation Good salary to right pe ches. 241 Class factory sewing machine! HIGHLANDS — Enloy a breathtaking flful alder home with oil the conveniences TEMPORARY oangany finish. China cclosetl , buffet, table, sli Highlands area. Coll 4-9 pm. (421097. ot the new combined with space ond charm portunlty, coll: Mr Begley, Man, Tues , son Shadow Lake area. Write Box G 77 choirs' Irs. .Cal 'l 142 4465 ond Individual motors. Coll 747-0149 be view of the ocean In this spacious two bed 9 21701) 972 1114 or wrlle: The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, glvln tween I a.m. ond 4 p.m. room bl-level condominium. Includes dish- YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN - Deslr ol the old. Huge dining room, big country MEN AND WOMEN references and salary desired. DOUBLE BED MATTRESS washer, washer, dryer, air conditioning, el to shore modern ronch with all con- kitchen, three bedrooms up and open front LaSalle Extension University Like new. U0. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines AI use of pool and tennis court. 1375 per veniences In Rumson. 741 1517, or 7424257 porch Large wooded lot. Coll lor a show- 513-1734 makes new or used. Guaranteed low a month. Coll 471 1134. Sunday after 4 p.m. ond all day Monday Inorlght owoy. 154.900. E. A. ARM- 53. Domestic Help STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pror— Barclay Center, Suite 7 Conserve Your DRUM SET, EXCELLENT FOUR PIECE 125 Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to theater. 747-0415. HIGHLANDS HILLS - One bedroom Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. Rt. 70, Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 CLEANING PERSON — For lorge horn — Tom-tom, snore, bass, ond cymbals, opartment, 1200 month Includes utilities. Unemployment Benefits In Rumson. Three mornings a week. Owi 104. Winter Rentals Work 01 a temp" until y.oc u find that per II10. Also IS' Norway Spruce, free for dig WALNUT VANITY AND NIGHT TABLE BAHRS REAL ESTATE, 172 1400 Anoquol opportunity company M/W transportation, not an bus line. Permonen glng Coll 741-O33» otter 5 p.m. — Hydro-action portable dishwasher. 741 DEAL — Lovely lour-bedroom, two bath, HARD TO REFUSE - A look at this ex monenl lob, then leove us. No obligation, HIGHLANDS - One and two bedroom no contract. NO FEE CHARGED. position. References required 13 per hou 2129. first floor, living room, dining room, den, ceptlonal Middlelown Split, located In SALESPERSON - For retail local tern 747-2475. apartments. Two-bedroom, 1175. One-bed laundry ond powder room. 1350 monthly prestigious area on a beautiful lot with lory. Prefer tome enperlence In office All Office, Warehouse WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR - I h.p 34' room, 1140. Plus utilities. Call superinten- from Sepl to June. Call 531-2011 three lo lour bedrooms, three full baths, EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — cut. New battery, new mower. 1450. dent. 291-3041. equlpmenl stationery Held Salary plus And Factory Skills Live-In. Recent references required gomeroom, formol dining room, attoched FAMILY AD 4710441 HIGHLANDS — Wolerfront home, dock, garage. Priced to tell, relocated owner commission, plus bonus and benefits Please telephone Ml 15*1. Reply P.O. BOM «N. Freehold, N.J 07721 Are Invited To Register HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom apartment. three bedrooms, two baths Sept. lo June asking 152.900. THE KIRWAN CO . Real ZENITH — Colonial-style console coloi 1175 per month. Security requlrfc. Coll S27S plus utilities, references and security HOUSEWORKER - Two hours. Ihre 3 LINES-5 DAYS television, 21", two years old. Excellen r Ion, 717-5500 IF THE PERMANENT JOS DOESN'T days a week, 170. Off Sycamore Ave 872-0924 Suitable odults > I72ir SI. Help Wanted MATERIALIZE . . THEN RESUME condition. Asking 1400 71M6I7 HAZLET - Excellent condition. Four-bed- Shrewsbury. Write Box G 273. The Doll IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 3'/, rooms EONARDOrVlve room furnished COLLECTING YOUR UNEMPLOYMENT Register, Shrewsbury. ' 4' POOL TABLE - U0. Large slie dog room, fwobath Split, featuring attached BENEFITS. THERE IS NO WAITING PE upstairs. Excellent location. Red Bonk Beach We. 1221225 peperr month, plus garage, central air, fleldstone wall lo wall JUS $2.00 house, S20. Two Italian lamp tables area. Nb pets. Call 544-503* i security 172-0159 RIOO. TWO PERSONS - Five to six hours dally marble-top. 135. Gome table, cord table llreploce In lamlly roam, patio Assumoble general house work, light Ironing, no cool ITEMS YOU NOLON6ER slie. Includes roulette cards and chips, 135 KEANSBURG - Available Sept. I. Four MONM0\ITH BEACH - Furnished two mortgage. New dishwasher, wall oven ond ing. Large home. References. Coll 74' NEED OR USE WILL . . . Call mornings, 142 5327 rooms. Heat, hot water ond utilities Includ- bedroom tcream puff, oil oppHonce*. 1275 counter-top range Included. A lot tor only ed. No pets, adults preferred. 1115 per a month "plus utilities. Three-bedroom 147,900 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, FULL TIME JOB! OLSTEN month, plus security. 717-2429 offer 2 p.m. ranch near beach, 1250 a month plus ullll open until [. 244-7200. ^^^^ TEMPORARIES SELL 72. Garage/Yard Sales ties Five-bedroom Colonial, 1400 o month 117 Route 35, Eotontown. 542 5300 (V. mile 54. Situations Wanted KEANSBURG — Four lorge rooms, mod- plus utilities. Good selection ot other nice- HOLMOELMIDDLETOWN RUMSON - North of the Monmoulh Shopping Center) CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Aug. 7 through Custom homes, will build to suit Coll be Aug. 30. 9IOS. Ill Boy Ave , Atlantic: HHigi 'h ern kitchen, tile both. 1715 per month plus ly furnished homes. Female FAST security. Coll 495-OM9. HICKEY AGENCY. REALTOR 222-4M7 tween 15 p.m., 471-4450, 471-4454. OUR 15th YEAR CHILDCAREINMYHOME-Ex WITH A QUICK ACTION Almost everything. perlenced mother. Reasonable rates. Red GARAGE SALE — Clothing, toys and oth KEANSBURG GARDEN APARTMENTS SEA BRIGHT — Apartments, efficiencies KEANSBURG - Nice section, near grode Permanent Full time posi- 51. Help Wanted Bonk 741-4721 LOW-COST er Items. 114 Port Monmouth Rd.. Keans — One bedroom, heot ond hot water In- ond motel units. Available after Sept. 1, schools. Two bedrooms, lorge living room, DAILY REGISTER burg. Aug. 4-22,9 to 5 p.m. cluded. Suitable lor odults. 1115 per month 1975. No Icose. security deposit required kitchen, enclosed porch, tull bath. Rear EXCELLENT CHILD CARE IN MY Coll 7(7-4191. Call Trade Winds Motel. 142.1(17. porch. Gas baseboard heat. Storm win- tion available for the right HOME — Mon through Frl. Any age. FAMILY AD YARD SALE - Moving lo Japan. AI dows Fenced In lot. Reduced lo 121.909. person Neatness and per- CalliHl 4M4 household Items musl go, plus furniture KEANSBURG - Modern opartment. Near VA/FHA conventional. Owner anxious, EXPERIENCED TEACHER - Oeslre Available for Merchandise Aug. 11, 12, 13 443 Rorilon Blvd., Cliff transportation. Private home. Best time to 106. Furnished Rooms moke offer. CHATEAU REALTY, Real 'JEWELRY' wood Beach 10-4 p.m. coll, before noon, 495-0414 Eslote. 215 Carr Aye., Keonsburg 7(7 5K4. sonality essential. Must be part-time position In or out ot education For Sale only. Article must FAIR HAVEN — Lovely furnished room 747-3713. originate from a household KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom apart- with breakfast and laundry privileges. LITTLE SILVER — Eight room home 77. Pets and Livestock ment. 1250 per month. All utilities Includ able lo work with young LEGAL SECRETARY — WIN da typing i ana may not exceed a sale Near transportation to beach ond town Three bedrooms, two baths, living room any kind In my home In the evening ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING ed. Call 717 5074 References. 741 1542 after 4. with llreploce. dining room, kitchen, den, people (newspaper car- SALES price of $50.00 per article. 19x19' lamlly room with fireplace, full Please coll 5IJ 5254 after 5 p.m. Problems Corrected ond Obedience KEANSBURG — Three roams ond both, FURNISHEO ROOMS - Newly redeco- Price MUST be advertised. In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee baseboard heat, suitable for middle age basement, one-car garage. Fenced In yord. riers), and keep accurate FULL AND PAF WOMAN - Desires day's work In Middle rated. 120 per week Half block to board 157,900 Call 747 1701 or 741 7471 For FREE Consultation CALL 943 3700 couple, no pets. 1125 plus utilities ond secu walk. Belevedcre Hotel. 12 Laurel Avenue, town area. Each additional line SI.00. American Dog Training Acodemles rlty. Available Aug. 15. 717-0313 records. 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. TIME 171 5199 No copy changes may be Keonsburg 7171710. ADORABLE KITTENS - Litter trained KEANSBURG — Three-room apartment. LITTLE SILVER Excellent opportunity for enthu- made and no discounts or re- FREE to good home. KEANSBURG — One lorge room, fur Monday thru Friday. Many 55. Situations Wanted No pets. 41 Carey Ave. nished. Out-of-town odults preferred. COUNTRY LIVING IN TOWN. TALL siastic and energetic people turns will be made if ad Is 717-4190 Call 717-7129 TREES ALMOST AN ACRE OF FLOW company benelits. Only Mole U2 weekly Call 717 2151 ERS AND SHRUBS. BIG LIVING ROOM Jewelry sales experience help- cancelled before expiration. ADORABLE PUPPIES - Free lo good KEYPORT - Five room oportm.nl. SU5 AND DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE. those not afraid of work lul. Apply in person only to Mr. YARD WORK- Gutters, cellars ond go home. Four lovable ones to choose (ram. per month plus security, poy own utilities KEYPORT MOOERN KITCHEN. MANY EXTRAS. rages cleaned. Trees cut. Free estimates Call 291 3705 or 291 1315 anytime. lo pels 73f 1409 For mature gentleman need apply. The Daily Reg- Binflel between 1 p.m. and 3 | Coll 741-4305. TO PLACE YOUR DAILY REGISTER A HOME AWAY FROM HOME — Cor KEYPORT — Modern, oll-eleclrlc apart Call 73*9347 AND ister, One Register Plaza, p.m.. Thursday, August 14, or naby Kennels boarding and expert groom men). Close to shopping. Reasonable rent. RED BANK - Large room Located an ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH COM Friday, August 15 FAMILY AD, CALI Ing. 9M-29I9 Call 739-0132. the river. Convenient lo town. Woman PLETE KITCHEN FOR YOUR CHIL only. 741-21(1 Shrewsbury, N.J FINANCIAL IREDALE PUPPIES - AKC Eight KEYPORT - One-bedroom apartment for OREN OR YOUR MOTHER AND FA ADLER'S JEWELERS 542-1700 weeks old. Shots ond wormed. Good with rent. S2I5 per month, utilities supplied. RED~BANK - Lovely room close lo lawn, THER. children. Call 341-4241. One month security. Call after 3 p.m. 717 stores ond buses. Private entrance, good Lower Level — Monmouth | neighborhood. (42 1754,147 5514. 