State Income Tax Is Half Wav Home

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VOL 97 N0.13 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1974 TEN CENTS State income tax is half wav home •y DENNIS L STERN publican, say that they think the income tax has a chance in J the upper house Twenty-one voles are required for passage assessed valuation The Assembly is scheduled to vote on that TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Brendan T Byrne's income tax in the Senate. measure as well as other parts of the Byrne program next program, which hat pasted the Assembly by the narrowest The Assembly also passed and sent to the Senate, by a 64 Monday. 1 margin possible, now goes to the Senate where it faces an 11 vote, a proposal to permit the voters to repeal the income Byrne, who spent almost the entire day in meetings with even tougher fight tax in .»76 The measure would also authorize a 1H0 referen- assemblymen and county leaden, said after the vote. i The Senate may vote on the measure as early as next dum on the income tax, in the event the levy is enacted, but "Today's vote will not be popular; in the short run, it may not repealed in 1(71. not be politically beneficial. These legislators have placed the future of New Jersey above their political careers. They have The historic Assembly vote, which came after (our hours The voter referendum and a proposal to return to munici- of debate yesterday, was 41-38. Forty-one votes are needed to taken the high road to create a system that will benefit the palities 20 per cent if the funds collected from a proposed public not only tomorrow, but for decades to come." paw legislation in the M-member chamber. statewide property tax on businesses in wealthier commu- The income tax bill is the cornerstone of a billion dollar The dramatic 41st vote made a hero out of Assemblyman nities are credited with rallying the needed votes for the in- Michael J. Marino, D-Hudson, who left the vote tallj board tax reform and school funding program proposed by the come tax. As late as last Friday, key legislative leaders ad- 4 Democratic governor. flashing at 40-38 for several minutes before casting his ballot mitted that the tax plan was in trouble in the lower house. This is the third time that New Jersey has considered an No more than 10 or 11 senators are known to support the The local tax rebate would come from $250 million collected Income tax plan, but legislative leaders, including one Re income tax program. Former Gov. Richard J Hughes' plan from a statewide commercial property tax of $3 25 per $100 See lacamr Ux, page 1 %. Tax backers see Senate victory By BEN VAN VLIET vote. would seek to petition the he is especially pleased since Senate for passage. A total of Thursday, but isn't expected "I thought it would go this state Supreme Court for a "I helped lead the floor 21 votes will be needed to be in a position to vote on The two Monmouth County way," she said, "and I'm glad delay in the implementation fight." Meanwhile, Monmouth the income tax until next assembymen who voted for that it did." of the so-called Bolter Deci- However, Mr. Salkind, who County's only Republican leg- week. the state income tax yes- Mrs. Berman, a Democrat, sion, which provides for state also serves as Marlboro may- islator, Sen. Alfred N. Bead Mr. Salkind said he was terday are now predicting the said she felt the Democratic financing of local education. or, said he considers the in- lesion of Rumson, said he is told by Gov. Byrne after the tax plan will be approved by administration has a good Gov. Byrne's Ux package, come tax only a first step to- still adamant in his opposition Assembly vote yesterday the the Senate early next week. shot at passing the income with the income tax as its wards real tax reform. to the income tax. governor was starting imme- And one of the other four tax in the upper house. cornerstone, is designed to "There will have to be addi- His reaction to the passage diately to gather Senate .county assemblymen opposed "I think," she said, "just raise the necessary funds to tional steps in the future," he by the Assembly was: votes. to the income tax also thinks the fact that the Assembly implement that decision. said, "to completely remove "Once again, it is up to the "Right now," Mr. Salkind the Senate probably will pass passed it will make a big dif- "This was something that the local property tax as a fi- Senate to save the state of the tax package. ference." had to be done," Mrs Berman nancing method." said, "I figure he's about a New Jersey from those who half dozen short and he'll Mrs. Gertrude Berman, Mrs. Berman said she also said, "and I'm really glad Mr. Salkind predicted the would wreck it." Long Branch, the first county was happy that the legisla- that the legislature saw fit to passage of the tax by the As- have to get them one at a legislator to back Gov. Bren- ture did not try to delay ac- pass it at this time." sembly "will put tremendous Sen. Beadleston, who Is mi- time." u-> dan T. Byrne's tax reform tion on the Income tax. Assemblyman Morton Sal- pressure on the Senate." He nority leader, put the chances Assemblyman William Fit- program, said she was "de- There had been reports that kind, DMonmouth, who also said the governor will need of Senate passage of the tax zpatrlck, DMonmouth, op- lighted" with yesterday's the Assembly leadership backed the income tax, said about six more votes in the bill at "less than 50-50." He posed the income tax, but HAPPY COUNSEL - Mrs. Gerry English, counsel said the earliest the bill could said last night that since it to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne shows her feelings as come for a vote in the upper was passed "it Is now in- the 41st—the passing vote—is registered on the house would be Monday. cumbent on all of us to try to vote board in the Assembly chamber at Trenton The Senate returns to work See Senate, page 2 yesterday. Byrne's office busy

TRENTON (AP) - With a ernor, a lawyer and former The suggestion bothered As- But it was apparent that broad smile, Assemblyman judge, compared the ex- semblyman John J. Gallag- others where carrying the Christopher Jackman strode perience to "waiting for the her, D-Camden, who said ru- governor's message to the into the office of Gov. Bren- jury to come In." mors were flying. "You're floor of the lower house and dan T. Byrne and declared, The visitors Included sev- sweating guys in there and the corridors outside. "What do you want, Gov. Just eral powerful Democratic you hear all kinda of ru- tell me and I'll do it." Party county chairmen such mors," he said. Sen. Joseph P. Meruno, D- Jackman had already done as Harry Loner, Essex Coun- Gallagher stopped by the Mercer, a leading Senate sup- it, joining 40 other Democrats ty, James Joyce, Camden governor's office late in the porter of the income tax, to vote for the graduated County and Christopher Dietz afternoon to ask if the rumors stopped by to see Byme. state Income tax recommend- Union County. were true. Lewis Kaden, chief counsel ed by Byrne. They moved in and out of After a five-minute meeting to the governor, huddled with The governor's office was the governor's office for con- with Byrne, Gallagher Merllno and was heard to busy last evening after the sultations and then confer- emerged to report there was say, "He's critical," bringing Assembly session as members ences with assemblymen the nothing to the speculation. the reply from Merlino, "I'll of the lower house paid calls administration hoped to bring "He reassured my thinking," go look in." on Byrne to offer mutual con- into line behind the Ux. said the Camden legislator. r iMf HwMkr D— L«r« gratulations. Dietz seemed particularly Assemblyman Morton Sal- Assemblyman Steven P. WRECKED BY FIRE - Eatontown TV & Appli- Only the facade was left standing by the blaze, Byrne also had a handshake harried at times, faced with kind, DMonmouth, said he cance Co., Rt. 35, was heavily damaged by fire which caused a large neon sign, no longer used, to Perskle, D-Atlantlc, chief for his opponents. To one, the. problem posed by five of supported the tax and ex- sponsor of the Income tax, early today. Eatontown Fire Chief Donald "Red" fall through the roof of the rear of the building. Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon- the six Union County assem- pected others to do the same Henderson sold the building was "a total loss." dropped in before the session mouth, Byrne said, "We. blymen who appeared ada- because Byrne "is the politi- and spotting Lerner said, fought fairly." mant In their opposition. cal head of the party and "Thanks Harry we appre- Earlier yesterday the gov- But Dietz defended Byrne you've got to go with him." ciated your help," to which ernor received a steady against the suggestion that If the governor was mak- Lerner replied, "Happy to do stream of top aides and the governor was resorting to ing last minute bids for sup- It." Eatontown TV, Appliance Democratic politicians while pressure tactics to bring vic- port as the Assembly debate he watched the long tax de- tory. progressed he didn't seem to Byrne declined to meet bate on public television. "Anybody who tells you be doing it in person. briefly with reporters but Jor- Mayor Paul Jordan of Jersey he's trying to buy votes is Between 1 p.m. and 0 p.m. dan described him as being City spent about a half-hour crazy. He Just doesn't work only four or five members of "in fine form, he's a pretty building wrecked by fire with Byme and said the gov- that way," Dietz said. the Assembly visited him. gutsy guy." By BOB RUBIN 1:15 a.m., according to He said the building was "a when he acquired the building borough Fire Chief Donald total loss." from the American Legion af- EATONTOWN - Fire "Red" Henderson. James Frangella, owner of ter renting it for several wrecked the Eatontown TV k Chief Henderson said the the business, stood silently years,was still standing, its Sherwin, Manzo lose pleas Applicance Co. on Route 35 fire probably started In the with his family and watched windows exploded by the cials said they would not here early today. basement in the rear of the as flames demolished the heat, when the fire was ex- TRENTON (AP) - Former tenced nearly one month lat- tract In Manzo's favor for a move to try to imprison Sher- er. Units from Shrewsbury and building, where repair work is stucco-covered wooden struc- tinguished. Secretary of State Paul J. $10,000 contribution to the win and the others If their Ft. Monmouth joined borough done. He said he would call in ture. He refused comment. Chief Henderson said the Sherwln and two codefen- Sherwin, 55, and codefen- state Republican Party. lawyers filed legal papers dants William C. Loughran of flreflghting and first aid units county Fire Marsha) Frank L Within 10 minutes after a appliances in the front were dants convicted in 1972 of bri- Besides the jail terms, they with the U.S. Supreme within Sea Girt, a Republican party In extinguishing the fire, Wilgus-for an investigation of general alarm was turned in wet but most were not bery-conspiracy have lost a were each fined $2,000. the next 30 days. fundraiser, and Michael Man- which was under control by the fire today. at 12:05 a.m., firemen had set charred. He said also there key round in their court Tight Sherwln was once consid- was little damage done to to stay out of prison. The defendants have been zo of Morganville, a con- ered second In power to Cab- up an aerial nose on one side tractor, were found guilty by of the building. Fire trucks on company records in the office The New Jersey Supreme free on ball pending court ap- ill in the former Republican Court has refused to review peals. They were convicted a jury of trying to fix a administration that left office the other side of the building there. $100,000 state highway con- The inside story and on South St., behind the "It was an old building," he an appeal by the three men on Oct. 20, 1172, and sen- last January. building, also battled the commented. "There was who are now considering tak- The Appellate Division of THE WEATHER blaze. nothing to stop the fire from ing their case to the U.S. Su- Superior Court, the state's Party sway, pteasaal today. Snay, pleas- Chief Henderson said he re- spreading quickly to the preme Court. Dr. Charles Webster, second highest court, upheld sait Imimw. Craplete reptrt n page 2. ceived reports of explosions front." The state decision, handed the guilty verdicts against the coming from the building pri- At the outset of the fire, down last week and made three men last March IS. Tie spread * a historical Mea page 10 public yesterday, closed off Sherwln and the others said 8MB Gamut tafts peaaats page II or to the outbreak of the flames shot high above the Arie van Everdingen blaze. These, he said, could sign before it collapsed. Mem- one of the last avenues of ap- they were convicted on In- Janes TayW parts Arts Center page IS peal open to the defendants sufficient evidence. Beaten HID kecMses faarty facility page II be television picture tubes bers of both the Eatontown Dr. Charles S. Webster, pastor of the First Presbyterian blowing up from the beat of and Shrewsbury First Aid who have been sentenced to 1 Church in Red Bank, was honored upon the 25th anniversary Sherwln testified at the trial Ckaige la toetatpe ketsed Hrfmdet's Reggy page 10 to 2 years in state prison. Ytaag cetpte gets beaked M flshlag page 17 the fire. Squads said it was the hottest of his arrival In Red Bank and the congregation renamed its (hat he never had direct He said that a natural gas fire they had seen since the Sherwln, former top advisor Westminister Hall the "Charles S. Webster Hall." knowledge of the $10,011 con- Classified 11-20 DAILY REGISTER fire was generated under- First Presbyterian Church at, to ex-gov William T. Cahill, Bob Rubin of our Shrewsbury office had an interesting tribution. The prosecution Casks .21 PHONE NUMBERS neath the fire as the gas Shrewsbury burned down in and the other defendants may chat with Dr. Webster and learned that the cleric had almost charged that the money went CMteaperary Life 10, II Main Offke uum burned through the pipes. A March. appeal to the U.S. Supreme become a lawyer. Bob's story about him Is being prepared for to the GOP Editorials I Classified Ads J42 I7H gas company repairman said However, by 12:30 flames Court, although law enforce- tomorrow's editions. Sherwln was accused of Eatertalaates* 14 ClrcilallM Depl Mt-MN the gas was shut off by the had receded below the roof ment officials noted that the 1 Arie van Everdingen is associate professor of ceramics at Plsuda] j 8p»rts Dept mm* time he arrived at 1 a.m. line and more smoke than case had not raised major Monmouth College. He's also the reason the art department constitutional Issues or ques- Hake A Dale.. • Mlddletawa Barest 071 22J0 About IS minutes after the flame was visible. at the West Long Branch campus isn't serenely quiet this Wednesday (My OMtaartes 4 Freehold Bareaa 4C2-2IZI No one was In the building tions of legal precedent. Fresh blueflsh fillet He Ib. fire broke out, a neon sign on summer. Carol Jacobaon writes about him and the college In Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. tffto Zr.'.'.'.'.".'..'.'..'.'l'«i' 17 l«8 »raach Bureaa .222-0010 the rear part of the bulodlng when the blaze broke out. One State law enforcement off!- "Art Forum." It will appear In tomorrow's Daily Register, Fine India Oriental Itags Adjourned Highlands Board (ell through the roof. The fireman was reported treated Mexican Folk Art, 30 Linden Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Mon- Save New! Now buy Orientals you never of Education meeting, Thurs, sign, which stands about 00 for a minor case of smoke in- PI., Red Bank. Tin masks and mouth County's most Interesting newspaper. Heavy duly Prown's O«» thought you could afford! July 18, 7:10 p.m. feet tall, was no longer In use. halation. hammocks on sale. white aluminum combination- The rear part of the build- Waal's The Storage Secretary With A Flair! window, $25 each installed RufCrty ftl-SMC Cauer's Hsiel The CMkes Tree Clearance. Uniforms by Wil- Don't confuse with light Tie Sttwaway Reepeaed ing collapsed completely, but Enroll now. 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U JIAT 'H. , )fW ...» . ^ Income tax faces tough Senate fight after Assembly win Police helicopter and then proceeded lo deny that Ma i (Continued) upper bouse, wu pressing to delay the vote until at leaat July ered one of the most important voting blocs in the lower with the governor had anything to do with the Income tax passed the Assembly in IMC. but never reached the Senate » to give the Byrne forces at much time aa potable to gain house, voted for the income tax Just before the Assembly session started, Assembly Ma floor. A program offered by former Gov. William T Cahill in supporter* The entire Hudson County Assembly delegation, consid jonty Leader Joseph A UFarte, DHudson, said that the 1»7? was soundly defeated in the Assembly. Legislative leader* say the program still has a chance in ered one of the most important voting blocs in the lower Hudson delegation was still divided over the tax package The decisive vote was met with cheers and applause in the Senate since only IS legislators are known to be unalte house, voted for the income tax. the steamy Assembly chamber, which was packed with rably opposed to an income tax. Jersey city Mayor Paul Jordan, head of the Hudson Debate on the measure ranged from oratory to preaching spectators, newsmen and legislative aides. Television lights Byrne's income tax would be graduated at rates of 1.5 per Democrats, was flown down to Trenton yesterday by State to humor to biting criticism added to the discomfort in the lower house, boosting the tem- cent to 8 per cent on net incomes after deductions ranging Assemblyman Charles B Yates, D-BurUngton, said he perature inside the hall, which is not air-conditioned, to K de- from under $1,100 to over $25,001 It would yield $040 million in supported the income Ux because "the net (fleet of the cover grees the first year, according to the administration's disputed esti- nor s oroeram ii to shift part of the burden toward the Thirty-six assemblymen spoke during the four hours of mates. wealthy and away from low and middle-income taxpayers " debate, which began at 2 10 p.m. The roll call vote was com- A key provision would impose a 10 per cent tax (or Assembly Majority Leader Thomas H Ken, D-Essex, att- pleted at 6:1! pm wealthy individuals who are able to reduce their federal in- cized the Byrne package for being a partisan measure and The Assembly session officially began at 11:25 am and come tax through various loopholes and tax shelters said "The people can't take it, the people don't want it " dealt initially with routine legislation while Byrne and legisla- The legislature is faced with a deadline of next Jan 1 im- Assemblyman George J OUowski, D Middlesex, said he tive leaders attempted to round up the needed tax votes. The posed by the State Supreme Court which has ordered a more could not vote for the income Ux because taxpayers are al- session was interrupted at IMS when