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VOL. 98 N0.3 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1975 15 CENTS ^Unacceptable9Senate fiscal plan sets stage for Trenton cold war By JAMES H RUBIN the reductions became offi- In a brief televised address with the state's financial and — An increase In the corpo- said they were illegal since cial. from his outer office, Byrne educational needs. rate income tax, from 5.5 per the state constitution requires TRENTON (AP) - Gov. The Senate meeting, which plainly indicated he had not The administration has esti- cent to 7.5 per cent, to pro- that tax-raising measures Brendan T. Byrne and his al- produced a bipartisan agree- abandoned an income tax mated it will take about 1750 duce $90 million. originate in the Assembly. lies In the Assembly were in ment on approximately $330 even though the Senate re- . million in new revenue to — Taxes on bank stock Moreover, they said, the spe- open, bitter conflict with the million in taxes, set the stage jected the idea five times in meet those need). transfers and savings and cial session was a futile ges- state Senate today after an for what is expected to be a the last year. The tax package approved loan buildings, $20 million. ture since Byrne and the As- extraordinary midnight ses- protracted war of nerves over by the Senate before it ad- — A penny increase in the sembly have said they won't sion in which the Senate ap- the solution of New Jersey's "I will not be panicked into journed this morning in- cigarette tax, now at 18 cents, go along. proved a variety of taxes de- fiscal problems. any hasty, inequitable solu- cludes : for $8 million. Supporters of the program signed to restore most of the Earlier yesterday, Byrne tion that does not do the job," , — A penny increase on the Critics of the taxes See Seaale, page 2 {314 million in administration and the Assembly Democratic Byrne said. "I am hopeful 5 per cent sales tax to raise budget cuts. leadership served notice that there will be agreement on a about f 1(0 million. Today marked the first day any so-called nuisance tax revenue program that deals — Increased car and truck of the nenj fiscal year when package was unacceptable. lly and responsibly" registration fees, $50 million. Byrne aide may sue Bedell TRENTON (AP) — Antagonism between the state admin- istration and some Democratic senators was underscored yes- terday by the disclosure that a counsel to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Mrs. Jerry English, was considering a libel suit against Sen. Eugene Bedell, D-Monmouth. Bedell was quoted in a news account as saying the admin- ADMINISTRATION WANTS TO SUE - State Sen. istration offered state aid to benefit his constituents last week Eugene J. Bedell, D-MonrViouth, talks to Assem- in return for his support of an income tax. blyman Edward Hynes (back to camera) outside Although Bedell mentioned Mrs. English directly in the the State Senate Chamber In Trenton yesterday. published report, he said yesterday she made no offers herself The legal counsel to Gov. Brendan Byrne raised for his vote. Bedell voted against the tax. the possibility of a libel suit against Bedell. County school heads fired as cuts begin TRENTON (AP) - The two weeks notice or one week the eight state colleges. Rut- $535 a year tuition. The pro- Byrne administration's dras- plus vacation time, he said. gers, the state university, the posed increase, urged by tic reduction of the new state Members of the governor's 17 county colleges and the Byrne last week to make up budget began to be felt yes- cabinet were told to draw up state medical school. some of the cuts, would hike terday when the firing of 21 dismissal plans for employes Chancellor of Higher Edu- tuition to about $800 a year at county school superintendents in their departments and send cation Ralph Dungan called a the eight schools. FIGHTING CONTINUES — Three armed men ad- have been killed and 800 wounded In continued and 56 workers in their of- them as fast as possible to meeting of the state Board of Rutgers sets its own tuition vance near barricade barrels on a Beirut street fighting In Lebanon this week, fices. the state treasurer's office for Higher Education for (.30 which is now $505 a year but during fighting yesterday. More than 200 people The governor's office re- approval. The final decision p.m. today at the Educational the state board was expected tracted late last night, a on layoffs will be made by Testing Service Conference to urge the university's board statement earlier in the day Byrne, his aide said. center in Princetpn to consid- of Governors to order a sim- that 333 employes of the State The governor's budget cut- er an immediate 50 per cent ilar 50 per cent increase. Agricultural Experiment Sta- backs included a 150 miUlon increase In state college tui- The state board sets the Beirut street fighting rages tion at Rutgers University reduction of funds for public tion. celling for the county colleges had been dismissed. higher education, including The colleges now charge See Stale Jobs, page 2 A spokesman for the gover- nor retracted the statement after Rutgers officials pointed as death toll mounts to 210 qut that employes at the sta- BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - heaviest one-day toll since the lice broadcast appeals to a midnight radio broadcast tion were paid by the univer- Bond ratings down Savage street fighting raged fighting broke out last snipers to stop firing on am- reported the official an- sity and would be laid off by unabated through the night Tuesday. bulances and trucks. nouncement of the new gov- the university if cuts In state and into the eighth day today funds supporting the facility Terrified noncombatants "Corpses are scattered ernment was held up until while Lebanon's new "recon- today by last-minute snags in made It necessary. ciliation cabinet" squabbled stayed at home with window about streets and alleyways," The governor's aide said shutters closed. All shops and, reported one resident in the the allocation of cabinet jobs. for agencies, towns about ministerial appoint- The reported cabinet lineup dismissal notices were sent to ments. business houses were also eastern suburbs, where Chris- College. All went from a Aa tians, Moslems, leftists, right- represents all of Lebanon's 21 county school superinten- By BEN VAN VLIET problems," said Moody's, Casualties increased to closed, and most streets were dents, who are state employ- rating to an A-l rating. "we can no longer assign it left to the fighters and the ists and Palestinian guerrillas major religious sects. Karami more than 210 dead and began fighting each other last is a Sunni Moslem, former es, and to 56 other state em- RED BANK - The often The lower ratings follow our top rating." nearly 1,000 wounded as security forces trying in vain ployes In the superintendents' reported lack of confidence in Moody's reduction in rating of. to check the bloodshed. week. President ChamlUe Chamoun The seven Monmouth bond armed Moslem and Christian a Maronite Christian, Philip offices. the administration of Demo- state bonds several weeks issues rated downward were factions battled with mortars, Fires raged in buildings hit The government television Takla a Roman Catholic, The new budget was to take cratic Gov. Brendan T. Byrne ago, which went from Aaa to Asbury Park School bonds; machine guns and rocket-pro- by rockets or dynamite. station announced yesterday Ghassan Tueni an Orthodox effect today without the $384 has made itself felt in nation- Aa. Hazlet Township school pelled grenades. A total of VI The government radio that Premier-designate Rash- Christian, Adel Osseiran a million Gov. Brendan T. al financial circles. "Although good security is bonds; Howell Township dead were reported in the 24 warned that no street In the id Karami had finally put to- Shllte Moslem and Majid Ar- Byrne slashed from the Yesterday, Moody's Bond provided for the state's school bonds; Keansburg hours ending at dawn, the city of 700,000 was safe. Po- gether a six-man cabinet, but slan a Druze Moslem. spending program last Friday Survey, one of the most re- bonds," Moody's said yes- school bonds; Long Branch after the New Jersey Senate spected weekly financial pub- terday, "the current policy of school bonds; Manalapan- failed to pass his proposed in- lications, downgraded the the state In facing its revenue Englishtown school bonds and come tax to close a deficit of bond rating of both the New problems and Its general Union Bejcji school bonds. that size. Jersey Highway Authority, bonding program is open to The cause of all this is an GAO asks for data on fort The governor's aide said which operates the Garden serious doubt about its ability overall lack of confidence in Byrne's original estimate that State Parkway, and that of to be decisive in face of need." the Democratic adminis- cutbacks would cost 2,000 jobs the New Jersey Turnpike Au- Umemploymeit cited tration says Jerome U. had risen to some 4,000 em- thority. In addition, the newsletter Burke, president of Underhill ployes, unless Byrne and leg- Since their Inception, both said, the state cannot tap Associates, a Red Bank in- move's economic impact islators agreed on a revenue the authorities had been rated available wealth to meet vestment banking firm. plan to restore funds to the as Aaa, the highest rating. present needs; unemployment Byrne blamed By SHERRY FIGDORE legation for additional infor- The three congressmen had said the three congressmen budget. Yesterday they were rated as is high, and tax revenues are "The governor's lack of mation on Ft. Monmoutb and jointly requested the GAO In- had reiterated their criticisms Also, more than 15,000 Aa, meaning the authorities showing little or no growth, leadership," Mr. Burke said, WASHINGTON - The Gen- its economic importance in quiry into the economics the at yesterday's meeting that school, municipal and county will have to pay substantially and the economy Is tempora- "has cost the state the lack of era! Accounting Office Monmouth County. Army Materiel Command the AMC concept study erred employes could be fired. The higher Interest to sell their rily stagnant. confidence by major investors (GAO), one week into its In- GAO representatives met (AMC) used in the concept in its cost savings, failed to aide said civil service em- bonds. "Because of our doubts and that lack of confidence Is vestigation of the economics yesterday morning with Sen. study to justify a recommend- consider community effects of ployes would receive 45 days In addition, seven Mon- about the decision-making going to cost every single tax- Involved in the Harry Dia- Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., ed move of Ft. Monmouth fa- the move, and "showed ab- notice including vacation time mouth County municipalities process in the state at this payer." mond Development Center Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., cilities to Adelphia, Md. solutely no sensitivity to the owed to them. Non-civil ser- had their bond ratings low- time in its its ability to act He said even if the state ad- Concept Study, has asked the and Rep. James J. Howard, The delegation said Harry communities involved." vice employes will receive ered, and so did Brookdale decisively to solve visible See Bond, page 2 New Jersey congressional de- D-N.J. Diamond and Ft. Monmouth Sen. Williams' spokesman use entirely different account- said he did not think the GAO ing methods, and it was this would have time to complete difference, rather than dol- a formal report on the con- lars actually saved, that ap- cept study, even If Army Poor left out in aid hike The inside story peared to make the move to Secretary Howard H. Cal- By THOMASG.DONLAN They will be thrown off Medicaid, a federal-state program THE WEATHER Adelphi seem more economic- laway agrees to extend the that provides virtually complete free health care for the very Sauy and pleasant today, high around M. al. July 9 deadline he set for poor. comments on the proposal. TRENTON (AP) - Social Security benefits go up eight Fair, wanner tomorrow. Complete report on The Army Economic Assis- per cent today, but for 73,000 of New Jersey's poorest pensio- page 2. tance Agency has also been, Mr. Callaway will resign They will keep some medical protection under Medicare, called in to do, an additional July 7 to take over President ners, there will be nothing more in their checks. And about 2,500 will also lose Medicaid benefits. a government health insurance program for people on Social 711-uit Mlddletowa haaslag plan aired 2 concept study on the econom- Ford's reelection campaign. ' Security. But for that protection they must pay: ic impact of the proposed Ft. New Jersey officials figure it would cost the state about Gala benefit at arts center 8 Norman Augustine, who Is $9 million and the counties another S3 million'to raise the in- - At least $6.70 a month in premiums; Cenover family mattes » Monmouth transfer out of expected t become acting sec- Monmouth County. retary, apparently will fall come celling for Supplementary Security Income. - A $60 a year deductible on medical expense; AU blazes trail to third Frailer fight 14 The state has decided it can't afford that, so for those - Twenty per cent of the rest of their covered medical Mets 'Stone' Cans; Yanks, Phils (niter 14 An aide to Sen. Williams heir to the final decision on the proposed ECOM move. 73,000 New Jerseyans, the government gives and the govern- bills; Grid coaching saakeap In Freehold District IS ment takes away. - And they will have no coverage at all for prescriptions, Bridge Advice ...... 17 DAILY REGISTER Horsemen The senators and Mr. How- New cash and carry policy. ard have requested an exten- The state is not raising Its income guarantee under the dentistry, psychiatry, podiatry or preventive medicine. Classified M,W PHONE NUMBERS Fred D. Wikoff Co., Red Bank supplementary benefits — $202 a month from all sources, In- That's what they will lose when they lose Medicaid. At C.mlcs 17 Main Offfcf. ...Him* sion until Aug. IS but have, as Moby's Labster Ptnnd See GAO, page 1 cluding Social Security, for a person living alone. their Income level, they will get a Social Security increase of Contemporary Life »,» Toll Free (71 MM For those whose Social Security Increase still leaves them about $14 a month. Craanrard Pnnle 17 Toll Free scc-KlM Has 10,000 lbs. of live lobsters for your holiday treat. Di- Shrewsbury Township with less than $202 a month, there will be no increase. The It's not an even trade. As one state official said, "The Editorials ( Classified Ads 542-17* rectly under Highlands Postponement of regularly supplementary program will still raise them to just $202. free umbrella coverage under Medicaid is as valuable as Entertainment, TV 11 Circulation Dept 542-4M9 Bridge. scheduled meeting of July 3 They will get nothing extra, while inflation eats away at rent." He said it would cost about $1.25 million a year to keep Financial W Sparta Dept S4Z-4M4 to July 10, 8 p.m. their meager fixed income. them on Medicaid. In New Jersey, being on Supplemental Blake A Date U MMdletown Bureau (71-22S0 The Stowaway Those who have incomes higher than $202 will receive the Security Income is the most lenient admission ticket to Medi- OMtaaries 4 Freehold Bureau 40-2111 Now serving lunch. Open ev- Moby'i Bat Lobsters 1 full eight per cent Social Security increase. They never re- caid so there is no way to rescue them, he said. Sptrti 14,19 Ltng Branch Bureau ..222-Mlt ery day 11:30 a.m., except Steamers, clams on %-shell, Sunday. Specializing in steaks cold beer and wine! Come on ceived the supplementary benefits. Estimates vary on the number of people who are losing Siper Salad Bar Shrewsbury Boro — No gar- and seafood. One Plus One down, (under the Highlands Probably hurt the worst are those elderly, blind or dis- their Medicaid today. The Social Security Administration puts Seven days. Harry's Lobster bage pickup July 4. Pickup Fri. and Sat. nights. High- Bridge) to sample the gour- abled people whose Social Security Increase will take them the number in New Jersey at about 550. The state Depart- House. Thursday, July i. lands. 872-1174. met treat on a paper plate. over the eligibility ceiling for the supplementary program. ment of Institutions and Agencies says it's about 2,500. 2 TheDtorifyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JULY I, 1975 701-unit housing complex plan aired in Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Hearing of a use variance application slides. He explained the project, to be located on 78 acres be- The town houses will be organized into a hillside building with Coventry Woods residents, he said. by the Zoning Board of AJustment was nearly videotaped last tween Everett Road and the Garden State Parkway adjacent pattern with the roofs of power units forming terraces for "With Coventry Woods, the project forms 1 PRN - a night, but not quite. to the present Coventry Woods development, will consist of those above. planned residential neighborhood," the expert said. Woodland Technology Inc., which seeks a use variance to 461 patio houses and 240 town houses. Nallaul woods planned About 70 per cent of the tract will be left essentially in its permit 701 patio and town houses in a residential zone off Ev- . •> The area is zoned for single-family houses on one-acre All units will be built of natural wood siding and stone and natural state and two ponds will be created as drainage ba- erett Road, has applied for the variance by direction of Supe- lots. will be designed to snuggle into the area's wooded environ- sins with filters to control the quality of the runoff water, he rior Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr., who will hear the firm's About 40 adjacent property owners, most of them from ment, the expert said. There will be 1(1 four-bedroom units, added. court challenge of the zoning ordinance. Coventry Woods and a few from Holmdel, on whose boundary 357 three-bedroom units, 81 two bedroom units and 72 one-bed- Carports will be provided for each unit, on the basis of To build a body of evidence for the Superior Court, the the proposed project abuts, were in the audience room units. just under two cars per unit, and all residential parking will applicant had a television crew of three on hand in Township - At the average bedroom mix — the number of bedrooms be hidden, through there will be exposed small visitor park- Objectors represeited Hall, complete with cables, cameras, floodlights and moni- per unit are somewhat adjustable to suit buyers — the project ing lots. The objectors from Coventry Woods were represented by tors, ready to make visual as well as aural records of the pro- is expected to generate 312 school children, with a possible Billl as sold James J. Schraeger, a Newark attorney. Holmdel Township, ceedings. maximum of 450 and a possible minimum of 165, Mr. Chester The entire project would be built as the units were sold which also objects to the project, was represented by Joseph But the board ruled videotaping not permissible, as the testified. over a period of several years, Mr. Chester explained. E. Kelly of Long Branch. Zoning Board is a quasi-judicial body, similar to a court of He added that the township might expect a net tax in- Cross-examination by Mr Schraeger drew testimony that Mr. Chester explained that the project, dubbed Woodland law. The videotapers folded their equipment and left. come of $330,000 from the project after school and service ex- one of the principals of Woodland Technology is Charles Le- Run, will provide a mix of housing in price range's from LMg heariig expected penses and all other taxes are deducted. Overall cost of the $15,000 to $56,000, with the object of providing domiciles for vine, also a principal in Coventry Woods. Beginning what will undoubtedly be a lengthy hearing, the project will be about $30 million, he estimated. persons in a wide range of economic circumstances. All of the board heard the first of a number of the applicant's expert Complex exteisloi Mr. Kelly elicted from Mr. Chester the fact that the units units, patio houses or town houses, will be owned outright by witnesses who will seek to prove the use for which permission The complex is designed to provide an extension of the in the $15,000 price range are expected to be occupied by resi- their occupants on a condominium basis, with a homeowners is sought is mandated for the site by surrounding circum- existing Coventry Woods development, creating an overall dents with incomes as low as $6,700 to $7,500 yearly. To allow association administering the entire complex. stances, according to the applicant's attorney, Jerome A. Vo- complex offering nearly all conceivable types of housing ap- these residents to afford to live In Woodland Run, owners of gel of Paterson. He said the patio houses are single-family detached dwell- propriate to the terrain for residents in all economic levels, the higher priced units will bear a proportionately larger The first witness was John P. Chester of Matawan, princi- ings clustered closely, but without common walls. Within the Mr. Chester went on. With this in mind, a contemplated pri- share of maintenance and service costs. pal in Chester and Schoor, architects and planners. Mr. Ches- clusters they will be connected by roofed arches over patios, vate jitney bus service and a recreation center to be made The hearing was continued until Monday, July 28, when ter spent an hour testifying with the aid of renderings and one to each unit. from the single existing dwelling on the tract would be shared another special meeting of the board is scheduled. Senate tax Nepotism is charged plan sets up by Freehold teacher FREEHOLD - Charges of parochial schools in central The notice of dismissal nepotism and favoritism high- Jersey. from the board to Mi. Colucci lighted an emotionally listed several other causes. Trenton fight She insisted that the rea- charged Board of Education Most of them appeared to im- sons given for her dismissal meeting last night. ply that she had failed to ade- (Continued) return tomorrow for more were frivolous. She listed Approximately 40 people, said the taxes, though regres- discussions. them as smoking in forbidden quately personalize and Indi- including parents, students sive, were responsible be- Last year, the Assembly ap- areas, not using enough audio- vidualize instruction. cause they were the only proved an income tax by a and teachers, came to the visual materials, not standing The school system stresses available alternative to re- bare majority. special session to protest the in her classroom doorway an individualized nongraded store vital programs. They Senate President Frank board's policy on transfers of during change of classes, not program. also said they had more popu- Dodd, D-Essex, reacted ang- teachers and the planned dis- taking part in after-school ac- Ms. Colucci has alto ac- lar support than an income rily when Informed by news- missal of Gertrude Coluccl, a tivities, not staying late after cused the board of attempting tax. men of Woodson's statement. nontenured teacher. the end of the school day, and to pry Into her personal life The Senate strategy is in- "Look where we are when Mrs. Thelma Bradley, of (6 other unspecified charges. and said she was threatened tended to put pressure on the the press corps has to carry Court St, a thn*grade teacher with suspension when she at- Assembly and Byrne to agree messages back and forth," he in the Park Ave. annex, ques- Ms. Colucci denied some of tempted to enlist her stu- to the varied taxes rather said. "This the first legisla- tioned recent transfers of the charges and said there dents' parents in her cause. than endure public opposition tive day when we haven't had teachers from one' school or were reasonable explanations She has vowed to fight her to the budget cuts which are a leadership meeting. grade to another. She alleged for the others. And she insist- dismissal through the courts, HipMrtfiMMl expected to have increasing "We've had meetings on that in one series of transfers, ed that the evaluations of her if necessary, and to seek tup- shellfish and every Goddman BUFFET FOR DEMOCRATS — Red Bank Democratic candidates for full the board Ignored the request work over the past two years port from women's groups impact over the coming term council seats, Richard Trotter, a Planning Board member, left, and months. thing. That's the spirit of co- of an experienced teacher for ' by her superior had been and the American Civil Liber- Rosemary AAlnear, Parks and Recreation Department secretary, meet with reassignment to a vacancy in good. ties Union. The administration, in turn, operation around here now." Councilman Frank McKenna and Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern, right, at the apparently is still hopeful that Byrne said his budget, a particular school in favor of party's annual Introduction of the candidates buffet held at the Olde Union an inexperienced teacher who a public outcry will force the which he pared from $2.8 bil- House. More than 100 Democrats attended. Senate to give in first and re- lion to $2.4 billion would cause was a board member's daugh- consider an income tax which hardships but would not re- ter. GAO asks impact received 17 Senate votes last sult in the "chaos" he talked "It is nepotism and it's une- Friday, four short of the min- about last week in attempting Bond ratings lowered thical if not illegal," com- imum needed for passage. to convince the Senate to pass mented Philip Vota of 157 (Continued) South St. data on fort move During last night's debate, an income tax. state has caused a lower rat- ton of money." Mr. Vota then asked if the Another major speaker at Sen. Alexander J. Menza, D- "We will be in business to- ministration is able to resolve ing, what are the guarantees Mr. Burke said the major (Continued) board could not solve person- the rally will be Charles Mar Union, who had supported the morrow and throughout the the current fiscal crisis and to prevent it from happening problem has been the passage of yesterday, received no an- al disputes without recourse ' ciante, president of the state administration, said it was fiscal year because we have a the bond ratings are restored, again. of the deficit budget by the swer to their request. to legal action by teachers. AFL-CIQ. time to abandon a proposed budget," Byrne said. "It will the big investors know "the Democratic controlled admin- A' GAO formal report could "Once skepticism sets in," He and other residents J Joseph Frankel, mayor income lax. not do the job that state gov- shine is off." he said, "it takes a long time istration. take six months to complete, "There's a time to throw in ernment in New Jersey "The big investors," Mr. stressed the planned transfer the aide said. And at this of Eatontown and chairman to wear off, and in the mean- He said the lower bond rat- of Mrs. Barbara Freeman of the local save-the fort cam- the towel," Menza said. "And should be doing, but it avoids Burke said yesterday, "are time its going to cost the ings could cost the state be- point, the delegation is ex- I'm sorry, but this is the what could have been a ma- going to feel that once the and the dismissal of Ms. Co- pecting an informal report paign, said he Is "especially state and the municipalities a tween $20 and $30 million in in- lucci. pleased to have Mr. Mar- time. Do we really want to jor catastrophe." creased interest payments. generated to supply neces- While Byrne made no spe- Board members Insisted sary information to the con- ciante's cooperation because bring the citizens of New Jer- "Instead of trying to find 1 sey to their knees and then cific mention of the tax pack- they were willing to hold gressional delegation. of the thousands and thou- ways to push through an in- hearings for any teacher who sands of New Jersey workers they'll yell, yes, give us an in- age the Senate approved, he Welfare mailed come tax that nobody wants," The three congressmen are come tax?" made it clear the idea was requested one, and they cited still attempting to acquire a he represents." NEW SHREWSBUBY - he said, "they (the legisla- Earlier yesterday, Assem- unacceptable now because it expansion, but it wouldn't af- the hearings now in progress copy of the Case Study Justi- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and The Monmouth County Wel- ture) should have been mak- bly Speaker S. Howard Wood- wouldn't raise enough money fect any direct aid programs, on the dismissal of Ms. Co- fication Folder, an internal Joseph Hoffman, state com- fare Board yesterday mailed ing cuts in the budget until it son, DMercer, said the As- to restore the budget cuts, according to a spokesman for luccl. 1 review of the HDDC concept missioner of labor and In- monthly assistance checks to- is balanced." sembly Democrats would plus provide more than $300 the Department of In- Ms. Colucci, who has taught study prepared by Secretary dustry, have also been Invited taling approximately stand by Byrne's decision to million in new state aid edu- stitutions and Agencies, the in the borough for two years' Callaway's personal staff to the rally, which Mr. Frank- $2,140,000 to its clients. slash the budget. The lower cation mandated by the New Public Welfare Division's par- as a fifth grade teacher at the members. el is organizing to demon- The welfare checks include Theft victim house tentatively agreed to Jersey Supreme Court. ent agency. Intermediate School, is chal- So far neither the senators, strate public opposition to the state money, and there had The Aid to Families with lenging the board's decision Mr. Howard or Monmouth proposed transfer of 1,700 Ft. been speculation that they Dependent Children category, shot in leg not to offer her a contract for County officials have been Monmouth personnel from would be held up unless the the largest welfare program, the 1975-76 school year. New Jersey, now facing an Premium hike averts NEW SHREWSBURY - able to obtain a copy of the state's fiscal crisis was re- is funded 37.5 per cent by the At her preliminary hearing case study, which the Army ' unemployment rate of 14 per solved. state, 50 per cent by the fed- Police are continuing their two weeks ago, a number of search for a black male who has refused to release. cent. The $384 million cut Gov. eral government and 12.5 per parents and students gath- Faced with heavy Senate ' Paper collection surgery halt threat Brendan T. Byrne made in cent by the county. allegedly robbed Albert M. ewtred outside the hearing schedules, Mr. Case and Mr. HOLMDEL - Boy Scouts the state's $2.4 billion budget The Aid to the Working Hollins, 1513 Summerfield chamber for two hours de- TRENTON (AP) - The immediately. Sheeran said Williams apparently will both will collect scrap paper at the last Friday would force the Poor program is funded 75 Ave., Asbury Park, of his wal- manding to be beard. But state on Monday approved they will save approximately be represented by aides at - Intermediate School on Satur- state Division of Public Wel- per cent by the state and 25 let and then shot him in the board members refused to higher rates for special me- $310,000 to New Jersey doc- the "Save the Fort" rally on day, July 12, from 10 a.m. to fare to cancel planned staff per cent by the county. leg when he found it contain- speak to them, citing state re- dical malpractice insurance tors over the original insur- July 10 in Asbury Park's Con- noon. There will be no curb- ed no money. quirements that all hearings premiums, averting a threat- ance company request. vention Hall. side pickup during July and Mr. Hollins was transported on personnel matters be con- ened halt in surgery at New (Sheeran's decision ended a Mr. Howard is planning to August. Paper should be Jersey hospitals. suit against Commercial by police to Jersey Shore Me- ducted in closed session with State jobs cut dical Center, Neptune, where attend the rally personally. brought to the school. The coverage applied to in- Union Insurance. only the employe, her repre- he was treated. surance for claims exceeding (Superior Court Judge Mer- (Continued) Dungan also expected the sentative and two witnesses The incident, which report- $1 million. ritt Lane Jr. had directed and was expected to consider board to consider a plan to allowed to speak in her be- edly occurred at 12:45 a.m. State Insurance Commis- that the company appear in raising tuition limits at those raise tuition charges for out- half. today on Shafto Road, is sioner James J. Sheeran, who court in Monmouth County institutions from about $400 to of-state residents to full cost Ms. Colucci last night noted ALL-FAMILY being investigated by Sgt. last week rejected an initial yesterday to show cause why $600 a year. but said that created some that she has 14 years' ex- Fred Garrabrant and Patrol- proposed rate increase, said it shouldn't be ordered to con- The College of Medicine problems. perience as a teacher, mostly men Rudolph Grasso Jr. and the new rates were scaled tinue the specialized coverage and Dentistry has a govern- as a member of a religious CHECKING Robert Jantusch. down to eliminate excess until a substitute insurance ing board that sets tuition, At Rutgers and the state order assigned to various costs for underwriting insur- carrier was approved by the now $1,700 a year for resi- colleges, out-of-state resi- ance company profits and for state. The company had said dents and $3,000 a year for dents now pay about double distributing insurance com- it would cancel the insurance non-residents. The stat* the tuition rates paid by New Wd pany expenses more equitably today. board must ratify the medical Jersey residents but still only among all policy holders. (The suit was brought by school's tuition levels. one-half the full cost. The rate increases were re- the New Jersey Hospital As- quested by Crum & Forster. sociation, the New Jersey Me- The firm has taken over the dical Society, the New Jersey special coverage from the Society of Anesthesiologists, Commercial Union Insurance and Dr. Joseph Woolich, Long Co., which stopped writing Branch, secretary and presi- such policies as of yesterday. dentelect of the anesthesio- Delight in our new Carriage Lounge The new rates take effect logists organization.) where cocktails and music abound nightly