24-Hour Service AKC IRISH SETTER PUPS - Show quail 2742 or 717 2141 Mall 61. Business ty, good with children, house-broken WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Keonsburg Shots Call 170 2442 KEYPORT- Three targe rooms ond bath Near H.hrvet Opportunities FLOOR SAMPLE CLEARANCE SALE - Also Included large livable attic All con Rooms with kitchen use, 120 weekly. One of a kind. Color TV and slereo cor AKC MINIATURE POODLES venlences 1220 per month. 717 9515 otter 5. 717-4M9 or 7(7-9151 ALLAIRE- soles Anderson's TV. 30 Broad SI.. Red Female, nine weeks old. SIS BEAUTY SALON Bank. 747-0125. 244-1744 KEYPORT - Three-bedroom apartment. FARROW Convenient location. Excellent parking Tile bath. Heat and water supplied 12*0 108. Commercial Rentals FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - AKC MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUP per month. Call 411 7124 or 2M-7M0. Realtor — Over 100 Years State will allow sl« operators. W5OO. tw WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT FOR RENT - Reasonable, Wallace St owners In 1974 on a pan-time operation PIES — Two males, six weeks old. 1150 store. 540 sq. ft, with full cellar, air condl ^PROGRAMMERS («) PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT. IMME each Home-grown with TLC 142 5422 LONG BRANCH - Furnished four room 294 Broad St. Red Bank Price of 110.000 Includes all equlpmen DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND. opartment with heot and water Suitable tloner Suitable far offices. Parking. Write Call 741-3450 anytime stack and lease. 373-4411. AKC MINI POODLES — Two males Six tor couple. No pets. 229-1551 eves. la Box J2H, The Dolly Register, Shrews For individuals capable of functioning as weeks old. While - oprlcol. H5. bury. N.J. 07701. MARLBORO OFFERS YOU - One of Its FURNITURE 717-7151 finest buys In this 10 room sprawling ALLAIRE- Beautifully handmade, mo GARAGE SPACE - Available for MATAWAN—KEN GARDENS ment or trucks. Reasonable. ranch, nestled on fe-ocre of pork-like set Call 747-3*97 AKC SHIH TZUS - Nine weeks old Large, modern, one and two-bedroom ting. Three bedrooms. 33x24 gameroom Stan ot (200 oparlmenls from 1190 Wall la wall corpet 747 55*4 with curved bar. attached goroge. hobby SENIOR FARROW G.E. DRYER — Avocado floor model. 544-4473 otter 5 pm ng, olr conditioning, off street parking. HOWELL — Four-room office building for room, workshop ond heavily-treed. Trans- Realtor — Over 100 Years $120. Heavy-duty, original cost 1200 Eo- Swim club. Recreation area Near trans- tontown Appliance, 50 Hwy 35, Eolonlown. AKC SMALL CHIHUAHUAS rent. Completely furnished on Hwy 9 Very ferred owner asking only 141,500 THE portation and shopping. Eosy commuting reasonable Immediate occupancy. Call KIRWAN CO . Realtors, open until I 244 294 Broad St. Red Bank 10 NYC. 513-4010 GE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - Side 2291973 D42 4274 after 4 p.m 7200. PROGRAMMER Coll 741-3450 anytime- by-side. Like new. (325, GE dryer ono MIDDLETOWN - Neatly furnished three Whirlpool washer. <7S each Call 147 1975 BRITTANY SPANIELS — AKC male pun LINCROFT — Two finished suites In con MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Attractive Limousine Service For Sale pies. Excellent hunters, good with chll rooms ond both, all utilities Included. Pri- temporary professional building In hear! of three bedroom Cope Cod. Full basemenl, ... we otter a REWARD: Call 747-4757 GIANT CLEAN-OUT - Brlc-a-brac. dish- vate entronce. One or two persons, busi- Llncrofl. Rental Includes oil utilities. For eat-In kitchen, carport 114.000. Coll owner dren Call evenings, 244-1103. ness people. 471-1709. RADIO AND TV BUSINESS FOR SALE - es, furniture, olr conditioners, lamps, pic- Information coll 7471141. after 5 p.m ,544-4114. tures. Everything cheap. 10 a.m. 42 Ave. ol FLUFF AND PUFF — Professional all- $15,000-$18,000 Eiloblljhed32 years. Owner retiring. Two Rivers, Rumson. Mon., Aug. II. orecd grooming. Toys and Schnaulers. NORTH LONG BRANCH - One bedroom MATAWAN - Three-room suite, fully car. MIDOLETOWN - Send tor our "Homes These opportunities are In 747-0795 18.SO. Miniatures, 19.50. No appointment apartment In older home. 1170 per month peted In modern air conditioned highway For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, GIBSON ES 330 - Hollow body guitar, necessary. Open seven days, I a.m.-4 p.m. Includes utilities. One month security lulldlng 1125 monthly. Including all ullll prices on available homes, APPLE UNION COUNTY, N.J. 63. Money To Loan Gibson EBOL bass guitar, Ampeg B 115 209 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk. Lorge or needed. Call 747 5292 or 147 3114 ties. Available Immediately VAN'S BROOK REALTORS. 950 Rl 15. Middle wtttiln commuting distance of New York bait amplifier. Marshall 40 wall lead om AGENCY, Realtor. Sie-IMI. town, 471 2300, HAVE BILLS? - Need cosh? Cansoll pllfler, cabinet with six 10" speakers. Call small, we do them all. OCEANVIEW AND HILLSIDE and Northern NJ (walk from railroad) datlon mortgages available. Call 2OI-77S- anytime, 741-4115. FREE TO GOOO HOME - One Calico fe Lovely and private. Two bedrooms MIDDLETOWN MIDDLETOWN - Outstanding value Wt want CAREER PROGRAMMERS, who 3514 lor an appointment In your home. male, three kittens, mole. Had shots. Rumson 142-7971 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE Brand new four-bedroom Colonlol on total- 291 1411 With off-street parking. Good traffic gen PORT MONMOUTH - Modern three erated. Three spacious rooms, air condl ly wooded 100x150 lot. Prime arto of Mld- enjoy and take pride In their work. We do room unfurnished aportment. Ideal for dletown. 20' family room. Choose your HAMMOND GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Ex tloned. 750 sq. ff. Veryy reasorrreasonablef . Imme- not require a college degree ... we do re- ceptlonolly nice quality. Sire champion Bl couple. Coll 471-0421 after 5. diate occupancy. Call own colors. Walk to schools and N.Y. MERCHANDISE ORGAN 4711730 transportation. Hurryt! This one won't quire about 4 yean ol solid programming harls Klodo CD. Dam Coberts Dominique RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS - One- of Aibury Pork of Wlndloo Call 741-5141. MIDDLETOWN - Hwy 15. Prime space lost — 10% down payment — MGIC llnonc- experience; the daslre to work In a real team bedroom, 1200. Available Immediately. Two rooms. Under 17 per ft. Ing available to qualified buyers. Summer Special GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTERS 121 - Contact Manager, Apt. F4, or phone 513 Coil 7414154 environment, using "top down" design and 71. Merchandise For Sale One mate ond one female. Best offer. 244 MIDDLETOWN letting as well as structured programming; ADJUSTABLE SQUAT RACKS - Weigh Hardman Piano 4145 Whelan Realty Group RED BANK - A beautiful furnished three Store or office for rent. Ideal location 194 Rt 35 Mlddletown. N.J. •w ability to take on protect responsibilities ISO lbs. Tool Don, lour drawers 190 Ford $699 HIMALAYAN AND SIAMESE CATS AND room apartment. Quiet neighborhood. Call 471-1(00 and supervise 2 programmers; and complete engine. Call 717-5732, ask tar Paul. Optional matching tench S76 KITTENS - CFA registered Must sell ot Patio and car port. Lease. 741-0301 Fret delivery reduced prices. Also AKC Lhasa Apso pup- NEW SHREWSBURY - 1,000 Sq. ft. 842-7565 familiarity wtth COBOL/VS. AIR CONDITIONER — 95OO-BTU G.E 775-9300 py, male, pom-color. Coll Tom-Mar Cat RED BANK AND LONG BRANCH AREA glassfront store available In shopping cen- MIDDLETOWN - Seven-room ranch In First 195 takes It. Open dally't|| 9 Sot. til 5 fery. 931-2741. - Apartments. All utilities Included Call ler. Also space available In main shopping Tonglewood area Wail-to wall carpeting. 741 3059 mornings Main St. i. corner of Mattlson Avt. between 4-1 p.m. 922-1111. building. Flea operators welcome, or what Two car garage, fenced-ln rear yard, loun We will provide Vie training and team man- ANTIQUES COLLECTION have you. Call 542 MOO, Miss Porter. dry room. All appliances Included. Call at HANDMADE IN MEXICO - Decorative HORSE AND SADDLE RED BANK — Attractive tour rooms, ler 5. 7(71594. Principals only 129,500. agement techniques, along with excellent Early American period furniture In pin crushed velvet Monk chairs, t?5 each. porch, air conditioned. Wolk lo trans OFFICE OR STORE FOR RENT _ 400 sq and mahogany. Accessories In copper For sale 741-3711 fringe*, • pleasant work environment and Craftsman I h.p. 3*" cut rider, with sweep- HORSE - Roan Gelding. 15 3 Eight years portatlon 1240 Includes utilities. 