Assembly Speaker S. equitable method of financing public schools to replace the ready overburdened with taxes. Howard Woodson Jr., D Mercer, announced that a bomb primary reliance on local property taxes "Now, we're turning the taxpayer upside down to see if threat had been made and ordered the chamber cleared. Byrne's program would provide 50 per cent state funding he has another penny in his pocket " State police at the State House said a nun had called the for local schools compared to about 10 per cent now. Assemblyman Morton Salkind, DMonmouth said mail main state switchboard at about noon to say a bomb would go Approximately $550 million raised from the income tax from his constituents had changed recently in favor of aa In- off at 12:30 p.m. "in the Assembly room." would be funnelled to the schools, particularly those in poorer come tax The message of the letter writers seemed to be State police who searched the Assembly and surrounding areas with fewer and less valuable property tax ratables "lets do what is right," said Salkind, who voted for the In- area found no bomb. The administration has said its program would provide come tax Forty states and the District of Columbia already have a property tax reduction for 05 per cent of the 5(7 municipal- Assemblyman Christopher J Jackman, D Hudson, one of ities in the state. state income tax. the most colorful members of the lower house, said during de- Companion proposals to the income tax, which would re- Democrats control the Assembly W-14. AU 41 votes cast bate that he was in a quandary because of a letter he had require amendments to the state constitution, would have to be for the income tax program were from Democrats. Republi- ceived from a voter "If you vote for the income tax," Jack- approved by three-fifths of both legislative houses by the first can assemblymen had promised no support for the measure man quoted the letter, "I'll put a curse on you and your fami- week in August to be placed before the voters on the Novem- In the Senate, Senate President Frank J. Dodd, D Union, ly " He voted for the tax. ber election ballot. an income tax foe, was pressing for an early vote on the tax Assemblyman Joseph L Garrubbo, D-Union, said he could The proposed constitutional amendments include plans to in an effort to kill its chances. The measure could not be tak- not support the tax "because of the peculiar effect It has on place a ceiling on local property taxes; to guarantee that no en up until Monday at the earliest. the district I represent " He commended the Byrne adminis- more than a fixed percentage of a resident's income could be But Sen. Joseph P. Merlino, D-Mercer. the assistant ma- tration for discussing his position with him without trying to jority leader and a key engineer for the tax package in the used for property taxes, and for the statewide business property tax. pressure him to change his vote. Assemblyman Martin A. Herman, D-Gloucester-Salem, The only assemblyman who did not vote on the income CASTS DECIDING VOTE - Assemblyman Mi- tax bill was John H. Ewing, R-Somerset, who was not present chael J. Marino, D-Hudson talks to newsmen after noted that when he ran for the Assembly last year, he had po- in the chamber during the afternoon. the Assembly passed the income tax package by a litical ads assuring voters he would not vote for an Income The 13 other Republicans voted against the income tax, as one-vote majority yesterday. Marino cost the dra- Ux. they had promised all along. Twenty-five of the Assembly's 66 matic 4lst vote, after leaving the vote tally board However, he went on, he was forced to change his mind Democrats voted against the program. flashing for several minutes before casting his bal- "I am voting for it because it must be done and because the The entire Hudson County Assembly delegation, consid- lot. proposals that have been made offer a large measure of genuine tax reform that alternative plans do not guarantee." High court refuses to hear appeals (Continued) now! more than ever trying to get former Trans- portation Commission*. John C. Kohl to throw out tads on a paving contract for Route 46 in Warren County to give Manzo, the second low bidder, a chance to submit a new bid. Kohl testified that Sherwin to know u.s. is to like us told him Manzo was a Re- publican Party contributor. Transportation department officials said as a result of Sherwin's request to Kohl, a THE OTHER HEAT - Rockelle Culor of Freehold, decision to award the con- an aid to Assemblyman Walter Kozloskl, shows tract to the original low bid- because we do more thermometer registering more than 93 degrees in der, Centrum Construction the New Jersey Assembly chamber during debate Co., was delayed. But Kohl on the proposed state income tax. acting on a legal opinion from former Deputy Atty. Gen. Da- vid A. Biedennan, ultimately rescinded the decision to per- Senate approval mit new bidding and the contract went to Centrum. Sherwin was the chief political adviser to Cahill and had of tax is forecast been a close personal friend' of the governor for years. His (Continued) sored an alternative plan for indictment began a series of make this thing work as best a statewide classified proper- scandals that eventually led we can." ty tax. to the ex-governor's downfall Mr. Fitzpatrick, who had "I thought we had the bill in seeking reelection last supported a move to postpone defeated right up to the very year. Cahill now practices action on the tax issue, said end," Mr. Van Wagner said, law in Princeton. he thinks that since the mea- "I attempted to debate the Sherwin's predecessor as sure passed the Assembly it bUl and I think I was able to secretary of state, Robert J. probably will also pass the pull a few votes, but it just Burkhardt, who served under Senate. wasn't enough." former Democratic Gov. Assemblyman Walter J. Ksar Mr Van Wagner said the Richard J. Hughes, was 4 TO 7 YEAR TIME DEPOSIT PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. MINIMUM $5,000 loski, D-Monjnouth, said he Assembly Taxation Com- convicted of unrelated kick- was disappointed, upset, and mittee has scheduled debate back charges involving high- angered by the Assembly pas- on his property tax plan next way contracts. And the cur- A YEAR sage. week, but he was uncertain rent secretary of state in' "I think a number of people as to its fate. Gov. Brendan T. Bryne's EFFECTIVE Democratic Asministration, from other districts sold out," Of the county's three sena- former State Senate Minority ANNUAL YIELD ON he said, "I'm not naming tors, two of them are com- leader I Edward Crabiel, has names, but there were indi- mitted to opposing the income viduals who told me they been under investigation by a Oif 0 * tax. They are Sen. Beadles- 1 were definitely against the grand jury looking into ^pos- 7.08" ton, and Eugene J. Bedell, a 2 /2 TO 7 YEAR TIME DEPOSIT PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. MINIMUM $500 sible criminal activity in- tax, and then they changed Democrat. volving road building. their mind. Mr. Bedell favors the same "I'm only assuming," he plan as Mr. Van Wagner and AYEAR added, "that those people got has introduced similar legisla- Board holds concessions for their districts tion in the Senate. EFFECTIVE from the governor." The third senator, Her- bids for review Mr. Kozloski also was the bert J. Buehler, a Democrat, MONMOUTH BEACH - ANNUAL YIELD ON only Monmouth County as- has remained uncommitted to The Board of Education last semblyman not to vote for a the tax plan. night held for review three second bill which provides for 650 Sen. Buehler said when the bids on a steel suppy contract &81 1 TO 2% YEAR TIME DEPOSIT PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. MINIMUM $500 two referenda-one ui 1978 and plan was first advanced that for the elementary school's another in 1980 — giving the he would not support it In its new addition. Interest on Time Deposit Accounts COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY voters a chance to repeal the present form. Since then, Vemon Fabricators of Rob- from Day of Deposit, Credited and Withdrawable monthly. tax. many changes have been binsville bid $115,000; J. G. "1 voted against the refer- made to make the income tax Federal Regulations on Time Deposit Accounts require a substantial \ Schmidt of Passalc, $112,430, penalty if any withdrawal is permitted before maturity. endum, too," Mr. Kozloskl more acceptable. and Deleson Steel of Engle- said, "because I consider it a Neither Sen. Buehler nor wood, $138,500. cop out It seems to me if this Sen. Bedell was available for The board awarded the was Initiated in the legisla- comment. school's milk supply contract ture, It should end there, The county's sixth assem- to Warden's Dairy, Inc., of AYEAR too." ' blyman, William Flynn, a Neptune on a bid of five cent Assemblyman Richard Van Democrat, also could not be per pint. EFFECTIVE Wagner, D-Monmouth, also reached for comment. Mr. Perl's Fuels of Rumson wu voted against the tax He had Flynn, however, voted awarded the fuel contract at ANNUAL YIELD ON been an early opponent to the against the Income tax, as he a cost of the fuel at delivery tax plan and had co-spon- had said he would. time. Ulat U' 54ON REGULAR SAVING7S PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. INTEREST COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY FROM Weather: sunny, pleasant DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL. CREDITED AND WITHDRAWABLE MONTHLY. Effective Annual Yields on ALL ACCOUNTS apply when principal and Interest are left on deposit for one year.

