The Daily Register

'OL 98 NO.107 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1975 15CENTS Cwffi blasts state tax system for city's plight

ByJASEFODERARO county, are to be challenged before the stale only to the county and state tax division, not must be relumed to the appellants (if all ap- Division of Taxation. city officials. peal are uncontested or are upheld by the LONG BRANCH - In a blistering attack "The potential impact is overwhelming." In addition, Mr. Schuman hauled the may- state) as well as a like amount that the city on the New Jersey lax system. Mayor Henry Mayor Cioffi stated. "Yet the mayor and the or (and the city) into court, alleging he was would lose in 1976 tax revenues R. Cloffi charged last night that elected offi- City Council have nothing to say We just take harassed in the performance of his duties and "That means I'd have to raise $600,000 in cials are powerless when it comes to challeng- the abuse . . ." the mayor was slapped with a 91.500 fine. one tax year," he said bitterly ing tax appeals granted by the county - even The meeting last night was unusual in sev- Relations between the two men were "And what's really bothering me is all the though the outcome could be "devasting" to eral respects. strained last night. people who didn't appeal If they come next the economic health of a municipality First of all, it was the first time Mayor Perhaps just as noteworthy was the fact year, the impact on my revenues is multi- Mayor Cioffi called a conference of the Cioffi and the tax assessor, Harry Schuman. that Mr. Schuman, for the most part, agreed plied, " he declared. press and top city officials, including the tax appeared in public together since a struggle with the mayor's position on the successful ap- Meanwhile, Mr Schuman agreed with the assessor, to air his concerns about a $9.5 mil- between the two men developed two years ago peals — although, as the mayor stated, "for mayor that the county tax board should not lion reduction in property values here result- over the accuracy of a revaluation produced different reasons." have reduced property values to the tune' of ing from tax appeals OK'd by the Monmouth by the J. M. Cleminshaw Co. Mayor Cioffi contends that, by granting (5,678,000. (The assessor himself already had County Board of Taxation. The assessor defended the Cleminshaw the appeals of city property owners, the count) downgraded values here by $3,963,400 in ear- The mayor lamented that the reduced as- mass appraisal of the city; the mayor opposed tax board, in effect, justified his opposition to lier stipulated decisions.) sessments may lead to more appeals next it, contending that many assessments varied the Cleminshaw assessments in the first place. The assessor also acknowledged that, year - by property owners who see the values from true value and the tax burden, therefore, "All I asked for (from the county tax wherever a property value was reduced, as- drop in their neighborhoods - and play havoc would be unevenly distributed among property board) was a year to re-do the revaluation sessments on neighboring properties similarly with tax rate projections. owners. We would have had a lower base and wouldn't could be reduced in the coming year Moreover, the mayor blasted the state sys- The upshot was that the mayor attempted have to overcome this revenue situation," the The assessor's main criticism of the coun- tem which permits only the tax assessor to de- to fire the assessor, but was soon to leam that mayor stated. ty tax board was that he was not given enough cide how many of the appeals, granted by the an assessor is autonomous and must answer He referred to an estimated $300,000 that See Cioffi. page 2 Mavor Hfnr\ R. ( ioffi action By JOHN T. McGOWAN try again to talk the Senate threatened state programs get the one cent a gallon reappropriated from items al- into passing a state surcharge made him apprehensive about gasoline tax increase to raise ready in the state budget TRENTON (AP) - The on the federal income tax — their chances of putting $15 million over the next six The fiscal package would legislature will not hurry to this one at seven per cent — across, even next year, a tax months if he would agree to have restored $13 3 million the rescue of rail and bus and a one cent increase in the program big enough to take reappropriating 7 million cut from the Medicaid pro- commuters. five per cent state sales tax care of the schools from business personal prop- gram and $6.3 million in com- muter subsidies. It would also An all-day effort to roll to handle the schools prob- The compromisi reached erty taxes and $4.9 million provide $5 million for capital back commuter fare hikes lem. by the governor and the lead- from other state revenues to improvements at state in- failed yesterday in the legis- But there was no en- ers would have provided complete the package. stitutions, $6 million to meet lature amid indications that thusiasm evident in the Sen- $336 9 million for commuter inflationary increases in state some if not all of the new ate for any new taxes. subsidies, Medicaid. state in- Byrne's spokesman said the operating costs, $4 million for fares will remain in effect. Byrne told legislative lead- stitutions repairs, employe governor agreed to the com- state employe salaries and Commuters who travel by ers early in the day that their salaries and general state op- promise though he preferred $2.3 million for additional rail started paying higher in- failure to get the $30 million erations. all the money be raised by state urban aid. trastate fares yesterday — as to $60 million needed for com- Legislative leaders told the new taxes The legislators much as 70 per cent higher on muter subsidies and other governor they would try to wanted all of the monev See Legislators, page 2 some weekly tickets — and bus fares are scheduled to rise later in the month. State Transportation Com- COMPUTER REPORT — Russell E. Archer Jr., right, of Colts Neck, chair- missioner Alan Sagner said Woman accused of hiring man of the data processing committee of the Monmouth County Task Force the increases are needed be- on Efficiency and Economy, discusses his committee's findings with re- cause the legislature will not porters at a press conference yesterday as Gordon N. Litwin, Little Sliver, provide the additional mil- chairman of the task force, looks on. lions needed for increased state subsidies. others to murder husband After appearing, before the ly 7:30 a.m. July 5 outside Senate's Democratic majority By SHERRY CONOHAN Cholmondeley, 32, of New sey where she was arraigned The Fountains Motel on caucus, Sagner said he was York City. Friday night before Superior Ocean Ave. in Long Branch Computer service confident the legislature FREEHOLD - A Bronx. Davis was arrested at his Court Judge Louis R. Atkins, where he had been staying would "do something" imme- NY., woman was arrested on home Aug. 12 and has been sitting in West Long Branch with his wife and son, Dr. Pe- diate to roll back some of the charges she hired others to held in the Monmouth County Municipal Court. ter Lowitt. increased fares and accom- murder her husband, the jail since then in lieu of The proceeding was held in panying service cuts. wealthy owner of a string of Mr. Lowitt was the owner $50,000 bail. Williams and West Long Branch because it for towns is urged race track clothing stores of Petri's Clothes at Mon- Mukmuk were arrested Nov. was the most convenient But his confidence proved misplaced as a compromise who was slain July 5 as he mouth Park, a shop catering 5 in Minneapolis, Minn., and place, according to officials. By JIM McCORMICK ai various places in the coun- county data processing de- worked out legislative leaders left a Long Branch motel to to track workers and jockeys, are scheduled to appear at an Mrs. Lowitt then was taken ty that would be tied into the partment to provide long go to work at his Monmouth and similar stores at Garden extradition hearing in that to the Monmouth County jail FREEHOLD - The Mon- computer. range planning because of the and Gov. Brendan T. Byrne yesterday morning collapsed Park shop, officials an- State race track in Cherry city on Dec. 12. All three where she was held over the mouth County Task Force on This would mean the elimi- "tremendous amount of daily nounced yesterday. Hill, Aqueduct race track in were indicted by a Monmouth weekend in lieu of $50,000 bail nation of the computers here during the long day of closed- Efficiency and Economy has requirements made on the Mrs. Evelyn Lowitt, 58, of Queens, NY., and Hialeah County grand jury on Oct. 16 as set by Judge Aikins She and at the county Welfare door discussions. recommended that the county staff." 5550 Fieldston Road in the and Gulfstream race tracks on charges of murder and was freed yesterday after the Board in Tinton Falls. Senate Democrats were provide computer services to He said the county staff Riverdale section of The in Miami, Fla. Besides his conspiracy to commit mur- bail was posted by her son coool to the one tax increase municipalities. The committee also cited spends a lot of time revising Bronx, was arrested in her business interests, he was re- der. and by her sister, Elsie Ru- proposed, a one cent hike in Also recommended was the the lack of county long-range the county system to comply home on Friday on charges of ported to have carried a sub- At the time of the shooting, bin. the state gasoline tax, and As- formation of a long-range, planning in the development with revisions in state and murder, aiding and abetting stantial amount of insurance. witnesses told police they saw Court records show that the sembly Democrats, also in overall data processing plan of data processing. federal law. murder and conspiracy to Mrs. Lowitt was the fourth two black men and a black bail posted was cash, with Dr. the majority, finally said they for the county and the res- "Virtually no time was commit murder, according to person to be charged in Mr. woman driving away from Lowitt, whose address is the "This is in no way politi- wanted the package expanded tructuring of county data pro- spent on the development of a ('apt. Andrew B. Manning of Lowitt's death. The others The Fountains Motel after the same as his mother's putting cal," Mr. Archer said. to provide the more than $300 cessing management. plan for meeting the short the Monmouth County detec- previously charged are O'Neal incident. Mrs. Lowitt and her up $30,000 and Ms. Rubin, who million necessary to solve the The Task Force committee and long-range needs of the Most of the current county tives office. He said the Davis, 31, of 353 Garfield son were in their room at the lives at 3591 Bainbridge Ave., public school financing prob- on data processing submitted county and the municipal- data processing operation apparent motive was her hus- Court, Long Branch, a former motel, according to police ac- The Bronx, putting up $20,000 lem the Senate has been its report to the Board of ities," the report staged. was planned by the former band's interest in another groom at Monmouth Park; counts. avoiding all year. Mrs. Lowitt was arrested Freeholders yesterday. Russell E. Archer Jr., com- Republican controlled county woman. Vanessa Williams, 21, for- Immediately upon her ar- by Capt. Manning, Monmouth mittee chairman, said that it The board is studying the government. County govern- Senate President Frank J. Mrs. Lowitt is accused of merly of Long Branch, who rest Friday, Mrs. Lowitt was County Detective Robert was "impossible" for the report, and must approve any See Computer, page 2 Dodd, D-Essex, said he would hiring others, reportedly for had worked at Monmouth arraigned in Bronx Criminal Freeman and Detective action taken to implement it. $30,000, to kill her husband. Park a year ago as a hot Court before Judge Joel J. James Naughton of the New Thirty-five of the 41 county Oscar Lowitt, 58, who was walker, and Masis A Muk Tyler. She waived extradition York City police on a corn- municipalities which respond- shot to death at approximate- muk, also known as Sylvester and was returned to New Jer- See Charge, page 2 ed to a questionnaire en- dorsed the county providing Windy cold heralds data processing services. There are 53 municipalities in the county. The committee recom- mended the county use as a the winter season base the large computer at Christmas is 23 days away, the feeling, the chilly weather average temperature for No- Brookdale Community Col- and if the Christmas street yesterday left no doubt. vember last year was 47.3 de- lege, Llncroft, and then have decorations in Red Bank and The fluctuating warm tem- grees, while the average last various "Input-output" units Freehold don't communicate peratures during November month was 51.9 degrees. misled many to believe that He said the high for Novem- the snow indicative of winter ber last year was 81 degrees was far away. on Nov. 1, and the low for No- But the weather projections vember last year was 20 de- The inside story released last night indicate grees on Nov. 27. the chance of snow tomorrow. THE WEATHER The high last month was 77 The unseasonally warm degrees on Nov. 8, and the Partly cloudy aid cold today and tomor- weather "faked out" the for- low was 28 degrees on Nov. row, becoming windy tomorrow. Complete re- sythia, which thought it was port on page 2. 23. spring and blossomed in No- Mr. Lafaye said he gauges vember. Those bushes that daily temperatures from 6 Premier opera In Big Apple 8 blossomed will not blossom in p.m. one day to 6 p.m. the Register salutes scholar-athletes of gridiron 12 the spring, according to Don- next d»y. He said the high Morrall's passes carry Dolphins past Patriots 12 ald Mohr, county agricul- yesterday was 61 degrees at 7 Ed Walsh's 'Hockey As I See If 13 atural agent. a.m., and the low was 37 de- DAILY REGISTER But some growing things re- Bridge Advice 17 grees at 6 p.m. yesterday. PHONE NUMBERS fuse to accept the cold. New Classified 14.13 For anyone who was out- Main Office S42-4MI shoots can be seen on some Comics '. 17 doors last night, however, it Toll Free (7IMM rose bushes; sweet alyssum is Contemporary Life 8, » was obvious that the temper- Toll Free JM-81N still blooming at the borders, Crossword Puzzle 17 ature dipped below 37 degrees impatiens are still blooming Editorials ( Classified Dept 542 17H after 8 p.m. in protected backyards. Entertainment, TV U Circulation Depl 542-MM Mr. Mohr said the late cold Wilbur P. Lafaye, of Long Financial II Sports Dept S42-4W4 weather will not have an ad- Branch, cooperative U.S. Make A Dale II Mlddletown Bureau (71-2231 verse affect on the peach weather observer, said the Rtfltltr itwt W »y Ctrl Ft rl» Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 4(2-2121 crop in Monmouth County. Sports 12,11 Long Branch Bureau ..222-HII Attention Realtors AFTERMATH — Police and fire officials combed The unoccupied house was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Don't miss The Daily Regis- Regular monthly meeting of the ruins of a three-story mansion on Ward Ave., Louis Peralno of Brooklyn who bought It last year, The New Jersey Repertory Boarding Bathing Trimming ter's "Annual Holiday Home the Union Beach Board Of Rumson, that burned to the ground early yes- but had not moved In. They were contacted by Theater Co. is no longer re- Purrn' Pooch, 842-4949 Buyer's Guide," Fri., Dec 12 Education will be held Tues., terday. They were seeking clues to the cause of the Rumson neighbors during the blaze which de- sponsible for debts Incurred FASHION SHOW Reserve space early. For de- Dec. 2, 8 p.m., at the Flor- fire, with police expressing some suspicion about stroyed their 28-room Victorian house overlooking by Lois McDonald of The Wed. 12 to 2. Seafarer Restau- tails call 542-4000, ask for ence Ave. Administration Its origin. But Rumson Fire Chief Charles Shay re- the Shrewsbury River, Sea Bright and the ocean. Barn. rant, Red Bank. Classified Display Building. served comment, pending further Investigation. 2 The Doily Register SHRFWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMRFR 7 Computer service Charge wife hired f^for towns is urged

(Continued) knowledge or understanding port shop owner slayers ment is now controled by the of the county's data process- The committee recom- (Continued) contend Mrs Lowitt look part been retained, although she Democrats. ing capabilities." the report mends that data used in the plaint that had been signed by in the actual shooting, she is did not identify him by name The cost of the county pro- stated. - computer operations should (apt Manning on Oct. 1 She charged with murder under First Assistant Monmouth viding computer services to "There is an apparent ab- be organized into a data base now awaits urand jury action the felony murder law which County Prosecutor Malcolm municipalities has not been sence of communication be- that would make them usable Capl Manning said Mrs holds all those involved in Carton unsuccessfully sought determined While a saving tween central data processing to all functions," (he report Lowitt'l arrest occurred planning or taking part in to have the $50,000 bail OR for municipalities is project- services and other county stated. ihortly afltr her return from such an act equally respon- Mrs Lowitt. who was still in ed, the exact figures have not agencies 4hal would encour- Gordon N. Litwin. task been computed California where she had sible as principals in the custody at that time, in- age . . . utilizing computer force, chairman, said "the been staying for some time crime Felony murder carries creased Judge Yaccanno ex- An interim report by the services." according to the heart of county adminis- Me said it was not known a mandatory penalty, upon plained that he could not committee last June urged report tration stems from efficient where Mrs Lowitt had bven conviction, of life in prison change the amount, "even the cancellation of a six-year The report states that the data processing " staying m California, but that Mrs Lowitt additionally is though I might do differ- lease for a Honeywell 1250 current county computer "It is a dramatic subject. she was believed to have been charged with aiding and abet- ently," because it already computer The matter is now structure has created dupli- For the county to keep up had been fixed by a judge of somewhere in the San Diego ting in a murder.-and con- in Superior Court cate collection and storage of with these times it musl have the Superior Court. It can area when- her daughter spiring with Davis, Williams The interim report also the same information And. a competent data processing now be increased only lives. and Mukmuk to commit mur- recommended continuing the information collected by one system," he said. through an appeal to the Ap- If authorities here had der According to police plan to consolidate the com- function of county govern- Members of the data pro- pellate Division of Superior puters now at the Hall of known where she was in Cali- sources, Mrs Lowitt alle- ment is often unknown to oth- cessing committee are Mr. Court, he said Records here and the Welfare fornia she would have been gedly arranged for her hus- er functions that could use it. Archer; George Leavy of Board offices in Tinton Falls the report states. arrested there, he added band to be murdered for a fee Capt. Manning, in response Long Branch; W.A. Pearce of at the new county Social Ser- Although authorities do not of S30.000. with $15,000 to be to questions from reporters, "These problems have re- Spring Lake Heights; Harold vices building in Freehold paid in advance and the said only that the charges sulted from the fact that the A Steiner III of Little Silver; Township. 115.000 balance after the against Mrs. Lowitt were the county has developed sepa- Lloyd Peskoe of Colts Neck; Suspect is held slaying. result of the investigation of The Social Services building rate information systems to Thomas Groux of Howell and To the best of their knowl- the shooting. He said a ring is not yet open. The county •fit each functional appli- Bernard T. Lyons of Cran- under % 100,000 now owns a Honeywell 2020 edge, the second $15,000 was found at the crime scene, AP wlrtphoto cation," according to the re- ford. FREEHOLD - Bail was never paid, the sources said which subsequently was MRS. FORD DROPS IN - Mrs. Betty Ford, wife of computer, and the report rec- set at 1100.000 yesterday for The other woman Mr. Low- traced to one of the principals the President, kneels to greet a young girl and her ommended that the consoli- Arthur Lee Tillman. 28. of itt allegedly was involved accused in the shooting, fig- father during visit today to the Temple of Heaven dation at the Social Services Fifth Ave , Asbury Park, on with is a Florida woman ured in breaking the case. in Peking. building be made to occur on ALL FAMILY charges he murdered another around 30 years old The that computer. man in Asbury Park sources said Mrs Lowitt had The computer at Brookdale Tillman is accused of fa- known about her for a consid- now serves the college's CHECKING tally shooting William Wol- erable length of time. Don't downgrade higher needs and 33 county school man, 32. of Drury Lane, .As- At a hearing in Superior districts. The report recom- bury Park, al about 8 45 p m Court yesterday, concerning mends the continuation of Wednesday outside the Pros- her bail, Mrs. Lowitt, a short those functions. pect Bar on Prospect Ave He education, Bloustein asks If the proposal for the woman with short dark hair, was arrested an hour after Brookdale computer to be wore a yellow, orange and NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - but that it would be a mistake the shooting used in conjunction with "in-. brown plaid coat. She told Su- Rutgers University President to "dignify short-term neces- put-output" units is not ac- Mr Wolman was shot perior Court Judge Thomas Kdward Bloustein contended sity by calling it a long-term cepted, the committee urged twice once in the chest and L. Yaccarino, in response to a yesterday that economic pres- ideal." nnce_ in the arm, according to the creation of a county con- question, that she did not sures should not force New State Treasurer Richard authorities. Police said Till- solidated computer center. have a lawyer as yet but was Jersey to downgrade higher Leone has suggested that man was seen leaving the All those proposals are con- in the process of acquiring education. higher education would have bar with Mr Wolman and tingent on a long-range plan. one. Her sister, seated in the Bloustein said the state uni- to absorb cuts in state fund- that, once outside, two wit The committee recommend- back of the courtroom, then versity stands ready to bear ing to prevent deficits in the nesses saw Tillman pull a gun ed that the plan be drawn up stood up and informed the its "fair share of the burden state budget and shoot Mr Wollman by a Data Processing Adviso- judge that an attorney had of a depleted state budget" Bloustein did not refer to ry Board, appointed by the Leone by name, but con- freeholders, which would con- tended that "short-term prob- sist of county and municipal lems depend on our under- administrators, and volunteer Vote results in Middletown, standing of long-term per- experts from the private com- spective." puter industry. Bloustein addressed editors Also recommended is and publishers at a public is- the reorganization of the Matawan Twp. unchanged sues forum conducted by The existing county department of Home News. FREEHOLD - Recounts The recount in the Middle- was requested by Joseph II data processing into three A New He said Rutgers might have yesterday of the vote cast in town race had been requested Otterbine, a Democrat, who units: Systems and Pro- to cut enrollments as a Free Checking Plan ... Plus the Township Committee race by the two unsuccessful Re- challenged the election of gramming, Operations and "short-term expedient" but Dr. Edward Blouslein in Middletown and the Town- publican candidates for the Thomas Powers, the only Re- Municipal Services. said the future requires ship Council race in Matawan committee — Robert publican to win election in the fectively as possible — as "While several county offi- "more higher education, not COLONIAL Township left the outcome of McEvilly and Lawrence A. contest for four open council soon as possible," he said cials indicated considerable less." the Nov. 4 elections un- Carton 3rd. seats. Mr. Otterbine trailed Bloustein said New Jersey interest and enthusiasm for Bloustein said he hopes the changed. Mr. Powers by 12 votes, with has come a long way in 10 utilizing data processing ser- next decade will afford free The victors in the Middle- Mr. Powers receiving 2,415 to years in providing space for vices in their oper- The Monmouth County public higher education to ev- town contest were Demo- 2,403 for Mr. Otterbine. its own students, but that it ations . . . (they) have little Hoard of Elections reported ery qualified person crats Richard V Kelly, who The recounts in the two lo- ranks among the last states in ' FRST NATIONAL BANK ti Superior Court Judge Louis "It is a principal we in the Drug Addiction Problem? received 7,658 votes, and Rob- cal township contests were the amount of increased fund- The all-servtcr bank that looks out for you. R Aikins that after recount- United States should seek to Call 988-8333. For Help Day or ert J. Eckert, who polled the last recounts from the ing over the past two years. ing all votes cast on voting fulfill as forcefully and ef- Night. 7,842 Mr. McEvilly finished Nov. 4 election. Last Monday machinei in the two town- third with 7,590 votes and Mr. recounts in the lith district ships there was no change in Carton was fourth with 7,488. Assembly race and in local A VERY MERRY XMAS any of the totals They said The election of Mr. Kelly contests for the Manalapan 2 arrested the petitioners abandoned FOR 1 LUCKY SHOPPER and Mr Eckert gives Demo- Township Committee and their request for a-recount of crats control of the Middle- Freehold Borough Council left $ absentee ballots after the in Ocean FREE 50 GIT town Township Committee. outcomes of those elections recount of the machine totals In the Matawan Township unchanged too although some CERTIFICATE was completed. Council race, the recount vote totals were altered. holdup try THE FIRST SO CUSTOMERS TO ENTER THE STORE OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Two WED. 10 A.M. 12-3-75 Philadelphia men were ar- ARE ELIGIBLE TO rested here last night after, an PARTICIPATE... Cioffi blasts state system attempted armed robbery at DRAWING HELD Middle brook Shopping Center and a police chase on Rt. 18. ONE HOUR AFTER 1 BROAD ST. (ROUTE 35) SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-3133 1 for Long Branch tax plight Police said Patrolman Ter- OPENING 11 A.M. rence Mclnerney heard a SHREWSBURY PLAZA YOU MUST BE PRESENT man call for help from a store (Continued) "Mr. Schuman, you're under no obligation MON. THRU FRI. K) A.M. TIL 9 A.M. SAT. 