Dine in our Mardi Cras Room, Weather: Sunny where we feature our gourmet menu andMnmi mi dinners Sunny and pleasant today 'from Texas to Florida. with high around 80. Clear, Rain was also in the fore- Begin with a shrimp cocktail, cool tonight, low near 60. Sun- cast for the southern half of Delight in our new Carriage Lounge proceed to complete dinners ny and warmer tomorrow, the Great Plains, the Lower where cocktails and music high in mid to upper 80s. Out- Mississippi Valley, Florida abound nightly. such as Sliced Steak and end look for Thursday: Partly and Alabama. with a special treat from our cloudy and warm. TIDES A New Now enjoy the newest & most famous pastry cart. In Long Branch, yes- Saidy Htok intimate lounge at the Jersey Shore Free Checking Plan... Plus terday's high temperature TODAY - High 2:07 p.m. Complete WHHII IUI Dinner was 76 and the low, 67 de- and low 8: J7 p.m. grees. It was 73 at 6 p.m. and TOMORROW - High 2.20 $6.95 the overnight low was 62. a.m. and 2:55 p.m. and low COLONIAL Today's 7 a.m. temperature 8:45 a.m. and 9:36 p.m. was 62. For Red Bank and Rumson Tropical storm Amy was bridge-, add two hours; Sea at Spring Lake Heights nearing hurricane strength Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Allaire Road off the coast of Virginia early Long Branch, deduct 15 min- (201) 449-7474 FUST NATIONAL BANK today as thunderstorms rum- utes; Highlands bridge, add Th« all-ttrvlct bank thai looks out for you. bled across the Gulf states 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JULY 1.1975 The DtiJfy Register 3 Prosecution rests in Bonello trial (WORLD By SHERRY CONOHAN Special Deputy Attorney and documents expert, one of tersects with the typed million mortgage for The He was not permitted to General George L. Schneider the four prosecution witnesses phrase at the letter "D" in Shores until completion of the testify who the directors of By the Associated Press FREEHOLD - The prose- told the court at I p.m., fol- to testify yesterday as the the typewritten word "or- project. the corporation are, in view cution rested its case yes- lowing testimony from his trial moved into its third der." In addition to repayment of of the secretary of state's of- Statewide strike hits Pennsylvania terday at the trial of Avenel four final witnesses, that the week, told the.jury his exam- "It is my opinion the type- the $200,000, Mr. Nappe was fice, because the last annual Boulevard Inc., developer of prosecution rested. The de- ination of a $75,000 check — writing was done over the sig- to receive 10 per cent of the " report filed by Avenel with HARRISBURG, Pa. — Unions representing thousands of The Shores in Monmouth fense attorneys then moved, one of two checks for a total profits from the con-the office was for 1171. state employes ordered their members off the job last night in nature," he said. Beach, four stockholders in individually, for the court to dominium. Mr Falcey explained the the first such statewide strike in Pennsylvania's history of $200,000 advanced by Mr. Mr. Nappe, in his earlier the corporation and the cor- direct that the defendants be Nappe for the loan in June Mr Cinnamon said Mr. office requires all corpo- The action came after the unions rejected a 3.5 per cent testimony, had said there was poration attdrney, Richard L. acquitted of all charges be- 1873 - showed that type- Nappe had informed him rations to file their annual re- wage hike offer. no other writing on the back Bonello of Long Branch, on cause of insufficient evidence written words on the back of of the check, a cashiers check about the prospective busi- ports each year with the sec- Picket lines were set up at midnight at Harrisburg State charges they defrauded and to establish a case meriting it, over Mr. Nappe's endorse- ness transaction in mid-June retary of state's office, listing Hospital Greensburfj State Prison, Rockview State Prison made payable to him, when embezzled an investor in the jury consideration. the current directors of the and most buildings in the state capital complex in Harrisburg. ment, reading "Pay to the or- he endorsed it and turned it and that he subsequently condominium of $200,000. firm, but that Avenel had not But picketing by guards at Greensburg lasted only about two The prosecution contends der of Driftwood Inc.," were over as part of the loan on asked the accountant for Ave- hours. Superior Court Judge An- the defendants falsely repre- typed there after Mr. Nappe June 22, 1973, at a meeting in nel Boulevard Inc., Philip filed once since 1971. He was drew A. Salvest, who is pre- sented to Moritz Nappe, a re- had endorsed the check. Jersey Shore Bank In Long Genovese of Shrewsbury, for prohibited from testifying Attorney General Robert P. Kane said 18 guards who siding over the trial, said he tired manufacturer living in Branch. a financial statement on the about the directors listed in struck at Greensburg returned to/heir jobs after supervisors Detective Sgt. Richard D. would rule today on motions Long Branch, that $200,000 he corporation but was not pro- the annual reports for the talked to them. State law forbids/strikes by prison guards and Tidey, who said he has done The bank treasurer, Robert by the five defense attorneys loaned to Avenel Boulevard vided with one. He said he years 1968, 1969, 1970 and 1971 psychiatric security aides at stateXhospltals housing criminals. all the handwriting analysis L. King, subsequently testi- for directed verdicts of ac- Inc. would be used only for in the state police laboratory fied that a check with a continued to call Mr. Gen- when Judge Salvest upheld quittal with regard to the The Shores, a high rise con- since Jan. 1, 1970, explained "blank" endorsement such as ovese throughout the summer objections by Mr. Walder, Bo- No ultimatum to Israel: Ford charges against each of their dominium under construction that he reached that con- that made by Mr. Nappe may seeking the financial records nello's attorney, on grounds WASHINGTON - President Ford says the United States clients. In Monmouth Beach, and then clusion through a microscopic be negotiated in any way de- of the company and that fi- they should not be admitted has not given Israel an ultimatum to accept Egyptian terms If the motions are denied, Illegally diverted the money examination of one point on sired by the receiver, in- nally, in September 1973, he because they were prior to for a Middle East settlement. the defense will begin to to other projects. the check where Mr. Nappe's cluding depositing it in some was given a Xerox copy of the June 1973 transactions be- "No ultimatum was delivered at the meeting with Am- present its case. A state police handwriting handwritten endorsement in- account. the Aug. 31, 1973, financial tween Avenel and Mr. Nappe. bassador Dinitz," White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen Driftwood Associates Inc., statement for Avenel. Mr. Walder has admitted said yesterday. Israeli news reports say Ford told Israeli Am- in whose account the check Joseph D. Wallace, who previously in court that Bo- bassador Simcha Dinitz last Friday that unless Israel accept- was deposited, is a firm handles the mortgage to The nello had been a member of ed certain Egyptian proposals, the United States and Israel whose principals are three of Shores (or Ftdelco Growth In- the Board of Directors of might have to go their separate ways at a Geneva peace con- the four stockholders in Ave- vestors of Philadelphia, con- Avenel, but asserted he re- ference on the Middle East. nel - George Daley, of Brick- firmed that the loan agree- signed from the board in In an interview with The Washington Post, Ford person- town; Peter DeNigris, of Red ment guaranteed repayment March 1973, three months be- ally disavowed that he was trying to pressure Israel to accept Bank, and Mario Latella, of of the $200,000 from the fore the transactions, and was Egypt's demand for full withdrawal from the Mitla and Gidi Mountainside. The fourth $630,000 held back by the mort- involved in them only as at- passes In the Sinai. But Ford told The Post the United States stockholder in Avenel, who is gage company until com- torney for the corporation. He would have no choice but to suggest a reconvening of the on trial with the other three pletion of the project. said Bonello did not gain, nor Geneva peace conference unless there is "a meeting of the in this case, is Michael Sand He was prevented, how- could he have gained, any- minds" on an interim agreement. omeno, of Rumson. ever, because of defense ob- thing more from the deal than The defense has contended jections which were sustained his $750 legal fee. Beame orders 19,000 fired that Driftwood acted as an by Judge Salvest, from an- Mr. Falcey also was ques- operating arm or servicing swering a question posed by tioned about the corporate NEW YORK — Mayor Abraham D. Beame, in an attempt agency for 13 or so projects the prosecutor about whether records of Driftwood Associ- to balance his "modified crisis" budget, ordered the firing of the principals in it had under- Fidelco viewed the $200,000 as ates and testified the direc- 19,000 city employes including police officers, fire fighters and way at the time, including a construction loan for The tors of record for that firm sanitation workers, effective at 12:01 a.m. today. Avenel-The Shores, and that, 'Shores. are Daley, Latella and De- Budget cuts were also to affect another 21,000 employes in in any case, there was no In response to a question Nigris. He said Daley addi- nonmayoral agencies such as the Board of Education and the agreement that the $200,000 from Justin P. Walder, the at- tionally is designated as pres- Health and Hospitals Corp., over whom the mayor does not loaned by Mr. Nappe was to torney for Mr. Bonello, Mr. ident of the firm, Latella as have direct hiring and firing authority. These agencies can go solely for The Shores. Wallace said Bonello was not treasurer and DeNigris as achieve their budget cutbacks by firings or equivalent sav- a trustee of Fidelco. secretary. ings. BREAKFASTING BRASS — At the annual Red Bank Area Chamber of Morris Cinnamon, of Oak- Robert M. Falcey, execu- Bonello, he added, was list- First Deputy Mayor James A. Cavanaugh summoned re- Commerce breakfast meeting at a Ft. Monmouth mess hall, were, left to hurst, Mr. Nappe's accoun- tive officer of the New Jersey ed as the registered agent for porters to his City Hall office at 1 a.m. today and told them a right, Ma|. Gen. Charles R. AAyer, commandant, Army Communications tant for 30 years, testified Secretary of State's office, the corporation when the cer- 14-hour meeting in Albany between Beame, Gov. Hugh L. Electronics School; John Warren Jr., president of the Red Bank Area that to his recollection there testified that the certificate of tificate of incorporation was Carey and leaders of both legislative houses had ended in a Chamber and member of the Red Bank law firm of Parsons, Canzona, Blair was no restriction on how the incorporation for Avenel filed in 1971. The agent, the deadlock after a "full discussion" of the city's fiscal prob- and Warren; Mai. Gen. Albert B. Crawford Jr., acting commander, Army $200,000 was to be used con- Boulevard Inc. was filed with person to whom correspond- lems. Cavanaugh said they had agreed to resume discussions Electronics Command and Ft. Monmouth, and Brig. Gen. Henry W. HIM, tained in two companion the secretary of state on June ence for the firm is directed, at U a.m. today. deputy commander and principal speaker at the breakfast. Attending the agreements pertaining to the function were 86 business men from the Red Bank area, community lead- loan by Mr. Nappe to Avenel. 26, 1968, with Richard Bonello subsequently was changed ers, and fort representatives. He said he was present, listed as the registered agent from Bonello to Daley on Warning unheeded before crash along with Mr. Nappe's per- for the corporation. April 1,1974, he said. NEW YORK - The Eastern Airlines jetliner that crashed sonal attorney at the time, last Tuesday was cleared to land in a thunderstorm despite John Warren Jr. of Red Bank, another jet pilot's warnings of dangerous air turbulence and at the closing when the loan SERVICE IS OUR his strong recommendations that the affected runway be Compost precedent agreements were signed on closed, tapes reveal. June 27, 1173, and Mr. BIGGEST ASSET ! The crash shortly after 4.p.m. June 24 of Eastern Flight Nappe's second check — in M nonstop from New Orleans killed 112 persons in the nation's the amount of $125,000 — was worst single-airplane disaster. The plane was attempting to turned over. CAN WE HELP YOU ? case hearing is set According to the loan land at Kennedy International Airport. The tapes of the exchange between the pilot of a Flying agreement, he said, repay- By BRIAN KELLY Commission, which agrees on the owner's property, it Tiger DC8 cargo jet and the control tower, made public yes- ment of the $200,000 was to be that her compost is not offen- did not have to be registered terday by Federal Aviation Administration officials, include made to Mr. Nappe from the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - "I sive, the commission even with the state. Any outside in- this exchange: $630,000 held back by the CENTRAL JERSEY RANK never thought they'd really do sought the advice of Charles gredients required certifica- "I Just highly recommend that you change the runways mortgage company as a 10 it," said Mrs. Martha Wood- H. Carothers, whom they re- tion. J*JSTD TRUST COMPV\t«JV and, ah, land northwest," the pilot of the Flying Tiger DC8 per cent retainer on the $6.3 worth yesterday after the gard as a compost expert. MEMBER FCOCRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION cargo jet warned. "You have such a tremendous wind shear First complaint township health inspector down near, ah, near the ground on the final approach." Mr. Carothers inspected the The health inspector's of- served her a summons order- The tower replied that its instruments showed the runway pile last week and said he fice became involved because ing her to appear in Munici- that the New Orleans flight was to use was the proper one un- found that it conformed to ac- of a complaint from one of pal Court July 14 because she der weather conditions at that time. cepted composting methods, Mrs. Woodwork's neighbors. refused to remove her back- harboring no insects and Asbury Park-Ocean Township YOU en i Ann Landers asks divorce yard compost pile. emitting no offensive ordors. Regional Health Inspector Martin Chomsky said this if CHICAGO — Syndicated columnist Ann Landers, the per- In what threatens to be- A proper compost pile is the first incident of a com- sonal problem-solver for millions of American newspaper come a cause celebre for or- made of alternating layers of plaint against a compost heap readers, says she and her husband of 36 years are getting a ganic gardeners, Mrs. Wood- plant debris and soil often STARTED... he knows of. divorce. worth has refused several mixed with animal manure "The lady with all the answers does not know the answer warnings from the health in- and some type of additive "We decided it was our re- to this one," the 57-year-old Miss Landers said in today's col- spector to remove the pile. such as bone meal. It is con- sponsibility to issue a sum- umn in her home newspaper, the Chicago Sun-Times. Citing the New Jersey State structed to create a con- mons based on how we read The columnist, whose actual name is Esther Lederer, Public Health Nuisance Code, trolled, odorless decay of the the law," he said. "Any inter- wrote: "The sad, incredible fact is that after 36 years of mar- adopted by the township, in- material into a humus-like pretation will come from the riage Jules and I are being divorced. As I write these words, spectors have ruled that the fertilizer used for gardens. judge." it is as if I am referring to a letter from a reader. It seems pile is a health hazard. unreal that I am writing about my own marriage." Mrs. Woodworth contends Township Manager Fenton Mrs. Woodworth, who is Mrs. Lederer, whose syndicated column appears in The that her compost pile is no K Hudson said he asked the scheduled to appear in court Daily Register, was married to her husband, Jules W. Lede- different from any other in state Department of Environ- the morning of July 14, says rer, on July 2, 1939. Until recently, Lederer was chairman of the township, and that if it metal Protection for a clari- she does not intend to bring the board of Budget Rent-A-Car Corp. in Chicago. goes, they all go. fication on what is acceptable an attorney. The Environ- compost and was told that as mental Commission has al- She is being supported by long as the pile was com- ready said it cannot "provide Huge galaxy discovered the township's Environmental prised of material originating her with one. WE'LL HELP BERKELEY, Calif. - A galaxy five to 10 times larger than the Milky Way and containing trillions of stars has been confirmed by a University of California astronomer. The light cast by the huge galaxy, known only as "3C123" Fast food service ban held —its radio wave identification number — and photographed by Prof. Hyron Spinrad, is estimated to have been generated eight billion years ago. The find was confirmed yesterday. discriminatory in lawsuit The light from the galaxy has been traveling through space at six trillion miles a year for eight billion years, Spin- FREEHOLD - Middletown crimination that exists as' a of fast food service estab- rad said. Township is discriminating result of the total prohibition lishments precludes those against township residents of denies township residents the residents of Middletown of 13-state alarm on hit-run driver fundamental right and op- lower and moderate socio- A minimum balance off only lower and moderate socio- portunity to frequent such economic levels the right to MIDDLETOWN - State po- fore speeding off without economic levels because it fast food service restaurants. eat at restaurants within their $50 in our lice have Issued a 13-state stopping. now prohibits fast food ser- "The invidious dis- economic means," said the le- alarm for the driver of a car Police said their in- crimination that exists as a gal action filed by John R. Regular Passbook Savings which struck and killed a vestigation has revealed sev- vice restaurants, says a law- result of the total prohibition Orlovsky of Middletown. Philadelphia man at 4 a.m. eral possible suspects. Names suit filed here yesterday. Sunday on the Garden State are being withheld at this Parkway. time. The lawsuit was filed by Mr. and Mrs. William V. Ca- According to the state po- 'The suspect car is de- riste and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Compounded lice in Holmdel, Joseph L. scribed as a late model light- EIMS YIELDS Taylor, 26, of 3012 Cambridge colored vehicle with black Moody, all of Perth Amboy, Presents Daily St., Philadelphia, was struck marks on the right side and and Coastal Group Manage- by the car as he stood on the damage to the right front ment Corp., New York, which Credited shoulder of the parkway, be- parking light. wants to construct a Burger dinner-tfieafer hind his disabled van, holding Anyone with information re- King restaurant on property 5.25% Quarterly 5.47% a red flare. Police said his garding the accident is asked along Rt. 35 near Twinbrook body was thrown 10 feet as a to call the state police. Ave. The property is owned by Per Year Per Year result of the Impact. The car Trooper David Williams is the Caristes and the Moodys. #hadotobtook allegedly then hit the van, be- the investigating officer. The legal action is seeking Route 35. Shrewsbury. N.J. to have the court declare the (201)747 0200 Deposits made by the 10th of any month May 13 Middletown zoning The Daily dorinance amendment, which earn interest from the 1st. prohibits fast food service es- fr•now showing- * OM Rl«llttr Plato, Shr tablishments anywhere in the Branch OHIcn township, invalid. It claims LAST OF THE I7t Rl. IS. MUMMtown. N.J. 07741 that the township's prohibi- M Eotl Main St., FrMtietd. N.J. 077N METROPOLITAN 17* Iroadnnr. Um troncti, N.J. 077«0 tion is an unconstitutional I PuMlaMbv Tht BtO tank Rttflltr RED HOT EfloMlwwd m linbvJofwM.Cw* and Htnry Cloy deprivation of property with- Mtmbtr of Itw AlKcMfd PrtM - Tht Auacloted Prwt ll «>tMM out just compensation or due •xcluilvity KIMwIir reproduction o( oil Itw local MW» prinl«d In LOVERS federal SAVINGS Kw iminim —II o» IIAP mi dHpoicht process of law. RESERVE EARLY and Loan Association SKOfri Cloii pottos* POM «t Red Bonk. N.J. 077DI and al Mltfdlt- The township's prohibition lown, N.J. 07MI. PuolltJwd dolly. Monday through Friday. Mall «* IN JERSEY CITY IN EDISON TOWNSHIP IN MAT AW AN TOWNSHIP IN NEW EGYPT Kflpllonl poroDIt Hi oOVonct. also interferes with interstate Btrgan Avamw Hudson Shopping Mall Oakwood Shopping Plaza strathtnor* Shopping Cantar ft Jacobatown Road lWtrt I MM* IMoaltM tMonlto 1 YMr IN U» «Tjl HIM US.00 commerce, said the lawsuit. at Montgomery Strut Routa 440 Wood Avanuo Stata Highway 34 Horn* Dtllnrr *y Carrltr *J Canh a mt It added that the dis- SlnaM copy al counl»t II Ctntt JJ , 4 The DWty Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY, JULY.. 1.1975 imiiiiimiiiimiiuiiiiiii Kings Highway unit Obituaries IlillllllllllllllMlllllllltllHIMllfdllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlll files zoning action Mr§. Margaret Caetano FREEHOLD - The Kings ers of land along Kings High quate notice when it consid- EATONTOWN - Mrs Mar- MM, died in September 1974 ered the zoning ordinance garet GaeUno, M, of 247 Rt Surviving are two daugh- Highway East Environmental way, east of Rt. IS. Joining Protection Association filed a the association as plaintiff The ordinance passed by J5, died yesterday at Mon- ters, Mrs Prank Cannella Township Committee May 15 tnouth Medical Center, Long and Mrs. Kenneth Sneath, lawsuit here yesterday chal- was Peter J. Jones Jr. of 300 lenging the Middletown Town- Kings Highweay East. was so substantially different Brancn here; a son, Joseph P Gaet- from the ordinance in- ano, here; two sisters, Mrs ship zoning ordinance amend- Middletown Township Com- She was born in Italy, ment which rexoned Kings mittee introduced the zoning troduced that the first read- Prank Casale and Mrs Vic ing and publication of it did daughter of the late John and Magiavillano of Newark; Highway East for a garden ordinance April 8 which Rosaria Anello, and lived in apartment site. created four garden apart- not conform to law and did tbree brothers, Benjamin not give sufficient notice to Newark for 44 years before The association is an unin- ment zones in the township Anello, Samuel Anello, and the public, maintained the coming 'to the shore 20 years corporated association con- with a total of 141 acres and Prank Anello of Newark, and lawsuit. ago. She was a communicant nine grandchildren sisting of members who are three town house zones with a of St Dorothea's Roman The legal action charged The Robert A. Braun Home residents and property own- total of 120 acres, said the le- Catholic Church that the Township Committee for Funerali is tat charge «f gal action, adding that one of adoption of the ordinance was Her husband, Antonio Gaet- arrangements.. - the garden apartment zones was listed as on Kings High- defective because insufficient Foodaraina way East with a total of 67 notice was given concerning Mrs. Marguerite Sullivan acres. the substantial changes. MATAWAN - Mrs. Mar- year recognized The township published a It also maintained that the guerite Sullivan, 74, of 7 Idle- Surviving are two sons, REVIEW MS MISSION TO MOSCOW — At the Invitation of the Soviet revised map in a newspaper selection of the garden apart- wild Lane, died Sunday in Robert J Sullivan of Forest Union, a delegation of American scientists, led by Dr. Harry M. Weaver, by society April 17 showing four garden ment and town house zones Bayshore Community Hospi- Hills, NY and Walter J Sul- left, consultant on national research programs for the National Multiple apartment zones but with a was unreasonable and uncon- tal, Holmdel livan of Bayside, NY; two Sclerosis Society, met with Soviet scientists on a mutual con- FREEHOLD - As part of total of 109 acres and two stitutional because the selec- Born in Worcester, Mass., daughters, Mrs. Marie Put-. cern—research progress on MS within the two nations ond efforts to imple- National Awareness Week, town house zones with a total tion was made without regard Mrs. Sullivan lived here one nam, here, and Mrs. Patricia ment the global fight against the disease. Here, Dr. Weaver confers with which ends Saturday, Food- of 82 acres, said the legal ac- to the overall Impact of the Power of Cherry Hill; a sis- Daniel J. Haughton, right, society chairman, and Augustine Marusi, Mid- arama Supermarkets, Inc., a tion. The Kings Highway East particular sites. Mrs. Julia Capasso ter, Mrs. Alice Butler of dletown, a board member before submitting his conference report at the chain of 43 Shop-Rite super- site was shown zoned for gar- The lawsuit, filed by John North Augusta, S C ; 16 society's national board meeting in New York City. markets based here, is being den apartments on 45 acres, it W Wopat 3rd of Red Bank, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - grandchildren, and four honored by the Easter Seal added wants the court to invalidate Mrs. Julia Capasso, 76, of 110 the Township Committee ac- Stonehurst Blvd., died Sunday great-grandchildren. Society for Crippled Children The lawsuit maintained that The Bedle Funeral Home, and Adults of New Jersey for tion on adopting the ordi- "at Monmouth Medical Center the township Planning Board its part in eliminating archi- nance. of Long Branch after a short Matawan, is in charge of ar- Keansbiirg loses funding did not give the public ade- tectural barriers in its super- illness rangements. markets. Born In Jersey City, Mrs A plaque will be presented Capasso formerly lived in Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe Madison Township before for summer work-study to Peter A. Marotta, Food- Woman charged moving here two years ago. UNION BEACH - Mrs arama's director of technical Emma L. O'Keefe, 57, of Don- KEANSBURG - Failure by here were notified that the Mr. Preston, also captain of services, at a luncheon tomor- ' A communicant of St. Rose nelly St., died Sunday in Kiv the state legislature to pro- summer work-study program detectives here, said the pro- row in the American Hotel at 'of Lima Catholic Church of erview Hospital, Red Bank. vide a means for financing Has been eliminated from the gram was important also be- noon. Joseph J. Saker, presi- with the murder Freehold, she was a member Mrs. O'Keefe was born and education this year will mean vocational school budget by cause it kept many young- of Court No. 450 Catholic dent and chairman of the a loss of $5,0(0 to this board the act of Governor Brendan sters busy in past summers Daughters of America of lived in Newark before mov- board of Foodarama, and Do- and thus helped alleviate Jersey City. ing here 22 years ago. She of education to finance a sum- T. Byrne. "Therefore we will rothy Strauber, director of was a manager in Bradlee's mer work-study program. not receive the anticipated juvenile problems. consumer relations, will also of adopted child Her husband, Frank Ca- Department Store, Hazlet Joseph R. Bolger, superin- $5,000 to operate the work be guests. passo, died in 1K2. A contract to teach physi- tendent of schools, said at a study program." Foodarama became the FREEHOLD -A Pennsyl- Detectives Charles Surviving are two daugh- Surviving are her husband, cal education for the coming special board meeting last The program was to run vania woman will be ar- O'Connor of the county force ters, Mrs Sophie M. Celano Thomas D. O'Keefe; a son, year was awarded to Miss first food retailer on the East- nine weeks, he continued. "I raigned in Superior Court and James Burns of the Wall with whom she lived and Miss Arthur O'Keefe of East night this district was notified Grace A. Crotty of Neptune ern seaboard to implement hope the legislature will come today on a charge of murder- Township Police Department Marie J. Capasso of Jersey Keansburg; two daughters, of the cut yesterday in a tele- at an annual salary of $8,700. the society's "Barrier Free" phone conversation with offi- through and reappropriate project. The company desig- ing her M-month-oki adopted discovered the child's body in .City; two brothers, John A. Mrs. Diane Conception of Old Her contract will run from cials of the vocational divi- some of the funds," Mr. Bol- nated special widened park- son yesterday while visiting a the home of Charles Bennett Salomone of Seminole, Pla. Bridge and Miss Linda Sept. 1 through June 30,1176. sion of the State Department ger added. relative in Wall Township. or 1203 Remsen Mills Road, and Nicholas Salomone of O'Keefe at home; her mother, ing spaces for handicapped But because the program Mrs. Nancy Marie Cook, 32, Wall Township, at about 12:03 Hasbrook Heights; three Mrs Sarah Edick of Belville; of Education. Also hired were Robert drivers, identified by the in- of Township Road, Pleasant p.m. grandchildren, and four three brothers, Harold Edick Approximately 20 students was so important to the sum- Barry to teach reading in the ternational symbol of access; Valley, Pa., is.also charged great-grandchildren. of Garwood, Charles Edick of who were to have started mer maintenance of the dis- Title I summer program, and provided ramps leading from The Pennsylvania couple work today are affected by trict schools, George W. Pftb^John Kovic, an aid in the the parking lot to the front with child abuse and neglect The Freeman Funeral Old Bridge and Arthur Edick and their son had been vis- the cut, he said. Their jobs, ston, board president, said same program. Mr. Barry's sidewalk, and widened at in connection with the alleged Home of Freehold is in of Jamesburg; a sister, Mrs. iting Mr. Bennett, who is Mrs Mr. Bolger explained, were the board "will try to absorb salary will be $187 weekly, least one checkout aisle to 36 murder of her son, Juan. charge of arrangements. Dolores Conception of Brick- Cook's father, county detec- maintenance, clerical and it (the cut) and make adjust- Mr. Kovic will receive $97 a inches to permit easy passage She is being held in Mon- town and three grand- ments as we go along " week. tives said. custodial. He said officials for wheelchairs. mouth County Jail pending An autopsy performed by Joseph T. Reynolds "**"*• „ the outcome of today's court Dr. Stanley M. Becker, coun- RED BANK - Joseph T. The Day Funeral Home. hearing. ty medical examiner, in- Reynolds, 82, of 1 Molly Keyport, is In charge of ar- According to county detec- dicated that the child died at Pitcher Court, a former presi- rangements. Authority's director denies tives, Mrs. Cook and her bus- about 2 a.m. from multiple in- band notified the county me- dent and chief of Shrewsbury pagauale < Vtranirola ternal injuries. Hose Co. No. 1, died Sunday winning number in the New dical examiner's office at in the Medicenter. MATAWAN - Pasquale Jersey Daily Lottery yes- about 11 a.m. yesterday that Police wouldn't comment Born in Shrewsbury, he had Cetrangola, 51, of 3 Tree building was left unsecured terday was HMO. their son had died. on the circumstances sur- lived here for the past five Haven Village, died Monday The winning Pick-It number Representatives of the me- rounding the alleged murder. years. at home. BELFORD — "The doors cratic authority members, counts, and expects a true to- was (13. The payoff for a dical examiner's office subse- A preliminary hearing on Mr. Reynolds was a retired were locked, the lights were they brought with them Wal- tal to be made public at the straight bet was $205, for a quently notified the prose- the charges is scheduled to be gardener. He was a U.S. Mr. Cetrangola was bom in out and we even turned the ter J. Zizik, former authority next authority public meeting box bet $M and for a front or cutor's staff of the reported held in WaU Township Munici- Army veteran of World War Brooklyn, N. Y. and Uved in air-conditioning down," said executive director, no longer Wednesday, July I. back pair $20.50. death. pal Court on July 14. I. East Patchogue, NY before Frederick J. Whittles, acting connected with the authority Surviving are his widow, moving here five years ago. executive director of the Mid- or even a township resident, Mrs. Olive Hodder Reynolds; He was a shipping foreman dletown Sewerage Authority as their "consultant." a son, William J. Reynolds of for Whitestone Products, Pis- yesterday. Mr Eldridge said Mr. Zizik cataway. was needed because he the Bronx; a brother, George Mr. Whittles was reacting know s how to count the Reynolds, here, and three Surviving are his wife, Mrs to a statement made by Fred- number of equivalent units in grandchildren. Saveria DeMaio Cetrangola; erick A. Eldridge, a member the commercial accounts. The Worden Funeral Home a son, Pasquale Cetrangola of of the Republican minority on The Republicans' count was is in charge of arrangements. East Patchogue, NY.; a the authority, Thursday night. ended abruptly by Willard G daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Mr. Eldridge told The Regis- Foster, a Democratic author- Mrs. Rebecca Alston Mannino of West IsUp, NY; ter he had made arrange- ity member, who arrived with MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Re- a brother, Anthony Cetra- ments with Mr. Whittles to authority attorney Vincent J. becca Alston, 81, of 400 Red ngola of Brooklyn; three sis- have the authority's manual Jennings after receiving an Hill Road died Sunday at Riv- ten, Mrs. Antoinette Luca- ledger for commercial ac- anonymous telephone call erview Hospital of Red Bank. relli, Mrs. Katherine Esposito counts left out for perusal by that a "secret meeting" was Born in Littleton, N.C., and Mrs. Mary Musicaro. all him and Edward P. Makely, taking place at the authority Mrs. Alston was a New Jer- of Brooklyn and four grand- the other GOP authority offices Thursday night. Mr. sey resident for the past 75 children. member, last Thursday eve- Foster insists the GOP au- Currier & Ives Third Edition years. The Day Funeral Home. ning. He added that the lights thority members had no right She was a member of the Keyport, is in charge of ar- had been left on and the door At United Jersey Bank, to take Mr. Zizik into the of- Union Baptist Church of Mid- rangements. open for them. fice without the authority's Mid State we have a dletown and the Middletown permission, though he con- gift for all Savings Republican Club. Mr. WhitUes said he left the Mrs. Mary Sloan ceded the right of Mr. El- Surviving is one sister, Mrs. ledger out all right, but insist- .. and a gift for all KEYPORT - Mrs. Mary dridge and Mr. Makely to in- Harriet Crosby of St. Albans, ed the doors and windows Sloan, 75. of 500 Broad St., spect the books. The mem- seasons. NY, and several nieces and were properly locked and the died yesterday in the Arnold bers of the Democratic ma- nephews. lights were turned off. July 1st Walter Nursing Home, Holm- jority were not even told of The Childs Funeral Home The object of the Republi- del. the proposed visit, let alone thru July 31st of Red Bank, is in charge of cans' visit was to get a cor- that Mr. Zizik would be there, arrangements. Born in Kearney, she lived rect count of the units includ- offering a lovely here five years. Mrs. Sloan ed in the authority's com- Mr. Foster said angrily. serving tray with was a member of St John's mercial accounts, Mr. El- Mr. Whittles said yesterday Mrs. Mabel M. Atlee United Methodist Church, dridge explained. He added he is in the process of re- an authentic repro- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Hazlet, and the church's se- that unbeknownst to either checking the number of units »duction of a famous - Mrs. Mabel M. Atlee, 86, of nior citizens group Mr Whittles or the Demo- in all the authority's ac- 33 Memorial Parkway, died Currier & Ives Spring yesterday in Riveryiew Hos- Surviving are her husband, scene. pital, Red Bank David Sloan; a son, Kenneth Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Sloan of Nutley; a daughter, Atlee lived here 42 years. She Mrs. Evelyn Overthrow of We'll"strut you with savings and a lire was the widow of Charles At- Norwalk, Conn., and five lee grandchildren. SCrVlng Hay tOV... Open a new Savings, account Surviving are a son, The Bedle Funeral Home. for $100or more, or add $100 or more to an existing Savings Charles Atlee, at home; two Keyport, is in charge of ar- account, and we'll give you this beautiful serving tray at no step-sons, Howard Atlee, rangements. additional cost - it s free when you save here, and William Atlee of Mexico; four grandchildren, toms and 16 great-grandchildren. Accountant unit i Posten's Funeral Home, At- Gmu Savings to dime fwmMm^» w beou r lantic Highlands, is in charge picks Hazlet man COLORFUL 5% everyday saver or our big 7%% four to seven year savings of arrangements HAZLET - Edward T. Del- certificate, we have a savings plan just right for you. m. Death Notices nero of 4 Ramble Way has been named director-profes- PORCH ALSTON - RMKCa. ***** Hill KM. At United Jersey Bank «MMNm m iuutn. turn It. Lnb» sional development of the Es- •tottr t) MM. Horrkf O**,. tan* ami •) we pay you the highest in- Itvtral Mien mud m*twl and itv.rol sex County Chapter of the HMHCWM mtOM H»»I«IMpMn. FimreFiHMfOtl MMrr- National Association of Ac- terest rate allowed by law Jhuntn 11 o.M. •) Mt IMM MM ROLLUPS United Ourc*Oudi.. Mti Aw*«v. WNMaWHItan C. FMttFnHar UndiMcl. miinlanK •tlnotf-. mttrmtitiHttrmt l Hlllil.it CvCm.It,, , COUmamS. for any commercial bank. PMMkM FrlOTM may cod «t Itw enure* made of In this capacity he is re- Start your savings with' HJersey sponsible for courses and HEAVY VINYL y a long IHIHW. >*<»•« huaond seminars held for over 400 Green, Brown, White interest growing for you - MID management accountants on with a Currier & Ives Bam< STATE NA . It If n*mM the chapter's roster. 4r ' to 3'TO 7'WIDE • 6'HIGH serving tray. > Saving I, Radta*. N.J. Mr. Delnero is an account- Ing executive with the Wag- WE RESCREEN ALl TYPES OF WOOD Fe*rat u« and rtgulation protiitnt me payment of i tune ner Electric Corporation in depotil pf KM to mtiurity unicu tfutt months of the inttveM •"ONMOUTH IM-anO-MXnm 727 2«)4 AND ALUMINUM FRAME WINDOWS Itweon «* tatteited and mteff tl on the amount withdrawn n ilM Parsippany and resides here My 1 hnrr Otr.mtttm Aw* M teduc»d to Iht regulav MISOK* rale mmt R F.OJ.C TmCjjI..MMjCMri, Mrtw. Man- with Ms wife, Pamela, and their daughter Cynthia He N«w Shrtwlkvrr, NJ. Fwvral trtm Mctw»tti fmtnt Htm,, m frnuDt received his MBA degree 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Aw., tmtrr City, m, m WHniUm Z*. fmrU Mm w. JMI from Seton Hall University in H* eS>eS>, m M m . vnvnmm* MM•KM* 1(73. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JULY I, 1975 The Daily Register 5 Rent control challenge going to court FREEHOLD - The owners Judge Lane found to be March 24 adopted an ordi- by the board on each appli- tence of an "emergency" in challenging the ordinance, of Stonehurst Apartments in without merit Stonehorst nance creating a Rent Level- cation for permission to raise the township with regard to maintained that no such Freehold Township will get a Apartments' allegations that ing Control Board, consisting rent and authorizes the board the rental of housing space in emergency exists in the chance in court to prove that the rent control ordinance of five members and two al- to determine, based on evi- multiple unit dwellings township with regard to rent- no bousing emergency exists was an invalid attempt to ternates appointed by the dence offered at the hearing, brought about by demands for al of housing units In multiple in the township and thus the regulate private business, Township Committee, which whether a rent increase is increases in rent which the dwellings. The legal action township does not need a rent that it was an excessive use must approve all rent increas- justified and how much it Township Committee had de- stated that vacancy in Sto- only at control ordinance. of police powers and that it es proposed by apartment should be. termined to be "exorbitant, nehurst Apartments is more Superior Court Judge Mer- will cause irreparable dam- and mobile court owners. The township had stated speculative and unwar- than 10 per cent, noting that ritt Lane Jr. made the ruling. age. The ordinance specifies that the ordinance was war- ranted." of 518 units, only 445 are pro- Keystone Savings While a municipality has Freehold Township on that a hearing must be held ranted because of the exis- Stonehurst Apartments, in ducing rental Income. the power to adopt an ordi- nance controlling or stabiliz- ing rents, this power is de- pendent upon the existence of a housing emergency, said the judge. Summer school tat** dates announced RED BANK - The Red Bank Elementary School system will hold a summer school program for pupils age six to eighth grades from Monday to Aug. IS under the direction of Henry J. Olds, school administrator. Classes will be conducted in the Primary, Mechanic Street and the River Street schools from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thirteen teachers, three coordinators and eight aides, all members of the regular staff, have been employed to work in the program. Selected pupils will attend school in small groups for four hours each day for basic instruction, including the application of phonics and word attack skills in the sale 10.90-29.90 area of reading. Pupils will *17-*45 misses' contemporary fashions also cover literature and reading for fun. for real summer living at 1 /3 off A collection of pants, jackets, halters, tank tops, skirts This Title I program will and shirt sets, designed for the miss, ms or mrs be evaluated by the director, Cool, casual mixers in easy care polyester gabardine teachers, aides, students and or polyester/cotton blends. All have a bright look for parents at the end of the the busy, active, involved woman. six-week period. Mr. Olds said eillgible students with deficiencies in reading may enroll at the office of each school at any time prior to and including Monday, between the hours of 8 and 4 p.m. Sears break-in sale 3.90-5.90 is investigated •5-^8 fashion tops for summer Sleeveless, short sleeves. T shirts, mock MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - V neck, shirts. S. M, L. Neckwear. Police are investigating a break-in that occurred at 1:37 sate 2/4.90 a.m. Sunday at Sears Roe- buck, Rt. 34., here. •3-7.50 fashion right jewelry According to Detective Lt. Sllverplate pendants, nothing necklaces, John McGinty, Patrolman bracelets, pierced and clip earrings. Prank Slgismondi discovered the store's back door broken 11.90 open while he was on a rou- *18 polyester gabardine pants tine patrol. Lt. McGinty said Misses' famous make, machine wash- eight portable color tele- visions and one stereo unit able, zip front, button waist, elastic back were reported stolen. He sate 5.90 placed a value of $3,447.59 on the items. special purchase famous tops Lt. McGinty said the In- Sleeveless, short sleeve, scoop neok vestigation will continue. ribbed nylon shells. Solids, Sportswear PUBLIC NOTICE sate 13.90 PUIIIC MOTICf Take notice that DEVON CHEMICALS. INC has applied to the Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control *2fr*34 misses' cool dresses for o Plenary Wholesale License ond to Washable polyester 1 and 2 pc. styles in maintain a soles room at 157 Brood Street, Red Bank, New Jersey prints and solids, some jackets. Budget Corporate officers ore: Timothy McGrath, 14 Riverside Drive. Dress. Rumson. N. J., President John L. Foy. 117] Old Eagle School Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania. Vlce-Presl sate 19.90 dent Oblectloni, II any, should be mode Im mediately In writing 10 the Director ol *32~*38 misses' fashion dresses the Division ol Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol, 15 Commerce Drive. Cranlord, N Sleeveless, varied sleeve lengths in 1 or DEVON CHEMICALS. INC. 2 pc. polyesters, more. Moderate. 157 Broad Street Red Bonk. N J July I, 7 in u sate 2.69-5.99 NOTICE $ AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING 4-*1i famous maker bras THE SUM OF SIMM.*} FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Maidenform, Warners, Jantzen, Olga TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO ACQUIRE CERTAIN LANDS FROM THE NEW Flexnit, Lilyette. Vanity Fair, more JERSEY HIGHWAY AUTHORITY OR TELEGRAPH HILL ROAD. BEING A PORTION OF BLOCK 47. sate 2.50-7.49 LOT 1 ON THE TAX MAP OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL AND CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY IS ACRES TOGETHER WITH AP M-*9 action sports briefs PROXIMATELY I.MO SQUARE Minimal, medium, extra firm control by FEET OF SLOPE EASEMENTS BE IT ORDAINED BY the Township Gossard, Jantzen, Flexnit, Formost, etc' Committee of the Township ol Holmdel In the County of Monmoutri: I. The sum of J10J00 00 Is hereby op- proprlated from the copltal Improve- sate 4.30 ment account to provide funds lo acquire certain kinds from the New Jersey High- way Authority on Tetegrpoh Hill Road. *6-7.50 girls' 4-14 sleepwear btlno a portion of Bloct 47. Lot J on me Tax Map at the Township of Holmdel Flame retardant polyester knit gowns ond consisting of approximately IS and pajamas in prints. By Carter acres together with approximately 3.000 squore feet of slope easements, being more particularly descrIbtd as follows: DESCRIPTION OF PORTION OF LOT sate90M0.50 J. BLOCK 47. HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP. TO BE ACQUIRED FROM NEW JER- SEY HIGHWAY AUTHORITY FOR 1.60-14 toddler playwear ROADWAY R.O.W. AND UTILITY PURPOSES. Boys and girls short sets, tops, shorts, Beginning ot the point of Intersection of the southerly property line of Lot I. slacks, shifts. All perma press Block 47, with the existing westerly right-of-way line of Telegraph Hill Rood. sate 4.90 I. Westerly olong the southerly line of lot 1, approximately M' feel to a point wh/ch Is M feet distant, mea 1Z50-*15 yg. men's sport shirts lured at right angtei, to the existing centerllne of Telegraph Hill Rood, Polyester/cotton solids, prints with long fhance; 1. Northwesterly, otono Hie curve of sleeves, point collars. Cycle Shop. an arc bearing to the left whose radius ll 77».o» foot, approximately ISO (»el to a point, thence; sate 6.60-10.90 1. Continuing Northwesterly along a lino parallel lo and » feet south of the original existing centerllne at *&-*15 men's famous dress shirts Telegraph Hill Rao*, approximate ly 150 feel ta the polnTol Inter Short sleeve Qiana nylon, Ultressa and •action of MM Una with the south erly line ot the roadway leading to knit polyester. Solids, stripes. the former Nike Site, which south- erly line ll alia the extension of the sale 39.90 southerly rlght-of-wov line of Tata- -J 3.90-10.90 graph Hill Road, thence; 69.95 Panasonic mini desk calculator adds up to 4. Easterly and southerly along the VI2 vinyl lace tablecloths xistlng Muttwrl* on;IwaiTor , 52x52, 52x70, 60x90 oblong or oval Rood, approximately lift feet to dependability plus convenience plus savings tha point and ptaca of beginning. #630 8 digit electronic with underflow and overflow, automatic 60x104, 70" rd. White or bone Containing approximately IS Acres, constant calculation in multiplication and division. The perfect addition As shown on a mop dated June It, H75 prepared by LoanT. Avaklon, but sub- , to every home. Use on battery or AC operation. Adapter available, 6.00. sate 34.90-44.90 lecfto the reiulti an accurate survey made In the field will OIKIOM. All stores except Brick Town & Red Bank. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect im- W96 mikasa ironstone for 8 mediately upon Its final passage ond pub- 40 pc. service is durable, ovensafe and

The foregoing erallnoncewoi In- dishwasher proof. All stores except Red troduced andpaued an tint reading at a Bank. meeting of the Township Committee at

II, W» at TowmMp Hail. ttojjMM. HV ot I:N p.m. at wMcti time and place all persons desiring to be hoard thereon will be given full opportunity. GEORGE J. BOGGIO Mayor Attest: John P Wodlnglon Clerk BW, RED BANK OPEN WED. & ^ July I HJ.tj The Daily Register First Amendment protection Amin a "village tyrant" in an Established 10 1871-Publufacd by The Red Bank Regisler By JACK ANDERSON II IIIIIIIIMIIIII Illl HIIIIIII to monitor their activities. unpublished manuscript. With LES WHITTEN The late FBI chief J Edgar ARTHUR Z. KAMIN The fat Amin and skinny. WASHINGTON Hoover, for example, didn't Qaddafi get together occa- President and Editor WASHINGTON - In the So- want his agents tracking sus- sionally to exchange rhetoric viet Union, American news- pects around the corridors of about the enemies they are men are watched wherever SCENE Congress. However, he made Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor going to destroy. Only last they go. TV correspondents some quiet exceptions to the month, Amin ventured to Tri- must take along an official IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII rule and to this day, the FBI I TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1975 poli wjiere the Laurel-and- censor on filming trips. Even Soviet news agency Tass and keeps known KGB operatives Hardy pair reaffirmed their f the office help in U.S. news Moscow radio-TV. under surveillance on Capitol "strong brotherly relations." bureaus allegedly are re- Hill. Aw-w, it makes such nice shade, Ed.' . Izvestia's busy Barsukov Is Diplomatic Insiders suspect, quired to repprt to KGB The FBI has been ham- a human vacuum cleaner who however, that Qaddafi is In this country, Soviet pered, nevertheless, by a collects press releases, con- stringing Amin along. Three newsmen are free to travel tight budget. Director Clar- gressional reports, military years ago, say our sources, virtually where they wish. ence Kelley has testified byan strongman Muammar and foreign policy documents Qaddafi talked Amin into They have the same access more funds are needed to el-Qaddafi and Ugandan and every scrap of paper he breaking relations with Israel as other newsmen to govern- keep up with all the Soviet President Idl Amln. They are, can find on Capitol Hill. In exchange for a promise of ment premises. They can in- representatives now in the in the judgment of diplomats, His heavily spectacled side- weapons: Amin is still waiting terview anyone who will talk country — double the number a couple of mad hatters. kick, Kondrashov, moves for his guns. to them. Their films are ship- 10 years ago. Colonel Qaddafi passes out ponderously from office to of- He hasn't lost his faith, ped, uncensored, to Moscow. Footnote: Only one of the weapons to terrorists while he fice with the grim determina- however, in his Libyan friend. Yet secret files identify at three KGB Journalists re- seeks nuclear bombs for his tion of a KGB interrogator. During a confrontation the least three Soviet newsmen as turned our calls. Yuri Barsku- own arsenal. Presumably, he Together with Sisnev, they other day with Britain's Lt. veteran KGB Agents. The kov, in response to our in- would bomb Israel if he could have an unparalleled outpost Gen. Sir Chandos Blair, Amin newspaper Izvestia's Wash- quiry about his KGB affilia- get his hands on the nuclear on Capitol Hill for espionage. suddenly began shouting ex- ington correspondents, Stanis- tion, said: "I couldn't answer wherewithal. But this is by no Kondrashov is accredited to citedly to his ministers: lav Kondrashov and Yuri Bar- that stupid question." Asked means certain. He also has the congressional press 'gal-. "Alert the army! Alert the sukov, actually run an espion- whether he would like to deny made dire threats against his leries, Barsukov, back in air force! Call Libya and tell age operation, according to the charge, he growled: "I own Arab brothers, including Washington on a second tour, Libya to begin sending air- the files. won't answer any more," and Egypt's -President Sadat and soon will be. planes here)" The files also claim that This accreditation gives he hung up. A Soviet embassy Jordan's King Hussein. Vissarion Slsnev, correspond- them special access to infor- spokesman said he had no The irrepressible Amln Is Qaddafi lent no airplanes. ent for the Soviet labor news- mation, Including off-the- knowledge that the three So- gaining notoriety as one of He has promised, however, to paper Trud, is an outright record briefings. They also viet newsmen were in- history's most Infamous buf- build some hospitals in KGB agent. Official sources share indirectly in the protec- telligence agents. foons and thugs. Over the Uganda. But insiders believe tell us that other KGB men tion of the First Amendment. STRANGE BED- years, he has murdered 80,000 the African dictator will get almost certainly pose as cor- They develop friendships on FELLOWS: One of the political opponents. The latest his hospitals at about the respondents for the Commu- Captiol Hill, making it awk- world's strangest friendships to land on his execution Us! is same time he gets his air- nist party paper Pravda, the ward for federal authorltes has developed between Li- a British lecturer who called planes. Regulatory powers expanding By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIII requirement, the nation's computers. Ordinary citizens, largest corporations will stag- taxpayers and employers un- WASHINGTON - President CONSERVATIVE ger under the load. This co- derstand them murkily, if at Ford has latched onto a popu- lossal statistical program all. lar Issue in his declared in- would give employment for c To be sure, most of this tention to reduce the over- VIEW the next century to perhaps busywork has some plausible regulation of American life. It 10,000 clerks, typists, pro- basis in health, safety, or wel- will be a wonder if he gets grammers, inspectors, ana- fare. None of us wants to be anywhere, but even the possi- lysts, supervisors and com- cut up by a power mower, or bility is marvelously appeal- the regulatory power is a puter specialists — all of compelled to breathe dirty Ing. kind of gas; it expands by them Industriously compiling air. The governoment's police In an ideal society, accord- natural law. data of no use to anyone. powers reasonably may be in- ing to our American concepts, In his recent speech tq It is a fair surmise that\ KILPATR1CK voked in the name of pure ,the regulatory powers of gov- members of the National Fed- over-regulation of the ai. u X drugs and uncontaminated ernment would be sharply eration of Independent Busi- tomobile industry contributed tranvo. builds its own empire. meat. Only the most doctri- Welcome news for U.S. limited. The state would ex- ness, Mr. Ford made a prom- heavily to the recession. The Among the current bureau- naire libertarians would put For a United States which is ac- not been all that benevolent toward ercise its authority only In ise: "I hear your cries of ang- regulators demanded an igni- cratic battles is a war be- an end to all regulations. customed to antagonism in places cases of clear and present uish and desperation. I will tion-seatbelt interlock, which tween OSHA and the Environ- It is the needless, wasteful, the 13,381 islanders living on 246 danger to the public health, near and far, it is quite gratifying to square miles. (Monmouth County not let you suffocate." The the people despised. They de- mental Protection Agency suffocating, solicitous, petty Safety, and welfare. Other- anguish and desperation are over permissible noise levels have a plebiscite result in a heavily manded over-sized bumpers, regulation that leeches the has 471.57 square miles.) From 1947 wise, government would let quite real. Suffocation is pre- which added to weight. They in Industry. If OSHA wins, it the people lead their own blood from our national life. favorable vote for political union to 1952, an average of $1 million an- cisely the right image. demanded catalytic con- will cost industry, which is to lives, for good or ill, and What Mr. Ford condemns U with our nation. nually was appropriated for the trust Today's businessman, small verters, which shot up costs. say the public, only 113.5 bil- leave "regulation" largely to the hoity-toity, high-andmlg- or large, scarcely can breathe lion; If EPA wins, it will cost territory through the Department of the marketplace and to the Thanks chiefly to Sen. James hty notion that Big Daddy The people of the northern Ma- in the oppressive atmosphere us $31 billion. Defense. President Harry Truman common law. L. Buckley of New York, the knows best; he condemns the riana Islands in the Western Pacific of over-regulation. hated interlock has been ba- Every day the Federal Reg- transferred the administration to the barely concealed attitude that have balloted decisively for becom- {Manifestly, today's society The paperwork burden al- nished, but the other require- ister spews forth scores, hun- the people are but sheep, and Department of the Interior, and ing American citizens. Their 50(t is far removed from that one is beyond belief. Even in ments remain. Car prices dreds, thousands of amended the government their shep- funding went up to $7.5 million an- ideal. The regulatory power the smallest company, the mile long string of islands thus will have soared out of sight, and regulations, proposed regu- herd. These notions and atti- nually. of the state pervades both dally routine is a routine of li- the whole economy suffers. lations and final regulations. tudes provide the fuel that become a commonwealth, such as business life and human con- A lengthy survey report in 1961 censes, permits, applications, A couple of years ago, Con- Mr. Force said the last count keeps the engines of govern- Puerto Rico. duct. The process functions reports, returns, and forms, gress created the Consumer of federal forms found 5,146 in ment going. Mr. Ford's aim is persuaded the Kennedy adminis- like one of those fantastic forms, forms. If the Federal Product Safety Commission. regular use. State and local to throttle them back. His ef- For most Americans, the quick- tration to double the aid, and the breeder reactors, whose asto- Trade Commission succeeds It is the busiest little factory bureaucracies have at least fort probably won't succeed, nishing property is to create est identification of the Marianas is figure has since moved up to the in imposing its ponderous in town. The Occupational as many more. The forms are but in the name of a free so- Us own fuel as it goes along. with its capital island of Saipan, present annual level of $60 million. "line of business" reporting Safety and Health Adminis- meant to be understood by ciety, it is worth a try. scene of a bloody World War II Whatever grievances inevitably battle. exist, however, the people of the True, the 78.5 per cent pro- northern Marianas obviously prefer American vote came out of a total us, and that's welcome news these This year's grain scandal vote of only 4,560 islanders. That's days. about the size of a vote in a ward of • Steps still ahead include the ap- By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN "" ' "'""" " "" covered that my point of view products. in regard to it was fundamen- a large U.S. city. proval of the commonwealth cov- The rest of us would be tally different from that of wise to remain calm but con- Another consideration is that the enant by Congress, presidential ap- We're having a grain scan- THE LIBERAL dal. We haven't had one of my superiors in office. For cerned while the people In the bureaucracy, largely funded by proval of a constitution the Ma- them for awhile so lt comes nearly six years there has white smocks work on such United States' aid, is considered one rianas' citizens would draft, and ap- as pleasant diversion from SIDE been a growing feeling in my questions as whether or not of the world's largest and most cos- proval by the United Nations Secu- the oil scandal, the tax scan- mind that these differences cattle and chickens who eat • Illl IIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIII 1 were irreconcilable and I ly. That's relatively speaking, of rity Council of a dissolutirffi of the dal, the assassination scan- mycotoxin-contaminated food have been conscious of an of- course. trusteeship. dal, (he campaign contribu- might be responsible. pass these cute little organ- tion scandal, the narcotics en- If this Introduction to the ficial environment which has isms on to those who eat The prospects that moving the If all that takes place — not ex- forcement scandal, the arms topic seems too fatigued let's been essentially inhospitable. them. The facts are not yet islands from a United Nations pected until 1980 or 1981 — we will procurement scandal and go back six decades and I saw the fundamental prin- known. von HOFFMAN trustee basis to U.S. commonwealth add our first territory since the pur- your steady day-to-day aver- quote from the letter of resig- ciples of the food and drugs Nor is it known how much act one by one paralyzed and status could make them a front line chase of the Virgin Islands from age swindle. nation from the Department Brett, The Washington Post, or how long a human being Thank you, Department of of Agriculture written by Dr. discredited. April 20 and June 15, 1975.) military base also had its lure in Denmark in 1917 and the annexation can consume aflatoxin before Agriculture and Earl Butz, H. W. Wiley. Until leaving of- "Interest after interest en- Brett tells us that moldy terms of the economy and jobs. running a serious risk of con- of Swains Island to American Samoa for the variety. The gist of fice, Dr. Wiley was in charge gaged in... the manufacture grain — corn, wheat, soy tracting cancer. With many of Actually, the United States has in 1925. this scandal is that we're of food and drug enforce- of misbranded or adulterated beans, peanuts, etc. — pro- these substances, lt may take shipping short-weighted, dirty ment. His letter is dated foods and drugs made an ap- vides a home for three very years before enough people wheat contaminated by bat March IS, 1912, and lt reads in peal to escape ... One by one unpleasant fungi that go un- come down with the disease turd and other hazardous sub- part: I found that (my) activi- der the name of mycotoxtns: for epidemiologists to quan- Secretary Morton's vision stances to our customers "After a quarter of a cen- ties ... were restricted ... A "... aflatoxin B 1 (is) con- tify the bad news. And that is few of the instances of this sidered a powerful carcino- Perhaps Secretary Roger C. B. the tariff is supposed to reduce them overseas. The allegations are tury of constant discussion why when some j»ison ped- the ordinary ones, bribery, in- and effort the bill regulating kind were well known. Among gen... zearalenone, a potent dler says his chemical should Morton should lose himself for a and to put pressure on foreign oil difference, bureaucratic tor- interstate and foreign com- these may be mentioned the substance whose hormonal ef- be all»wed on the market be- while in the Interior Department's prices and on the cohesiveness of the por laced with intrigue and merce in food and drugs was manufacutre of so- fects on human beings are not cause nothing has been bureaucratic wilderness. It's swal- cartel itself. the customary fiendish divi- enacted into law. Almost called ... colors and flavors, understood but which causes proved against it yet, be is lowed more than one of his prede- These effects, then, are sup- sion of authority which ren- from the beginning of the en- the addition to food of benzoic abortions in animals, and T-2 talking dangerous twaddle. acid ... of saccharin ... the posed to contribute to OPEC price ders It impossible to say who forcement of .this act I dis- trichothecene toxin which in The law ought to read, as it cessors. Such an occurence would at selling of moaldy, fenneiled, high amounts causes heart restraint and to lessen U.S. vulne- does not, that no substances least keep him from uttering such decomposed aid mlsbraidcd failure." can be marketed until it has inanities as he did recently. rability to future supply inter- gratis (boldface mine)... I Grains and nuts con- been shown beyond reason- Wearing — apparently over his ruption. have been instructed to re- taminated by these molds are able doubt to be benign. frain from stating in any pub- eyes — his other hat as White House not only shipped abroad but There is also reason to be- ' The cost, though, is to the con- lic way my own opinions re- are consumed here by both Energy Resources Council chair- lieve that the techniques of sumer and, because it is in- garding the effect of these livestock and people. How man, he allowed that if the foreign substances, and this restric- big scale industrial farming flationary, to the economy. So, of much of these poisons is inge- encourage the growth of these cartelists again pump up oil prices, tion has interfered with my sted is uncertain. They are course, will decontrol of oil and gas academic freedom of speech molds, and there is the suspi- Washington should respond by re- very difficult to detect, so for cion that the improper use of be inflationary. It's a matter of rela- on matters relating directly you free market people who ducing or eliminating President tive costs and benefits. to the public health." weed killers and antibiotics in believe in no government animal feeds does the same. Ford's $2-a-barrel tariff. The Orga- So Isn't there any really regulation of pure food, you nization of Petroleum Exporting If the tariff is dropped, the rea- But that's next year's scan- new news? Elsewhere in his would best be advised to dal. While you read about this son should not be that OPEC raised Countries couldn't have put it better. writings Dr. Wiley described bring your electron micro- year's, you might remember If for every OPEC price boost to prices but that Washington found for us the well-connected lob- scope to the supermarket Harvey W. Wiley, and say to with you the next time you United States consumers the U.S. better means to achieve U.S. energy byists, the vulpine Washing- yourself, Doc you're gone ton lawyers and the corpo- buy any bread, peanut butter, compensates by reducing its own aims. from the charts but not from rately subsidized, bought and- m eggs, milk or many other our hearts. import-tax revenues, the savings The President's proposal for us- paid-for scientists • testifying' will go not to Americans, but to for- ing the U.S. naval petroleum re- to the salubrious effects of eign oil producers. That would be serves as a national security stock- poison before the Congres- sional committees of his era. Today in history economic madness. The federal pile is one of them. It meets the na- Since Dr. Wiley, who was a lit iQMT Itin nnMUUa «t.f *"*- Ml n tional security objective more di- In 1867, the Dominion of Ca Clara Barton as president. energy administrator, Frank Zarb, major figure in American nada was created by the Brit- In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt told Mr. Norton as much, although rectly and less expensively than the food and agricultural chem- ish North America Act. and his Rough Riders carried tariff approach. istry, died in 1(30, we've in more diplomatic language. In 1862, the U.S. Congress out a victorious assault on learned considerably more Ours, however, is not to do or Businessmen manage huge sup- established the Bureau of In- San Juan Hill In Cuba in the about the moldy, fermented die for Mr. Ford's oil-import tariff, ply fluctuations every day by keep- ternal Revenue. Spanish-American war. and decomposed grains that but to reason why it's not as bad as ing large inventories, not by asking In 1883, the Civil War Battle Today's birthdays: Actor concerned him. (For details, of Gettysburg began. their customers to restrict con- James Cagney Is 71 years old. other direct control schemes. see two nifty articles on the 'In 1881, the American Red sumption permanently. subject by Abigail Trafford Actress Oliva de Havllland is By making imports more costly, 'He's in the driver's seal, but—' Cross was incorporated, with 59. SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1975 The DOlly Register 7 Buys only ticket left in lot, wins $10,000 UNION BEACH - Once In a bank a while you've got to win one, "I want to put it some- says Dennis Ward of 916 Sec- where so I can't get my ond St. hands on it. I know how fast Last week he was at work it can go," he explained. as usual In Ralph's Market, Mr Ward added that he 534 Frut St. In came doesn't yet know what he'll Borough Councilman Victor do with the money eventually. T. Young. Mr. Young bought "I don't know what I'll save two Instant Lottery tickets it for, but I know I want to (or himself, ripping out one save it," he said. « [\ page of the book, and then Taking the winning ticket to bought several more for a lottery agent in Keyport, friends, leaving one loose Mr. Ward filled out a form ticket. which will be forwarded to "I saw it and said to my- Freehold and to Trenton. The self, i might as well buy agent told him his money It; " Mr. Ward explained. should be forthcoming within 10 days to three weeks. He put down his dollar and Victor T. Y*ug started to rub the all-impor- The instant winner, 23 and tant spots. Three fives came wall," the young store clerk single, said he's had a lot of up first, and then a six, ad- said. marital offers since he won. ding up to the winning com- Mr. Ward treated himself "They come right Into the bination of 21. Sunday to a seat at the Mets store," he explained. "I couldn't believe it!" Mr. dQubleheader in Shea Sta- Councilman Young, who Ward said. dium, but when he gets his missed $10,000 by just a single • utmrtMlpMto And Councilman Young? $10,000 he's going to put it ticket, could not be reached INSTANT WINNER — Dennis Ward of Union "He nearly went up the into certificates of'deposit in at home last night. Beach shows book from which his $10,000 N.J. In- stant Lottery ticket came as his employer, Al- phonse Guerra, owner of Ralph's Market, 534 Front St., Union Beach, smiles approval. Mr. 1OO at fort plan to retire Ward, acting on Impulse, bought a single ticket ••filter Man ptwta ky DM Lardl passed up by Borough Councilman Victor T. AMARANTH SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED — Miss Deborah Becker, fore- FT. MONMOUTH - Ap- and the fort and Brig. Gen. BASS); William P. Lonnie, Young. It proved a winner. ground, Is presented the $500 George B. Moxley Memorial Scholarship by proximately 100 employes of Henry W. Hill, deputy com- Interlaken, Commu- Mrs. William E. Boyce of Rumson, associate matron of Charity Court 38, the Army Electronics Com- manding general of the fort nications/Automatic Data Home Owners, when you Order of the Amaranth, Fair Haven. Looking on are'Brogon Randleman of mand have filed retirement and ECOM. Processing Laboratory; Nor- Llncroft, chairman of the order's trustees, and the recipient's rpother, Mrs. papers in the past four man E. Lee, Red Bank, Com- NEED MONEY Ethel Becker of Fair Haven. Miss Becker, 18, was graduated from Rumson- months. Other military retirees mand Group (Systems Ana- FAST... Falr Haven Regional High School and plans to study dental hygiene at Numbered among the retir- are Col. Frank G. Stilo, chief lysis Office); Louis L. Kapl-.f Westbrook College, South Portland, Maine. CALL US! ees are two generals and two of staff, and Col. Charles Mi- an, Ocean Township, R4D full colonels. The remainder lam, commanding officer, Technical Support Activity; Up To $10,000 CASH consists of civilian employes, Headquarters & .Installation Charles H. Clark, Deal, No Point.! No Commlstlontl among them seven high-rank- Support Activity. HISA; Thomas S. Gore Sr., Moran Rotary president No Brokerage FMI ing executives. West Long Branch, Elec- LONG BRANCH James Chamber of Commerce. w Guire, treasurer; George Heading the military who Among the civilians are: tronics Technology 4 Devices WE ALSO MAKE LOANS TO BUSINESSES M. Moran was installed as Over 100 persons attneded Shaw, sergeant-at-arms. are leaving are Maj. Gen. Robert I. Ullman, Oceanport, Laboratory and Eberhard $Monmouth County Investment Corp. president of the the Long the event which honored the Hugh F. Foster Jr., com- Remotely Monitored Battle- Both, Wanamassa, also from Highway 35 741-5061 • Mlddlelown ^^^^ , Sicondary Mortgigt Uc»n%»* Branch Rotary Club at a income slate of officers and Mr. Woolley also installed manding general of ECOM field Sensor Systems (REM- ET&D Laboratory. the following directors for dinner-dance at the West all past presidents. Howard H. Woolley, master of the Rotary's 1975-76 year: End Manor, Thursday. Mr. ceremonies,' Inducted the Fred W. Carl, James Maz- Moran, a retired Prudential following officers In addition zacco, James M. Moran, Insurance Company agent, is to Mr. Moran: Nelson V. Samuel F. Sistito, Edward T. executive director of the Warren, vice president; R. L. Soriano, Jerome B. Tucker Greater Long Branch and Nelson V. Warren. Finally, a Tax-Deferred Savings Plan Schuchart, secretary; John that lets you...