Partly sunny and pleasant Valley. Rainfall was fairly Parts of southern Texas also today, high 80 to 85 Clear and light. were cooler than normal, al- comfortable tonight, low in A tornado was spotted near though readings were In the THESE ARE THE HIGHEST SAVINGS RATES ALLOWED BY LAWI low 60s Sunny and pleasant Dilworth, Minn., near North 7H. ACCOUNTS ARE INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Wednesday, high 80 to ». Dakota, but no damage or In- TIDES Outlook for Thursday: Sun- juries were reported. gaaa-yltafc PLUS: FREE ON-US CHECKING ACCOUNTS ny and hot. Another line of storms TODAY -HighI:Np.m. Thundershowers dotted the stretched from the Central TOMORROW - High 1:12 nation today, keeping tem- Plaint to the mldsection of a.m. and 1:55 p.m. and low peratures down and, In some the Eastern Seaboard. 12:31 a.m. and 12:21 p.m. areas, unseasonably cooler Unseasonably cool tempera- For Red Bank and Rumson A weather system that tures were recorded In the bridge, add two hours; Sea UNfTrJJ STflTES SAUWGS BANK MEMBER FDIC caused scattered showers in Great Lakes region, where Bright, deduct 10 minutes; the Rockies pushed thunders- readings dipped to the 40s and Long Branch, deduct 15 min- NEWARK Miln Offlcr 772 Broad St, Franklin Office: 977 Broad St., Ivy Hill Office 72 Ml. Vemon PI., Seventh Avenue Office: 121 Seventh Ave. torms Into the Northern Ms. Upper Michigan had tem- utes; Highlands bridge, add OMMf Half Dime Office: 356 Main Street, MSELAN0 Rowland Office: 185 Eagle Rock Ave. • CHATHAM TOWNSHIP Hickory Square Office, Hickory Square Shopping Center, Ml Shunplke Rd Plains sates and Mississippi peratures mostly In the 4fc. 40 minutes. FIMHAM PARK Crescent Plan Office, Creicent Plan Shopping Center, 18 Jamei Street »mmmmt»J TUBPW AM W, W* ThtVatyttewtt** % station parking curb plan withdrawn

RED BANK - Borough cars which could be parked at counter-proposal concerning special use permit to do busi- floor for storage borough engineer as pre- Council last night withdrew a a gas station for more than 48 a,uto storage ness as a travel agency in a In addition, the governing viously required by law (lolson: Nixon unaware of entr>' controversial ordinance that hours It also would have ban- "But it showed that a group professional zone Raymond body let bids for purchase Another ordinance that was would have limited the num- ned the storage of unregis- of people can get together and Ruth Siuffen, 270 Spring and installation of up-to-date amended deals with site plan WASHINGTON - Former White House aide Charles W ber of vehicles parked at ser- tered vehicles and the sale or and go to 'city hall' in order St., were granted permission communications equipment approval Borough council Colson says be u convinced President Nixon did not know in vice stations. rental of cars and trucks. to handle a problem," Mr to convert a one-family home for the police department eliminated guidelines that re- advance about the break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg* "We found that this ordi- Carl Mami, who operates a Mami said. The spokesman into a two-family dwelling in Contracts went to Charles R quired site plan approval for psychiatrist nance would have created a foreign car repair service at said council members had an A residence zone Knoll, 9 West St for $7,800 changes costing more than Colson commented to reporters after testifying for 10 number of problems and feel the Town and Country Gas been "willing to listen " Also, Walter L Heath Jr and to JltW Signal Inc . |7,500 The governing body hours yesterday before the House Judiciary Committee im it requires further study," Station, 2(0 Shrewsbury Ave , Mr Mami said he will con was given a variance to Green Brook, for a total of also dropped the requirement peachment inquiry Members appeared divided over whether stated Mayor Daniel J a spokesman for about a doz- tinue to attend council meet- remodel a structure tt 131 W HUM. where no structural or ex- Colson was helping or hurting the President with his testi- O Hern at the council session en Red Bank service station ings because he expects an- Bergen Place for business The bidding procedures ternal changes are made The mony. operators, said he was sur- The withdrawal followed a other ordinance to be in- use, namely the sale of safety were protested by Tech Com- ordinance excludes one and Some interpreted Colson s testimony as indicating Nixon prised by the borough's ac- meeting earlier in the evening troduced concerning the stor- equipment, in a B-residence munications, Trenton, a firm two-family dwellings altogeth- had advance knowledge of the break in by the White House in- tion between council members age of vehicles in the zone that claimed not enough time er. vestigative unit dubbed the plumbers But others expressed and local service station own- "I thought the council borough. Cantor, Classman Enter- an opposite view was given to develop a bid The council voted to give ers who have protested the would have adopted some In other business, the coun- prises Inc. won approval lo Council amended an ordi- the "keys to Red Bank" to Colson returns to the committee today for further ques- proposed code. They said it parts of the ordinance that cil granted four variances convert a building in a resi- nance concerning construc- Guy Lombardo, the orchestra tioning His wide-ranging activities when he was a lop Nixon would drive them out of busi- are good," he said Mr. Mami that had been recommended dential zone at 153 River tion and repair of sidewalks leader who has participated political adviser make him a key figure in the committee's ness. " said that service station own- for approval by the Board of Road into a professional and driveways in the in speedboat racing on the impeachment inquiry and the first to face more than a day The ordinance would have ers had presented the govern- Adjustment Pauline Drazin, building. The first floor will borough The code was Shrewsbury River at Red on the witness stand limited to five the number of ing body with a seven-point 333 Broad St., was given a be used for offices, the second changed to require appli- Bank for 25 years. Mayor At 10 am, with James D St Clair, Nixon's impeachment cation for permits to black () Hern will present the keys defense lawyer about to start his questioning, the committee top surfaces Moreover, those to the big-band leader at a recessed until today The 38 committee members will get seeking permits for repair or performance in Jones Beach, their chance at Colson after St Clair. construction of sidewalks, NY on Friday. Superintendent's hiring set curbs and driveways must ap- Mayor O'Hem proclaimed Committee material not news / ply to the superintendent of August 4 through II as Puerto MANALPAN - Dr. Hugh WASHINGTON - The House Judiciary Committee made 20 years before retiring in perintendent of schools in completed graduate work at public works instead of the Rican Week. public today the evidence its impeachment staff compiled on McDougall, a former superin- 1972 In 1968, he was named Lowell, Mass. Last year, he Columbia University and White House efforts to get the Internal Revenue Service to tendent in the New York City superintendent of District 28 was on sabbatical and spent Long Island University. punish the enemies and help the friends of the Nixon Adminis- school system, will be ap- in Queens which includes much of his time developing Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home tration. pointed superintendent of the Rego Park, Forest Hills, an educational program for Manalapan Englishtown Re- Most of the material in the 440-page volume already had Richmond Hill, Jamaica and retarded children, Mr. Morelli gional elementary district by been made public by the Senate Watergate committee during Kew Gardens, NY. said. the board Thursday. Be wise... open a its hearings last summer and in its subsequent reports. Dr. McDougall resides in Anthony Morelli, board He has served as special as- The Judiciary Committee, which is scheduled to begin de- Forest Hills with his wife and president, said Dr. McDougall