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. TO WIN... to make any comment," the attorney said. in the shopping center and time to defend property assessments during He referred to a ruling delivered by Supe- saw a man run to a car al ON SALE WED. 10 A.M. HOLIDAY SPECIAL individual hearings last month. rior Court Judge Merntt Lane Jr. last sum- 6.50 p.m. The policeman MISSES FAMOUS LABEL I'don't understand what they did either," mer restraining Long Branch officials from in- chased the vehicle south on JUST IN FRESH EVERY, EVERY SALE Mr Schuman (old the mayor terfering with the tax assessor's duties. The Rt. 35 to Rt. 66, then south on I was given one-and-a-half or two min- city is appealing the court decision which in- Rt. 18, police said. QIANA and NYLON lYERYDBEl > IN STOCK utes for each case We had to knock off 100 ap- cluded imposition of fines on the mayor and When the driver attempted peals a day. I had no time to justify my as- the city. to leave the highway via an OFF sessmeite, to explain why 1 stood on my as- The mayor later said, he wasn't trying to exit in Wall Township, he re- SHIRTS "change" the assessor "My purpose tonight is portedly lost control of the ^ SUPER TAILORED STYLES REGULAR car and was stopped by police "The method to me was astonishing." Mr. to show what potential damage was done to W Schuman said this city (by Cleminshaw). It's what I've been in pursuit. When a patrolman $/|00 20% LOW RETAIL Approximately 800 property owners here trying to say fora year and I'm practically identified himself as an offi- SIZE NONE appealed their 1974 assessments, representing considered a felon in the eyes of the court for cer, two armed men emerged HIOHER CASHIER WILL DEDUCT 7/8-17/18 IN OKOUP roughly 10 per cent of all property holders in it," he said. ' from the car, police said. One 4 YOUR 20% OFF the city Their appealed assessments were in The mayor went on to say that, because of dropped a handgun and both NAT. ADV. TO $22.00 IF PERF. NAT ADV. UP TO $36.00 addition to those values previously adjusted in the "pervasiveness" of the property value re- fled on an exit ramp, accord- stipulations by Mr. Schuman ductions, the 1976 tax rate could climb by 20 or ing to police. OVER 200 JUST IN FRESH OVER 200 JUST IN FRESH GREAT FADED DENIM At one point in the dialogue between the 30 cents. He vehemently rejected an earlier Police later arrested Glen JUNIORS VERY JUNIORS JR'S PRE-WASHED mayor* and Mr Schuman (when the mayor estimate of an eight-cent hike A. Whiting, 24, and Sidney FAMOUS MAKE BETTER BRAND said he wanted "a damned answer about the Also present at last night's meeting was Culp, 20, both of Philadelphia. POLY and RAYON BLEND DENIM hole this city has been put in"), Robert L. They were being held here for* SUPEI fc»lR I LIL1.11'. Mayor Daniel J. O'Hem of Red Bank, repre- DRESS AND CASUAL BOOT-LENGTH Mauro, city attorney, stated that, because of a senting the city in tax appeals. arraignment today on charges NYLON court order, the assessor "need not respond to Mr. O'Hem said. "A great number of tax- of holding up the unidentified KNIT any local official" presenl. shopkeeper at gunpoint in an TOPS payers complained (at the hearings) about attempted robbery. COLLARS — T-SHIRTS — SKIRTS The assessor is responsible only to the their taxes and their neighborhoods. PANTS county tax board and the state Department of "These are really not evidential in a court LOADS OF COLORS 5-13 LONG SLEEV_i_»u E jimrtSTRIPEaS —- SIZE 5-13 the Treasury," Mr. Mauro stated, adding that of law," he continued. "They're technically ir- the assessor is considered to be "sacrosanct." relevant to the assessments." Legislators $000 SOLIDS $ S-M-L $000 dim hopes 8'NONE HIGHER 6510 8 NONE HIGHER NAT. ADV. TO $20. IF PERF. NAT. ADV. TO S17.00 IF PERF. NAT. ADV. TO $18. IF PERF. Weather: Partly cloudy of fare cuts REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT OVER 300 JUST IN FRESH Partly cloudy and season- days was replaced by rain Southeast. A few rain showers (Continued) LADIES VERY FAMOUS LABEL LADIES BRIEF/BIKINI ably cold today, high in low to yesterday. lingered along the southern The fare increases that Cl CCDIAIC AD * BRUSHED FLANNEL mid 40s Mostly cloudy More than four inches of Atlantic coast. went into effect yesterday jLCCrVff EAK SIZES 5-13 •onight, low in low to mid 30s rain fell over a portion of the Skies remained cloudy were hardly felt at all by in- • BUNNY SLEEPERS • tg% ' t VIN-NGS NOW TO CHRISTMAS' RED BANK RETAIL TRADE BOARD Home Delivery by Corner •> Cenlt a week Single copy at counter IS Cents 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 llllllllllllllllllflllllMlllllllllllillllllllllllllHllllllflllllMIIIIIIIIIII Illlllll lI T» «~ A "• T| A ^^"^w ^~^% * "M Obits More testimony heard in Ucean Grove law test around 1951 or 1952. He said HIMIMIIMMtHMHIIIIIHIIIIIIUHIIMMHIIIMII' FREEHOLD - Superior plaint with the police about it court wanted before handing able to deliver the news- that he knew of had ever told Schaad said the Sunday sales (durt Judge Merrill Unc Jr only then, he said, was a down its decision papers on Sunday morning as Mr. Schaad he shouldn't de- accounted for 35 per cent of he continued these Saturday Norman k. Duvisun yesterday returned the Ocean summons issued to Mr The Supreme Court's ques- planned. Nevertheless, he liver newspapers after mid- his gross receipts each week night deliveries, which contin- ADELPHIA - Norman Urove case to the Stale Su Schaad tions pertained generally to said, he inquired of Frank night Saturday night. He also and 40 per cent of his gross ued until 1:30 a.m. or 2 a.m. Kenneth Davison, 57. of Rt preme Court after hearing ad- If the complaint had not the date and terms of sale in Henson, then business admin- confirmed that he had had profit. on Sunday, until he sold the 524. died Saturday at the Vet- ditional testimony on a news- been filed, no summons would Mr Schaad's acquistion of istrator of the Camp Meeting Sunday papers delivered to Other witnesses at the hear- business and that no one had erans Administration Hospi- paper distributor's challenge have been issued, the chief the Ocean Grove News Ser- Association and now its exec- his own home in Ocean Grove ing included Randall A. Wad- ever told him during that tal. East Orange of the community's ban on said. vie, the extent of his knowl- utive director, in January by Mr Schaad since Septem- dell Sr, of Neptune, who said time that he shouldn't be Sunday driving edge of the Sunday driving 1973, fhree months after buy- he owned the Ocean Grove there. Mr Davison was born in .ludge Lane, acting on a ber 1972. Testimony at the hearing ban and the prior existence of ing the news service, about newspaper delivery service The Ocean Grove Camp Jackson Township and was a suit filed by Mr Schaad. last Chief Cole said Sunday pa- included that of the executive the practice of Sunday morn- whether he would be able to for about 10 years, beginning Meeting Association was rep- lifelong resident of this area December ruled uncon- pers were delivered by Mr. director of the Ocean Grove ing delivery of newspapers by continue Sunday deliveries around 1947, and had started resented in the action by at- He was an Army veteran of stitutional a state law which Schaad to the police station Camp Meeting Association permits the Ocean Grove motor vehicle, and the finan- delivering newspapers on Sat- torney Alfred Clapp of New- World War II serving in Al- He said Mr Henson told although he never was and the Ocean Grove chief of (amp Meeting Association cial loss he would suffer if urday night-Sunday morning ark. geria and Italy He was him to outline his business op- present when they arrived. police that they were aware and other such organizations prohibited from making Sun- awarded the Bronze Star and eration in a letter, which he He said he was aware that Robert E. Schaad made news- to enact their own ordi- day deliveries. In the opinion the Good Conduct medal did in a letter dated Jan 15. both Mr. Schaad and his paper deliveries in the com- nances, including the ban on nf one courthouse observer, predecessor, Mr. Barnett. 1973 In a letter of Feb 16. PRESTIGE He was a member of the munity by truck in the early Sunday driving the questions appeared to be used a truck for deliveries un- 1973, he continued, Mr. Hen- Disabled American Veterans hours of Sunday morning and Ocean Grove, a section of aimed at Mr. Schaad's legal til 1 a.m. or later on Sundays KEYSTONE SAVINGS son sent his reply post in Freehold, a life mem- that neither they nor anyone Neptune Township governed standing to challenge the they knew had admonished Ocean Grove ordinance. Mr. Schaad said he general- ber of Howell Fire Company by the Ocean Grove Camp In subsequent testimony, him not to do so. ly entered and left Ocean 1. here, and a member of the Meeting Association of the Mr. Schaad, in testimony Mr Hensen said he submitted Grove by the Main Ave. gates Howell Exempt Fireman's Chief of Police Kent A. Cole Methodist Church, appealed elicited by his attorney, Mi- Mr. Schaad's letter, which ex- and that when his arrivals or Association said the ordinance prohibiting chael D. Farren of Asbury plained .deliveries continued the ruling Last month the departures occurred after driving on Sunday had never Park, told the court he pur- until about 2:15 a.m. on Sun- Surviving are his widow. State Supreme Court re- midnight on Saturday night, been enforced with regard to chased the news service in day, to the association's busi- Mrs. Doris Roe Davison of manded the matter back to the gate guard would lower KeqAtoneSaving... Mr Schaad until a Mr. and October 1972 from William ness committee. He acknowl- Freehold; a daughter. Miss Judge Lane to obtain addi- the chain at the entrance to Mrs. Denneker filed a com- Barnett for 112,000. The terms edged that in his Feb 16 is there where you are Bonnie Lou Davison of Free- tional testimony the high allow him to pass. He esti- of sale called for $850 of the reply to Mr. Schaad he hold; his mother, Mrs Gen- mated he would lose $12,300 in purchase price to be held in wished him success in his eva Davison of Howell. three gross receipts over a 10- escrow for a year so that he new business and remarked sisters, Mrs. Marjone Wilson month period if he lost his could find out if he would be on its continuation on the pat- of Howell, Mrs Annabelle Sunday delivery business.' Haviland of Freehold, and able to deliver papers Sunday tern as outlined in Mr. Mrs Joan Leutholt of Rob- morning as Mr. Barnett had. Schaad's Jan. 15 letter. He was questioned in detail bmsville, and four brothers. Mr. Schaad said. If he Mr. Henson said the busi- on this point by Judge Lane Raymond Davison of Jackson couldn't deliver on Sunday ness committee did not spe- and the figure eventually was Township, Kingsley Davison, morning, he explained, the cifically authorize deliveries reduced to a loss of $4,041 af- here, and Theodore Davison $850 would be returned to after midnight, but that nei- ter Sunday operating costs and Emest Carlton Davison him. ther he nor anyone on the were deducted and other ad- of Lakewood. Mr. Schaad said he was committee nor anyone else justments were made Mr. The C.H.T. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements Matawan Twp. authorizes Mrs. John Lambert MATAWAN - Mrs. Essie L. Lambert, 66, of 46 Johnson purchase of water utility Ave. died Sunday in Riv- erview Hospital, Red Bank. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The council also introduced partment of Transportation The Township Council last an amendment to the anti-lit- which allows the state to Mrs. Lambert was bom in night authorized township of- tering ordinance which, if erect a traffic signal at Rt. 34 County Monaghan, Ireland. ficials to execute the pur- adopted following a public and South Atlantic Ave. She lived here most of her chase agreement for the Cliff- hearing on Dec. 15. would Donald F. Guluzzy, town- life. wood Beach Water Company hold the originators of hand- ship manager, noted that the bills, flyers and other throw- She was a member of the The township and neighbor- actual installation of the sig- away advertising responsible First Presbyterian Church of ing Old Bridge (Madison) nal is six to 12 months away for littering, should the hand- Matawan, and was a record- Township are buying the because the hardware has to outs litter the township ing secretary for the church. privately-owned water utility be ordered by the state. She was also a member of the for a total purchase price of Said Councilman Hans H. church United Presbyterian "We're trying to get a tem- $1,180,000. Froehlich, chief sponsor of Women. SANTA'S AT THE MALL — Santa Clous will meet porary signal to install now, the ordinance amendment, Surviving are her husband, area youngsters dally at Monmouth Mall in Cinde- Matawan Township's share until the permanent one rella's Fantasyland Castle. The castle is part of the of the pricetage is $892,000. "This will give teeth to the comes in," he explained. John C. Lambert; a son, John ordinance that's already on H. Lambert, at home; three famous 'Walt Disney Magic Kingdom of Christ- The private utility — which Following the approval of mas' exhibit now on display at the Mall. the books. It will hold the brothers, Wesley Hazlett of serves about 1,000 customers people who cause the stuff to $7,951 in normal end-of-year Ireland, and Thomas and here and another 500 in Old be distributed responsible for budget transfers, the council Stanley Hazlett of England, Bridge — receives its water making sure their flyers don't authorized a letter to Assem- and five sisters, Mrs. Irene blyman Richard Van Wagner. supply from the municipally- litter the township." OR IF SHI SWINGS WITH THE SWINQERS Harris and Mrs. Elsie* Harris, Wayward car gives owned Matawan Township D-Monmouth, expressing the both of Ireland, and Mrs. Ed- Water System. Newspapers are excluded township's support of the leg- . ith Deaken, Mrs. Ethel from the addition to the anti- islator's bill to roll back rail ...from the very qifteo jeweler Stukey and Mrs. Eileen police a tough time The firm, however, owns tittering law. transit fares which were Borough, all of England. the hydrants and water lines Adopted for final passage hiked yesterday the state's LIN CROFT - Some people by using a brace bumper. in the Cliffwood area of the ALL MAJOR LAV The Bedle Funeral Home, was an amendment to the sal- Commuter Operating Author- A are known for going around in It came to a halt at 12:38 township. CREDIT here, is in charge of arrange- ary ordinance which estab- ity. CARDS WAV circles. p.m., police said. NOW ments. Councilman George Haus- lishes a wage scale for police Councilman Richard B.M. HONORED But a car — minus a driver The owner, Maryanne Cody mann said the township plans dispatchers. The scale starts — going around in circles? of 33 Phalanx Road, evidently Wolfe, condemned the fare in- REEDS JEWELERS Mrs. Agnes Grant to complete the actual trans- at $3.25 an hour. creases, noting that fares (or Backward, yet? left the car running, police BUDGET fer of the water company's township train users went up ACCOUNT fiM D/MWM* Slnct 1835 MATAWAN - Mrs. Agnes It happened, 'here, Sunday, said. They theorize that the The governing body also au- 60 BROAD STREET, RED BANK property "sometime this 48 per cent for rides to New- L. Grant, 81, of Essie Drive in the Acme Supermarket car slipped into gear and just thorized the execution of an 6O« COOKMAN AVE., ASBURV PARK month." ark. died Sunday in the Emery parking lot. started going around in cir- agreement with the state De- Manor Nursing Home, Madi- And it took township police, cles backwards. He added that the purchase son Township. members of the Lincroft Fire There was no damage — also would have to be ap- She was the widow of Alan and First Aid Squad, a wre- except to the car, police said proved by the state Public B. Grant cker, and State Police nearly And Ms. Cody was issued a Utilities Commission, but Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. half an hour to get things summons for leaving a car noted that the prospect of ap- Grant lived in Jamaica Es- straightened out again. unattended with the engine proval "looks good." tates, NY., before moving running. here 12 years ago. She was a Police were notified of' the Mayor Philip N. Gumbs strange occurrence shortly af- Patrolman Jerome Sullivan pointed out that the fire dis- communicant of St. Joseph's assisted in the investigation. Roman Catholic Church, Key- ter noon on Sunday. When Pa- trict tax now paid by area port, and a member of the Se- trolman Timothy Lake arrived property owners who must nior Citizens Club of Mata< at the scene <>nd *>* »« «r Lottery winners use the water facility cur- rently amounts to 24 cents per 3oitv wan. y going around in circles — TRENTON — The winning backward and unattended — $100 of assessed property val- Surviving are three daugh- number in the daily New Jer ue. ters, Mrs. Adele Lynn of he summoned a wrecker to sey Lottery yesterday was Greenwich, Conn., Mrs. Eli- the scene. 07201. Both the mayor and most nor Nesdill of Far Rockaway. Onlookers were cleared The Pick-It number was council members estimate NY., and Mrs. Harriet Nolet, from the area, and the ve- 750. The straight bet paid that this tax could be cut in with whom she lived; a sister, hicle was finally stopped $341, the box bet paid (56 50 half after the township ac- Mrs. Frederick Adame of when the wrecker pulled be- and the front or back pair quires and begins operating Mattituck, NY.; 19 grand- hind it and was able to stop it paid |34. • the water system. FIRST children, and five great- grandchildren. NATIONAL The Day Funeral Home, An: REGISTER READERS STATE BANK Keyport, is in charge of ar- rangements. Miss Dorothy Dean MATAWAN - Miss Do- rothy Dean, 79, of 159 NOW PAYS Deerfield Lane, died yes- terday at Monmouth Medical HOSPITALIZATION Center, Long Branch. MEDICAL-SURGICAL Bom in Taunton, Mass., she had lived in Red Bank for over 30 years before moving MEDICAL CARE INTEREST ON 1976 here six months ago. FOR PEOPLE She retired in 1963 as a li- brarian at Ft. Monmouth. Af- ter her retirement she was a AGES 1 to 99 CHRISTMAS CLUBS! part-time librarian for the • World Wide Coverage • Choose your own Hospital or Doctor This is the highest legal rate a complete service bank Red Bank Public Library un- • Pays in addition to other plans' • Cash paid directly to you til two years ago. is allowed to pay on Christmas Clubs... anywhere in the U.S.A. • Supplements Medicare for People 65 & older Pay each week Surviving are several cous- * • * $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 $10.00 $20.00 ins in the Taunton area. (or 50 weeks Underwritten by INTERCONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. The John E. Day Funeral You will Home, Red Bank, is in charge P.O. Box 126. Somerville, N.J 08876 • Phone (201) 469-9600 $51.25 $102.50 $153.75 $256.25 $512.50 $1,025.00 Benefits available under variom policy formt depending on your age and coverage desired. receive* of arrangements. r Miss Elizabeth Fox MAIL TO: THE REGISTER, BOX T-208 Money helps to make Christmas merry... and the more power. Additional gilts may he purchased with the interest 1 REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07701 you have the merrier it is! With First National State's that is paid. To be certain that you have all you need next NEWARK - Miss Elizabeth interest paying Christmas Club you have added spending year, open your Chtistmas Club NOW at First National State. Fox, 8t, of Ballantine Park- Without obligation please give me complete details way, died yesterday at the Ivy House Nursing Home, [] Medical-Surgical • Family Plan • Hospitalization • Individual PJan Middletown. Born in Jersey City, she I Name. had lived at the nursing home W Jtatioual Itate jftauk for the past 2ft years | Address Surviving are two sisters, I ' OFTHE JERSEY COAST Mrs. Rose Griffiths of Den- I City .State - _Zip_ -Age_ Executive OHice Third and Morns Avenues, Spring Lade, N J 07762 ^J Alw send information on extra 11 OMices Serving Spring Lake. Sea Girt. Rumson. Lakewood Berkeley Township ville, and Miss Anne Fox, 'island Heights Manchesler Township and South Toms River Occupation. benefit! for CANCER and LEUKEMIA here, and one brother, Mrml», ..I Aloysius Fox of Lincroft. (Rider RCA 31) The John E. Day Funeral lit st Jtational -State -ftancorporation Home, Red Bank, is in charge • Interesl paid on completed clubs Assets $2,300,000,000 of arrangements CLIP & MAIL COUPON TODAY! MKMHMI n»li SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 The Daily RcgtStCT 5 Middletown planners OK OUR 50th YEAR cluster zoning proposal MIDDLETOWN - The town-Lincroft Road, which no reason the two lawyers ping center property al the township's first residential de- calls for expansion of existing cannot get together before intersection of the two roads velopment under its cluster dining and bar facilities by Monday. Questions to be resolved arc roums zoning amendment received construction of a one-story Also carried until Monday proper channelization nf traf- introducing tht work-saving final approval of the Planning addition to the present club- was a site plan submitted by fic flow to and from the Hoard last night. house building New Jersey National Bank. bank's drive-in windows and KITCHEN CENTER landscaping requirement put The complex is the Ill-lot which plans a drive-in facility Some 20 objectors who live forward by the Shade Tree 10-SPEED FOOD PREPARATION MACHINE Fox Hill development planned in Middletown shopping cen- nearby insist the tail has ter at Rt 35 and New Mon Advisory Committee by Vizzoni Bros, on 121 acres started to wag the dog in that of the former Fox Hill Farms mouth Road. New Jersey National oper- the dining and bar facilities, ates 29 banking facilities in between Red Hill and Middle once an accessory use to The facility, a 3.000-squarc- town-Lincroft Roads foot one-story structure with Monmouth and Mercer Coun- Tomahawk's principal activi- ties. ty of golf, have now become several service lanes, would Dwight E. Richardson, a stand on one acre of the shop board member, commented the club's main business, so PUBLIC NOTICE that the approval marks a that the residents are faced NOTICE with a night club in their 500-week record TAKE NOTICE THAT on the ?Sih number of firsts for the town- MIDDLETOWN - Ronald day ol November I97S. the Mayor ond ship: the first major subdivi- midst. They object to noise, Council of the Borough of Atlantic B, Gruber, district general Highlands. N J . upon recommendo sion approved under the clus- lights, traffic and the erosion Mon of the Board of Adlustmenl. gront agent, Mutual Benefit Life In- ed o variance to the operation of the ter zoning amendment, result- of their property values by Zoning Ordinance to William J Ric surance, recently issued a life cardello for the premises known as ing in some 25 acres set aside such an activity in their resi- Block 101. Lot 4 on the Tai Map ol At' dential area. insurance policy for the 500th unlit Highlands! lo permit sale ol for a new school site, 13 acres waek in a row. The Daily used vehicles previously leased in con reserved for recreation and 10 Stanley Yacker of Mala necllon with such leasing business Register, in its Nov. 26 edi- Resolution ol sold Mayor ond Council set aside for conservation and wan, attorney for the objec- granting this variance is on file in the tion, incorrectly stated Mr office of the Borough Clerk 100 First flood plains, and the first tors, suggested a month ago Ave . Atlantic Highlands. N J and is Gruber issued his 500th po- avalloble for inspection. •••liter "oft pnofo project guarded by the soil that a use variance may have J LEONARD CLARK licy. Mr. Gruber has offices Borough Clerk BLEND FIRST APPEARANCE — Santa Claus made his erosion protection features of become necessary because o( on Rt. 35, Middletown Dec 1 " * • Features 10-speed Controlled Cycle blending first appearance to kick off the holiday season In the zoning ordinance. the proposed increase in din- no overblending ing and drinking at the facil- Hazlet. Santa, accompanied by the Rarltan High "It's a model for other diffi- NEED TO TALK? WE LISTEN,.. • 10 continuous speeds School band, took part in the holiday parade which cult sites," Mr. Richardson ity. • 5-cup glass container opens at both ends started at Airport Plaza at 12:30 p!m. Saturday and added. The hearing was continued GRIND wound its way along Middle Road to Middle Road because Mr. Yacker and "It's a tremendous asset for • Powerfully grinds • Includes food pusher Village, the seniors complex, then back to Raritan Chester Apy of. Red Bank, at- the township," said Abraham • Extra-large grinding hopper • Two cutting discs High School. torney for the applicant, have J Zager of Red Bank, at- MIX torney for the applicant. not yet conferred on their dif- • Mixes even the heaviest ol batters 986-24 Harvest Gold Leon Zuckerman, board ferences as directed by the board last month. • 4-ql and I' ? qt stainless steel bowls secretary, recalled the subdi- • Chrom«-plat«d beaters Recount confirms vision application was the old- A request from the appli- est in the board's files. II was cant to carry the application A LISTENING - REFERRAL - INFORMATION SERVICE until the board's Jan 5 meet- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK originally submitted in June. 741-7500 ing was rejected by « • SUN-WED FRI-SAT 1974, he said. 8 p.m.-10 p.m. Powers' election The board's final approval board, whose members sa"< 671-9*76 9 p.m.-12 mid. was given on condition access for emergency vehicles be in Matawan Twp. provided by temporary access roads to a cul-de-sac at the FREEHOLD - Yesterdays dered by Superior Court westerly end of Fox Wood SHOP ALL STORES recount of votes cast in No- Judge Louis R. Aikins. Run, an axial street in the de- vember's Matawan Township LATE this week; asbury Said Mr. Powers, who was velopment, connecting with park, red bank to 9 election confirmed the elec- legally represented by at- Red Hill Road; and to a sim- p.m.; brick town and tion of former mayor Thomas torney William Dowd, at the ilar cul-de-sac at the easterly manalapan to 9:30; J. Powers to a council seat. recount proceedings. "The end of Bradford Ter . another shore mall to 10 p.m. Mr. Powers will be the lone whole recount process at the internal street, to connect it Republican on the new coun- warehouse, where the voting with Church Lane. The tem- cil which will organize on machines are kept, took about porary access roads are to re- Jan. 1. 25 minutes. main until the township com- The township's Democratic "The recount didn't bother pletes improvements to Red Steinbach organization petitioned for a me. It was part of the course Hill Road, and will be closed exciting gifts in store recount after one of the four of things when an election is to general traffic by pillars Democratic candidates (or that close." and chains. township council, Joseph Ot- Neither Mr. Otterbine nor 1 The developer must also ob- terb up, was narrowly de- Norman Kauff, Democratic serve soil erosion control feated by Mr. Powers. municipal chairman, con- measures recommended by Twelve votes — including tested the seven absentee bal- the township engineer. seven allegedly invalid ab- lots. Both men were present Continued until an ad- sentee ballots—made up the while the recount took place. journed board session Mon- margin of victory for the Albert E. "Buddy" Allen, day was public hearing of a GOP candidate. the GOP municipal chairman site plan application by The formal recount was or- here, also was at the recount. Tomahawk Golf Club, Middle- Ocean authorizes contract for master drainage plan OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Brook flooding. It was explained by Mayor township council last night One resident, Al Fure of 39 Palaia that the additional authorized a $51,200 contract Branch Road, complained monies due to the police for the preparation of a mas- that the master plan, which stemmed from overtime and ter drainage plan. will take at least six months court time pay. The resolution calls for to prepare, "should have been Increases in costs for ser- Schoor Engineering, Inc., to initated four years ago," vice gave rise to the addition- prepare the plan, which was when he first came to the al appropriations needed for already being referred to last council for assistance. the insurance premiums, night as the possible panacea street lighting and telephone Mayor Joseph A. Palaia ad- to the township's drainage system. vised him that the township woes. Township administrator officials have been trying Councilman Stanley Benn Fenton Hudson suggested that Various temporary measures OLGA'S COORDINATED "SECRET HUG" COLLEC- said that the council has only the township allow for a to achieve relief from flood- TION MAKES YOUR UNDERWORLD MORE EXCITING. responded to the flooding "slightly" larger contingency ing problems. Left: "Secret Hug" no-seam show off shoulder bra, complaints from residents in fund in the next budget. stretch straps, tricot outside cup, polyester fiberfill In other township matters, a "piecemeal" fashion. The township also adopted lining, total smoothness inside and out. 32-36 A-B-C, a total of $51,900 in emer- "When one area hollers, we a resolution denouncing the 7.50. "Secret Hug" band top half pant or hipster style in gency appropriations was ap- go there and do something United Nations resolution de- nylon tricot, 4-7, 4.50; Not shown: full brief, 4.50; proved by the council. there. When the next area fining Zionism as a form of "Secret Hug" waistband half slip, flair styling, Antron III comes and hollers, we go The emergency appropria- racism. nylon tricot, average and fashion lengths, S-M-L, there," said the councilman. tions will provide $23,000 in Copies of the resolution are average 7.00, fashion length 8.00; "Secret Hug" flip slip He continued, "But we'll police salaries and wages; to be sent to President Gerald of anti-cling Antron III nylon, stretch lace camisole only learn how much it will $18,000 for street lighting; Ford, congressional represen- straps. 32-36, average length 23". 11.00; fashion length cost to cure Ocean Twp. of its $6,000 for insurance; and tatives and the U.S. ambassa- 25". 12.00 All in white, and nude. "Secret Hug" styling drainage problems from the $4,900 for a telephone system. dor to the United Nations. is also available in all cotton bikinis and briefs. Phone master study — then we have orders filled, call toll-free 800-392-6890, asbury park to ask you how much you're area only 774-4747. willing to pay for the cure," he told the residents in at- tendance. Last night's flooding com- plaints came from the resi- Statement Savings... dents of Branch Road, a street affected by Whalepond PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihol the following Ordlnonce wot In- troOuced and poilM llrtl reading at the meeting at the Mayor ond Council of the Borough of Ealontown held n Wednesday..November M, 1171. and wo> laid ovtr lor second and final pal soge at a moling of tokt body lo be held on Wednesday. December 17. 