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_STATE. OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY PHONE NUMBER. For more immediate Inlormallon call Mr. Foley at (201) 622-8010 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JULY 1.1975 Arts Center's gala Dinner for two

aids Cultural Fund By BARBARA GIBBONS 2 teaspoons cornstarch or arrowroot salt and pepper HOLMDEL Mrs. Amos The optional black-tie event starting at 8: JO. Just the two of you. How intimate! How Place the chicken pieces skin-side up in a Ganor, wife of the acting will begin with the reception The Eliot Feld Ballet, romantic! How difficult to cook for! hot oven or under the broiler until skin is head of the Israeli consul at 6: SO under a huge, colorful resident dance company of Sooner'or later nearly everybody is a browned and fat is melted Combine chicken general, and seven members tent on the Arts Center the New York Shakespeare "childless couple" ... a fact overlooked by pieces in a heavy pot or Dutch oven with all of the Israeli Consulate grounds. For guests who ob- Festival, and the American cookbooks and supermarkets. Recipes, meat remaining ingredients except cornstarch and General will join Gov. Bren- serve Jewish dietary laws, Symphony Orchestra under and produce are usually packaged as if every- cold water (which will be used for thick- dan T. Byrne and other kosher food has been added the baton of Seymour Lipkln, body still sits down to an 8-foot dining table. ening.) Cov^and simmer over low heat until guests at the Garden State to the buffet menu. will also be featured. Xpday we've got a pair of recipes for mak- tender, aboutWtninutes. Uncover and contin- Arts Center Cultural Fund's ing two "meals for two" out of one cut-up ue cooking until liquid is reduced by half. 1975 gala benefit tomorrow Many Jewish community Proceeds go to the Arts chicken. The vegetables served with the chick- Combine cornstarch and cold water and stir night. leaders plan to attend Center Cultural Fund, which Valery Panov en on the first day help to season the sauce for into simmering pot until liquid is slightly Members of the state because of their interest in underwrites free events for our second-day "Chicken Bolognese" a to- thickened. Season to taste. Serve half the legislature, other government Valery Panov and Galina New Jersey school children, mato-rich chicken-and-pasta dish that general- chicken and all of the vegetables, topped with officials, representatives of Panov as ballet performers senior citizens, disabled ly includes carrot and celery in the Italian some of the sauce. the news media, leaders of and as symbols of the Jewish veterans and blind people. gravy. Serves two, about 290 calories each. Industry and labor, and struggle for religious This year's free programs Set aside remaining chicken and sauce un- others will attend the freedom. Valery Panov and will enterain about a half til later. After dinner, when remaining chick- program of classical enter- his wife, who were successful million persons. The fund is en is cool enough to handle, remove the meat tainment in the Arts Center in their own efforts to leave administered by the New SLIM GOURMET and discard the bones Refrigerate the re- amphitheater and the pre- the Soviet Union for ci- Jersey Highway Authority, maining chicken meat and sauce (can be done concert reception and buffet tizenship in Israel, will be which operates the Arts Whether you're newlyweds or second hon- in the same pot) until the next day Then supper.' featured in the concert Center. eymooners. keeping in trim is important, so make this recipe: we've made both dishes extra low in calories . BONELESS CHICKEN AND but extra delicious! You won't mind chick- SPAGHETTIBOLOGNESE \ J en two nights in a row when the dishes are as Yesterday's leftover boneless chicken — different as these: including sauce: t POTTED CHICKEN WITH 1 5-ounce can plain tomato sauce (no oil CELERY AND CARROTS added) 2 pound cut-up frying chicken V2 teaspoon oregano 10-ounce package frozen carrots pinch of garlic powder Side puff hazards 3 stalks celery, sliced l'/i cups tender-cooked spaghetti 1 onion, sliced Cook spaghetti in boiling salted water. 1 bay leaf ,— While it's cooking, combine remaining in- >4 teaspoon poultry seasoning gredients in a saucepan. Simmer about five Hi cup dry white wine minutes. Serve over spaghetti. Tossed salad Gallni Panov \'/i cups water with diet Italian dressing completes the meal. Dear Ann Landers: I am a Is alcoholism ruining your >4 cup cold water Serves two, about 360 calories each. , smoker. I +ave been a life? Know the danger signals smoker since I was 16. I will and what to do. Read the always be a smoker. I tried to ANN LANDERS booklet, "Alcoholism—Hope quit four years ago and and Help," by Ann Landers.' several other harmful con- she lied on her application gained 30 pounds. I decided Enclose 50 cents in coin with stituents in cigaret smoke, and was hired. Why must I'd rather take my chances your request and a long, such as tars. He further says people be forced to cover up Nuptials with lung cancer or emphy- stamped, self-addressed enve- the increase in carbon mono- the fact they've received sema than look like a blimp. lope to Ann Landers, P.O. xide levels found in the blood help? Are we still living in the The problem: My sister-in- Box 1400. Elein. 111. 60120. of non-smokers exposed to Middle Ages? - Burned. law has the crazy notion that Stearly-Gilvey second-hand smoke exceeds Dear B: There is a great the smoke from MY cigaret federal safety standards. deal less stigma attached to HOLMDEL The marriage Nathaniel Gilvey of Hazlet. Jersey City, and Jersey City will be damaging to HER Additional evidence is pro- mental illness than there once of Miss Margaret Mary Gil- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Otto State College. She is a health. Whenever I light up in teacher of the handicapped. vided by__Dr._Jesse J. Stein- was—but we still have a long vey and Rodney Ty Stearly Stearly of LaPorte, Colo, are her presence (which is often took place here June 21 in feld, the Surgeon General who way to go. the bridegroom's parents. The bridegroom attended because our husbands like to St. Catharine's Roman issued the 1972 report that led Some applications no longer school in LaPorte and is In spend time together) Irene Catholic Church. The Rev. Mrs. James Edward to the law that forced cigaret ask that question and I fer- the U.S. Navy stationed at makes some nasty remark Eugene Scheg celebrated the Tyrrell Jr., was matron of companies to print a warning vently hope the day is not far Whidbey Island, Wash. about my nicotine habit. Un- Nuptial Mass. There was a honor and her husband was on each pack sold. Dr. Stein- off when it will be stricken Mrs. Jame« Carrel Jr. less 1 put out my cigaret she reception in Bamm Hollow the usher. Best man was ' After a wedding trip to feld said, "Many rooms in from ALL applications. (Nee Roberta Smith) leaves the room. Country Club, Middletown. Royce Le Stearly. Virginia, the couple will which we work or hold con- I recommend hiring em- Please settle this question Mrs. Stearly was graduated make their home in Oak ferences, and the autos in ployees who have had profes- The bride is the daughter once and for all. It seems of Mr. and Mrs. John from St. Dominic Academy, Harbor, Wash. which we ride, have a very sional help. They are more crazy to me that my cigaret low rate of exchange of air — compassionate and have can harm Irene's lungs. — and in some instances none at keener insight than those who Happy Puffer all." have not had coun- Carroll-Smith Dear Puff: Irene's "notion" So - Irene has a very good seling Mrs. Radary Slearly NEW MONMOUTH St. Inn. The couple will reside in is not so crazy. Dr. Joseph B. point. Dear Ann Landers: A (Nee Margaret GUvey) Mary's Roman Catholic Miss Andrea D. Smith was Eatontown. They are word, please, to "Lady Who Stocklen, President of the Dear Ann Landers: Why is Church was the setting here maid of honor for her sister, graduates of Middletown Has Made the Scene." She American Lung Assn., says it that a person can be as nut- June 22 for the marriage of who also was attended by Township High School. Mrs. there is four times as much ty as a fruitcake but if he has trouble with her choice of Miss Roberta D. Smith, Barbara Colodin, Arnette Carroll is employed as a carbon monoxide in side- hasn't been to a psychiatrist words. She's no lady. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnseth and Kathy Glenden- legal secretary for the stream smoke from the burning and there is no record of his As for those "sensational Robert W. Smith, 555 Gar- ning. Middletown law firm firm of end of a cigaret than in having received professional lovers' with whom she's made field Ave., Belford, to James Roberts, Madden and midstream smoke inhaled by help, he is hired for a job? On the scene, they are no bar- D. Carroll Jr., son of Mr. Patrick Carroll was best Holobinko. Mr. Carroll, an the smoker. This is also true, gains either. I hope you can alumnus of Monmoth College, the other hand, the minute a and Mrs. Carroll, 181 Park man for his brother and Mrs. Frederick Jerdai Jr. according to Dr. Stocklen, of get through to those bedroom prospective employer sees in- Ave., Belford. Officiating was ushers were William and West Long Branch, is with (Nee Dianne Smith) formation on a person's applu athletes that the misuse of the Rev. Leon Kasprzyk. The Gregory Schweizer and John the accounting firm of CRUISE GUESTS cation stating that he has sex, like anything else, ren- reception was in the Roman Helm. Touche Ross and Company. NEW YORK Guests sought help for an emotional ders it meaningless, ordinary aboard tbe SS Doric on a illness, he is considered a nut and cheap—Bin Thar cruise to Bermuda were Mrs. (or an ex-nut) and is not Dear Bin: Right you are. !Old Colonial! Paul PugUese, Locust, N.J., hired. Sex as a contact sport leaves Jordan-Smith PAINT COLOURS and her daughters Gail and much to be desired. Better KEANSBURG - In St. Ann Roman Catho- Raynor. This happened to my sister Mrs. James Sekrelker lic Church here June 21, Miss Dianne E. Thomas Smith was best man. Ushers were Lynn. three times. The fourth time they should go in for touch football. - / (Nee Joy JcNamee) Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Robert Farrell, Barry Wadle, and Michael Smith, 10 Dalby Place, East Keansburg, be- Campanella. came the bride of Frederick J. Jordan Jr., son Mrs. Jordan was graduated from. Middle- Schreiber-McNamee of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, 20 Park Ave., Rum-' town Township High School and Stuart School son. The Rev. Frederick A. Valentino offici- of Business Administration, Asbury Park. She UNION BEACH - Miss and Donna Pinzara. ated at the double ring ceremony. There was is employed by McGraw-Hill, New York The Joy Mary McNamee, Best man was William a reception in Bachstadts, East Keansburg. bridegroom is an alumnus of Rumson-Fair daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koneski. James McNamee, The bridal attendants were Mrs. Janet Haven Regional High School and is with Re- James McNamee, 250 Thomas Esbrandt, Edward Cieslik, matron of honor; Miss Susan Smith, search Cottrell, Finderine. The couple will re- AulhrnlicQlrll Rrpro^urliom 1 Bayvtew Ave., was married Koneski and Jeff Worthington Miss Barbara J. Smith and Mrs. Adrianne side in Atlantic Highlands. oftmriy hurl by Turro'i here June 21 in Holy Family were ushers. ) CoW Cupioard I •' Roman Catholic Church, to Mrs. Schreiber is an CORRECTION 1 ' James Lawrence Schreiber, alumna of Keyport High In yesterday's issue of The ) son of Mr. and Mrs. School aid is employed by Summer exhibits Daily Register, the picture of Lawrence Schreiber of Kerr Glass, Keyport. Her Mrs. Frederick Jordan was Elizabeth. There was a husband was graduated from CORNELIUS at high school incorrect. The bride pictured • i i reception in Union Beach St. Patrick High School, was Mrs. David Lloyd Jor- i Firehouse. Elizabeth, and attended the RUMSON - The Home and from the packet ship and dan, the former Francine Enlti lick. i Joanne McNamee was University of Minnesota. An School Association of Rum- stagecoach to the present Margaret Petillo, who was •' maid of honor. Bridesmaids Army veteran, Mr. Schreiber son-Fair Haven Regional Boro Busses, and "Navesink Route 34 married June 14. The full ac- 11 were Colleen McNamee, is employed by Towers High School is sponsoring two Clamdiggers," an exhibit count of the wedding was in 431-1776 Margaret Schreiber, Kathy Transportation, Elizabeth. local history exhibits during staged in the freshman wing the June 16 issue. the summer here in the high showcase. This shows early school, Ridge Road. clamming and fishing tools on The exhibits are open to the loan from the Spy House Mu- public 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each seum, Port Monmouth. week day. They are "Rumson Other local historical exhib- Neck—Then and Now," in the its in the high school are sororoeR showcase in the main building planned for the bicentennial and features transportation year. WELCOME TO OUR NEW NEIGHBORS

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THE FAMILY TREE — Mrs. Thomas Rob- SCHANCK SMILES - William G. Schanck, Little family units represented at Saturday's meeting In erts, New Monmouth, Silver, right, and his sisters, Mrs. Eleanor S. Til- the American Hotel, Freehold, marking the 350th second from right, gen- ton, Wayside, center, and /Mrs. William Grandln anniversary of the arrival In this country of family ealogist for the Van Van Note, Colts Neck, left, iolned by Mrs. Schanck forebear Wolfert Garretsen Van Kouwenhoven. Kouwenhoven-Conover and Mr. Von Note, were among mauy Immediate family, gets together at the group's 79th annual reunion with, from left, Mrs. George Blatchley, East Freehold; Mrs. Family marks 350th year Walter Conover and AAr. Conover, Fair Haven; FREEHOLD - The Conovers had a Dutch treat. eled the greatest distance to be at the meeting. Mrs. Willis Conover, The 79th annual reunion, Saturday, of the Van Kouwenho- There were Conover family representatives from such ad- Hazlet; Mrs. James ven-Conover Family in America took place here in the Ameri- ditional states as Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Florida, New York, Davison, Neptune City, can Hotel, starting with registration at 10:30 a.m. Connecticut and Pennsylvania. and Mr. Roberts. According to Mrs. Thomas Roberts, New Monmouth, gen- Charles P. Conover of Gladstone, is president of the orga- ealogist, 175 persons attended the dinner. Some were singled nization. Others serving as officers or committee chairmen in- out for awards — specially madeup tiles featuring the family clude Mrs. Lola S. Cheney, Vineland; Arthur B. Kouwenho- name, coat of arms, and the dates 1625 and 1975, since this ven, Short Hills; Walter H. Kitchel, Lakewood; Miss LorraiHe year marks the 350th anniversary of the arrival in America of Conover, Somerville; Mrs. Herbert T. Conover, Chester; Wil- Holland-born Wolfert Gerretsen Van Kouwenhoven. son N. Conover, Holmdel; Mrs. William G. Schanck, Little Sil- Among those who received commemorative tiles were ver, and Mrs. Roberts. Register Mrs. Laura Close, Red Bank, who at 94 was the oldest family CLOSE TIES — Mrs. Laura Close, 94, Red Bank, left, who was the oldest staff member in attendance; George Conover, Cranford, a trustee, At the event Mrs. John Lyle, Millstone Township, and member of the Van Kouwenhoven-Conover family attending the annual re,- photos who was accompanied by the largest number of immediate Mrs. Kitchel were elected three-year members of the board of unlon, Is Iolned at the event In the American Hotel, Freehold, by her son family members; George Conover's seven year-old grandson trustees. Reelected trustees include Mr. Lyle; Lorraine Con- Edwin Close and Mrs. Close, Jamesburg, center, and Mrs. Emllle Grover who was the youngest of the Conover clan at the gathering, over; Howard.Conover Jr. and Mrs. Robert Abrahamspn, Ab- Tilton, Mlddletown. and the Rev. Earle V A Conover of Omaha, Neb., who trav- seoon, and Charles P. Conover. Welfare service promotes good health for children NEW SHREWSBURY - mouth County Welfare Board and for SSI (Supplemental ceiving and will refer them if Good health for children of is under the supervision of Security Income) recipients it is deemed necessary. DEPARTMENT STORE low-income families in Mon- James Aubrey, who has re- are eligible for Medicaid In addition to explaining the 44 APPU ST. NEW SHREWSBURY mouth County is being pro- ceived his master's degree in EPSDT program the social moted through a new service social work. Four other social At the Monmouth County workers may discuss family program set up by the County workers are involved who Welfare Board the EPSDT planning if the client desires Welfare Board. It is called make the home visits after in- program concentrates on two such Information. They will EPSDT (early and periodic forming the families by let- age groups: birth to 6 years also give information about screening, diagnosis and ter about the program. The and 16 to 21 years. It is be- social services provided by treatment). unit reports to Louis Armour, lieved that children from 6 to the Welfare Board, the Mon this is it!! 16 receive preventive medical Social workers now are vis- deputy director. mouth Family Center and help in school, and the need is iting families that have re- The EPSDT program is fed- other county agencies. not so great. ceived their Initial financial erally mandated, through leg- Mr. Aubrey said "We are grant. The health program is islation passed in Congress in However, the social work- trying to prevent hardships, explained to the parent and if 1967. Its purpose is to enforce ers will be evaluating the instead of trying to correct he or she wishes to partici- systematic attention to the type of preventive care the them after they have hap- pate a form is filled out and development of poor children. school-age children are re- pened.",/ taken to a physician or to a "The goal is to bring medic- Well Child Center. al attention to these children If necessary, transportation early to prevent long-term in—•* and babysitting can be pro- capacity and dependency as Colonists close vided for the mother so that well as to avert suffering," she may take the child to a according to Caspar Weinber- doctor or health center. ger, secretary of the U.S. De- season with tour The patient is thoroughly partment of Health, Educa- checked and treated, or if tion and Welfare. HOLMDEL - Penelope Mrs. Vincent Applegate, Key- necessary referred for further The health plan is set up Stout Chapter Daughters of port, and Mrs. John Valek, diagnosis or treatment. The under Medicaid, a Federal- the American Colonists closed Old Bridge. A tour was made patient's progress will be fol- State program that provides its season with a picnic at of the Holmes-Hendrickson lowed up to make sure that benefits to those defined as Holmdel Park. Hostesses House, with Miss Rosemary health care is being given. medically needy. In New Jer- were Mrs. Samuel Reed, Mrs. Troy of the Monmouth County The new unit of the Mon- sey those eligible for welfare J. Nelson Smith, Matawan; Historical Association as guide. Mrs. Reed presided. Mrs. Aubrey Smith, formerly of West Long Branch, vice re- gent, has moved to Ten- ' nessee.

Mrs. Thomas S. Roberts, New Monmouth, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the names of Mrs. Harold Ryder to fill the unex- pired term of Mrs. Smith as at John Richards regent and Mrs. Valek to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Ryder as recording secretary for one year. Both were elect- ed.

Mrs. Ryder will host an ex- ecutive board meeting at her to home July 25. 20150 Mrs. Howard Ely, Neptune, OFF hosted a program on Indians "The Sign of the Turtle" our famous brand summer presented by Mrs. S. Allen fashions for men & women. Grove of Farmingdale. Co- hostesses were Mrs. Harley Fem-e-niti • Jock Winter • Momentum G. Homer, West Allenhurst, lady Manhattan • Jack Hurley • and Mrs. William A. Smith, Avon* Clubman Shirts • Career Club Skirts Prestige Sport Jackets • and mere Mrs. Thomas R. Roberts was appointed by the state re- gent, Mrs. Albert Cornish, Princeton, to fill the unex- SALE STARTS JULY 1st pired term of Mrs. Aubrey Smith as state chaplain. The fall state meeting will be "Don't Miss This One" Sept. 9. DAVIDSON'S "Mel WINES - UQUORS \ DEPARTMENT STOR GOURMET CHEESES 90 Monmouth Street Red Bank OPEN JULY 4th FREE OFF STREET PARKING FOR 100 CARS TI12P.M. Optn: Monday-Saturday 9:30-5:30; Friday ill 9 p.m. » ttOAD JT. RID MHR PROGRESS 10 The Deity Register SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY, JULYI. 1975 Retirement is a shock Dividends paid weekly By SYLVIA PORTER IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIII situation which recognizes no social or financial barriers. iimiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHii Northeast Investors Trust, By DAVID R SARGENT 50 Congress Street, Boston, An Eastern machinery YOUR MONEY'S Almost one-third of our citi- I have seen In your column Mass., 021M and Saint Paul manufacturer found It in- zens over 45 live in poverty, bond portfolios lor monthly SUCCESSFUL Securities, Inc. P.O. Box ISM, creasingly difficult to recruit yet many did not become Income. Is It possible to do Minneapolis, Minn., 55440. young, local residents. Even WORTH poor until they became old. the same type of thing with worse, a mounting number of By itself, that flashes a red- common stocks so that the INVESTING I haven't heard from Gulf younger employes were quitt- hot signal of danger to all of South Mortgage Investors in American Management Asso- dividends are paid Weekly in- ing. The company president us — and compounding it is ciations AMA is a not-for- stead of monthly? quite some time. What Infor- was sufficiently concerned to carded." The opposition re- the (act that there is a defi- mation do you have? a consent decree in con- profit educational organiza- Absolutely. If you have a would be required to fulfill call in an outside personnel sulted in considerable delay nite trend toward retirement tion which conducts world- cash stake with which to im- nection with a civil securities at an earlier age than the the dividend criteria. You may already have re- fraud case filed by the Secu- consultant who quickly dis- in the rate hike, in much un- wide management training plement such a plan, I can No income portfolio would covered that retired employes favorable publicity and led a traditional 65. A recent study programs for more than supply the names of IS issues ceived the Trust's 1974 report rities — Exchange Commis- by West-Coast corporate plan- be complete without Ameri- which was being audited and sion in January. were responsible. Despite lib- chastened utility official to 100,000 business and govern- with varying dividend dates can Telephone and for this eral pension benefits, the re- comment later, "A retired ners, in fact, predicts an av- ment executives annually. to cover the 52 weeks. The nearing completion. Also, the (Column readers should erage retirement age of 55 in one, you would have 60 1(73 annual report has been tirees warned younger people employe who is enjoying his And the confrontation with plan I have set up assumes an shares. The largest block, al- send their investment in- in town not to work for the retirement years is a living two more decades — meaning • investment of close to $40,000, prepared and should have quiries to David R. Sargent, that if current predictions on retirement - which affects though not the most costly, is been received by you earlier company if they wanted to advertisement for his employ- the top-level corporate execu- but this amount can be ad- a 200-share purchase of Successful Investing, c/o this avoid being treated as "just a er." life expectancy hold and if justed up or down to fit your this month. Gulf South signed newspaper.) tive as well as the assembly- United Telecommunications. name and address" after re- On a list of 40 top stress- you're an average worker line worker - the fear of idle- needs. On the above sum, you To complete the weekly pay- tiring. producers, "retirement" now in your 30s, you can look would receive an average of ness, loneliness and deterio- ment program, you would A large utility filed a rate ranks in a high ninth place — forward to 25 years of retire- rating health, can affect an $52.50 per week, a yield of need 110 shares of Charter Increase application with not far behind "death of a ment. Just under seven per cent. employe's job performance New York, ISO Penwalt Corp., Local Securities state authorities, anticipating spouse," a medical study a But "unexpected retirement years before he or she ac- In order to implement this and 100 Union Oil of Califor- that the required public hear- while ago disclosed. Not pro- or being unprepared for re- tually retires. plan, you would have to in- nia. This portfolio is diver- Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 ing for approval would be viding retirement counseling tirement can mean living vest between $2,500 and $4,500 sified among six industries — p.m. yesterday from NASD Prices do not include retail mark- routine. Unexpectedly, the ap- can be disastrous to the em- without any framework," a Putting it In simplest lan- in each security. For four banks, chemicals, commu- up, mark-down, or commission. plication was opposed by an ploye. And usually the com- retirement counselor pointed guage, a company providing issues - W. R. Grace, Gulf nications, insurance, oils and ad hoc committee of the utili- pany will be blamed for the out at a seminar on "pre- pre- and post-retirement Oil, Manufacturers Hanover, utilities. .BANKS ty's own retired employes, trauma known as "retirement paring employes for retire- counseling is simply using and Northern States Power — All 13 issues are listed on BID ASKED who felt they had been "dis- shock" — a stress-producing ment," sponsored by the good business sense. Its re- the suggested amount would the New York Stock Ex- Allaire State Bank . 8 9 tirement program will not only reduce the trauma of re- be 120 shares. A 90-share change. American Bancorp _! block of Cleveland Electric You recently mentioned two Central Jersey Bank '. "H tirement stress but also will and U.S. Fidelity I Guaranty attractive bond funds In- Community State Bank bring greater efficiency, high- and a 140-share block of At- cluding Northeast Investors. Fidelity Union Bank Corp 30% er employe morale and, lantic City Electric and Wash- What was the other one and First Merchants National Bank.... Hayes points out, "an added ington Water Power also First Jersey National Bank 10 measure of valuable good will what are their addresses? First National Bank Toms River.. l from the swelling ranks of re- Franklin State Bank 9 A tirees." Jersey Shore Bank 19 State FBI assigned Bank of Manalapan 20 What might a thorough re- New Jersey National Corp... 21 tirement program cover? At' Ocean County National 21 least these points, says Henry People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood 50 M. Wallfesh, another retire- new assistant chief Shore National Bank ,....: 6% ment counselor and frequent NEWARK John J. Shrewsbury State Bank 10 speaker at AMA retirement Schwartz Is In charge of the United Counties Trust Co 12 seminars: state Federal Bureau of United Jersey Banks of NJ 1(W4 Investigation office here. (1) Of course, finances — He received his bachelor of ranging from budgeting to in- BID ASKED vestments, tax consid- arts degree from Manhattan erations, estate planning and College ami served as a Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc % most particularly from the lieutenant in the Marine Brockway 18%i Corps in the Korean conflict. Buck Engineering 1% employe's viewpoint, crucial L Upon discharge, he entered C.R.G. Corporation 24 details on the company's pen- the FBI as a special agent in Colonial Foods S sion plan; September, 1954. Detomaso . JA (2) Health care, medical or Mr. Schwartz served in the Electronic Associates 2% geriatrics advice; » Electronic Assistance 1% (S) Life-style adjustments, _Indlanapolis, Ind.; San Foodarama , 5^ Francisco, Cal., and New psychological factors, family Gibson-Homas 5% relationships, housing ar- York offices untU July, 1869, King James Extended Care 1 when he was assigned to FBI Laird 16 rangements such as (election headquarters in Washington, Metallurgical International 21 of retirement location, cli- D.C., in a supervisory Midland Glass tt> mate considerations; capacity in the intelligence Monmouth Airlines (4) Use of leisure time division. Monmouth Capital 5 (hobbies, travel, educational Monmouth Park 1J TOP ACCOUNTANT — Newly elected president of the Middlesex-Somerset opportunities, community ser- Monmouth Real Estate Investment :.... Chapter of the N.J. Society fpr Certified Public Accountants, Robert L. Ru- vices, second careers); N.J. Natural Gas bensteln, right, was honored at a recent dance by his mother and father, (5) And legal rights and re- DAVIDSON'S Perkin-Elmer Harry and Rose Rubensteln, left. Rep. Edward J. Patten, D-N.J., and his sponsibilities, ranging from Precision Optics wife, Leah, also attended. Mr. Rubensteln was elected to his post exactly 20 sales of homes to writing NURSING HOME WINES - UQUORS Radiophone Corp ra Servomation *!L years after his father's election to the same position. The younger Rubens- wills to avoiding traps set by GOURMET CHEESES Spiral Metal f$ telns live in Matawon and the senior Rubensteins In Middletown. Both men swindlers who concentrate on US Homes *» have their offices In Perth Amboy. older people. NAVESINK HOUSE OPEN JULY 4th United Telecontrol Electronics ' 40 H