291-5371. ft. Near Senior Cltliens. MIDDLETOWN AREA - 1-4 bedroom brass, glass. er ond aerator, 1400. End table, MS 49S Call 717 9OM Split, I'A bothi, new furnace, wall lo opportunities for Increased earnings . . . you INTERNATIONAL CALERIES successfully shown and prospective field RED BANK — Beautiful view ol the No 2711. hunter. 47147230. school. Extra large lot. large brick bar will provide me technical expertise, the en- 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bonk 741-7474 vesink. One bedroom with full dining becue. Asking uVW). After 4 p m. 471 HANDMADE STUFF - Shelving, stereo KITTENS - Free lo a good home.. Seven roam. Lorge balcony overlooking the riv- OFFICES FOR RENT 5425. twslasm and tie drive to make these real APARTMENT FURNISHINGS - Trans and TV cabinets, furniture, novelties — al- er. Air conditioned Coll 142 4971 or 170 Ideal location tor dentist, lawyer or Insur- terred out ol country. Expensive Donls weeks old Litter trolneef 1709. opportunities Into real careers. most anything — hondcrorted to your de- 944-9791 ance. Centrally located. Ample parking. MIDOLETOWN AREA - A 1 condition modern walnut living room, dining room 603 uptown Broadway, Long Branch. In- ond divider, double Bed with dresser ond sign - reasonoWy priced. Phone 7M-S5M. Three bedrooms. Nine years. Overslie Write M details to eelcM eenlMence 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ask tor Howard. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS- AKC RED BANK LUXURY HIGH RISE quire 722-1074 In a.m. chest. Top condition. Moke offers ove RIVERVIEW TOWERS custom odor ronch. Garage, sewers, not Black Whelped June 19.175. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All ullli urol gas, central olr, fenced ond carpeted. (our programmers ire omre of twee openings) to: 51,500 far all. 22! 3491 otter 7. Call 219-1115 ONNAVESINK RIVER lei Nil ttt, Setts I IN, 551 Hr* «»•, NTC 10017 IBM TYPEWRITERS Dne bedroom apartments, two-bedroom ties Included: Highlands. Ready for occu Beautiful tree 100x129 corner By owner. BABY EQUIPMENT - Stroller, two MALE BLACK GREAT DANE poncy. Coll 177 1444. 717-7791. Ve ere en eouef ixejinJMnw) emptorer, HIF. child. 120. Mesh playpen, $15. Port a-crlb irlmenls ond penthouse suites, storting Rental $16.50 per mo. AKC-reglstered. show quality 1270. Central olr conditioning, 24-hour OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES - S15, car bed, U. Band lawn mower, 110 Rent with option to buy 172-01 T MIDOLETOWN - Excellent area, very IS months. 542-1179 toormon service, swimming pool, sauna Available In Crystal Brook Professional convenient to everything. Expanded Cope. KITCHEN SET - With six choirs, US. PERUVIAN GUINEA PIGS— Babies ond )Oth, marina and much more. Coll Mr. Building. Eotontown. Call Ms Bossel Kitchen ond den recently done. Gas heot, Bedroom set, four pieces, dork mahogany odulls. 17.50 each. , toy for choice location. in. S42-22M. low toxes. Great potential upsloirs: stairs BUSINESS 1115. Excellent condition. 717-9114. 741 1732 Call 291 3942 OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- in, wollboord, celling ond floors, pipes for DIRECTORY LOUNGE CHAIR - Block leather. Two sional building. Choice location. Approxi- balh and heot ducts. Ready lo be finished PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING - All RED BANK- Into two bedrooms ond bath. Asking televisions. General Electric. breeds, ot reasonable rates. Paradise Pel MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE mately (00 sq. ft. Call 74737)0. Call 747-2534 144,500. HERB READ ASSOCS , Realtor, Shop, Hailet Plata Shopping Center. Hwy Branch & Madison Avenues PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - 739-2100. ' CLASSIFIED MARBLE-TOP TABLES — Two end ond 35, Hoilet. 244-1110. Garden Apartments Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den- 3Vi rooms 1200 per month MIDOLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Lorge one coffee table. Sofa, choir, 10x12 rug. SCHNAUZER MINI PUPS — Champion tist, at 311 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-1730. 9 Coll 7473032. Call 201741-9115 or apply a.m. to 5 p.m. tour-bedroom Ranch. Wall-to-wall carpel- jloodllne, bred lor lemperoment. Home at 24 Molly Pitcher Village Court Ing throughout. Fire alarm system OLD CANNING JARS — »l Boy's 10 raised. Adorable. Pet and show. 444-7S4I. PROFESSIONAL SUITE - Five rooms. throughout, corner property and many ex- speed bike. 175. Girl's 24" bike, 110. Tore TIBETAN TERRIERS - AKC registered, RED BANK S FINEST 900 sq. ft. In new professional building In tras. 149,500. 495-2371. rotary mower. 120. Call 142-4335. medlum-slie *noggy dog. chomplon-slred Available for future occupancy. Four, and Keyport. Large parking lot, centrol olr. five, two-bedroom apartments Suitable Coll 244-0999. NOT A WORRY IN THE WORLD - When ONE DESK WITH CHAIR - IK you buy this beautiful Middlelown custom BUSINESS DIRECTORY One typewriter, S20 tor adults. No pets. Sprlngvlew Gardens, RED BANK - 1200 sq. II. office space. 14.2 BAY GELDING — Reasonable, lo 293 Spring St., 74I-M72 Split, spacious bedrooms, Irue country Call 291-0753 good home. Good pleasure horse hos Broad SI Off-street parking will subdi- kllchen, living room with artificial fire- ORGAN — Conn Coprlce. dual keyboard shown successfully. 741-2144,142 2104 RED BANK - Spoclaus Svi-raom pin vide or renovate to suit 142 5300 place, gameroom, one-holt finished base- ADAIYGUDE with one octave bass. $325 thouse apartment overlooking the Naves ment ond laundry. Cyclone-fenced yard. Ink River. Also Vh and Svi-room aport RED BANK 11,000 pool. Centrol air, attached garage. Call 5421542 after 5 p.m. 80. Merchandise Wanted ment. Luxury building, olr conditioned. Asking 144.900. THE KIRWAN CoTVeS 90 Monmouth St., (corner Hwy 35). Popu- tors, open until 1. 344-TWO Of BUSINESS SRYIOS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS BAR — 4'x4', L-shoped ortlfleal brick AAAAAAAA lar prestige office-shopping complex with LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES, Front, three stools. 1*0. 9x12 tent, used RED BANK - Three rooms. Security and unlimited Tree parking by landlord. Profes- OCEANPORT - Centrally olr conditioned twice, good condition, S55. Drapes, op- JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH sional tour room suite available. Approxl INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES lease. 1190 Including electric. three-year-old cedar shake Dutch Colonial FRANK A. MANGIONE PAINTING ANO DECORATING aroxlmately 120"xS4", oronge, good condl- 741 1419 or 21S-O29S mately NO sq. ft., corpet, air conditioning, Paneled den with bar ond fireplace, three A BETTER PAINT JOB? llon, SIS; olive and green houndstooth 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741 7474 reody to move In. Single room offices from EXTERIOR-INTERIOR Roofing and siding, gutters, repairs Any Corl B. Jones Fully Insuri bedrooms, two baths, large L shaped home maintenance 544-1741 For free estimates call 779 3131 check, 12O"xS4". SIS; both from Sears. RED BANK — Three-room oparlmtnf. 244 sq ft. to 550 sq ft. Attractive rental REASONABLE * CLEAN CALL 741 4551 Gas, hot water, heat supplied 1150 per kitchen with built-in desk, rear deck. Spill. Twin bedspread, pillow sham; two polrs ALL LIONEL TRAINS rotes and terms. Minimum one year leose. roll fence Relocating owner looking for ADDING MACHINES - TypewriterssoldT HOUSE PAINTING — Exterior. Interior. 34" curtains, blue and white check, oil lor month. Coll 71 eves.. 355-4413. Coll owner, WALTER ZIMMERER 4 Fully Insured. Beaver Painting Company, PAINTING Others. Inslonl cosh appraisal. 944-2193 quick sole. For appointment call CAM rented, repaired. Serplco'i 101 Monmouth 115. 717 5111. evenings and all day week RED BANK - Unfurnished garden oport- SON, (42-1520 or 944-42)2. ASSA AGENCY. Realtor, MCMLS. 4 Park- SI.. Red Bonk. 747-Oils •42/743.142 4*31 Interior-Exterior & Poperhonglng ends. ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rugs. Coll 717-441" LES DEUX t, DON PONS, 799 River Rd , ments, one ond two bedrooms available WO LARGE ROOM OFFICE - Matowan er Ave., Little Silver. 741-4114 ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS BEDROOM SET - Contemporary. Triple Folr Haven 142-4257 or 741-4337 CASH Greenlree Ants , 219 Spring SI. Coll 741- Boro. S200 per month. Heat Included. HOUSE PAINTING PAINTING dresser, mirror, chest, nlghi slond. 3951 for appointment. Ample parking. Call 544-2020. RED BANK - One or two-family house PORCH ENCLOSURES- PANELING I am o pointer with six years experience ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furniture. COll M. J. Dl Nullo. «92 4173 REASONABLE AND INSURED heod/foot board, bed frame 147 7395 with seven roams, two baths, two car de- ond am storting my own business. I om Coll 747 3202 or 142 3470 china, glass, dolls, fewelry, rugs. Top cash RED BANK — IK-room unfurnished tached goroge. Asking (75,500. Call 741 ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic looking for satisfied customers to esfobllsh BOX SPRING ANO MATTRESS - Twin paid. Mary Jane Roosevelt. 109 E. River apartment. Conveniently located. All utili- 110. Wanted To Rent tile. Complete line of remodeling. Coll a reputation for quality work and reason- site, good condition. >2S Green velvet oc Rd., Rumson. 142 3159. ties Included 1275 per month. Coll 747-4214. able prices Quality paints used. Call now PARKAS caslonol chair. S35 717 9552. or after 4 p.m., 747-2142. FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE - Three Rich MolmDerg. 717 354! Serving Mon FOUR MAC RIMS 141 monmouth County 12 years. tor tree estimates. 99JJ405 or 542 1399 PAINTING CONTRACTORS bedrooms, vicinity Little Silver, Red Bank. More Classified INTERIOR EXTERIOR CALIFORNIA-STYLE WINDOWS - Eight 14 for Chevrolet. SEA BRIGHT — Ideal, well heated three- J 1 A PAINTING CO. — Duality work room aportment overlooking the ocean Sept. thru May. Local references avail- ALL TREES AND YARDS - Mowing. 