1975. of 1:00 p m at (he Council Chan bers of the Mayor ond Council In Hie Borouqn Hall. Brood Street. Eaton town, New Jersey, of which lime a public hearing will be held upon the tome ond all persons will be given on opportunity to be heard ORDINANCE RENAMING BROAD STREET AS BICENTENNIAL BOULEVARD FOR THE YEAR IF 74 No Jt-75 WHEREAS. l»76 hoi been declared by the President and Congreu of the for people who want to United Stales ol America oi the Blcen lennlal Year thereby celebrating our Notlon'i 200th anniversary: and. WHEREAS, the Borough of Eaton know whatb going on... town hoi qualified tor ond Is actively participating In the Bicentennial Pro- gram : and, With our no passbook account, we WHEREAS, consistent with this the Borough ol Eotontown hot established 0 B Icenlennlol Committee; and. mail you a quarterly statement WHEREAS, the Bicentennial Com mlttee os part of Its progrom has re showing al! your uested that Broad Street In the Sorough of Ealontown be renamed Bl centennial Boulevard lor the yeor If 7s Banking Activity LUIDN.AL BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Eaton Statement savings town that Broad Street InThe Borough 01 Eotontown be renamed Bicentennial automatically Boulevard commencing January I, itn, credits your BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the sold name revert bock lo Brood interest. You won't Street on January I, 1177, AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED miss a thing. that this Ordinance shall take effect upon final passage ond publication oc FRSI NATIONAL BANK cording lo law. MARJORIE L BECKER The all-urvlce bank that look s out for you. •OROUGHCLERK Dec T The Daily Register Zarb angered by Big Oil Established in 1M7H—E'ubUsbed In Thr Red Hank Rtgltfei K> J At K ANDKKSON 'i""| ' ' IHIIIMIIII I" «[fs by oil companies to in- The New Jersey Turnpike Authority, meanwhile, has de- With I.KS WHITTEN fluence congressional votes ARTHURZ KAMIN veloped an effective method WASHINGTON »n oil matters of dealing with diplomatic Federal energy car Frank President and Editor Footnote: Asked for com- traffic offenders State troop- Zarb is carefully considering ment, a spokesman for Zarb a dramatic move to break up SCENE ers give them a warning for would say only that any the first offense. Thereafter, Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor .William F. Sandford, Associate Editor the giant oil companies, request to FTC was an inter- which have a stranglehold on the troopers, though unable to minimi i • nun nal matter. An FTC spokes- arresl them, escort them off ( TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 the nation's energy man confirmed that public The cautious Zarb hasn't and transmission lines documents had been sent to the turnpike. f decided whether to make The FTC data going to Zarb the Federal Energy Adminis- A spokesman informed us It's a great season.' such a bold recommendation deals with Arco, Ashland. tration. ANDERSON that motorists from 39 coun- to President Ford, whose past Cities Service, Continental. SIMONS CANDIDACY: tries have been stopped and policies have tended to tilt to- Exxon, Getty, Gulf. Mobil. Treasury Secretary William Meanwhile, the blunt-spo- put off the turnpike. ward the oil interests. Phillips, Shell, Standard of Simon is quietly testing the ken Simon is sitting down PROTESTOR FIRED: A But a few days ago, Zarb California, Standard of In- vice presidential waters with conservative editors and federal worker is out of a job asked Federal Trade Chair- diana, Standard of Ohio, Sun. Sources close to him say he politicians, showing his face because he challenged his man Lewis Engman for data Tenneco, Texaco and other has been sending subtle sig- where it counts. elected representative, Sen to help him reach his decision firms nals to the White House that DUNNING DIPLOMATS Milton Young, R-N.D . to ex- Since Engman may soon have The concerned Zarb, him- he is available as President We recently reported that dip- plain why he supported a to rule on an antitrust case self a product of corporate Ford's running mate. lomats have been taking ad- half-billion-dollar government against eight oil companies. America, has been slow to A high Administration offi- vantage of their immunity irrigation project. he could furnish only public stand up to Big Oil. He is cial conceded that "Bill would from U.S. laws to welsh on He is Dr. Gary Pearson, a documents to assist his fellow worried, his friends say, that offer an attractive offset to debts and to ignore traffic mild-mannered, eight-year regulator. shattering the industry into Ronald Reagan." The theory violations. veteran with the Fish and He transmitted to Zarb hun- dozens of competing firms is that Simon could draw con- The story brought a new Wildlife Service. dreds of pages of research, might simply lead to in- servative support from Rea- flood of complaints to our of- On his own time, Pearson which contain stark evidence efficiency and higher costs. gan at the Republican con- fice. The Embassy of Gabon, wrote to his elected represen- of how the oil industry reach- But Zarb, according to his vention and, afterward, from for example, has left a trail tative, Senator Young, about es out to control natural gas. friends, has felt some of the George Wallace if he should of unpaid debts around Wash- a federal irrigation project shale oil, nuclear fuels, coal same frustrations that led al- run as an independent. ington, including a $2,000 called the Garrison Diversion and even geothermal energy. most half the Senate to vote Simon is also a favorite of house rental, $4,000 for lim- Unit, which agnoyed the Sen- Not only do the patricians for a bill that would fragment various women's groups, ousine rental and $6,000 for ator. Young complained to of petroleum largely, if loos- the oil industry. farm organizations and civic catering. An embassy spokes- the veterinarian's boss. Har- ely, control the production of. Like too many other honor- groups, which he has visited man said that a change of vey Nelson, that Pearson was all these fuels, they also de- able men in the Ford Admin- as a hard-sell pitchman for personnel in the accounting badgering him. termine the flow of istration, he is also appalled President Ford's economic department had caused the Then, despite "excellent" energy through the pipelines at the new revelations of pay- policies. problems. ratings, he was fired. Angola faces bleak future II11 •> IIK • ,l>l I III 111 II111 M ByJAMKS J. KILPATRHK the country, including Nova buildup of weapons in Angola, Lisboa and the major port at which has introduced great- Time is running out in Af-CONSERVATIVE Lobito. power rivalry into Africa for rica. In another few weeks, If ever a situation cried out the first time in 15 years. This unless the United States pro- for decisive action, the Ango- Soviet involvement is re- vides decisive leadership for ~~ VIEW lan situation cries out for it sented by African nations the Western world, Angola now. If the United States most of all, but the United may be lost to Communist do- i in i i were to take the lead in rec- States cannot be indifferent mination. The situation is ognizing a government at while an outside power em- bleak, but it is not beyond re- — but the CIA has been Nova -Lisboa, led by Roberto, barks upon an interventionist demption. crippled by a moralizing Sen- the Communist MPLA might KILPATRICK policy so distant from its One of the malancholy fac- ate. At one time, before de- yet be contained and de- countering with significant homeland and so removed tors is that few Americans tente, we might have con- feated. Neighboring Zaire and gestures of rapprochement to- from traditional Russian in- know much or care greatly fronted the Kremlin boldly; Zambia, struggling for eco- ward her neighbors. terests." about Angola. It lies for a but the Ford-Kissinger admin- nomic survival, doubtless Things are in flux. Angola's Cannot ignore? Cannot be thousand miles along the istration is obsessed with do would welcome such a move. fate is of critical importance. indifferent? From all surface southwest coast of Africa, an tente and would not be Roberto once was the darling The consequences of a Soviet indications, this is precisely immense land, almost as beastly to the Reds. If domes- of American liberals. Are success through Neto's MPLA what our flabby policy has Dr. Clayton's reappointment large as Britain, France and tic political considerations did they, too, so obsessed with de- demand our attention. Consid- been. The Soviet Union, toss- Spain combined. Until last not weigh so heavily, the tente that their will is paral- ing its Helsinki pledges to the Philip N. Gumbs. director of the sent more than one-half of the coun- er the worst prospect: Mo- month, it was a province of President might do what yzed? zambique gone, Angola gone, winds, is made of sterner county Board of Freeholders, says ty's population. beleaguered Portugal. Next needs to be done; but the Events are moving swiftly Southwest Africa neutralized, stuff. Behind the Kremlin's he and his colleagues on the board Dr. Clayton is a former state month, for all practical pur- President is thinking political- over the whole of southern Af- Zaire and Zambia forced to walls, detente is not the be-all are reappointing Dr. Joseph E. Clay- deputy commissioner of education, poses, it could become a vir- ly now. rica. With Portugal's col- accommodation with Marxist and the end-all. tual satellite of the Soviet Two major groups are con- ton to the board of trustees of Brook- and has served as a member of the lapse, Mozambique's long neighbors, little Malawi iso- There is a tide in the affairs Union. tending for control of Angola. eastern coastline no longer lated, Rhodesia still treated dale Community College. state Board of Education. He also of men, said Brutus, which It is a maddening spectacle The MPLA, directed by Ango- can be counted as friendly as an outcast, South Africa in- taken at the flood leads on ii» was county superintendent of schools Dr. Clayton's term on the board to watch, this disintegration stinho Neto, is supplied, water. The fall of Mozam- creasingly maligned — what fortune. The Ford adminis- armed, and financed by the expired in October, but he has con- and superintendent of schools in of Angola. They say that bique has further imperiled then? tration hesitates at the chickens come home to roost, Soviet Union; it controls the Rhodesia, which has served Instead of decisive action, tinued to serve on it in a holdover Matawan and Manasquan. Prior to thought of Soviet reaction, that, he was a teacher in county and in this grim business we capital at Luanda and a part as the cork in the bottle. we get murmuring noises. In while senators roll their pie- basis. Other trustees think highly of have a henhouse full. of central Angola. The FNLA, Within the United Nations, schools. his speech of Nov. 24 in Det- tistic eyes at the horrid CIA. him. That was made obvious two It might have been possible directed by Holden Roberto, pressures increase for UN roit, Secretary Kissinger had We are missing the tide; and weeks ago when they elected him to With such a distinguished career for the Central Intelligence is oriented toward the West; control of Southwest Africa. only this to say: "We cannot it may not return in Africa it controls most of the rest of serve as the board's vice chairman. in education, we believe Dr. Clayton Agency to avert this calamity Meanwhile, South Africa is ignore the substantial Soviet for a long, long time. has been of utmost help in getting Mr. Gumbs heads the Democrat- Brookdale to its present enviable po- ic-controlled freeholder board and it sition among institutions of learning. is natural that Democrats would His background certainly has been a want to be considered for such a decided plus in the trustees' deliber- An independent education prestige appointment. He said the llillilllimiiillliillimmiiim iiiiiini ations and decisions. By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN money if he doesn t fill out our private tunaing. we're Democratic freeholders have several We're particularly pleased that and return the enclosed forms considered conservative, al- George C. Roche is a throw- qualified people they would like to the freeholders are aware of Dr. THE LIBERAL in triplicate. though I don't like to use the back to an extinct kind of According to Roche, room, appoint to the board, but they also Clayton's service and qualifications. word." But more important is college president. You can board and tuition at HUlsdale that it goes its own indepen- didn't want to lose a trustee of Dr. It's also most heartening to hear call up the head of HUlsdale SIDE costs around $4,000 a year, dent way and, whatever its Clayton's caliber. "In a case like Mr. Gumbs say that politics College and you will not be which is a lot of money, but institutional biases, there's this," he said, "politics shouldn't shouldn't be a consideration in such shunted off into the public re- • •• IIIIII < 11111 i ii IIIIII inn i • i Him ii ii not in comparison to most pri- much to be said for that. lations department. enter into the picture." an appointment. vate colleges. Moreover, James A. Garficld, the one President Roche will come lege realized that bigger isn't since the school wasn't lured The Monmouth County chapter The NOW request deserves the American president whose as- on the phone and talk to you necessarily better sooner than into incurring a high over- sassination nobody remem- of the National Organization for freeholders' attention. In selecting just like you were calling an most. head by accepting govern- bers, did utter one memo- Women (NOW) has asked the free- future Brookdale trustees, however, ordinary, real person. Not only Some years ago, it also ment aid to build a lot of fold- von HOFFMAN rable sentence in his me- holders to appoint well qualified the board must place' qualifications that, he actually teaches a made another interesting de- erol, it is in the remarkable diocre public life and that course, a seminar in political position of being able to pay women to the board. They claim of the nominee as the most impor- cision. It decided that the or females. Roche points out was about the president of economy, "just to keep my Federal government might for 75 per cent of its expenses that the two women and seven men tant aspect, whether it is a woman that Hillsdale, founded in Williams College: "The ideal hand in," as he puts it. not be the fount from which from tuition. Most places 1844, was doing so before the college is Mark Hopkins on who serve as trustees can't accura- or a man. In the case of Dr. Clayton. Located in a tiny south all blessings flow and refused count themselves lucky if Civil War. The student body one end of a log and a student tely represent the people of the it's difficult to think of anyone who Michigan town, George to accept any financial help. they can pay half their ex- is evenly divided male-female on the other." penses from tuition. county inasmuch as women repre- would be a better choice. Roche's college has only 1,000 Roche says that when he with 3.5 percent blacks, most In the social aftermath of students. It deliberately has gets that daily effluvium of But now a threat has come of whom are scholarship stu- learning factories like UCLA not grown, preferring to keep mail from the Department of to Hillsdale. HEW has de- dents. or the New York State Uni- itself the sort of small liberal Health, Education and Wel- creed that Hillsdale is a To resist, the Board of versity system, Garfields arts institution that seems to fare, he rolls it up and chucks "recipient institution," al- Trustees has met and passed nojion that education should Help for New York exist in the American nation- it into the round Hie. HEW though it takes no govern- a resolution saying that the not be an industrial process al memory like an old Jimmy can't threaten him or Hill- ment money on the grounds President Ford's proposal to We certainly hope this plan college "will hold to its tradi- but a unique, moral transac- Stewart movie. Hillsdale Col- sdale with cutting off the that Hillsdale students, as in- provide federal loans of up to $2.3 works, in Gov. Carey's words, to tional philosophy of equal op- tion between teacher and pu- dividuals, do receive Federal billion to New York City came in "rebuild and restore confidence in portunity without dis- pil recommends itself. There student loans, veterans' ben- crimination by reason of are few enough schools en- recognition of efforts by Mayor New York City." The picture of the efits and such which make it race, religion or sex but such gaged in anything but the Abraham D. Beame and Gov. Hugh nation's largest city on the brink of possible for them to attend non-discrimination will be vol- manufacture of robots to college. Carey toward some real financial bankruptcy was a gloomy one which untary," and if that means no make one wonder what great- belt-tightening. did nothing to aid financially sound As a recipeint institution more government tuitition er good HEW thinks it will Hillsdale would have to have governments in floating bonds. help, then HUlsdale will take achieve by destroying the last HEW's affirmative action few independents. Instead of The offer is not so generous as If Congress, as is expected, ap- up the mendicant's cup and program and all the require- try to find more money for seeking out such enclaves of to start an avalanche of requests proves the Ford plan, it will serve ments that Washington im- scholarships. individualism as are left to from other ailing cities, and that is as a lesson which all municipalities poses on colleges and univer- teach them submissiveness all to the good. The federal govern- — large and small — must learn. sities. Not that the school is President Roche says, "I also, let George Roche and opposed to admitting blacks ment gets priority on loan repay- It's simply that these are tough think, in the main, because of his students sit on their log. ments and it may even earn 1 per times when governments must halt cent more than it has to pay to get spending that isn't supported by rev- the money. enues. Today in history By The Associated Press aged In Notre Dame du Lac, cumbent premier, Kakuei The Christopher Columbus Club Quebec. Tanaka. On this date in 1942, a nu- Ten years ago: The U.S. Anthony C. Migliaccio, president pressed with its plan to erect a me- Today's birthdays: Actress clear chain reaction was dem- Aircraft Carrier Enterprise of the Long Branch Board of Educa- morial to him in the city. onstrated for the first time by Julie Harris is 50 years old. launched air strikes over Actress Maggie Smith is 41. tion, has succeeded the late Rocco The club is generally associated scientists working on a secret Vietnam, becoming the first project at the University of Thought for today: No with Columbus Day parades and rec- nuclear-powered ship ever to N. Bonforte as president of the city's Chicago. amount of planning ahead Christopher Columbus Club. ognition of Italian-American contri- enter combat. will ever take the place of On this date: Five years ago: NATO de- For more than two decades, Mr. butions to our society, but it also is In 1804, Napoleon Bona- dumb luck - The Wall Street fense ministers, meeting in Journal. Bonforte headed the club which has dedicated to improving the lot of ev- parte crowned himself Em- Brussels, adopted plans to Bicentennial footnote: 200 eqyine who lives in Long Branch. peror of France. served the city as a positive and bolster military forces during hundred years ago today, In 1805, the armies of Napo- constructive force. It is quite fitting We wish the organization well in the 1970's, in vtew of a buil- early in the American Revo^ leon were victorious In the its noble goals, certain that Mr. dup of Communist Bloc lution, the Continental Con- that the club should establish a Battle of Austerlitz in what is strength. gress ordered ships to saU to scholarship award for Long Branch Migliaccio will strive to fill the lead- now Czechoslovakia. One year ago: The Japa- the Chesapeake Bay and cap- High School graduates in Mr. Bon- ership gap occasioned by Mr. Bon- 'Samehere. I've got a really great team, In 1959, 54 persons died In a 1 nese Parliament named ture or destroy all British forte's name, and we also are im- forte's untimely death. and no idea who I'm going to start. flash fire in a home for the Takeo Miki to succeed the in- vessels. SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 The Daily Register 7 Howard cites Congress' warning on fort move plan WASHINGTON - Rep the spirit of a major defense Army against surrendering DC. area. stressed that ignoring the lan- red further rumors about an "Washington area." as speci- The 235 employes of James J Howard, D-N.J . subcommittee report ap- acceptable space at a location In a long telephone conver- guage of the report could ECOM move, admitted that fied in the Congressional rr El'OM'S Combat Surveillance warned a high Army official proved by Congress. — specifically Ft. Monmouth sation wtih Maj Gen. Charles have repercussions when the the Army is dependent on the port and Target Acquisition Labs today that efforts to keep al- The report accompanied — in favor of leased space- D. Daniel Jr., special assis- Army asks for construction military construction subcom- would be the first to leave Ft "This may be the Army's ive a move of 1,600 ECOM this year's Military Construc- elsewhere. It also warns the tant to Gen. John Deane. appropriations in other areas mittee for construction appro- Monmouth. the memo says way of circumventing the lan- employes from Ft. Monmouth tion Bill which is now on the Army against relocating such commander of the Army Ma- Gen. "Daniel, whose con- priations — including any fu- The memo also provides that guage of the House report, goes against the letter and President's desk It warns the missions into the Washington, teriel Command. Mr. Howard fidential memo recently stir- ture enlargement of the Har- transferred elements be tem- but it is certain to infuriate ry Diamond Development porarily housed in a "D C members of the House Mili- Center in Adelphia. Md . site" until other facilities are tary Construction subcom where it is proposed that the made available. ECOM units be transferred mittee and particularly its chairman, Rep Robert Sykes. The 219 employes of the Klectronics Warfare division. The Adelphi labs are al- Mr Howard said of ECOM will remain at Ft ready reported to be at 95 per Mr Howard presented Rep Monmouth "pending com- cent capacity, with room for Sykes with a copy of the Dan- pletion of permanent facil- only 220 additional employes iel memo today ities. " according to the Mr. Howard said he con- "We intend to show the memo Army it would not be wise to fronted Gen. Daniel, point by Gen Daniel assured me proceed with any aspect of point, with the confidential the memo was still only a Alternative 1," said Mr How memo received by his office planning document and in no ard detailing revision of Alterna- way indicated the Army had tive 1 planning. Alternative 1 "Unfortunately we have made .a final decision," Mr CANADIAN is the Army's proposal to been through this with the Howard said. "But past ex- move ECOM military and ci- Army before You have to perience has taught me the vilian employes from Ft watch them every second " Army must be watched at ev- Monmouth to the Washington ery turn. We have to thank Area. Briefly, the Daniel memo, Traditionally smooth. dated Nov 14, directs that Ft the civilians at Ft Monmouth According to Mr Howard, Monmouth's ECOM and the who have kept a steady vigil Gen. 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She gave herself to him and the facts from Ann Landers' I he rest of her life leave her in our house alone the closets and straighten the then he dropped her Dear Ann Landers I am because I have visions of her drawers and cabinets so they Now, it seems she is about married to a wonderful man rummaging through my could bear examination by luiciii run to marry Prince Charming and wouldn't hurt him for the closets, drawers and corre- anyone I would then gather PARTY LINE RENTALS WOf MUIT) himself, and wants to know i( world. I get along reasonably spondence. all bills and private corre- it is possible (or a man to tell well with his mother and My husband says we have spondence and put them un- Complete Porty & Christmas Shop for sure whether his bride is a make every effort not to rock virgin You told her "no " the boat SANTA SUITS If the answer is "no." why. My mother-in-law feels very Bicentennial Committee pray tell, is a Japanese doc- much at home in our place, for Rent or Sale tor in California making a which I don't mind. When she sponsors homes program small fortune sewing in phony wants something, however. [largest Gag Gift Selection' UNION BEACH - The Li- plaque as a Century Home hymens made of sheep tissue she never bothers to ask She brary here on Union Ave., Mrs. Mary Evans, presi- for deflowered girls who want proceeds to search in the will be the site tomorrow at dent, will conduct a workshop ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS to present themselves as 100 kitchen cabinets, refrigerator, 9 H p.m. for a program by Ihe on "How to Research the His- per cent pure Sign me — No etc. Although 1 don't like it. I and PARTY PATTERNS in Battleground Historical So- tory of a House," using the Dummy Here keep quiet and look the other COMPLETE ENSEMBLES ciety of Tennant, and will be records available in Freehold Rtjlil.t ilolf photo Dear Dum: What Japanese way. The program is sponsored by Packaged lot Parlies CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE - Handcrafted items doctor? Never heard of him Yesterday she was going open to residents of both Haz- the Union Beach Bicentennial 0/ 50 and ovtr made by patients at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital That doesn't mean, of course, through my desk looking for a let and Keyport bicentennial Committee. Mrs. Evans has are shown by Roy Bair, occupational therapist, that he doesn't exist There paper clip. Naturally. 1 keep committees with interest in conducted several programs and Mrs. Jayne Bidgood, Middletown, chairman ot are enough wiggy ladies private correspondence and having area homes given a for the historical society NEW BOXED a Christmas Boutique featuring the items. It will around so that any scheme, bills in the desk Maybe it be conducted Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to no matter how bizarre, would was my imagination but she CHRISTMAS CARDS 4 p.m. in the Tramburg Activities Cepter at the surely have some takers. appeared to be snooping psychiatric hospital, Rt. 520, Marlboro. The Tvti- Vt PRICE cles are sold at cost and the funds returned to the CHRISTIAN BROTHERS occupational therapy account. Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary sponsors the sale and assists the staff. START YOUR NEW YE) ACADEMY PARTY PLANNING announces Special prices for Organizations, Woman's Guild Taverns A Restaurants ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS RENT ALL YOUR PARTY SUPPUES slates bazaar for Incoming freshmen • Chairs • Bars • China • Silver • Chafers RED BANK — The annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored • Tables • Glassware • Fountains • linens by the Woman's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church will be • Dance Floors • Punch Bowls • Tents conducted in the Parish Hall, White St., Thursday, 10 a.m. to SATURDAY, DEC. 6 at 9 A.M. 8 p.m. TESTING FEE 5.00 315 PLAZA 35 542-4430 Luncheon will be served from 11:30 to 1:30, and dinner, Hwy. 35, ••tontown, V, Mil. South of Orel* served by the Evening Group, from 5 to 7 p.m. payable that day 0p.n IML-M, 9 A.M. I. t ML S«t. 1 U $:3fl ML Mrs. Robert Young, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. orn HMur MOON M'4'U Paul T. Carew, treasurer and Mrs. Otis A. Gardner, cashier. Chairmen of the various booths include Mrs. Frederick Woodward, Christmas greens; Mrs. Carl Forsman, Christmas novelties; Mrs. Melvin Decker, fancy articles, aprons; Mrs. George Smith-Winnes, homemade gifts; Mrs. William French, cakes, pies, etc.; Miss Marie E. Doremus, jewelry; Mrs. If she wants to see Stars in your Eyes! George Murphy, new toys; Mrs. Henry Dreeke, nearly new clothing; Fred Parker, new and used books, and Mrs. Ray- mond Tourtillott, treasures, trifles and used toys. Mrs. Lester C. Stork and Mrs. Fred Eberhardt are in charge of publicity. Legal secretaries plan 'Day in Court' NEPTUNE - Monmouth ert A. Matthews, is intended Legal Secretaries Association to further legal secretaries' is sponsoring a "Day In knowledge of the function of Court" program featuring a the courts. ••tutor ilon photo criminal moot trial. It will Mayor Joseph M. Pepe is CHURCH BAZAAR - Decorative items made by take place Saturday at 9:30 a.m. expected to proclaim Dec. 6 members of the Woman's Guild of Trinity Episco- in the Neptune Township Mu- Legal Secretaries Day for the pal Church for the Christmas Bazaar are shown by nicipal courtroom, Springdale occasion. The program at Mrs. George Smith-Winnes, Middletown, left, and Ave. court is open to all legal sec- Mrs. Robert Young, Middletown, chairman of the County District Court Judge retaries and to the general event, which will be conducted Thursday from 10 Walter H. Gehricke, will pre- public. a.m. to 8 p.m. in Parish Hall, White St., Red Bank. side. Counsel for the trial will be law students of Seton Hall University Law School. The case will be decided by a jury which will consist of legal IN STOCK NOW secretaries and law students. The program, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Betty Schiller, Bay Head, secretary FOR THE HOLIDAYS to Superior Court Judge Rob- THE LARGEST MEETING SELECTIONS j. MEMO DRAPERIES give her Stars at her throat, AND CHARITY PROJECTS HOLMDEL - The Ladies Auxiliary of Father McGivney BEDSPREADS or bracelets for her wrist, or even rings for her finger. You can Council, Knights of Colum- see by the Stars in Bob Reussille's eyes that Bob is featuring a new bus's meeting Thursday at 8 TO DRESS UP p.m. here in St. Catherine's YOUR HOME FOR THE group of startling geometric designs for your lady's adornment. The Roman Catholic Church, will geometric description of these designs denotes the properties*of feature a program by Jose- FESTIVE SEASON phine Lang on the making of lines, angles, surfaces and solids in their relationship to one another, hospital gowns out of white cotton shirts. Donations of old and the precious and semi-precious stones that put the sparkle In her shirts are requested. Mem- For Those Chilly Nights Terrific Selection eyes too. Bob's relationship? That's been well known in Monmouth bers will wrap gifts for the DECORATOR annual K of C Columbus fam- County by jewelry fanciers for many years. If you want to be seen in ily Christmas party, which COMFORTERS the company of fine and unusual jewelry, then make a date with Bob! will be Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. here For all size beds THROW PILLOWS in the church. MANY GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN OUR MUSICAL PROGRAM LONG BRANCH - ".Favor- ite Piano Selections" by Mrs. BATH & BOUTIQUE SHOPS John W. Mount will be the • TOWELS • BOUTIQUE SETS • JEWELRY musical program at Thursday's 1 p.m. meeting of • BOXES • COMB, BRUSH & MIRROR SETS the Woman's Club of Long • WALL PLAQUES • MIRRORS Branch In the club rooms at the YMCA, Broadway. Mrs. 1 Fred B. Keller Jr., music Sin* 1886 chairman, arranged the pro- mill end SSILLES gram. Christmas gifts for Monmouth's Ltading Itmdttt children will be collected for Not lIMitttf with any othtf mill »n4 Ihop In distribution by the Public shop Itit irt I. Mikt iur« your. In KM Mill Ind THIRTY SIX BROAD STREET / RED BANK. NEW JERSEY Health Nursing Association. Shop ol> I run mend investing for them in a net progress to report. Both send their investment in- an auto accident. Added to dent). conservative growth fund like Putnam and Price Growth in- quiries to David R Sargent. the emotional shock oi this IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllll Even more so, if you have ian if there were no will — Putnam Investors or Price they are rare exceptions vest for the most pad in sol- Successful Investing, c/o this abrupt termination of an en- children by a previous mar- but a court would have to 7 Growth Or in a livelier fund among speculative funds id, conservative quality, long newspaper.) during relationship was the