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POIUC MOAOCASTING B THE MERV GRIFfIN SHOW All prognmmlni on that ctuuwU win ba IKud "RAPEULA" Guests: Robert Morse, Sandy Duncan, Steve Alias, $ u chMMl 52 unleu oth.rw_i, DoUt Benjamin Bradlee. "DO IT AGAIN" DAYTIME MOVIES All SEATS 1.50 O O AtC TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK 10:00 O "tirdi Do It" "A Cry for Help" starring Robert Culp. When a "SCHOOL GIRL" LAST TIMES TONIGHT HITS! 11:30 01 "DM TW" nameless young girl phones in a suicide threat, a IN COLOR cynical radio talk show host, who daily insults his 1:00 • "AUundtr'i RjgtiiM Iwid" audience, frantically tries to get these same listeners RATED X Godfather II <1i I 10 S»- . B "Jo* Macbotfc" to locate the girl before she can carry out her plan IRI p*Ki Won STARTS WEDNESDAY 4:30 S "Tho X From Oul.r SMCO" O YANKEES BASEBALL 1 EVENINGS AT 7:45 0 "Iridt of Fr.nkanil.in ' Ne» York Yankees vs Milwaukee Brewers. EVENING ID NOVA "What Time Is Yogr Body" (H) fcOO OBQOOIB NEWS O ASSIGNMENT AMERICA "GONE WITH Danish 0 BEWITCHED "Berkeley: Where Have All the Rebels Gone?" "Daddy Dots II.I Thing" B WITNESS TO YESTERDAY THE WIND" Pastries. B THE WILD, WILD WEST "Bill Hun as Christopher Columbus" "TV Ni«hi of Ihe Rcd-cyad Madmaa" 9.00 Q (0 HAWAII FIVEO O STAR TREK "A Woman's Work Is With a Gun." Three troubled nus - m MSSKM SIHEH Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock attempt destroy the women tak« up armed robbery aboard scenic tour jod ol an old-stylc western town on anothether planet buses and become ihe obicct of Steve McGarrett't ••at*- .Jmm^ma^mm 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE ID "THE RIVALS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES c c c c c c c c c 0 152) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY "The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway" r r r r r r r r T 0 SESAME STREET CD CIVILISATION 4:30 O NBC NI8MTLY NEWS "PrcHtrn tnd Com mu nun ion." Spinning the German 0 I LOVE LUCY Reformation «nd Elizabethan England, Sir Kenneth The Ballet" Clark'i view of Wetirrn civilisation ooiei the develop- 0 ABC EVENING NEWS ment ill ihe written word and telf-eaaminatiun, u O CBS EVENING NEWS typified hy Eraimui Montaigne and Shtkopearc. 0 TAKE 12 9:30 8 Q POLICE STORY "A World Full of Hurt." A svhile detective whose ksefHIer slefl a*e«e "N.A.R.CO- V marriage it breaking up finds thai he it falling in I BIG 1LUE MARBLE love with his partner, a black policewoman. (R) SONGS IN THE NIGHT — Via guitar strings and (52) FORE! ID MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS vocal cords, Gordon Ughtfoot spun a musical 7KM .0 ~"CBS EVENING NEWS (52| JEANNE WOLF WITH . . . 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL Guest: Barbara Rush. mood during his appearance last night at the Gar- 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 10:00 O (0 BARNABY JONES den State Arts Center, Holmdel. 0 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW "Time to Kill." The circumstances ol the theft of the "Helen's Pin" famed million-dollar Exeter Diamond while iu owner was attending a party lead Barnaby to narrow the O TO TELL THE TRUTH suspects to the wealthy man's closest friends. (R> CUfT 0 ABC NEWS 0 NEWS O THE AVENGERS EASTWOOD O O MARCUS WELBY. M.D. Lightfoot's fans "Room Without a View" "Dark Corridors." After the death of a very dear ID NEWSROOM personal friend, Dr. Welby becomes emotionally in- THEBGER O BONANZA volved with an ill teenage violin prodigy. (R) An opera slnjets career hat been in decline until sba IB INTERFACE SANCTION 10:10 O O POLITICAL PROGRAM GEORGE RE OTON T0p0MVG T *" D hail Center show "Republicans Are People, Too." A portrait of the grass 0 THE ROMAGNOLIS' TABLE roots. American Republieaft in which Republican phil- By MARVBEfH ALLEN "Zuppa Inglesc" IR) osophy is explained which was the intro for STREISAND & CAAN^ 0 STATE OF THE WEATHER O DATELINE NEW JEASEY HOLMDEL - To fill the "Rainy Day People." (52) WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK 2) TV GARDEN CLUB Garden State Arts Center 7.15 ) FARM, HOME AND GARDEN I0.-4O O KINER'S KORNER Actually, his hits have been £ with an overflow crowd spill- 7:10 8 THE NEW TREASURE HUNT 11:00 BO OO OU9 (D NEWS more numerous than that and THE DIAMOND HEAD GAME P% THE BEST OF GROIICHO ing out onto the lawn, a per- among them he can count O JEOPARDY O CELEBRITY BOWLING former has to be doing some- 0 HOGAN'S HEROES ID IB (52) NEWS FOR THE DEAF "You're Beautiful," "Sun- tning right. "Battle of Stalaa. 13" ID HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATRE down," and "'f You Cguld 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES * 11:20 ID NEWS FOR THE DEAF But in Cordon Lightfoot's Read My Mind." For his ap- 0 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11:30 O 0D THE CBS'LATE MOVIE ease, the "something" is so "The Foreu Livei at Ni.hr The Dunwich Horror" (1970) starring Sandra Dee, pearance here, he was backed Dean Stockwell. A demon involves a young girl in his subtle that it's hard to define. 09 LAST OF THE WILD by four blue jean clad musi- "Gaiellrt" terrifying attempt to revive ihe dead. (R) For his one night stand last (D THE ROMAGNOLIS' TABLE ' . O O THE TONIGHT SHOW cians who played effortlessly "7uppa Maine" (R) Guests: Gladys Knight and the Pips, night, nobody introduced him 0 JACK THE RIPPER but well; yet, songs which O BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL and he didn't introduce his "lite Orefun Altitude" Pan II: "The Double Event." With ihe discovery ol drew the most applause were •*» the bodies of victims two and three, Lii Stride and songs. 0 Q) GOOD TIMES Catherine Eddowes, the Whitechapel Vigilance Com- those which featured Light- Thclma arts a scholarship offer from an exclusive mittee was formed. He stood at the microphone, jllrli' school—until a viiitor from Ihe ichool givei the foot more or less as a guitar famtlv reason to re-evaluate Thelma'i prmrierts. (R) O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY tapping a foot and singing "Murder Worki Overtime" Marring Lee PurcelL An soloist with accompaniment 0 Q NBC WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE with his eyes either shut or "Shadow in the Street" starring Tony Lo Bianco, advertising agency ir.iw. required to work overtime, kept to a minimum. Shcrec North. An ei*ronvici becomes a parole officer it marked ai the next victim of a criminal who has squinting into the spotlight. He in an attempt at rehabilitation. (K) robbed and murdered two other women who ado worked late on the night the) were *Uio. (R) wore blue jeans and drew a The program featured a A m DEALER'S CHOICE Q SHOWCASE 9 blue jeans crowd In which al- well-balanced selection of fast O O HAPPY DAYS "Dawn Patrol" < 19.18) ttarring Errol Flyon, David "Bin Money." Richie, close to winninn the 11,000 Niven. On the battleftont in 1916 a daredevil squadron most everyone looked a lot songs and slow songs. All had jackpot in a TV name show, faces a dilemma when nf young pilot! meet the enemy in unfriendly .kin. like him. messages to be conveyed and, the host slips hi'm the answers. (R) ID LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 0 METS BASEBALL 12:00 Q THE HONEYMOONERS His voice is good, but not as the performer sang them, New York Men vs. Chicamo Cubs. ^"he Man From Space" 0 DRAGNET outstanding. And his appeal, it was as though he were ID NEWS FOR THE DEAF The police search for a young parolee whom they it seems, is a sincere sort of speaking. "We'll try to do a fear is utina. druns ajta'n. 12:30 49 MOVIE few songs you might recog- 0 0 INT-L ANIMATION FESTIVAL "Wilson" 11944) iiarrini Alesandn Knoi, Charles simplicity. After his greeting Cobans, ID THE WAY IT WAS of "Hi ya," he settled right nize and a few you won't," he "1946 World Series: St. Louis Ordinals vs. Boston ID PERRY MASON Cr "The Case of the Desperate Daughter" down to the business of mak- said. "I hope everybody has a c c Red Soi" Cr (52) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ID YOGA FOR HEALTH ing music. good time. It's a beautiful r r "Rachel, U Cubana." A vaudeville which revolves 1:00 tO O TOMORROW c c night." around Rachel, one of Havana's most exciting music Guests: Alciander Joseph, founder of a religious sect It was an audience of fans r r Cr hall stan. that practices plural marriages aod two "Ghoslhuntert" (since the concert wasn't part Whether he spoke or wheth- lilB 0 0 BICENTENNIAL MINUTES ' . —Scott Rogo and Barry Taff. Narrator: Robert Webber. Q NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE of a subscription series, there er he sang, he had the rapt 1:30 %fr JACK % 0 ID M.A.S.H O ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE was no reason for anyone to attention of his audience and A Marine is determined to repay Hawkeye for saving "Hellcats of the Navy" (1957) starring Ronald Rea- Cr his life, whether Hawekye wants to be repaid or not. gan, Nancy Davis. $o who didn't really want to) it was a relaxed,, easy atmos- (R) 1:20 tB THE LATE SHOW I %%. LGAAMON and, after only a few chords, phere — in which a performer > Columbii Piclutes and Robert Sligwood Organisation Pr»s»nwion Cr lltl ••••UlSIIMIIIIIllllllt SIIKSIIIIS 1 IISIISIISISII 111 ItlltlSISItaM 1 1 111 < 1111111111111111 the audience would burst into could break a guitar string in % ANN€ applause symbolizing recogni- the show's opening moments EXCLUSIVE MONMOUTH AND tion of each song. and not be ruffled. OCEAN COUNTY SHOWING S2 BANCROFT At the movies The curly light-haired Ca- He knelt on the stage to fix nadian, who sports a mous- it and the audience cheered CT NOW. Thts* schedules are pro MOVIES n- LYRIC — Rlhirn of Hi. Pink Pontntr 7:40: 10:00 Kung Fu 7:10 Cornbrtod 9: M tache, has written about 400 when the job was done. "It's M0N. THRU FRI. vlded by Hit Hieoler and the In COM of rain 2:00 p.m. PARAMOUNT- Paramount songs during the past 10 kind of nightmarish when you times art for today only. - ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS Tommy2:D0; 7:30; 9:40 2:00, 7:30 « 9:45 P.M. ATLANTIC CINIMA- NEPTUNE »,Bur,P.r» 775 110 Godtathtr Par II 1:00 NEPTUNE CITY- years. And for material, he break a string right off the ON THE BOARDWALK SAT. t SUN. 2-4-6-8 t 10 P.M no IANK KEANSiUKO Prlsoner of Second Avenue 7:10; 9:35 draws upon idyllic scenery, bat," he commented. "I don't MONMOUTH AftTI CINTIR COLONIAL- a Oodfoflur Port II 7:30 OCEAN TOWNSHIP life, and love. As he sang last want to waste a lot of your MOVIUaag&I MIDDLITOWN CIRCLI- Junglt Book 10:30 a.m.; 11:10 a.m.; TOWN EA1T- Shompoo 7:10; 9:20 night, some of the words got time fixing it - but it will be MOVIUIII1:00p.m.g&2s$, .3-0 p.m. Swiss Family Robin Prlaontr of Second Avenue 7:1]; •: IS CINEMA II IMIHIllrnltl- soJn 17:0l 0 Bnoon; 1:00 p.m.; 1:00 p.m. TOWN W1ST- French Connection Port II 7:30, 9:40 lost in the vast openness of tuned by after intermission." Shompoo7:10;»:IS In cau at rain 1:45 p.m. WALT DiSNCU SUMMER FILM FCSTTVAl - MOVIIIIV- the amphitheater; but, be- He sang of drunks and Franch Connection Port II l;00, 10:00 HAZLET MENLO PARK SHIIWIIURY PLAZA- CINIMA- cause Lightfoot deals in young people In ghettos. The CIMIMA I - Frinch Correction Port II 7: IS: 9.25 Drowning Pool 1:00; 4:00; i:00; 1:00: Shampoo 1:30; 1:JO; 5:30; 7:10; »:» «T. ISDRIVEIN- 10:00 moods, it didn't matter. songs were wistful, his voice i Hooktr »:00, U:J4 Tht Nlgtit CIN1MAM- •AST •RUNSWICK ESCAPE to Rtturn ol Hit Pink Ponttwr 2:00; 4:00; As dusk deepened into dark- was throaty. Elements of gen- 4 00.1 00, 10:00 TURNPIKE-INDOOR- \ •ATONTOWN Pink Panther 2:15; 7:00; 9:15 Jawi 7:00, 9:30 ness, the Arts Center became tleness were bouquets of flow- WITCH MOUNTAIN flNIMAII- OUTDOOR— COMMUNITY— ers on the stage and the Prisoner ot 5«cond Avenu* 7:30; 9:40 Jawsl:00; 7:00; 9:15 Jungle look ISO; 12:40; Swlat Family one big coffeehouse and the Robinson 10:10 DktlVI-IN— MATAWAN capacity crowd was united breeze which wafted through Frtncti Connection Port II »:00; 11:10 CINEMA 14- STRATNMORI II Harrow HOUM 11:00 Elotr Sanction 7:15; 9:10 via the web of music he spun. the crowd. CINDERELLA AtlUflY PARK C LONO MlANCrl 'sJlil*Foliill» Roblntor,11:00; 1:00; TECHNICOLOR*) MOVIIS I- SAV0Y- 3:10; 7:00; Jungle Book 2:00; 1:00; 5:10; Chatter was ':ept to a min- It was a peaceful program. Jawl 7:15; till In COM ot rain 1:30 Jjnlsh gitrltl TMi »:» Po».l»n 9:00 imum; yet, the performer's And although perhaps it cm. CINEMA II— Aloha Bobby and Rose 7:00; 9:00 COMPUTE DOUBLE FEATURE sense of humor prevailed and wasn't perfect, the audience 1 HOUR SHOW STARTS AT 10:30 AM 1:40 PM CLOSED MONDAYS he tossed out lines like "Now seemed to enjoy it ... which THE MOVIES 111 11:30 AM 2:50 PM we'll do a medley of our hit?' is what's important. 7:00 PM EVERY EVENING Schedule to change J Whit. Stra«t SAT I SUN COMPLETE SHOWS AT at Luther Memorial I R.d B.nk 747-03331|it:U AM • 1 P.M • 2:40 P M - l.» P.M. -1:1 NEW SHREWSBURY - Rocking Chatr Thtattet Donald L. Biggs, pastor of M14M4 Luther Memorial Lutheran •QCTI1S. MBOinOWII. . MM MO. Of «D Cinemas 1& 2* HAZLET Ocaan t -righto* Av.i Ocaar. t l.igM.n A...... ,•„>. Church (Missouri Synod), 818 Will ina Lon, Sisoth K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA.RT.35 • 739-9697 GENE HACKMAN Tinton Ave., said summer I,P. CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE ENTERTAINMENT Sunday education will be at continues his 8:30 a.m. and worship service Academy Award- Two Local Favorites... at 9:30 a.m. through July and b Tu.t. 8. TKuri. w-d, j, F August. the RETURN Of 1 winning role. FORMIDABLE JOEY SUOYKA 1®Pink CHARLEY CLOCKER on ffc« STE.HMflR.TfIN of tfit Ktykoardt DUOVOX CINEMA] H DAILY SPECIALS | WALTWSN6S PG ...BAY BE 100 INTINSI (OR YOUNGtR CHIIDKN C«»l«« 6AHQUET FAQLITIES tW ony «ct.tlon SUMMCftfilM fCSTTVAl MATINEE EVERY DAY JUNGLE- DUT CONTEST - FISHERMAN WHO CATCHES LARG- BOOK 1PJL FRENCH EST SHARK IN THE AREA WILL WIN A TROPHY-PIC- ,**'.•» 1, TURE MUST BE SUBMITTED-CONTACT THEATRE. PETER CONNECTION SWISS 7:15 and 9:45 PM SELLERS FAMILY RAINY DAY MATINEE 1:30 ROBINSON i •«<) |l»» «rm I ;« moo ».». II SIM. I:)(M:M- 7 IS « 45 MT. !:00-7:4t-ID:KIMI4:l! M4 JlHtl ntCfS UNTIL IMP* longo's STREISAND &CAAN Ul IT MOM SUN. l'.M4:IS.7:4O.lt.OO THCtfOmmNG LONGO'S COMBINATION 747-0333 747-0333 ITALIAN-SEAFOOD BUFFET 1:00 — 10:00 UIO »1 WEDNESDAYS 6:00 TO 9:00 STARTS TOMORROW

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Stuffed Shells | LAST TIMES TODAY "SHAMPOO" I You'll FEEL ^ Chicken Cacciatoro warren beatty am 10:30 A.M. I I""' !O«INSO« it as well as see it. Stuffed Clams - Blueflsh Pomodora julie christie • goldie hawn ontinuou I 1200 NOON Veal Scalloplnl Romano rformoncts «:0O P M. Chicken Rollat.nl a la Florentine Daily From Shrimp Franchese JTAIIS WIDNESOAT. JUIY I 2 P.M. CINOEIEUA AND Pork Tenderloin Scapperelll ISCtri 10 WITCH M0UH1A or Sweet and Sour Pork see Peter Sellers SHOWN AT and many more continental and seafood dishes pre- as inspector ciouseau 2-4-6-8-10 pared by our chef, Baha in NO IU.ATN MATS. Vs 13 t D..I Hud Oeaan Township LONGO'S RESTAURANT the RETURN of the 1072 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT 9 CUNT EASTWOOD 842-8857 ENDS TODAY: "HetPW Hooktr" * Mnk Panther * THE EWER SANCTION "Tho Night Tiny ftoWd MlniKyV 12 TheDttfyRegfater SHREWSBURY N. J. TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1975 Hi BjaKajaja^BjKBjajMa^BBaa • JL •mi

- "i 4 mm ml 1 i MAN WITH A DREAM — George Pappayllon, co- country and the borough of Highlands. With creat- SUPERVISION — George Pappaylion of Long In background during a crowded supper hour, fol- owner and general manager of Long John's Ltd., ive Ideas and plenty of hard work, he has achieved John's Ltd. believes a restauratuer's place Is often lowing his philosophy of motivating his employes. Highlands bayshore restaurant, believes In this a high level of success at 33. In the kitchen. Here he relays Instructions to cooks Long John's co-owner sees great Highlands potential By BOB BRAMLEY cnef's uniforms; a corps of For sea food buffs there is cident I fell into a job as a Ocean Grove. He was a great Lake Heights, then managed the Marriott Corp. in Wash- John's Ltd. and purchase the set-up girls in blue and red a sea food buffet, featured busboy. Then I had various Influence; be taught me the the Marlin Tuna Restaurant ington, D.C., as food and old Waterwitch Hotel. HIGHLANDS - "Ths town outfits serving drinks to din- Wednesday and Thursday jobs in the restaurant busi- business," Mr. Pappaylion in Manasquan and put togeth- beverage manager for that "We found it accidentally; can be developed Into a great ers at table; a platoon of evenings. For the gourmet ness there until I moved to said. er the Two Sisters Restaurant corporation's string of hotels. we added to it and we envis- center of attraction. With its waitresses attractively fitted there are specials like Lob- New Jersey in IMS. I went to The young restaurateur in Point Pleasant Beach. Two years ago he joined ioned its potential. We took a scenery, Its setting, Its his- In sailor dresses reflecting ster Wellington — lobster and work then for my uncle, went into management about After a stint as manager of Dr. William L Wood of Rum- gamble and it worked out. tory, It could be another Mys- the restaurant's nautical de- a variety of other sea food Spyros Pappaylion of the six years ago as maitre d' at the Holiday Inn in Wood- son and John Tsaklris of West "I believe in this country," tic, Conn." cor; Euseblo "Seb" Briones, wrapped in a pastry shell, Homestead Restaurant in the Forte Manor in Spring bridge, Mr. Pappaylion joined Long Branch to form Long Mr. Pappaylion said. urbane dining room manager, baked and served with a deli- These were the remarks of and "Commodore" Julian cate sauce. George Pappaylion (rhymes Bennet, maltre d', rigged in a with "Pygmalion"), co-owner commodore's jacket and cap The salad bar, open Mon- days, Tuesdays, Fridays and "I like getting my free and general manager of Long and a boatswain's whistle to Saturdays, offer a variety of John's Ltd., nautical restau- call for service as he seats his checks with my name and rant on Beach Blvd. cold salads, Including shrimp address on them." Without the Sav-O-Matic patrons. combinations, and features Mr. Pappaylion, who came Len Travagline, Teacher feature, I'd never manage to Besides a competent staff large, succulent and very to the United States from his 'Free travelers' checks mean save regularly. Now my functioning smoothly under clean steamer clams. \ native Greece at the age of 18 a lot to me^-l go abroad nest egg is growing steadily." an able manager, creative In I960, is a naturalized Amer- On Sundays from noon until every year." "With my Full Circle I.D. —Mark Pisauro, Salesman ideas are necessary to the ican who speaks perfect Eng- 2 p.m. Long John's patrons Card, I'm known at every success of a restaurant like —Dennis Astorri, Stockbroker lish with the merest trace of can enjoy a Continental NJNB office." Long John's, Mr. Pappaylion an occasional Greek accent. brunch. "It has everything went on. —Gerald lanni, Lawyer "When I'm in a rush, Full Circle He believes in this borough' from lox and bagels to crab "I keep good records, but if I lets me do all my banking by and this country and is not "I try constantly to pro- meat on an English muffin should write a check for more mail—without paying a penny backward about saying so. with a poached egg and Morn- "I always look at'the bottom mote ideas, to create a rea- than my balance, it doesn't of postage!" ay sauce," the restaurateur line'—so the yield on my Full "My drive when I came son for the patrons to be bounce. The Full Circle Account —Marcella Longstreet, here." said. Circle Account is what interests here was the Great American includes a Cash Reserve that Bookkeeper Dream. I believe in this coun- As he talked, one of his After dining there is the saves a lot of embarrassment." me. It figures!" try; this Is the greatest coun- "reasons for the patrons to be Waterwltcb Lounge, where —Laszlo Somlyay, Gardener —Ralph DelloMargio, try—the only one that gives here" approached the table. patrons can relax and be en- Accountant "That 5%-plus interest on the individual the opportunity She was an attractive young- tertained with the popular my savings looks mighty to succeed," be explained. ster with a basket full of sounds of today and yes- terday. "I like the whole package—It good to me." popovers, offered free of "I call my Full Circle Account In toe 15 years he has been charge as a novelty to all din- saves time and money." —Angelo Consiglio, In the United States, Mr. Pap- But making it all go, mak- BankAmericard 'a woman's best ers. —Larry Mulligan, Plumber Engineer paylion, still only SJ, has ing the difference between friend.' It enables me to take come a long way toward rea-, "The American public — just another Bayshore eating advantage of sales,emergencies lizing his Great American especially now — they love to place and Long John's, is and so much more." Dream. And in the two years George Pappaylion, a young go out, but they will only go —Gloria Brumby, Secretary he has managed Long John's out to places where they feel Greek-American who came Ltd., he has done his part to- they're getting something for here 15 years ago with a ward realizing the destiny of nothing," said the young res- dream. JONES, WHEN QUR the borough. Not only is the taurant manager. "I went to school for a year restaurant a substantial ra- in New York City, then by ac- CUSTOMERS ARE HAPPY, table for the borough, it also Mr. Pappaylion cited other reasons for the evident suc- PUBLIC NOTICE draws patrons from as far as PUiLIC NOTICI 80 or 90 miles away, exposing cess of his enterprise. NOTICe It Mriby olvtn tint ttaled I'MHAPpy! ropoioli will be rtctlvtd by the the borough to a sizable num- Borougl) Council ol the Borough of Little The restaurant's nautical silver, Ntw Jtrxy at me Borough Hall, ber of out-of-towners. Prospect Avenue, Little Silver, H.I. on decor includes a boat-shaped July 7, mi. 1:00 p.m., Entern Daylight main bar, with its motif re- Saving Time for the construction of new Mr. Pappaylion, who seems storm drains at Tabor Slree' Little Sil- peated in a smaller dory of ver, Monmoutn County, New Jersey to have amassed an unusual Plans and specifications lor the pro- amount of wisdom in his 33 beautifully polished wood posed work prepared by Cunlel B. Ac- with a metal liner from which clonl, >rofMslonol Engineer, hove been years, credits his success and tiled In the office of Oanle' B. Acclonl, RIGHT, J.W!,' ingredients are offered at the P.E., 60 Edgewood Aver Little Silver, that of Long John's to his N.J. and may be Inspe • i by prospec- buffet for diners who wish to tive bidders during busness hours. Bid. drive to succeed in a land ders will be furnished with o copy of the compose their own salads. Plans and Specifications by the Engineer where the paths to success upon proper notice and payment of a SIS There are nets, buoys, oars, fee, not refundable are open, to his talent for Bids must be mode on standard pro- managing employes and to a lobster and crab traps, an- posol forms In the manner designated chors, propellers, rudders, therein and required by the Specifica- wealth of creative ideas tions, must be enclosed In sealed enfe- ship models, ropes, fenders lopes bearing the name and address of which have made the restau- me bidder and the name of the proposed and all manner of other work on the outside, addressed to rant attractive to patrons of Borough Council, Borough of Little Sil- things nautical on every ver, N.J. and must be -occompanted by nearly all tastes. a certified check may payable to me or- hand. Inspecting them can be der of me Treasurer In the sum of not less than 10% of the amount of the bid, Recalling that Long John's an evening's entertainment. except that the amount of the check need not exceed $20,000.00 and shall be not has about 90 employes, Mr. less than tSOO.OO; and a bonding certltl A showcase near the restau- cote from a Surety Company, authorized Pappaylion described his role to do business In the Stale of New Jer- rant entrance displays live sey, all to be delivered of the time and as their general manager. place mentioned above. The Standard lobsters, clams and mussels Proposal Form Is attached to the Specifi- cations, copies of which form will be fur- "You have to treat each on ice, sparkling temptingly nished an application to the Engineer. employe as an Individual and in their natural colors. The Engineer ond Borough Council re- serves the right to require complete fi- motivate him. If you do this you A diverisfied menu with nancial and experience statement from specialties for all types of pal- prospective bidders before furnishing get a team effort, from the proposal forms of specifications, or be- The Full Circle Account Package: back of the house to the front. ates ensures that everyone fore awarding the contract In accor- dance with Chapter in, Laws of 1M6. I like this business because will find something to his The right Is also reserved to relect any or all bids, or to waive any Informalities, It's people. You have to direct taste.. where such Informality Is not detrimen- tal to the best Interests of the Municipal- $300 or more in your savings and motivate; it's like direct- "We have something for ev- ity. The right Is also reserved to in- crease or decreose the quantities in the account gets you the following ing a movie," he explained. eryone, sea food eater or manner designated In me Specifications. landlubber. And the menu Is By Order of Apply FREE services. Or, if your Borough Council of the Among Long John's moti- designed to appeal to the av- Borough of Little Silver, N.J. balance goes below $300, pay vated employes are a sizable erage person as well as to the CHARLES F. RELL, Mayor' Now! only $3 per month for the squad of cooks and kitchen gourmet," Mr. Pappaylion STEPHEN G. Greenwood, helpers dressed in white said. Clerk same package. July 1 116.90 GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT c Gene*el Revenue Sharing provides federal funds directly to local and state governments This report of your government's plan is published to encourage citizen participator, m detarmintng your government's decision on how the money wifl be spent Note Any complaints of • FREE UNLIMITED CHECKING It's the same all over. No other bank has it, discrimination In Ike me of these tunes may ke ae the Office ol Mwtmie Staring, Weatt. O.C. 2O2M THI OOVf KNMtNT OF rfflLMBEX TOWNSHIP • FULL CIRCLE I.D. 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By CAROL JACOBSON Greisinger lives in Ocean people like Felix," Greisinger hard director he said: "I STATE Grove. Two years ago he said, "there would be very make a lot of demands. I may OCEAN TOWNSHIP- moved here because he loves little cultural activity in the rub people the wrong way, "My first love Is opera," Fred the ocean and because his in- opera area. He encourages but if they're really inter- Greisinger said, just stopping Maws live here. He lived in that type of thing." ested, I can't rub that person Farmer thought Baer trespasser a moment between rehear- Ocean Grove five years ago Backed up with a degree in the wrong way. NEWARK — Fred Sorbello, the owner of a South Jersey sals, "but you can't make a and liked it. voice in 1(50 from Syracuse "I'm dedicated to good mu- (arm where Assemblyman Byron M Baer, D-Bergen, was living in opera. Even though he teaches University and a masters de- sic, you know, like Bach can- beaten last year has testified he thought the legislator was a "Musical comedy is a pre- voice privately at his home, gree in 1973 from the East- tadas." man School of Music at Roch- trespasser. carious profession. You work he's delved into community He described the production Sorbello testified yesterday at the federal court trial of six months, you're out of theater and directed and ester University, he has ap- plied to colleges and univer- at the Y as a more ambitous his foreman, Marcos Portalatin, 39, who is charged with en- work six months," he noted. played the role of Curley in one than "Oklahoma," in slaving four of his workers and assaulting Baer and federal He's directing the YM- last year's stunning produc- sities all over the country for a teaching position. terms of production. He said investigators checking migrant complaints. Sorbello was one YWHA's annual summer pro- tion of "Oklahoma." Last fall he thought the casts were "It's hard to find a job in of the final defense witnesses before testimony in the trial en- duction of "The Sound of Mu- he was stage director for very good. (The Y uses two this teaching market," he ded. sic" at the Y, 100 Grant Ave. "Die Fledermaus," Johann casts to encourage more pointed out. Sorbello, who is paying for Portalatin's legal costs of de- The musical, no doubt, has Strauss' operatta presented people to get involved.) fending himself, testified that when Baer came on the farm in been seen by millions*. by the Opera/Oratorio Society Among the long list of musi- His wife, known profes- July 1974 Baer refused to identify himself. A six-foot-four baritone, of the Monmouth Con- cal involvements, he won a sionally as Gloria Beniades, Another brother, Rosario Sorbello, testified that Fred told he's been in the Broadway servatory of Music. Fulbright Scholarship which plays the role of Mother Ab- Baer, "If you don't show me your identification I consider production of "Camelot," in He also was stage manager took him to Wiesbaden, Ger- bess and sings the well re- you trespassing, so I'm going to call the police." stock companies and trav- for the Monmouth Civic many, and he sang in the Op- membered "Climb Every Fred said Baer "flashed" his wallet but that he was too eling companies, under- Chorus in their December era Workshop at the famed Mountain." busy trying to reach the police by telephone to notice what studied for parts in other production of Gilbert ft Sulli- Mannes College of Music in Baer was trying to show him. Broadway musicals, played at van's "Gondoliers." (Greisi- New York. And Brant Greisinger, their According to the charges, shortly afterward, Baer was least 20 operatic roles for at nger sang for two years with "Musical theater has 11-year-old son, and a talent- chased by Portalatin and several migrant workers and suf- least 15 opera companies, and the New York City Center's changed. 'Oklahoma' is a ed young man with an alto fered a broken arm when Portalatin struck him with a plank. performed in nightclubs in Gilbert and Sullivan Reper- thing of the past. I haven't voice and dramatic talent, is New York- and London. tory.) • seen "Shanandoah" yet but Kurt, the youngest Trapp Added to those, a career in And he sang the role of Jo- it's been described by critics child. : seph in the conservatory's as having a similar format as. • INS officer indicted on bribery themselves, he's had his own In itself, "The Sound of Mu- REHEARSING DUO — Fred Greisinger, director, NEWARK — The third-ranking officer in the New Jersey radio show in Syracuse, N.Y., production of Berlioz' trilogy, some musical theater — gim- sic" is an ambitous produc- 'LEnfance du Christ" in Ja- micky and clever. and his son Brant, who plays the youngest of the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service has been made commercials, modeled, tion from the setting to a five Trapp children, rehearsing for "The Sound of indicted oh charges he took $26,300 in bribes to help illegal and even managed the Festi- nuary of 1(74. "To my way of thing," he rather large cast. Although it He thinks that Felix Molzer, added, "musical comedies Music," the YM-YWHA's spring production. Per- Chinese aliens gain permanent residence in the United States. val Theater in New York City , kept this dynamic and ener- formances continue today, tomorrow, and Herman S. Klegman, 54, of Paramus, a 22-year veteran of from IMS to 1167. founder and director of the like "Camelot" and "Most getic'tnuslcan busy, it wasn't conservatory, has done a tre- Happy Fella" are what' the Thursday, at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 9:30 p.m. at INS^and one of four assistant district directors in the Newark One might ask, what's a a job he's unfamiliar with. - the Y, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park. office, was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury on six man like Greisinger doing in mendous amount for culture public identifies with." counts of conspiracy and bribery. M on mouth County? in this area. "If it weren't for Not afraid to admit he's a "It's a sad commentary," said District Director Dominick F. Rinaldi, who said he had never heard of as high a ranking IRS official as Klegman being indicted in connection with offi- Caboose Bar given cial duties. According to the charges, Klegman received bribes rang- ing from MOO to (7,400 from waiters and chefs in Chinese res- taurants who had entered the country illegally and needed 30-day suspension permanent alien resident status authorization from the INS to remain here. RED BANK - The Caboose The third hearing is for Biz timony came from Detective 9 Bar, 64 S. Bridge Ave., last zarro's Bar, Bergen Place, Raymond Patterson who con- Seniors money problems told night had its liquor license but that hearing has been de- ducted an undercover surveil- layed indefinitely at the lance of the bar on May 16 NEWARK — An elderly witness at a special hearing of the suspended for 30 days after request of the bar's lawyer, and May 17 from the second Senate Committee on Aging said yesterday that inflation has being found guilty by the gov- John Petlllo, a former Mon- floor of the Red Bank Rail- hurt old people so much, "all they have left is a few pennies erning body of being a public mouth County assistant prose- road Station. to bury themselves." nuisance. The decision was handed cutor. "They Just don't have any money at all left," said Mrs. He testified that he saw down by the Borough Council Nellie Greer, 75, who directs a Golden Age club in Newark. Mayor O'Hern said he felt people drinking on the side- after a tliree-hour hearing "Old people live in places where the rooms are so small that the testimony proved walk outside the bar; that he based on 26 aUeged police in- you've got to go In forward and back out." there had been a lack of ade- could hear "loud and offen- cidents at the tavern be- Mrs. Greer was one of a dozen witnesses at a hearing held quate supervision at the tav- sive language" from his posi- tween January 1973 and May by U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., who said the ern, but that the evidence tion across the street, and 1975. committee had heard from experts in Washington, D.C., and didn't warrant a revocation of that he saw children "who ap- The council ruled that the now wanted to know "what is happening to individual the license. peared to be eight to 12 years bar "constituted a nuisance" people" old" go Into the bar. to the people of Red Bank In addition to the suspen- Mrs. Greer said the worst problems for the elderly were and that the bar operator had sion, the council also ordered "And," be said, "I never lack of good housing and transportation. failed to take the necessary that the bar provide a uni- saw them come out, but "I Want you to see an 85-year-old man pushing a shopping precautions to prevent the formed guard at the door dur- maybe they went out the back cart up the hill to the Foodtown," she told Williams. tavern customers from in- ing Friday and Saturday door, I don't know." fringing upon the rights of when the tavern has enter- tainment. The owner, Mr. Minton, tes- Murder trial postponed others. tified that he doesn't allow NEWARK - the trial in Superior Court here of Otto Neil However, the council de- The council noted that children in the bar, whether Nilson, charged with strangling Joan Kramer, was postponed layed implementation of the many of the alleged violations accompanied by an adult or yesterday for a week. suspension at the request of occurred during the times not. the bar owner, Alan Minton, when there was entertain- Superior Court Judge Sam A. Colarusso said the trial CENTER PERFORMERS — Israeli dance artists Valery and Galina Panov He also said that he has re- who asked that a fine be im- ment at the bar. would begin in his court next Monday. The judge said the will appear at the Garden State Arts Center in a gala benefit tomorrow cently hired help on the week- posed in lieu of a closing. postponement was necessary because he was still hearing an- night with the Eliot Feld Ballet and the American Symphony conducted by In announcing the council's ends to control the people in- in recent liquor license vio- other case and because of the holiday weekend. Seymour LIpkln. The performance will be preceded by a cocktail party and decision, the mayor said that side the bar, and to check lations here, the council has Yesterday, deputy public defender John Cleary, repre- buffet. six of the alleged complaints identifications of people wish- imposed a fine in lieu of sus- senting Nilson, asked Judge Colarusso to ban further publicity could not be related to "mis- ing to enter. about the case pending trial. Cleary charged that the Essex pensions, but all of those conduct" on the part of the County prosecutor's office was the source of leaks to the cases have involved the iso- bar owner or his employes. He said he is making a sin- media about Nilson's background and about the case. Panovs to highlight benefit lated sale of alcholic beve- cere effort to keep out people rages to minors. One of those complaints in- who have caused problems in The judge said he would hear arguments on the Issue lat- HOLMDEL — Valery and Galena Panov, toured parts of the United States in the past volved Aubrey Burgess, 119 er, after the defense filed a written statement about the alle- Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern the past and noted that the the Russian-born ballet performers, will ap- months and will appear in this area for the Montgomery Ter., who identi- gations. said the borough's policy has doorman has a list of people pear tomorrow night at the Garden State Arts first time. been to impose a fine of $100 fied himself as a chauffeur who have been "flagged" Assistant Essex County Prosecutor Anthony R. Mautpne Billed as a black tie affair, dress for the for Melanie, the well-known Center in a gala benefit performance which a day, which in this case from the bar. did not comment on Cleary's charge, but said he would pro- buffet dinner which begins at 6:30 p.m. and folk singer. duce as a witness any member of the prosecutor's office that also will feature the Eliot Feld Ballet and the would amount to $3,000. He said the problem of bro- the performance is optional. The Arts Center The council, he said, would Mr. Burgess said he had Cleary wanted to question about the alleged leaks. American Symphony conducted by Seymour ken glass and debris in the chose a classical performance this year for consider the fine and render been "bitten" by a customer Lipkin. their benefit which raises funds for free pro- of the bar and he opened up area of the bar has been its decision shortly, possibly greatly alleviated since the Practical jokers plant pot The Panovs left the Soviet Union about a grams provided by the Center for senior citi- tonight when the governing his shirt to show the council zens and students during the summer. scars on his chest which he borough placed a garbage ofh AVALON — The police have uprooted 240 marijuana year ago, immigrating to Israel. They have body is scheduled to hear the said were the result of the bit- in the area. He said the prob- plants found growing in a traffic circle in the heart of this second of three liquor license ing. lem of drinking outside the shore resort. hearings. bar isn't caused by his estab- "Whoever did this had to be sick," Police Chief William Ocean eyes hot dog riddle The hearings are being held Mayor O'Hern said the in- lishment but is caused by Foley said yesterday, the day after his men destroyed the pot. as a result of the borough cident reported by Mr. Bur- people who buy cans of beer "It was probably some practical joker trying to hurt the holding up the renewal of the gess did not appear to have a elsewhere and then congre- town's Image." licenses, due to expire today, "direct Involvement" with the gate in that area of Bridge The circle at 21st Street and Dune Drive was resodded and finds state law a joke because of repeated police ac- bar operator. Ave. and replanted a month ago by the Civic Club in a project led tivity at the bars or outside of However, the mayor noted By BRIAN KELLY culous things I've heard." tion. The three other mem- the bars. that based on the testimony He testified that he stopped by the mayor's wife, Mrs. Ellsworth Armacost. In objecting to the resolu- bers of the council expressed Most of the young marijuana plants were growing around Tonight's hearing, sched- presented the "premises con- the sale of package goods two OCEAN TOWNSHIP - tion, Mr. Wetzel pointed out displeasure with the state re- uled for 8 o'clock, involves stituted a nuisance to the years ago in an attempt to a fountain in the center, but some were interspersed with tu- When is a hot dog like a po- that not only did the township quirement but decided to ap- lips and geraniums ringing the circle. the Shamrock Bar, Monmouth people of Red Bank." stop people from drinking on lice car? have no idea how much of the prove the resolution, then ap- St. The major prosecution tes- the sidewalks. "Sometimes I go out there myself and do some weeding," various food items it would peal. said Mrs. Armacost. "I could have pulled them out and not The answer to that riddle need, but that since prices even known what they were." came at last night's special "The procedure is bad and would probably fluctuate Her husband said he was "shocked," adding, "I'm as baf- meeting of the township coun- it ought to be attacked right through the summer, the fled as anyone else. A month ago there wasn't anything but cil, and the whole matter now," said Mr. Harvey. He Freehold Regional board quality of the various fixed- top soil there." proved to be no Joke for moved successfully to have members of the governing price products would have to the resolution withdrawn. body. suffer. ^u Man shot on pike identified Mr. Harvey said later that to study plan for complex A hot dog Is like a police Councilman Benjamin Har- he didn't know if the township NEWARK — The body of a kidnap and rape suspect killed car when a municipality is vey Jr., attending his last By JIM McCORMICK the board has been discussing might indicate the need for a after a high-speed chase Sunday on the New Jersey Turnpike had anyone with the food ex- contemplating the purchase council meeting, was strongly pertise to review bids. the project for more than new school. has been identified as that of a Connecticut man, state police of either item. State law pro- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - opposed to passing the resolu- eight years. She also said that she would said yesterday. vides that any municipal ex- "And who's going to review The Freehold Regional High He said the board never like to interview several ar- The body was identified as that of Carl Elliott, 36, of New penditure over $2,500 must be the hot dogs when we get School Board of Education presented a referendum be- chitects before awarding a Britain. Identification was made through FBI fingerprints and put out to bid, with the con- Warning given them?" added Mayor Joseph has hired an architect to pre- was confirmed by Elliott's brother, Jones, police said. Palaia. pare preliminary plans for a cause it was not sure voters contract. tract going to the lowest re- would approve it. Elliott's fingerprints were on file because he has a crimi- sponsible bjdde/ on fireworks Mr. Harvey said he favored board administrative com- Dr. Wiser said a bill is nal record, police said, but details were not disclosed. MIDDLETOWN - Police buying only the "best avail- plex. Mr. Rucci said the board is pending before the state Sen- Authorities gave this account of the incident: Council's dilemma last Chief Joseph M. McCarthy spending $25,000 per year to ate that provides a com- able food product. Since the John F. Horrisberger, a Elliott, driving a red van that had been stolen in Wrights- night: How do you bid a hot has reminded the public that rent administrative space plicated formula for dis- pool is a self-liquidating ven- board member from Colts town, entered the northbound lanes of the Turnpike at Bor- dog? fireworks are prohibited in here and in Freehold. He said solution of regional school dis-' ture, we can't afford to' have Neck, said the board will dentown early Sunday. Around 7 a.m., the van was clocked at New Jersey. the cost increased 19 per cent tricts. The assembly pre- Actually, they were asked any complaints about the study the plans to determine 76 m.p.h. in Milltown, near New Brunswick. over last year. viously passed the measure. to approve a resolution grant- "Anyone possessing, using food." the economic feasibility^! put- When officers signaled for the van to stop, Elliott report- Mr. Horrisberger said the ing the township manager or selling fireworks in the Township Attorney Dennis ting a referendum to voters in The board member said edly increased his speed to about 90 m.p.h. touching off a 23- board also rents storage permission to advertise for bids township will be arrested," Crawford was a little skeptic- the district. "there is no sense in building mile- chase that ended by Newark International Airport, space-. He said the architect on all of the new municipal the chief warned. He said al of the council's attitude, a building that might house where the van broke through a police roadblock and over- The architect, John Parent- will determine the "economic pool's food concession needs, many violators were arrested explaining that ignoring the nothing." turned. oni, will receive $1,800 for the which include hamburgers, last year. state bidding law was a crim- payout" of the proposal. When police approached the capsized vehicle, Elliott alle- preliminary, plans if the proj Dr. Jacob Lewis, board soda and condiments. inal violation. Voting against the. resolu- gedly fired on them. The officers returned the fire, killing El- "This year extra patrols ect is not approved by voters. president, said "there is no "If we don't bid it, we'll tion were Mrs. Marie Muhler liott. It was the kind of resolution will be posted in all sections If the referendum is ap- chance'' of the deregionallza- have to cut off our buying at of Marlboro and Dr. Gary Wi- Inside the van, authorities discovered a 17-year-old New that all councils pass by rote of the township and the offi- proved, Mr. Parentoni will re- tion of the district. $2,499," said the attorney. ser of Freehold Township. Britain girl who told them she had been abducted from the. many times a year. But when cers are instructed to appre- ceive six per cent of the total Mayor Palaia said the re- Mrs. Muhler said the needs "If we find out it will cost streets of her hometown on Saturday. She said Elliott drove it was his turn to vote, Coun- hend and arrest all violators. construction cost. quirement would be appealed of the students should be con- too much money, we will nix her around for hours before raping her early Sunday. cilman Philip Wetzel balked, The state statute will be to the state Department of Norman Rucci, board vice sidered first. She said that the construction project," Dr. Police said they were unable to determine how Elliott and calling the' state's require- strictly enforced," Chief Local Finance. president from Howell, said student population trends Lewis said. Uw girl traveled from Connecticut to Wrightstown ment "qpe of the most ridi- McCarthy said. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N. J TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1975 Ali blazes trail to third Frazier fight Oct. 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Ma- The champion removed laysia (AP) — Muhammad both in swift fashion as Fra- Ali, the 33-year-old world zier watched from ringside heavyweight champion, beat under a burning sun and in Joe Bugner in impressive high humidity at the outdoor fashion and in burning heat Malaysian soccer stadium. here this morning. "The heat was bad, but it Now it's on to Manila and was bad for both of us," said Joe Frazier and the richest Ali. "I still predict that Joe fight ever conceived. Bugner will be champion. Ali said just before he He's strong; he's young." [ought Bugner that he had "I should have won the changed his mind about retir- world title," said Bugner , ing. The, utilizing a strong at- who was almost out on his tack to Bugner's head, he feet from an Ali onslaught went out and scored a unani- which was unleashed in the fi- mous 15-round decision over nal two minutes of the fight. the 25-year-old challenger, "I think the climate beat who was outfought all the me this time. I just couldn't way. find a burst of energy to maintain the pressure by the. "If I quit, people will say 10th and 1 ith round," said that Joe Frazier would have Bugner. whipped me," Ali said after But Ali, eight years Bug- the fight. "They would say ner's senior, found it and left that George Foreman and no doubt about the outcome in Ken Norton would, too. So the fight in which there were when I retire, I don't want no knockdowns. But there al- anybody around who people most was at least one knock- might think would beat me." down in the 15th. Promoter Don King said the Then, Ali landed about a third AliFrazier fight, set for dozen clean shots to the head, Oct. 1 for an estimated $12 raising a swelling about Bug- million, had already been MALAYSIAN COVERUP — Challenger Joe Bugner covers up In the corner ner's right eye and sending - AP wlreeHeles gs champion Muhammad All goes after him In the first round of this morn- signed and the only stumbling the challenger reeling around ROPING A VICTIM — Muhammad All has Joe Bugner backed into the Ing's heavyweight championship fight In Kuala Lumper's Merdeka Sta- blocks were Alt's announced the ring as Ali's corner ropes In route to his unanimous 15-round decision which set up a third All- dium. retirement and Bugner. cheered for a knockout. Joe Frazier fight in Manila Oct. 1. ' Referee Takeo Ugo of Ja- pan scored it 73-67 for Ali. Ali began taking charge. He most complete lack of a right a good right hand midway Judge Lt. Col. Suphsee landed with a good hook, hand attack. through the 14th round and Phrom Jara of Thailand had some other punches to the Both men held up well In then dominated the final Mets 'Stone' Cubs, 5-1it 73-65 for Ali whUe Austra- head, a few shots to the body the typical muggy heat of a round, leaving no doubt what- lina judge Ken Brady had it and ended the round with a Malaysian morning, but in the soever about the outcome. 72-65 for the champion. looping left to the head. last three rounds Ali seemed The champion landed a right- By The Associated Press George Stone averted sur- York homer in the top of the seven-hitter. Chambliss belted Ali set the pattern for the In the eighth and nine to have much more left than left, right-left combination to rendering more than the inning and lifted the streaking his fifth home run of the sea- fight in the very first round rounds, it was more of the did his younger challenger. the head at the two-minute George Stone scattered single run in the third by Milwaukee Brwers to a 5-4 son with one out after Thur- when he came out flat-footed same as Ali got some head Ali did suffer a slight cut mark that had Bugner back- eight hits and Rusty Staub turning Jerry Morales' ground victory over the Yankees. man Munson opened the New and shooting for Bugner's shots past Bugner's peek-a- above the left eye in the 13th ing up. triggered a four-run eighth in- der into a tag play at the York ninth by drawing the Sixto Lezcano outlegged an head. It was a pattern he was boo defense. Ali waded in round, but he had Bugner Then Ali came back with ning with a run-scoring plate on Cardenal, catcher only walk off Travers. to effectively continue with both hands to his side holding on at the bell when he two left-rights to the head single, leading toe New York Grote making the putout.. infield hit with one out in the - Phillies FaU bottom of the inning, only the throughout although after six during these rounds, daring landed a hard left hook to the that hurt Bugner. He sent Mets to a 5-1 victory over the Then Andy Thornton flied to Mike Tyson drove in two fourth hit off Rudy May, 7-4, rounds the fight was about the challenger to jab him. head. Ali did not even seem Bugner reeling with seven Chicago Cubs last night. Kingman for the third out. runs with a double and single, and Darwin, who has been even. • / One of Bugner's most glar- bothered by the slight cut. consecutive head punches in Chicago starter Steve The Mets threatened in the leading the St. Louis Cardin- sidelined with an injury, bat- Then, in the seventh/round, ing weaknesses was an al- Ali also shook Bugner with the last seconds of the fight. Stone, 5-3, walked Mike Phil third when Phillips singled als to a 4-2 victory over the lips leading off the eighth. Fe- and was replaced on a force ted for Bill Sharp and drilled Philadelphia Phillies. lix Millan sacrificed and out grounder by Millan, who his eighth home run of the Bob Forsch, 8-6, who has had Wayne Garrett walked before was thrown out at the plate season into the left field few runs to work with this Darold Knowles relieved and trying to score on Staub's bleachers. season, held the Phillies to Champs prevail at MSG faced Staub, who broke the 1- double, right fielder Morales Chris Chambliss' two-run seven hits, including home 1 tie with a single to center. to catcher Manny Trillo homer in the top of the ninth runs by Mike Schmidt in the NEW YORK (AP) - Carlos heavyweight title fight be- nger, who calls both New Or- with the decision. Ed Kranepool, Jerry Grote Yankees Lose had given the Yankees a 4-3 seventh inning and Dave Cash Monzon, dominating the fight tween Muhammad Ali and leans and Tampa Fla., home. In the first few rounds, the and Stone followed with run- Bobby Darwin's pinch-hit lead but Darwin's blow made in the eighth, before giving almost from the start, suc- Joe Bugner wag shown from At the opening bell, Monzon fight appeared fairly even as scoring hits. two-run homer in the bottom a winner of unbeaten Bill way to Al Hrabosky in the cessfully defended his World Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on dashed out and clipped the 23- the two boxers tested each George Stone, 2-1, struck of the ninth offset a New Travers, 4-0, who pitched a eighth. Boxing Association mid- a giant four-sided screen. year-old Licata with a solid other. Ahumada, an Argen- out six and walked three. New Yet* (4) dleweight championship last Monzon knocked Licata left to the face. It was as if tine now living in New York, iimiiiiiiuii liiiliiiliillllllllllHlllllliillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilllllllHI ob r h I The Cubs had scored an Bonds ct 01 Money 3b 0 I night, stopping American down twice in the 10th round the champion, undefeated in scored early with his left jab unearned run In the third In- WWIIorm rf 31 Yount ss 1 0 and appeared to be winning 1 11 GScott Ib I I challenger Tony Licata in the and refereee Tony Perez 78 consecutive fights prior to ning when Don Kessinger MSB ." 0 Aaron dh - 0 0 his American debut Monday the infighting. GNettls 3b OiLacano rt 1 1 10th round of their scheduled stopped the bout at 2 minutes, reached first on an error by How They Stand Chmbls Ib 1' BMItchl It I I 15-round bout. 43 seconds. night, was letting Licata Ahumada hurt Galindez in Oliver dh 0 Sharp II 0 0 Met third baseman Wayne AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Brnkmon ss 11 Darwin ph 1 I The fight was the second Licata had also been know who would be in charge the fourth round with a left- Garrett, stole second and East Dlvlslen («l DIVKM Alomar 7b 7 GThomoscf 0 0 W L Pet. O» W L ret 01 RMayp 01 CMoore c 0 0 half of a championship doub- knocked down in the eighth of the bout. right combination in the cor- raced home on Jose Carden- Boston 41 31 SW - Pittsburgh 45 It .«0t | PGorcIo Ib ner and Galindez' right eye New York 41 33 554 1 Philadelphia 41 34 "551 4 Travers p leheader in Madison Square round, but had fought back In the first bout, Galindez al's single to center. Milwaukee 40 M .Ml 2 New York 37 34 511 o'/i Garden. In the opening bout, gamely, giving the Argentine piled up points with a devas- began to swell. Boltlmore 14 It W VI, St. Louis M 37 4tl IV, Totals 34 4 71 Totals 31 5 5 The Mets tied it in the sixth Cleveland XI 41 431 •'/; Chicago U 40 .474 10 New York 100 010 C02 — 4 tating left hook and rightup - Milwaukee 000 300 003 - 5 light heavyweight champ Vic- champion a much tougher Detroit 17 4S .375 14 Montreal 31 3t .443 II on Kranepool's two-out single MM E - Money, G.Nettles. DP — Mil- tor Galindez retained his fight than he could have an- percuts although he could not Oaklond « Cincinnati 4t H U6 - waukee 1. LOB - New York 4. Mil Wildcats jump and Dave Kingman's run- Kansas City 441 34 M7 ; Los Angelei 43 U .544 7 waukee 3. 2B — G Scott 3B — Brink WBA crown with an impres- ticipated. establish full control of the scoring double. Texas J» 31 4W II Son Francisco.... 37 3t .407 11'/> man. HR — W. Williams (3), B.Mitchell Chicago ,. 35 31 ,4» II San Dleoo U 41 .4H 13 (5). Chambliss (5). Dorwln II). sive 15-round unanimous deci- Monzon dominated Licata fight. over Raiders - Minnesota J33) 3» .41) I3"> Allonlo 32 43 .417 It 44f I4«i ». LOUIS (4) sion over Jorge Ahumada. throughout, landing punishing Galidez and Ahumada, who Yer*I» California IS 43 Houston 21 350 tr-h ab r h, r h LINCROFT - The unde- hi ob r h Yesler«eys RtMrilt Yesterday's Reults Brock II 4 0 Cash2t> 4 1 ] Following the two cham- combinations of lefts and have fought five times, em- Kesngtr» 71 PIHIIp.il A I 1 Sliemre2b Bowo ss 4 0 I feated Wildcats grabbed a leg Cordnal II 11 Millan » 0 0 Boston 5-2. Boltlmore 21 WDovlsrf pionship fights, the closed cir- rights that wore down the 23- braced in the ring afterwards. Cleveland 4-3, Detroit I 2 St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 3 4 0 Jhnstntrt 4 0 I on the Llncroft Little League l,WGorret*> I I Cincinnati 9, Houston 6, 13 Innings RSmllti Ib 3 0 Luinskl It 4 0 0 llMaubrf 1 1 Mllwoukee S. New York < cuit telecast of the world year-old American challe- Ahumada appeared satisfied JtMrtnij Pittsburgh 5. Montreal 3 TSImmns c 4 J . , RAIIen tb championship last night by Tnmtonlb OlKrnepolHj Chicago i, Oakland I McBrlde el lSchmldt3t ; OiKlnomonlt California 10. Minnesota 3 New York S. Chicago 1 3 1 ! i Dunn 3b Los Angeles 4, San Diego I Remit 4 0 Oatesc 3 0 1 beating the Raiders, 3-1, in Trillo » l|Unwrd 11 Only games scheduled Only gomes scheduled Tyson ss 4 0 IiJ.Mortlnph 1 0 0 Swllhtrc 0| Grote c 0 0 T.day's Gomes 4 RForsch p the first of a three-game " GStonep Today's Games 4 0 iMaddoxcl 1 0 0 SStoneo 0 1 California (Flgueroa 0-4 and Tonona 5 Hrabosky p 0 0 1 Lonbarg p 1 0 0 Knowlesp 4) at Minnesota (Golti 6-6 and Wiley 0 St. Louis (McGlothen 9-5) at Phllo 1 TToylor ph 1 0 0 series. Zomorop 0), 2.6 p.m. delphlo (Twltchell 4-1), 7:35p.m. Hllgndrtp 0 0 0 FroUIno P Baltimore (Mitchell 0-0) at Boston Houston (Richard 5-3) at Cincinnati OBrownph 1 0 0 The Wildcats, Omega Mltrwia ph 0 0 (Burton 0-21. 7:30 p.m. IKIrby4 3),I:05p.m Garberp 0 0 0 Irwin's par splurge League champs who are now Detroit (Lollch S-5) at Cleveland (Eck- Pittsburgh (Condelarla 2 1) at Mon- Booneph 1 0 0 Totals 34 ~ "ilToWs 31 5 » ersley S-l 1,7:30 p.m. treal (Fryman6-4), t:05 p.m. 18-0, can clinch the title Chicago 001 000 000 — l New York (Dobson 1-61 at Milwaukee Chicago (Burrls 7-5) at New York Totals 13 Totals 31 1 7 NtiTork 000 001 04« -5 (Colborn 2-e). 1:30 p.m. (WebWebb 13).. 8:05 p.p.m.. SI Louis 010 020 010 -4 tonight. The game begins at 8 E — W Garretl, Kingman. DP — New Oakland (Blue 11-51 at Chicago (Jet- Son Diego IFrelsleben 3-1) at Los An Philadelphia...... 000 000 110 -1 York 1. LOB — Chicago 10. New York I. terson 1-2), 9 p.m. geles (Hooton 6-7), 10:30 p.m. DP - St. Louis. 1, Philadelphia I o'clock at Thompson Park. 2B - Staub, Klngmon, Monday. SB - Kansas City (Bushy IIS) at Texas Atlanta (Easterly 1-1) at San Fran' St. Louis t, Philadelphia 7. IB - Tyson. Thornton. Kesslnaer, Monday 5 - Swl (Jenkins HI.9 p.m. Cisco (Coldwell 4-7) 11:05 p.m. The winners got two In the shtr. Milan. IB - W.Davis. HR — Schmidt 14. Cash 4. SB - Schmidt, McBrlde wraps up Western IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII second on doubles by Dan OAK BROOK, 111. (AP) - "I figured I had to rely on Meyers, Tom.Raleigh and Hale Irwin used his favorite my experience, the soundness John Raleigh. They added an formula, a string of pars, and of my game, and just let the insurance marker in the fifth Billie Jean scorns again won on one of the na- other guys make the mistak- on Dave Lynch's double. tion's toughest golf courses. es." The Raiders, who won the "It's hard to beat pars," Ir- They did. Alpha League title, scored in win said yesterday after reel- George Johnson, who had the second on singles by Tim ing off a decisive string of 13 led during most of the long, Ryan and BUI Light. English hay fever in a row at the end of the 36- hot day, played his last three hole windup to the weather- hol^s six over,par and Irwin, WHAT A WAY WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Billie Billie Jean meets the No. 1 seed, defend- troubled Western Open Golf who just last week relin- Jean King has a sore throat and a runny nose, ing champion Chris Evert, tomorrow. The oth- Tournament. quished his U.S. Open crown, but an attack of English hay fever has done er semifinalists are a pair of Australians, Mar- Irwin, who had 12 birdies in cruised in with-his second little to stop what she insists is her final bid garet Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley, the middle two rounds, didn't triumph of the year. for a sixth Wimbledon singles title. thus ensuring an American-Australian wom- make a one in his closing 73, His scores were 71 and 73 in The 31-year-old tennis queen won her en's final. two over par, but he didn't the double round that was ne- quarter-final match against Russia's OJga The men play their quarter-finals today need them. cessitated by the violent thun- Morozova 6-3, (-3 yesterday to reach the semi- with 22-year-old left-hander Jimmy Connors "It was a different golf derstorm that wiped out finals without dropping a set. still odds-on favorite to retain his title. course in the afternoon," he Friday's play and sent three ID BUY A CAR! iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Connors, who hasn't dropped a set, meets said. "The fairways were a lightning-jolted players to the elegant Mexican Raul Ramirez. The other little longer and the greens hospital. quarter-finals are: Arthur Ashe vs. Bjorn were harder, much harder to And, in the end, it was that Hale Irwin hold, more crusty and spiked cancellation of Friday's play J . ond told m la Hoc at Cei Borg of Sweden; Roscoe Tanner vs. Guillermo H Jersey tar the best used I Hazlet romps up. r buy In the East. Am I gkx! I Vilas of Argentina, and Tom Okker of the that staked the former Colo- ternoon, lost his lead with a Ml! They hove on In* Hazlet continued to lead the American Netherlands vs. Tony Roche of Australia. rado football player to the double bogey five on the 11th owroom. huse sclectli 10O\ financing I more! In ' East Division of the Ed Carleton Memorial Ms. King has never lost to Miss Evert on Kasten's 30 lift victory. He had finished play — he left it in a bunker — and Baseball League with a 21-0 rout of Atlantic grass, and after Chrissie struggled to a 5-7, 7- that day but his 74 was wiped drifted back (to) into the Highlands. 5, 6-0 quarter-final victory Monday over un- 76ers to victory out. It didn't count. He came pack. CENTRAL JERSEY Middletown scored on a passed ball in the seeded Betty Stove of the Netherlands, even back and played the round South African Bobby Cole, seventh inning to edge Fair Haven, 1-0, and in the players are saying that an upset is pos- MIDDLETOWN - The over again in 68, a six-stroke Who won the South African AUTO DISCOUNT the National North, Little Silver nipped West sible when the two Americans meet. 76ers, paced by Rick Kasten's difference and much more Open and the.World Cup in CALL FOR CREDIT Long Branch, 2-1. "Of course I'm the underdog," said Ms. 30 points, routed the Knicks, than his winning margin of 1974 but still lacks his first 104-62, in the Middletown Matawan eked out a 2-1 win over Union King, sporting an afro-style hairdo and big one on an 72-hole total of 283. American title, came from Summer Basketball League Beach in the American East. circle earrings. "I've been the underdog for George Johnson, seeking to five strokes back with a last to gain a share of first place Mark Steinbrick hit a three-run homer for quite a while now. It's nice." become only the second black round 69 and took second at 367-5400 with the Bucks, both with 3-0 Hazlet (5-0-1) In the fourth, and Rusty Mertz to gain a berth in Masters, 284. All V Tilt OOP M It is a change for the outspoken tennis leg- records. keyed a 12-mn Inning with a grand slam. end to enter Wimbledon ranked No. 3, since held a four-stroke lead at one Winner Brian Brady allowed three hits, Dave McCarthy had 12 time in the morning round she's been No. 1 more often than not over the points for the losing Knicks, while Tom Glamo was the loser for Atlantic past 15 years. and again by three in the af- Highlands (2-4). who remain with the Warriors ternoon. But the par-three She will tie a Wimbledon record of 18 as the only winless teams In The only run for Middletown (51) came women's titles thisf eek if she can win either holes did him in. He played when Jeff Orcutt walked, stole second, moved the league after three games. them five over par in the af- the singles, woman's doubles or mixed In other action last night to third on a grounder and scored on a passed doubjes. The record Is held by Elizabeth ball. the Bulls (2-1) beat the Pis- Ryan, who built it up in the 1120's and 30's tons (1-2), 87-80, while the La- Winning pitcher Glenn O'Hara doled out without winning one singles title. kers (2-1) defeated the Bullets DAVIDSON'S three hits, and Tripp Dupree, who allowed (1-2), 89-80. only four, was the loser for Fair Haven (3-3). Win or lose, Ms. King says it will be her WINES - LIQUORS last major singles tournament. "I want to get AP wlrtfhele Little Silver (4-2-1) scored both its runs in Ray Kasten (33 points) and RACING NOW thru OCU LUCKY BREAK-Mrs. GOURMET CHEESES MONMOUTH PARK, Ocwnport, N.J. the fifth Inning on a single by Paul Brenner, a more involved in my television show and my Stash Wojcik (32) led the magazine WomenSport." Billie Jean King gives Bulls and Lakers, respective- 2 Milts from Girdtn St, Pirkwiy, bit 105 EXACTA& walk to Joe Cunneff and a triple by John Pica. OPEN JULY 4th West Long Branch (3-3) had scored In the first Apart from the hay fever, she says she is thanks after winning a ly, to victory. Ron Brown has 9 Exciting Aactf Dally Quick, »tif parking TRIFECTA WAGERING on Mike Cittadino's single and an error. fitter than she has been in years, thanks to point when opponent IB for the Bullets and Terry World Team Tennis in the United States. Olga Morozova of the Hebert and Jim Holland TIL 2 P.M. Fin* H»tUurantt Mark Fitzsimmons won on a four-hitter. "We run our bums around all day," she Soviet Union failed to scored 18 apiece for the Pis- U MtOAD ST. 110 I1NK Loser John Halper fanned 10. return a shot. tons, POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIirilll said. SHREWSBURY. N J. TUESDAY. JULY 1. 1975 The Daily Register 15 Big shuffle • „ IIIIUIIIIIIII nun II in mini II i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiliiiiiini iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii iiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmiuMM hits Freehold Anglers catch record