541-3179 white Inside slider windows, one picture Coll 291-9415 able. 741-0455 evenings. on Next Page monshlp. Interior, exterior. window. SISO firm. One hobby horse, S5 Centrally located. Private entrance Secu- pruning, felling, stump removal ond car. Call »7l-4454 or 295 2T2S -ADDER — Heavy-duty wooden extension rity. 142-0071. YOUNG COUPLE — With two Young chil- tope. Fully Insured. Beaver Tree & Lawn Progressive Services Inc. Bike with training wheels, SI Coll 741 1121. ype. Approximately 12 ft In length. Coll dren, looking lo rent cottage or rooms for IN. Commercial Rentals Strvlce. 142 7743. S47-44JS 12 Oceonporl Ave., Little Silver, 747-5443 SEA BRIGHT - On ocean. One-and two- three weeks. Sept. 19 Call 7474745 LAWN MOWERS Authorized Service Center for Alko-Glen CARPETING - Lees, gold sculptured bedroom. Pool. Air conditioned. Washer, ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Watches, fine lew NAN JOHNSON dryer, dishwasher. (235-1215.142 1314. elry expertly repaired Don Pons Jew burn-Lloyd-Clectrophonic-Craig Repair (two). 117 "x2r and H'4- Siding Co. Call 775-0705 Rusclls, 25 East Front SI. 741 1493 Cellars—attics—garages REASONABLE 741-4551 FRIENDLY Evenings 747S4U. Esl. 19U. Professional slafl tuners SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes In Coll after 3 P-rn. 741 -»I4> All-moke organs repaired Lorge two-bedroom apartments available Monmouth County! It's yours It you write atmttmmwmuMm MASONRY — Polios, driveways, side- SAWS SHARPENED - CHffwood Beach Complete rebuilding deportment ORIENTAL RUGS Coll 54fS472 or coll Betsy Ross Agency, 117 Rt. IS, Key walks, brick work, all types masonry. Call 9tLF CONTAINED, SPRINKLED CONCRETE PATIOS Three-day service. 443 Rorlton Blvd.. Cliff Our own careful delivery service Have customers tor oil tires, types, con THREE ROOMS - And bath, near RR sta- port, N.J. 07715, Phone: 244 3454 JAUO CONSTRUCTION, 7471015. ~ wood Beach 544-1741 Time Payments ovolloble Ion. Ebncr Carpet, Red Bonk, UKiJOl llon. Security. Inquire 204 Monmouth SI . STREET LEVEL WITH Sidewalks ond driveways Installed Red A NEW LISTING wood pool poiloi. S47 tut. MASONRY - Sidewalks, patios, oil col- SCOTTO CONSTRUCTION Sub Shop, Red Bank. ors. Driveways. II square loot. After * CALL FOR APPOINTMENT This six-bedroom home Is located In the SEPARATE SHIPPING Additions, alterations ond Improvements UNFURNISHED - Three-room opart. choice Oak Hill area of Mlddletown. Three RIVEWAYS - Aunotl drivel, concrete p.m., 244-1404. 147-0950, ask for Mr Scotto. AND RECEIVING AREA wolks and patios. Free estimates. Freehold Music Center mint. Adults preferred. Reference and baths, Central air conditioning Den with ,„ R F N T A L S security. Coll between 5 7 p.m. 741-9152 'Ireploce, dining room, eat-In kitchen. In- •TTRACnvi MTt FOR ART-CO PAVING 741 I524or 721 5991 NEED A NEW ROOF? SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - Zipper Free esllmofes. Reasonable rales 442-4730 ground pool, basement. Property abuts a •HOm TOM 091 LOW ed cushion covert, expertly fitted, POCKET POLICE SCANNER - With EST END — En|oy total luxury living In (arm ond offers prlvocy Asking 179,900. FLOOR WAXER ANO WINDOW CLEA- Smith Bros. Roofing 7412133 stitched. Call Joan, 471 im rystols, antenna, power cord, etc. Five 101. Apartments a contemporary relaxed atmosphere Two See It lodoy. NER — Growing business, experienced months old 544-7743. bedroom, IVj bath lownhouse apartment COZENS REALTY 7417414 To do commerlol businesses only. Week- ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling All TILLE WORK - CeramicCeami , mosaic and slote ASBURY PARK - Yearly, utilities Includ- ond one-bedroom apartment with convert- RCA COLOR TABLE MODEL - Ex- (Ml 747-1100 .^ end! lo slort. Coll 495 9717 onytlme tor free types of mosonry. Driveways. Call 495- ffloorl s dond e reasonablysonably. ed. Five-room unfurnished, first floor. Off- ble den, colossal closets, woll-to-woll car- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New home estimate. 01*, 717-leJt. Coll 741741-441- 3 ellenl condition. J135. Eolonlown Appll street parking, near ocean, shopping ond pet. From 1215. AVERY ARMS. 119 Avery once, 50 Hwy 15, Ealonlown. Buy direct from builder schools. 774-7110. Ave.. 329-4440. 7411200. Call 291 144! 111. Houses lor Sole 140, Real Estate Wanted LISTINGS OF SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. AUGUST ii, 1975 The Daily Register 17 RED BANK HOMES - In Anthony wins AtforoMi three-bedroom ranch. Formal Wtta dlnlnfl room, Ml Dotemenl 50X17 proper hN, bock up lo Swimming River Colfioooy RECREATIONAL eight to take Jackson lead Chris gains 4th Clay title 152. Boats and Accessories INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Chris Evert won her fourth con nis midway into the first set, but then the former Wimbledon MC.QJE JACKSON - Earl Anthony AQUA CAT - Far sale, plus trailer secutive U.S. Open Clay Court tennis championship here yes- champion took over. *"•'*••«• Goad condition won all eight games with an Call 7417134 terday, beating birthday girl Diane Fromholtz in the women's Miss Evert took the first four games of the second set. RUMSON AREA - Send lor our "Homes average of 240 pins last night For^Llv^g "^brochure. Mcs, deicrlpHons! BLUE JAY SAILBOAT - Built by Say finals 6-3, 6-4 winning all but five points and breaking Miss Fromholtz's ser- brook Excellent condition Complete with and took the lead in the tMOoVlfEALTOezsluiVw.^TMii*' two sets sails and spinnaker Asking U00 Third-seeded Manuel Orantes upset top-ranked Guillermo vice twice. But Fromholtz returned to break back twice and ers, Rumson I4MM0. $50,000 Jackson Open bowling Vilas in the men's semifinals with a surprising straight-set narrow the gap to 6-4 in the final set. RUMSON NEW THREE BEDROOM B|. BOSTON WHALER - GLASTROH. STI tournament. LEVEL - IWbaths, formal dining room. NGERDURANAUTIC, JOHNSON out victory 6-4,6-2. In getting to the finals of the tournament at the In- lomll» room, utility room Oil heoT Treed boords. OMC stern drive. MERCRUISER Anthony, of Tacoma, Wash., lot Moke oppolnlment lo see a model Buy Where The Service Is! Orantes, who beat Vilas twice before this year, spotted dianapolis Racquet Club. Miss Evert defeated an ailing No. 4 home. has already won four profes- him a 1-0 lead in both sets but broke his serve four times Nancy Gunter 6-7, 7-5, 4-2 on Saturday after Miss Gunter had CollHMIlO PrlctMIMO sional Bowlers Association FLAGSHIP Orantes moved into the final round against the winner of to withdraw from the semifinals with knee cramps. RUMSON WATERFRONT Municipal Marine Basin events while mounting earn- The unseeded Miss Fromholtz earned her berth in the fi- Atlonllc Highland! »l U3I the second semifinal match between second-seeded Arthur Exquisite three bedroom Colonial with I free- 1175 Tide Charll ings of more than $81,000, tops nals by toppling No. 3 seed Marcie Louie of San Francisco in guest collage and boot house Beautiful COLUMBIA 30 TIGER - Excellent race Ashe and Onny Panin. »'•".••..•>• Naveslnk. Completely remo on the pro tour. He qualified the third round and unseeded Katja Ebbinghaus of West Ger- modatlons. Call Mike Blvono at the'siue second behind Billy Hardwick The top-seeded Miss Evert took home a check for $10,000 Water Inn tor details 1414315 many in the semifinals. of Louisville, Ky , when the from the total men's and women's purse of $150,000. Miss DAY MELGES Mil SAILBOAT - And troller The win was Miss Evert's 75th consecutive on clay over Good condition 1450 or best offer 18-game qualifier ended ear- Fromholtz, who turned 19 Sunday, got a runnerup check for (41-0371. $5,000. the past two summers M•!«• SAILBOAT - With trailer, II lier in the day. Chris Evert VAN HORN berolas, sails Priced lor quick sale Coll The young Australian battled Miss Evert in heads-up ten- ( onnors conquers AOENCY - REALTORS 431 J400 days, or 741 1557 eves and week But Anthony knocked down Opm 7 day>. Call 14 hours a day. NORTH CONWAY. N H.'(AP) - Repeating his onesided ends 1,925 pins and earned a 30-pin 747-4100 victories in the finals of last year's Wimbledon and the U.S. KM Rlvtr Rd. Fair Haver, SUNFLOWER SAILBOAT l»74 - El bonus for each of his vic- SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom ranch cellenl condition 1150 Open championships, Jimmy Connors blasted Australian Ken T«o baths, living roam with llreploce. tot Ijt5t7l tories, turning a 174-pin defi- In kitchen, dining room, screened porch, SURF SAILING Montefiisco not predicting Rosewall S-2, 6-2, yesterday in the final of the $100,000 inter- °M J.Ichmond Ave Pt. Pleasant Beach cit into a lead of 153. His (Rt 35 So.) K7|joj national tennis tournament. games were 230, 258, 233, 245, (Continued) SUMMER HOME FOR SALE - Easily WOOD IMI IS'V - IHI Mercury 50 h.p calls him "The hardest luck "He's calmer now," the man- Connors, 22, needed only 50 minutes to dispose of his 40- converted. Flvt rooms sll.000 motor. 1965 troller, extras Good value 213, 265, 258 and 223. Cll«5»»orW; IH4 came with two mates on base pitcher around. He gets all ager said of Ruthven, who year-old opponent and claim the $20,000 top prize, presented S535 123-2619 Hardwick lost all eight in the seventh and turned the the bad breaks," John said. was exiled to Toledo at the by Gov. Meldrim Thomson. The No. 1 seed also received an 13 BOSTON WHALER - With 40 h.p matches, shooting a sub-par TWO-FAMILY HOME Johnson outboard and trailer Mint candl game into a laugher. "He is definitely a major beginning of the year. "He automobile and earned 60 points in the Grand Prix of tennis. A REAL BUY AT Hon. Call 313 3401 or 113-9437. 1,557 series. 