that, she also lost many pre- riage and your children (or show good cause to ignore like Putnam Voyager or Price One of the penalties which pull growth stocks that gener- trauma of discovering that all cious possessions for which his or hers) are living with your choice of guardian if New Horizons? D.J. speculative funds face is that ally keep their gains better she had paid half. She has her you, make a will naming your there were no supporting par- of his moderate wealth and A — It seems to me that in many of their investments when the going gets rough. own job, she is not financially ent to argue the claim. assets passed to his parents friend as "testamentary the long run you would be are in small, little-known Q — I am now retired and via the inheritance laws of devastated and she did not guardian." Make a will — if you want better off in conservative companies which utterly lack would like to invest 110,000 in their residential state want to fight his parents — To illustrate this point, say part or all of your assets to growth funds. Most specula- support in down markets a quality stock with a high J.B.'s devoted companion but it was unnecessarily your former spouse is dead or go to beneficiaries outside of tive, or "aggressive" funds as When another bear market yield. Would Western Union had never thought of making cruel long ago abandoned the child your relatives and to avoid they are sometimes called, go rolls around such as 1973-74, (NYSE), of which I already a will because he was single, If you are single, male or Say your present companion bitter confusion about your up fast in rising markets, it is they are likely to collapse. own 200 shares, be a good and because out of ignorance female, and you are living loves the child (or children). wishes. In some cases, should true. But don't forget the The end result is that they of- choice? W.M. (or apathy), none of their with someone to whom you Your companion would have you have no relatives, the down phase of the cycle ten show no net progress — A - No. Western Union is are committed, make a will. no clear legal right as guard- state itself would benefit These funds slide down the just a series of sharp ups and shared wealth was recorded much too speculative. Admit- Particularly if children are Friends and other unrelated other side of the hill with downs. in her name. J. B. was not on tedly, the stock at 15 offers a involved, make a will ana individuals who are vitally equal speed. Up or down, intimate terms with her com- One of the basic rules in generous 9.3 per cent tax-free name each other as guardian Bart Rogers important to you would not they get there faster. panion's parents. The result: receive a penny by any legal fund investing is to keep as yield, but the 11.40 dividend is J. B. did not receive one pen- of the children in each of your Both Putnam Voyager and much of your gains in up individual wills. And name a agency gets process if you died intestate not as safe as it might be. ny of his assets and, on top of (without a will). Price New Horizons have markets as possible. There The company carries a heavy been outstanding performers lies the road to riches Most Are your assets worth the debt load - 58 per cent of sales citation for many years and it is diffi- (not all) conservative growth capitalization — and is still expense of a lawyer's fees funds generally do better in RED BANK - The Bart M cult to fault these two. They spending heavily on updating (ranging from $35. to $150 for deserve high marks — but this respect. Sure, they go Rogers Agency of the Man- an uncomplicated will)? and expanding its commu- Make A Date nication system. As recently hattan Life Corporation, with Almost surely, they are — , Today — For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical as August, WU was forced to s principal offices at 43 W. although as a single, you well moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of pay 12ft per cent on some six- Front St. and branch offices may not realize the extent Middletown. Dial 6713319 year notes. That will give you Thomas S. Dudlck in Clifton, was announced as and value of your combined Industrial relations some idea of what profes- DEC 1.2.3.4 the leader in ordinary sales of assets. Do you own a car? sional lenders think of the Christmas Boutique at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. life insurance for the period Have any valuable jewelry or company. Some day the pay- Thurs., Fri., Dec 4, i from 10 a m to 4 p m in the Tram- ending in September. antiques? Have a savings ac- Profitability group joins society off from Its Telex system. burg Activities Center Bird feeders, cutting boards, The agency achieved total count or any other type of ac- "Mallgram" and domestic handwoven rugs and placemats. ceramics including new paid ordinary premiums count in a financial in- HOLMDEL - The Mon- will, be* available to conduct book written communications systems may dressed dolls, knitted and crocheted articles plants, dry for the period of $274,626.79 stitution? Life insurance? As- mouth-Ocean Industrial Rela- joint workshops with other make the shares look attrac-. arrangements will be odered fur sale and a total combined new sets accumulating under a re- tions Association (MOIRA) ASPA chapters. tive for conservative in- by Dudick DECEMBER 2 premiums of $391,486.90. The tirement plan? What about has approved affiliation with MOIRA includes 60'person- vestors sjich as you. but right total new sales exceed $22 expensive stereo or other the American Society for Per- nel and industrial relations NEW YORK - Thomas S. Monmouth Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Szostak. con- now the issue is just too spec- million of life insurance. The electronic equipment? Or per- sonnet Administration representatives from about 40 Dudick of Middletown has au- ducting, presents concert 8:30 p.m at the Carlton ulative. Theatre, Red Bank, Diane Walsh, guest artist, plays agency is headed by Bart M. haps you own or partially own (ASPA). Monmouth-Ocean business, in- thored a new book, "How to Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor Works by Rogers, general agent, and real estate? John H. Gauch, personnel dustrial and service firms. (Column readers should Improve Profitability Tschaikowsky, Mozart and Copland complete the program John E. White, associate gen- manager of Bell Laboratories The association was orga- Through More Effective Plan- While some jurisdictions ning" (John Wiley & Sons). Tickets at door H Senior Citizens and Students 12. eral agent. recognize holographic (hand- and president of MOIRA, nized on an informal basis in County bankers hear Mr. Dudick is a former Mr. Rogers was appointed written) wills and you can made the announcement. 1959 as the Monmouth Indus- president of the Planning Ex- ", DECEMBER 3 general agent for the com- buy cheap do-it-yourself Mr. Gauch said affiliation trial Relations Group, and un- Federal Reserve man ecutives Institute He re- Christmas Bazaar. St Luke's Methodist Church. pany in 1954. His office ser- forms, don't take therisk. B y with ASPA will provide mem- derwent a major expansion in LINCROFT - Bruce A. Ca- ceived his undergraduate de- Broadway & Washington St. Long Branch. 10 a m 5 p m vices the North Jersey terri- omitting any of the seemingly bers broader contact in the 1970. Its membership was sella, special representative gree at New York University Gifts, Decorations, Toys. Candy. Foods Luncheon tory and the Monmouth and ridiculous legal formalities personnel and industrial rela- open to Ocean County repre- of the New York Federal Re- and MBA at Boston Univer- served. Ocean county area. upon which lawyers insist tions community, particularly sentatives in 1972. serve Bank, discussed current sity. He is manager at Ernst Mr. Rogers resides in Mon- when drafting or executing a with professionals in the met- Mr. Gauch said MOIRA's developments in banking and Transcendental Meditation. Free Introductory Lee- mouth Beach with his family. ropolitan ASPA chapters. purpose is to further assist its Federal Reserve policy at the & Ernst. •ures on the TM program every Wed. at 8 p.m. Asbury will, you may void your entire Mr. White and his wire reside will. To illustrate: no type- He said shore area mem- members in the principles of quarterly trustees' meeting of Mr. Dudick Is also the au- Park TM Center, 731 Cookman Ave., Wed., Dec. 3, Mon- in Freehold. bers of MOIRA will also have professional personnel admin- the Monmouth County Bank- thor of "Cost Controls For In- mouth College Wilson Hall, 8 p.m. Also Asbury TM Cen- written, printed or stamped material can appear on a greater access to regional istration, industrial relations ers Association in Lincroft dustry" (Prentice-Hall) and ter Dec. 3, 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. For further information call conferences and workshops and employment manage- Richard Schmidt is presi- •Profile for Profitability" 774-6618. handwritten will; a page Bank fined missing, replaced or out of .and that new opportunities ment. dent of the association. (John Wiley). DECEMBER 4 place can void the entire will; Christmas Bazaar 4 Luncheon, Dec. 4, 10 am 6 p.m. for using change, addition or deletion, Luncheon 12:30, by reservation only 787-342! Donation not shown to have been made fl.50. Belford United Methodist Church. Church St., Bel- lie detector before you signed the will (as ford. TRENTON - First Nation- by initialing) may void a pro- al State Bancorporation, trad- vision or the entire will. Any Annual Christmas Bazaar-Trinity Episcopal Church. writing that disposes of prop- Parish Hall, White St., Red Bank, Thurs Dec 4, 10 a.m. ing as First National State erty placed after your signa- to 8 p.m. Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dinner 5-7 Bank of New Jersey, 470 18th ture also may void the will — p.m. Ave., Newark, was assessed a fine of $175 plus $25 costs in and the added provision has DECEMBER 5 the Newark Municipal Court no effect in any case. United Methodist Women of Old First U.M. Church, on Nov. 17 for having re- To clinch it, you cannot West Long Branch will hold a Christmas Boutique on De- quired an employe to take a void your will simply by writ- Direct cember 5, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the church hall. Handmade lie detector test. ing "this will is void" and sig- items, greens, baked goods, etc. Dessert served all day. Judge Golden E. Johnson ning your name. You must imposed the penalties after cancel a will with the same DECEMBER 5 and 6 hearing a complaint present- formality that you write it or Santa's Bargain basement, St. Mary's Church, Leon- ed by Deputy Attorney Gener- destroy the document. ardville Rd , New Monmouth Unusual fair featuring new al A. John Blake on behalf of You always can change a and nearly new gifts, clothing, toys, housewares Fri.. the Wage and Hour Bureau, will. So if you love your com- "Adults Only", 7:30 p.m to 9:30 p m Sat "Santa Visits", state Department of Labor panions — particularly the 10 a m. to 3 p.m. and Industry. helpless children among them Deposit Maureen Deakin Modern Dance Ensemble — Free A 1966 state law prohibits — value your property and concert, 10 Broad St., Red Bank, Dec. 5, 6, 7:30 p.m. Vol- employers from either requir- are a mingling single, pay at- untary donation to benefit Dance Company. ing or requesting lie detector tention to the laws of the so- tests as a hiring prerequisite ciety in which you live. Make A SECURE KNOT FOR SOCIAL DECEMBER 6 or as a condition for contin- a will, make it properly, and Shop with Santa, Christ Episcopal Church Bazaar, ued employment. keep it up to date. Sat., Dec. 6, 10 to 4 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church, SECURITYCHBCK RECIPIENTS! Shrewsbury. Luncheon 11:10 to 2 p.m. Pictures with San- ta. Home baked goods, stocking stuffers, trash and trea- sure, herbiary. Prizes to Include pencil sketch of Christ Local Securities Church, puff wreath and more. Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 Pre-Christmas Smorgasbord, Dec. t. Sponsored by pin yesterday from NASD Prices do not include retail mark- the Mortgage Committee of St. Mark, AME Zion Church, up, mark-down, or commission. 218 Delaware Ave., CUffwood. Tickets 13.00. CaU 566-3838, 566-1788, 56S-3736. 56M209, 264-4107, 566-M95 BANKS

"Holiday Bazaar," 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Old First Church, BID ASKED 60 Kings Hwy., Middletown. Handmade gifts and toys, Allaire State Bank 8 9 home baked breads, cakes and cookies, beautiful Christ- American Bancorp 4 5 mas decorations, plants and white elephants. Luncheon Central Jersey Bank 9% 10'^ and snacks will be served. Community State Bank 8% 10 "Christmas Bazaar," Episcopal Church Women of St. Fidelity Union Bank Corp 27 8 Andrew's Episcopal Church, Bay Ave., Highlands, from First Merchants National Bank «*i Fi|st Jersey National Bank ... 9% 10 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Christmas boutique, handmade gifts, First National Bank Toms River 13 14 home baked cake, cookies, etc. Coffee, tea and cake will Franklin State Bank 10% 11% be served. Jersej Shore Bank 18 21 Brunswick Bank & Trust 20 24 "Christmas Bazaar" sponsored by the Shrewsbury New Jersey National Corp ... 1»% 20% WHAT IS DIRECT DEPOSIT? HOW DIRECT DEPOSIT HELPS YOU! Presbyterian Church will be held in the Shrewsbury Ocean County National 16 18 School auditorium, 11-4 p.m. Featuring handmade gifts, It means the Social Security Administration • You can withdraw at your convenience anytime. People's Nat'l Bank. Lake-wood : 45 • You eliminate mail delay, theft and forgery. ceramics, plants, jewelry, cakes and pies. 6 8 will automatically forward your check each Shore National Bank • You avoid long waiting lines to cash Shrewsbury State Bank 10 12 month directly to Marine View Savings and Keyport American Legion Auxiliary Annual Christ- United Counties Trust Co 12 13'/,, it will be credited to your account on the your check. mas Bazaar, Dec. 6,10 until, to be held at American Le- United Jersey Banks of N J 9 exact same day you would normally • You receive high interest rates, while gion Post HaU, 81 West Front St. receive your payment in the mail. your money remains on deposit. Christmas Antiques Show & Sale, Sat., Dec. 6, 1975, INDUSTRIAL 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Cedar Drive School, Cedar Dr., Colts .BID ASKED For more information on a Marine View Savings' Neck, sponsored by Colts Neck Historical Society. Snack Atlantic Appliance Co.. Inc 1/16 DIRECT DEPOSIT ACCOUNT Bar. Donation: $1.00. Brockway 22% 23 simply phone 671-2400, or fill out and mail this coupon! Buck Engineering 2'_ 3_ "Christ Church Christmas Bazaar' at the Church, C R G Corporation ty 2ft Kings Hwy. Middletown 11-3 p.m Craft and gift items, Colonial Foods % 1 toys and baked goods. Free children's movies at 11:30, Detomaso •' % % 12:30 and 1:30 and visits with Santa Claus. Electronic Associates 2V. 2U, MARINE VIEW SAVINGS Electronic Assistance 1% 1% —•—!••• II 1 • 1 lif_ • ANDLOANAMOCIATIOM DECEMBER 7. 8. 9 Foodarama 4 4% Direct Deposit Department "Christmas Bazaar and Book Fair" sponsored by St. GibsonHomas 6% 7% 1184 Highway 35, Middletown, New Jersey 07748 Leo The Great Home School Association, Lin croft Books, King James Extended Care % \% Gentlemen; games, home made foods, Christmas decorations and Laird 1" Please send me more information and proper forms so that my name can be added Metallurgical International V/t many handcrafted gift items. Dec. 7, 9-5, Dec. 8, 10-4, to Marine View Savings' Direct Deposit list. Dec. 1,1M. Midland Gas »% "M Monmouth Airlines •' — Vi ¥t Monmouth Capital. 2% 3«4 DECEMBER 12, 13 MonmoulhPark M 14% Name Amahl & The Night Visitors, an operetta by Gian- Monmouth Real Estate Investment 3 4% Carlo Menotti at 8 p.m. Tickets S2 50 adults, 11.50 for stu- NJ Natural Gas "ft tyi Address dents available at the door. Come and bring your chil- PerkinElmer 24% 25 7 dren. Precision Optics % /i: City Slate Zip DECEMBER 16 Radiophone Corp n ' • . Henryk Szeryng & Eugene Fodor, violinists will per- Servomatior \}n Phone Number Spiral Metal |* 2 - form with the New Jersey Slate Orchestra, Murray US Homes . *# $ Social Security Number Glass, Music Director, Tues, 8 p.m. at the Monmouth, Uniled Telecontrol Electronics '# j» Arts Center. For tickets, call 842-9000 or 229-7716 or write . Waller Reade Organization. Inc *_ ** MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT 38 Shrewsbury Dr., Long Branch or purchase at the I WinslowTel ,:... g Jg PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 871-2400 Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank Worthuigton Chemical .»•••• "* "* Mtmlwr FSUC •_fr"^-»> <^m* -«•»• -^-»> -*••»• <^-» •^•"* The

.SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1975 Fair Haven Bicentennial Hall listed as national historic place STATE By BOB BRAM LEY building into a show place for By The Associated Press the nation's 200th birthday FAIR HAVEN - The for and a permanent historical mer Fisk Chapel, now and social center for resi- known as Bicentennial Hall dents of the borough. Picatinny to get 1,345 new jobs on its new site at 25 Cedar Ave., has been placed on the The site is being cleared un- WASHINGTON - The Army will locate its Armaments der supervision of the Shade Development Center at Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, N.J., thus National Register of Historic Places. Tree Committee, and mem- creating 1,345 additional jobs there, two legislators announced bers of the Fair Haven Gar- yesterday. Charles H. Gompert Jr . den Club plan to landscape it. This will be a tremendous boost for Picatinny and the en- chairman of the Bicentennial tire state of New Jersey," Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., and Commission announced he re- Dedication of Bicentennial Rep. Millicent Fenwick, R-N.J., said in a joint statement an- ceived notification of the en- Hall is set tentatively (or nouncing the move. try in a letter from David N Sept. 18, 1971, when the borough will have its official The federal government has suggested in recent years Poinsett, supervisor of histor- celebration of the nation's that the arsenal could be closed. Congressional representa- ic sites in the state Depart- birthday A cornerstone to be tives and other officials from Morris County have been cam- ment of Environmental Pro- added to the building's foun- paigning to save it to avoid more unemployment in the area. tection, who was in turn noti- dation will contain a list of Although 873 current jobs at the arsenal will be elimi- fied by Gary Everhardt, di- contributors to a fund [or re- nated, 2,218 will be created for a net gain of 1,345 jobs, Case rector of the National Park habilitation of the structure, and Fenwick said. They did not know whether workers in the Service. the names of members of the jobs to be eliminated would be transferred to the new jobs. The former Fisk Chapel Bicentennial Commission and The New Jersey congressional delegation is scheduled to dates back to 1882 and stood other local bicentennial mem- be briefed on the move here tomorrow at 11 a.m. for many years at Maple Ave. orabilia. and Fisk St., where it served Say Helstoski planned tax evasion one of the earliest black con- Borough officials will par- gregations in the area. Do- ticipate in the dedication, and TRENTON - The prosecutor in the trial of Robert Hel- nated to the borough by the choirs from the Roman Cath- stoski said in an opening statement yesterday that Helstoski congregation, the historic olic Church of the Nativity, conspired to evade taxes by using a check cashing scheme in building was moved at. Fisk Chapel and the his realty company. borough expense to its borough's Protestant The defense attorney blamed Helstoski's former partner present borough owned site churches will provide a musi- for the alleged crime. by Duffy Fisher, Middletown cal background. Helstoski, the brother of Rep. Henry Helstoski, D-N.J., is house mover. on trial in federal court on charges that he converted more Mr. Gompert reports funds BICENTENNIAL HALL - Fair Haven's Bicenten- King of 79 Cedar Ave., who has taken charge of are being solicited throughout than $300,000 of his firm's funds into cash for his personal use Members of the Fair Haven nial Hall, formerly the Fisk Chapel, Is being read- painting and scraping; Brooks Von Arx, Historical the borough for rehabilitation and failed to pay full taxes on the sum. The indictment was Historical Society, the Bicen- ied for a new coat of paint by volunteer workers at Society president; Councilwoman Catherine C. of Bicentennial Hall. returned by a grand jury also investigating Congressman Hel- tennial Commission and the its new site on Cedar Ave. The building has just Shafer and Charles H. Gompert Jr., Bicentennial stoski's financial affairs. Fisk Chapel congregation are "The response has been been placed on the National Register of Historic Committee chairman. Asst. U.S. Atty. Bruce I. Goldstein told the jury of seven working to transform the gratifying," he commented. Places. In foreground, fromieft, are Andrew C. women and five men that the conspirators in the scheme were Robert Helstoski, president of a firm building apartment houses in Bergen County, and two other officers of the firm, Frank Raciopi and Michael Sadin. Hazlet board acts to prevent fund deficits Decision delayed on Halpin trial By ROBIN AMSTER payroll and budget accounting to provide a smoother flow of CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, - Cape May County Judge input data and a tighter control of output data. Nathan C. Stalin reserved decision yesterday on whether for- HAZLET - The Board of Education has come up with a Mr. Konopacki said the board's year end audit costs about mer Assembly Speaker Robert J. Halpin is entitled to a new series of safeguards for eliminating problems that led to an $5,000. He said he wasn't sure exactly how much the two in- trial on his death by auto conviction. unexpected two-year accumulated budget deficit of $130,000. terim audits would cost the board, but added they won't cost Juries twice have convicted Halpin on the charge stemm- Eugene Konopacki, board administrator and secretary, more than from $1,000 to $1,200. ing from a June 1972 accident in Vineland in which two wom- also reported at the board's meeting last night that he had As (or the $130,000 deficit itself, the board hasn't yet de- en were killed. But both verdicts were overturned by the trial met yesterday with township officials to discuss the deficit. cided How to clear that up. judges. Township Committeeman Herbert J. Kupfer had called an Mrs. Kay said a decision would be made within the month Staller, who presided at the second trial in early 1974, independent audit of the board's books last week to determine and Mr. Konopacki said it would be announced in January. threw out the verdict on grounds that the evidence did not the cause of the deficit. In outlining Uie steps it's taking regarding the deficit, the warrant conviction. But eight months ago a state appeals Mr. Kupfer, along with Mayor Stephen J. Filardi, Town- board also submitted a number of facts surrounding the con- court reversed Staller and reinstated the verdict. ship Business Administrator Robert Weigand, and Donald ditions that led to the deficit, "in order to clarify to the com- Deputy State Atty. Gen. Douglas Widman argued that Bart, a Woodbridge auditor, reviewed the board's audit report munity its operation." granting Halpin a third trial would be "a manifest denial of and discussed the deficit in what Mr. Konopacki called an, Hazlet, it said, was one of 40 districts in the state and one justice" that would "shake the public's faith in the jury sys- "amicable, low key discussion." of two in the county to be a pilot district for the Planned Pro- tem." He added that the exchange was "fruitful for both sides." gram Budgeting System, the new accounting system it uses in- "I think the Township Committee gave the wrong impres- stead of the traditional line item system. Freehold Township sion of what it was seeking," Mr. Konopacki said, referring to is the other county municipality using PPBS. Water diversion hit by Paterson Mr. Kupfer's request for the Investigation. The operation of PPBS in the township included the in- 1 TRENTON - The City of Paterson objected yesterday "We don't really anticipate any other problems,' Mr. stallation of a new computer system which cost the board before the State Water Policy Supply Council to diversion of , Konopacki said, adding that the board's audit report, done by about $30,000 over a two-year period. Mr. Konopacki ex- millions of gallons of water from the Passaic River north of Seaman, Seaman and Oslislo, is public information. The firm plained that the computer could have been used with the old Herbert J. Kupfer Stephen J. Filardi the Great Falls. is also employed by the Township Committee. line item accounting system and wasn't the direct result of The city said this diversion of water to the Wanaque and Mrs. Janet Kay, board president, said Mr. Konopacki is the switch to PPBS. period a computer hardware problem was encountered in the Orandell reservoirs would deplete and possibly destroy the also scheduled to meet with township officials again to outline The board said it received $48,800 less in state aid than tape drives that intermittently caused the loss of accounting falls. for them the steps the board us taking to eliminate the prob- expected for 1974-75 and started this year with a $75,106 deficit data from its tapes." Representatives of the North Jersey District Water Sup- lems that led to the deficit. in current expanse and a $4,964 deficit in debt service from Mr. Konopacki characterized the board's PPBS system as ply Commission and the Hackensack Water Company, which The board said those steps would include: 1973-74. "a good management tool that gives you a better breakdown want the water to meet increased needs of their 1.5 million - A reduction in the number of accounts for more man- During the 1974-75 school year the board suffered a net of costs." But, he added, "When you come up with a brand customers, denied the possibility of this dire consequence at ageable control of the budget. Under the Planned Program loss of anticipated revenue of $21,713, while it also overcom- new system and you have the same personnel using it, these the same public hearing. Budgeting System, its new accounting system the board origi- mitted itself in current expense by $20,267. people can make mistakes You have to go through a shake- The hearing will continue Dec. 8. nally used 836 budget accounts. That figure has been reduced Most of the $75,106 deficit the board started with, Mr. down period." to under 300, Konopacki said, was due to the general inflationary spiral "It won't happen again," he added "the board has taken - Modification of the "Software systems" in its new elec- that led to skyrocketing fuel oil and electricity costs. the steps to see that it doesn't." IRS seizes Latin Casino liquor tronic computer, to provide tighter controls on data that is en- The board also noted that, "the start of a new data pro- Board member Maxwell Cooperman called the computer CHERRY HILL - The Internal Revenue Service has tered into the data processing system, cessing system and a new accounting system created many • foul-ups, "human errors and machine errors." seized the liquor license and several hundred cases of liquor - Provision of a monthly budget summary to board mem- problems that the board secretary's office was not equipped "There was no criminal intent," he said, adding that he from the Latin Casino, biggest night club in the Philadelphia bers showing budget totals in detail, to handle without additional training of those involved with its believed the Township Committee had hinted at that possi- area. - Authorization to the board auditor to conduct two inter- operation." bility in calling for the audit of the board's books But the seizure,, conducted partially to satisfy a $2.5 mil- im audit reports for November 30 and April 30, In addition to "During the initiation of these accounting systems the "The Township Committee asked our auditor if there had lion tax lien, was not expected to affect operations at the its year end audit, and, software (programs) had to be continually de-bugged and been any criminal intent of any kind and the answer was no," club. - Modification of procedures for handling and controlling modified to conform with PPBS," it said, and, "during this Mr Cooperman said. Dallas Gerson, president of Latin Casino Inc., said the club was operating with a license it purchased several months ago from Erlton Bowl. The seizure was the latest move in a 10-year Monmouth faculty maps new talks move battle between the casino and the IRS, which claims the ca- sino owes $2.6 million in back taxes from 1960 to 1965. A feder- al court entered a default judgement against the club. By ANN BRENOFF Mr. Richlin said that this "Let's just say we're con- around." al guide for hiring and firing still waiting to go back to the The license was picked up by the IRS and the liquor was . package was presented to the templating a number of According to Dr. Schect- Dr. Schectman said that the negotiating table," he sum- seized from a Merchantville warehouse. WEST LONG BRANCH - general membership and things," Dr. Schectman said. man, the Issues at hand which faculty presently does nol med up Although reluctant to discuss "voted down by a very large "Right now, there is absolu- have stalled the talks are have either. An IRS spokesman said the license and liquor would be The negotiations in question auctioned. what may be brewing, a majority." He did not have tely no dialogue between the 'not necessarily money" "There is just no future member of the Monmouth figures on the vote available. faculty and the board of He said that FAMCO is ask- for working at Monmouth Col- concern adjusting the third College faculty negotiating Since that vote, FAMCO trustees. It all goes through ing for an inequity adjust- lege," he said. year wage guide of a three- team last night said that claims it has contacted the the president," he added. ment fund, which