sistant to the president of the Checlcmaster bate next week on whether there are grounds for the im- three children. He is an elect- will be given a two-year con- New York City Board of Edu- peachment of President Nixon, began releasing last week the ed member of the Forest Hills account tract as superintendent effec- cation and as a consultant to evidence it has received in closed sessions. Board of Education. tive in March. He will replace the New York State Educa- Eight volumes of evidence on the Watergate break-in and No minimum Charles D. Swalm, who is re- tion Department, the West The educator received his cover-up, including one from White House lawyer James D. inghouse Learning Corp and tiring after 21 years as super- undergraduate degree at > balance required St. Clair, were made public by the committee Friday. St the National Task Force for intendent. Adelphia University and an Clair submitted no material on the IRS portion of the inquiry. Guidance Innovations in Ur- Service Is our Mr. Morelli said Dr. MS in administration and su- Like the Watergate evidence, the material on the IRS was ban Schools. bigge$t ami. presented with no attempt to draw any conclusions or point McDougall was chosen from pervision from Queens Col- up the significance of any particular item. 156 applicants. He will re- Following his retirement lege. He received his PhD ceive $34,000 his first year. from the New York system, degree in school adminis- Mr. McDougall served in Dr. McDougall accepted a tration and supervision from Cypriot army rebels arrest 1,200 the New York City system for one-year appointment as su- St. John's University and has The army rebels on Cyprus reported today they had ar- rested 1,200 members of President Makanos' tactical reserve '»•"••*"»' ""CENTRAL JERSEY BANK force, including its commander. But Makarios was reported MiMBtROF f O ' C AND TRuarr COMIVSNV alive despite earlier claims by the rebellious National Guard PAC elects in Oceanport that he had been killed Dr. High MeDMgall A rebel broadcast on Radio Cyprus said a new govern- OCEANPORT - The exec- Mr. Considine has been PAC Main St business district is ment would be sworn in today and that a curfew continued in utive board of the Project secretary. razed. effect for the entire island, with only ambulances allowed to Area Committee has elected PAC is a group of residents He also pledged to continue NO IV you CAN move about. new officers for 1974-75 and businessmen in the PAC's efforts to acquire legal Shaflotobtook The tactical reserve force was a special police unit raised George Moffatt of 20 Pern- borough's urban renewal area counsel, a move which Mr. AFFORD by Makarios to protect his regime from the Greek-officered berton Ave., former vice- who are mandated under De- Moffatt says has been re- National Guard. Some members were reported to have fought chairman, was elected chair- partment of Housing and Ur- sisted by Borough Council. Tlit Bountiful Board hard yesterday in defense of the 60-year-old President and man. ban Development (HUD) PAC claims that the recent 7 ntjhsh Hunt Buffet' archbishop. The rebel broadcast said the 1,200 men in custody Mr. Moffatt succeeds guidelines to participate in council vote not to deadend were "safe and well." James Berg of 47 Trinity the planning and execution of Pemberton Ave. when it Is in- CENTRAL Radio Cyprus also broadcast a message from the United Place, who was elected secre- the renewal program. tersected by the new Ocean- States Embassy asking all Americans on the island to remain tary. Mr. Moffatt said that PAC port Ave. violated agree- AIR calm, obey the orders of the security forces and contact the Richard Considine, 7 Main in its third year should focus ments made at the time of s 1111 A CONDITIONING Embassy when telephone communications were restored. St., was elected vice-chair- on land use in and around the the approval of the overall re- The United Nations and the British Foreign Office report- man. For the past two years urban renewal area, once the newal plan two years ago. ed that Makarios escaped yesterday from Nicosia, the capital, to Paphos, 60 miles to the southwest, and met there with the British officer commanding UN. peacekeeping forces in that district. TV host shoots herself on camera SARASOTA, Fla. - Television talk show host Chris Chub- buck wrote her own death script and then carried it out by Blue Shield putting a gun to her temple and pulling the trigger as television viewers watched. The attractive WXLT-TV anchorwoman, 29, died in a hos- of New Jersey pital 14 hours later. Her handwritten, blood-spattered newscript read, "Today Chris Chubbuck shot herself during a live broadcast." The story she had scrawled in long hand was found on the desk where she sat yesterday morning and calmly announced to viewers what she said was a television first: "In keeping with Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts and in living color you are going to see another first — attempted suicide." I Wo haw t_\vo new programs Then she reached into a shopping bag behind her desk, pulled out a .38 caliber revolver, fired a single shot and slumped forward. I that provide higher payments "It took less than a second to get the gun to her head and pull the trigger," news director Mike Simmons said. Spokesmen at the Sarasota sheriff's office and WX1.T said both were swamped with calls following the incident. They said many of the calls came from viewers who could ! for eligible medical services. INSTALLED not believe the shooting had been real and asked if it were PRICE INCLUDES: some sort of prank. If you're responsible for employee benefits, Blue Shield has Last week. Miss Chubbuck jokingly hinted to colleagues M«ichin| Evaporaftr * Co.) that she was contemplating suicide. No one took her se- improved benefit programs you should know about. Ovluit Ht^tinf Cool.09 I Room Thtrtnotlat riously. Concrete Unit U* They're called the 750 Series and the Usual, Customary or COMPLETE WITH: n F»t ol Pr« Charged Coworker Rob Smith said she told him, "Wouldn't it be .Matching "A" Cooling Coll neat if I were to take the gun, pull it out on the air, live and Reasonable Fee Program (UCR). 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Or if their family income is below $ 12,000, their The feat, reported in Britain yesterday, could eventually benefit women unable to have children because of blocked fal- eligible charges are paid in full when using participating physicians. ATTENTION lopian tubes. Nevertheless it raises questions and controversy. I Simply check the program(s) you're interested in and send us ^•INCLUDES Prof. Douglas Bevis of Leeds University said the achieve- CREDIT ment of fertilizing a woman's eggs in the laboratory did not this coupon. Or call your nearest Blue Cross/Blue Shield sales office. FREE! constitute a breakthrough. I (Newark (201) 456-2862; Morristown (201) 267-7704; Princeton 64 Page Instruction BUYERS, "So many have been attempted that by the law of aver- Manual for ages some have come through," he said. (609) 452-8100; Pennsauken (609) 665-3500) Do-It-Yourself COMPARE In the United States, a government health official agreed, I Installation) saying, "They apparently have been lucky." 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C Anii>troitj£ Matawan Twp. sees utility needs of Kevport dies Obituaries •) MIAN J. IEU.Y repercuMiMi: "Any major of the council !