MARGATE CITY — The super abundance of summer IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllll Illlllllllllllllll flounders in coastal witters this season is attested to by the three-quarters of a ton of fish caught by the 41 contestants in football ranks the World Championship Fluke Contest out of here over the By JONNI FALK weekend,. • A physical education teacher, A total catch of all the anglers was 2,357 fish aggregating he is a graduate of Kansas 1,503 pounds. The average weight was only .68 pounds. The HENRY FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - State University and played largest fish was six pounds and 14 ounces. It was caught by The Freehold Regional Board defensive end there. Walter Chubb of Pleasantville, who received a trophy and $50 of Education last night named He played his high school cash prize. SCHAEFER one new football coach and ball at Freehold; to married Steve London of Montgomeryville, Pa., was declared the continued its search for can- and the father of one son. didates to fill two other grid world champion fluke fisherman for the 166 pounds and 13 Skehan said, "Trying to do ounces of fish he caught during the two days, fishing six hours vacancies. Tem NebM MekSkekai IIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIMHIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIl both jobs (A.D. and football each day in accordance with contest rules. John Acker became the new coach) just became too much school did not have seniors London won the $1,000 cash first prize. He also won a The rules were simple. It was for boat fisherman only, coach at Marlboro High for me. I think we got the and a strong M mark last fall trophy for catching the most, 252 fish; plus $400 in cash bonus mainly for purposes of control. Only one angler was permitted School, replacing Dick Ske- best man for the job in Ack- when he returned as head prizes and a $25 U.S. savings bond. on every boat. He was limited to one rod and had to do his nan, who will continue as ath- er." coach after a two-year hiatus. John Keenan of Atlantic City won $250 in cash plus a $25 own baiting or lure fishing, and was required to boat his own fish letic director at Marlboro. Skehan, Nelson and Bluhm Nelson said that he has put bond for second place. He caught 110 pounds and 11 ounces of The boundaries were estuary and inlet water in the Atlan- were all the first coaches in in for a transfer to Freehold fish. William Schenck Jr. of Somers Point won $100 in cash However, the board failed tic City, Margate and Longport areas. Each contestant was their respective schools' his- Township, a sister school in and a $25 bond for third place on his score of 110 pounds and to name new coaches at Ma- furnished a chart of the fishing area. tories. the Freehold Regional Dis- five ounces of fish. nalapan and Freehold Town* trict. He also said he had not All contestants caught fluke. In 41st place was Earie Bluhm has already been There was no restriction on the number of hooks or lures ship High Schools. reapplied for the Manalapan Hunt of WUdwood who caught five aggregating three pounds ticketed for a transfer to Ma- on each line. Most of the fishermen used live killifish but i job "for personal reasons." one ounce. His largest weighed a pound. nalapan High School and is many fished with cut bait and feathered and bucktall jigs, r Tom Nelson did not reapply His four-year record at Ma- The contest was sponsored by Ralph Stork, owner of for the coaching job at Ma- the leading candidate to be- Others used spinners In conjunction with bait. nalapan, including the first Capt. Andy's Marina. It was the first of its kind ever held for The contest will probably draw some flak because of its nalapan, and Larry Bluhm come new football coach fluke, a spedes that is heavily fished by people of all ages there. season which was a combined emphasis on meat fishing. However, all of the fish brought in will leave Freehold Township junior varsity -varsity cam- and by rich and poor. for a post In Manalapan. by the men, women and children in the contest were cleaned Skehan's record at Marl- paign, was 7-20-6. The Braves, Owners of plush cabin cruisers fish for fluke when tired of and refrigerated for food. Acker has been an assistant boro was 20 wins and 20 loss- however, have not won the burning fuel and time in quests for marlin or tuna. Fluke are coach under Skehan at Marl- es for five seasons. That in- past two seasons. also heavily fished by owners of small boats, both in the es- Some surplus fish the first day provided the ingredients boro for the past three years. cludes the first year when the His three-year record at tuaries and off shore, by renters of small boats, and by surf, for a fish fry held for the judges and committee members on Freehold Township, the pier, jetty, bulkhead and bank fishermen. Saturday.night. The judges were Stan DuBass, Camden Cou- youngest of the district's five Also, it seems, just about everybody who eats fish at all rier Post; Jim Bashline, Philadelphia Inquirer; Capt. Lou Monmouth Results schools, was 5-18-2. V likes fluke. Wagner, KYW-TV-S broadcaster; Ed Nichterleln, Atlantic Larry Blikm City Press; and the writer. Ill - U.J44; 1 ni Mi J»WI, Ivil. Tropical Island (McHargue) 2 40 Earl Ownes was reap- Stork says he thought it was time somebody got around to Full Oul (Thornburg) 10 40 4.40 3.40 promoting a contest for "everybody's fish." He decided to put We patroled the contest area in two boats and took turns Knight ol Love (Bluml s 40 4.40 E»octo CM) M.M pointed to the head coaching 4«l - UMtl Al«; 1 ye I a>; I t m; Im Cangelosl, the former cage Ecllpie Award (Rlvero) tx job at Freehold, and Walter up a $1,000 prize for the person who could catch the most in patroling on a helicopter. I/MHH coach, is now an assistant There were reports of infractions, but none were verified. m*-t*jmt cim> in i mi H Vodko Time (Thornbufg) 4.10 J SO ! SO Edick was renamed coach at pounds in a two-day event. '• Chatham Bar (Agulltro). 15.00 s 40 4.40 Abes Girl (ferret) 4.30 1.40 principal: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiii Owing! Mill! (Barriro) 3.40 3.00 Gudoihnlk (Barrera) 4 10 Howell. These are the only Prince Drone (MacBeth) 7 JO 7*1 - U.S44, Alw. 1 •• «, w, 4 I two district schools which will Dally DaaMa (5-4) 144 m Joyful Hope (Thornburg). e.40 3.20 l.M Jrd - Him; IM; I r* a «a; 41 SiilnOlf (Brumfleld) 1.40 1.40 not have football coaching Poll Little Girl (Tkhenor). 13.40 440 Freedom Train llonnelll) 2 40 3.40 changes. Elegont Nel (lonnelll) 4.40 3.40 Cudej (1-7) II .44 Foxy Dome (McHorguel 310 Ilk - II 1,444; »h»; 4 n ft m; In 1/14 However, the appointment Legion (Wilson) JIM 7.40 3eo •aexkl 10-114B.40 Aerodrome (Delohoussayel 1.40 7.M list shows assistant coaching Jolly John IBrumfleld) 3 20 4rh - 17444, Clmf; I raj Im 1/14 Iwl vacancies at Freehold and Fooled Gun (Solomonel .34.3014.40 » 40 *th - «».444, Alw; NJ Ire*. 1 ye > up; Freehold Township, and two Smoke over (Cedeno) too S 40 Fiddling Man (Romero) 4.00 Privileged Party (Wilson) J0.40 too each at Manalapan and Marl- 7 40 l»i -11.100; MMe Wl; 1 ya * apj I tea; Prairie Maid (MIcHI) 9.40 4.10 boro. 1 Liberated Lli (Grocla) 3 00 Freehold Township will also Swaps Mommy (Broutiard).... 4.40 3 00 Introductory Savings* 3.40 TrtrKM u-f-4) usn have a vacancy in the head Second Daughter (Delohoutiaye) 4 » AH4II—H4: IMW 1.10 basketball position as Frank • II imliiii I IIIIIIIIII I illlllillliiiiiiii unlit iti IIIIII • linn • iiniiilllll Monmouth Park today onthenger's Selections Entries By Reggie Ster

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FREEHOLD A registered between Dec. 14 and Feb. IS Other arraignments includ- television valued at $367.45. valued at between $$200 and nurse from Belmar and a by misrepresentation, fraud, ed the following: Walter Brown, 20, of 34A M500 licensed practical nurse from forgery and deception; that Albert Maxon, J5, of 11 Lakeview Ter., Eatontown, Glenn R. Higgins, 18, of 215 Ocean Township pleaded in- she trad furnished false in- First St., Highlands, denied pleaded innocent to breaking Rt. 33, Freehold Township, nocent to separate charges of formation or omitted material charges that he broke into into the house of Mary Lou denied three charges of obtaining drugs by fraud information for drug inven- the home of Louis Fisher, 56 Marin, 72 Trafford St., breaking and entering, one from the narcotics supply of tory control records; and Northover Place, Middle Shrewsbury, on Oct. 21: attempted break-in, one of two area hospitals. that she possessed placidyl town, on Oct. 22 and stole Frank Summey, 19, of 87 larceny and another of Brita M Fox, a registered and lomotil on March S in $150,000 in cash and valua- William St., New Shrews- malicious damage. He Is ac- nurse, of 210 Fifth Ave . Belmar. bles, including two bury, denied breaking into cused of breaking into build- Belmar, and Melodie M The Margarine woman televisions, assorted jewelry the house of Ruth Johnson, ings on Rt 33, Freehold Magarine, a licensed prac- denied charges she obtained and $1,700 in cash. 95 Clinton PI., New Shrews- Township, owned by George tical nurse, of SO Willow Dr., chloral hydrate from the Three Highlands residents bury, on Oct. 7 and stealing Collins of Levittown, Pa., on Ocean Township, entered the narcotics supply of Jersey - Evelyn Reifer, 22, of 65 articles valued at $$370 Nov. 7; attempting to break pleas at their arraignment Shore Medical Center, Nep- Snug Harbor, Christine Richard Gibbs, 26, of into the kitchen at the before Superior Court Judge tune Township, between Jan. Whitman, 25, of 63 Snug Clayton, and James Nelson, Freehold race track on Dec. Thomas L. Yaccarino. 2 4 a n d Feb. 1 4 b y Harbor, and Jeffrey McCann, 24, of 5098 Asbury Ave., New 28; breaking into the The Fox woman denied misrepresentation, fraud, 25, of m Bay Ave. - denied Shrewsbury, denied breaking Freehold Township Recrea- charges she had obtained forgery and deception, and breaking into the the apart- into the house of Donald tion Building, Wemrock Rd., meperidine hydrochloride that she possed chloral ment of Dennis Frase, 1062 Somers, 85 Riverdale Ave., on Jan. 31; breaking into from the narcotics supply of hydrate Feb. 14 in Neptune Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, on New Shrewsbury, on March Freehold Township High Freehold Area Hospital Township Oct. 16 and stealing a 28 and stealing a television School on Feb. 2; stealing sporting goods items and clothing valued at between $200 and $500 from the school, and maliciously Man jailed in heroin case damaging the school by breaking wooden and glass FREEHOLD An Ocean after a four-day trial, of Shore Dressed Beef Co., Township and Neptune doors, dumping out desk Township man has been sen- possessing heroin with Intent Shafto Rd., New Shrewsbury, Township. drawers and files and tenced to two to three years to distribute it in Ocean on Jan. 24. She had pleaded guilty. exploding fire extinguishers in prison for possessing he- Township on Nov. 25, 1973. She also was sentenced to Benjamin McDonald, 33, of into closets of the school roin with intent to distribute Katherine Ruppoll, 23, of a concurrent indeterminate building. it 36 Garden PL, New Shrews- 803 Fourth Ave., South Bel- term for eight other counts of bury, was given a suspended William Parrish, 20, of 10 The sentence was imposed mar, was sentenced to an forgery and four other counts sentence of 364 days in the Millhurst Rd., Englishtown, -'. on Theodore Johnson Jr., indeterminate term at the of issuing worthless checks. Monmouth County jail, fined denied possessing a MISS LIBERTY CROWNED — Pamela Dontonville, left, a 16-year-old 1. Willow Dr., Building 8, Aprt. Clinton reformatory for These charges stemmed from $150 and ordered to make dangerous weapon, on Dec. 4 Monmouth Regional High School student, was crowned Miss Liberty 1975 in ! 6, Ocean Township, by women with a seven year purchases she had made at restitution on two counts of in Manalapan. a contest sponsored by the Greater Eatontown Area Chamber of Commerce ; Superior Court Judge maximum instead of the various stores in Ocean forgery for altering the Delia Johnson, 44, of 184 at the Crystal Motor Lodge, Eatontown. Other winners are Lu Anne Van ' Thomas L. Yaccarino. He usual five for issuing a Township, Red Bank, amounts on public assistance Liberty St., Long Branch, Pelt, center, a 19-year-old Douglass College sophomore, second runner-up, I had been convicted May 20, forged check tor $229.35 to Shrewsbury, Freehold vouchers given to him by the dented possessing heroin, and Jackie Russhon, 18, a Monmouth College sophomore, first runner-up. Monmouth County Welfare possessing it with intent to All are Eatontown residents and will head the line of march at the Indepen- Board. distribute, it and contributing dent Day parade to be held in Eatontown Sunday, As Miss Liberty, Miss McDonald had pleaded to the delinquency of two Dontonviljj| will represent Eatontown at community events, business open- 3 added southbound lanes boys, aged 15 and 17, and a guilty (0 forging two ings and luncheons. vouchers, one on Aug. 1 and 16-year-old girl by allowing another on Sept. 3, by them to be present where speed traffic on parkway changing the amount from heroin is used, all on Feb. 8 $42 to $142. After the jail in Long Branch. She also Site plan OK not needed WOODBRIDGE - Three (Belmar) and Interchange 91 southbound problems sentence was suspended, he denied receiving stolen added southbound lanes on (Point Pleasant), and it was experienced in the past failed was placed on one year property, a stereo and the Garden State Parkway - the severest test yet for the to reappear although traffic probation. speakers valued at between two permanent and one new two-lane inner roadway volume over the weekend -Ethel Grieg, 29, of 795 $200 and $500 and belonging for dog pound, court says temporary — have proved between the Raritan and reached about 2,100,000 Summerfield Ave., Laurence to Cynthia Hurt. effective in expediting Asbury Park toll plazas. vehicles, highest Friday-Sa- Harbor, was given a sus- Charles J. Lago, 20, of 262 FREEHOLD Superior and pound. licenses for a pound use and weekend traffic. turday-Sunday count this pended sentence of 364 days Morris Ave, Long Branch, The firm will seek to ''Both tests were Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. and a kennel use. Officials of the N J High year and only about 75,000 in the Monmouth County jail, denied possessing marijuana remove the other obstacles unqualified successes," said has ruled that the Associated The judge |>o said that a I way Authority, which cars short qf the all-time fined $100 and ordered to and possessing it with intent by amending its legal action Commissioner Harry D. Humane Societies of New kennel use and a pound use operates the parkway, report three-day high record set last make restitution on a charge to distribute on March 8 in to challenge the ordinance Sussna. Jersey does not bave to ob- are so similar that the . traffic moved smoothly dur- August. of welfare fraud. She had Long Branch. tain site plan approval to New Shrewsbury enacted laws pertaining to them are He explained that the ing peak periods. "There was no problem at pleaded guilty to obtaining Michael Amlco, 26, and operate a dog pound in'New March 13, which, among virtually identical. He then temporary third lane was A recent weekend provided all in connection with the $818 under false pretenses Louis Peters, 28, both of Shrewsbury. other things, requires a ruled that it would be opened during three peak the first trial for a tem- inner roadway, and south- from the Monmouth County Toms River, denied possess- The court's ruling clears minimum site of 10 acres for unreasonable for New periods to relieve traffic porary third southbound lane bound traffic moved well all Welfare Board between June ing marijuana and possessing one more obstacle from the a dog pound. Shrewsbury to require the congestion, and added that between Interchange 98 the way to Toms River and and November 1973 by it with intent to distribute on path of theAssociatedHumane Associated Humane Societies beyond. Motorists bound for misrepresenting the size of Oct 10. in Manalapan. Societies in its attempt to Judge Lane noted that the to obtain site plan approval the shore or Monmouth Park her household and place of Kenneth E. Brown, 24, of utlize its premises at 2860 state legislature had enacted from the municipal planning Neptune, Twp. man race track had clear sailing. residence. After the sentence Metuchen, denied issuing a Shafto Rd. as a dog kennel laws requiring separate board. They encountered none of the was suspended, she was worthless check for $262.45 to backups and delays of other placed on probation for two Interstate Electronics, Rt. 35, given murder term years." Mr. Sussna said. years. Cuffwood, On Mai?h 8. FREEHOLD — A 35-year- he entered the plea that the old Neptune Township man shooting occurred during an has been sentenced to 10 to 15 argument over the late hour Eatontown Memorial cites Save yean in prison for the mur- at which he had returned that der of his roommate. night to the apartment he The sentence was imposed shared with Poindexter. on James W. Sanders, of the The plea had been sub- 2 high academic students mitted in plea bargaining liano, Robert Parker, Bar- Gregory Brusstar, Oovld Bush. Angela Jumping Brook Apartments, EATONTOWN - Kathy Va- Butichun, Victor Byrd, Christine Byrne. 3336 Rt. 33, Neptune Town- with the Monmouth County sile and Christopher Danzi bara Patterson, Valerie 1 nureen Callse. Michael Callonon. Ml chael Camocho. Patricia Conlno, Laurie IW100 ship, by Superior Court Judge prosecutor's office which, for Wang, Mindy Crawford, Gary Caruso, Mlchele Cosleet, Gory Ceran, won awards for their high Cody Coffmon, Shomren Colemon, Ser- Thomas L. Yaccarino. its part, agreed to recom- academic standing at com- Ceran, Michael Baiano, nodfltte Collet!. Dwayne Connelly. Louis Cooperhouse, Donald Corclone, Benn Sanders had pleaded guilty mend to the court that Sand- mencement exercises held for Thoma Booterbaugh, Kathy Cowen, Cullett Ounce, Mellndo Craw- ers be sentenced to no more ford. Kevin Cunningham. Stephen Cush- to second degree murder in the eighth grade at the Eaton- Vasile, Dieter Lohrmann and Ing, Stephen Dacey. Klmberley Daly, Free iBagging Kin Kenneth Donlell. Christopher Doml, the fatal shooting of his room- than 15 years in prison. town Memorial School. Gary Anthony. Scott Davidson. Michael Davis Jr.. Theresa Davli. Allen Day. Rochelle Del mate, Robert Poindexter, 33, The maximum penalty for Citizenship awards went to "Most-improved" awards lanno. Andrea DeMoss. Brenda Deslor shortly after midnight on second degree murder is 30 went to James Maag, Brenda dins, Courtney Dlckton, Kelly Dickson, worth'1225' Louis Cooperhouse and Lorelta DIDonato. John Dledrlchsen. March 2. He said at the time years in prison. Laurie Caruso and out- Desjardins, Richard Kulpa, Donna Dobrowollkl. Mary Dockray. Richard Dodd, Laurence Droid. Kevin on any Grassmaster.™ on any Whirlwind* standing school citizens were Keith Royster and Julia Dukes. Philip Dunn, John Eadus 2nd. Carey Eotlnger, Thereso Eckert and Ke- The only rear bagger that's mower. Built tough to James Rankin and Sally Stra- Ulery. Lacey Pruitt won the vin Elliott. really three mowers in last, year after year. ton. creativity prize. Theresa Evans, Catherine Evanson. Richard Parrah. Henry Fernsler. Cathy one: bags, mulches or dis- Rugged features like: Make A Date Mindy Crawford was named Diplomas were presented Fisher, Diana Flecker, John Florendo. Karen Ford. Virginia Forrester. Valerie perses grass. Other de- 4 cycle, 3.5 hp engine; best all-around student and • by Robert W. Patterson, pres- Friti, David Furmon, Brian Gastol, Ijo A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- belle Grati, Dlna Groilono. Stephen pendable Toro features: Wind-Tunnel* housing Gary Ceran and Amy Bitterly ident of the Board of Educa- Grlbben, Diane Griffiths. Martin Gross tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- man, Louden Grover Jr., Morel Graver. 10 or 12 cu. in High- that vacuums grass up were named outstanding boy tion, to these graduates: Robert Grubos, Mario Gucclordo, John tional line; $1.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Gulll, Stacy Honcher, Tina Horris. Torque™ engine; fixed- for close, even cut; anti- and girl in the class. Patrick Abbott. Robert Agresto. Frank Maria Hart, Kenneth Norwood. Clifford $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; AQullor 3rd, George Ahleri Jr., Angela Henke, John Henkel. Myrna Hernonaei. blade-speed to retain scalp disc; fingertip Essay winners were Valerie Alger. Leonard Allsopp, Jay Alwlne, Ranald Hetes, Elllabelh Helrlck. Gloria $6.00 for 10 days; $2 00 each additional line. $10.00 for 20 Gary Anthony, John Arciynjkl, Christ- Wang, first; Carey Eatinger, Hilton, Brian Horgan, David Home Jr., maximum force at starting; and of course, days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before opher Arkenau, Roy Armstrong. Michael Tyrone Hosklns. Joyce Hoylle. Daniel second, and Karen Sttiliano, Arnett. Marilyn Ayres. Michael Boiano, Jenks. Mary Jerger. Oovld Johnson. slower speeds; Quick- front-wheel self pro- publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for thr John Bailey Jr., Lisa Borr, Philip Berg, Robert Katelhon, Anne Kllllns. Brendan third. Cindy Berger, Raymond Blngham, Amy Kllpotrlck, Michael Kllpotrlck, Shelley Change, heavy- pelling; 21" swath. Date, Secretary. Bitterly. Fronds Bitterly. Julius Black Kllpatrlck, Chin Kim. John Klnosciuk. Awards in individual sub:, Jr., Jackson Blair, Lucey Bonlllo. Beol Gerald Klslla, Sherre Klahre. Rlchord duty rear bag; rice BooTi, Thomo Booterbaugh. Oonlel Kulpa, Elltabeth Lonio. Karen Loslello. jects went to Karen Sici- Brlster, Thomas Brlsler. Jason Brown, Debro Loux, Charles Lovene. Frank 21" swath. rouy - Kor children, Dial-a-Siory with a Biblical mor Lawson Jr., Julie Lawson. Wayne Law- son, Roy Layton, Gregory Lemon, Vo- al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid lerle Leonard. Rita Leslie. Barbara Lisle. Dieter Lohrmann, Slobhan Loner- dletown. Dial 671-3319. pan, Robert Lord, Philip Luccarelll. Do- lynn McCabe. James McGuIre, Jim Maag. Kevin Maloney. Robert Manning, 1UI.Y 1, 2, 3. 5 Debbie Marlnakls, Nona Macptta. Dovfd Morllhei, Ralph Maruca 3rd. Bonnie "The Sound of Music" — Presented by Center Drama Mayo, Julie Meese and Claudia Merkl.