would bal- Dr. Schectman accused the year cpntract. Negotiations maneuvers are being planned board several times in at- Dr. Schectman accused the ance the salaries of those board of "using the situation for next year's contract are Gross wins delay due to begin in March to bring the Board of tempts to continue negotia- board of being "absentee staff members who have been as a ruse for refusing to con- Trustees back to the negotiat- tions. landlords," saying "they with the college for longer pe- tinue negotiations. Lloyd F. Christianson, head ing table. "They (the Board of don't come to our campus. riods of time. "They (the board) have de- of the Board of Trustees on jail sentence According to Jack Richlin. Trustees) just won't meet There is just a small group of FAMCO is also seeking a clared that they've made could not be reached for com- a member of the Faculty As- with us," said Mr. Richlin. board trustees that come salary schedule and procedur- their final offer. But we're ment last night NEWARK (AP) - Former Gross' attorney James Ma- sociation of Monmouth Col- He predicted that "in the state Republican Chairman jor of Hackensack asked for a lege (FAMCO) which acts as near future, we will just have Nelson G. Gross, his jail sen- three week stay. U.S. At- the bargaining agent for ap- to influence the board and tence postponed 24 hours, was torney Jonathan L. Goldstein proximately 65 per cent of the make them aware of their re- ' to appear in court here today asked Whipple to jail Gross faculty, the talks have been sporisibilities " Little Silver council okays in a final effort to win a new immediately. The judge gave stalled since Oct. 8. While he would not specify Gross one day. trial. A that time, said Mr. Rich- exactly what plans were Gross had been ordered to Scheduled to be heard at lin, the Board of Trustee being discussed, FAMCO surrender to U.S. marshals today's hearing are Gross' as- made "what they claimed to president, Dr. Aaron Schect- yesterday but won a last min- sertions that new evidence be their final offer," a pack- man did acknowledge that road improvement funds ute reprieve from U.S. Dis- proves his innocence. age which averages a 7>4 per some teachers in the group trict Court Judge Lawrence LITTLE SILVER - Mayor Gross was convicted on cent Increase per teacher. are prepared to strike. agreed the road had to be im- That was defeated 4-2. advocated repairing the road, A. Whipple. The judge or- Charles F. Rell cast a tie- charges that he conspired to proved, members differed Councilmen John A Morten- which everyone agreed is the dered federal prosecutors and breaking vote last night to ap- aid contributors to Cahill's over the method to be used sen and Harold A. Sterner 3rd worst street in town, with Gross' lawyer to appear for a prove financing the Seaview 1969 campaign take Illegal tax and turned down an amend- voted for it, while Councilmen crushed stone and divert traf- hearing today and said, "I'll Ave. reconstruction project deductions on their donations. Robberies probed ment reducing the amount of John A. Marrah, Grandin W fic from the area by extend- sit until seven or eight tomor- with adjoining property own- improvements to be shared Schenck, William E. Trefurt ing Silverside Ave. to Syca- The new evidence allegedly row, if necessary." ers sharing part of the cost. through special assessment to and K. Edward Jacobi voted more Ave. shows that Gross had nothing Gross, 43, of Saddle River, An amendment to the ordi- adjoining property owners. against it. Restating his position, Mr. to do with fund raising during was convicted in March 1174 atMonmouthMall nance reducing from $5,000 to Francis A. Margalotti, rep- Mr. Jacobi then voted with Trefurt said, while he favored the campaign. Major said the of counseling a former legal EATONTOWN - Police dren at the time of the rob- $2,500 the maximum special resenting one of the property Mr. Steiner and Mr. Morten- the road improvement, the reason it was not available at client to lie to a grand jury here are investigating two bery. She said she was ap- assessment to property own- owners, argued that the spe- sen in support of adopting the borough was reneging on its the original trial is that it Investigating income tax vio- robberies at Monmouth Mall proached by two women in ers on the street for the im- cial assessment cost-sharing original ordinance with Mr promise not to assess owners comes from former State lations by donors to former in the past three days. their 20's who led her to be- provements failed by a 4-2 method was "illegal and ineq- Marrah, Mr. Schenck and Mr of property adjoining the Treasurer Joseph H. Gov. William T. Cahill's 1969 Yesterday, Ms. Diane Pat- lieve they were armed. She council vote. uitable" since the road im- Trefurt voting against il. street for the improvements. McCrane, who also was infcr •> campaign. terson, 208 Union Ave., Nep- told police she did not ac- The ordinance appropriates provements would not signifi- Mayor Rell cast the dead Council passed a resolution dictment and therefore could In November, the U.S. Su- tune, reported being robbed tually see a gun, however. $35,000 for the project. Ac- cantly improve adjoining land ing vote saying that the im- granting a use variance, as not speak out for Gross with- preme Court denied Gross' fi- of a pay envelope containing cording to the ordinance, or increase its value greatly. provements to Seaview Ave , recommended by the Zoning out endangering his own case. nal appeal, but he went back $350 In the parking lot outside On Sunday, two men in state aid will provide The argument was rejected. were necessary. Board of Adjustment, to the before Whipple yesterday for McCrane was convicted of Alexander's department store their 20's, one armed with a $13,826.65, while surpluses Instead, an amendment pro- Mr Schenck. as he has in Greater Red Bank Area further delays pending argu- aiding a donor to make a shortly after 3 p.m. pistol, held up the Baskin- from previous local road proj- posing to reduce the max- the past, said paving the road Jaycees to use a two-story ments (or a new trial and ar- false tax deduction, but was Ms. Patterson, who told po- Robbins store shortly after ect ordinances will provide imum special assessment pos- would create a temptation to frame house on the Storck guments for a reduction of acquitted of the conspiracy lice she Is unemployed, was 6:30 p.m. and escaped with $21,173.35. sible from $5,000 to $2,500 was speed on the improved street, property (or the group's of- sentence. charge. accompanied by her two chil- $152. While the entire council offered. an. undesirable condition. He fices and club activities. i2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975

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PAUL D'ALOIA GARY WEBER TIM TURNER CHARLES SAVRDA MIKE GIOVIA CHRIS CREEL KARL KIEBURTZ Red Bank Catholic Matawan Regional Red Bank Regional Freehold Township Rarltan Howell Kumson-Kalr Haven Scholar-Athletes combine physical, mental prowess Strange as it may seem, the brains of the football team is bele of Monmouth Regional. . years as an end on offense and a linebacker on defense. As not always the quarterback. In' fact, if this year's Monmouth TACKLES - Karl Kieburtz of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- such, he was a steadying hand on the young Golden Falcon County Scholar-Athlete team is any criterion, the brains of gional and Mike Giovia of Raritan. team which came on strong at the end of the year. 1975 were found in other positions. And for the first time in GUARDS - Sam Peluso of Neptune and Tim Turner of Gebele, who is also a baseball player, likes the outdoor the four-year history of this Daily Register exclusive, candi- Red Bank Regional. life. He is a member of the Ski Club, Model Airplane Club. dates from line positions outnumbered the.backs. BACKS - Paul D'aloia of Red Bank Catholic, James Rob- Outdoor Life Club and has qualified for "expert" from the The Daily Register selects the Scholar-Athlete team as erts of ManasqUan, Charles Savrda of Freehold Township and National Rifle Association. He is also a member-oHhe-Profes- part of its annual search fdr a-Scholar-Athlete and to honor Gary Weber of Matawan Regional. sional Association of Diving Instructors (S(;uba). those outstanding gridders who have also distinguished them- JOHN LUCASSEN A National Honor Society member, helis in the top seven per cent of his class, has high college bdards and is on the MIKEGEBELE selves in the classroom. The task has become as difficult as While Shore Regional did not have an outstanding season JIM ROBERTS Student Council. Monmouth Regional that of selecting the Big-M, All-Monmoutn County team, this year, Lucassen was a steady player in all nine games. A Manasquan which will climax this week of salutes to the area's finest. split end on offense and a safety on defense, Lucassen was a ' KARL KIEBURTZ This fourth annual Daily Register Scholar-Athlete team is Bue Devil bright spot. Injuries at quarterback limited his re- ' If the name is familiar, yes, brothex Geoff was the Schol- a prelude to the announcement of the winner of the Thorn ceiving during the last half of the year. ar-Athlete in 1973. Karl has credentials of his own. An offen- McAn Scholar-Athlete Trophy in tomorrow's paper. The play- In the classroom, Lucassen is in the top 13 per cent of his sive tackle, he filled in at center for two games for the Bull- er who will be honored tomorrow as Monmouth County's out- class and has superior college board scores. He is a member dogs and also played defense when his physical condition per- standing player and student is a member of this team. of the Varsity Club at Shore and is also a wrestler. mitted. In order to become a member of this unique and presti- MIKE GEBELE An active student, Kieburtz is editor of the yearbook, sec- gious team, the candidate must be a senior with good grades, Gebele has been a starter at Monmouth Regional for two retary of the senior class, has been in school plays, and par- class standing and high college board scores. In addition, the jin nun iiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg ticipates in the Ski Club and backpacking. He is a Rational nominee must be a top performer on the football field — a Merit Scholar Letter of Commendation winner and an Eagle leader and an asset to his team. Scout. As proof of this gridiron ability, many players on this Honorable Mention = Karl will graduate as one of the top three in his class but Scholar-Athlete team are strong candidates for the AU-Mon- The Dally Register also salutes the following athletes who will not follow Geoff to Stanford. He won early acceptance to mouth County team, the Big M which will be announced have also excelled In the classroom: Amherst. Friday. BACKS - Mike Bradley of Manalapan, John Wallace of Candidates for the Scholar-Athlete team were first nomi- Howell, Rod Hansen, Dave Humphries and Lee Davis of Key- MIKE GIOVIA nated for the Thorn McAn Trophy by their school principals, port, Joel Knickerbocker of Neptune, Tom Hennessy of St. Giovia was a tri-captain on this year's Raritan squad. He guidance counselors* and coaches. Scholastic records had to be John Vlanney, Mickey Goldln of Holmdel, Mike Gllhool of played tackle on both defense and offense and was also on all validated and forwarded to The Daily Register for consid- Itumson Fair Haven, and Kerry Dougherty of Keansburg. the specialty teams. He had 72 solo tackles during the season eration. LINEMEN - Chris Johnson, Chris Eagan and John Mac- and assisted on 66 others. Three of the players on this team are finalists for the Donald of Red Bank Catholic, Joe Diamond of Ocean Town- A member of the Honor Society, Giovia is vice president Thorn McAn Trophy. The winner will be eligible to compete ship, Charlie Bruno of Red Bank Regional, Don Kunze of Mid of the Varsity Club. He is also a weight man on the Rocket for scholarships on a national level. dletown, Steve Scoppetuolo of Red Bank Regional, Chip Kelly track and field team., JOHN LUCASSEN Here is the 1975 Scholar-Athlete squad: of Kumson Fair Haven, Mike Morley and Mike Search ef Red Giovia is in the top seven per cent of his class and with SAM PELUSO Shore Regional ENDS — John Lucassen of Shore Regional and Mike Ge- Bank Catholic. See Scholar-Athletes page 13 Neptune ...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii inn HI i iiiiiniii •••> •••i iiiiiiimiiiiiimi ••••••• i i •••••••i Illlllllllltillllllllllllllllllllllllllltll Vet Morrall Griffin bids hurls Dolphs for Heisman past Patriots number two NEW YORK (AP) - Ohio 236 times for 1,620 yards. His MIAMI (AP) - It was like season, completed 14 of 17 State's Archie Griffin, bidding record streak of gaining more 1972 all over again. There was passes for 135 yards — in- to become the first two-time than 100 yards in 31 con- ol' Earl Morrall, once again cluding a six-yard touchdown winner of the Heisman secutive regular-season calling the signals that Bob pass to Norm Bulaich — Trophy, has been told to games ended in the 1975 fi- Griese usually calls. And against the Patriots. blook a flight to New York nale when Michigan held him there were the Miami Dol- But in the third-quarter, he that would get him here in to 46 yards in 19 carries. phins, marching to victory. suffered a knee injury and time for today's announce- Griffin's main challengers "The old man got out of the had to be replaced himself ment of the 1975 Heisman are expected to be running rocking chair and did an out- "Earl came out with liga- winner, The Associated Press backs Ricky Bell of Southern standing job out there," said ment damage in the knee," learned yesterday. California, Chuck Muncie of Miami Coach Don Shula after said Shula. "I don't know if Griffin, who began his ca- California, Tony Dorset! of Morrall, directing a devas- he could have gone back in if reer as "a fat little guard" on Pittsburgh, Joe Washington of tating ball-control offense he'd had to. We'll have to a Columbus, Ohio, church Oklahoma and quarterback highlighted by his own razor- wait and see if it tightens up team and went on to become John Sciarra of UCLA. sharp passing, led the Dol- We'll regroup Wednesday. major college football's first Offensive backfield players phins to a 20-7 victory over We'll see who can play, and 5,000-yard ground gainer, is have won 38 of the previous the New England Patriots who can't and go back to the favored to succeed where 40 Heisman Trophies. last night. wars with whoever can. four others failed by captur- "If Earl's out, we'll look The 41-year-old Morrall, AP wlrtphtUs ing- a second Heisman who had been named the Na- around the league and see SACK TIME ON MONDAY NIGHT — Miami Dol- Graff, right, Is sacked by Bill Stanfleld and Don Trophy. Knicks grab tional Football League's Most who's available — but this phin Benny Malone, left, Is trapped by New Eng- Reese during last night game won by the Dolphins, The. 5-foot-9, 182-pound se- Valuable Player three years late in the season, it'll be land Patriot Sam Hunt, while Pat quarterback Neil 20-7. nior finished the regular sea- ago when he took over for hard to find anyone." son as the nation's seventh guard Beard Griese and led the team Morrall said he "wanted to leading rusher with 1,157 through most of its perfect get a ball-control game going. yards on 245 carries. But he on waivers We didn't have to throw that fell 121 yards short in his at- NEW YORK (AP) - The much. We just threw little Sooners Selmon brothers tempt to break the all-time New York Knicks of the Na- Indiana easy things to keep drives going. collegiate rushing mark of tional Basketball Association "Our backs were making 5,297 set by Howard Stevens announced yesterday they AP selection the yardage and our offensive in two years at Randolph-Ma- had acquired veteran guard line was blowing the Patriots con, a College Division Butch Beard on waivers. out. That's the kind of game an All-American family school, and two years at the The 6-foot-3 Beard, a for- as top team we like to play. The running University of Louisville. mer star at the University of game was gaining yards. My By The Associated Press NEW YOKK (AP) — Oklahoma's devastating Selmon broth- Larry Seivers of Tennessee, tackles Mark Koncar of Colorado Griffin was unavailable in Louisville, was dropped last passes weren't long ones — ers, Leroy and Dewey, completed a family sweep when they and Bob Simmons of Texas and guards Randy Johnson of Columbus but a source close week by the Cleveland Cav- but the backs were making were named to The Associated Press 1975 college football All- Georgia and Ted Smith of Ohio State. to the No. 1-ranked Ohio State aliers. Indiana's impressive sea- yards out of them." America team yesterday along with four repeaters, led by football team told The AP the The Knicks said they would son-opening romp over de- Joining the Selmons, Elrod and Cook on the defensive The victory in the nation- Ohio State's Archie Griffin. Downtown Athletic Club of not make a decision until fending national Champion front five is the biggest member of the All-American team, 6 ally-televised game gave the Leroy Selmon is a 256-pound defensive tackle while : New York, which awards the Tuesday on which player UCLA gave the Hoosiers a foot-5, 270-pound tackle Steve Niehaus of Notre Dame. near sweep of the top spot in Dolphins an 8-3 record and a Dewey is a 257-pound nose guard. Their older brother Lucius Heisman Trophy, had sug- would be dropped to make The Associated Press college one-game lead over second- was named to the All-American team in 1973. The linebackers are Greg Buttle of Penn State, Sammy gested Griffin make the flight room for Beard, who began basketball poll yesterday. place Baltimore and Buffalo The Selmon brothers are joined on the 1975 squad by Green of Florida and Ed Simonini of Texas A&M's No. 1 arrangements. his NBA career with Atlanta Their 84-84 victory over the in the American Conference teammate .limbo Elrod, a defensive end, giving Oklahoma ranked defensive unit. The defensive backs Griffin hopes to break the in the 1969-70 season. The fol- East. The Patriots fell to 3-8 Bruins Saturday night helped three positions on the defensive front five. besides Thomas are Mike Haynes of Arizona State and Chet jinx that struck four others lowing season, he was obtain- the Hoosiers to 1,116 points NewElKlMId Ill 7-7 Besides tailback Griffin, major college football's first Moeller of Navy. who won the Heisman in their ed by Cleveland in the ex- Miami 77II-» pansion draft, and had his from the 56 sports writers and Mia— Nottingham I run Yepremlon 5,000-yard ground-gainer and the 1974 Heisman Trophy win- junior seasons, a feat he ac- kick best year in the NBA. aver- broadcasters on the nation- Mlo-Bulalch 6 pots from Morroll Ye ner, other repeaters from the 1974 All-American team are cen- complished in 1974. premlan kick aging 15.4 points per game wide poll committee. ter Rik Bonness of Nebraska, defensive end Leroy Cook of The four who failed to re- Mlo-FG Yepremlon 75 NJSIAA vote: No and leading the club in assists TEAM W L Pit. Mlo- FC Yepremlon It Alabama and defensive back Pat Thqmas of Texas A&M. NF-Croaon 4 run Smith kick peat were Army's Doc Blan- I. Indlono (551 1-0 I.lit A-ol.H] Joining Griffin in the All-America backfield are a trio of EAST BRUNSWICK - Member schools soundly rejected with 456. 7. Maryland 10 B«7 chard in 1946, Doak Walker of Patriots Dolphins J Marquette 04 Til First do ami IS It West Coast players. They are quarterback John Sciarra, who a proposal to alter the dates of the high school sports seasons Southern Methodist in 1941, After the 1971-72 season, 4. Norm Carolina 14 «M Rushes-yds 71 77 47. IN at yesterday's annual meeting of the N.J. State Inter- J. UCLA *l 571 Poising yds 177 lit led UCLA to its first Rose Bowl in 10 years; running back Ohio State's Vic Janowicz in Beard was traded to Seattle, o. Louisville 1-0 4X Return yds V Ricky Bell of Southern California, who topped the nation with scholastic Athletic Association here. in 1973, he was dealt to Gold- 7. Kentucky 04 475 Ptnifi IS-374 IV1M 1951 and Navy's Roger Stau- I Tennessee II) 1-0 MS Punts 4-J» 1,875 yards and fell just six short of the major college single- The vote was 231 to J8 against the proposition. There were bach in 1964. the winners en State, and after playing 1 NotreDome 1-4 175 Fumbles toil Penally yds M season record, and running Chuck Muncia, who broke every two absentlons. two seasons with the War- 10. Cincinnati 14 771 7 SO those years were, in order, 11. Arliono 14 M* INDIVIDUAL LEADERS school rushing, all-purpose running and scoring mark in lead- The proposal was to redeslgnate the fall sports season Army's Glenn Davis, Notre riors, he was reacquired by 17. San Fronclsco 14 777 Cleveland in a trade last May 13. No. Carolina SI 14 1*1 nom ;i 55. Molone 1557, Bulolch 4-J7. ing California lo a share of the Pacific-8 Conference crown. (from beginning of practice) from Sept. 1 to Nov. it; winter, Dame's Leon Hart, Prince- 14 Alabama »4 le* Moore IK. Monday after Thanksgiving to March 15, and spring, March 16 for Dwight Davis. 15. Providence 74 113 RECEIVINC-New England. Fronds The tight end is Mike Barber of Louisiana Tech, who ton's Dick Kazmaier and II. Michlomi »4 *] 5-10, Cunnlnohom 5-50. Miami. Bulaich S- made the Little All-America team a year ago when his school to June M. Notre Dame's John Huarte. In 15 games with the Cav- I7.AWH/M 04 t» 21. Twllley I-41 II. Kama State o-i 1* PASSINC-New England. Grown IS was a member of the NCAA's College Division. In effect, passage of the proposal would have lengthened In winning the 1974 Heis- aliers this season, he had av- 1». Arliono Slate M 73 JI-0, III yards Miami. Morroll 14174. M WqtWnoton74 77 115. Strock, IM. S. The rest of the offensive line consists of wide receiver the fall sports season while shortening the winter season. man, Griffin carried the ball eraged 6.5 points. SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975The Daily Register 13 HiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintmiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiinll IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mm iniii miiiii u iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Rangers discover season < beginning to whiz on by Ill I Illlllllllllllllll I I"!" """"» Yogi Berra once said Of Bostons Fenway Park. "II gets late here early." Is it getting late early for the New York Ranged? "The Rangers are not a together team nghl now." Ex- M Blueshirt Ted Irvine said Sunday night from the Si Louis Blues' dressing room. ED "Espo (Phil Esposilo) will make them go bill he is Koin^; to need some help from the other two lines He Mlt't do il al- one." Irvine added. WALSH Funny thing about Irvine, He got into a high sticking duel with Rangers' goalie John Davidson near the mid-portion of the final period in a game won by the New Yorkers. 5-2. Davidson came to New York last summer in a deal lhal it i mi tiiiuiii MMiiiiiiuii iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii saw Irvine and two other "grinders." Jerry Butler and Beit Friday night in Kansas City and will rejoin Esposito and Vick- Wilson, depart. ers on Ihe Number One line During the mild uprising, nobody came to take Davidson's BENCH BANTER BEING CHARGED - River Plaza Charger safety the weekend. The game pitted two Pop Warner part. Several went through the motions but the unwritten'rule — Stewart said Ron dreschner appears to be more at John Daly (20) moves in to make the stop on Sa- League teams. Other defensive players for the of "don't touch our goaltender or else" doesn't apply in New home as a left defenseman rather than as a right side oper- lem Rams' Howie Clark (11) after a two-yard gain Chargers are Mike Kerwein (68), Greg Nixon (30), York. It seems only the injured Ron Harris has the moxie to ator "I don't care where he has played all his life." Stewart during the Granite Bowl game in Salem, N.H. over Pat Zullo (95) and Jim Schweppe (75). enforce when his mealticket is being rousted. snapped at^a point made by a reporter "He looks out of posi- Didn't you expect a little roughing from the Hangers was tion on the right side." the question put to Irvine? — Rangers' defenseman Dave Maloney sent back to 1'ro- • "I thought someone would run me, but all I got was a vidence yesterday Left winger Jerry Holland will also get a little pushing and shoving," came the left winger's reply Rhode Island ticket when Ciilberl mends and suits up 1 Chargers garner Granite "Just suppose you are Ted Irivni . still in a Rangers' uni- — Ron Hams in Garden Press Lounge Sunday night says form and you ran the St Louis Blues goalie, what would you he will skate every other day for a week or so before going SALEM, N.H.-The Jersey offensive unit moved the ball for nine yards and Ray coaches and parents where expect in return?" I asked. into daily sessions and scrimmage guests at the Granite State Shore Pop Warner entry in downfield again with straight Grimm and Zullo moved the "(Bob) Cassoff or (Bob) Plager all over me," he smiled — Can't hep it, but 1 think veteran defenseman Bob Para- ball to the two. Bowl Banquet in Lawrence, the Granite State Bowl here, dives and short passes to the The Rangers did show a little retaliation earlier in Ihe pe- dise could have fit in defensive corps of Rangers even for a Bowlby pushed over the fi- Mass. The Chargers players the River PlazaLincroft Ram 18-yard line, and then riod when Steve Vickers (finally) roared into Wilson when brief moment. Paradise went from Pittsburgh last week to Ryan dashed off tackle be- nal Charger score of the af- and cheerleaders were the Chargers, with a tenacious the latter was doing a number on Esposito. Washington for a draft choice. The 6.fooll inch Paradise had hind the blocking of Chris ternoon on a quarterback hosts of the Salem, team at defense led by Brian White, Referee Dave Newell, who was knocked down prior to Ihe 109 minutes in penalties last year Greg Nixon and Tim Ryan, Reynolds, Nixon and Clausen sneak. The remainder of the their homes from Friday until flareup, gave Vickers the heave-ho for being third man in ;in — By comparison the Rangers' top scoring trio are Vick- held the Salem Rams to total to score. The extra points game the frustrated Rams departure late on Sunday. altercation. ers (1018-28) Gilbert (9-16-25) and Rick Middleton (12-7-19) rushing of 64 yards and only were scored on a dive play by where again and again The Charger organization I[ Wkeis was Ihe third man in, who wati the second' • with Denis Potvin (10-22-32) Brian Trotlier (10-20-30) and Ed- 21 yards in the air arid cap- Brian Write, . stopped by the defensive unit - wHl trold Hs annual" banquet Espo didn't pick up any penalty. /-, die Westfall (1117-28) tops for the Islanders tured the game, 28-6. of Miles Silverman, Mike Ker- Sunday at 7 p.m. at Diamond In the second half defensive "I guess that's the type of call you make when you are — The Minnesota North Stars have in iheir system wing- • wein, Peter Bidgood and Rick Jim's Restaurant on Highway The Charger offense stayed end Brian White broke laying on the ice," Rangers' Coach Ron Stewart smirked. ers Terry Angel and Greg Clause (pronounced claws). Guess Lovalo. 34 in Matawan. For reserva- 1 together to score once in each through the Ram line to steal Stewart semed pleased at the move by Vickers. "This is which one had the most minutes in penalties last year" On Saturday night the Char- tions call Mrs. Linda Case, quarter and ground out 220 the ball at the Ram 33 something we need from him," Stewie pointed out "He has to — United States Olympic Team lost a "Blue Chip" player gers players, cheerleaders. banquet chairman. yards and gain 41 passing. John Lyons caught a pass start working more. Espo will be in the slot and we need two last week when defenseman Ron Wilson, the highest scorer in In the first quarter after men to feed hi n. There will be a lot of garbage (rebounds) left Eastern Hockey last year (83 points), returned to Providence Ryan recovered a Ram for him to pick up" College. Wilson was a top scorer with Olympic squad through fumble on the 42 yard line, Rutgers employs defense Stewart said Rod Gilbert will probably be ready by 25 games. the offensive unit, led by WllimilllllllllllllWIIHIIIMIIIIHIMMIMHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHUMIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII I Illllllllllllllllllllllllllll iiiiiHliiiiiiiiilllHiiiiiiiniiiitimmiiiiiiiiimiiiiim quarterback Trip Bowlby and runs by Pat Zullo and Carl Montanaro, saw Ray Grimm to blast Bentley, 100-60 slant off tackle behind tackle Cancer claims Fox NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - said. playing defense, getting turn- Tom Harris for a six-yard BALTIMORE (AP) - Nellie Fox, tobacco- "I called him yesterday, and the nurse The name of the game was Rutgers was led by guards overs and steals. And that scoring run. chewing former second baseman for the Chi- said it wasn't good," said former White Sox defense, according to Rutgers Mike Dabney and Ed Jordan, helps the offense, too." cago White Sox and the American League's pitcher Billy Pierce, a longtime teammate of The extra points were made basketball coach Tom Young. who poured in 35 first-half The Falcons, playing their most valuable player in 1950. died at Univer- Fox. "We knew It was bad, but gee whiz. I've by a pass from Dave Lynch "I was more impressed points between them. But the third game in as many nights, sity Hospital yesterday following a lengthy ill- known about it. to Chris Reynolds, and the with our defense than any- back court combinations also were virtually run off the ness. He was 47. "The docs had given up hope, but we were Chargers led, 8-0. thing else," Young said after seemed to revel in their de- court in the first half as the Fox, of St. Thomas, Pa , entered Univer- still wishing for a miracle. We roomed togeth- In the second quarter, de- the Scarlet Knights bomb fensive performances. highly touted Scarlet Knights sity Hospital in mid-October suffering from er for 11 years. We were close and our (ami- fensive linebackers Greg Nix- arded Bentley, 100-60, before "The coach is stressing de- utilized the fast break and un- widespread skin cancer. lies were close. He was a great guy. a great on and Tim Clausen smoth- a delirious home crowd at the fense more in practice. He challenged control of the Bom Jacob Nelson Fox, the 5-foot-9, 160- friend and a great player. ered a Ram punt attempt on Rutgers gym yesterday. doesn't worry about offense," backboards to break the pounder held down the White Sox' second base "I'm glad we had our old timers game this the Ram 35-yard line. Three "We haven't played that Jordan said. "Somehow he game wide open. spot for 13 years from 1950-1963 before he was year and had a chance to get together," plays later Clausen rambled well at home in the past. This got the point across to us." traded to Houston in exchange for two play- Pierce said. around the right end behind a was the most aggressive Dabney agreed. "The re- Coach Tom Young went to ers, pitcher Jim Golden and outfielder Danny Since his retirement, Fox had lived in wall of blockers to score. game since I got here," he sults are making us enjoy his bench late in the half af- ter Rutgers built a 20-point Murphy, and cash. Chambersburg, Pa., where he operated Nellie The extra point kick fell 1 advantage, but the carnage He played just one full season in the Na- Fox Bowl. short. continued. Freshmen subs Ab- tional League before retiring in 1965. He later Fox came up through the Philadelphia After an exchange of punts, Stars' ABA del Anderson and Jim Bailey coached for Houston and for the Washington Athletics farm system and then was traded to the Rams' defensive corner were particularly impressive, Nellie F»x Senators. the White Sox in October. 1«4( back Glen Trammel inter- pulling down 18 rebounds and cepted a Bowlby pass and blocking seven shots between galloped down the sidelines hopes dimmed them, although neither played for 35 yards to score. The ex- more than 15 minutes tra point attempt by the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Owner Bill Daniels announced Another Shadow Lawn Service . . . Rams was stopped by Nixon yesterday he had failed in his efforts to save the Utah Stars, Phil Sellers, regarded as and Ryan, for a 14-« halftime which will become the third American Basketball Association one of the nation's top for- score. team to fold this season unless rescued by the league. wards, was not a factor on of- ABA trustees meet today in Chicago, but Daniels said the fense. Sellers missed a few After the second half kick- chances "are very, very slim" that they will keep the team in 20-footers to start the game, off, the Rams moved the ball operation. He noted the league merely auctioned off players and finished with 10 points. only two yards in three plays NDIVIDUAL when Baltimore and San Diego folded earlier this season. He did not play after the in- I and on fourth down they were Collapse of the Stars, who won an ABA title and had win- termission. forced to punt.. Halfback Pat ning teams in all but one of their five previous seasons in Zullo returned the football to Utah, would reduce ABA membership to seven! In addition, St. Dorothea 5 the Charger 45-yard line be- the future of at least one other financially troubled ABA hind BUI Light's block The streaks to fourth team, the Virginia Squires, has been in doubt this season. ETIREMENT RED BANK - St. Do- Daniels had attempted to avert folding the team by merg- R Lions Boosters rothea's of Eatontown extend- ing it with the Spirits of St. Louis, who have not been drawing set awards fete ed its winning streak to four well. But he said talks with St. Louis officials collapsed Sun- games with a 46-21 victory MIDDLETOWN - The day night, partly due to financial considerations such as a over St. James of Red Bank, Middletown High School long-term arena lease in St. Louis and partly because he in a CYO basketball encoun- Booster Club will hold its an- could not obtain Utah participation. ter last night. ACCOUNTS nual banquet for all fall Daniels also said at a news conference he did not meet sports Friday in the cafeteria the player payroll that was due Monday. The players' con- Alex Stalfa led the way for at 7:30 p.m. tracts revert to the league, which has 10 days in which to pay St. Dorothea's with 18 points. MX DtftRRED SAVINGS PIAN All boosters and parents are them, he said. Meanwhile, Daniels said players had agreed to Tim Flaherty pumped in nine for the losers. invited. stay around for 48 hours and see what develops. Save up to 11,500 a year Scholar-Athletes on parade or 15% of your income