• their deal event of an appeal M*J $IM according to the KEYPOBT - George C development will cause a lags wit* the sUle aad county Councilman Hans H mayor The several additional Armstrong, it, of » Warren MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - very Mtcufak otuatioa The authorities Froehlich explained that the route* of the transcript, are St died yesterday at RiV George P. Carroll Ralph D. Weaver Several member* of the CMM- next appbeauoa may have la Mr BrodoiU sud that ig introduction of the ordinance also extra cil pouted out at last aifM't erview Hospital Red Bank LAIKENCE HARBOR - IOSELLE - Ralph D be tuned down " •oriag the water aad sewage was influenced by several nil The second ordinance ap- meeting that as a result of A lifelong resident here. George Patrick Carroll. M. of Weaver, 71, of M E Fourth Councilman Peter J problems, he wasted to stress ings of Monmouth County Su proved for public hearing was talks with the township's utui Mr Armstrong owned and op- tti Bayview Drive, died Sun- Ave . died Sunday at Rakway said there was a strong | that the important aspect of penor Court Judge Merrill one wlnrh prohibit* parking •y authority, Uiey were able erated the Conover Lumber da) in Perth Amboy General Hospital after a long illness bility that the towaski) the meeting was the estab- LaneJr M the eatt tide of Myrtle Si to foresee the potability of Co of Keyport Hospital Mr Weaver was the father eventually be forced to jotn lishment of communication "In I few recent zoning in ( liffwood Resident* of serious water and sewage He was a member of the Mr Carroll resided here 24 of Ralph S Weaver, of Fair the Monmouth County Bay- between the two bodies which cases involving Matawan that area have appeared at problems which could curtail Dutch Reformed Church of years, having formerly re- Have*, where he u a former shore Outfall Authority, a re- he felt had not been too good Township and other towns, several council meeting! to any major development in the Keyport. the Keyport Yacht sided in New York City He borough councilman gional secondary effluent in the past. Judge Lane has ruled that the their disapproval with township Club and the Elks Lodgrof was a earner out of the Post Mr. Weaver was born in treatment facility in Union The partial council - Er records were inadequate " traffic flow on the street Keyport Office here Marietta. Ohio, and resided in Councilman Michael H. Beach nest Edwards and Richard Mr. Brodnitz mentioned A resolution was pasted au- An Army veteran of World A communicant of St Law- Hostile J7 years He was for- Brodmtz said that the council He claims that this would B M Wolfe were absent - that in the past the council thorizing payment to the War II, Mr Armstrong was a rence Catholic Church, he merly a salesman for Foley met with the Matawan Town- cause a "tremendous problem also approved two ordinances has asked applicants with township engineering firm, member of (he Veterans of was a US Marine Corp* vet- Machinery Co in Piscataway, ship Municipal Utilities Au- financially," because the mu- on first reading and three res- cases that had the potential TfcM Associates for a study Foreign Wars and American eran of World War II and re retiring in IKS thority (MTMUA) last nicipality would then have to olutions for appeal to voluntarily pro- to be made of damage from Thursday The conference Legion Posts here He was ceived the Bronze Star He was a member of Amer- pay fees to the Outfall Au- Awaiting public bearing at vide a stenographer water drainage in the Strath- was the first time the two also a former captain of the Mr Carroll was a past com ican Legion Post 22t, here, thority as well as service the the next meeting is an ordi- After the meeting. Mayor more section The study itself bodies have come together in Keyport Fire Patrol mander of the Hoffman- and a veteran of World War I debt on their own existing fa- nance that would require all Philip N Gumbs said that he was approved several months the two-and-a-half years Mr Surviving are his widow. Prince VFW post, here, and a He was a member of the cilities persons'appearing before the expected something would be earlier and is to be paid for Brodnitz has served on the Mrs Lorretto Cahill Arm- member of the Keyport Elks board of directors of Roselle If this situation arises, Mr. zoning board of adjustment to worked out with the zoning by the capital improvement council, be said. strong a son. Lloyd F Arm Club, the Marine Corps Savings and Loan Associ- Lumia suggested that the provide at their own expense board so that applicants need- fund strong 2d, at home, three League of Keansburg, the ation As a result of the meeting, council might solicit state aid a certified court stenogra- ing minor variances wouldn't Two other resolutions in- daughters, the Misses Gret Laurence Harbor Democratic In addition to his son, he is the council learned that water to maintain the current plant pher. have to incur the expense of a creased the salary of the wa- chen. Heidi and Barbara Club and the Jack Phillips Or- survived by three grand and sewage capacities are which also includes secondary The applicant would also stenographer ter plant operator from KM Armstrong, all at home, his ganization, here children, twobrothers, being used "well over N per treatment capacity have to furnish the council Certified stenographers to M HO an hour and upped the cent " mother, Mrs Gardina Hoag Surviving are hi* widow, Charles Weaver of Ravenna, Mr. Lumia also said that with sufficient copies of the charge by the line or page petty cash reserve to 1209 land Armstrong of New Mrs Barbara Dougherty Car Ohio, and Willard Weaver, of Mr Brodnitz explained the the MTMUA had the support hearing transcript in the and a 45-minute hearing could from 125 Brunswick, and two sisters. roll; his mother. Mrs Marga- Watertown, Ohio, and a sis- Mrs. Gardina Lippman of ret Carroll of Union Beach; ter, Mrs Helen Roberts of New Brunswick and Mrs two sons, Daniel Carroll of Omaha, Neb Barbara Musser of Prescott, Matawan and Patrick Carroll Arrangements are under di- Aru of SayreviUe, a brother, Ray- rection of the J C Prall Inc Continue bike registration hearing The Bedle Funeral Home, mond Carroll of Holmdel; a Funeral Home, 124 E First Keyport, is in charge of ar- sister, Mrs Thomas Williams Ave., here. By SHERRY FIGDORE the ordinance in the first signals, and be equipped with "only for public information." totalling $5,011 for Section 4 rangements of Middletown, and two place. headlamps and tail lights for Vemon Churchill, a mem- and $4,145 for Section 7 grandchildren. OCEAN TOWNSHIP- Township Council, taken The proposed ordinance night use. ber of the township Environ- Mayor. Palaia appointed William G. Fortner The Day Funeral Home, Park offers aback last night by the num- would require every bicycle The ordinance also prohi- mental Commission, warned William Novick of Lynn Drive Keyport, is in charge of ar- ber and vehemence of com- operator to register his bike bits riding double or "no- that with no guidelines for to a six-year term on the KEANSBURG - William rangements. ments at a public hearing on with the police, supply such hands" and jets maximum testing brakes or definitions Planning Board, ending in G Fortner, St. of M Carr Ave programs its proposed bicycle registra- data as the purchase date, or penalties for violations for of the "trick or fancy riding" July, 1980, and reappointed died Sunday in the Ivy House ( harlc- tion ordinance, has continued the name and address of the persons over 18 of a $50 fine prohibited in the ordinance, Stephen Levy and Fenlon K. Nursing Home of Middletown Mockridge * nature m the public hearing until Aug previous owner of a used bi- and 15 days in jail. "We're asking for a lot of Hudson to three-year terms after a long illness. SEA BRIGHT - Charles E 5 cycle, and the serial number Youngsers under 18 will get headaches if we enact this." on the environmental com- Born in Jersey City, Mr. Mockridge, H, of 2 Willow ALLAIRE - Allaire State The continuation, said May- of the vehicle. a warning, in writing, from But David Lipkin, a commission. Fortner had resided in the Way died yesterday in the Park is offering several na- or Joseph A. Palaia, will give Registration decals would the police for a first offense, mission member who has Mr. Levy is chairman of the Bayshore 23 years Monmouth Convalescent Cen- ture programs this summer council a chance to hear com- be valid for five years. and will face a 7-day to 30-day been working on development commission. He was a school bus driver ter of Long Branch. Allaire Nature Center, on ments from the police depart Bicycles would be required impoundment of their bikes of bicycle paths in the town- A contract for five two-way for the Middletown Board