Workshop. Rodgers and Hammerstein's hit musical. Mon- Lloyd Mleleni 3rd, Mark Mlllard. Be mouth YM-YWHA, Grant Ave., Deal Park, Ocean Town- Undo Miller. Craig Miller, Jeanne Mill- er. Kevin Montanye. Kevin Murch. Oo- ship. Curtain weekdays 8 p.m., Saturdays 9:30 p.m. Mati- vld Nelll, William Nempsey, Patricia Nulty, Kelly Owens, Curtis Parent, Bar- nee Sunday, June 29, 1:30 p.m. All seats reserved. $5 and bara Patterson, Edgordo Perci, Jock Pltier 3nd, Lacey Pruitt, Sandra Pul- $4. Senior citizen, student discounts. Call 222-3831 or 531- ford, Karen Purcell, Sue Ouockenbush. Ernest Ramsey, James Rankin, Linda 9100. Raymond, Dennis Rlchord, Deboroh Ridley, Colleen MocGregor, John Rob- JULY 1 THRU 26th erts, Keith Royster, Elllabeth Russell, In Sandoval, Lorenzo Savoge Jr., Mary "Nature Study Programs" - In Policy Park, Middle- Scott, Robert Schmltf Jr., Gregory Shep pord. Donno Shoemaker, Karen Slcl- town, sponsored by Poricy Park Citizens Committee. Call Ilano, Andrea Singleton, Steven Slocum. Donna Smith. Melissa Snell Gary Soles, 842-5966 for schedule. Karen Stanford, Alexander Stonkovlcs, Maria Sternlk. John Stewort, Marilyn on any Guardian* mower. Has 10 cu. in. $100 Easy-Empty Grass Catcher yours JULY 3, 5 Strotton, Sarah Stratton, Scolt Sully. Gary Tallard, Stephen Tanls, Suzanne High-Torque* engine for maximum cut- with Whirlwind* rider. It opens like a Bazaar at the United Methodist Church, 23 Church Taylor, Angelica Terronovo, Dusharme Thomas, Romona Thornton. Deborah ting power, and quiet operation. Quick- clamshell, and empties in 5 seconds. SL, Keansburg. Miscellaneous articles and refreshments. Tomllnson, Mlchele Towler, Jeffrey Trlmboll, Julio Ulery, June Umphress. k Change bag empties Telescoping lever is right by the seat. You 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Victoria Vollas. Douglas Van Pell. Koth leen Voslle, Wllllom Vekony. Louis Ve- in seconds. Scythe- never leave the rider to empty heavy bags. JULY 4 nello Jr., John Walsh 4th. Valerie Wong. Meg Wellington, Paul Wmleheao 3rd, action blade slices Plus: pivoting front axle for maneuver- Middletown Township Historical Society's annual Art Joe Whlleley. Joyce Wllkes, Deboroh Williams, Theresa Williams. Wanda Wll grass for an even ability; Wind-Tunnel* cutting deck; Show and Fair. Tailgate Sales and Auction. Evening pic- Horns, Darrlyn Willis, Jerold Wilson, cut. 21" swath. 4 cycle engine; 25" swath; H-pattern nic and fireworks. Starting 10 a.m. at the Spy House, foot Katherine Woll and Jokn Wynn. m of Wilson Ave. & Port Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth, transmission; N.J. Tailgate space available. 2910559. .safety features. JULYS house hunting? Third Annual Block Party and Flea Market of the Calvary Baptist Church, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Games, food and music. Mrs. OUie Sheard, chairman. JULY 7 THRU 18 "Vacation Bible School" — For pre-schoolers through sixth grade at 9:45 a.m. to 11:45 at First Baptist Church, Red Bank, Oakland & Maple Ave. All children invited? JULY 9 HeffstersMteOetetrDenLerai "Summer Sing" — Sponsored by the Shrewsbury OCEANPORT DEDICATES PARK — William and Chorlae. Audience participation. Commons Dining Room, Ellen Palombo, 11 and 10 years old, respectively, Brookdale Community College. 8-10 P.M Adults: $1.50; play on the swinging gate In Oceanporfs new Tri- students/senior citizens. $1.00. Robert Soencer conducts nity Place Park as Council President Clement V. tCornparingpromotional and regular season manufactunr'1 suigeited retail prJctJ o( Models 16273, 20660,11610 Brahms' Requiem. and Crass Catcher, Model 59004 sold with any Whirlwind rider. Fair Trade State! only. •Toro Trademark*, Summers, background left, and Louis J. Sylvaln, Offer good only while participating dealers' inventories of promotional models last. JULY 12 the borough's community development director, "Gaudeamus XII," St. Mary's annual Charity Ball, 9 watch. The park, dedicated Saturday, was built at check today's p.m., St. Mary's School, Wanamassa. $35 per couple. For a cost of $88,500 was funded through the borough's Haven't you done without albro long enough? TOKO. reservations, call 531-9228 Urban Renewal Program. Classified Ads Snuffy Smith TUESOAY. 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Blondie Your horoscope, birthday BUMSTEAD, Tuesday, July 1 — Bom to- sympathetic, both spiritually and could change your views late in lighten the burden through sym- ARENOU day, you are an observant, logi- materially generous, and more the day. pathetic support. Acknowledge cal, reasonable individual who is SLEEPING ON VOUVEGOTTO understanding than most of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - past help. able to make connections and THE JOB?.' others' feelings. Study the situation carefully PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - solve problems, whether per- Though you may be bom to before taking another's advice You can win the support of sonal or entirely of an objective wealth, you will not be one to in- seriously. You may have to live superiors if you are careful to ex- nature, with uncanny speed and dulge your every whim. You with the results of present ac- plain your project in such a way very nearly unerring accuracy. possess creative instincts that tions for a long time! that there can be no mistaking In addition, you have a keen are out of the ordinary and it SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Nov. 21) - your motives. sense of mood; you are able to may be that you will, therefore, This is a day snowing every sign ARIES (March 21-April 19) - "feel'' another's responses almost have a difficult time with the of being independent from any Injustice makes this a day of before they are in any way ac- routine things in life planning of yours. Don't be confusing emotional responses. tualized Because of this, you Wednesday. July 2 alarmed should events "take off" You may wish to retain benefits well may gain a reputation for CANCER (June 21-July 22) - without a go-ahead from you. received -- yet know they are not being able to predict the future Charm is your key to success at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- meant for you. when, of course, what you really this particular time. The more Dec. 21) -Whatever else you do TAURUS (April 20-May 20) do is predict behavior on the easily you can gain another's today, don't panic. Small matters -Much depends upon your basis of known emotional reac- confidence the more time you loom larger than life; make deci- maintaining a happy frame of tions to given stimuli. will save sions on actualities, not imagin- mind today. Don't allow anyone You desire personal success, LEO (July 23-Aug 22) -Take ings. the satisfaction of making you SUPPOSE I'D BETTER STRANGE NO, RUBE.'PS KNOWN but you do not always go out of care that in attempting to dem- CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan feel inferior , HAIR, your way to be personally suc- onstrate an intelligent approach 19) —Diplomatic actions early in FLO? GEMINI (may 21 June 20) - r\ BE IN SHORTLY, EH? cessful. In fact, there are times to a new problem, you don't ap- the day win you the kind of sup- Keep an even temper however when you appear to others to be pear to be taking on a superior port you've been hoping for. cold, calculating, shrewdly air! Be humble. Know your own mind regarding events fall out today. Morning determined to have your way, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -If* your future hours bring several oppor- whatever it costs others. This is you are wise, you will employ the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) tunities for gain; choose among merely the appearance of things, ultimate in tact even as you -Though news from a distance them carefully, as you can't have however, for in truth you are speak your mind. After all, you may be disappointing, friends them all! SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD hearts as an entry to his dia- monds and two clubs, thus North dealer Nubbin monds. He must keep the ace scoring game and rubber. North -South vulnerable The best play in a single of hearts until the diamonds DAILY QUESTION N NORTH 7 IPOM'TIUlMK suit is not necessarily the best have been set up. Partner opens with 1-NT (16 a> AJ93 TU. HELP. V play for the hand as a whole. to 18 points) and the next South should refuse the first West opened the nine of player passes. You hold: S — trick. This limits him to two 0 A9 hearts, East put up the king, Q10 6H-K62D-K764 + AK54 and South was delighted to heart tricks but assures the m.HOBOPY contract. C - J 10 J. What do you say? WEST EAST & ©OMG-TO win with the ace. This gave Answer: Bid 3-NT. With * K81 • 0 10 6 him three heart tricks. East returns a heart, and your own 9 points you know South's delight faded as the dummy wins. Declarer leads that the combined count is 25 0 53 O K764 hand developed. He was in his the ace and nine of diamonds to 27 points. This should be • 0982 4J103 hand for the first and last from the dummy. East plays enough to yield a good play SOUTH time. The diamonds could low, and South overtakes with for game, particularly since • 542 never be brought in, and he the ten of diamonds to contin- your hand is bolstered by two C A43 was lucky to scramble home ue the suit. tens. O QJ 1082 with eight tricks. East must eventually take (A Pocket Guide to Bridge' • 76 This was hardly a triumph his king of diamonds. Now written by Alfred Sheinwold North East Sooth West Pass 1 0 Pass You can't get rich by going nothing can stop South from, is available. Get your copy by 1 + Pass 1 NT Pass down one. getting to his hand with the I • sending SO cents to Red Bank 3 NT All Pass Needs entry ace of hearts. He wins one Register, P.O. Box 1111. Los PtOPi.fl WHO WAS AN' TH| U. S. AN- A. |M*»£»V T §3000,0001 WHAT Opening lead -O9 rtOPU* HAP TO »LJftN *3,000,000 ' WA* THAT— TH6 South needs the ace of spade, two hearts, four dia- Angeles, Calif. 90053.) "AN' IN NIW MONSv won LJW". / Pftry CAM RJNP? WHO COOLP TO) HU^Y UP WITH TMHINP6OTOU JOE, I THINK THE &J5 IS THE AUTD6KAPH. J0E7THE 6U5 THE BUS 15 LEAVING! 60IN6 TO 15 LEAVING iCOVLCWOU MOW THE BALL, JOE! LEAVE... TH(?OWMETH£0ALL,JOE?! MM THE BALL!!!