(Continued) student athletic director. He is vice president of the Honor So- excellent board scores, Navy is one of the colleges interested ciety, an Eagle Scout and works with the Shrewsbury Recrea- in him. He may, however, opt for a small school. tion Committee. (whichever is less) SAM piarso A solid running back who led the Caseys in scoring, An aggressive two-way guard at Neptune, Peluso is in the D'Aloia is in the top four per cent of his class. Coach Tom top 12 per cent of a class of 580. His play this year drew this Lalli calls him "outstnading in character, integrity and self- notice from coach Rich Tilton: "Sam has been a real leader discipline ... a model to all." on our team. He always hustles, accepts criticism and direc- JIM ROBERTS tion very well, and gives 100 per cent all of the time. As a Roberts is not only top-notch in the classroom, he is one pulling guard, Sam has made big blocks for us and in general of the highest scoring backs in the county this year. He splin- has been one of our few bright spots." tered nine opponents for 86 points Peluso also has high board scores and is a member of the A water sports erithusiast, he is in the National Honor So- Varsity and Art Clubs. He serves as student representative to ciety, Kiwanis Honor Society, Key Club and Student Countil. the board of education and works on the yearbook staff. A weight lifter, he is also a varsity baseball player and has TIM TURNER won board of education awards for academics. YOU PAY NO When Turner is not busy with football, he can be found on Roberts will graduate in the top three of his class at Ma^ j Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Asxocialion the Red Bank Regional swimming team and track team. A nasquan and has superior board scores. TAX until you 600 Broadway, Long Branch, N.J. 07740 devastating blocker in the Buccaneer line, he has been mainly CHARLES SAVRDA begin to draw responsible for most of the holes opened for Buc running Savrda is another player who toiled for a struggling team Att. Retirement Consultant backs. . * * this year. As an offensive halfback and defensive linebacker, funds at Turner has high college board scores and should make he has a 48-minute performer for Freehold Township who set FI»M M-nd mi- romplrir infurnuliun on Ibr nr» u« ahrllrrrd Inditidual Rclirea some college a good offensive guard or tackle. He has been a an example of leadership and sportsmanship for his younger retirement Account* Student Council representative for three years, is in the Dra- teammates. ma Club and also participates in YMCA swimming and Savrda ranks in the top four per cent of his class and also has high board scores. He is a varsity club member and has Mounting. PHONE Name CHRIS CREEL received two Shield and Key Awards for academic excellence. The center is always the unsung hero of any offense, but GARY WEBER Mr. Salmon Address Weber is one of the most devastating football players to Creel rates high praise from Howell coach Walt Edick for his Gty play this year. In addition to snapping the ball, Creel played ever come out of Monmouth County. He is also a star in the at 222-1100 or Slate . Zip Code some at middle guard for the Rebels. A first-year starter, he classroom. Weber, who made the All-County team last year mail coupon for was a member of the team for four years. as a junior, is in the top three per cent of his class and has su- complete information I _mi A member of the Honor Society, Creel is active in perior college boards. Weber is also an outstnading wrestler and won a regional church work during his spare time. 600 BROADWAY at Norwood Ave., LONG BRANCH 222-11OO Creel is in the top six per cent of his class at Howell and title last year. Despite his busy schedule, he finds time to be active in the Honor Society and yearbook committee. possesses excellent board scores. OAKHURST MWDLETOWN ENOUSHTOWN MANALAPAN PAUL D'ALOIA Although large in size, Weber is fast enough to return KEYPORT HOLMDU MIDDLEMOOK NIPTUNf CITY kickoffs and two of those went for touchdowns this year He D'Aloia, in addition to being a busy ball carrier for Red LITTLE SILVIR MARLftORO •RICK TOWN msne WAND Bank Catholic, is a busy student. Co-captain of the football has scored 112 points with one game to go. Weber is sought by team, he is also involved in baseball, indoor track and is a several large colleges. 51 Help Wanted 71. Merchandise 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 2. Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sole 4. Motorcycles 51 Help Wanted jFor i««l SLtP. NEWPOP.T - 19a 61000 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SEBR1NG TWO STROKE WS OFFICE INDUSTRIAL WAITRESSES M W - Lunch ond dm 2. Autos For Sole J. Autos For Sole mutt 1100 Lett reor quarter panel PLUS - 1977 Two door hardtop Air Needs work Call otter 3 p m ner Experience noi necessaiy Apply BABY CARRIAGE -And swing been nil Gooa transported.an (Or Call conditioning Dork metallic brown 944 4812 4150 COLLEGE STUDENTS in person. Charlie Brown II. Sycomore ?vl 1599 Ave , New Shrewsbury ofter 5pm COM 495-?4f7 wh.le vinyl Landau roof Tan interior YAMAHA Ne» tires II69S Call 739 1010 days. WAITRES5 WAITER - Experienced. BEDROOM SET - Dork mohogon CH»VS"LE"«"S~T"ATION WAG ON - J 4 R CYCLE SERVICE. INC over II. 5 pm to 7 a m shift Apply m v 1965 Reliable, excellent mechomcoi fll 1629 evenings 171 W Front St. Red Bank 8474171 Money In The Bank Twin beds, e«tro pieces EiceMent person between 6 9 p m SHORE conailion 739 9221 PLYMOUTH 1971 FURY - Power That s what you II KOve when you work condition Asking 1300 Coll 277-1*90 1975 MAICO - 450 Matacrass. never on exciting Olsten tempororv assign POINT INN. 33*0 Hwy 35. Hoitet CIRCLE CHEVROLET steering, power brakes, air condi used BLACK DIAMOND MINK CAPE - Snrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury lioning 722 5074 ments YOUTH ADVISOR Excellent condition For details, coll XI IIM 1440 671 5323 uwF ucc n Part time paid position S47-94SI between 4-9 p m AMC SPORTABOUT 191. - <0 000 1975 SUZUKI GTSSO TYPISTS. SECRETARIES. MA Temple Beth Torah, Wanamosto "RIX~1973 - Lo6o>d Musi runs excellent Radial tires MM 741 Full or port time, tor nursing home CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1973 Four" 7039 call 739-2702 lor an appointment. No iross S700 per week. 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Call 842-SW8 anytime 8425111. i600 Coll 291-2609 otter 6pm excellent benefits package selection at low prices. Mike s Gretn MGB GT - 1970 Red. lour speed Johnson's RHIouront, Hwy 35, Mid houses. 701 Shore Blvd., Keonsburg FURNITURE ANO APPLIANCES - Must be seen 40,770 miles. Asking VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 1969 77,000 dletown. 7175434. Hours 10-5 p.m. WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH miles 11395. LEVINE MOTOR CORP RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 11895 LEVINE MOTOR CORP 741 BEAUTICIAN WANTED CREDIT PROBLEMS, INSTANT CHEVY NOVA 1973 6576. 741-4576. PERSONNEL DEPT. CREDIT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. , Wanted, party who need) 100°. linonc West End, Long Bronch 3S Union St. Red Bonk ALUMINUM SIDING CALL MR GRANO J7M>II ing, wllh no money down, on a 1973 MONMOUTH VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1968 - Coll 229-3100 Local contractor has Alcoa olumium Fuel inlecflon, clean Good condition 741-27OO, Ext TOO Chevy Nova outomolic 19,too milei CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH An equal opportunity employer, M • W left over from development. 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Imme COMPANY O O with black Interior. Four speed. AM area. Musi type. Write Bookkeeping. lion, best otter. Coll after 6 p.m . <7I. rodlo. new Mlchelln tires, new Delco AM FM radio, six cylinder 1475 Call diate opening. Coll 547 3500 otter 3 MJI. LkWMd 4 BVxKM ( j S668084. I" il Box 717. Red Bonk, stating sola p.m. for Interview appointment. battery. Immaculate interior. In ex ry. cellenl running condition S1795 Call CHEVROLET VAN - 1975. Two SECRETARY — Goad skills, sleno BUY SEU, OR LOAN CAR WASH HELP - Full or port 61 Business 747 4706 after 6 p.m months old. large body, eight cylinder preferred, but not necessary. Please • rrriwinfis automatic, complete with tape deck, lime Country Sudser Cor Wash. call 842-7941 for appointment. Opportunities ON OPEL KADETTE - 1968. 30 MPG Mlddletown MUMSIJ around town. Excellent condition, radio, four speakers. 4" Insulation • IWTUY throughout. Custom paneled ond furni- SHOE SALES - Full lime year round, Wall great buy. Asking S5O0 847-4979 or 847 for children's ond women s shoe store • ilVTJWUl ture Must be seen to appreciate Coll CHARGE NURSE-RN S776 in Red Bonk oreo. Must be ex • LUGOMSt 495 1332. PEDIATRICS perlenced. Salary open Many benefits OPEL 1972 WAGON - Automatic, ro II PM TO 7 AM SHIFT No nights. Write To Box S 770. The • hwn dio, air conditioning. 25,000 miles DODGE 1949 - One ton pickup Ex Community Hospital offers career po- ft cellenl condition. Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. • (rtUSKJU tl800orbesloffer.767O59S. sition for full time experienced Charge 07701. THE "OTHER Coll 671 1123 Nurse. Excellent salary, lull benefits KillUMINH PINTO - 1971. Yellow, standard shift. FORD ECONOLINE VAN - 1963 In a professional working atmosphere SNK LLING AND SHELLING - Exciting, Profitable Franchise! MM From new business In '59 to the Call 495-9233 or 7394060 Good condition. 1600. Please apply Personnel Dept , Bay World's largest employment service, Coll 741-1870 alter 5p m shore Community Hospital, 727 N 54 Brood St., Red Bonk, N.J. 747-1121. loraest floral plant 1 glttshop PINTO 1977 - Red, two door, lour Beers SI.. Holmdel. 764 7SO0 system nationally. Write, Include speed, AM/FM, 8-trock. FORD F2S0 - 1974. With cop. slep STENOGRAPHER - Part time after your telephone number, or: 76414*9 bumper, large mirrors, AM'FM stereo CHIEF OF PARTY — Port lime Mull noons. Reply briefly experience. Cor CAU - TOll Rll - ANTTIMEfl radio. 13200. 787 7443 have experience on property work. 15 necessary. Reply to P.O. Box 271. 1-800 811-7700. Enl 825 PINTO - 1973 Worjon Automatic, new per hour with transit man. Coll ony- Deal. N.J. 07771. lires 78.000 miles, like new. SI9S0. 847 TOYOTA - Pickup, wllh COP. 1973 FLOWER WORLD, INC. 5134. Yellow. Four speed, real shorp. Fi SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex- PHONE 776-8900 none ing available 36,135 miles Asking CLERK TYPIST — Five days per perienced. 3 to 11 ond I to 4 shifts fnndlise DMsiM - Deft, m }S Stet. Hwy 15 Hoyhne LINCOLN CENTER PINTO - 1974. Four speed, deluxe VT 17495 LEVINE MOTOR CORP 741 week. 9 5 p m Slenb desirable, but not Long term. Full or part time. 741-4700. 75 El* »»»•• NY 6576. nyl root Mlchelln tires. 77 mpg. rodio. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SER reor window defroster, tape player Community Center, 144 W. Bergen PI . VICE - Experience Shifts 3 7, 711 63. Money to Loan ] 63. Money lo Loan Original owner. $1875 922-1464 atler 4 Motorcycles Red Bank. N J 07701 (47-5410. ond weekends. Call 727-5000. 6 30 p.m. DELIVERY PERSON WANTED - PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 1973 - HONDA 1974 I25CB - 1500 miles Ask Must have own cor. Apply In person. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Ex —_ Automatic console, buckets, yellow. ing 1550. Lulgl s Famous Pino. 477 Middle Rd . perlence preferred. No selling in- Call 787-1445 volved. Hours 10-3 p.m. Possibility of NOW OFFERS 318 engine Besl offer 566 9320 or 583 Hailet. after 4 p.m. working at home. 671-4773. 1 STRETCH PAYMENTS 3771. HONDA 750 - 1972 Excellent condi DELIVERY SERVICE - Port lime TELEPHONE WORKERS - Work PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1965 lion. 11400 Must sell Must hovt own car. Ocean Township Call 7873732 area Call after 4 p.m., 774-1733. from home, no selling, we train. Mala 1295 wan Hailet-Middletown area 315-4195. Call 787-6579 INDIAN CHIEF 1948- I70OCC DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cholrslde 4691197. PLYMOUTH — 1969 Fury III. Two 1700 Experienced In four handed Dentistry door hardtop automatic air condi 291 9147 Good working conditions. Poid accord TELLER ^BORROW MORE MONEY! TAKE MORE TIME TO REPAY'" tionlng, power brakes and steering, vi SUZUKI 1974 - IB5XL rood ond dirl Ing to ability. Call 547 4433 between 10 Growing financial house seeks individ a.m.-17 noon only. nyl roof. Good condition, 1700 Coll bike Purchased new May. 1975 Ex ual with commercial banking ex- LOANS FROM $5OO "' S25/OOO AND MORE 4»5 9233 or 739-0060 cellent condition. 747-4977 after 5 p.m DENTAL ASSISTANT - No ex perience. Convenient shore area loco 3\^ perlence needed. Evenings ond all day CHOOSE THE LOWEST POSSIBLE MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. 2: Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Wed 787-0959. .Al EMPLOYMENT DISHWASHER - Port time wtck 320 Brood St. 7412222 Red Bonk NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY ALL INFORMATION IV PHONE lull ortl quick mil xftir four lean II ipprovtd ends. Mult also do general kitchen THE HARBOR COMMISSION - Ol cleonlng. 291-0533 before S p.m. the Borough ot Atlantic Highlondi. EARN EXTRA MONEY FOR N ) , will accept resumes for the posi CHRISTMAS - We »uppjy oil. you tion ot Harbormaster M/W at the Hor THE MONEY STORE sell to your customer!. Wrealhi, grave Dor Olllce. Simon Lake Dr.. Atlantic MODERN ACCEPTANCE CORP. blankets, Christmas trees and other Highlands. N.J.. during the hours ot 9 materials. Phone tor appointment, am. and 4:30 p.m. dally. The deadline 1673 Route St West, ___ tor receipt ot these resumes will be 1AAA Bongorione Nursery, 547-0711. December 31, 1975. The Harbor Com- Brick Town, N.J. 087Z3 458-1000 75 VOLVOS^ EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON - mission ol the Borough ol Atlantic For Christmas. Apply Surray Luggoge. Highlands Is an Equol Opportunity ROYAL AMERICAN INVESTMENT CORP. 125 Brood St., Red Bonk, or Monmouth Employer. 1976 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COUPE Moll, Eaton town 499Einston Road <%r« KAJkA WAITER-WAITRESS - Port time P.rlin, N.J. 08859 251-5000 UP TO )m $400: CASH REBATE; I GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER - Ex nights. Tray service experience re perlenced. tor private gorboge com quired. Atlantic Highionds oreo 791 Mini Mill opp. Sayrtwood Shopping Ctntir $ pony Call 764-4404. 0533 before S p.m. •SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS! GIKL/GUV FRIDAY FOR ONIY 7897 Mon.-Fri., 9-5 p.m. SHOREMOTORS Coll 847 3100 HAIRDRESSER WANTED MFG LIST PRICE $9506.00 Manager-operator licensed VOLVO - TRIUMPH Coll 191-0732 CLASSIFIED HEAD NURSE - 8-4 p.m. Gorden Slate Manor Nursing Home Call 764- With the following equipment at no extra cost: 5 Year — 50,000 Mile Warranty 3587 between 9-3 p m HEAD TEACHER DIRECTOR - Pre school program. Full or port time Hwy. 35 Manasquan 528-7500 N J Nursery School Certlllcole re quired, plus two years experience. Sal- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ary negotiable. For further Inlormo- • Auto. Temp Air Conditioner • Solid Stato Ign tlan. write to Red Bonk Community Center, 144 w Bergen PI.. Red Bank, ADAftYGUM • Mad-Shift Transmission • Power Windows N.J. 07701. 6. Auto Rent/Lease 6. Auto Rent/Lease HOSTESS M/W - Evenings ond week OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NODS • WSW StMl-Mttd Radial Tins • Power Steering ends. Experience preferred Apply in person, 6-9 p.m.. Snore Point Inn. 3360 • 6-Way Power Bench Stats • Cartitr Digital Hwy 35. Hailet. ELECTRONIC - Repair ond sales PAINTING ANO DECORATING INVENTORY CLERK - And cuslam sold, rented, rpolrcn. Serplco s. 101 center. For stereo decks outo home Carl B. Jones Fully Insured • Power Brakes-Front Disc • Spare Tire Lock er service. Experienced only. Furni- Monmouth St.. Red Bonk. 747-O48V marine. Progressive Services Inc.. 82 For free estimates call 22O-M3I NO MILEAGE ture background preferred, but not Oceanport Ave . Little Silver. 747-U4J necessary 40 hours. Very oclive of- PAINTING - Paperhonglng. cor ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS GENERAL CONTRACTING - Addi- pentry, all home Improvements. Reo • AM Radio I Power Anttnna • L/H Remote Mirr lice Contocl Arthur Lasky \ Corrloge Porch Enclosures. Ponellng. House, ond Elhon Allen Gallery. 671 tions, remodeling, roofing ond siding sonoble rotes. Free estimates 717- Call M. J. Ol NVIIIO. 892-4873 30 years experience. Work guaranteed. 6193. 6000. No |ob too big or too small Call 747 • Auto, Parking Brake Release • Cornering Lamps ADDITIONS — Alterations, lire PLUMBING AND HEATING CHARGE places, aluminum siding, ceramic Hie, 9460. We specialize In commercial ollera- • Auto, Seat lack Release • Tinted Glass Co Laboratory Technicians pointing. 477-U6I. mini HAULING — Clean yords. ottlcs and tlons, restaurants ond Industrial hot Hospital experience 3-11 p.m.. Sat. ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ce basements, painting ond moving turn! water heaters, dlshwothert. wosh- • Coolant Recovery System • Visor Vanity Mi ond Suns, only 117 a.m. lull time Ap- ramie tile. Complete line ot remodel lure. Very reasonable rales. 74I17S4. ers/dryers, Icemokcrs. garboae dis- ply South Amboy Memorial Hospital. ing. Coll Rich Malmberg. 787-354? posals and sewer Installations fte-plp 540 Bordenlown Ave.. South Amboy, Serving Monmouth Cautllyli KBCS J ft A PAINTING CO. - Quollty work Ing ond Board ot Health violations • Bumper Guards I Rub Strips Rent a 1976 771 1000. Exl. J67. Personnel Deport monshlp. Interior, exterior. Emergency Service. 787-1608. 4rS-0ISt ALTERATIONS - Additions, home Coll 171-MM or 2VS-2721 menl. Improvements, ccarpentry, roofing, QUALITY UPHOLSTERY — Slipco- LADIES/MEN — Work ot home on the electric, plumbing KITCHEN DREAM MODELS - New vers ond draperies. Your material or phone. Eorn up to MS to JSO pet week custom cabinets or will resurtoce the ours. J ft B Decorators, 747-9116. 1 MERCURY old ones. New counter tops, three-year servicing our customers I7O-JO00 ROOFING AND SIDING Free esti- ANTIQUE CLOCKS - Watches, tine guarantee. Many colors ond slyles mates Olson Roofing ft swing Co Call LEAD SINGER WANTED - To sing iry prlcti. Free eitimole* Imur lewelry expertly repaired Dan Pons f octory prices. Fre ' 775-0705 Evenings 747-5616 Esl 1903 In Country and Blue Grass Band EM Jeweler!, fn River Rd.. Fair Haven ed 727-6162 anytime perlence necessary. Mole or Female UHW. C(ill 741 W94. after 6 p.m LAWN AND TREE SERVICE — Ughl — FREIGHT, DEALER PREPARATION INCLUDED CANVAS SEWING AND REPAIRS - SNOW LET'S MAKE A DEAL! -"*You an- hauling In oft season Beaver Tree and 14.95 a day. Boat owners, comptrs. Ten' Lawn Service. Call 842-7741 or 142 MV Fee and Sales Tax Not Included. swer Ihls ad, ond I will send you de and screens. Call 7M-M77 tails on on opportunity lor high income 4618. PLOWING PLUS cosh bonuses and fringe ben CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks Commtrclol and Reildentlol 747-S400 681 Shrewsbury Ave. eflts. We need on Individual In the small and medium slied lobs Com Shrewsbury area NOW! Commission plete Interior remodeling service. Pon- LAWN MOWERS Write C. F. Pole. Prev. Teios Refl ellng. Kilchen coblnels. room oddl- CALL nery Corp.. Box 711, Fort Worth. IIons/recreation rooms, rellnlshlng. Serviced And Repaired Texas 76101. bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceil- Hove your mower reody lo go for ings. Free odvlce ood estimates. Good 747-1681 spring. Let Us service II over the win- STUDENTS NEED WORK - Attic" MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Fully workmanship Coll anytime. JJf SJSf ter. Free pick-up ond delivery. qualified In all phases ol factory cellars ond yards cleaned. Odd lobs : Dtllt REIfTtl. maintenance. Mechanlcol. electrical, CALL 747-1681 ond light hauling. Coll Dan. J64 70»l. welding, pipe work. etc. Apply Mon CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK VENUS PAINTERS XS.SIEMM / WVn.kl. Shrewsbury, N.J. Frl.. 9-4 p.m.. H & R Johnson Inc.. Alterations and oddlllons WALL Hwy 3S, Keyport, N.J. 0771J. A. Bruce Elgtnromh 84? Mr; LIGHT HAULING cellent rotes. Relerences supplied Trees cut ond odd lobs Mike - 741-2672. James - 741-4NI. MECHANIC - Experienced, company CARPETS CLEANED — Dry within a STOP IN TODAY Lincoln — Mercury benefits, salary and Incentive lor pro- Coll 74I4M* lew hours. Five rooms, MO or IIS each gram Apply R J. S Auto Store. Route room. Coll fTO-lfU. WOODNIQUE .IS. Mlddletown Woodworking ond rellnlshlng SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400. CLEAN YARDS PAINTING From Shelves to custom cabinets Daily • Weekly & Monthly Rales NURSES RN Cellar!—crlllcs-ooroges Interlof.Exterior ft Poperhonglng Estimates cheerlully given 11-7, RN.LPN.3 1I Call after Jpm.74l-JI4f Coll 717441/ Nursing Home. Coll 977-9330 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71. Merchandise 101. Apartments 101. Apartments For Sale . 77 Pets And Livestock SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 The Daily Register 15 For Sale For Sale TWO CATS - Looking tor o good HIGHLANDS - Four room apart SEA BRIGHT EFFICIENCY APART GRAVELY TRACTOR - 7eh p . » home Four year old Chocolate Point men! Two bedrooms SISO monthly AAENT - Furnished, all utiin.es 117* 131. Houses For Sale 154 Recreational rotary mower and riding sulky ISM TWO CHINA CABINETS - 1135 and Siamese, spayed, female two year old security required Available Dec 1 o mon in plus Security Ul v»o; 108. Commercial Also 32 mow blower. l}00 Call 671 PIANOS-ORGANS 1140 Good condition Coll 1721472 hall Siamese block mole altrrM Con SEA BRIGHT E legont ana ei Rentals VlDDLETOWN VILLAGE - Fowl ust alter 7 pm 791 4450 after 6 p m . 14? WO» oedrooms, den. goroge. lull basemen! Vehicles Trod*-Ins from 135 HIGHLANDS — Modern three room ciusiveiy designed furnished studio el EATONTOWN - Office or Store tor AVALON CAMPER IM7 - Hwdtep- TWO PIECE SECTIONAL - 10 long apartment, syltoble adults (ISO per iicpncip. anil executive suiiet No wUh built in bar 147.900 PAUL P Unlimited rentals trom 17 50 per month V E H S ATILEQUARTES TYPE rent Located on Blc )S Coil A KO BOvA REALTOR. 671 ?W4 _ compoct icrboi two burner v'ey Warehouse lor Icodlng rnojor bronds Brocade Excellent condition slii GELDING - Shown successfully Eng month plus utilities Security required lease Harbour Point. W9J Ocean Ave ZiCKV. Real Estate Rte IS. Eaton HAMMOND Coll 764 4141 172-0926 W 33S3 or 741 1700 smk. electrical hook up Good i.onq> Professional start tuners lisri and Western Excel lent hunter ond town. N.J . U11711 MIDDLETOWN FARMETTE - Ove' j Ijncfoltjf? WS1 .'^ • All-make organs repaired trail horse Sound Neaotive coogint livt acrei House wiin lour bedrooms ORGAN TWO TWIN ELECTRIC LAMPS~ KEANSBURG - Apoilmenl in two SEA BRIGHT - Furn.ined modern HAZLET - For leos* stce limit, m ilkH TOPS AND ACCESSORIES.-' Complete rebuilding deportment Shades. 125 Pool table. 125 Iron posts. con alter op m ,671-0077 family house Two lorge bedrooms two rooms Suitable lor iwo 1)64 Con tiorn *iin five stalls, pool Low loses Winter Special Our own careful delivery service active shopping centet Ashing PAUL P BOVA. REALTOR T'ovel Trailer Cenlrr. 121 W Pir*r U each Electric guitar with omplitier. WESTERN PLEASURE HORSE~ dining room, large kitchen, plenty o 84? OOBB or 14? IS49 A.e Rose-ie, N 1 Call Utfltt .*.* Time Payments available closel space screened front porch, go Co 671 HU Hardman Piano Shown successfully Weilmonnered in bEA BRIGHT - Oceontfoni gorden A 1 health Reasonable 747 »w otter 6 raoc A I condition Quiet orea. closi MIDDLETOWN - Loil ttore left in CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TYPEWRITFRS. ADDING mocrimeT apartment community Sludto. one ond MlOOLETOWN "ALMOST ACRE S699 p m lo shopping ond transportation 177 busy shopping center ideal tor ony Four spacious bedrooms 7 | boihs, Optional matching bench l» All makes new or used Guaranteed per month, heat included Lease, secu l*o bedrooms Air, wasnir dryer type of 'Man business or proiesnonai low as 125 Serplcos. 101 Monmoulh dishwasher NOT total electric Poo* 'ormol dining room, science kitchen SPECIAL Optional malching bench lit St Next to theater 74744IS (ity ond references required Coll ?64 office Located on Rt 36 Can 779 9167 19 gome room 74 family room tun Free delivery Freehold Music Center 80 Merchandise 7200 ASH lor Peggy n..UNI*am 147 13*6, Ul 4734 after 6pm 4614 730 '(•creation basement polio goroge 200 NOTICES 775-9300 TYPEWRITER - Good condition SEA BRIGHT centrol oir. appliances An .ous m OPEN SUN 15PM Royol Standard ' Wanted ilANSBuRG - Brand new three OFFICE SPACE OF VARTOUS SIZES B Open dolly til f So* III S room apartments, unlurmsned Ultra THE FOUNTAINS - Available in Ciystol Brook Profes 140 s 210 Lost And Found Mom St. 1 corner of Mottison Avc PIANO- Upright Call 6714169 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA tliO Ocean Ave Luiury one bed'oom Monoi Building, Eotontown Coil Ms VI'LMED REALTORS *n S*» S700 or besl offer modern kitchen tile bath, carpeted tin FOUND - Two tone brow HAMMOND ORGAN - And bench USED BRICKS - Clean Large quon • ng room and bedroom oft stree apartment available at UOO per month Boisrimonn S47 7716 porl Coiiie male doo Wen tro.nn 747 5»» Immediate Cash Paid! including wall lo wall carpeting, wain MIDDLETOWN BRANO NE W Rhythm Two. Excellent condition lilies Bulk. 6"ic; pallelned. Ic parking and loundromol s?00 plus ulii OFFlcFsulTE FOR~RENT Prufe* Four spacious bedrooms, 1 i lull Leonordooreo 291 -4fft Walnut Coll otter 6 p m . 779 7741 PINE TREES-Selling out While and Coll 6*4 1173 For Used Oriental RRugi s Hie! THE LODGE, 7174)17] tr dryer, dishwasher, gorbage com ooiHi formol dining room science Scotch. 