of Hurley Pond Road, features Mr. Mockridge was a re- ment, which had asked for to carry bells or other audible for subsequent offenses. ship, claimed the protesters radios, a charging rack and Education, a member of the displays, exhibits, live ani- tired co-owner of the Tilton One vehement objector to were overreacting. Registra- one two-way mobile radio was Keansburg First Aid Squad mals, a Braille trail for the Greenhouses of Keansburg. the new ordinance was Louis tion would-be centered in lo- awarded to Motorola Commu- and was a trustee of that or- handicapped, and several Bom in Mendham, he had Egidio of 1 Judith Court, cal schools, he said, and nications and Electronics, ganization. miles of nature trails. It is resided there and in Keans- open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 Howland named Wanamassa, who charged the warnings would precede any Inc , of Glen Rock. Surviving are his widow, burg before moving here p.m. proposal "is taking some fines for violations. The Motorola bid, for $8,404. Edna Meislohn Fortner; a eight years ago. The Interpretive Center, more of my freedom away " Two other ordinances were was the only one received. son, Allen Fortner, here; two He was the husband of the adjacent to the blacksmith First it was cars, then dogs, adopted without incident. One Following discussion at the daughters, Mrs. Esther as city engineer late Frances Anglemann shop in the park's Deserted Mr. Egidio complained. adopted the Building Officials last council meeting of a pos- Schopmann of North Bergen Mockridge. Village, contains a number of "Now we start off with bi- Code of America (BOCA) fire sible need for a rent morato- and Mrs. Edna Caputo of Cal- MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Jersey three years ago, after conservation and environmen- cycles. Next year it will be code, and another prohibits rium, Township Manager ifornia, and seven grand- Surviving are two daugh- George "BUI" Howland, for- selling his general contracting tal displays. It is open daily cameras and television sets'" parking on the north side of Ronald Frano said he will be- children. ters, Mrs. Sally Becker, with merly of Little Silver and company which specialized in from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A he declared. Sunset Ave. 440 feet west gin annual surveys next The John J. Ryan Home for whom he made his home, and Rumson, N.J , has been ap- coast protection. He was a naturalist is on hand to an- from the road's intersection March of the vacancy rates in Funerals is in charge of ar- Mrs. Margaret Lothrop of pointed as the first staff city resident engineer for a $S mil- Township Attorney Dennis swer questions on weekdays. with Wickapecko Drive township apartment com- rangements. Manahawhin; two grand- engineer here. lion sewer project in Rumson Crawford assured the public children, and three great- that much of the ordinance Council released perform- plexes. Nature walks wandering His grandfather, the late and currently works as Lit- grandchildren. was already contained in ance bonds for the Twin M2. Death Notices through the valley of the Ma- Jesse A. Howland, was found- chfield Retreat project man- state statutes and was re- Brook Apartments, pending LOTTERY WINNER WEAVER — Rolf* D . of 120 Eott louiih The John E Day Funeral nasquan River are conducted er of the Jesse A. Howland &' ager for the Dargan Con- Ave.. Roielle, N J , on July 14 Husband or peated in the local ordinance receipt of maintenance bonds Monday July 15: K3K ihe lott Frtdo and father of Ralph S of Home of Red Bank is in Monday through Friday at Sons Inc. contracting business struction Co., here. Fair Haven; brother of Chorle* Weaver of charge of arrangements. Rovenna. Ohio, Wliiard of Woterlown. 1:30 p.m. The walks begin at in Freehold and Sea Bright, Ohio, ond Mrt Ellen Roberts, Omaho Nebrotko Funeral tervlce at the J C the Interpretive Center and N.J. He is the son of Mrs. Prall Inc Funeral Home. 124 Eott Flrtt Ave . Roielle. Tuetdov Itodoyl. July It, at Attends seminar last approximately one hour George W Howland Sr, 283 I p.m. Interment Rivervic* Cemetery. Spring St., Red Bank, N.J. Marietta. OMo In lieu ol floweri. pleate MIDDLETOWN - Robert Nature tours by wagon moke donation! t0 nie Heart Fund and the late Mr Howland He Belgam, son of Mr. and Mrs through the Deserted Village, was born In Long Branch, J Robert Belgam, 170 States- picnic groves, and natural N.J., and was graduated from ir Place, who will be a senior areas are held on Saturdays The Daily Register Red Bank High School and at Middletown High School in and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 Lehigh University. Classified Ads the faU, was one of 500 of the p.m. The rides begin at the Visitors Center. nation's top high school stu- Mr. Howland, 55, was hired dents with demonstrated apti Campground programs are at $14,000 per year and is to tutdes for engineering or sci- held on Wednesday and Satur- assume his duties on Aug. 6 DIAL ence who participated in the day nights. Wednesday pro- He says he has "spent a life- first Naval Academy Engi- grams feature films and slide time along the coast working neering Science Seminar and shows. Saturday night pro- with beach erosion" and con- 542-1700 Workshop at the U.S. Naval grams begin at dusk siders protection of the coast 24 Hour S«rvlc» Academy, Annapolis, Md. Group programs are avail- as a prime concern. i upon request. He is an avid golfer and »or further information, swimmer and plans to make call or write Allaire State the Grand Strand his home. Park, Farmingdale. He moved here from New To help you get some fun out of the energy crunch Today's Woman The She's more than Home a mother. Enjoyment Loan She's a doctor. She's a lawyer. She's It you employ women in your busi- a store manager. She's a real estate ness, here is an opportunity to rec- agent. She's a business woman. ognize their contributions to your COLONIAL organization. We are accepting adver- Today's Woman. 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NtOMT TH. I nmmum, « J TUUOW, I#M Middletown zoners hold verdict on garden apartments By BOB BRAMLEV called Middletown Manor, interconnected by a network tensive landscaping and revi- one bedroom and lb baths, the view that such projects where 40 feet are required given permission to transform would be built on 22U acres of pedestrian walkways and sion of the terrain to make renting at H2S-ttM a month, should not be authorized by Robert S Gray It. of 242 an existing garage into a fam- MIDDLETOWN - A heir between Taylor Lane and Ma courtyards with benches. A the clusters of apartments fit and 41 "D" units with two 'variance before the revised Rt 35 was granted a variance ily room and build a new ga- ing on a me variance which horas Brook, fronting on 11) recreational complex with into the ground Construction bedrooms and two baths, ren- master plan is implemented permitting erection of a fire- rage creating a front yard would permit a 248-unit gar- feet of Taylor Lane north of tennis courts and a swimming will be of natural wood and ting at S17M4M per month by ordinance. place and chimney on his setback of 24 feet where 40 den apartment complex on the existing development on pool would lit to the north of stone, with roof lines broken The variance is necessary The board granted seven house creating a deficient feet are required Taylor Lane drew a full bouse Devonshire Court Its 248 the clusters. to avoid any tinge »f the because the site lies in a B1 variances and denied one side yard setback George and Evelyn St. Pe- at last night'i meeting of the units would be assembled in The one-way access road "row-house" look business lone There are as Mylvon and Harriet Wnght of Joseph Incarelli of Raphael ter of 50 Swartzel Drive were Zoning Board of Adjustment 10 clusters around the per- would intersect Taylor Lane Four types of unit* would yet no zones in the township Kings Hwy East were grant- Place, New Monmouth, was granted a variance permitting The board reserved deci- iphery of a oneway loop through • thick natural be offered