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(71P THEYJ BUT I OVERPOWER THEM 77. Pets and Livestock 18 The DQMIV Register SHREWSBURY, N. j TUESDAY, JULY 1.1975 51. Help Wanted SI. Help Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sale 71. Merchandise for Sale ALASKAN MALAMUTE- Male. IVi QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR AIR CONDITIONER - RCA Whirlpool MX 16 MIXING BOARD - I lines or mici yean old. AKC^eaislered. Good wim CWI 1. Autos For Sol* 2. Autos For Sal* BARMAID (AA/F) Will perform vliuol and mechanical In r.OOOBTU. Used one season SIM. Bath In up to 4 out. lour Illuminated VU meters dren, but baky ailergK Asking MM 671 AU I UMO I IVb Call 4*5-1704 ipectlon of electronic Sue-assemblies on* roam sink and faucet. (IS. Call 671 VM of 30 at often, par channel Head phone Input 6144 FORD MAVERICK It7l - M.0W miles 1UI VOLKSWAGEN VAN - Lookt and BEAUTICIAN WANTED - With following assemblies Some Incoming Inspection will ter 6 p.m AC or DC Individual channel and master Three speed, rodu. heater Good condl rum good, no problems IU0 only Good working condition! Hailef be performed. Please submit description lonliol. Individual channel •witching ISO lion Runt well. Asking 17*9 Call 1414*71 Call 741 741* ol background and experience with your AIR CONDITIONER - Phllco Ford K noun use (525 Inquire at 2*4 1)13. leove H44HI before 6 S64WS* otter I. salary requirement to P O Box 125, Little BTU Never uied. 1115 Full slie Inner name and address. I will return call shoti. Free to responsible parties only 2. Autos ForFor! Sal* before! MlSISioflerl 1*71 CHEVROLET « TON SPORT VAN - BEAUTICIAN - Experienced, with lol Silver, N.X I77J*. spring mattress, excellent. IS 741 21)5. 7172)31 FORD PINTO 1*71 - Twodoor. rodlo. 46,000 mllet Excellent condition I2M* PAINT FOR SALE -14 colors ALLABfRICAAMER N INC lowing Good salary. Rod Bank area Nn AKAI (ROBERT) Mw» )J 1 tedle Rd iKndord akin, four new whMawalii. Jutt Call 747 54U shop 471 2211 offer Sp.m. REAL ESTATE SALES Factory fresh 12 50 a gal CALL JACK - For your horseshoeing and tuned. Excellent condlllon II17S. 741 4111 Ml tope recorder, like new II7S Coll 717 Call 717 MM or 717 lee) trimming Corrective shoeing Bttm BEAUTICIAN - Manager-operator s II FIRESIDE OFFICE 75»» ColliTl-PtM AMBASSADOR IMt - T»o4tor korMap FURY III IM* - Air conditioning Low 3. Trucks And Trailers PANASONIC ELECTRIC PORTABLE censt Porl lime. Coll 291 4600 After 6 ORAW ALFALFA MULCH HAY Power llearla*, Mr osndllluilng. small V mileage. Excellent condition One nw, CHEVROLET VAN 1*74 - 150 engine. In 2914403 DRYER - Two years old Excellent con DACHSHUND MINIATURE - U I. M« automatic transmission. Euttlent BesloRer Call 7J» 2742 after 4 p m TRAINING For sole dltlon 140 Call 542 7023 puppies AKC Exceptionally beautiful terlor work, llereo. excellent condlllon, TEAM SPIRIT Call 542 2102 offer 6 p.m. condition. Agini Mai, cm so-no 11.000 mllei 11500 142-1711 otter lp m BUS DRIVERS - Porl lime N J but GRAND PRIX IM* - Air, all power lilt] driver i license required Apply ot St Hwy ATTRACTIVE OFFICE : AUTO HOBBY CENTER Jtl Mt or brlt offer. EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING AMPLIFIER AND SPEAKERS - Ken. PIANOS-ORGANS FREE KITTENS CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN IM* - Sli 16. Leonardo. See dTspofcher wood KA-M04. 14) watts, 1125. Pair ol CAM (OUGHT SOLO REPAIRED 4*1 1111 or 67K71 S44U cylinder, outomatlc. excellent condition HEALTH PROGRAM-MORE BUSINESS MANAGER - ISecre CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTER Bos* Ml speakers, 1200 Coll W0H34 Trade-ins from US 2*15245 low Gorno«dA«t.,AltonHcHigh>»»«! JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 11350. Coll 1M-4*U from » 5 After 5 p m., Unlimited rentals from (7 SO per month tory/rtceptlonltl) with executive ability. VIEW MR SHENFELO, 471 4555 A-l CONDITION WURLITZER ORGAN FREE KITTENS-Mat*andfemel*block BAILLY BROS , INC T.In loro Motori, Inc m-uvL lor Red Bonk orthodontic office Ex Warehouse tor leading molor brands Subaru ana Jaguar dealer if E HIE. Newman Spring! Rd. Rod Bonk CHEVROLET 1*71 - El Camlno Can perlence preferred. Excellent salary and RECEPTIONIST - Medical Secretary. Professional staff tuners ond white kltlem. Also two Mack kittens Springs Rd , Red Bonk 747OMS CALL NOW 747MM qulilra VI, air, automatic. Blue and benrtlll. Transportation required. Strictly Bookkeeper. Mlddletown oreo Send re- Alt-moke organs repaired Coll 291-0142 sume to Box J-2II. The Dally Regltler, Complete rebuilding deportment BUCK LeSAIRE - INI IS* two-borrel KARMANN l*St - Ohio. Noadt work white TOWNE CHEVROLET.«7l-e»0 conlldenllol Send resume to P.O. Box 272. BARGAINSI - Commercial grade ospholl FREE TO GOOD HOME - Puppies Red Bank, N.J. Shrewtbury, N.J. 07701 lilts, approximately 10 boxes (IM each). Our own careful delivery service Asklngll75 Time Paymenti available Mother beautiful Shepherd-Husky, ex- Call Ifl J157 CHEVROLET 1967 WRECKER RECREATION ACTIVITIES OIRECTOR 150 lokei all. Tandem bike. I2S. Heavy, ceptional disposition, father block Lobr New molor Asking UNO CAB DRIVERS—Port-time, weekends - duty work bench, 1)0. G.E. outomatlc dan and evening! Apply In person 217 — Part-time. Artt-cratlt sewing skills ore waiher. (SO. Books, oil types, 25c lo II CALL FOR APPOINTMENT odor 747-1111. BUHLER 1 BITTER KAY MOTORS Or best offer 513 4' ferred Ivy House Hurting Home, 471 016* PLYMOUTH CMRYSLEK MO HONDA CIVIC Broadway. Long Branch 142-0671 GERMAN SHEPHERO PUPPIES- 32*0 Hwy IS, Hoilet IM 252 Broadway mat Long Branch CHEVROLET IMt - Hall ton pickup Ex CANVASSERS - MEN AND WOMEN REGISTERED NURSE - II fa 7, Sunday Freehold Music Center Pure bred Large boned No papers. (15 cellenl condition Moving Mutt tell Atk through Thursday night Navetlnk House BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE each. One lemoirand two males 717 7017. BUICK SKYLARK - IMi Block convert KITSON CHEVROLET CO Ing W2S Call 741*541 Sell new dynamic product! from your Call between 6-0 p.m. home Part or full-time. Horsing Unit Call Mrs Mills, 142 1400, be POTTED PLANT POTPOURRI - Have g IRISH SETTER tut, air conditioning, good condlllon 1500 H»y 36 Colontown fore 3 p.m. •42-1O4S 717 SIM le>WM FOOD PICKUP 1*52 - Runs parted. CITAOEL INDUSTRIES 211 1500 plant party In your home ond receive free Female, three years old AKC registered Needt lender UI5 BEDROOM SET - Three-piece ISO 4 planti and money Call 747 3741 CARPENTER WANTWANTEDD - SdSleody eem RN Coll 4*5-05*1 onyflme. BUICK 1*40 - Super I. lour.door, e« KROLL MOTORS. INC Call 171-4145 INFECTION CONTROL NURSE BTU air conditioner, IScT Extra-strong cellent running condition Bnl offer over 279 Broadway Long Branch ployrnent. ExerienceExperienced onlyonl Pi. Privatte con double bed board. 110 471 1521 RCA COLOR TV - 21" console, excellent KEESHONO - AKC, llx month!, mole JEEP VAN IM5 - FOUR-CYLINDER, ilructlolctlonn ColCollJll-021l 0 Deilrable part-time position available lor condition, (1*5 WOO 741S7JI Days. 411 4000. Eat. 130, osn 2221*10 RN with recent clinical experience. De Mu,l.«ll.oao»dhjn«.ms. lor John Cluchto AUTOMATIC. (MM ORIGINAL MILES 142 3717 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*70 RUNS GOOD 1450 74I70M. CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESS, ee preferred. Flexible nourt. Thlt poll BRING IN BUICK 1*44 LeSABRE - Small V I. olr 00.000 mllet Betl offer SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini'! Diner. ^on often excellent talary and out Your torn scrttnt, wood or metal Iramw. RCA COLOR TV - 21 Inch console. 1100 LABRADOR RETRIEVER - AKC. conditioning, power ilverlng and power Call 2*1 2104 THREE 1*M CHEVROLET PICKUPS - Hwy 36. Keonsburg, between 7-* p.m standing porl lime benefits Please opp'l Sola, nougahyde. 71 Inch. Ivory color, two lemole, eight week! old. One IM7 Chevrolet, one IM] Ford pickup for new win. revenlble cushions, 175. 2*1 1254 brake!, |usl patted Inspection Runt very CHEMICAL OPERATOR TRAINEE - to Personnel or Nursing Deportmenti, Call 741-oTTl good, m It. Call offer < » p m . 717-4454 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I Me — Two- and one IMI Dodge lodder truck Call 54~ Bayihore Community Hospital, 717 North PROWNS door. St.000 original mllei Power teat, 5544 Excellent opportunity for a bright person Been St., Holmdel. 264-7500. RUGS — Oriental, perlecl condition POODLES AKC - my hove lome ador- with Intereit In biology or chernlitry to 32 Broad SI.. Red Bank 741 7500 Khalabor, wool, woven In India *x<2 and BUICK IM* GRAN SPORT - 400 cu In wlndowt. tteerlng and braket, oudlonlc CARPET, PERSIAN, KIRMAN able, home bred liny toy ond smaM^nlnl lour speed Hunt, pel roar. MM eye. turquoise with turquoise Interior. Ex- l«<4 INTERNATIONAL STEP VAN - loin production group wilt) established lite RN, LPN — 117. full time, experience pre 1x10 Both (1200 llrm. Call Mr. Rodney, puppies, all guaranteed Sondrlls Poodle cellent In and out, no rust, never boon hit. New motor, clutch, braket, exhautt Fitted science company. High school diploma terred. Apply In perton, 10-4 p.m.. Arnold- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 442-0541, dayl. 041-461*. evening! *».*» firm. 144-I*M. lor comper or utility 170-2471 or 717 4754 necesiary. Apply in parson. Worthlngton 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 7417474 Blochemlcol Corporation, Hall Mills Rood. Waller Nunlng Home. 422 S. Laurel Ave.. RUGS — 120 each Antique trunk. 130 CAOILLAC CONVERTIBLE IM7 - White otter tlx. CASH REGISTER (ELECTRIC) — And PUG PUPPIES AKC on red. New point and lap, two weeks aid. MALIBU 1*71 - AM/FM stereo end eight Freehold. Haiti. L omp, (10. Fawn or Black track, olr. In new condition RN OR LPN — Far Nunlng Home. Ill large o'on case. Could be used for lewelry 747-4112 White Interior. Interior rtawunu, no rlp> or 4. Motorcycles or?ondy Cg||7l7 266). Guaranteed Arnold 4411*** lean. 53,000 original ml let. AM/FM Her CLERICAL - Typing ihllt. Full or part-time. Top salary. For op RUGS — tall Chines* oriental. 7x11 Bolu polntmenl, please call 1*1-0100, Monday * COLONIAL CRIB ANO MATTRESS SAMOYEO HUSKY eo, olr , till and leletcoplc wheel Power MGA - IMO IMO convertible. All ports, HARLEY OAVISON - M»l chlstan. 9x12 hooked rug. Pair of green ori- •tearing, teal, windows and brake! tl.iot Asking 1700 essential. Part-time, 1- Friday. Good condition, OS ental!. 1x5. Small rose oriental Pink shag. With papers or at Is Asking 1450 Call 4*544)1 7*1525* llrmUS-MI Coll 291-0549 after 4 Call in-oJl* attar 5 6 dally, alternate Sat- RN - Relief. 7 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sun 15x15. Call 7411271. doys Please call between S-2 p.m. COUCH ANO MATCHING ARM CHAIR - SHJH-TZU — Mel*. One-year old. House CAOILLAC 1*74 COUPE OE VILLE - MONMOUTH HONDA XR 75 DIRT BIKE SALE I - Custom pin titled ploitlc lllpco broken. Good with children Good watch Fully •ou'Pped ond In excellent condlllon urdays, 9-1. Two end tobies Excellent condlllon 1175 veri, any standard three-piece let 111* CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Call 222 5024 Kitchen set, 120. 544-4*70 after S. dog. (100. Coll 739 9144. Hw» It Eotentown 1 RN'S AND LPN'S - Full time and port Palette Decorator!, 707-IM7. HONDA 1*7) CBI75 — Cultomlled, 45 Werner i Dttdge?Hwy"le, Belford SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS - AKC, cham- CAOILLAC IMI HEARSE time positions available an all ihlfli For DEACONS BENCH - Seat and back up SEARS FROSTLESS - 14 cu. ft. refrlg MONTE CARLO - 1*70. Two door, all mllai per gollon Mutt tell Coll 2U-00M COMPANION TO SENIOR LADY - Live- appointment, call 2*1-0440 between * a.m. homered In black leather, ISO. Steamer pion llnei, shots. Block ond silver. 1100 power, air conditioned, stereo lope, low otter S p.m. eralor.freezer, Coppertonc. excellent con In, Red Bank area. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. trunk, 110 Both like new. Call 1474567 dltlon (100 Call UMII6 after 7 p m 409-691 3*35 or 609491 3974 mlleooe. 11,5*5. 2*1-4*41 741-1154 HONDA - 1*71. SOD cc. 4 cylinder 11,400 SALES - Outside, for molor wholesale DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma- STUD SESERVICR E - Black Great Dane. C. DOUGLAS ALAN MUSTANG or belt offer. Low mileage Mult sell' SEARS WASHER - (170 Dryer. (110. AKCltered. MERCEDES-BENZ SALES 1 SERVICE tire dlllrlbutor Good opportunity lor right chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. Both heavy duty deluxe model!. One-year- AKC-reglste 1*44. At It, 11*5 Call 142-Wl penon. Send resume to Box J 217, The at borgoln prices. New or used. AAC CCall 5411171 100 Oceonport Ave., Little Silver 041515) Coll 717-OOt COSMETICIAN old. GE refrigerator, very good condition. HONOA ISO — 1*73. Good condition Low Dolly Regliter, Shrewsbury. DESK OUTLET, 170* Rt. 15, Oakhursl 190 Power mower, US. Lamps, table!. TWO KITTENS - Free to a good home CHEVELLE 1*74 MALIBU — Automatic, OLDSMOBILE IMS - Needs battery mileage. Aiklnglaoo. For Wllnelmlno Dobblni. Experience and power Hearing and brakes, air condl talent will command' an exceptional tola SALESPERSON - Experienced In Ladles' etc. Coll 717-0420 Black and while or gray and white. Coll Power ileerlng and power brakes. Coll Call 717 5552 Wear. Full-time. Muriel's, 11W. Front St.. OOUBLE BOX SPRING ANO MATTRESS 542*415 honing, mint condition. l» 221 Met 244714*. ry, commission! and benefits. Please call SHADE TREES-EVERGREENS - Aia- KAWASAKI ISO 1*71 — With Fairing. Lett Judy Emnofl, 741 2644. for appointment. Keyport. . — 110. Frame, (10, high chair, I), youth __.t, rhododendron ond rock garden WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUP- CHEVROLET BISCAYME OLDSMOBILE - 1*73 Delto Rovole Vinyl than 4,003 mllet Jutl tuned. 1450 Call 717 all. 12, exercise bike, 115 364 5521 PIES - Six weeks old, AKC registered IMI. Needt work. Bett offer DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced SECRETARY — Part-time, p.m. Typing, plants. Free advice. You or we plant. El top. loaded, 14.000 miles, perfect condlllon 2271. cholrslde preferred. Hailet-Holrndel-Mld- shorthand and bookkeeping In security DRUM SET - Five-piece pearl. 1200 or •her way you save Coll *4e-eS71. Three males. Call 441-471*. Call 946-1156 Call 741 5633, mornings or late evenings. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reason. dletown area. Send resume to Box L 277, business In Red Bank, Reply to Box D 237, best offer Excellent condition Call 717 The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury, N.J., SOFA-BED MAPLE (30 - Custom lined CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN 1*70 - OLDSMOBILE IMI - While Holldoy M able ralei Grottlnger I Heller, 15 Wlkofl The Dally Rogllltr, Shrewsbury 3176 Aik for Tom. draperies, beige. 15'x*S" and I2'x*5". (45. 80. Merchandise Wanted Good condition. 17)1 or bat) offer Coll 1*1 Red Bonk. 741 floo 07701. ISM after 7 p.m. All power, air. U7S. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — And of- ELECTRIC DRYER Coli74t-S310. AAAAAAAA ITVOTM NORTON COMMANDO - IM*. 750 CC! DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cholnldc Ex fice odmlnlitrotor-type. to lake over one- Kenmore, with accessories. Used six LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*71 - Power SOFA BED PINTO - 1*7). Stick shift, eicellenl condl- Excellent ihape. Mull ride to appreciate perlenced. person office operation. Call for appoint- months MS. Call 7I7-7S**. Nougahyde. (13. Call 747-1271 JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR CASH iteerlnn. power braket. air conditioning. Call offer e p.m. 2*14M0 Call 5425120 between 3 5 p.m ment 747-6104. Hon. Asking 114*5. EXECUTIVE ROSEWOOD DESK - Coll afters INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES AM/FM tlereo rodlo, vinyl too 171*414 al- Coll 717-1044 DRIVERS - Experienced In loading and 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 ter 5:10 p.m. . SUZUKI 1*71 -TC*», dirt bike. 2150 mllei. SEEKING — Individual with typing ability 60x21, secretory typewriter table. 11x10. SOFA (10 - Blll-Rlte carriage. 120. Huml Excellent condition. handling houienold goodt. Immediate and lupervltory skill!. Houri: 4:30 9 p.m. secretary rolling choir, Paymaster check CHEVROLET IMPALA - IM7. Automatic PINTO openlnat. Apply In perton, Anderson dlller, (60. Metal wardrobe, (20 Formica •41-4714 Mon through Frl. Eight hour! on Sot. Coll protector, Hoover apartment washer/spin lop wood cabinet, (20. Two bikes, (IS each. ALL LIONEL TRAINS Iranimltilon. loo door, bett offer. Coll Bros., Inc., 51 5) Mechanic St.. Red Bank. dryer, antique flve-arower chest, two Vic Mr. Richards between 9 a.m. and ) p.m. al Round kitchen table. (10. Call 747 4*43 >thers initont cash appraisal. *4e-M*l 741-0114 YAMAHA EXPERIENCED LABORERS - Apply In I4I75OO. torlan ilde chain. Coll 671-1116 PLYMOUTH - Four-door, ilxcyllnder. J1R CYCLE SERVICE, INC from I to S. ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS - Glass, ill CHEVROLET KINGSWOOO STATION person, or call state Asphalt Co., Inc , 115 1946, oulomallc. good condition. Best of 171 W. Front SI. Red Bonk 147-0177 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - STEREO HI FIDELITY SPEAKERS - ver. china, textiles. Anything old. WAGON - 1*70, spotless condlllon Call North FltthAve., Long Branch. 1703100 RerFl-tJme nights ond weekends. Ex- FARM TOP SOIL — Mlddletown area. 175 Call 142 4064 ler. Call 747440*. YAMAHA 1*71 MX 100 - Built up Good Below cost. All new and fully guaranteed. 747)024 after 4 EXPERIENCED COUNTER HELP - Far perienced only. Tonys Mobil. Broad ond per tandem. Leu than five load!, 1100 PLYMOUTH 1*70 OTX - Automatic, pow condlllon. S3I5. each. Call 671-56D. Coblnets either scratched or do not match ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rugs. rHFVROLET NOVA IMI - Sl> cylinder, Betty Brlle Cleonert, 475 Hwy 15, Middle «Ar»>le, Red Bonk. Anderson'! TV, 30 Brood St., Red Bank. tr Ileerlng, and brokel. good condlllon »««-4tl2 town. Coll 142 4152. LES DEUX 1 DON PONS. 7f« River Rd.. tour-door notion wagon Aulornailc. Ail Coll 717 2042 FIVE STRING BANJO — With cose. One- 747 -Ollt. f-OIr Haven. 1474257 or 741-41)7. CASH. Ing 114]. Call 74113*4 otter 4 » p.m. 1967 TRIUMPH e50 - Good year, good /7SHOE SALES year-old Good condlllon. ISO. 2*1 2*65 eve condlllon Call Sieve otter 7 p.m ol 717. FACTORY WORK nlngs. THE FINEST QUALITY STEREO ANTIQUES — Anything old. Furniture, CHEVROLET VEGA GT - 1*74. *,«00 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — IM*. tour- Packer!, machine operator!, warehouse Shoe fitter lor children's shoe store In Red SPEAKERS " - I can prove II, lust come door, vinyl top, loaded, one owner, 13,000 Bank of eo. Must hove shoe experience, be china, glass, dollsjewelry, rugs. Tap cash mllet. SUM under warranty. Fouripeed miles Flrtl 1500 Must sell. Coll 73*KII S3* worker!. Now accepting application! tor FOR SALE - Sotobtd. 125, General Elec and listen to them. Hand linllhed for you. paid Mary Jane Roosevelt. 109 E. River Coll 2*1-MM 1*70 BULTACO ISO - Enduro all three shifts. Apply In parson to Pride neat and personable. We ore looking tor a trie range, us, boy's or girl's bowling ball, Coll M2-37»7. otter 5:00. long term employee. We offer a good sala- - uso Mod* Products Inc., Edwordt Induitrkjl 15, twin mattress, IS. sump pump. 135, oak CHEVROLET WAGON 1*70 - Air. power ry, Blue Crosi, Blue Shield, future, good TIRES - (1) G7« 14. whltewalls, Firestone SEER STEINS WANTED PONTIAC GTO 1*7] - 24,700 mllet, air 2*41*51 Center, 740 Lloyd Rood, Matowan. working condition!, no nlghti. Sena re- end tables. 110 each, and matching corner •leering and braket. 7S.0OO mllet E conditioned, AM/FM radio, power win table. SIS. 671-2500. Super Bell Excellent Both (22 Swing set, BY COLLECTOR celltnl condlllon. 114)0 741-4112. 1*71 SLI7S HONDA FLOOR COVERING SALESPERSON - sume, giving complete background ond SIS 495 1400, S66-0HI. 4*3-474/ dowt, broket and tteerlng. I2.U0 or bett Experienced in linoleum and carpet. Ex- present lamlly status. Please be accurate. offer. Coll 4*5-0611. Good condition. MOO. FORWARD SEAT SADDLE — ts"i", pad- CHEVROLET IM* - Two-door, ilx-cylln 4*5 «m cellent position for top-notch person. Coll All Information held confidential. Reply to ded knee rolls, vary good condlllon. Coll TOMATO STAKES-2SC EACH "MIRROR, MIRROR der, ttandord shift New tlret. UM or best PONTIAC IM* - Good condition 671-1563 Box J-27S. The Dally Register, Shrews- 291 0056 between Ml weekday!. ON THE WALL. offer 717 15*5 or 2*4 5515 1971 HARLEY - Full Dretsar, mint condl bury. RED BANK LUMBER WHO IS FAIREST lion Many extras. Bast offer Coll 717 FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR - For FRENCH PROVINCIAL ORESSER — OF THEM ALL? " CHEVROLET 1*73 - Mallbu. lour-door, 0414. Paul, 6-10 p.m. live Bourn 14x20 buckle folders. Call Al. SHELLING AND SNELLING - World's Heodboord and frame, SIM. automatic, power tleerlng, power brakat, TRY 741-51)1 PONTIAC l*e* BONNEVILLE - Air 201 46? 1500 or writ* Hawthorne Som largeit employment service, 54 Brood St., 747 3370 after 5 p ml TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT - Slonc factory dr, 23400 mllet. Blue with while 1*71 SPORTSTER - Black with lot ol mertleld, 40 Jackson St.. Freehold RedBonk, N.J 747-1121. driveways olio done. Call after I p.m. 142 vinyl top. 126*5 1*M1M evening! outomatlc, power, two-door hordlop brown, good condition. (ISO. I42-BM6. chrome, 12100. FRENCH PROVINCIAL COUCH — Gold ORIENTAL RUGS 741 IH7 FULL TIME AND SUMMER HELP - We velvet. Washer, kitchen set Have customer! for oft III**, types, condl CHEVROLET IM* CAPRICE PONTIAC - IM4. Four-door hardtop. Ra- need eight men and women to start Imme- 6712150 TRUMPET - Bundy^good condition, ex- uf 1*74 BULTACO PURSANG - 250, forward diately 0! agenti. SSOO per month minimum SPRAY PAINTER cellent tonal quality, MO/Flirte. Bueuher. ion Ebner Carpet, Red Bank. Mi-am dio, heater, power iteerlno and broket. mounted ihockt' . tAsking MS0. FULL KITCHEN CABINETS - Range. Call 741 4440 automatic, air conditioned COM tlret guarantee plus bonuses. Must hove car. Production spray painter familiar with hordly touched, (175. Call 671 1626. PAYING (2.70 - For every one dollar ore 717-lA* Report to 111 E. Newman Spring! Rd.. military specifications. oven, sink ond Formica work space. Call 1964 silver coins. Silver dollars, 14. Call CHEVROLET IMS - SIX CYLINDER. Trill car lookt and runt like new. U7S or 7»71791 after to.m. TWO ENCASED WINDOWS - 56x7*. with Dett offer. BI2-33M. Shrewsbury, Thurs., July 3, at 11 a.m. No 741-1*33.6p.m. to*p.m. THREE-SPEED. WILL PASS IN 1974 KAWASAKI - lOOcc, Ilk* new. phone calls please. white baked enamel storm ond screens, SPECTION. BODY FAIR. SIM. 74I-7O*. PONTIAC 1*70- Grand Prix, fully ENTRON INC. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - (75 747-2550 Or 747 30*0 SMALL PIECES ANTIQUE FURNITURE Call after tl\,M4-1051 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT — For sale on commission In Red Bank CHRYSLER SEDAN - IM*. Perfect con- equipped, needt body work. Asking SIOOO. GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER -Ex Rt. 79 ttofgonvNIe, N.J. TWO OAK DRESSERS Coll after 6 p.m. 4*S-2M5. perlenced. for prlvategorboge company. PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT. IMME- Store. Call 21*15** or 141 4743 dition, olr conditioning, automatic, W*5. 591-1000 DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR GRAND. Beit offer 747-1150 before 10 a.m. or ottor 4 p.m. 6. Auto Rent/Lease 442 7201 er 700*312 WANTED — Cymbal, Zlldllon 20" Thin An equal opportunity employer IM/FI 1734411. CIRCLE CHEVROLET LADIES/MEN - Work al home on the Ride 741411* between 5 p.m and 7 pm RATCLIFFE PONTIAC TOM'S FORD STOCK AND SALES - Slperitelm Paint FURNITURE — Couch, chair and rug. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines All only. Shrewtbury Ave. ShrawtDury phone. Earn up to 125 lo 150 per weak ser makes new or used. Guaranteed low as RIM 542 TOM Ealontown RENTACAR vicing our customers. I7O-30M. Store. Mlddletown. 142-6000. Ask for Boh Good lor starling, playroom or family 74M1J0 DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING room Best after Coll 747-4150 115 Serplco's, 101 Monmouth SI. Next lo WANTED - Scuba equipment LEGAL SECRETARY - For Eotontown theater. 747-04CS ISO Ib. Ill* "CLASSIC" PORSCHE IMI - 1M0 Super Newman Sprlngl Rd. •ad Bonk 0 HWY 15 164 1600 KEYPORT terrific earnings. No doorlo-door selling. Coup*. 47,711 mllet UWS. low office. Experience required. Call Mi GAS SPACE HEATER - Slegler Call 741 1X1 7415M6 Bottelmann, 542-2136. Textbook allowance. Scholarship grant. VIRGINIA CRAB POTS - (7 each Levlne Motor Corp., 7414570 10. Wanted Automotive For Information, call Fuller Brush Co., 741 70O6 Call after 4 p.m SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For me best LICENSED SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - 170-3000. CORVETTE STINGRAY WTO - Convert cor buyl. RUSSELL OldtmoblleCodllloc 717-476* Ibte. Excellent condition. Green, ntw JUNK CARS June 30-Auguit I. Call 2*H»S6, weekdays Co. 100 Newman Springs Rd., Rsd Bank between *-12 noon. SUPERVISOR - Full time position avail WEDDING GOWN ANO VEIL white lop. new point lot Moderate mile HlgheslprlcetpoM. able far Individual with previous on- REAL ESTATE 7414*10. 7*1575 Slie 10 age. P-ocSol tlret. AM/FM, 1SB-1M engine. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Need ener- perlence tor our coffee shop. Good starting HAMMOND Coll 717-17*1 after *o.m. ,„ RENTALS Ailing 14MO Call 747-1131. SIMCA — IMI. Good transportation. Ask- solory and excellent benefits. Apply In per- ing M00 JUNK CARS WANTED - Picked up. 64 getic, hard-working* Individual who hat hod COUGAR 1*74 - Fully equipped AM/FM Central Ay*., Red Bank. tome lupervlsory experience (former mil son. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL/Perionnel WOODCHIPS 101. Apartments Call 7I7-7W3 Coll 741 -107*. t llory service as an officer ar NCO desir- Depl., 35 Union St., Red Bank. An equal ORGAN llereo. 5000 ml let. Mint socrlfIce. opportunity employer M/W. Coll 5P-1H4 otter 5 p.m. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL able) lo loin lop-flight transportation com Ol Asbury Pork Call 141-0571 AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ntw rental! NINE ACRES at Newond UsadCar JUNK CARS pony. Good salary and benefits Must be WOOL RUG - Antique white. 10x4. dally, never o tee for tenant. Furnished COUNTRY SQUIRE LTD 1*72 - »-paisen Hwy 35 Keyport willing lo work night hours at the slorl and SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex- Brand new 14) and unfurnished home! and apartment!. per, fully equipped, DM0 mllet. Four new $40 be wining to relocate In future. Collage de- perienced. 3 to II ond I to 4 shltti. Long Call 4*5410) TEICHER AGENCY, REALTORS. 117 fires, mow lire! on extra rlmi S2SI0. M7 THE FINEST SELECTION - Of mar and term. Full or part-time. 741 4?00 Hammond Organ Ocoonport Ave., Oceonport. SCUM used cart in Monmouth County. Over loo (Paid Up To) ee helpful. Sand resume to P.O. Box 147, 7117. •rmlngdole. N.J. 07727. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS - ()) WROUGHT IRON TABLE - 1x4. (75. olr-condltlonednew cars In stock. 583-4106 K $599 Modern convertible sofa ond choir, 1175. ALL UTILITIES PAID - Completely fur McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., Shrews- Port-lime, 3 p.m.-7 p.m., 7 p.m.-12 a.m. or MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Aggressive midnight lo I a.m. (two nlghti). 142*100 Bench 1 delivery Included Traditional tool. (250 Ladle! deik, (25 mined. Modern applloncei. Poll okay. CREDIT PROBLEMS? bury Ave , New Shrewsbury. 7414200 TOP DOLLAR high school graduate with automobile for 775-9300 Wing chair, (30. Small modern sideboard. II50. 776 7100. GUARANTEED RENTALS, No coin? If you're working, we con fl- training position loading to monopemonl TELEPHONE SOLICITING - Part time Open dally till * Sol nil 5 145. 1x5 mirror, side chairs, lamps, tables (40 Fee. nonce you. No money down. Payment! ot THUNDERBIRD 1*11 - Needs some FOR USED CARS with nation's leading finance orgoniiotlon. From home. Need! 5)2, 535. S42, S44, 741. Moln St. & Corner ot Mattlson Ave. work, but rum wall. IMO. and sled. 2*1.3761 alter 6 p.m. or week- ASBURY PARK — Yearly, flvoTeoms un- ranged lo suit your needs. Mam New and LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. Many company benefit!. Including goad 747, 142. in exchange. Call M2-S74* be HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let us plan 0 ends. Quality Used Cars to choose from. Call Call I42IM7 otter 4 p.m. Rt 35 Soyrevllle. N J 727 1100 starting salary, unlimited advancement, tween » ond 6. "Mont Party tor you. Free plants ond per lurnlihed, lint floor, UHHllei Included. now lor speedy approval I No application THUNDERBSIRD IMI - Excellent condl etc Apply Beneficial Finance Co., 21 enloge ot totol soles. 142 2174 oil street parking. Near ocean, shopping refused. 74TSllO,Mr. Frederic*!. Brood St.. Red 101161. TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside sales 72. Gorooe/Yard Soles and school. Call 776-7110. lion, full power and air conditioning. t*15. WANTED to wholesale accounts. Good opportunity DATSUN 5U 241e. A-l used cars and trucks. Tap dollar paid. MECHANICAL HELP — Part-lime or full tor right person. Write lo Boa J 272. The ATTIC SALE BELFORO BEAUTY — Spacious one bed IBM TYPEWRITERS Wed., Thun. and Frl., *-l p.m. 114 Pork room. Bring "Fldo ' All utilities paid. WASHINGTON'3TON S AUTO SALES TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser OASIS MOTORS (2O1)7lV7IOO Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 370 Broad S' 2*4 112) Keyport Rental $16.50 per mo. Ave., Koonsburg 1160. 776-7OM. GUARANTEED RENTALS, vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 62 Lower Main UTILITY - Must have service experience MO Fee. DODGE DART 1*70 - Swlnotr. one own- St., Matowan. 5M-21**. MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN - Ex- with natural or propane gas. Fully paid, Rent with option to buy 172-0117 BASEMENT SALE - Electric sewing ma- EATONTOWN ar, automatic, good gas mlleooe. S13S0. TRIUMPH 1M0. TR3 perienced. Busy Internist's office. Good Blue Crosi, Blue Meld, Molor Medical, 12 NDUSTRIAL VACUUM — Overslie chine, Singer, (25. Kitchen table ond two Call 2*4 5077 surroundings, fringe benefit!. Call 741 paid holiday!, vacation. Minimum age re heavy-duty, 150. Pair of dresier lompi. chairs. 110. Tool* lamp, (5 Wooden bod, Needs work single, (IS. Singer sewing machine hood, LAKEVIEW TERRACE DODGE DART - IMI. Four-door, llxcyl Call 741-6120otter 6pm EMPLOYMENT 3603. qulrement 21. Utility Propane Company, 110 67I1SH. between 1:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Call 717- 110 Sal., July 5,1 to 1. Tlllbby PI.. Wood! APARTMENTS Inder, tlandard trantmlttlen, good condl VEGA - 1*72 KAMBACK GT. AM/FM ro MEN/WOMEN - Full ar part time, no ex KITCHEN — U-shaped, 10x10x7. Coblnets, End Road, oft Tmdoll, Mlddletown. Newly decorated. Park.like setting. Free lion. STOP. 73*-7*llofler Sp.m. dlo, bucket seats, rear speaker, four perlence ntcessory. will train. Cor necev wall oven, range, hood, Formica, stainless swim club, frotree* gasgal, air conditioningconduit , $1. Help Wanted CARRIAGE HOUSE SALE - Yeonoloc parkinparkingg . 3'/3V>j roomirooms, , (1012077 4V4V>i rooms rooms, , ,,i1155 DODGE - DATSUN speed; luggage rock. 11700.471-5X5. •ary. rail M p.m., Monday thru wednei WAITRESS M/W steel sink, dishwasher. S4**. Rumson, ACCOUNTANT - Public. CPA candidate I lime, evening!. Apply In pnion. 16091 62*4170. cumulation. Furniture, small appliances, Under new management ot Mr. and Mn LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1*71 - Good housewareihoulewarei, dllheldllhel , "glassware' , lamps, Simpson Newman Spring! Rd., Rod Bank 7411433 with one to three years public accounting Red Oak Diner, after 6 p.m. condlllon 11.400 experience with small business clients. MUSICIANS WANTED - For Ion rack LARGE DINING ROOM SET - Six newly —-bab»y furniture, bric-a-bracbrlc , clothing and Ofllce:: /Apt. IA or coll 5414)7*5 DODGE VAN IMS - Good tlret, toclory Call 142 165* Send resume lo CPA, P.O. Box 1116, As- band. Must have own equipment and able WAITRESS (M/WI - Muit be ex- upholstered choirs ond china closet. 1150. more. No early bird*birds. .Jun. e 10. July 1-2. 9 4 to read muilc. Call Benny. 22*-4*32. perienced. Apply In person. Rex Olner, 117 Coll 739-00*1. FAIR HAVEN - Garage apartment. tVi magi, needt crank shaft, 1150 Call 717 OM! VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 — Super Beetle con bury Pork, N.J.,07712. p.m Rain or mine 105 Hudson Ave . Red rooms Itwo bedrooms), no oafs, two-year after 6 p.m. W. Front Sl./Red Bonk. Sank. verllble. AM/FM radio, excellent candl ACCOUNTANT — Part-time, hourly basil NURSE LIVING ROOM SET - Tables, lamps, six lease. Security. 1434015' DOREMUS FORD lion 16,000 miles. Asking sins S41-M7I en- preferred. Capobie of making out lax re- LPN. I Ho 7, two nights WAITRESS/WAITER - For luncheonette piece pecan dinette set, excellent condl- ARAGE SALE - Five-family. Furniture, ter 4 p.m. Nursing home. Call *g-»3)0. counter. Permanent |ob. No nights or Sun lon, (675. Sofa-bed, S45. Mlscelloneoui clothes, baby furniture, toy!, many other. GREEN GROVE GARDENS - Keyport SALES-SERVICE-PARTS turns. Small company In Rumson. Please One-bedroom apartment. (1*5 a month. 700 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Rank 741 4000 itole qualifications and compensation de- doyi. Experience preferred. Apply In per- term. Call 503 MO* July 1), 10-5. II Coll Orlve, Hallel. NURSE RN DIRECTOR son, PLAZA LUNCHEONETTE, English Two bedroom, (143 o month. Including VOLKSWAGEN 1M6 - Runl, needs work sired Box 441, Rumson, N.J. 07760. NURSING HOME - NEW MANAGE MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET - Six heal and hot water. Call 244 1146. DUNE BUGGY 1*71 - Yellow Sand Floo 1250, as Is. 717*535 SO Seventh St., Bel- Ploio. Red Bank. MATAWAN — Miscellaneous collection. hardtop, chrome wheels, thug carpel A I ASPHALT LABORERS MENT. CALL W2-H30 chairs. China cabinet. 10 x JeVj. (ISO. Red houseworei, clothing, etc. 3 Harrison ford. WAREHOUSEMAN M/W - Full lime. ond while formica kitchen set, 2* x 47. Call HALF OUPLEX HOUSE APARTMENT — condition 471-4350 otter 4. Experienced. NURSE - RN. 11-7. full time charge posi- Ave.,Tues,-Wod., 104 p.m VOLKSWAGEN VAN IM) Muit have six month! experience ond be 222*669 after 6:». Big roomi, living room, dining room, FIAT 1*71 ISO - Spider convertible. Call State Asphalt, 170-1100 tion for nursing home In Freehold area. VERY LARGE GARAGE SALE - No kitchen, two bedrooms and utility room. Best offer Coll far Interview, 411 5200 able to obtain government driving license. MAPLE TABLE — And four chain. 125 AM/FM rodlo Mint sell. ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS - Friendly Mrs. Langloli, Personnel Office, Fort early caller. M Atlantic Ave.. North Long 7992616 Coll 2*1-53*5 AI moil new sofa bod, (SO. Branch, July 1-2 104 p.m Coll 671-0004 Toy Parties Is expanding and looking for NURSE - RN, 7 fa ) or ) to II. Charge. Monmouth, 532 3774. * to 2 p.m. Equal Op^ 2*1 1541 HIGHLANDS VOLKSWAGEN IMt - Sedan, as ItrUSO. managers In your area — Party Plan ex. Full or part-time. Nursing home portunlty Employer. FIAT - 1*74. 114 Sport Spider convertible 1967 VOLKSWAGEN VAN, at Is. S390. Call Five-room opartment, downstairs In two 21.000 mllet. British racing green. Balge perlence preferred. Call collect to Corol Call*n-*330 MOVING - MUST SELL - New Ham* 77. Pets and Livestock family home. Near river. 1210 monthly eves, after 7, 7414542. Day. 511-411-4571. or writ* Friendly Home Interior. Pirelli radlalt Custom mitten NURSES — Full lime and part time LPN 1 52. Babysitting ilgiog sewing machine, built-in button ho plus security and relerences. l-DEAL VOLKSWAGEN VAN IM] Parlies, 20 Railroad Ave., Albany. NY er. (60. Gas dryer. (SO. In good working ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING REALTY, 741-3251. cover. Mint condlllon. UMt. 747 4511 and RN 1 Also part-time beautician. Call Problem! Corrected ond Obedience Beit offer 12201 5664412, Mon. through Frl, * to 4. Child Care condition. Double bay window, with Interf FORD LTD INI Call 7174417 or trim, used one year, excellent condl In Your Home-Lifetime Guarantee HlGHLANOS - Two huge bedrooms. Klek AUOIQ TECHNICIAN - For repair de MOTHER'S HELPER — Jl month old For FREE Consultation CALL *1 3700 okay. Near the water. Only S17S. 77e-7M0. partmehl ol large muilc ttore. Managerial OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR Ion, (75. 142 4951 M4-4161 VOLVO I42F 1*61 — Rebuilt engine, good SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY baby, five-day week. Own transportation American Dog Training Academies GUARANTEED RENTALS. 140 Fat. tires. Just polled Inspection, but needt and technical ability deilred Excellent Coll SM-3W MOVING MUST SELL — Caslro convert- talary and pieaiont working conditions. HIGH RATES. NO FEE, 117 Rla 35. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY muffler. SSOO. 142-4*75 after 6 p.m. EATONTOWN 542 SMO ble, T.V., record player. Hoover vacuum, 2. Autos For Salt Ked Bonk Music, 747-4115. RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER — For oc slock tables, clothing, electric dryer, etc. Mole Seven weeks old. MO. More Classified live three-year-old boy in my home. Three VOLVO - IMS. Very good condition Ml ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR - Call 741-1766. Call after 4 p.m.. 1*1-045* on Next Page ir body ond mechanical work needed. AUTO BODY MANAGER ANO AUTO Full time. Mlddletown Reformed Church days a week, beginning In Sept. Must hove ». Call 74140*4. BOOY PERSON WANTED IMMEOIAT- Coll 6714634 own transportation, write Box G 261, The ELY - Lee's Garage, SS3 Broadway. West Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. IMO CHRYSLER Long Branch. 222 3*44 PART-TIME — Los technician, clerical. BUSINESS In good condition. 1500. Juil potted In who wants a change, must be good orga- spection Call 172-0191. AUTO BOOY WORK - Experienced. 53. Domestic Help DIRECTORY Frame work and metal work. Benefits. nizer, tor lewelry service shop. Phone 741 Monday through Friday. • 5. Call 411*557. Ktt. Evening] 7-*. HOMEMAKER — Live-In. For two adults. 2. Autos For Sale Light cooking. Own apolment. Refer- PART-TIME PAPER DELIVERY ences. Call Mon. thru Frl. Ill 5 p.m.. *15- CLASSIFIED Mon.-Sat., 4:30 lo 7 a.m. Rod Bonk or Long 2610. AUTO MECHANIC Branch area. Mutt have cor. No collec- Have opening for Class A or B mechanic tloni. Call 747114). RESPONSIBLE CLEANING HELP because of retirement. All company paid WANTED — One day o week, experienced PART-TIME - Party plan demonttrolori and recent references. Own irons- AUTO benefit!. Five-day work week. RUSSELL Think you can do a manager's lob? Salary porlotlon. Rumson oreo. Coll 741-3216. OLDS & CADILLAC. Please call for Inter plui commission. Call Joan. 0*1-1*23. • MILES NATIONWIDE! view, 7414*10, ask tor Mr. Ebel. I WRITTEN PARTS QUAH-I PART-TIME - Sales and clerical ex 54. Situations Wanted BUSINESS DIRECTORY BARTENDER - Full lime. Must have one perlence, lewelry. Pleasant surroundings, CREDIT year experience. Contact Mri. Longloli. evening], 7-*. Phone 741-O2M. lANTEE .. .on Engine,! Female personnel Office, Fort Monmouth, 532- | TfBno, Diftar»nu.l. | Applications accepted by phone 3774, » to 1 p.m. Equal Opportunity Em. PART-TIME SALESPERSON - For home BABYSITTING — Full lime m my home. ADAIYGUDE player. , decorating store In RM Bank. Must be ex Belfurd area No credit applications refused All perlenced In selling. Write lo P.O. Box 170, Call 4*5-1*41 1971 CADILLAC COUPE De- Red Bank, N.J. 07*1 makes and models to choose 2. Autos For Sale COLLEGE GIRL SEEKS HOUSE WORK OF BUSHES SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS VILLE — Ok. blue, lull power, PART-TIME - To service greeting cord — By day. Experienced ond trustworthy. air cond, vinyl lop, #115-78, Irom 100% financing deportment, Haslet area. Seven hours per References. 747-41*5 week Colt V43-6311 41,528 miles. DRESSMAKING - Wadding gowni and A BETTER PAINT JOB? DEL ROSSO'S For quick credit approval ask PERSON TO LEARN AUTO AND GEN- bridal portlei a specialty. EXTERIOR-INTERIOR LET ME DO IT! $3295 100% KLEAN REMODEL-PAINT-REPAIR lor trie credit manager ERAL GLASS TRADE - Company paid REASONABLE • CLEAN. CALL 741-4550 EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED pension fund, life Insurance, Blue Cross Carpet cleaning speclal-11c per sq. ft. ond Blue Shield. Vocation ond holidays. EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Seeks day ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters sold. REASONABLE 7414551 FRIENDLY work, 5 hours per day. Transportation re- rented, repaired. Serplco s 101 Monmouth WINDOW CLEANING Apply Atlantic Glass Company, 71 Maple St., Red Bonk. 747-0415. LtM PAINTING - Interior-exterior. SHREWSBURY CALL: Avenue, Rod Bonk. quired. Coll 141*110. Frtt eitlmatei. MOTHER'S HELPER - Babysitter, ex ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS DUTCH BOY PAINTERS 542-6013 after 4 MOTORS, Inc. 21. Business Services perlenced, 16V, years old. Call Eileen, 741 PORCH ENCLOSURES - PANELING Extarior iptdoHsfo. Inund Ffsc Mttrnaltt. Call M.J.DINutIO, 1*1-4172 NEED A NEW ROOF? 566-6102 4270. 747-404* Frtt estimates. Reasonable rotas. * 741-8500 WILL CARE FOR - Two small children, a ADDITIONS — Roofing, siding, ceramic Smith Bros. Roofing lew davs a week. Mlddletown area. Coll tile. Complete line of remodeling. Call FIREPLACES 741-1111 112 MONTH'S or 12,000 Rich Malmbera, 717-3541. Serving Mon- 671-0947. All homt Improvements and rtpolri. Vtry OOO JOBS - Additions, paneling. All 6. Auto Rent/Lease a. Auto Rent/Lease MILES NATIONWIDE STATE mouth County 10 years. reasonable. All work guaranteed. Fully In- types ol masonry. Driveways. Coll 4*5- I WRITTEN PARTS OUAR AIR CONDITIONING — Window units, re- sured. Call for Ire* estimate. 513 36)5 0119, 7171601. pair and service. GEORGE'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS - lANTEE ... on Engine, ASPHALT Call 279 5645 Speclollilng In kitchen coblnets. recreation PAINTING AND DECORATING | Tram, DlittffiMBl. FINANCIAL rooms, ntw additions and repair work. Carl B. Jones Fully Insured ALL TREES ANO YARDS - Mowing, Free eitlmatei. 7I7-«4»S. 7S7- For tret estimates call 77* MM 4th of July pruning, felling, stump removal and car '-US'" CO., INC. lage. Fully Insured. Beaver Tree I Lawn 1969 VOLVO 144 - 4-dr., It. Business GLAZING PAINTING Service, M2-7743,142-4631 Interior-Exterior t Paperhonglng blue/matching int.. heater, BROKEN GLASS REPLACED, 17.50 AND Driveways and parking lots Opportunities A t, M PAINTERS - Interior, exterior. UP. ALSO PLEXIGLASS. CALL 747 4666 Coll 717-641/ WEEK-END auto, #N121-A. 43,153 miles Reasonable rot*!, tret elllmates Coll 142 FOR ESTIMATES. - -\ PAINTING - Interior and exterior and concrete. Free estimates. BEAUTIFUL BANQUET FACILITY, IIM or 741 42)6. Frtt estimates $1795 RESTAURANT BUSINESS - Available. HOUSE PAINTING - Exterior. Interior. Call 5*3-2103 Reasonable prices. Guaran- Excellent location main highway. Mon- ANTIQUE CLOCKS - WatchM. fine lew Fully Insured. Beaver Painting Company, teed for three years! moulh County. Coll 264 3*43 elry expertly repaired. Don Pons Jew- 142/743,142-46)1. SPECIAL elers, 7»9 River Rd., Fair Haven Ml-687. PARKAS PAINTING HOUSE PAINTING SHREWSBURY BON AMI PAINTERS - Interior ond ex I am a painter with ilx yean experience Industrial, commercial, residential Call LITTLE SILVER!! terlor. Conscientious service. Reasonable and am itartlng my own bulintli. I am Free eillmolei Call 542)179 rates. Call 747-1*00. ask for Dick. looking for satisfied customers lo establish MOTORS, Inc. a reputation for quality work and reason- QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcovers 870-3100 RESTUARANT C ANO R LABOR and draperies. Your material or ours. Coll latMWSMIIt.VL Til OCAAl House painting, window cleaning, yard able prices. Quality palntil used. Call now RENT A for tree estimate!, tlt-4405 J «. B Decorators at 7474114. Excellent location, fanloitlc potential. work Call 5471552 or 741 73)1. IWIMT 2, Autos For Sole ample parking, corner property, odoroMt RELAX, LET ME DO IT - Boat repairs 741 -85001 CARPENTER-RETIRED — Setki imall IF IT CAN BE PAINTED - We'll paint It. oparlmtnl. Call for delolli. Houses, exterior, from 1175 lo 1300. Inter! and homt repairs. Free estimates. Ex- ond medium sued lobs. Complete Interior perienced and rtaMnaW*. 717 4207. remodllng service. Paneling. Kitchen cabi- ar. 115 per room. Coll anytime, 4711041. 1975 MERCURY net!, cabinet remodeling, rellnlihlng, J 1 A PAINTING CO. - Quality work, ROOFING AND SIDING. Free eitlmatei bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceilings. monshlp. Interior, exterior. Olson Roofing t Siding Co. Call 77SO705 Mc&UE Free odvlce ond tltlmotei, Good work- Coll 471-6656 or 2*5-1221 Evenings 747-5616. Elt ~»P From Thursday noon — til Monday noon. manship Call anytime, 23*-515*. SCOTTO CONSTRUCTION 10 Ridge Rd. • Rumson J d J PLUMBING — Slot* llcenie No. CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK Additions, olttrotloni and Imprevtmtnls. 1412760 4595. Bathroom remodeling, alterations Alterations and additions. and repairs. Coll 717-0454. 142-0950, ask for Mr. Scofto. SAIL LOFT - In Jerseys leading yochllng A. Bruce Elgtnrauch 147 30*2 KIR PAINTING CONTRACTORS SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE - 75 VOLVOS center, large unobitructd floor In mod id cushion covers, expertly ern, sprlnklered building, can be taken CLEAN YARDS Roll, Brush and Spray -BBS: . Fofynly with or without separate office ond stock Roofing, Minor Repairs stitched. Coll Joan. 471-1M. rooms. Coll 1*1-150). Call after ) p!nv741-lTJr 741-1736 774-1732 TILE WORK - Ceramic, mosaic ond Matt UP 10 JJWf $A00« CASH REBATE! LAWN CARE - Cutting, trimming, edging floors. Done reasonable. CONCRETE PATIOS and weeding. Also light hauling onndd yard Call 741-441] 100 Free Miles. Sldewalki ond driveway! Installed. Trees cleaning. Reasonable ond efficient 1*1*11. TRUCK RENTALS - AA INC. 717-osS or cut. Fret estimates. 141*146. 1*60. <620. Main* to Flo. one way or local, com- MERCHANDISE merclol or private. 1*7] prices In effect. CUSTOM PATIOS— Wolkwoys. and Ortvtwoys SHOREMOTORS LAWN MOWERS WE MOVE APARTMENTS VOLVO-TRIUMPH 71. Merchandise For Sale Concrete and wood design. Ouallty Serviced and repaired CALL 141-77*7 ACCORDIAN — Llghl weight, 110-key workmanship. Call Bob, 1*14111. Free pickup and delivery WILL CLEAN CELLARS. ATTICS. AND Shrewsbury, NJ. bale. 190. Two mint blkei. )v> horse pow. GARAGES. Reasonable liso S66-442I after 5 747-1681 Call S»l-*t*l anytime Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7500 DRIVEWAYS - Asphalt drives, concrete LAWNS CUT Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore. 747-5400 AIR CONDITIONS'-- Frlglklng from YARD WORK - Gutters, cellars and g» wolki ond patio! Frtt estimates Call 747-0412 or ">B*i "•«"•«• Troai cut. Free titlmatn. lour-cylinder car. Help, need money. 1110. ART CO PAVING 741 IJMor 72I-5W1 Ml 41*1 otter 4 p.m Call Bill before S, e42-ftOO. Ext. US. Call 741-4305 1(1. Apartments SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. JULY 1. 1975 10]. Houses For Rent 108. Commercial Rentals 131. Houses (or Sale IS1. Bicycles/Mini Bikes The Daily Register 19 KEANMUIG - Fait reams and tanT All FIVE «00M MODERN HOUSE - Fir.- 23 SCHWINN - Super Sport. 14 months utilities. Tw bedrooms (IW per PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE EYPOHI - Colonial Three bedrooms. PUBLIC NOTICE - With off street parking Good traffic wo baths, paneled, dining room, family Excellent candmekTlHO Call PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE no. manlr. security IMII t 74II7H generated Three spacious roams. 7S0 so. V den. double garage Lot 110x110 SECTION 125 J Spans and Thickntw KEANUURG - Garth* apartment. T isiSg3&8FREEHOLD BOROUG'H - E«cellenl 10 ft. Very reasonable. Air conditioned Im 1J7..S0O Sterling McCann, Real Estate Bro Sec US I C»ana«d and Modified ing sholl be permitted, or any excavation - is hereby chonged ond modified I* M*WM HemIMI not wat ration Three bedrooms. Fenced yard. Ga- mediate occupancy. 671 3710 ler, IMttU. 1S2. Boats and Accessories •« 3) crtaraed and Modified opened or ony conditions created that CIS im mwm Ca4l7l>4ttl will increase tire and health ha jar at read 01 follows: _ rage 1325 monthly Call 1SS-IM0 BLUE JAY SAILBOAT - Olsen FI ... Mi M Changed and Modified The maximum spans of plywood roof RED BANK - Stare, approximately ISM EONARDO - Four-bedroom house New Sec US S3 Changed and Modified SECTION 1117 New Construction KEANStURG - MMerr. apartment. Nw sq ft., residential area. Adlocent to Red oblneis. carpeting, newly decorated. berglos. all sails, with splnnoker. full con ind Alterations — is deleted sheathing shall be Uxteen lie) inches, KEANSBURG - Compact tour rooms Sec Mil Chanoed and Modified center to center of supports, and shall 1 111 I23i-poy own utilities. IVj month's secu Bank Fair Haven-Little Sliver, corner ol aluminum siding. Jtl OM or ttt 47J1 vos covers, excellent condition, with trail Sec 171 3 Changed and Modified . _ SECTION 1113 Moving of Bu.ld.rtai rity Adults preferred 717-OSl« Prospect and McLaren, formerly beauty er 747 5149 7474799after 6pm — Is hereby changed ono modified To have a minimum thickness ef five jPBKarJstir* * LINCROFT - Roomy four-bedroom. IVi- Sec 1000 . Changed and Modified - eighths I Hi Inch provided It It contin- KEANSBURG - Three room modern parlor KMO monthly M1-9IJ9. bath split Central air. fireplace, AND a Sec -007 0 Deleted 1 at follows. *£*NSiURO - Five-room, year round BOSTON WHALER - GLASTRON. STI Sec 1001.31 Changed and Modified uous over two or more spans and do id apartment. Reasonable home tor rent. July IS. loxll In-ground pool Move In condition NCER. DURANAUTIC. JOHNSON out The tee tor o building permit lor the with face grain perpendicular la the sup- 717W RED BANK Stc 1001.1) Changed and Modified emovol of a building or structure from J4UI* after ipm boards. OMC stern drive. MERCRUISER Sec 1011 I Changed and Modified ports The minimum grade of ptyweod W Monmouth St., (corner Hwy Ml. Peau Buy Where The Service Is! we lot to another or Fo a new location on roof sheathing sholl fie CC or CD. All KEANSBURG - Three-roam unfurnished LITTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom house lor prestige office-shopping camplei with ""ELLEN S. HAZELTON Sec 1011 3 Chooged and Modified he some lot shall be based upon Ihe cos) apartment. Available Immediately Refer Realtor Stc 1013 1 Chongtd and Modified loinft sholl be staggered • Itn two lull baths, lull basemenl Oulcl unlimited tree parking by landlord Profes >f moving at the tome roiet set forth in SECTION I25J1 Plywood Sub-Floor •nets. No pets. One month security re- residential area US0 per month Security sionol tour-room suite available. Approxi- 3 W River Rd , Rumsan 1411100 Sec 1013.7 Delefed the schedule ot rotes in SECTION HI J and references 741 UM mately 100 sq. ft., carpet, oir conditioning, Member Inter-City Relocation Service FLAGSHIP Sec UOi 1 Changed ond Modified ny person securing a permit tor the re- Ing - It hereby chonoed ond modified to COM 717-onQ. ready to move In. Single room offices from p Sec 1133 0 Chongtd and Modified moval or moving of a building or ttruc reod at follows. LONG BRANCH - Spacious two bedroom LITTLE SILVER - Young three-bedroom Municipal Marine Basin Sec 1301 21 Changed ond Modified Where used os o structural sub-floor KEYPORT - KkH Mar 264 sq ft to SSO sq ft Attractive rental Atlantic Highlands 2»1 MX lure over, upon or ocross a public street. ly Loral twobed coltaae Kids, pets okay Nice oreo Only rates and terms. Minimum one year lease home. Immaculate condition. Living room, Hihld(Free - s19 T Ct Sec IMi ?Khorioed ond 'Modified ing. plywood shall have a maximum room. Appliances. ParfclrIna, . Only dining room, kitchen, lull basemenl Ex 1975 Tide Chart) Article IS Deleted n addition fo the above prescribed ten ui> n MTX. 7Mo (GUARANTEED RENTALS. Coll owner. WALTER ZIMMERER i. all Ulr *lth the Clerk of the Borough span of sixteen (It) inches, center to 7M0. GUARANTEED REEflTALl. 140 Fee. SON. U2 1S2O or 940-4311 cellent location Call owner. 747 4510 EXCELLENT 75 HP ENGINE - And M Article 17 Deleted center of supports, ond shall have o min- 13V.9OO h p Johnson engine, both lor 1700 Other Sec 1002.31 Changed ond Modified if Rum.on a bond wllh good ond suf KEYPORT — Three-room studio ( imum thickness of five-eighths <%> Inch. MIDDLETOWN - Rent with option to SHREWSBURY - Slore e.e33 sq II engines and parts 671)195 Stc ifOO 4 Changed and Modified Icient sureties to the Borough at Rum provlded It Is continuous over VU*Q or ment. PIMM call after 4 p.m. buy. ovalloble Aug 1, 1400 per month ITTLE SILVER — Diamond In the REVISIONS IN.THE AFORESAID son at obligee In the sum of tJi.000 00 Choice location south of Red Bonk on ough! Spacious five bedroom. )Vi both more spans ond laid with the face groin Uv.yoo or best offer Four-bedroom, 2'/, Route 35 Suitable tor all businesses Air FAMILY SAILING AND RACING FUN - conditioned upon the proper removol or perpendicular to the supports The min- Sum conditioned, large parking area Coll after lome. on extremely wooded acre Bring 17' flberglos, center board sloop. Seats BOCA moving of told building or structure KEYPORT - Ttirtt bedroom executive T our hammer and paint brush. Reduced lo imum grade of plywood sheathing will be apartment, air cendltlonlno. heol. I77J t?!i """""• •"•• »™ ""• 4 pm.. 747 SJ49 tour Many extras. Spinnaker, cover, an- •ASIC1UILOINGCODE without damage to the public ttreett, CCot-CD AlT loin** troll be rtM|»rot\ in.WO I. A ARMSTRONG AGENCY. chor, float ond mooring, raft and lite ore ARTICLE 1 A dm In I»I rot ion ond En tidewalkt. curbs or other public proper Coll M4-am between M, STORE FOR RENT — In Little Silver Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave . Little Silver SECTION 125 32 Vertlcol Maximum NEW SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom servers Moving, must sell. 741-7455 lor cement Jy and saving the Borough of Rumson Stud Spacing - Is hereby changed and MARLBORO — Four roomi. oil Improve Shopping Plain. 741 4500 and the public of said Borough harmless ranch. Two baths, two cor garoge. (Ire LEARN TO SAIL SECTION 100 1 Till* - l> hereby modified to reod os follows mtnti. utilities Included. Adulli only, no ploce, screened porch, private wooded lot MMO1 chongtd and modified to read ot fol * om ony ond all domogc that moy be U0 Rarltan Bay Sailing School. Inc SIJ :auted to any property or person by reo Vertical maximum stud spacing fo* pets. Immediate occuponcy #46 4*e Avollable August II. HIS per month, secu TWO LARGE ROOM OFFICE - Malawan LITTLE SILVER 10)) or 513 152J low* These regulation* tholi be known vertlcol sheathing shall be sixteen |1«) nty ond references required. Call 741-0JM Boro 1200 per month. Heal Included oi the Building Code at the Borough of son of the removal or moving of sold inches, center to center, ond for use In MATAWAN-KEN GARDENS FIVE OR SIX BEDROOMS MARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drop Rumion, New Jeriey, htrtlnatttr re- building or structure and ogreelng lo REO BANK - Three bedrooms Close to Ample parking Call SM-mt. 1 stress skin panel or other prefabricated Large, modern, one and two-bedroom HOLLY TREE SECTION •Tin BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP does erred to at the Baiic Code They thali tburse Ihe Borough of Rumson lot constructions shall be determined by oc town, bus, schools U7S Security and ret 4000 SQ. FT AVAILABLE — Far mini so them oil well On your boot. In your home control oil moftert concerning the con any moneys expended by It or by Us pub- apartments from IIW. Wall to-wall carpel. erences required 142 J7Se Beautiful, beautiful Tudor Colonial Pan cepted engineering analysis or by lh« Ing, olr conditioning, off street parking per market, center of Atlantic Warehouse eled library with tlreploce and spacious 1131 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 14! 7!II ttruction, alteration, addition, repair. ic for repairs or damages No permll tmovol, demolition, uu, location, occu lests prescribed for prefabricated at Swim club. Recreation area Near Irons complex In New Shrewsbury. 100O car children's den. Central oir, plus mognlfl .hall be Issued until wen bond shall be sembiles In Section 103 —*-" *:asy commuulng parking Call U1WD cant grounds bordering on water. Jusl list- RACING KAYAK partcy and maintenance of all buildlno* tiled as aforesaid SEA BRIGHT - Near the water. Unusual Weights only 20 lbs and itructuret and their icrvlct equip SECTION IM 1 Sheathing - Is here- ed S95.0O0 SECTION 111 4 Demolition — ii by chonged and modified lo reod a* tal- big ranch. Three or lour bedrooms. Avail- 110. Wanted To Rent Unused. Call 147 3797 mtnl at herein defined ond lhall apply lo hereby changed ond modified fo reod as MIDOLETOWN - Three room, and bath, able June I. Yearly lease Asking 1400 existing or propoied bulldingi and »truc tallows: lows: nicely furnished. Private entrance All ulll month plus utilities. HOUSING WANTID - Social Service ROW BOAT - 14 ft. Excellent condition. tures In the Borough ot Rumion, New Sheathing ot approved moleriol* PAUL.BRAGAR newly pointed U5. The tee tor a permit tor the demon Illei Included. IIM 671-J7M. agency, seeking rentals lor clientele Coll Jertey, except as iuch matters are oth Ion of o building or ttruciure shall be thall conform lo accepted engineering HICKEY AGENCY daily, Mr. Guno. 542 KMO. Ext. 141. No Call 1734144 erwlic provided tor by ordinance or stat- practice. When used in frame construe MIDDLETOWN - Retired couple, con Realtor ute, or In the rvlet ond regulation! au- based upon the cost of demolition ol the tlon, they shall meet requirements of domlnlum on Dolt course, all electric plus 17 Beoch Rd. Monrnouth Beach commissions Involved. SAILBOAT — Snork Sunflower. Excellent tome rotes set forth In the schedule of condition Mahogany custom built klckup thorized for promulgation under the pro Section 155 1 ond 155 2 When required to air conditioning, pool, sauna, boating, Call 222 4017 anytime KEYPORT AREA - Responsible couple 747-0221 /Iiioni of the Basic Code ates In SECTION III 1 meet fire resistance ratings Ihe assem much more Shadow Lake Village, Aug. I two children, with twoor three-bedroom rudder 55 sq. tl. sail. 40 Ib hull with Oeck SECTION 111 S Signs — IS hereby SEASONAL OR YEAR ROUND - Large ITTLE SILVER - Superb boost on ont 1700 142 7711. bled construction than comply with occupancy. USD month plus utilities Ml house or opartmenl. Own appliances. Wlir SECTION 101.0 Matter Cowed — is hanged and modified to reod as fol Table 5 tor structural elements ond or three bedroom Big yard US0 per month ocre, beautifully loncKcapet) FirtI floor, hereby omended and supplemented to in lows plus utilities Keamburg 7I7H44 or 717 repair ond maintain. Excellent references two bedrooms, bath, tpotiout kitchen, tor STARCRAFT - 12', 9Vi h,p., troller 1300 ticit 9 for trim ond finishes. IMS to I2SO per month plus utilities Col firm elude the following additional poro The fee tor signs, billboards and oth MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS - 73SI. mal dining room, lorpe living room with er display structures tor which permits ARTICLE •: Part •: Steel, Motonry. Air conditioned, three rooms available Im- 739 9SS7. fireplace, attached over me two car QQ- Call (411404 otter 6 p.m. 0 Concrete, Gypsum and Lumber Con SHREWSBURY SECTION 101.5 Provisions relating are required under the provisions ot the mediately Call 264 J76I WANTED — One-bedroom or garoge rage Second floor, one bedroom, toothan d Bas(c Code sholl be based upon the cost struct I on, Three/five bedrooms, 2'd baths, modern space for additional bedroom. 151,900 SURF SAILING to uses not permitted by Zoning Oral SECTION 153 0 Lumber ond Timber kitchen, large grounds, trees, etc. One or apartment. Quiet, respectable couple; col- I0O8 Richmond Ave PI Pleosonl Beoch nance — Provision In the Bailc Code thereof. Including installation, ot Ihe ONE BEDROOM - Living room, kitchen lege student, hard worker. Dog. Good ret Principals only. tt3-43M or 773 SW/ Construction — It hereby changed) ond and both Riverfront. Furnished MIS per two year lease. Security required. SSOO (RI 35 So I S97U03 grfatlna and controlling construction. iome rates set forth In the schedule of modified to reod at followi. month. One month security utilities In monthly plus utilities, mil 147 7113 or m erences Law rent with utilities Lawn alteration, addition, repair or occuponcy ales In SECTION 1112 duties. After 5:30 weekdays. Lease okay lit' WOOD BOAT - Vinyl seats, mahogany of any met which ore not permitted by SECTION 111.0 Feet - It amended All lumber and timber used struc- eluded Coll MJelM. 4S7». LIVING IS EASY . . . deck, V495. turally In buildings ond structures sholl 741-2S76. In this dreamy River Ookt home. Larae the Zoning Ordinance of the Borough ot and supplemented to include the follow ON THE BEACH - Large one-bedroom, UNION BEACH — Three bedroom, l'/i 291 3134 evenings, weekends Rurnion, shall not be construed as per- be at least construction grade, twenty WANTED TO RENT WITH TJFTSOH TO wooded lot. A tpoclout fomlly room wmti (20) to twenty-five (23) percent stan- completely furnlihed. Modern appliances bath, plus garoge. S27S per month, plus one 1 mitting luch uses, and those provisions SECTION HI 51 Certificate ol Occu BUY — At Shadow Lake village. Unfur fireplace that * a great relaxation center 17' THOMPSON — 75 h.p. Evlnrude out- shall regulate and control such uses only dard, ond grade morked by a certified All utilities paid HIS. 774-7100 GUARAN- month security ond utilities. Available Im nlshed two-bedroom, two-bath aporlmenl (or the family, Four bedrooms, two baths board', gator I roll or. like new, fully poncy — The fee tor o Certificate ot Oc TEED RENTALS, MO Fee. mediately. Call St3 1145 after S p.m. In the event that they are htreotler per cuponcy shall b* ti 00 testing agency and shall conform to the Owners only, no agents. Reply to Box D A value packed home—tee It today. Asking equipped. Must see to appreciate Make of mltttd by ordinance or by variance standards listed in appendix B tor design 235. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. 169,900 ler SSJ-3U9. SECTION 119.0 Volume Computation RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS - One RAY - It deleted. of timber ond fastenings bedroom. WOO. Available Immediately. 103. Rentals To Share SECTION 1030 Ordinary Repalri - SECTION 153.1 Wood-Stud Frame — WANTED TO RENT - By retired couple 19 ANA SKIFF - 100 h p. Nordberg In is hereby changed and modified to reod SECTION 120.0 Indemnity bonds - Contact Manager, Apt. F4, or phone »3 APARTMENT TO SHSHARA E - Matt, look jnfurnlshed apartment with full view of boord Needs little work. 1550 or trade for s deleted. is hereby changed ond modified to read SIM as follows: as follows; ing for same, to shore aportment by July I Noveslnk or Shrewsbury River. Large liv- truck or van ol equal value. No Vol- Ordinary repairs to buildings or SECTION 131.6 Contents ot Certltl JIM per month. 747-0414. VAN HORN AM framing shall not exceed sixteen RED BANK AREA - Five room apart ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms, two kswagen. 222-S72S offer 6 p m. structures noy be made without oppii :ate — Is hereby changed ond modified baths, storage space. Long lease pre- AGENCY - REALTORS cation or notice to the building official, 0 read OS follows: (16) inches center to center, unless oth ment In quiet Oreo. Wall to wall carpeting WIDOW - Wishes to share home with el 1974 115 HP - Outboard mr.tor, used only et-wls* specified. 1240 per month Including utilities Coll M ferred. Reply details to Box DIM, The Open 7 days. Coll 74 hours a day. provided that the cost of such repalri do When a building or structure Is en- derly woman In good health. References Dolly Roolster.-Srrewsaury. 747-4100 5 hours. Complete with controls ond coble not exceed Ont Hundred Dollars itled thereto, the building official sholl SECTION 133 1) Non Bearing Walls 39 Hoilet. Small expense. M4-S4II. 604 River Rd. • Folr Haven S159S firm. BOAT TRAILER — For II to H100 00) Such repairs shod not Include ssue a certificate of use ond occuponcy — It deleted RED BANK - Attractive, nicely furnished WOULD WIDOW — Like to shore her MlDDlETOvVN - Send lor our "Homes 20 boat, S295 Serious Inquiries only 513 the Installation of new roof coverings, within ten 00) days after written oppii SECTION 1550 Wood From* Can two rooms* Bed living room, kitchen, suit- 3)46 after 5 p.m. exterior wall coverings, or the cutting cation The certificate of use ond occu slrucllon — It amended ond supple home and expenses with another active For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, mented lo include the following. able one. One month security, reference. widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic prices on avollable homes, APPLE- 20 EASTERN INBOARD SEA SKIFF - away of ony wall, partition, or portion poncy shall not be Issued until written 741-1394 before 9 am. or after 6 p.m. REAL ESTATE thereof, the removal or cutting of ony approval has been received by the build SECTION 135.101 Root Framing - Highlands area. Call *-• p.m., 143 1097 BROOK REALTORS. 950 RI 15. Middle Excellent condition. 35-gol. tank. Many ex All roof rafters unless otherwise sped . FOR SALE town, 6712300. tras. In water. Chris's Landing, Sea structural beams or bearing support, or Ing official from Ihe plumbing Inspector RED BANK - Clean, attractive, furnished the removol or change of ony required In relation to the plumbing work ond fled shall not be less thon 2"io" and studio apartment. Private entrance, sult- 10S. Summer Rentals MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom ranch, Bright. Ask for Joe. 1*50. means of egress, or rearrangement ot sewerage system The certificate shall sholl not be tpoced to exceed slxleen oble one person. 1200 per month Including (16) inches, center to center, and mutt LONG BRANCH - Furnished tour roam 131. Houses For Sale one acre plus, full basement, wall to wall 21 LUHRS SKIFF - 100 h.p Gray Marine parts of a structure affecting the •Mil re- certify compliance with the provisions of utilities. Security, references. After 4 p.m.. carpeting, 16x37 above-ground pool. Prin- motor, In good condition. quirements, or the work affecting public have collar beams All flat roots shall 7414411. apartment with heat ond water. Suitable use the some tables ot required tor floor lor couple. No pets. 729 1553 eves A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of home* In cipals only. 071-IWS. 2M-5703 health or general safety which the building or structure moy bt Monmouth County) It's yours it you write beams Trust roofs may be used In oc RED BANK — Four-room unfurnished MIDDLETOWN - Outstanding value SECTION 105.1 Continuation of used In Its several parts cQroonce with Ihe Batic Code apartment. Near public transportation PENNSYLVANIA — Chalet. Sleeps II or call Betty ROM Agency, M7 Rt. 35, Key 25 FT. WELLSCRAFT - Fibcrglos, twin SECTION I21.J Vlelatlon Penalties Fireplace, dlshw~dlshwosher* , Tv* ! lake, fishing""' . Brand new four bedr oom Colonial on total 120 h.p Mercury cruiser This boot 11 Existing Use — Is hereby changed and SECTION 153 7 Wall Sheathing - It Private entrance. Heat and water sup- port, H.t. O/73S Phone M4 J4S6 ly wooded I00»150 lot Prime oreo at Mid - It hereby chanced ond modified to two week 671 31710 . loaded with extras and must be seen to be modified to read as follows hereby chonged ond modified to read at plied. Working couple preferred SI7S Coll ALL BRICK MIDDLETOWN CAPE - On dletown. 20' family room. Choose your appreciated 15495 firm. With slip Serious The legal use and occupancy of any ead os follows follows: RED BANK — Three bedrooms Close to a completely private 'A-ocre. Includes foui own colors. Walk to schools ond N.Y. inquiries only. Me 4112 from I o m. to I structure ex Is Hog on the dale of adoption Any person who shall violate a pro Except as provided in Section 155 J RED BANK — Luxury apartment, first town, bus, schools 11,500 season. Refer bedroomi, two full baths, living room with transportation. Hurry!! This one won't p.m of this code or for which It hod been r-ltlon of the Basic Code or shall foil to for weather boarding or when stucco floor, two-family house, two bedrooms, ences required. 143 375* fireplace, formal dining room. eat-In klldv last — 10% down payment — MGIC llnonc heretofore approved, may be continued comply with any of the requirements construction complying with Section paneled den, modern kitchen, IVi baths. en, glass-en closed porch, full basement, ing available to Ojuallfled buyers. I' SAILING DINGHY - Flberglos, ex without change- txcept as may be specif thereof or who shall erect, construct, al 121,5 It used, all enclosed buildings shall STUDIO EFFICIENCIES-SUMMER cellent condition 1400. ter or repair a building or structure in Central air conditioning Off street pork RENTALS - Furnished, all utilities. I13S garoge. Central air. Many extras. Colt now Ically covered In the Bosk Code or os be sheathed with one of the materials of . Yard facilities. 1375 per month Secu for details. Asking Wv.WO. THE KIRWAN Bf>l67l may be deemed necessary by the build violation of an approved plan or direc- the following nominal thickness pr ony Ing. Y per week. Call I41-9M7. Whelan Realty Group Ing official for the general safety and tive of the building official, or of o per rify, rielerences, lease required 747 2190 CO .Realtors, TlftSOO. other material of equal strength and du VERMONT - Commune with nature In se 194 Rt. IS Mksdlelown, N.J velfare of the occupants ond the public mlt or certificate Issued under the provl 154. Recreational Vehicles slons of Ihe Basic Code shall for eoch of roblllty approved by the building offl REO BANK - Luxury aporlmenl, first eluded four-bedroom, two-bath chalet, A NEW LISTING SECTION 107TBultdlng Official - clai: floor, two-family house, two bedrooms, nestled in picturesque mountainside bor Charm, charm, charm. This Early Ameri 842-7565 . CHEVROLET 1972 CUSTOM 20 LONG fense, upon conviction be subject lo o Is hereby changed and modified to read line not exceeding 1700 00 or imprison Reinforced cement mortor 1 Inch paneled den, modern kitchen, l'/i baths. dered by roaring brook. Club house privi- can Rumion Colonial Is Ideal tor your first MIOOLETOWN — Asking only U2.*M for HORN TRUCK - And Globeslor camper, as follows: Central air conditioning Oft street park leges, swim, fish, golf, tennis, ride, lakes, home. Sun porch, lorgt dining room, eat In completely sell contained. SSM0 firm 591 ment not cMceedlng ninety 190) days or Wood sheathing 1 Inch kitchen, three bedrooms, two baths, double this ranch with all large rooms, including The department of building in- both. Eoch day thai a violation continues Plywood Vilnch Ing. Yard facilities, 1375 per month. Secu- elc. All modern conveniences. 1100. per three bedrooms, living room, dining room, 9297 spection of the Borough of Rumson Is week. 741-1391 anytime. garage with play loft, basement, fenced shall be deemed a separate offense SECTION 135 3 Exterior Weather rity, references, lease required 747-2190. rear yord. A short walk to stores and den and kitchen with walk-In panlry. On hereby created and the executive official Boarding, Veneers ond Condensation — large lot Ip very nice area Lorge Is the 1972 CHEVROLET PICK-UP - VI auto In charge thereof shall be known os the SECTION 124 7 Unlawful Continu RED BANK-Spaclous 5Vi room pent schools. You can moor lust one block matlc, air, camper cap. Insert sleeps Is hereby chonged and modified to read away. Asking I47.HO Call right away. word except In regards to price. A "must Building inspector, hereinafter referred ance — Is hereby changed ond modified os follows: house apartment overlooking the Noves- 106. Furnished Rooms see HERB READ ASSOCS . Realtors, three, transmission cooler, hitch and har to In the Basic Code as the Building offl lo read as follows: lnk River. Also 4Vi and 5Vi room oport ness, two saddle tanks Only 27,000 miles To secure weather tightness In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Clean fur- 739J100. dot. Any person who sholl continue any framed walls and other unoccupied ment. Luxury building, air conditioned. nished room, share bath IIS per month COZENS, REALTOR 741 76*4 Ready-to go Call Danny Dee at 747-0717. work In or oboui the building offer hav- MIDDLETOWN - Would you believe a SECTION 107.2 Appointment - It spaces, the exterior*wolit than be plus security. 291 9154 A NEW LISTING hereby changed and modified to read as ing been served with a slop order, except toced witn on approved weather-resitt- six-room house, completely renovated on 156. Swimming Pools follows: such work at he It directed lo perform to HIGHLANDS - River and ocean view. Tall trees shade this four bedroom home In one acre, for only SU.900? Coll before 111 ing covering properly atloched to resist Llncroft. Living room and den with fir The building official shall be ap- . iove o violation or unsafe conditions. wind ond rain. The cellular spocet shall RED BANK Rooms for mature business gentlemon SWIMMING POOL - 4 ft. x 15 It Cam shall be liable to a tine not exceeding Coll 873 1210 evenings place, dining room, Barreled gameroori . plele with filter, fence, ladder and chem pointed by the chief appointing authority be so ventilated as not to vitiate the fire TWIN GABLES gorgeous 40' kitchen-family room. Central of the muni cupel I tv; and he shall not be 1700.00, or Imprisonment not exceeding stopping at floor. attic and roof levels ot "'"COUNTRY HOUSE leal s. J100 142 M15,10-6 pm. ilnetv (90) days, or both. Eoch doy that KEANSBURG - Coiy room. Private en- air conditioning Near total privacy, lust REALTY removed from office except for cause shall be provided with Interior non cor ON NAVESINK RIVER trance. 121 per week. Gentleman pre ond after full opportunity has been grant- 1 violation continues shall be deemed o rodlble vapor-type barriers complying Well-molnlolned, high rise one-bedroom five minutes to Porkwoy Exit. Asking Opp. Bell Loin Holmdel (erred Call 717 2397 HI,500. Coll right away. ed him to be heard on specific ana rele- separate offense. with the approved rules; or other meant apartment. Modern kitchen. Mint be seen. 946-2500 vant charges by ond before the appoint- SECTION 127.3 Compensation of shall be used to ovoid condensation and Mr.Clccone. (43 3740. t KEYPORT - Far July I. One bedroom ing authority. In conformonce with the Board of Survey — Is hereby changed leokoae of moisture The following mo Good oreo, private parking. References COZENS. REALTOR 741-7M6 SPECIAL RED BANK — Unfurnished garden apart- MIDDLETOWN statutes of the State of New Jersey. ond modified to reod as follows: terlali thall be acceptable os approved ond other extras Coll 3»4 0336 weather coverings of the nominal thick- ment. One-bedroom aportment avollable. ARTIST'S HIDEWAY - Fax and deer at 200 NOTICES SECTION 107 4 Deputy - Is hereby The third member of the boord sholl Greentree Apis , 139 Spring SI Call 741- NEW SHREWSBURY - Large room, prl your back door. 10 wooded acres with live MONMOUTH HILLS changed and modified lo read as fol- ecelve (or his services o tee of S75.OO to ness specified: be paid by the appellant 3953 for appointment vote half bath. Private home. Near Fort ly stream. En|oy the aulet seclusion Gracious meticulously maintained four 210. Lost And Found lows: Brick masonry veneers 4 inches Monmouth. Suitable for gentleman. 543 among the murmuring pines. Good two bedroom home, nestled amid wooded won- A deputy building official may be op^ ARTICLE 2: Definitions ond Closslflco RED BANK — Unfurnished three rooms tlons Stone veneers 2 inchrt 4923. bedroom home with den and dining room, derland. 31 tl. living room, septooonol din BLACK AND WHITE SIBERIAN HUSKY pointed by the chief appointing authority Clay file veneers % lo 1 Inch and both. Suitable adults. Security Inquire picture windows to view the changing sce- Ing room with year-round view of ocean, — Curly toll and answer* to name "King." of the municipality and he shall exerciic SECTION 2000 Scope - It hereby IM Monmouth SI. 74742(4 or 7417091. NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - Private changed and modified to reod ot fol Stucco or exterior plotter *4 Inch nery of the seasons. Immediate occu 2'/j baths, finished carpeted basement, Three year old girl It dying to see dog all the powers of the building official Precast stone toeing H Inch entrance, mature person, live minutes to poncy. Harold Llndemonn. Broker. Eaton three flreptoces and open porches to catch during the temporary absence or dis- i: RED BANK — 3'/i room, lurniihed, In- Red Bank Residential section. 143-1943. again. REWARD. 94*~31)3 Wood siding (ol cludes oil utilities, air conditioning. Refer- town. 5411103. cooling ocean brecier Transferred owner ability of the building official. The provisions of this article shall wants offers. Asking mid 70's. _OST - Black and white Alaskon Husky control the doss 11 leaf Ion of oil buildings (with sheathing) W inch ences and security required. Call after 4 RED BANK - Clean, parking. Ideally to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — New home SECTION 107 7 Restriction on Em- Wood shingles Hlnch caled Suitable far gentleman. Call 741 Answers la the name "Star ' Family ployees — Is hereby changed and modi at to use group ond type of construction, p.m. 7471141 Buy direct from builder CAMASSA AGENCY heartbroken. Please coll 291 3177 and the definition of all terms relating Exterior plywood (o) 2575, a.m. or after 6 p.m. r CallTtl IU2 fled to reod as follows (with sheathing) * Inch RUMSON - Waterfront, large studio Realtors MCMLS No official or employee connected thereto in the Borough ot Rumson apartment. Suitable mature person. Fur- SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN - Red SECTION TwTXppllcatlon of Other Asbestos shingles S/ninch BRAND NEW Ut.WO 222-4100 m. Travel — with the deportment of building In Asbestos cement boards V* Inch nished, utilities, Ills per month, security, Bank Private entrance. Near all facilities Custom quality evident, with three bed ipectlon shall be engaged In or directly Lews - is hereby changed and modified leose, no pets W\1U. Parking 7471000. v 55 Oceonport Ave. lo reod as follows: Aluminum clapboard (b) rooms, l'/i full baths. 12' dining room, 17 West Lang Branch Transportation or Indirectly connected with the furnish- siding 074 men WHITEHOUSE HOTEL V- Keansburg game room, 13' utility room, gorage ing of labor, materials or appliances for Nothing herein contained shall b* SEA BRIGHT - Meal three-roam apart- patio. ISO' lot. Open seven days WANTED RIDER - Leaving Highlands 6 deemed to nullify any provisions of the Formed steel tiding Maom (b) ment overlooking the ocean, centrally lo- Rooms with kitchen use. IM weekly. Eve. m 4197 a.m. dolly, to Jersey City. the construction, alteration or malnle Hordboord siding .%tnch MELMEO REALTORS 471 5650 nonce of a building, or the preparation of loning law or any olner statute of the cqtod. Private entrance, security. I41-&7I. 7l7-Mo9or7l7Jui NOT ON MULTIPLE LISTING — Coll 791 91J7 Borough of Rumson pertaining to the to Note a: Wood tiding (H •) or ex Gracious Rumsan Colonial. 1110.000 HIN plans or of specifications therefore, un- tcrlor plywood P7I 3730 tion of Marlboro. Featuring four spacious college music major graduate Adult be with the proposed work. In ony event the building* hereafter erected, and exten- able July IS, excellent location. Call «tl bedrooms, two full baths, gameroom with ing room, family room, two tlreploce*. glnners welcome. 741 4117. sions to existing buildings hereafter ol wise treated to render tht metal resit beautifully landscaped ocre. 179,900. Eve- person doing the work shall be respon- font to corrosion Such veneers thall be 3100alter 9:00 pm. Red Bank area MIDOLETOWN — Store or office for rent. wet bar, den,' eat-in kitchen, formal dining sible to make sure a permll has been is tered or enlarged as affected by the tire Ideal location. Rt. 35 Approximately 950 room, living room with flreploce, attached nings. 741*9)5. PIANO LESSONS not lew than No. » U.S. gage In thick In Little Silver home sued before stoning work. If the oppii ond life hoiord Incidenincident to ttypes of con. nest mounted on wood or metal furring TWO LARGE ROOMS - All utilities In. or 1.900 sq It 6711100 garage- Central air. All In beautiful condl cation Is mode by a person other thon the eluded. Unfurnished One mile from Lily tlon. Transferred owner asking IS?,900 TUDOR COLONIAL - Located In finest 142-6(94 structlon, use group, density ol devel tfrlpt or approved sheathing on the MIDDLETOWN — One (lore left In busy area of Fair Haven, with 21 living room, owner In fee. It shall be accompanied by opment, exterior exposure and acces- frame construction. Metal veneert shall Tulip. Call 7I7.»»»2 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, open until I SAVE MONEY - Learn lo make home a duly verified affidavit of the owner or shopping center. Ideal tor all business and 3647200, 13' formal dining room, eat-In kitchen with sibility of buildings and structures to be electrically grounded In an approved UPSTAIRS KEANS8URO APARTMENT professional uses. W9-9II7. ofltr S p.m. pantry, 20' den with tlreploce, 21' master made ravioli, noddles, spaghetti, etc Cal the quoiified person making the oppii fire fighting facilities and equipment — Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and 717-4403 cation that the proposed wont Is outhor This article shall not be applicable un NEW SHREWSBURY — 3,000 sq. II. DUTCH COLONIAL bedroom, plus two others. l"i baths. 150' lied by the owner In fee, ond that the op SECTION 155 34 Nailing - it hereby enclosed porch III} per month plus utlll IN MINT CONDITION lot. Two-car garage. Full basement. II' en- SPANISH LESSONS less and until the Fire Districts referred lies. One month security. Call Til*04( of asslront store available In shopping cm- pllcont Is authorized to moke such appll to In Section 301.0 hove been created ond changed and modified to reod as fol- r. Also spoce available In main shopping closed porch. Only 1M.900. THE KIRWAN By certified teacher cation. The full name* and addresses ol lows: ter 4 p.m. S CO.. Realtors. 717-5500 •42-4(94 established. building. Flea operators welcome, or what the owner, lessee, applicant, and ot the SECTION 300.1 Zoning Restrictions All weatherproofing and wall ond responsible officers, If the owner or les- roof covering sholl be securely noiled 102. Houses For Rent have you. Call 541 3000. Miss Porter. TWO-BEDROOM HOME - Fenced In — Is hereby chongtd and modified to isneo piayraom in Dosrmcm. UUIMVI yard. Near schools, churches, etc. Good PUBLIC NOTICE see Is a corporate body, shall be slated read as follows: with aluminum, copper, line, ilnc OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All utlll potto with grill, plus other extras, makes in the application. coated or other oppraved corrosion rt A CUTE SMALL HOUSE IN KEANS lies Included Highlands. Ready lor occu condition, Mlddlelown Township 122,900 When the provisions herein specified BURG w Two small bedrooms, lorge this a good buy at S54.SOO. E A. ARM Coll 367-9KI. for structural fire and sanitary safety slttlvt noils in accordance with the rec poncy. Call I73-I64O. STRONG AGENCY. Realtor. 555 Prmpecl AN ORDINANCE TOREGULATE THE SECTION 113.5 Plans ond Speclflco ommtnded nailing schedule or the op kitchen small llvlna room Close To tions — Is hereby changed ond modified ore more restrictive thon the loning tow beaches.' Children and pert allowed. WOO OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES - Aw., Little Silver. 741-4500. CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUC of the Borough of Rumson the Basic proved manufacturer's stondords 132. Apartments TION, ADDITION, ALTERATION, to read as follows: Shingles and other weather cov per month, plus utilities. 7175111 between Available In Crystal Brook Professional FAIR HAVEN — "Century Home." with The application for the permit shall Code shall control the erection or altera- 4-lp.m. Building. Eotontown. Coll Ms. Bossel- Colonial charm. Near Noveslnk. Four bed- Town Houses REPAIR, REMOVAL, DEMOLITION, tion of buildings In respect to location, er ings ihoi I be attached with appropriate USE, LOCATION, OCCUPANCY AND iccompanted by not less than two (2) standard shingle nails to furring strips monn, 543 2136 rooms, full dining room, den, brick patio, copies of specifications ond ol plans use, permissible area and height. ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS — Year round detached aaroge. Convenient lo schools, TWO BEDROOMS — Living roam, kitch- MAINTENANCE OF ALL EXISTING ARTICLE 5: Light ond Ventilation securely nailed fo studs, or with ap- rental. Four bedrooms, two baths. Gazebo, OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- en, new carpeting, washer ond dryer. 191 OR PROPOSED BUILDINGS AND drawn to scale, with sufficient clarify proved mechanlcolly-bondlng nails ex- fireplace. Waterfront view. For family or sional building. Choice location. Approxi- bus and "restored business area." SS3.VO0 ond detail dimensions to show the nature SECTION 501.3 Crawl Space — Is Principals only. 741 7353 between e-9 pm per month. Includes electric, taxes and STRUCTURES AND THEIR SER cept when sheathing is wood not less three four singles. All furnishings. IM0 per mately UO sq. ft. Coll 747-3730. maintenance. 110400. Call 542-19)3. VICE EQUIPMENT IN THE and character of the work to be per- hereby changed ond modified lo read oi than ont (1) Inch nominal thickness or month, plus utilities. 191-0747. formed. The plans shall bear the seol follows: 1 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - FAIR HAVEN — River Oaks. Charming BOROUGH OF RUMSON. plywood not less than one half I *) Inch center hoi I Colonial on well-shrubbed and signature of a registered architect in buildings ond structures con- CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Three-bedroom Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den- 133. Income Property BE IT OROAINED by the Mayor structed without basements or wllh par- properly with many trees. Spaciou and Council of the Borough of Rumson. or engineer. In full conformance with the SECTION 155.53 Metal Siding - Is house for rent with option to buy. * tist, at 333 Broad St.. Red Bank 7473730, 9 laws ol the State of New Jersey. When tial basements, In which the first floor Call7l77069 a.m. to 5 p.m. rooms, eat-In kitchen, screened porch HANDYMAN SPECIAL — Keansburg. In the County of Monmouth, State ol New construction or any port thereof does not hereby changed ond modified to reod os flreploce In living room, attached goroge Larger corner lot. One large house, one Jersey: quality of moteriols Is essential for con- follows; Mint condition. U1.000. Alter 5 p.m.. 747 house with four apartments. Other build Section 1. There Is hereby adopled formity to the Basic Code, specific Infor- Exposed metol siding or sheathing 101. Apartments IM. Commercial Rentals mation shall be given to establish such shall be provided under the first door not 2917. Ings. 131,000. 717-2944 or 7177351 by the Borough of Rumson tor the pur- less thon thirty-two (321 Inches in depth, shall be protected from corrosion ot the pose of regulating the construction, re- quality; ond In no case shoii the code be FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom older such space to be covered with a min- ground level by supporting the founda- REO BANK — Two-apartment house, construction, addition, alteration, re- cited or the term "legal" or Its eauiva tion channel of sufficient height above HDIANK LUXItY Hl-tlSI INUUaHHIAL OPAl/C home, completely remodeled. In excellent good location, excellent condition. 134.500 lent be used as a substitute for specific imum ot two (2) inches of concrete hav pair, removol. demolition, use, location, ing o troweled finish, ond with provi- grode on the concrete apron or other ap FACTORY SPACE: Ov8f 70.000 condition Mesler bedroom, 11x24, living Coll 222 5967 or 223-4JM occupancy and maintenance of all exist- Information. The building official may MVERVIIW T0WIH room with flreploce, beamed dining room sions tor drolnoge acctptoble to the proved water-reslitlna foundation. All sq ft (smallest unit 7.000 sq ing ond proposed buildings and struc- waive the requirement for tiling plans building official; ond such spoce shall be metol siding sholl be electrically Oft N.VHINK MVtlt and kitchen, new wall-to-wall carpeting. 137. Lots and Acreage tures ond their service equipment those when the work Involved Is ot o minor no tl) Sprinkler-system, heat, on All appliances. Large private yard ex vented with screened openings having a grounded in an approved manner. certain cades entitled: "The BOCA Bas- Ur ARTICLE I: Part C: Building Enclo- cellent lor children Close to school onr HOLMDEL - Three ocre choice building SECTION 113.6 Plot Oiagrom - Is clear area of not less thon one-third (V>1 premise parking 187 cars. All or ic Building Code/1970." Fifth Edition, of one (1) percent of the enclosed build sures, Walls ond Wall Thicknesses at etn. Centre! Mr nneMenlng. 14-how shopping. J4I.S00. 741 1953 Principal site. Wooded, horse trails. Owner. 147 April, 197]/' "BOCA Basic Building hereby changed ond modified to read as any part. only. Ing area or shall be provided with other SECTION 0*3.2 Veneer Thickness * doo? nen service, eMrtMMMfl poot, •eunsi 5940 Code, Accumulative Supplement, 1973''; follows: Is hereby changed ond modified lo read There shall also be tiled in duplicate means of ventilation approved by Ihe MTv aortal end much more. Cei Mr. Roy MarnoNU urn FIREPLACE U4.no MIDDLETOWN The BOCA Basic Housing - Property building official. The screens shall be as follows: Four large bedrooms, 15x14 master bed Maintenance Code, Second Edition. 1970 a plot plan showing to scale the silt and No materials used tor nonbearlng Cel M7-1100 or vo.r Iroker Two building lots. 50x100. location of all new construction and all corrosion-resistive ond rodent-proof room, 15' guest bedroom, 11x13 llvlnr, Coll 671 4167 (Including 1971 Supplement); "The complying with Section 175.31. When veneers on masonry walls shall hove Ireters frete Inches Into Windsor. Many extras. Musi sell. US00 leted as herelnaffer set forth: teriais ot construction os herein sp*cl In o desirable neighborhood Unusual L INDEX TO SECTIONS MODIFIED tions of tile buildings on the property, the required stair width, ond when the shaped kitchen and dinette. Large living TM-fW fled. Twelve (12) Inch foundation walls CHANCED, AMENDED with oil front, side ond rear set bock dis- width exceed"s elahtytlgh• ity-C "t (U"•) Inches, sholl be permitted under brick veneered room. All enclosed louvered room ond tances, Individual water supply and sew- the stairway sholl bbee provided with in porch. Hardwood floors, cedar closet. 1V> WINDSOR MOBILE HOME - 10'iSS'. un OR DELETED (THE BOCA BASIC frame ond under ten (10) inch cavity MOBILE HOMES furnished. Reasonable. Call ruler I 717 BUILDING CODE/1970. erage facilities, shall be (lied with the termediale handrails dividing the wails when the total height ot wall sop car garoge. On landscaped 75x100 lot. Ask building official prior to a request tor fl stairway In approximately equal widths ln« price. 135.0OO. 5794. Can be seen Sat. and Sun. also. FIFTH EDITION. 197)1 ported Including gobies Is not more mart FAIR HAVEN Sec loo.l Changed and Modified nal Inspections and the Issuance ot a Cer with a maximum lateral spacing of sixty- twenty (20) feef SMOLKO AGENCY 10x50 MOBILE HOME — Far removal Sec 1014 Sec 101 5 Added tlflcate of Occuponcy. A Certificate of six (66) Inches. The height of Ihe hond ARTICLE 10: Chimneys and Got Vents from lot. Excellenl lor vocation home. 264 Sec. 101.0 Changed and Modified Occuponcy will not be Issued nor may roll shall be not less than thirty (30) In SECTION 100.1 Other Standards — h $ 787-0123 U04 between 6 ond I p.m. Sec. 105.1 Changed and Moulded the premises be occupied until such plot ches nor more thon thirty-three (33) In hereby changed and modified lo reod os plans have been submitted to ond accept KEANSBURG - Renf-iaver. Good starter 12 x 55 MOBILE HOME - Many extras In Sec. 107.1 Changed and Modified chei above the nosing of the treads ond follows: 37,500 Sec I0U Changed and Modified ed by the building official. shall be returned to fne enclosure walls home In beautiful section. Low assumption eluded. Stays on lot. Moving, mutt sell SECTION 114.3 Previous Approval! or posts at the ends of Ihe stairs. All inte- Unless otherwise specifically pre fRAIURS! possible on this two-bedroom beauty. Price lust reduced. 494-0735 Sec. 107.4 Changed and Modified vided herein, conformity to the appll Seeing Is believing. H4.5O0 THE SERG Sec. 107.7 Changed ond Modified — It hereby changed ond modified 1< rior ond exterior stairways ond porches reod os follow*: ' thai have more thon two steps arc re- cable stondords for chimney construc- AGENCY, Realtor!, .71 1000 140. Real Estate Wanted Sec. 113.3 Changed and Modified tion and got vents listed In appendix B Completely renovated It you still believe -they are, we Sec. 113.5 Changed and Modified Nothing m the Basic Code shall re- quired to have ot least one substantial quire chonges In the plons, construction handrail. sholl be deemed to meet the require 2-bedroom home iri 132. Apartments LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In Sec. 113 6 Changed and Modified ments of the Basic Code. Minimum rt challenge you. to Inspect our Keansbura-Mlddlelown Hailet Holmdel Sec. 114.3 Changed and Modified or designated use of o building tor which ARTICLE 7: Structural ond Foundation v lawful permit has been heretofore Is- qulrements for all chimneys sholl be quiet tree-lined residen- so-called "trailers",-weekdays, Town Houses THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-011). Sec 114 0 Sec 114.91 Added Loods ond Stresses constructed of brick with flue lining, u« Sec. 114.6 Changed and Modified sued or otherwise lawfully outhoriied SECTION 733.3 Dimensions — Is tial neighborhood. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sat., LOCAL CONTRACTOR - Needs lots on ond the construction of which shall have hereby changed ond modified to reod as less otherwise specified. Sec. 111.2 Deleted All chimneys to have thimbles Walking distance to 9-5 p.m. which to build cuslomlied homes. All Sec. 111.) Changed and Modified been actively prosecuted within ninety follows: CHESHIRE SQUARE areas considered. Coll details now to Sec. 111.4 Changed and Modified (90) days after the effective dote of this In unreintorced concrete footings. through walls at follows: To bt sur- shopping. Fenced yard, Enjoy the luxury ol an elegant BRUMCO BUILDERS, 717 7333 Sec. 111.5 Changed and Modified ordinance; and the entire building shall the edge thickness shall be not lest than rounded by ot leosi 4 Inches ot brick arid You'll be amazed at their roomi- be completed as outhoriied within tight (I) Inches for footings on soil, ond must be cemented into flue where living room, foyer, nice condominium and the con- Sec. 111.0 Sec. 11151 Added thimble connects. ness, beauty and economy of Sec. 119.0 Deleted year. not less than twelve (12) Inches above venience ol being "IN-TOWN." SELLING YOUR HOME? Sec. 120.0 Deleted SECTION 114.0 Per mitt — It the tops of piles In lootings on piles, SECTION 1007.0 Factory Built kitchen small paneled Walk to market, shops, bank, Chimneys — Is deleted. maintertance, not to mention WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH Sec 121.6 Changed arid Modified amended ond supplemented to include SECTION 735.21 Edge Thickness — den. A '.'best their very reasonable price tags. bus, post office, library, etc., all Sec. 12).) Changed and Modified the following: is hereby changed ond modified to reod SECTION 1001.21 Masonry CLOVER REALTY 244-7400 Sec. 124.2 Changed and Modified SECTION 114.fl Expiration - All as follows: Chimneys — Is hereby changed ond not- buy" . . .10% down within one block of this presti- ified to reod at follows: gious community +• CHESHIRE Sec 1J7.3 Changed and Modified permits shall expire one year after the When reinforced concrete footings payment — MGIC Ii- Bank financing arranged. Sev- Sec. 2O0.0 Changed and Modified dote of Issue; except that for reasonable ore required, the edge thickness ot the Masonry chimneys for solid ond Hq SQUARE — the exclusive adult Sec. 2002 Changed ond Modified cause the building official may grant not tattings shall be not less than five (5) In- utd fuel-fired equipment ond appliances nancing available. eral immediate openings in condominium for those 48 and Sec. 300.0 Changed and Modified more thon two (2) extensions oftlme lor ches above the reinforcement with a shall be constructed of brick ana may bt 'nearby adult parks.' over. RECREATIONAL Sec 300.1 Changed and Modified additional perldtts not exceeding ninety minimum covering under the reinforce- erected ot fret ttondlng or as con- Sec. Sot.) Changed and Modified (90) days eoch ment of three (3) Inches. On pile cap- stituting an integral part of a wall, ir Visit our TERRACE HOME. It of- Sec. 614.0 Sec. 614.52 Added SECTION 114* Revocation at Per- ping, there shall be not leu thon twelve moy be enclosed within a structure with- fers total privacy, includes large 151. Bicycles/Mini Bikeas Sec. 611.5 Changed and Modified mits — Is hereby amended ond modified (17) Inches of concrete above and four out consti.utina a component part then- Sec! 7333 Changed ond Modified to read as follows (4) Inches below the pile cut -off, of. In every case a chimney sholl be Hving room, dining room, kitch- wholly supported on fire-resistive con en, Dedroom, den, two baths, BENELLI SEVEN H.P. MINI BIKE Sec. JJ5.I1 Changed and Modified The building official may revoke a ARTICLE I: Part A: Materials ond HIS Sec.M6.1 Deleted permit or approval Issued under the pro- Tettt strurtlon or on approved foundations laundry nook, porch, private Call 4*5-26(5 Sec 123.7 Deleted M visions of the Basic Code In cose of any SECTION 106 1 identification - Is complying with Article 7 ond sholl not be HOLLY HILL fenced terrace and built-in ga- Sec. 125.2 Changed oflo Modified fade statement or misrepresentation of deleted designed to support any direct load other BICYCLES - Rolelgh Chopper. US. Go thon its own weight. rage. All this from $41,900 Sec. 115.3 Changed and Modified tact In the application or on the plons on SECTION 173.7 Combust lie Loth - lelle, 10 speed, 125 Sec. 125.31 Changed and Modified which the permit or approval Wtos noted. SECTION 1001 33 Dwellings — Is Only a lew left 471-5922 is deleted. After a permit hot btvn revoked it shall SECTION 135.2 Types - It hereby hereby chongtd and modified to reod 6s MOBILE HOMES be necessary to obtain a new permit be followi: GIRL'S BIKE-74" changed and modified to reod ot fol- It4 lit 15, Rt. 35, South Amboy CHISHIRE SQUARE In excellenl condition. 125. KMfS&JMSge fort such construction or work may con lows: In residential buildings (use group 566-7346 Sec. 1510 Changtd ond Modified tlnue, ond such new permit will not be is Plywood for Interior use sholl be o L-2 ond L-3) the waits of o chimney In OMKH n, OR nomct m. sued until on (approved performance which the area of the flue It not more GIRL'S THREE-SPEED 26 IN. BIKE S«. 15$,1 Changtd ond ModHlfd minimum grade of A-D interior type; UTTU itVIl, HI. bond. In the sum of I1,00d.00 Is posted plywood for exposed exterior shall be of 201-842-7565 Stc ISS.12 Dtltttd with the Borough of Rumson. No build 74M1I7 M11NC Call 747 9450 ISS.O Stc. tSS.101 Added me exterior waterproof type (Continued next page) . IS3 3 ChanoMf ond Modified 20 The Daily Register PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued) than two hundred 1200) square inches may be brick not lets than 14) Inchu thick when provided with o (Ire ctay lin M, SECTION 101) 1 Appliance! Re quired lo be Vented - ti her toy changed did modified to reod os follow* Appllonctl of the (allowing type. ihuii be connected to a vent tyttem or provided with other meant tor exhauil ing the ttu« gates to the outtlde olmos Phtre: 1 Central healing appliances. In- cluding tleam and not wafer boll en. warm air furnaces, floor fu roncei ond vented recessed heat 2 Duct furnace* and telf-contained unit heaters; 3 Go» Incinerator.; 4 All water heateri, i Built-in domestic cooking units Hit ed and marked os vented units; * Doom heaters listed for vented u*e only 01 required In Section 1011.1; 7 Apolionces equipped with gas con- version bur rveri, I Appliances which have draft hoods supplied by the oppllonce manufac- turer, except room healers not re- quired by Section 101) 3 to be ven- ted; f Unlisted appliances, 10 Room heaters with over S.OOO B T. SECTION 1011.2 Exemption - It nereby changed and modified lo read as follows Connections to vent system* shall not be required (or electric, got and In- NOW! dustrial appliance* of such sue or char- octer that the absence of such construc- tion does not constitute a haianj to the fire safety of the building or Iti occu- pants The following appliances are not TEM required to be vented: I Llsfed gas oaroges; 3 Built-in domestic cooking units list- ed ond marked as urtvented unit.; 1 Lilted hot plates and listed laundry stoves; 4 Listed domestic clothes dryers, 5 Lilted gas refrigerator*; 6 Counter appliance*, 7 Room heaters listed for unvented use under 5,000 B.T.U. Input. I Other appliances listed tor un- vented use and not provided with flue collars. When any or oil of the appliances listed In Items S, 4, 7, ond I above ore In- TWO GIANT stalled so that the aggregate Input rating exceed* thirty (X) I. T. U .per hour per cuWc loot of room or space in whicft fnev are Installed, one or more of Item shall be vent connected or provided with op- proved means for exhausting the vent gases to the outside atmosphere so thai the aggregate Input rating of the remain Ing unvenled appliances does not exceed thirty (30) B, Y. U. per hour per cubic foot of room or space In which they are installed. Where the room or space in which they are installed Is directly con- nected to another room or space by a doorway, arch, or other opening of com parable tlie, which connofbe closed, the volume of such adlacenl room or space may be Included In the calculations. SECTION 1013.) Construction - Is hereby changed ond modified lo read as follows: The back ond lambs of fireplaces shall be constructed o( hard burned brick not less than eight (I) Inches thick, with o lining of fire brick, soapstone, cast Iron or other approved noncombuslible material not less than two (3) Inches thick. Such lining may be omitted when the solid masonry or reinforced concrete Is not less than twelve (13) inches thick, or the equivalent Insulation Is provided integrally In approved heating equip- ment or firing device* Installed In the flreptoces. In one ond two family dwell- ings (use group L-J) when approved steel fireplace units which are equipped with an air circulating chamber are In- stalled integrally with the fireplace con- struction, the bock ond lambs of the fire ptoce may be reduced to four (4) Inches of approved masonry. SECTION 10)3.7 Prefabricated Flre- ptoces - Is deleted. ARTICLE II: Heating Equipment and Appliances — Mounting, Clearances and Connections SECTION 1105.1 Boiler Operator Certificate of Fitness— Is hereby changed and modified to redd as fol- lows: It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a iteom bailer ot more man ten (10) horsepower or a boiler designed to carry o steam pressure of more man fit teen (IS) pounds per square Inch, with- out a certificate of flfness from the build Ing official or other authored agency SECTION 1133.0 Inferior Storage NAME Tanks — Is hereby changed and modified to read as follows: Interior storoge tonks for gaseous or liquid fuels snail not be permitted. ARTICLE 13: Precautions Ourtng Build Ing Operations SECTION 13M.2I Deep Excavations — I* hereby changed and modified to read a* follows: Whenever an excavation Is mode to a depth of more than eight (I) feet below the established curb, the person who causes such excavation to be mode. If af- forded the necessory license to enter the adjoining premises, shall preserve ond otect from Injury at all limn and ot CI own expense such od|olnlna structure or premises which may be affected by the excavation. If the necessory license is not afforded. It shall then be the duty of the owner of the adlolnlng premises to make his building or structure safe by in- stalling proper underpinning or founda- tions or otherwise," ond such owner, It II be necessary for the prosecution ot his work shall be granted the necessary li- cense to enter the premises where the excavation or demolition Is con- templated. SECTION 1301.33 Shallow Ex- cavations — is hereby changed ond mod- ified to read as follows: Wherever an excavation I* made to a depth let* than eight (I) feet below the established curb, the owner ot a neigh- boring building or structure, the safety at which may be affected by the pro- posed excavation shall preserve and pro- tect from ln|ury and shall support his N ED building or structure by the necessary underpinning or foundations. If neces- . BEDDING • sory tor that purpose, he shall be af- forded a license to enter the premises ;*' J^RIM^T t ES where the excavation Is contemplated. ARTICLE IS: Electrical Wiring and Equipment — Is deleted , ARTICLE 17: Plumbing, Oralnoge ond NV0UR Gas Piping- Is deleted. ARTICLE II: Air Conditioning. Refrig- eration and Mechanical Ventilation SECTION 1K2.21 Residential Build Ings — It hereby cnonged and modified to read os follows: One-ond two-family and multi-family dwellings (use groups L-2 and L-3) shall not be required to nave permits unless the refrigeration systems contain more than ten (10) pounds of refrigerants or ore actuated by motors or engines of one and one-half (iVil horsepower or larger. Permits shall not be required (or win- dow air conditioners. ARTICLE 19: Prefabricated Construe OFF OUR „_ tlon SECTION 1900.4 Conflicting Laws — {fo. PRICES Is hereby changed and modified to read EVERY as follows: Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to nullity any provisions of the ITEM zoning lows or any other statute or legal- ly odopted rule pertaining to building construction of the BoroughI ro"f Rum son NO LESS In respec--J...t to the locationjn, use, height, area of building and typ«e at construction, except os may bt specif) In these provisions; nor hove the effect N of Increasina working stresses or reduc- ing exit facilities and health provisions as prescribed In the Bosk Code. Section 4. Repeal of Conflicting Or- STARTING TOMORROW dinances — All ordinances or ports of or- dinonces inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance shall be and the some are hereby repealed to the extent of luch Inconsistency. Section i. Effective Dote - This or- dinance shall take effect upon final pas- sage and publication os required by law. RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE The foregoing ordinance was In- troduced ond passed first reading at a regular meeting of the Mayor and Coun- cil of the Borough of Rumson held on Thursday, June 76,1975 and will come up for (inol consideration and passage at a regular meeting of the Governing Body to be held on July 10, 1975 at 1:30 P.M at the Borough Hall, Rumion, N.J. ot which time ond ploce all persons desir- ing to be heard will be given full opporfu- ALMRTA. KERR JR. 3 JOHN O. TEETER Mayor • BASSET July 1 UBI.M