5 lo I III balled and bui pucior self cleaning oven, tide by itde sionoi building Choice location Ap LOST - Block ond while male i oi VOX GUITAR AMPLIFIER - Very FOR ANY TYPE. SIZE. CONDDITfONI _ . KEANSBURG~- ClearTiwobedrpom pronmaiely 800 sq ft Coll 747 UX eol in kitchen, gameroom. utility three yeors old near Rumson Rood HAMMOND ORGAN - Full lilt Lei lopped 462 3474. 7 10pm NUMBER CALL ANTHONY ANY frost tree refrigerator, private patio lie, mutt socrlllce ond tell by week good condition. 170 wotts Asking S7» apartment, available immediately HA OFFlCE^SUlTE^- Overlooking Naves room garage 1000 lotl 1J9.9O1] 0 wearing red Conor with ueii U7 4409 TIME NO OBLIGATION I70 1SS1 or pool, manna private beach and pork 1 ol end A give oooy at only 11100 741 PLATFORM ROCKER - [ .ctll.nl Coll between 5 7 p m Ask lor Mike. Hancock SI. ink River near hospital, conw' "? MELMEDREALTORS 671 MM condition Coll between 6 9pm. 477 5169 ing Model apartment open doily from LOST - Hoftd Wfouohl m*er necu KEANSBURG ^- Garden Apartment ii S or see Manager. Apt 17. on H.. i*o private offices ond large secrelar piece Vicni'ty Fair Hoven Pnormoiv 717 2647 AAAAAAAA IOI area recently redecorated with NEW SHREWSBURY - New Colo HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Lei ut VOX WAH PEDAL - Excellent condi one bedroom, heal ond hot woter in er Coll74/-OJ3Sor 74MS4J nioi M Okros Rd . corner Hope Rd or parking lol Rewoffl 74/041? POOL TABLE - 7 formica, com lion. 140. Suede fringe coal, medium LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES eluded tint monthly Coll 7e7-ee»l SECrtHJED - Bocheior cotioae wall io wall carpeting throughout plan o plant party lor you Free plows JEWELRY, HUGS, FOR CASH Floor lo ceiling bookcases Private *V SOO Century Bldg Co S31-OMS LOST - Mole Stomevf vicinity Hioh and percentage of lolol sales t47 7374. merclal, excellent condition All equip ll», good condition. 115 Four band Monmouth Beach, lurmthed, private lands, waring flea collar Sxors under men! 1100 142 1197 electric rodio, good condition. 175 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES K EANSBURG - Large, modern aoihroom Ample private parking Air OAK HILL RANCH - Corner lot With three bedroom opartment 1? Lincoln entrance ID. with heal and utilities moii irees Living room, dming room neck Reword 791-4507 ' Coll 7B75293 10 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 741 7474 772-MSI conditioned Coli847*iOO V IBMTYPEWRITERS" POOL TABLE — 1x4, excellent candi Ave 1300 per month plus security Col den with hreploce. eot in kilchr~ ii inf^iui r rui HI iiiinrn. LOST - Six month old mole Shepherd tlon, with all accessories Asking SIM WANTED GOOD HOME - For well ALL LIONEL TRAINS 38V 4S6B between 6-* p m SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN ONE 1*OOM OFFICE - Newly OXo three bedrooms•drooms, three boihboihs lorae type dog in Sycamore Ave oreo Be RENTAL $14.50 per mo. 764 1526 rated- Available Dec l Conveniently cared tor piano with bench Type Up Top cash Dpproisol 946-719] APARTMENT - One ond two bed ploy r oeiTI, oversite garoge. 76 i7f . word S42 IS» Rant with option lo buy 1774)77 right, moke, Grand, finish. Mople KEANSBURG - Couple preferred to located m Manoiis Professional Build REFRIGERATOR GE - Large Ireei maintain modern apartments Reason rooms available includes heat and K»t work and) storage rooms Centrally o>r LOST - Small brown and while Ter ICE MAKER - For bar. IIM. cosl Condition excellent, eight yeors old ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Onentol •voter Good sue rooms Call Ul S67? ing. neil to Shore Point inn 1100 per tone).honed, carpeted throughout Mm er Looks ond runs very good Must rugs LES DEUX I DON PONS. 79V able rent Besl 10 call belore noon 49s month includes utilities ner in Shrewsbury Reword 1450 Water cooler. I7S. 1100 Coll between II p m 671 «9|2 0416 utes io Parkway 171.100 Coii*/177?> Coll S42 »4W sell 175.2919732 River Rd . Fair Haven 141-67)7 or 741 THREE ROOM - Furnnhed. modern SAUNA WASHER DRYER - Lody Kenmore 4117 CASH KEANSBURG - One bedroom oport apartments. Eatontown No pets OCEAN (WAYSIDE) - New elegant LOST - Two lemate dogs orfe p*rt' JEWELRY - Antique marcos.lt pins, portable. 1150 or best offer Kenmore mem ideal tor couple SIM monthly Adults preferred 747 1*47.741 3713 APOLLO homes. 3 to 7 bedrooms, finest con Shepherd, one pan lobrodor both 12 SO portable dishwasher, con be installed ANTIQUES — Anything old Furni Agency Inc one 175. one 170. silver rosary, no Call 142-5207after 5pm plus one month security Can 717404; TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISHED •.''u, itun Century Btdg Co Vli OM>S gold Wearing collars New Monmouth )70»644 in coblnel, 1100 or best otter Call 170 lure, china, glow dolls, lewelry. rugs Member Monmouth County MLS 3931 Top cosh paid Mary Jane Roosevell. otter 5pm APARTMENT - Heat, water sup OUR DUE AM CUSTOM RANCH area Reward 671 3766 Lost Thanhs SAW TABLE — I , olsa Folev auhT WO Hwy .!*. Mullet 739-0100 giving Day KINDLING WOOD FOR SALE -11.75 malic saw filer — power lown sweeper 10° E River Rd Rumson 143 JIS9 KEANSBURG - ^ne bedroom apart plied t?00 per month Suitable lor Neil 10 SHORE POINT INN MASTER CRAFTSMANSHIP. 4SM?O per bog Red Bank Lumber. 9 Wall SI . with roke attachment 45A-97I0 WINE BARRELS - Aged. 50 gallons menl S22S per month, utilities includ adults No pets Call 741 5753 IN GROUND POOL Three bedrooms. LOST - ^IVhite Alotkon HuUie VICI Red Bonk 741 5500 Wood Excellent condition 125 erxh IMMEDIATE CASH PAID - For cut TWO -ROOM FURNISHE D APART PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - living room wllh fireplace, dining gloss, china and lewelry ed I'} month security 495-0009 Ground floor, suitable tor doctor or nity Port Monmoulh Rd Keanslturg SEARS — Weight lifting bench with leg 717-Sill or 717-1179 between 6 and • WENT - includes all utilities Em room, family room with fireptatr 7 i Reword 495-0496 ^^ KITCHEN SET - And relrlgerolor p.m. 719 3417 KEANSBURG - Three rooms with dentist at 333 Brood St Red Bonk Ut oaths Florida room, heated cabonos. Best alter. machine attachment, olmost new Hi. ployed gentleman preferred 719 Mon •415940 MIRROR. MIRROR lull both Apt 7A. 79 Grove Place Coli 3730. 9 o m to 5 p in 'oil base menl Two acres Much more Call 7474)957 otter 4 p m 40 SQ YDS PRINTED BEIGE - Cor mouth St , Red Bank 211 Special Notices ON THE WALL. — 4561 between 6-9 p m PROFTSSIONAT OFFICE SPACE Priced right. 1134.900 COLAO REAL SEWING MACHINE - 1974 Singer pel. Couch and two arm chairs Moho TORS. S44 1777 LAWN MOWER - baths ond cellar 1740 102 Houses For Rent lown 671-009* 130. Gold lamp, 120. Maple night stand, 3951 otter 5 pm. GARAGE SALE - Biggest ever Com Have customers tor all sites, types. per month, plus utilities ond one month RUMSON AREA - SenT'or Homes. 542-9500 115. Maple chest of drawers, 130. condition Ebner Corpel. 741-0107 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three WARTHOIJSE SPACE - In new build merclol door waxer. clothing, tools. security Call 717 9774. ask tor Car ing avoilable m multiples of W0 sq M For Living brochure, pics, destrip Available Jor iO» IOI ualh«,.l^^ Mahogany cabinet with record player, SNOW TIRE SPECIAL — 560x15 between 3 ond 6 p m bedroom Grounds, fireplace Lease other hardware. 71 Illinois Ave . Port PIANOS- Used plus security Available Dec IS 71? Also storage tor boats and house irail tions, prices on available homes AP 150. 67V9165. whltewolls, Kelly Springfield. 177.95, Monmouth, Frl., 9-5 p.m. Mrs. Nelson PLEBROOK REALTORS, 117 Ave LAS VEGAS T"RlV- IJH Federal Tax Included, mounted and LONG BRANCH - One and I" 1 bed 975-3140 pri per sq It Con be heated Tinlon MATTRESSES - New, full or twin, S664711 room garden oporlments 175 Long Falls, 547 SSS7 Two Rivers. Rumson. U1 7900 February 19 77 balanced Tom Kelly Tire. 115 Shrews YARD SALE - Dec 14, 10-4 pm 164 ATI ANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two~D*d~ Coll 4tS 12M 179. Solo beds, bunk beds, wood, high bury Ave., Red Bank. 747 4414 Shore Blvd . Keonsburg Household WE REMOVE — Broken, unwanted Branch Ave 229 4591 RUMSON COLONIAL - Charming riser frames, 159. 495-0075 otter 1 p.m. rooms Suitable tor adults No pets 213 Instruction and Miscellaneous refrigerators free of charge (with lew LCmG BRANCH ~Unfurnished TouT Security S74O per month, plus utilities older home in excellent condition MEN'S QUALITY SUITS AND exceptions) Ul9006,6-7pm rooms, excellent location Available Call after 4pm .791 13*9 Spacious and comfortable Three bed PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS Rr SNOW TIRE SPECIAL - F7ixl5. Goo REAL ESTATE rooms, 1'i baths, large living room ginners through intermediate Vour SPORTS COATS - Slie 404? Regular, dyeor Suburbanite, wftllewalls. tits immediately U-130. Mint condition I42-2S9O. 73 Machinery For Sale 727 504] BUNGALOW — Four rooms ond bath low taxes, very well priced ot 1*7,000 ,tome oi mine Call 741-OfOI most Plymouthi and Fords 177 95. Quiet surroundings 94B River^L. Red . FOR SALE Federal Tax included, mounted and FORK LIFT WOO ih pneumatic, m ELLEN S HAZELTON REAL ESTATE LONG BRANCH - Cleon, modern Bank Jj^B Realtor SCHOLASTIC balanced. Tom Kelly Tire. 115 Shrews use and working condition. 12,000 May one bedroom or efficiency apartment bury Ave.. Red Bonk, 747-4434 be seen at Nouvoo Marina, 1410 Ocean ,„ RENTALS EAST KEANSBUPG ~ LIvInlffoom. 131 Houses For Sale II W River Rd . Rumson 147 3700 TUTORING SERVICE Ave., Seo Bright. 142-1303 Immediate occupancy Coll O» 9U1 dining area, kitchen Enclosed porch Member inter-City Relocation Service of Monmouth Counlv MA IAWAN C ROSS ROAO MANOR - A FANTASTIC BROCHURE Of homes We can help you! Rve floors ot bed SNOW TIRES- Two, an rims. Two bedrooms, bath Nursery or sew 1 Inhome tutoring rooms, dining rooms, appliances, etc. 640/6 50x11, fits Ford Pinto 135 pair PAINT SPRAY OUTFIT - Greco, One bedroom, $190 Two bedrooms in Monmouth County It s yours it you SHRE WSBURY — Hitching post 101 Apartments ing room $774 per month, plus utiii charm Authentic 1877 Early American All grade level* ' 17 Our prices are low, yet we can finance Studs Call 544 9411 EN 400, electric air lift with new m 1250 Includes heof ond hot wafer Aii ties One month security Suitable tour write or call Betsy Ross Agency. 117 Qualifiedenperienced teacher anything you with. Low or no down ver gun, lVj years old, works per- AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rent Rt 3S, Keyport. N J 0773? Phone farmhouse Wiliiamsburg dmirtg room, conditioned. One minute trom E«lt 170 persons References required Ask tor 1 College board tutoring payment needed. First payment due STEREO - Kenwood 1140, 7 4 channel fectly. W00 Coll 172-1532. als daily, never o lee for tenant Fur 566 1010. __ 764 3456 country kitchen, I 1 boths and two Jan. 1976. Immediate delivery. Coll receiver with Pioneer PL-12 turntable mshed and unfurnished homes ond Peggy. 764 7700. polios Only 139.900 E A ARM Coll Ml 4S?l.*9om Rick. 126 1654 Still under warranty 1400. 49S-9040 apartments TEICHER AGENCY. EAST KEANSBURG - Two bedroom ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS STRONG AGENCY. Realtor 555 Pros 77 Pets And Livestock REALTORS. 117 Oceanparl Ave Matawan—Ken Gardens house for rent Ideol lor couple with New horn* Buy direct from builder pect Ave . Little Silver 7414500 PUBLIC NOTICE NIKON FTN-WMM F1.4 - 35 mm PC. STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE Oceonport. 5421500. Large, modern one and two bedroom . Coll 791 1647 Plus one three-ton air conditioner, five AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD - Chom one or two children 171$ per month STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC •OHOUHHOf Kg*W1 105 mm, 200 mm, coses, bellows, orlgl- : apartments from $700. Wall 10 wol security required toil Hi Tnt NEW JERSEY nol boxes, like new. 747-5663 or 870 years old. Call 94* »M3. Mon through pidh bloodline Block and ton female ~AP*«TMCt4T>O« RENT • - - corpeting, oir conditioning. oW slree' ••CENTURY"21" REALTOR' thurs., 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 10-9 Fri 10 One year old Beautiful markings Hoilet area I AST KLANSBURG 340 Hwy 35 Mlddletown J41 MOO NOTICE OF HUM* BOND SALE 9259. * parking Swim club Recreation area ' " IN MIDDLETOWN . SEAiJBB PROPOSALS win be re 6, Sat. Great pet ond protection ISO. Call 717- 164-7177 Near fronsportofion and shopping Big modern four room house Call 7-17 The Four Winds Area od|oms Oak Hjll DFFICE FURNITURE - One eitcu SI7I otter S p m itivedL Jn* Borough Council of the 5TUDIO COUCH - Brown tweed, is* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three Easy commuting lo NYC SI3 4010 3563 after 4pm Country atmosphere, yet only three BoroughVf Keoniburg. m the Counif ive desk and choir, two side choirs. minutes to Parkway entrance This ei wo tiling cabinets 741 9M3 llrm. Call 7411703. 5-9 pm Anytime BEAUTIFUL EALTHY KITTENS - room apartment. 1115 per month plus MIDDLETOWN - Two" room7~iiir FAIR HAVEN — Two bedroom home bl Monmouth. New jertcy. at the Sot. and Sun. Eight weeks old, litter trained, with security. Utilities Included No pets mshed, utilities included. s?w One l.e.ise 13S0 per month CENTURY 71 ceptional home offers the lorge family $39,900 borough Hall. 4) Church Street. 3IL PAINTING - 01 John F. Ken shots. Free, responsible parties only Call 791 1191 or 741-0755after Spm mile north ol Red Bonk 741 3014, 747 Coiens Agency, 741-76*4. many extro features The den with Keonsburg. New Jeriey on December SUMP PUMP - Heavy duty, with fireplace adjoins o large eat in kitch This is a must see home within ledy. 150. Never used twin bedspreod Dross base, good condition 130. 717 -MM. 457S 10. 19 75 until 1:00 o clock P M ot set with draperies, 140 set 170 9644 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Five FAMILY -~Ct7may be~S~nored by sirT en. o lormol dining room, sn bed walking distonce to schools ond N Y which lime they will be puftiicrv 741OS4! BICHON FRISE PUPS - AKC. tiny room opartment. ready for occupant y MODERN APARTMENT - Four gles Old three bedroom house, needs cooms, three baths, oos*menl. double transortotion This three bedroom 3NE BUREAU — 110 One folding cot. opened ond announced, for the pur TENT — 9x9', one yeor old, mint con white powder puffs. Will hold until Adulls preferred, no pets All utilities rooms available Immediately some repair Eight plus ocres ol land, garoge, m ground pool, central air home has on outdoor aas grill in fully cnase of Ihe following bonds of 'he 115. One girl's coat. 110. One electric dlllon. lightweight, attractive ond du Christmas. 717-4169. supplied. Private entrance Near N Y Coll 764 7761 two small outbuildings Very quiet and conditioning M9.9O0 See it today fenced rear yard In Better Homes 1 leater, 110. One tin wardrobe closet, bus S210 month 291 1257. private 137S per month Call 147 906) Gardens condition WHELAN Borough due (without option of prior rable. 135. WEIGHTS — 110 Ib . only DACHSHUNDSAKC MONMOUTH BEACH redemption) on December I. os foi 125. One fan, 115. Call 747 3517. three months old, 115. Both are great or 634 9700 Robertsvllle Rd , E Free CENTURY21 REALTY GROUP 194 Rte 15. Middle Reody for Christmas ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two bed hold town 847-7563. lows PAINT - Dupont. Notional ond She, lor Christmas Call »4* I07S offer 6 Call (42-S761 rooms, kitchen, living room. 160 so. ft CHANNEL BEACH COZENSACENCY ISSI.ODO Ger.tr oi Improvement win Williams enamel paint. All colors p.m. (TOO monthly, excluding utilities, one APARTMENTS MARINA 813 River Rd Foif Haven Bonds, maturing in the principal FANTASTIC LARGE DOG - Great M ANSHURG - 3'iroom bungalow. For cars, otl types of metals 13.50 a month security. Adults preferred 791- Spacious one ond two-bedroom opori furnished or unfurnished, tor rent or 741-7686 132 Apartments- omount of 130,000 in eoch of the yeors gallon. Call 547-et9O after 6pm THREE OFFICE TYPEWRITERS - disposition. Must have room to run 1976 to I9W, Inclusive. 440.000 in each Encellent condition. 116 each 1775, menls. Fantastic location on Shrews sale 787-6477 otter 7 p.m Housebroken. Ten month-old mole. bury Rlvtr Heat ond hot water includ Town Houses otihe years Ifti to '«*. inclusive, and PAINT - Factory Iresh. 14 colors Coll 2*1-0751 Only to responsible person with home FOUR ROOM APARTMENT - Ullll LlTTLE SILVER - Two three-bed" U1.000 In the year Iff 7 12.75 gal. ed In r»n\. Color coordinated kitchens room home Central air, targe fenced HIGHLANDS - One bedroom con TIRES - Super Special Price! L7I«I5. 10 offer Call 495-9290. lies Included. Immediate occupancy oir conditioned, master TV antenna 147.000 Water Sewer Bonds maturing Call 717 MM or 717 3M7 in Keansburg Coll 764-0761 yard. oU appliances 13)0 monthly domlnium, Twin Lights Terroce. tour-ply Sonic, whltewolls, t?t.9S. Fed MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES swimming pool, walk in closets, loun in the principal omount of 11,000 in PHILCO - Noiseless air conditioner eral Tax Included. Mounted ond bal Call 741-7737 after Spm 130,000 Coll 741 7000 doys. 1770135 eoch of the ytors 197* to If IS m — AKC mole, femole. Reody for dry rooms, marina loctlilies CHAN evenings 1500-BTU. good condition, 150. onced. Tom Kelly Tire, 335 Shrews HIGHLANDS - One bedroom. SI60 NEL BEACH APARTMENTS, Pork elusive. 110,000 in the ytor ifM. ond Christmas Eve., reserve puppy SI7S. Two bedroom. 1175 plus utilities Coll LOCUST — River view, four bed 717 9549 bury Ave., Red Bank. 747-4434. Rd., Monmoulh Beoch dust ott Oceon rooms, Pi baths, screened porch 147S LITTLE SILVER \7,000 in the year I9t7 Superintendent, 79I1OU. or Mr Cleri Avc) Renting agent, Apt 77, »3M CHESHIRE SQUARE The combined maturity schedule of PIANO — Upright Sohmer coblnel TOOLS SNAP ON — Double chest ond SCHNAUZERS. MINI - Champion pe or Jean, 729 1600. monthly plus utilities Call Howard FIVE BEDROOM CAPE COD - Full Most successful condominium in N J . Bonds Is as follows Principal grand Fair condition 150 sets ot tools. Life-time guarantee All dlgree. Crapped, docked, shots ond MONMOUTH BEACH — Beouttlul ond Deicter Associates, 747-7701 basement. Good condition Low taxes all 45 units told. Musi sell iii room HIGHLANDS - On the Hill Lovely Year Amount Coll 747 9147 or part. Call 791-3064. eyes certified Coll 4112442 unusual Ihree-room opart men) Bed MIDDLETOWN - Five room housed Near Red Bank Parkway entrance opartment due to official objection to garden apartment, one bedroom Total 1976 to I9M. inclusive iJi.OOu room with dressing room, 73MW hvlnf S725 monthly No pets. Extra lot ovoiloble 179,000 74715*9 or child, 15, (Must be 41, no kids under PIANO - Baldwin Spinet console TWO ATLAS — Weather Guard snow SCOTTISH TERRIERS - Eight electric. In Quiet residential area near 1 1911 to I9IS. inclusive tti.OOO room, huge privote Spanish styli Coll 671-0795 747 7783. 18) Only unit avolloble A miniature Cherry mahogany. Excellent condi tires, mounted, 600'650 15 115 each weeks, home-raised. AKC. Shots buses. Utility room and entro storage patio, in wing ot lovely mansion on 1916 170,000 tlon, original owner 1700. 7747549 l in Mahal! Tones 1170, maintenance 747-2471. Black, brlndle Call 747-9674. facilities. Coll 177-1646 Ocean Ave 1300 including heat and RED BANK DUPLEX HANDYMAN SPECIAL ~ Greol in • IH Priced below replacement Air 1917 iiiJ cooking 7714H4T Call 747IIOO vestment Can t hold any longer Eignt conditioned, garage, corpets. opph The Bonds will be doted December Mon through Fn , 9 J p.m plus acres of land, plenty ot rood fron (im ft Edword Kati. 64B. Cheshire. 1. 197S and will bear interest ol the NEWLY DECORATED - Nicely fur toge. lovely area Old three bedroom Little Silver, 741-7469 rate per ortnum specified by the tuc mshed, two rooms, bed'living room RED BANK - Excellent Soufh sTlo" house, livable, needs repair, two small cessful bidder therefor in occoraonce k ikhen Suitable couple or one person cotlan Three bedrooms, 1'> baths, iiv outbuildings Yours for Ihe price of herewith, poyable on the first days of Also one-room efficiency Security ing room, dining room, kitchen, den land alone Good Investment, horses, 133 Income Property June ond December In eoch yeor until reference. 741-1394 Garage One year lease l'> month farming, etc SS9.5OO Con be seen any maturity security required Call 741*703, S-9 time MI 9061 or 636-9700 Rooerlsville RED BANK - Central Modern^hree o m . anytime Sat. and Sun All Bonds will be ot the denomino Rd , East Freehold PROFESSIONALS fion ol SS.000 eicept that the Bonds room opartment Heat ond hot watei Two ilory home In excelled Red Bonk supplied Parking. Security and lease RCD BANK — Two bedroom dupiei sold ot ony Issue which mature in ony HAZLET — Three-bedroom ronch location Ground door ol teven room* one year In t>cess of the largest pr In required No pels HIS pet month Col Spacious llvlna room, eat in kitchen, prevently used at Income aparimenl. at the Right Wee-Here! 747 5161- Close lo town ond railroad clpol amount thereof equalling o mul den, ceramic File both, garoge Quiet would moke Ideal office suite Second tiple ol vs OXX) will be of the denomino Parking No pets Call offer Spm. residential area Wall to wall corpel floor oporlmcnt of fivr roomi good in RED BANK - Four room apartment 843 4968 lion of 11,000 The Bonds will be WMd Heat, hot woter free Rent nib month i Fenced yard with tlogstone patio Con come properly Reasonably priced at in beorer form wllh a single coupon ot plus one month security 7W-914»_ RENTAL - ISM per month, plus utili venient area Excellent londstoping UMW. lathed for eoch installment of inletetl tics Waterfront home Locust Four to Asking t43,9OO THE KlRWAN CO . thereon, will be regltteroMe os toprln RED BANK - Furnished, bTightT one (we bedrooms, Iwo fireploces Bool Realtor, 764-77O0 ALLAIRE-FARROW cipol only or ot to both principal and It's beginning to look bedroom, living room, large kitchen house. Yearly renioi or to be dis- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - 17 ocre Reallor interest reconvcriibie at the e&pense private bath and enlronce Riverfront cussed Catl after 6pm, 147-9479 »4 Broad SI . Red Bonk of the holder Into coupon bonds, and available immediately No pels, secu farm Three extra large barns with RUMSON - Tiny two-bedroom coT oportmenl. Also two bedroom home will be poyoUe In lawful money of ttte r 11v %17i per month includes utilities 741-3450 United Slates of America at the office 847>1?>. tage. near water, sjoo plus u? 4iw or and one car attached garoge All in e« Call Anytime 229-1465. cellent condition Owner wants action of United Counties Trust Compony a lot like CHRISTMAS... RECfBANK Keansburg, New Jersey Call A. KOZ1CKY REAL ESTATE, 137 Lots And Acreage LUXURY HIGH RISE TOWN HOUSE IN RED BANK - Rle35, Eolontown, N J S47 7773 Eoch proposal must specify in o mul HIVERVIEW TOWERS Three bedroom*, two tile baths, living HOLMDEL — Three acre choice tlple of ''• or 1/70 of )\ a single rate of ON NAVESINK RIVER room, dining room, kitchen, lull base . JUST REDUCED building site Wooded, hone trails interest which the Bondi ore lo btor Check our Gift Guide daily - One bedroom apartment. Iwo bedroom men! plus ottic. Eicellenl condition Owner 14! S»40 ond no propotoi will be considered cipar (ments and penthouse suites Will rent for six months or on a month Charming home In best Little Silver which specifies o rate htgner than the storting ot SJ9B Central air cond< to month basis with option lo buy WW neighborhood Four bedrooms, l'i KEANSBURG - Corner Grove Place and Woodllde Ave . MilOO 14000 lowest rate sloled In any legally oc tinning. 74-nour *doorman service per month, plus utilities Musi hove baths, full basement Beautiful cepfoble propoiol Eoch proposal must swimming pool, Sauna both morinr references ELLEN S HAZELTON. giounds Wonderful (amity home Now we have something for everyone on your list nd much more Coll Mr Roy to stale the amount bid for the Bonds. od o Realtor. 13 W River Rd , Rumson U? asking 157,500. which shall be not less than MJi.OOO or choice location 3200, 138 Mobile Homes 7741 1733 WEST LONG BRANCH - Three bed GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - o mount RED BANK - room bungalow immediate occu VAN HORN Bethany Rd., Hoilel Adult park Walk As between legally acceptable pro MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE poncy 12S0 per month plus utilities lo ihopplna Coll 2M-J9M povols specifying the some rale of in AGENCY - REALTORS tetesl. the Bonds will be soM to the Branch ond Madison Avenues Lease, references and security re Open 7 days Call 74 hours a day I bedroom Gorden Apartment! quired. Coll 741 777} MOBILE HOME - lOaSS Mint condi bidder complying with the term* of Holiday Diningining If Gifts ForFoi Everyone * For The Home From 1700 per month . 747-4100 lion Ideol location Rrosonabte Best sole and offering to accept for Ihe oiler Coll 739*7(7. amount bid the least omounl of Bonds, •JHMti Call Z>1 741 tilSoropply 804 River Rd ot 74 Molly Pitcher Village Court ^3 Rentals To Share KEANSBURG - Two fomlly situated 0n40'— One-bedroom, lorge livina the Bonds so accepted to be in any SEE on 50x170 lot Each aportment has two multiple of 11,000 and io be those ftrsi SWEETS AND SUCH HASSOCK SHOP FEMALE NEEDS A FEMALE ROOM room Bottom skirtedled LorgLorpje lot with MOLLY PITCHEERINR N T SWEETS RED BANK - Quiet, privacy antTcon MATE — And apartment, neor Brook large slie bedrooms ond enclosed por maturing, ond if two or more btdders ig Helen Elliott Candles and Bean Bogs - All type of Hassocks venlent over professional office Cor patio Wall to won carpet Quiet orei otter to accept ftve some least amount. We proudly suggest that you dine F lu n dole College, tor Jon term Call 131 ches Nice oreo Close to schools ond Some living room furniture USO0 9M CRATE'S LIQUORS us during this holiday seasoyoun din oned witdlsh I othe«° r 'JHolida" Heley Goodiesn . 174IHwy 15, Mlddletown peted bedrooms, living room and hoM transportation VA-FHA financing to then to the bidder offering to pay We gin wrop.Frec delivery 67I-O7VS 3409^ M.'tl nlfrr l|im II N Bridge Ave . Red Bonk cover our ipectocular all-new menu Cornelius Cobb Settlement Sun porch and deck wllh separate en qualified buyer 131.000 BOB GRIMM therefor the highest price, ond if Iwo 747 1415 En|oy Molly's brand new Items, still at Rte 14, Colls Neck. 4677140 trance Modern kitchen Good storage SHARE HOUSE WITH TWO GTRLS - AGENCY, Realtors, M6-I400. or more such bidders otter lo pay the very modest prices. Where hospitality Andiron Fireplace Shop including attic 747 4744 or 747-9744. Pnvole bedroom, kitchen, living 140 Real Estote Wonted some hlghesl price, then lo one of Mid room, dining room stOO monthly 877 LI fTLE ~ST~LVER - Modern custom bidders selected by the undersigned by Christmas Discount Center Is a tradition. Far the Artist In Your Family Everything Far The Fireplace RED BANK - Three-room furnished Hwy. 15. RED BANK 747 3300 1114 Hwy IS, Mlddletown I95B Ranch. Originoily multiple listed ot LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In lot trom among oil void bidders The- Artificial & Live Trees Art ond Drafting supplies, easels. apartment, utilities included No pets Uv.900. Three bedrooms, living room Keansbura Mlddletown Hoilel Holm paint bones, pastels, wotercolors. 671-vtif purchoser must alto poy on omounl > All types of Christmas Inquire 191 Maple Ave.. Red Bank__ SPACIOUS EIGHT ROOM - Aporl with fireplace, dining oreo. eat in del THESMOLKO AGENCY )•> equal to the Interest on the Bonds ot Ornaments e. Decorations THE PUB RED BANK — Three ond four rooms menl Two fireplaces, den, parlor, dm kitchen, den. basement, two cor ot 0121 The Colorest Company . Belmar Electric Supply ing room, large kitchen, yard, garden crued to the dctr of poymenl of the Grove Blankets Polnsell . Lunch and Dinner Specials Dally shown by appointment only Coll be tinned garage Many extras. Imme purchase price. All Goods at our Low Discount "Super Dell Sandwiches " "17 Broad St.. Red Bank 74I-O0OI Christmos City U.S.A. Neor ocean 7/94794 W! HAVl BUYi US tweenS-Tp. Sft4l7 diale occupancy Owner w|ll accept Fo business, commence)mence,, industriaidusrial The right Is reserved to reied all Prices—Open 7 days Hwy. IS, Mlddletown. 14? 5137 THECANOLE LIGHT Table and Floor Lamps WOULD WIDOW — Like to shore her best Offer over S50.000 Coli 7417*64 Olds ond ony bid not complying with RED BANK — Three-room aportment and investmeninvesm t properties ColC l today Muscles Watermelon Bar FOR GIFTS THATARE DIFFERENT Trimmings ond Trees home and expenses with another oc - Porkwoy the terms of this notice will be re SALS TAVERN - RESTAURANT suitable one person. No pets 1 LITTLE SILVER - Five bedroom old P 117 Agency. 7W-CII7 & Garden Center Serving Lunch and Dinner OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M Fireplace Equipment live widow on pension Mlddletown er home. Near shopping and bus lee ted SUNDAY, NOON TO S P.M. Master Charge — Loyawoy $175 779 3070 Atlantic Highlands orea Coll 6 9pm ( ai »i bidder is required lo deposit o Hwy. 16 Atlantic Highlands Open to 1 a.m. for the S56.9O0 741-6*4* or 847 5377. FAIR HAVEN — 741-2144 HMFSf. Belmor R~ED BANK - Two rooms and kitch B47BO97 certified, treasurer t or toshier • Ml 4*11 Late Night Shower s 141 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank 74719* 611-1703 enette All utilities included No pets MAKING~A GOOD SALARY - B^ check payobie lo Ihe order of the Hallmark Greeting Cords "Gins For The Family ' RECREATIONAL THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT Coll Us for Your Holiday Flowers Call 741-7779. low on capital? Come assume the Borough of Keansburg tor 11? SCO Gilts For The Entire Family DEAN'S FLOWERS 104 Winter Rentals morlgoge with approximately HO.000 drown upon o bank or trust company, Bahrs' Restaurant FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY RED BANK - Unfurnished garden down on this mint condition seven ond such check should be enclosed Open 7 Days All Year A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION OCEANPORT AVE.. LITTLE SILVER apartments, one bedroom ond studio WEST END — Immediate occupancy Llncroft Pharmacy 747-IU2 M70I00 Furnished three room unit UIHit.es in room Mlddletown Split, l'i berths, oo with the proposal When the successful Fresh Seafood to apartments available Greenlree rage and central air. Many eitras Coll Newman Springs Rd. Lincrotl Choice Steaks eluded Call 779'1700 151 Biycles- bidder has been ascertained, all such Coll 741-7616 THE DAILY REGISTER Apt., 739 Spring St. Coll 741 39S3 toi for details. Asking 149.900. THE KIR deposits will be promptly returned lo "Special Holiday Parlies Local. Notional. International News NASH MFG. CORP. appointment. WAN CO . Realtor. *47 43S0. Mini Bikes Ihe persons moklrtg the some, except 7 Bay Avenue, Highlands Sports. Comics. Syndicated Columnists Factory Sale. Combination 1 ihe check of the successful bidder 172-1745 Storm Windows and Doors RED BANK - ' i rooms, fully fur 106 Furnished Rooms MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — .00M!75 lot ADULT THREE WHEELER - Wllh Dorn's Photo Shop Inc. ond Speclol Features nished Utilities and oir conditioned which will be opplled in port payment Shutters Awnings Rollings ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One effi surrounds this three yeor voung bl lev ftor basket. 