14 SAILBOAT - Blue jay rla. 90 sq. It. ol Jim Barr made one of Mon- league pitcher." will still be a 20-game winner Connors burst into tears during the presentation ceremo- $37,000 soils. Ready lor the water. IM0 Coll 191 Roy Buckley of Columbus, Five-room apartment rents lor S25O o tefusco's predictions come Halicki said his shoulder in this league. He has too ny when he told the crowd that he had just learned of the month. Three room apartment rents lor Ohio, who has not won a title good an arm not to be." $2l5o month A great Income properly 15' VENTURE CAT - 1*74 true—the one about a right- stiffened up in 55 degree death of a friend, umpire Gus Lanna of New York Lanna, HOW in three years, had the best hander on a decent day being weather in San Francisco, but Montefusco says the Giants who died recently after suffering a heart attack, officiated HICKEYJVGENCY 291-07J0 block of the night, 1,945, on 37 Beach Rd. Monmoulh Beach It' GATOR BOAT TRAILER - 40 h.p able to handle the Phils. Ban- is coming around now. need a third baseman, a Connor's two challenge match victories over Australians Rod Johnson outboard motor. 1970 Both In ex- games of 236, 227, 225, 300, Call n?-40>; onytlme cellent condition, 1400 4951114. threw about eight long outs Dan Ozark, Phil manager, catcher and a/fi^hthanded I,aver and John Newcombe at Las Vegas last winter. UNION BEACH 227, 236, 247 and 247. 16' JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - 1951 Hus but made big pitches with says Dick Ruthven has power hltter^to/be a con- Connors broke Rosewall's serve in the first game of the DUTCH COLONIAL sell made, fully equipped. 191 Ford Inter His 300 was the fifth of this cepter, plus trailer Call 741 4197 oner 5 men on base. straightened himself out. tender. match and was in complete control all the way. He grew in $1600 DOWN p.m. event. The others were by •Plus good credit, equals a Ihree-bedroom The Giants got a gift run confidence, hitting his powerful ground-strokes deeper and home with everything Huge living room, IB' FIBERGLAS SEABREEZE 1970-70 Hardwick, Bobby Fenton and dining room and kitchen. Ml basement. On h.p. Chrysler. Seollne trailer, loads ol ex off Dick Ruthven (1-1) in the more forcefully as the match went on, and never letting Rose- tras, lull canvas 717 MM Vince Pantuse earlier yes- deodjjnd street. 1245 SO monthly payment second on Mike Schmidt's wall find his rhythm. 130,300 amount financed Only (31,900 II LAPSTRAKE - Full canvas. 75 h.p. terday and by Anthony Satur- FIRESIDE REALTY INC. Chrysler outboard, trailer, three six-gallon wild throw. They added three Mets and Yanks REALTOR 47USS5 tanks, two batteries, bilge pump, etc. day. in the fifth on a walk, singles SHOO. 495-0011. Buckley, who was 6-1-1, look 15 NEW HOMES 1975 14 FT. Aluminum Boat - With SO h.p. by Von Joshua, who had four Mercury engine. Console controls and a took a lead of 81 pins over Bl levels and Colonials — five models up trailer Included, si,150. Coll 6714456. hits, and Derrell Thomas, to live bedrooms. Basements, llreploce. Ed DiTella of Maywood. central air, heavily-treed lots. Deadend 14' HOLIDAY SLOOP - IMI, mono Bobby Murcer's double and beaten by pitching I Make A Date street Walk lo shopping and trans- gany/oak, Inboard engine, sleeps lour, ex- portation. Priced from high Ms to low cellent condition. Fully equipped. Asking PUBLIC NOTICE Willie Montanez's sacrifice *Ti. Super buy lor Mlddletown. 12900 141-7194. (Continued) NOTICI iy. A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- 24' MABBLEHEAD - Sound hull, ncedi United Counties Trust Company here- and, accompanied by the Mets' team physician, Dr. James tions. Rates: $2.00 for I lines for one day. $1 00 each addi- Academy Agency, Realtors cabin work, 150 h.p. rebuilt Palmer engine by onnouncel that It will sell at public Garry Maddox drove in the MeHwyle Hoilet. NJ - Installed In 1974. Many extras. Must sell. auction a 1970 Volkswagen Karmonn Parkes, he was taken to the Columbia Eye Institute for fur- M00 842 5437 after 7 p.m lone Phillie run in the fifth tional line; $3.00 for two days, $125 each additional line; 73»2m Ghla al 4:00 P.M. an August 1916. I97S to ther examination. •MOO TAX CREDIT AVAILABLE - On II' COLUMBIA CABIN CRUISER - the highest bidder at 157 Highway 35. with a sacrifice fly with the $5 for three to five days. 11.50 each additional line; K.00 this beautiful brick and asbestos Marlboro Sleeps four, stond-up head, completely Mlddletown. N.J. It showed that Sanders had suffered some herhorrhaging for 10 days; 12.00 each additional line. Deadline noon day Ranch nestled on fe-ocre. Three lull bed rebuilt. Including engine. In water, ready GARY W UETULES bases loaded. Barr then rooms, two full baths, 13x10 goraeroom. lo go Sacrifice iliso. 717-7141. Installment Loan Dept. in the eye. A club spokesman said Sanders would remain hos- before publication Call The Daily Register, 542 4000, ask country kitchen, full dining room, ottoched Julyll, Aug. 4, II i7ao fanned Greg Luzinski to kill two-car garage, patio. Olfheot Ready lor 30 CABIN CRUISER - Flying bridge, 350 pitalized overnight and that X rays would be taken Monday to for the Date Secretary. occupancy. Asking 153,500 THE KIRWAN Chevrolet engine, rebuilt lost year. Boat in NOTICI the Phils' best threat. CO., Realtors, 717-5500 the water 13000 with slip Call anytime. determine if there had been any bone damage around the eye 791-3003 or 191-5279. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (Hat Notes and quotes sealed bids will be received by the May- The Dodgers threatened to score in the first inning when 30% DISCOUNT or and Council, Borough of Eotonlown, Ed Halicki, former Mon- Today - For children, Dial a Story with a Biblical 132. Apartments * Haul — Bottom wash and lounch July 31 New Jersey, at the Borough Hall, until Hale walked and Garvey singled with two away, but Phillips through Aug. IS. 8:00 p.m. prevailing lime, August 71. mouth College pitcher who is moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Town Houses PATTEN AVE. MARINA 1975, to furnish gasoline for use at toe flagged down Ron Cey's liner to short. And in the fifth, Hale Middletown Dial 871-3318 Renwlck PI., Lang Branch 170-1541 borough of Eatonlown. Bids will be from Keamy, was scheduled CO OP - Two bedroom Wall to wall cor opened and read publicly at a meeting of again walked and Garvey singled with two outs but this time pet, new bath, remodeled kitchen and the Borough Council at 1:00 p.m. pre- to start but missed his turn more. Best offer. Call 542-SS7I. 153. Camping Equipment vailing time on the above dote. Cey fanned. AUGUST 5 to AUGUST 18 HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom con Specifications and bid forms may be due to a stiff shoulder. Ha- domlnlum, Twlnllghts Building J Highest 10x14 TEN-MAN TENT - Sears and Roe- obtained from the Borough Clerk, In the bottom of the inning, Felix Millan was hit by a Preschool registration. PEACE Inc. of Monmouth ocean view, washer-dryer, dishwasher. buck. Used since Memorial Day until July Borough Hall, 47 Broad Street, Eaton licki is 5-9, but Mbntefusco Assumoble mortgage. Principals only II. Like new. Call 5471049 after 5:30 p m town, New Jersey 07734, telephone 54] pitch with two away. As he walked to first, Millan pointed an County located Irving PI., Belford. State certified. A.M. 01,000 741-7000 days, 177-0135 eves on weekdays. 3303. accusing finger at the Dodgers' pitcher and began shouting at Bids must be matte on designated pro and P.M. sessions available. Two day week, $15 per MIDOLETOWN TOWNSHIP posal forms In the monner required by him. Both benches emptied and the two players were kept month. Three day week, $20 per month. For information SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE 154. Recreational Vehicles the specifications. All bids must be en- Breton. On got! course, two bedrooms, two CAMPING TRAILER 1973 - Pop-up pull closed In sealed envelopes bearing the Nab woman, apart. Nothing of any consequence occurred. call 787-2736 or 787-5223. baths, air conditioned, Florida room, tire out type, large tent attaches to troller, king name and oddress of the bidder and ad- place, patio, garage 154.900 747-Oltl. and queen slisize beds, can sleep six tlo eighelghtl dressed to the Borough Council. Roy White, the Yanks' left fielder, leaped high in the air SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Two bed comfortablyrtobly, easy to ttoow and set up 191 The Mayor and council reserve the AUG. 6-AUG. 14 t A flk A •• ii m IJ 1 Li -A _ against the fence and got a glove on Balaz' two-out double, room, two bath, separate dining room, all 4679. Atlantic Highlands right to relect any ond all proposals or to- seek man appliances Included. Price reasonable. waive any Immaterial delect or Inlor- "Solemn Novena of The Miraculous Medal" will be MOTOR HOME - 1971 Chinook, automat mollty In any bid should II be In the Inter- but couldn't hang on to it. He was stranded there, though, Coll I4J 4041. Ic. air, power, sleeps tour. Low mileage. esl of the Borough to do so. Flberglos body. Call 591 1755. when Ike Hampton flied out. conducted in St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands Ser- MARJORIE L BECKER 133. Income Property TRAVEL TRAILER — 1975 Prowler J Borough Clerk in drug case Singer survived Thurmon Munson's leadoff double in the vices will be held at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Completely self contained 10x1 screen EXCELLENT - Business opportunity room, 50 ft. electrical cord, complete hitch Aug. 11 S7.H second inning. Bobby Bonds singled in the third and Rich Cog- 155,000. Rooming house with 11 plus units with easy lift, complete sewer connection, EATONTOWN - Carol AUGUST 12 Call owner Oder < p.m., 7IMM1. mirrors. Completely loaded and reody tor NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS gins singled in the fifth but both were thrown out by catcher camping. Coll after 5,1914117.14450. OCEANPORT COMMUNITY Forehand was arrested and Transcendental Meditation — Free Introductory lec- HIGHLANDS - High dead end street DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Hampton when they tried to steal. Bonds walked in the sixth Four units, excellent condition. Good re- UNFINISHED CAMPER - Will III any James Williams is being tures. Spring Lake Community House, 7:30 p.m , Eaton- turn plus depreciation, M0.000 Call Ml Please take notice that Public Hear- but was again shot down by Hampton on a steal attempt. pickup with I' wide body, must see to ap- ings will be held an Tuesday. August If. sought on charges of posses- town Boro Hall 8 p.m. 9044 evenings. preciate. Call lor details, good bargain tor 1975 at 7:00 P.M. and Thursday. August handyman CalHollel r 5 p.m.,171 1615 21, I97S at 1:00 P.M. In the Borough Hall, sion of a controlled dangerous California's Adrian Garrett walked with one out in the 1971 CHEVROLET PICK-UP - VI auto 222 Monmoulh Boulevard, Oceanporl, seventh and Mickey Rivers ran for him. Rivers proceeded to AUGUST 13 137. Lots and Acreage malic, air, camper cap. Insert sleeps NJ. 07757. The meetings are to be con- substance and hypodermic three, transmission cooler, hitch and nor ducted by the Mayor and/or his design steal second after Stanton popped up but May turned back the HOLMDEL - Three acre choice building ees namely the Local Public Agency In syringes and needles. "Summer Sing" — Sponsored by the Shrewsbury Cho- site. Wooded, horse trails Owner, uf ness, two saddle tanks. Only 37,000 miles. Reody to go Coll Danny Dee at 7474717 compliance ol the Division ol Housing threat when he slipped a third strike past Dave Chalk and Community Development Act ot 1974 rale. Audience participation. Commons Dining Room, HOLMDEL - Two acres, wooded. In 1974 20 FT. TAG ALONG - Fully sell con Public Low»3i«J. Acting on a search warrant, In the eighth, Ed Herrmann led off with a single for the Brookdale Community College. 8-10 P.M. Adults: $150; "Country Woods." UMOO. A new listing lalned. Sleeps six. Many extras The purpose al the August 19th Public COIENS REALTOR, 741 ltU Coll 364-6714 Hearing Is to offer oil persons, agencies, police raided the apartment Yanks' fourth hit and Rick Bladt bunted pinch-runner Alex students/senior citizens: $1.00. Robert Spencer conducts KEANSBURG - Corner Grove Place and 72 STARCRAFT MOTOR HOME 1973 - and organizations a second opportunity at 47 Wedgewood Drive at Johnson to second. But Singer got pinch-hitter Lou Piniella Mendelssohn's Elijah. Woodslde Ave.. 50x100. U500 All flberglos roof, air, sleeps four SfiOO to appear and present their views will 717-HOS 14,000 miles. Call 747 3603 respecespect to the Borough's Community De 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. No one and Bonds on routine fly balls to Stanton in center. velopment Prograam Including the use ol MlDDLETOWN - Residential heavily the Borough's Entitlement Funds ot was home at that time, but Skip Jutze and Tommy Helms knocked in two runs apiece Transcendental Meditation — Free introductory lec- wooded lot, privacy, live minutes from the S6O4.000.00 to be mode ovolloble lor the ocean. 113,500 191 3134 evenings SPECIAL second yeor schedule to commence In Ms. Forehand turned herself as the Astros handed the Pirates their fifth straight loss and tures Freehold YMCA, 8 p.m., The International Medita- January, 1976, and the use ol Community RUMSON - MS' bulkheoded waterfront, 200 NOTICES Development discretionary lunds ol in to police at 2 am. Wednes- the ninth in their last 12 games. But Pittsburgh retained its tion Society, 8 p.m. Little Silver Boro Hall, 8 p.m. Fur- one plus ocre. ready to build on now. Ask- 120,000.00 that may become available tar Ing M1.900, COZENS REALTOR. 741 76(6. the 1st year program In the Asbury Park- day. She is scheduled to ap- slender two-game lead over Philadelphia in the NL East. ther information call 774-6616. 210. Lost And Found Long Branch Standard Metropolitan Slo pear in court Thursday. Bill Bonham hurled a five-hitter and Rick Monday wall- LOST — Cray ond white male cat. big llstlcol Area. 118. Mobile Homes green eyes, wearing blue collar and white The purpose ol the August 21 Public oped a three-run double in the Cubs' victory over the Braves. AUGUST 14 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - flea collar. Rumson area. "Pinky." Re- Hearing Is lo provide citizens an op Ken Reitz hit a game-tying homer in the 10th and Lou Brock National Council of Jewish Women invites you to in- Bethany Rd., Hailel. Adult park. Walk to word 142 1272. porlunlly to participate In the devel- She is free on $1,500 bail shopping. Call 2«4 3t 11 opment ot the necessary applications lor dulge in Summer Pleasures! Wine and cheese at 12 noon LOST — Large male cat, block. "Meko ' submission to the Deportment of Hous- and police say she has not yet later singled home the run that carried the Cardinals past the MOBILE HOME 10x41 - )Vi rooms, lull Vicinity East Keansaurg. Wearing while ing & Urban Development. Nework, N.J. Padres. Aug. 14. Call 842-6823 or 222-6804. RSVP bath, covered polio and shed Adult pork tleo collar Reward 717 1091. All Interested persons, agencies, ond been served a summons for 1711554 LOST — Large orange striped mole cat organizations desiring lo be heard will Cecil Cooper and Jim Rice hit two-run homers and the Red PRINCESS MOBILE HOME - 10x55. lo with white markings Vicinity Hwy 35. No be ottered the opportunity to be heard at possession of stolen property. AUGUST 14,15. 16 veslnk River Rd. 142 2171. these Public Hearings and all written Sox, by beating Oakland, increased their AL East lead over stay on choice lot. Reasonable. statements ond objections that may be A woman's pendant watch Monmouth Beach Fireman's Fair — Beach Rd., Aug. Call 495 2351 LOST — Small block Poodle, vicinity of filed shall be considered. Baltimore to seven games while the A's edge in the West was Newman Springs Rd ond Garden Stole which was allegedly found in 14, 15, 16. 6 p.m.-12 midnight. Free adult prizes, grand 11 x 55 MOBILE HOME - Many extras In BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT cut to 5>6 games over Kansas City. Bert Blyleven's three-hit- eluded. Slays on lot. Moving, must sell Parkway Reword. 741-0161. LOCAL PUBLIC ACENCV the apartment was identified prize drawing. Sat., Aug. 16,11 p.m. Price lust reduced 195-0735: LOUIS J.SYLVAIN ter and Phil Roof's homer helped Minnesota extend the Ti- 211. Special Notices EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR by a Matawan resident, who 11x65 MOBILE HOME - In adult pork No gers' club-record losing streak to 15 games. pets. In good condition. Air conditioning, NEED TENNIS PARTNER - Evenings Aug. II HIM said it had been taken during AUGUST 14,15, 16,17 conopy, awnings. Reasonable Coll 717- ond weekends. Rumson oreo. John Mayberry's three-run homer helped the Royals top 3413. Coll 741 1595 NOTICI a breaking and entry at her 80th annual Monmouth County Horse Show, "A 1161 RICHARDSON - 10x5S Two bed FREDERICK J. K ALMA, ISO. home. Cleveland. Brian Downing's homer put Chicago on the score- Rated." Admission $2 for entire 4 days, children under 12 room. IO»1O shed. All molar appliances in Main Street board in the ninth inning, then Jorge Orta's double gave the stay. Asking 14150 Call 911 5731 after S PUBLIC NOTICE McHowon, New Jersey (7747 free with adult. At New Monmouth County Horse Show p.m., anytime weekends. Days, call 462 (MIISU-MM 7619, ask lor Keith. K lot sky, Hlmelmaa ft Ktahty Attorney Mr PtelMtl An investigation Is being White Sox their victory over Baltimore. HO Brood Street MONMOUTHCOUNTY COURT Grounds, E. Freehold Rd., Freehold. Come see top Red Bank. New Jersey 177(1 DOCKIT NO. 1MJ7 continued by Detective U. equestrians competing in many exciting events, 8:30 a.m. 131. Houses for Sale Attorneys lor Plelnlllf Civil Artie* Monmevth County Court JUDGMENT ON CHANGE OF NAME Lawrence DeVito, Detective to 4:30 p.m. For information, 741-2089 or 780-2322 Deckel Ne. I9J91 IN THE MATTER OP * NAME John Barcume, County In- IN RE: ANTONIA TONI COSTA: CHANGE OP A MINOR CHILD. BRIAN NOTICE DWIQMT JARILLO, BY JEAN MARY vestigator Donald Manning, AtlanticHighlands Take notice that on Friday, August 72. JARILLO, HIS NATURAL MOTHER AUGUST 15,16,17 1975 at 9:00 In the forenoon Antonio Tool AND GUARDIAN. Sgt. William Hutting, and Pa- Annual Podell Memorial Fall Art Festival - Fri. thru ATTENTION Costa on Infant, by her maternal grand BRIAN DWIGHT JARILLO, on Inlonl mother, Nlldo Vlscusl, shall apply to the by his mother and natural guardian, trolmen William Barnshaw Sun. Aug. IS, 16, 17, 10:30 am 11:30 p.m. on grounds of Monmouth County Court at Monument Jean Mary Jorlllo, having mode appli- and Joseph Pelella. Park, Freehold, New Jersey for |udg- cation to this Court by duly verified com- wears AE laurels Long Branch Historical Museum, 1260 Ocean Ave., Long' ment authorizing her to assume the plaint for a ludgment authorizing him to Branch. Telephone 229-0600 or 222-9879. Crafts and Sculp- COMMUTERS! name Antonio TonlVlscusl. assume the name al BRIAN DWIGHT, Nllda Vlscusl and It appearing to the Court that he has LEONARDO - Atlantic hart singled and scored on tor spaces closed. Spacious 5-bedroom home. 17 Parkview Drive compiled with all of the provisions ol Hoilet, New Jersey 07730 N.J,5.A. 2A:52 1 et sen., and the Rules of Highlands will play the win- three consecutive errors on Close to the Parkway. Features Court, ond the Court being sotlslfed 7 from county ner of the Howell-Freehold infield grounders. wall-to-wall carpeting, full base- Aug. I, 11,11, 13, 14 126 00 thereof ond that there Is no reasonable AUGUST 16 ob|ectlon thereto; game to decide the American Brian Paglione gave up five ment, garage, extra large land- IT IS on this 4th day ol August, 1975, get commissions Annual Summer Dance, sponsored by Sea (fright •scaped lot. Price very flexible 131. Houses tor Sale ORDERED and ADJUDGED that League champion of the Ed hits in absorbing the defeat. BRIAN DWIGHT JARILLO be and he Is First Aid, Peninsula House, Sat., Aug' 16, 9-1 a.rn.'Music Owner anxious. Red Bank hereby authorized to assume the name of SEA GIRT - Forty-eight Carleton Memorial Baseball He gave up five walks and 137,900 BRIAN DWIGHT. all from and otter National Guardsmen have re- by Bob Adams. Buffet. $7.50 per couple. Sept. 4,1975; League. fanned two. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that ceived commissions as second WORK IN within 10 days after the date hereof sold Ron Santee, former Henry Atlantic Highlands never Middletown ORT is sponsoring an Annual Art Auction plaintiff couse a copy of this ludgment to lieutenants, after completing Hudson Regional High School COOL COMFORT be published In the Red Bank Register, trailed. Brian Carhart walked open to the public. A magnificent collection of beautifully and that within 20 days after the entry al (he Officers Candidate School pitcher, yielded six hits and in the fourth inning and later framed art in all medias. Holiday Inn, Rt. 35, Hazlet. this ludgment he tile this ludgment and (OCS) at the New Jersey Mil- Valuable brick, air conditioned affidavit of publication thereof with the walked five while striking out scored on Bill Gresh's double, Viewing at 8 p.m. Auction 9 p.m. Programmed by the office building available. Over Clerk ol the Monmouth County Court, itary Academy. and a certified copy ot this ludgment one en route to the victory for but Hazlet came right back in well known Bruce Andrews Galleries. 5,000 sq. ft in readily acces- with the Secretary ol Stale purusant lo The new officers, who come 671-1000 sible area of Red Bank. Asking the provisions of the stotute ond rules ot Atlantic Highlands. the bottom of the inning. Tom Route 35 — MtddHltown court In such case mode ond provided. from throughout the state, Atlantic Highlands (8-6-2) "Flea Market" - by the Ladies Auxiliary, Wayside $115,000. DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM. Calicchlo singled, took second C.C.J. will receive duty assignments won the American East on a passed ball and scored Fire Company at the fire house on Greengrove Road, Aug 11 112.41 shortly to Army National crown last night by defeating on Bob King's single. Wayside. 9:00. Spaces $5. Call 493-8864 or 493-3462. 135. Commercial Property AVAILABLE THRU NOTICE Guard and Army Reserve Hazlet, 3-2, when Brian Car- NOTICE Is hereby given that separate units where the need for offi- Hazlet's final run came in AUGUST 17 sealed bias will be received by the Town, the seventh. Frank Schiavino ship Administrator, Mlddletown on Au- cers exists. "Open House" - Bayshore Christian School at Croy- HINTELMANN gust 31. 1973 al 10:00 a.m. Iprevalllng Kerekesh tops walked with the bases loaded. don Hall, Leonardville Rd, Leonardo. (Off Hwy. 36) 3-6 REALTORS lime) lor the furnishing of a Multl Chan- Graduates from Monmouth nel Logging Recorder System for the Po- The loss for Hazlefwas p.m. BUY lice Deportment. County included: Ernest Bio, qualifiers field 842-0600 At the above lime and place, the bids Long Branch; Victor D. Conti only its second of the year 21 RIDGE ID. MmSON will be publicly opened and read. Award of bids will be made by the Township Jr., Freehold; Jack W. Eisner against 13 wins. AUGUST 20 SHORE AREA-I Committee within thirty (30) days Irom LEONARDO - The ladies the date of opening. All bids must com and John F. Williams Jr., Monmouth County Christian Women's Club Luncheon form to specifications, terms and condl of the Beacon Hill Country Grocery-Dell tlons which ore on file, ond available lo Howell; Charles R. Hayes, — Comedy Fashion Show, 12 noon, Buck Smith's, East 132. Apartments/ all bidders without charge, at the Olflce Club opened their bids to Gross nearly doubled — 3 Town Houses of Central Purchasing, Annex. King's Eatontown; John S. Lench, qualify for the club golf Keansburg. $3.50. Reservations 291-0823. Free nursery. years. Unlimited potential Highway. Mlddlelown. N.J All bids Nursing school gets Jr mull be submitted on the bid proposal Middletown, and Thomas F. championship. Prime area. $25,000. form available al the Olflce of Central 821,351 for library C AUGUST 22 Purchasing. McAuliffe, Manasquan. Mrs. Robert Kerekesh car- Bids must be enclosed In a scaled en NEPTUNE - The Ann May-^ "Flea Market" - Old Village Firehouse, Rl. 35, Mid- CHESHIRE SQUARE velope bearing the name and oddress ol ded a 91 and was the top qual- dletnwn. 7 p.m -midnight. Any garage sale donations will the bidder and Item being bid upon. ifier in the championship School of Nursing, Jersey • * • The Exclusive Adult All bids must be occojnponled by a be picked up by the Firemen or spice rental $5. Call 671- Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid flight. Mrs. Paul Bova took Shore Medical Center, has re- Condominium lor those Bond In the amount of ten (10%) per cent Dog license deadline 4813 or 671-6606. 48 and over. of the total amount bid and drown to the honors over Mrs. Robert Mat- ceived a $21,351 grant for a order ol the Treasurer ol the Township told by Matawan Twp Laundromat of Mlddlelown. ond a Statement ol Con thews (both 101) on a match new library from the Helen Enjoy the luxuries and lent of Surely from a surely company MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - of cards in the first flight. Fuld Health Trust. AUGUST 31 With building or without. the elegance of this authorized to do business In the State of 'Old Fashioned Clam Bake" - Given by River Plaza New Jersey ond acceptable lo the Town- Dog owners who have hot ob- Mrs. William Haas was tops The Helene Fuld Health Good terms possible. Own- prestigious community ship ot Mlddlelown. Hose Co., to be held at Jay-Win Farm, 933 Front St. AU All bidders must comply with Chapter tained licenses for their pets in flight two by a match of Trust is the largest charitable er of many years is retiring. 127, PL. 1975, "An Ad Relating to Dis- you can eat from lobsters to melons, $12 50 per person, 4 (Only a lew lett) From crimination In connection with certain by Aug. 18 face a summons cards over Mrs. William Rus- trust solely dedicating its en- $41,900. public contracts" ond supplementing the 10 p.m. Dining, dancing, free beer. We'll do our best to Law against Discrimination,' ap- from the local health depart- sell. Both posted 109. tire funds to the health, edu- proved April 16, I97S (PL 1945. clef) extinguish your appetites. 741-3227 or 747-5025. The Township Committee reserves the ment, according to Patrick Mrs. Gordon Vanhorne's 26 cation and welfare of student CHESHIRE SQUARE right lo relect any or all bids, to wolve Hanson, health officer. nurses. Informalities therein, and lo accept the putts were low. NOV. 8-NOV. 15 CHUUCH ST. Off flOJPKI AVI. bid In the bell Interest ol the Township Licenses for 1075 may be The Ann May School of BY ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP Chip ins were recorded by St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Mexico City, COMMITTEE obtained from Mrs. Faye Pas- Mrs. Jack Balmer, Mrs. Rob- Nursing was founded in 1905 UTTU SUVK, N.I. GEORGES. SMITH Taxco and Acapulco. For Information, call Peg Hawley, TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR tore in the Municipal Building ert Ticehurst and Mrs. Austin and in 1907 the first class of 291-0876. 747-1JJ7 741-11W during business hours. Cushman. four students graduated. U Aug. II sU >4 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 11. 1975 At the movies MENLOPARK These schedules are pro- HAZLET MENLO PARK CINEMA- PLAZA - Once li Not Enough I 45. 3 4S, S SO. vided by the theater and the Bite llw Bullet 7:10; « 30 Television Today CINEMA I- I 00. 10 10 times are lor today only. The Wind and the Lion 1:00; 1 30; 1:IS EAST BRUNSWICK TURNPIKE-INDOOR- •CO t)ANK CINEMA II — New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " MONMOUTH HUTS CENTE« (fir Jowl! 00. 7:00; 9.3J jaws 2:00; 7:00; 9:10 DAYTIME SPORTS (Q TODAY IN DELAWARE Q ABC NEWS *:13 BO NBC NEWS UPDATE O Q TONIGHT SHOW in*rhr MM CarttM) — «T isomve IN - Elger Sanction 7 M SlMU KIIKri tM The Devil i Rolnl:<0. 17:09 am 6:30 (JJ GIANTS FOOTBALL (BCR ELECTRIC COMPANY Q THE AVENGERS *M (H MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Host: John Davidson. Guest: MOVIES III- Don I Look In the Botemenl 10 30 David Brenner. Plnocchlo 10:30 am. 11:30 a m ; New York Giants vs. New6:M g NBC NIGHTLY NEWS "Murdersvllle" MATAWAN • -57 Q O BICENTEN. MINUTES 0 MOVIE 1:30: ):M; i X. » 30 Oiw of Ou. Dlno CINEMA M- England Patriots in a pre- Q I LOVE LUCY (0 NEWS louri Is Mining 17:00 noon. I 00. ) 00 The Towering Inferno 1:00 Classified Way Narrator: John Callum. "Gentleman Jim" (1942). Er- < 00 I 15 STIIATHMOIE season exhibition game. (Re- "The Black Eye" |B UNDER PENN'S HAT rol Flynn, Alexis Smith. A MOVIES IV - CINEMA I - »0O OCD Tnt Drowning Pool M0: » 30 Pinocchlo 2 00. 7:00 One of Out Dlno "The Action Line" peat ot Sun., Aug. 10) Q ABC EVENING NEWS Guest: Dr. Evan Turner story about the atari of louri li Milling 3 35, I 35 Maude suspects Walter's new- DAYTIME MOVIES (Q CBS EVENING NEWS (J) WORLD PRESS James J. Corbett's boxing ca- CINEMA I— . CINEMA II— ly acquired devotion to the Beyond tht Ooor 7:00. 