NOTICI • CRAFT Separate scaled btd» for the following -.SB*- will be received by the Mlddletowr Township Board ot Education at the Ad- • LANE ministration Building. 59 Tlndall Rood, Mlddletown, N.J. up to 11:00 am. pre- vailing time Wednesday. July 9, 1975 1. Printing Supplies for 19/5-7* 2. Medical Supplies lor 1*75-76 3. Duplicating Supplies for 1975-76 Specifications ond forms for bidding , may be secured at the office of the Assis- tant Secretory, 59 Tlndoll Road, Middle town. N.J O77M Pout W Bennett ' Assistant Secretory July 1 M.4J

NOTICI OROINANCt NO. V* AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A FIXE PREVENTION CODE. PRE- SCRIBING REGULATIONS GOV ERNING CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO LIFE AND PROPERTY, FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION, AND ESTAB LISHING A BUREAU OF FIRE PRE- VENTION, ANO PROVIDING OFFI- CERS THEREFOR) AND DEFINING THEIR POWERS AND DUTIES. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE, Is hereby given tint the foregoing Ordinance M Introduced ot a meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Union Beach, In the County d Mornnoutn. New Jersey, held on the lift day of JUNE, I*H, and Pub- lic Hearing an sold Ordinance eras held, Bank at which lime all persons Interested were given on opportunity to be heord. ' The aforesaid Ordinance was finally poised and adopted CM the Mth day of JUNE SE"IS§SSP "" MARYSA.tK. Open •orou«h Clerk