125 Children's two whee lor ine Bonds or to secure the Borough For All Your Photographic Needs MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS 122 Myrtle Ave .Long Bronch J2H) monthly 74/ 2142 after 4 p m el Four bedrooms, plus I7ili tomily Iff with trainer. 110 Adult two whef Authorized Kodak Processing CHINA INN ciency room, and one bedroom U £ from ony loss resulting Irom the fall One Year. US. 6 months, til ZB-eMO RED BANK - 3"i room unfurnished room, two full baths Walking distance ler.ss »IJ1H) 15 Wallace St. Red Bonk 74V three months, WJO. One month, u » Highland Ave 291-0599. ure of Ihe bidder lo comply with the nn Dinner for Two — $8.60 oporlment. Heat and electric supplied lo schools and buses Mony *itros terms of his bid. Award of the Bonds to Choke Includes Lobster Cantonese. Home Delivery 65c per week ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Cleon fur 144.900 BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Real GIRL SBICVCLE Davidson's Liquor t Gourmet Shop NORWOOD T.V. Reference and security required Coi 20 the successful Wooer, or rc|ec1'on of Soup and Dessert May tog ttutter s Or yer i U24W0. nished room. US per month plus secu tors. 566-8400 76 Broad St.. Red Bonk. 747 1114 Open All Year Toke Out Orders CALL 542-4000 Coll 142 J7U ad bids. Is expected to be mode within Gift-packaged wines, cheeses, Bar 7V5 Brood way. Long Branch 222-4270 rity COII79I-91S4. MIDDLETOWN -Send tor our two hours after opening ot the bids, but 560 Broodwoy, Long Brandt O9-1711 and ask far RED BANK - M Weil Front SI GIRLS 76 THREE SPEED BIKE - ton's t Sctiroltls candies. Baskets West End Bed8. Bath Exciting waterfroni iwo bedroom h URNISHE D ROOMS - Newly re Homes For Living brochure, pics. such successful adder moy not witi mode to order. Smorgasbord Lunch Mon Frl CIRCULATION decorated HO per week Holf block to descriptions, prices on oj«iloble Hond brokes and t«ot broktt E • draw his proposal until otter 11 )0 We Carry The Latest In apartments now available m inn cellent condition. ISO firm Coll 7*1 Free delivery BUY YOUR TYPEWRITER unique residence, neor shopping and boardwalk Belevedere Hotel. 17 Lou homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. oclock P M ot the day of such old COLTS NECK INN Bathroom. Bedroom Accessories 950 Rt 35. Mlddlelown, 67I-73O0 opening ond Ihen only If such oword Where They Are Serviced Brighton Ave. W.E. 170 TIM transportation. Only 177) per month rei Avenue. Keonsburg Caputo'S Pastry Shop Freehold Rd. 462-atJ. Com Nock Coll Resident Monoger. 9-1 p m . 741 MAN S TEN SPEED BIKE — Newer has nol been mode prior to the with KEANSBURG - Nice clean room, prt MIDDLETOWN — Two bedroom drawai The Bonds win ot delivered "Italian Pastry Specialists' OPEN SEVEN DAVS SERPICO'S Joan Herbert's Interior Design ol 1691 ranch, tented in rear yard Coli after used Assembled 199 Con otter S vote entrance 171 per week pm, 717-9011 about 10 doys after Ihe dote of sole ol Order Now Holiday Baked Goads ELSIE'SSUBSHOP 101 Monmouth St.. Red Bank 74744IS SOMETHING SPECIAL" RUMSON — Spacious one-bedroom Call 717 7397 S, 7878*94 Principals only 177.900 such place in New York City os the un II South Broadway. Long Branch CRAIG HILL Gifts, Bath Boutique MINI BIKE - Troll Horse Mony ei For The Best Sub In Town Featuring a large collection of Early garage opartment, privote estate MID DLETOWN/FAIRVIEW - dfrngned Shalt fix. or of such other Don't Shop Around Decorative Accessories Available Jon I SISO pius utilities Four-bedroom Cope Cod Excellent Iras Priced low for quick solr M4 place os may be agreed upon with me American ond Traditional Gifts. Crolg !77 Norwood Ave.. Oeol Sll-4454 Llncroft. I42-I7M. FINE WOOD CANDLES - For all 74 Monmouth St. 741 9157 Rd off Rt. 9, Freehold Write P O Boi 7S1, Rumson. N J condition Many extros Large fenced successful bidder 07760 ploy. Washable - any sllc or color FRESH KILLED TURKEYS 4614469 in yard with porch 139,900 Assurnoble TEN SPEED- Rolelgh Supercourse Eoch proposal must be enclosed m a Mode lo order to fit any conoWabro or Turkeys Gin Wrapped SEA BRIGHT - Apartments, elf. S .% mortgage Owner. 7*0 7005 Like new, 1110 sealed envelope and should be marked outside decoration ciencles ond motel units. No lease rr KEYPORT — One bedroom ond both Call 77447S4 on the outside Proposal for Bonds Perry's Bowlers tor rent Prefer o woman MIDDLE TOWN - This historical two and. it mailed, oddressed to or in core HINCK'S quired Coll TRADE WINDS MOTEL story home features tour bedrooms. BOB S WOODCRAFT - 744-1147 Tree* and Trim , 9421137. Call 3*4-7107 TEN SPEED SCHWINN - BicyclBicyclee. of the undersigned at the Borough Hwy IS Neptune 775-4449 Pro-Shop country kitchen, formal dining room, uncroted, 1132 SO list Boy s Ooir girls A Wonderful Family Treat LONG BRANCH WEST END — Tn Hall. 4] Church Street. Keonsburg, Bawling Bolls fitted, drilled SEA BRIGHT - Elegant and ei living room Close to schools and Won In church rattle 30*. ofnf. W2 7S New Jersey 07734, while you watt. FromH7.fl C JERRY SBOOK FARM elusive designer-furnished studio effi large house, prefer college or working transportation Low taxes. 121,500. Call 741-4300 or 14? 1111 New Monmouth MOWS KITCHEN The successful btdder may at his op ExpertEngrovingon any Item. 764 761] ciencles and 3'i-room executive suit females US per month per person BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Realtors, 566- 1179 5th Ave., Neptune 77i-m) 227-77M 8400 TWO SCHWINN - Stingray. IJ don refuse to accept the Bonds if prior II N 5th Ave., Long Branch 777 5040 3460 HWY 15, HAZLET es. Enjoy o short or long stoy No to their delivery ony income to* low ol Display Center We Serve Well-To Serve Again lease HARBOUR POINT. 1497 Oc frame. S2S each Mint condition no Christmos centerpiece*, decorations. NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - Pn MIDDLETOWN - Owner must sell rust 2«l.11*7 the United Slotes of America snail pro Everything to Enhance Chrlstmos Red Bank Book Store pottery, glassware ond lerrorlums. Ave 747-3353, 741HOO vate entrance, five minutes from Red Rental ol Animated Figures MEMORY LANE Make all offers on this two-bedroom vide mat the Interest thereon is tai Large Selection of Fine Books Live Christmamas treesfrees, cut Douglas Bank. Near but line Molure person Cape with everything reody on second able, or shall be foxobie at o future 611 Mattlson Ave.. Asbury Park Hwy. 15, Ookhurst Sll IH4 For Christmas Gifts Firs, Scotcht Pine., Balsam anond Bluflue preferred. Coll 147-3943. 774-441} 108. Commercial floor to make two more bedrooms plus 152 Boats And dale, for federal Income io» purposes. Olde Farmingdale House That Will Please Everyone Wuce. Grove blanket!, wreaths, roo- extra bath Large lot. Nice orea Home ond In such cose the deposit mode by (Linden PI. Red Bank 747-1411 Ing. live plants, polnscnlas, hanging Rentals RED BANK - Room Sun Fri Reo Monday thru Friday Luncheons II •.enable Night parking Pleose call in move-In condition 141,900 HERB Accessories him will be returned ono he will be re pots of green ond flowering plants HEAD ASSOCIATES. Realtor. 739 iieved of his contractual obligations am. to 3 o.m. Dinner served lev Uptown Furniture Center from our green house. 741 539? otter Spm BOAT CANVAS - For a 75 boot f . OPEN8A.AA. en nights weekly 5 p.m. 7100 cellent condition Call MJ JU6 otter • arising from ihe acceptance of n.s pro Shop early — beat me crowds. Every Academy St., Formlngdote 9M-79SI Discount Bedding ft, Furniture ERRY CHRISTMAS ATTRACTIVE SEA BRIGHT — Room with privote p.m. petal thing for Christmas . . . wrappings Glftwoire-Carpetinr g Live Christmas Trees die bath ond TV All utilities 131 MIDDLETOWN II Is anticipated that CUSIP Mfenti decorations, light sets. Forber. Elec 571 BnOodway. Long Branch SIX ROOM SUITE weekly 787-9455 days, 147 3189 nights JUST LISTED BOSTON WHALER - Gloitron. Dura ficotlon numbers will be printed on tries and toys. Save 20S on Corning THE OLDE UNION O10I Wreaths. Roping. Blankets noutlc. Stringer. Cruise Croft. Johnson said Bonds, but neither the failure lo Serving Lunch from 12 to 5 ond Dinner WHTTEHOUSE HOTEL"- Keonvtxjrg Four bedrooms, two baths, large living ond Corelle Sets also Revere Ware And PotledTreei Cenlially located in Red Rooms with kitchen use. v?0 weekly room with fireptoce, 17 dining room, outboordl. O M C . MerCrulser. Eosy print such number on any Bond nor PROWN S. 12 Brood It., Red Bonk from 5 to 10. Toke a breok from the LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Loader and Tee Nee Trailers ony error with respect thereto shall hectic pace of Christmas Shopping. VALENZANO'S Bank, approximately 900 sq 717-4*49 or 7*7 9*51 large modern kitchen. 73 gpmeroom. 741-7500. OFFICE EQUIPMENT 76 Ayert Lane Lltlle Silver overslied two cor garage Quiet areo constitute coose for o (allure or refusal Stop In ot THE OLDE UNION 747-057) or 741 MM It, heal, air conditioning. |am- .ingle and near river by the purchaser thereof to accept de HOUSE. 11 Whorl Ave.. Red Bonk. POCKET CALCULATORS-Ht5«. up LEFTOVER 1975 ASBURY COIN SHOP WEST LONG BRANCH 77t«7» tonai services, sell service furnished rooms Alpine Manor, I livery of ond pay tor sold Bonds in oc g fop prices on all coins, stomps. Porttond Rd • Hlghlonds Coll *7?I773 S65.0OO cordonce with the terms of the pur Town & Surf Diner elevator. Iree parking Will SALE ON NOW! * lleternr s and old jewelrtry Spe Featuring Our New Satod Bar THE WICKER BASKET Gifts For Him chase contract Atl expenses in reio clal Interest In coins and cuirrencles Baking Done On Premises Wicker Furniture-Decorations subdivide BOATS. ENGINE.S. TRAILERS tion to the printing of CUSIP numbers doted In the 1700s. IN-MU. Steaks t Chops-Open 24 hours Christmos Trees-Gifts 108 Commercial BE SURPRISED on said Bonds shall be potd for by the Route IS-MlddKiown Benfwood Rockers Also 3-room suite Approxi- Winterizing/Storage niuer provided, however, that the Rt. 14. Colts Neck. 467 Mis Rentals Look at this interestestini g 37 pon CUSIP Service Bureau charge tor me Live Christmas Trees FAMILY DINING The Sportsman's Shop mately 420 Sq It eled living room with fireplacefirp , ddiningg alignment of sold numbers Shalt be Dig them or cut them. Fresh cut s 1425 Hunting Clothing By ATTRACTIVE - Modern offices ol 10 room. dden . moderd n kitchekth n witith breobek RESERVATIONS NOW the responsibility of ond shod be paid TANG'S RESTAURANT /VSofor Spring SI . Red Bank, two to six office Tost room, with 100 lol In quiel area Holly-Greens-Wreaths No Reolllrailor. Ten X, Came Winner. Bulls E ye for by the purchaser. 40 Brood St., Red Bank 741-001 No License suites On premises parking Neor BUY WHERE THE SERVICE IS The obligation, hereunder to deliver No Helmel Chlppewa & Browning Booh) shops ond restaurants, one block from 143,000 Bernadotte Farms Con Be Used On The Rood Call 747-1100 ond accept the Bonds shall be condw Guns & Ammo Riverview Hospital, but away from lioned on me availability and delivery RI. U7. Tlnlon Falls MMMte CIRCLE CYCLE IMPORTS traffic ioms, Low rentals including 5474117 115 Hwy 15 542-2142 EATONTOWN Remington, Ithoco ftother s or your Broktr FLAGSHIP at the time of delivery of the Bond) of Gifts for Her BonkAmer IcoravMaster Charge complete |onllor)ai services and sup (a) the approving opinion of the law Living Christmos Trees Open 1:10-* p.m.-Sun. to 4 p.m. Avoilobk Immtdioltly plies Phone for details or showing ot ALLAIRE- Municipal Marine Basin llrm ot Kraft* Hughes, Newark, Hew - G&MPROSHOP Hwy. 15 ft irdAve, Neptune City >419595. Atlantic Hlghlonds ItlMJI Jersey, which will be turnished with Hundreds To Choose From ELM LANES out cosl lo the successful bidder, to the loop.) Neptune City Shopping Ctr. ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE DUCK BOAT Conrad Smith Nursery Speclol! Block Rubber 775-9044 SPACE AVAILABLE - Approximate FARROW effect that the Bonds ore valid ond ie Tlnlon Ave. Eatontown Dainty Apparel Shop Bowling Bolls «I7 95 FOR SALE olly binding obligations ot soid ly 7000 sq ft Suitable lor doctors, low Newly painted, perfect shape M7 147O Party clothes — lingerie - costumes Hwy. 15. Eotonlown INDUSTRIAL yers. etc Will divide Budding com Realtor Sorough ond mat oil me taaoMe prop Sportswear — COOTS — accessories EAGLE MEN'S SHOP Only COO complete erty therein win be subfeci to the levy SHIRTS -IUITS- TIES pletely renovated in and out ond lo 294 Brood St. Red Bank Coll «4I 1*00 or ?»l 1127 When In doubt, o gift certificate GLdvB- SWEATERS-UNDERWEAR cated In the Southbound lone ol RI JS ot ad valorem taxes to pay sold Bonds BOB KISLIN 515 Cookmon Ave., Astury Pork SPACE One block from Mlddletown Town 741-3450 MERCURY OUTBOAROS ond Interest thereon without limitation Everything For The Skier "... everything for the 77M400 Gifts For Boyt&Girh MAN In your life" Hall Call Bill Lynn, Mulloney Realty. Call anytime Winter Storage Soles ond Service as to rote or omount. and that Interest Hwy. IS. Ookhurst. 49J-MSS on the Bono, ii eternal from Federal OPEN 9 »lo 5:10 MM 14 h. nauim m 671-5151. MIDOLETOWN — Once in a white we PAUELS BOATS. I Washington SI . Gift Cerllllcote From Solly K Rumson 1421114 income tonatlon; (b) certificates m means DISCRIMINATING TASTE 155 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH WW Of DRUM MNWtCTMNS find a super deal Come see this J*i form sotlsfociory to said llrm evldenc 779-106* year youtM four-bedroom, V i both Co RUNABOUT Iiv, - Heeds repaV ing the proper execution and delivery Petal Pusher Florist Sally K Empress Room Christmas Lay-A-Ways SELF CONTAINED. SPRINKLED BEAUTIFUL fonlal. Living room, formal dining LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP 1)0 Apply 24 Jean Terrace. MiOdH of the Bonds ond receipt of payment PolnwttKn. Fruit Baskets Master Charge - BonkAmerlcord BICYCLES STREET LEVEL WITH Three-room suite, fully room, eat In kitchen ond 70 den Plus town, N.J. therefor, and thai the Bonds will not be Sales ftRental s central air. two cor goroge ond beou Holiday Centerpieces. Gilts 642 Ocean Ave 227 1191 West End 7 Three. Five and Tan Speed. Latest Styles Always In Stock arbitrage obliajatlom within the mean LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER SEPARATE SHIPPING carpeted, window cov- Htul landscaped one-half ocre lol SURF SAILING irvg of the Internal Revenue Code; and Wreaths. Grave tlontels 15 w Front St 741 7751 Red Bonk Many extras Jus' reduced to 155.900 Hn Richmond Ave Pt Plants. FT D orders Belmar s Fashion Corner 76 Ayers Lane Little Silver AND RECEIVING AREA ering, air conditioning. IRl IS So I It) a certificate. In form and tenor sot 747-0571 or 741-MB THE KlRWAN CO . Realtor 147-4350 lifoctory to sold law firm ond doted as All Motor Credll Cords Honored Interesting Clothes. Accessories Squire'sMen's Shop •mucTitt wn 'on Modern small office build 1300 Hwy 15. Mlddlelown 1001 F STREET, BELMAR Everything for Your Favorite Man IWO ENGINES US€D - Chris Craft of the date ot such delivery, to the ef •7I-4MJ Ml MOO OR ill M0I Little Silver Mike's 1100 Hwy ji. Mlddletown •MMTTtmotUMM ing, plentiful parking. 427 Cu. In. IVi i Reduction Lett hand ted that there Is no ntlooiion pending 671 97T7 MIDOLETOWN COLONIAL roi spare ports, block crocked Right or (to the knowledge of the signer or 1.1 R.R. Station - Discount Prices Main room can be subdi- signers thereof) threatened affecting Joyrewood Jewelers Inc She'll Look Lovely In Furs Baby Furniture — Toys — Bicycles — Four spacious bedrooms, 14il5 mas hand runnoble ISO0 o pair 27? 775V Jewelry Wedding Anniversary Summit Smoke Shoppe CALL 747-1100 vided into two, approxi III bedroom, two full baths. 71 living vihm Boot Works the validity ot the Bonds A copy of Winters' Fur Shoppe Games Open 9 to 9 dally HVo Sun. room with fireplace t] dining room, said approving opinion will oppeoi on GltfM.W.Tyo^rWe, or your bfoktf motely 1,100 sq. ft. Profes 21 CRUISER l»»2 - 100 h p In 41 Monmoulh St.. R.» 74176)5 Largest Selection ol Chess Sets utility room, full recreation basement, Monmouth Moll. Eatontown 547-6S54 sional only. West Long patio. 170 londscoped lot 131.500 boofd/oufboord Hull It sound, but EUGENE J BEDELL deck and engine need work »7M e7l Branch, N.J. Call 229-3200 MELMEO REALTORS 671-5*50 I "Dec 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1975 At th put i Lttttt s p/Jct NEWS (QMASTERPIECE Won tntfrt QADAM-12 for burglars, their patrol ONBC NIGHTLY-NEWS THEATRE EVENING The Gang War car is stolen and the two QPARTRIDGE FAMILY 1 OHOLLYWOOD Notorious Woman policemen are trapped by a 6:00 Bed knobs and SAVOY SQUARES Georges reputation trio of heavily armed QBEWITCHED Drumsticks' killers. iittlion off Main QLETSMAKE A DEAL becomes positively Aibury P.rk.988-J5JJ Make Love Not Hale' QQABC EVENING Qj)DON ADAMS SCREEN scandalous when she OISLANDERS HOCKEY QTHE UNTOUCHABLES NEWS TEST develops an intense New York Islanders vs. St. 90 Prool Dame QTAKE12 QBOOKBEAT relationship with an Louis Blues fQSTARTREK OJTHE ELECTRIC CO. Lite Goes lo the Movies" actress and publishes (BEQASCENTOFMAN A creature l.rom Planle M- ©ROOM 222 Lelie. a book about sex. IRI THE by David Scherman Knowledge or Certainly ' 113. capable of changing 6QSTATE OF THE (QMACNEIL REPORT 8:28 QCQBIC. MINUTES Dr Bronowski offers his its torm and personality WEATHER 8:30 OCDJOE AND SONS 8:00 fJtDGOOD TIMES personal view of the moral The Stranger instantly, invades the ©ADAM 12 Joe is not too upset when dilemma that confronts Enterprise and threatens (QDEVIANCE Everything seems to be HIDING his 12 year old son, Nick, today s scientists. — Plut — the entire crew with 7 00 QCBS EVENING NEWS coming up roses for the decides to study ballet (QOF PURE BLOOD extinction QWILD, WILD WORLD OF Evanses, J J has an instead ol sell defense. Part ol the Nazi plan to ANIMALS assignment and Thelma QMERV GRIFFIN Germanize the world ONBC NIGHTLY NEWS wins a scholarship, but all PLACE QQWELCOME BACK Danish included an attempt to QANDY GRIFFITH the good plans run into Starring JULIE HARRIS KOTTER breed an aryan super The Rivals' snags. EILEEN HECKART "California Dreamin' race by kidnapping pure " fJTOTELLTHETRUTH OMOVIN'ON Pastries, ARTHUR OCOMNEU TAVERN and Kotter faces the problem ot children from Eastern Introducing QABC EVENING NEWS Long Way To Nowhere' RESTAURANT Sonny and Will, attempting a new student from Europe and mating women INCOLOR X AOunSOMLV JEAMMETTE CLJFf OIRONSIDE to make money on a long California: pretty, blonde with members of the SS. Unreasonable Facsimile Celebrating Our haul to Canada, hire an Babi Forster who has a 9:30 B (QALL IN THE FAMILY Continuous Performances (QNEWS extra truck and two drivers, crush on him. On the Stivics second NEPTUNE CITY 43rd Year OJMODSQUAD then discover that one of 8:40 QjQBIC MINUTES anniversary, the lamily TONITE "BENJI" 7 AND 9 Neptune City Theater Line. suffering from SERVING them is dependent on pills 8:57 QONEWS UPDATE recalls how the wedding Neptune City Shopping Center amnesia, wanders the city STARTS WEDNESDAY QDEALERS CHOICE A one minute summary ol almost didn't lake place after two men slug him and ROBERT MITCHUM Weekdays: 7:00 9:45 LUNCH & DINNER QQHAPPYDAYS the latest news. because Archie and Mike's sleal his wallet. SYLVIA MILES Musk Makers Theatres Sal. & Sun.: They Call It Potsie Love" 9:00 BfJJM.A.S.H. uncle constantly disagreed 1:00 4:15 7:00 9:45 7 DAYS (QON TOP OF IT The cool Fonzie gives A colonel who has been on the plans. (R| (Part lot a Mnn»b«T «.. I N.rt»ii SI. 0WALSH'S ANIMALS - seriously injured in a tank "FAREWELL, RED BANK Joanie Cunningham advice two pan episodel about love when she flips accident checks into the gJJERSEYFILE tor Polsie Webber. hospital with his prize 10:00 OCQSWITCH MY LOVELY" possession, a rare old Colt PLUS • 2ND BIG HIT O SPECIAL Pete and Mac take wii.it STUFFED 45 wilh chrome barrel and Good News A television seems to be a routine case bone grip superspecial by the Full where Pete goes to N.Y. to SHRIMP OOPOLICE WOMAN Gospel Businessmen s conduct a confidential Ltil Tim* Tonlt* Fellowship International, Don't Feed the Pigeons' investigation. Complete dinner "NIGHT CALLER" featuring Oral Roberts. Rex Sgts Pepper Anderson and OOJOE FORRESTER Bill Crowley are STARTS TOMORROW Hum bard. Kathryn No Probable Cause Burl Reynold! Kuhlman. Connie Smith; determined to break up a Forrester is frustrated in Pat Boone conlidence ring which will his efforts to maintain GEORGE "LONGEST YARD" even resort lo homicide to Q)8 O'CLOCK MOVIE order on his beat w.hen Ihe plut get Ihe lite savings- of SEGAL. Rte 35 Middletown One mile north of Red Bank Stella Dalls' (1937) court releases an Charles Bronson Barbara Stanwvck. John elderly ladies obnoxious alcoholic and a RUSSIAN Entertainment 741-8344 Closed Mondays dangerous drug dealer. "DEATH WISH" QfDNEWS ROULETTE 7:45 ft 9:1 S OOMARCUS WELBY. Trtgpn • now tpin on MMf»nM * The Barber MD * 1 Irif MM The One Face in the l End, LM| Irnidi is a Lady .. World' Dr. Welby runs into 870-2700 a touchy situation when a Ult Time Tonltu woman doctor defies the "HEARTS OF WEST" unwritten medical law ol Cinemas 1& 2* HAZLET STARTS TOMORROW not administering to a K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA.RT.35 • 739-9697 AN AMERICAN relative when her father MUM, becomes a victim ol I.D.CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE PCACHESAND leukemia. CREAM SAVEA 10:30 ©NO HONESTLY m JEFF BRIDGES-ANDY GRIFFITH Bed. Beautiful Bed Mounting bills, caupled 1 with the prospects of no steady work, lorce the Danbys into desperate HEARTSMEST UM measures to raise money. 747-0333 BIG (R) gEBQ) ^fl.NOT SINCE 11 00 QQOQQIQNEWS l::1 J QBESTOFGROUCHO • ^- ITVE STQBY. fQTHE HONEYMOONERS U Better Living Through TV THE OTHER SIDE OF (Q ED EQCAPTIONED THE MOUNTAIN' Mahogany BUCK!! NEWS ^1 IIIIIIIIIIIMllIIirTTTlIII mwORLD PRESS 11:30 O0DCBS LATE MOVIE Corky' Robert Blake. Charlotte Rampl ing WW1. Slrwl Supersteak!! Dissatislied with the MM meager existence ol family 747-0333 Our regular $4.95 top sirloin served with french fries, and |ob life, an auto Once In lossed salad and Texas tua^l mechanic and sometime dirt track dnver. yearns for your NOWONLY the big time ol the Grand lilt mtf National Stock Car someone | competilion. tow you OIJTONIGHTSHOW //*. Bib AND — Introducing KERASTASE Guests: Lucille Ball, Hair treatment products Includes 4 Johnny' Malhis. Sam 7:30 hair baths and 5 treatment products Blolner (Costa Rica AND Beau Bridge* Surf&Turf Resident^ Our regular $5.95 steak annd shrimp combinacombinatiot n 'THE with french fries, tossed FOR MEN & WOMEN QMOVIb Pursuit ol Happiness " OTHER SIDE salad and Texas toast. formerly on stall ol (1971) Michael Sarrazin. OF THE NOW ONLY $4.95 CINANDRE and VIDAL SASSOON Barbara Hefshey. After MOUNTAIN' killing a woman with his * Call For Appointment * car. a student activist is II. 35 t DMI IH4 I Join ui for our sentenced to a year of hard i.iiiiiuti II Oom TnrniU. Christmas Pirtf labor. "Snoopy Comt Homi Dtctmbtr 23. QWW: MYSTERY S«l. 1 i.«. Only 1 F.*. Closed Chrltlmts Dtjf. SIBREV. BILL 8!THE UNTOUCHABLES "The Troubleshoolers" POITIER 68SBV KEYPORT 560 River Road. Fair Haven QBURNSli ALLEN The fun place Rte. 35 A Garden Suit Pkwy. Next to Acme Shopping Center EMACNEIL REPORT 264-5655 LETS DO IT to eat and drink 842-5733 12:00 QJPERRY MASON The Case of the Fickle Filly 7:30-9:30 Snuffy Smith TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 i97b The Daily Register 17 Dennis the Menace WE KNOW I'M FEELIN' flINT MV DADBURW MAW-TH' FIRE'S PORELV/PAW--HOWCAN GOIWOUT--VE WE BE SO COLDHEARTED? Crossword puzzle BETTER 60 CHOP SOME MORE KINDLIN' WOOD ACROSS 28 Indiana 50 - for In 25 Afr. head 1 Spectral territory - dians igoal of slate

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61 Blondie WHY SPEND MONEY ON ONE, TWO, SLIDE HOW DO YOU LIKE TOOTSIE LESSONS? I CAN ONE, TWO, SLIDE THAT? I CANT , WANTS ME TO TAKE TEACH YOU IN SET HIM Your horoscope, birthday O.NCIN6 LESSONS TWO MINUTES.' I ( REALLY? TO DANCE WITH ME.' Tuesday, December 2 — and regard for your fellow man for the unexpected. Changes Welcome forceful personalities Born today, you have much of to a very high degree. Yet if you made before noon can be easily into your circle of intimates. This the visionary about you. You do not choose the right sort of accommodated by day's end. is a good time to express yourself look at the world around you life's work, it might very well be PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - on vital issues. with open eyes and ears so that that your best qualities will not Strangers surprise you by meet- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - An you can see and hear how the have a chance to develop fully or ing you more than half-way. Be early-morning emergency may world really is. At the same time, usefully. A career that enables willing to work overtime to at- well bring out the best in you however, you are able to see and you to serve others rather than tain new goals. FViends of friends do much to hear the world as it might be, as one which emphasizes the self is ARIES (March 21 April 19) - make this day a success. -• with a little love and a lot of essential if you are to grow Take whatever time and expend VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) - labor -- it very well could be. Nor naturally into the full potential of whatever energy is necessary to You would do well to talk over do you ever confuse what would your good character. secure your position on the plans for a change with friends Andy Capp be good for you alone with what Wednesday. December 3 employment scene •- im- and adult family members You would be good for the world in SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- mediately' can prevent a serious error if Z JUST CALLED general. Indeed, you are always Dec. 21) -- Another's quick suc- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - you do. TO SEC IF YOU ready to sacrifice your own cess is probably not worth envy- Clear-eyed acceptance of the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - COULD LINO desires for the good of the com- ing. Spend your energy and emo- difficulties inherent in present Problems, .whether at home or ME A COUPLE munity, always willing to give up tions on other things. projects will make your work on the employment scene, can be your own advancement for the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. easier in the near future. solved by far-sighted thinking progress of the group as a whole. 19) - You should be able to see GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Disregard the past. Large of heart and mind, you go into the future today - at least to Make an effort to see things in SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) • about the business of living with the point where your next move the light of another's emotional Avert morning danger through the rest of the world as your ma- becomes obvious. reactions. You may be able to swift and accurate action. Don't jor concern. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18) add to your store of wisdom become alarmed by the pre- You possess courage, devotion. -- Leave room in your schedule CANCER (June 21-July 22) - sence of a stranger. SheinwolcPs bridge advice by Alfred Sheinwold he loses an overruff and a dia second round of diamonds North dealer mond. and cannot overruff the ace of Both sides vulnerable. The worst feature of being South should draw no trumps. NORTH overruffed is the scornful ad- trumps at all. Instead of ruff- South can ruff a club to re- • A32 vice you get from your oppo- 'n8 tne third heart South gain, the lead, after which he »K4 nent: "Never send a boy to do must discard dummy's losing draws trumps and cashes his • A3 a man's job." To avoid this diamond, last heart to score game, slam + Q 10954 2 fate, select a boy's job for a and rubber. WEST EAST boy and use a man where TRUMP RETURN DAILY QUESTION • 86 A 7 54 necessary. West can return a trump, Partner opens with 1 NT VQ1092 «85 but this still leaves two (16 to 18 points), and the next • QJ108 •K9542 The average declarer wins trumps in dummy: one boy- player passes. You hold: *KJ8 «763 the first diamond, draws a sized and one man-sized, • 86 VQ1092 •QJ10H *KJH. SOUTH round or two of trumps, South can ruff his remaining What do you say? • KQJ109 cashes two top hearts and diamond with dummy's low ANSWER: Bid two clubs, V AJ763 I • X-\ ruffs a third heart in dummy, trump, return to his hand the Stayman Convention, ask- • 76 with a club, and ruff the ing partner to bid a major suit • A If declarer ruffs the third fourth round of hearts with of four or more cards. If part- North East South West Hagar heart with the ace of trumps dummy's ace of trumps, ner can bid two hearts, you 1 4 Pass 1 • Pass he eventually loses a heart There is no danger of an will raise to four hearts. If he 2 4 Pass 3 f Pass DIRTY PIPK, and a diamond. If he ruffs with overruff in either case. East bids anything else, you will 3 4 Pass 4 4 Pass one of dummy's low trumps, has to follow suit on the bid 3 NT. 4 • Pass 6 • All Pass THE POOp FOR TME Opening lead - • Q LADIES. fOU'D SETTER STAl?T HOW CAN I ulORRf ABOUT How to 6et Away REMEM8ERIN6 WHERE HO) HIS BLANKET WHEN I'M With Eleven Bad LEFT MV BLANKET, OR \% WORKING ON NH NEU) 6ONNA POLW WU! TENNIS INSTRUCTION BOOK? Calls in a Row

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