4 00. a 00, TheDe»lli Rain 7 IS; 9: IS 7 JO Q CHANNEL 2 EYE ON reer and Ma championship l:K:htl 542-1700 10:00 Q "Somt People" (O TAKE 12 church la based on some- Q HOLLYWOOD SQUARES bout with John L. Sullivan. CINEMA II- ASBURV PARK 1:00 Q "They Who Dire" "Philadelphia Community Co- thing other than true religious Tht Wind ond tht Lion 2: 10. S 00. LYRIC- fj) HOGAN'S HEROES Q Q WIDE WORLD: 7:30: 10:00 Chinese Professlonali 7:30 Force Four Q "The Damned Don't Cry" ordinated Child Care Council fervor. (R) EATONTOWN 9 10 Campaign" "A Funny Thing Happened on MYSTERY COMMUNITY — SAVOY — Qj) "The Arnailo Affair" Q O S.W.A.T. Second Comma of Eva 1:35; 4 00, (J) BIO BLUE MARBLE the Way to London" Once It Not Enough I 30; » Q(D HHODA ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MIDDLETOWN Ion takes young Bessie Suth- Dane Clark, Margaret Lock- ATLANTIC CINEMA- CINEMA I— "The Night of the Grand Q ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Rhoda and Joe discover they The Towering Inferno • 00 The Devil j Rain ! 30 » IS "Ellle for Council" erland, now an orphan, after wood KEANSIUia CINEMA II - Emir" her parents have been killed are the youngest passengers COLONIAL- Monty Python ond tnc Holy Groll 7:4S; O TO TELL THE TRUTH (JJ BURNS AMD ALLEN The Towering Inferno 7:00: 10:00 7:00 Q CBS EVENING NEWS on the prairie, to live with on board a honeymoon Car- 9 30 ibbean cruise — by about •The Case of the Fiery Fin- MIDDLETOWN FUEEHOLO ••»••••••• her aunt, only to discover TOWN EAST — MALL I - ••»••••• • ••• 30 years. (R) gers" that she Is not wanted Once li Nol Enough 70S. 9 10 Bite the Bullet 7:10. 9:10 00 COUNTRf CARNIVAL TOWN WEST — MALL II — DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT Q O NBC MAJOR LEAGUE 12:00 QJ PERRY MASON Tommv7:79; TheWlnOonaiheLlon7:15, BASEBALL 10.-00 f) (0 MEDICAL CENTER (J) NEWS FOR THE DEAF Philadelphia Phillies' vs. Pitts- •No Way Home." A former 12:30 Qj) YOGA FOR HEALTH 1:00 Q O TOMORROW ITALIAN OPERA burgh Pirates. Back-up game: film star, tries to make a EXCLUSIVE SHOWING Houston Astros vs. St. Louis comeback efter 20 years, on- Guest: Alan Landsburg, TV n<» M Hi m EVEJfffWai. 7T011PJI. Cardinals. ly to discover that she la producer and author of "The £) DEALER'S CHOICE no longer wanted. (R) Outer Space Connection," will PINOCCHIO KEN HITCHNEft O O THE R0°KIE> S an NEWS discuss phenomena In outer AT THE PIANO CARIBE space. "Angel " A teenaged girl from ta o Q MINORITY: PERSPECTIVE Jill's hometown arrlvea In "Assault on the Cllavera.K Q MOVIE THURS.-fRI.-SAT. EVENINGS search of an acting career Ben and Mark conlront a and gets Involved with a ruthless gangleader who "Blue tor Lovers" (196S). Ray Cocktail Lounge self styled agent who tries threatens to blow up a hotel Charles, Tom Bell. to lure her Into so-called and six hostages unless he Q) NEWS Open 7 Days "adult" movies. (R) '•••••••••• •••••••••••••••« receives a high ransom. (R) 1 JO (0 THE LATE LATE SHOW Q MOVIES Q NEW YORK REPORT "Island of Desire" (1952) Tab To enjoy life tree from stress "Odette" (1951). Anna Nea- 3J SAFARI Hunter, Linda Darnell. gle, Trevor Howard. A docu- 10:30 Q NEW JERSEY REPORT fJJ INSIGHT mentary of the Inspiring cour- 1:30 £) MOVIE age and Indomitable spirit of QD DEALER'S CHOICE TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION this young woman who be- "Blood on the Arrow" (1964). n;oo QQQQQOJ) NEWS Dale Robertson, Martha Hirer. Shown at 2-4-6-8 M taught by comes a, British agent as- Q fjj) BEST OF GROUCHO NO ONE signed to the underground In O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 9:45 and late Show Fri. Q HARNESS RACING FROM MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI France during World War II. 1:46 U THE FUGITIVE UND!H17[B ROOSEVELT A Sal. Nitos at 11 P.M. FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURES 0| MOVIES 2:00 £} NEWS "The Wrong Arm of the Law" O) THE HONEYMOONERS ED. & SAT 0 MOVIE T Tuas., AUQ 12 — Spring Lake Community House 7:30 P.r/. (1963). Peter Sellers, Lionel "The Deciding Vote" "Man In • Cocked Hat" $1.25 'TIL c c c c c c Eatontown Borough Hall — 8 P.M. Jeffries A cockney trio mas- (0 ABC NEWS FOR DEAF fr £r r P u io« oMct op»ni I » *•• I i m IOO mwu m toMta nun I** OUim 4 prtc. !«*•• '» P*« hit m* Ml tm taSHtil LINDA RONSTADT EVENINGS 7:00 -10:00 Ili) MT I Ul. I ML IJC-MS44I Autu>t 19 THE SPINNERS fc BEN E. 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ITSTEI?(?I8|_E' Your horoscope, birthday YOUR SEEP Y*« *»oor ',€ STEW? V^ * MONDAY. AUGUST II - an attitude may bring about sp^ your piece at wiU You vancement today -- but you will / OONT Born today, you are one of those periods of great fatigue -• a may nave t0 name namcs and have to be sharp of eye and keen OBDER single minded, purposeful in- result of prolonged intensity ieve| specific charges, of wit to discover where it lies. IT dividuals with whom, unless one which you will have to guard SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Don't be in a hurry. is in complete agreement, it can against. Unless you can say something ARIES (March 21-April 19) - be extremely difficult to deal. To find what is in store for you complimentary about another, The wise Aries will keep as Because of your great indepen- wou we l0 to routine as an unusual birthday ^^ 'd d° " ^Y nothing dence of mind, you find it hard to anandreaa reaaT correspondincorr7sDond"ng * *» Children are sensitive t£ day wil. l. allow... . _._.:_„Don't tr_y _„,„_to ex. work jointly with others. This case that which surprises accept paragraph. Let your a y does not mean that you do not birthday s AGITTAR|us (Nov 22. it. star be your daily guide. enjoy the company of others dur- Dec. 21) -Make no attempt to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ing your leisure hours, merely * * * play both ends against the mid- —The Taurus who reveres con- that you cannot combine your dle unless you are prepared to vention and respects tradition efforts with those of another to Tuesday, August 12 lose something on both sides. Do will fare best today. The young Andy Capp produce a satisfying piece of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - more than talk a good game. may find this a difficult time to work. Work you produce on your Choose your companions with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22*Jan. make progress. own. however, is satisfying in- care: otherwise, you may find T 19) -Unless you can express GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - deed. yourself talked into actions you -I'LL MARCH IN yourself clearly, you may lose Unless you make clear precisely TCH/THf TIME, 1 It is not your nature to spend a had every intention of avoiding, THCRt AN frlVE out on today's rewards. Think what you wish another to gi've 'EH A OOOD great deal of time in what might Keep alert to new ideas, over what you wish to say - 1 you. whether it be of a material 10TININ TO be termed "fun." You prefer that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -If before you say it! ANDY or a spiritual nature, you will be I WILL, your activities -• even those in you would have your words car- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IB) in for disappointment. which you participate after ry the weight necessary to effect —Don't accept another's view as WILL CANCER (June 21-July 22) - employment duties are fulfilled a change .in the status quo, if it were your own, unless, of If you have kept your eyes on the -- have either a practical or an choose them carefully. Don't course, it is. Otherwise, you will esthetic purpose; that they hestitate to speak the truth, encourage a reputation for dis- future at Ihe same time that you should produce rest, relaxation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -So honesty. have kept your nose to the laughter, and enjoyment in gen- long as you are willing to bear PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - grindstone, you should see real eral is not enough for vou. Such witness to your own accusations, There is opportunity for ad- gain by evening. SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINHOLD king of clubs win the trick. club trick, you won't be stuck South dealer When the Day of Judgment South had to use his last in dummy. You'll get back to East-Went vulnerable comes, bridge columnists will trump to reach his hand. But your hand with a trump. Af- NORTH have a lot to answer for. We since the ace of clubs was ter all, that's just why you • A <; 9 5 2 have somehow given the im- still out, South wasn't any leave the trumps there in the M 2 pression that bridge experts better off in his hand than in dummy. O J 5 -4 2 never make mistakes. the dummy. He won only six • KJ South was an expert of in- trump tricks, one spade and DAILY QUESTION W ESI EAST JXft ternational fame. When he one club. K 1114 * Partner deals and bids one 75 J Falling downstairs opens his mouth to speak, let spade. The next player \ k no dog bark. Tell the truth, now: you'd 0 10 'M doubles, and you hold: S— K 7 (.4 A IJ 1 Our hero ruffed the second have made four hearts if 10 4 3 H - 6 3 D-Q 10 9 3 C sot 111 diamond, drew three rounds you'd been South. Of course - A Q 3. What do you say? • 7 of trumps and led a club. you would; it's as easy as Answer: Redouble. This is A KQJ W) East won with the queen of falling downstairs. the clearest way to say that X clubs and led another dia- Ruff the second diamond the hand belongs to your side. 10 t K52 mond, forcing South to ruff and lead clubs immediately. You expect to bid three South North EuM with his next-to-last trump. That's right. Don"t bother to spades at your next turn to l •- I 4 Pass South led another club, and draw the trumps first. show your full strength and Pass : NT I'ass East shrewdly let dummy's If any wiseacre refuses a fine spade support. Ml Pass Opening lead O K

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