There would be 88 for garden apartments ed a variance permitting given permission to build a use of a slightly undersized sion after hearing witnesses road encircling a mall and a screen of trees which will be "A" units with one bedroom Objectors fear a possible creation of an undersized lot garage and breezeway creat- lot for building for the applicant, Almid one-acre pond left as is except for some and one bath, renting at IZ7&- detrimental effect of children of 12,009 square feet where ing a side yard setback of 7 Denied was an application Realty Corp of Great Neck, Each cluster would have its trees which must be felled to $300 monthly; 71 "B" units from the apartments on an al- 15,000 square feet are re- feet where 21 feet are re- by Thomas J Izzo of 2 Naves- NY, represented by Mat a own buffered parking lot to widen Taylor Lane to its with a bedroom, a den and a ready overburdened school quired, with deficient front quired ink Ave , East Keansburg, to wan attorney Eguene F accommodate 1 75 cars per right-of-way of 11 feet bath, renting at I350-IJ7S system, alleging that the dens yard and side yard setbacks Richard Hanson of 30 Lor- construct a pigeon loft in the McEnroe The project, unit The clusters would be The developer proposes ex- monthly; 44 "C" units with in the "B" units "could easily and frontage of 80 feet where raine Place, East Keansburg, front yard of his non-con- be made Into another bed- 100 feet are required was granted a variance au- forming dwelling on his non- room or a nursery." They Thomas Taormina of 50 Ma thorizing an addition to an conforming lot. also protest that the project plewood Drive was granted existing non-conforming The next meeting of the would create a hazardous permission to erect an addi- dwelling in a business zone board is scheduled Monday, DiNaples gets council post traffic flow off Rt. IS onto tion to his house creating a Louis J. Ploskonka of Oak July 29, at 8 p.m. in Township Taylor Lane and expressed front yard setback of 32ty feet Hill Road and Allston St was Hall LITTLE SILVER - The outburst marked the begin- attempt to name Mr. Steiner Democratic minority on ning of the fall campaign. to the position. Borough Council failed last K. Edward Jacob!, a for- In related action, Mayor night to block the appoint- mer Republican county com- Rell's nomination of Mr. Hal- ment of Republican council mitteeman who Is a Demo- loran to replace Edward W. candidate Ralph Di Naples to cratic candidate for council, Wahl as an alternate to the fill the unexpired term of Re- also objected to the choice of Planning Board was approved publican Councilman Robert Mr Di Naples, arguing that 4-2. The two Democrats ab- B. Halloran, who resigned someone who has already stained. Mr. Wahl tendered last month. served on council or someone his resignation last night due A motion by Democrat H with experience on one of the to what he termed increasing A "Hal" Steiner 3rd to table borough boards would be business obligations. Mr. Di Naples' appointment more suitable for the interim Mr. Di Naples, a member of until the November election post. "Six months is barely the borough's Environmental seconded by the other Demo- adequate to familiarize one Commission, was named to crat on council, William A. with the job," he said. the public works committee, Trefurt, was defeated 3-2. the fire, first aid, and civil de- Mr. Jacobi gave the names Mr. Di Naples' appointment fense committee, and the en- of 16 possible choices, all Re- was then approved 3-2. vironmental quality com- publicans, who have served Mr. Steiner scored the ap- mittee, which he will chair. the borough, including former pointment as "political chica- councilmen Chester Apy and A resident of the borough nery" on the part of borough General Preston W. Corder- for 24 years, Mr. Di Naples is Republicans. a retired state employe and a Ralph DI Naples man and a Zoning Board of "Mr. Halloran's resignation Adjustment member, Col. retired national guard officer. is designed to serve the Re- Sally L. Evans replaced re- Raymond Tourtillot Council held (or consid- publican campaign by elevat- signing Councilman Anthony eration three bids for the paving one of the candidates who T. Bruno in Feb. "There is nothing illegal or ing of a sidewalk on Harding is not well-known to the stat- When Mrs. Evans was ap unethical about Mr. Di Napl- Road. They are for t4,SW M us of Incumbent with all its pointed the two Democrats es' appointment," the mayor by General Asphalt of Long advantages," he said. tried to have her installation said. He also speculated that Branch, $4,394 25 by Allied sale 7.90-19.90 Mr. Steiner also criticized on council tabled until after those named as possible re- Construction of Kearny, and placements by Mr. Jacobi a whole summer wardrobe of what he described as "the re- the budget, pending at that $4,650 by E 4 L Paving Co. S S volving door of outgoing Re- time, had been approved. were probably unavailable. "I of Long Branch. 11- 34 California separates publican councilmen and in- At that time Mr. Steiner doubt these people are still in- Council also authorized the at a fraction of original price coming candidates." terested in borough politics," borough engineer to advertise said that he did not object to 1400-1800 tops 9.90-11.90 He pointed out that since he the choice of Mrs. Evans but he said. for bids for road improve- 21.00-24 00 vests 13.90 and Mr. Trefurt became felt it was unfair to install her Mr. Scherck was named to ment work on parts of East- councilmen Jan. 1, three of in the middle of the budg- replace Mr. Halloran as coun- view Ave , Laurie Lane, 16.00-2000 slacks 11.90 the four elected Republicans etary debate. cil's representative to the Edgewood Ave., and the park- 28 00-34 00 jackets 19.90 1100 shorts 7.90 have resigned, leaving Marc When Mr. Steiner concluded Planning Board. The Demo- ing lot by the Riverview Ave. F. Denton the only elected his remarks/last night Coun- crats were unsuccessful in an tennis courts. 1800 shifts : 11.90 Republican on council. cilwoman Evans replied From a very famous maker! Pick and mix Councilman Grandin W. "You've made your head- cool solids, prints and plaids in cotton, Schenck replaced resigning lines, now may we proceed?" Host families sought cotton/polyester and Arnel' triace- / Councilman Lawrence F. Afterwards Mayor Charles tate. Every piece is washable and Ii Minion in January and Mrs. F. Rell said the Democratic for Japanese pupils stays crisp Misses' Sportswear RED BANK - A call for visit New York City and yteiribodi'j host families to put up a con- Washington, D. C, from tingent of 60 Japanese stu- where they will bead for Cali- dents and their four adult fornia and home. leaders has been issued by The students are all boys IS the Greater Red Bank Chap- and It years old. ter of Peeple-to-People. Mrs. Betty Main of 186 S. Twenty of the students Lake Drive, River Plaza, re- on Regular Passbook Savings Accounts were to have been put up in called yesterday there was "a Haddonfield, but arrange- tremendous response" from ments there have fallen local families two years ago through. The visitors will ar- when a similar contingent jfirst Jtatioual $tate Jank rive from California at New- was to arrive from Japan. OFTHE JERSEY COAST ark Airport Friday, Aug. 9, That trip was postponed when Blacutm Ode: Third and Morril AveniM, Sprint Lab, N.J. 07782 and will be met by members the air charter was cancelled, II (MmStrviMSprinf Lake,Saa Girt, Rumon, Laktwood, Berkeley Towiuhip of local host families. They she explained. Island Hei|hti, Mincheitar Township and South Tana Rivtr will stay in the Red Bank Host families are urgently JPirsI JtaKonal Stale ^incorporation area until Wednesday, Aug. needed, as only about 10 or 12 Amu Ovar 12,0)0,000,000 21, when they will move on to of the Japanese visitors have been placed so far, Mrs. Main said. SEMI-ANNUAL Those willing to put up the overseas guests are urged to CLEARANCE SALE call Mrs. Main or Mrs. John Bilotti of Holmdel Postmasters to attend grad school Your RED BANK - Postmaster Thomas Price of the Eaton- MILL END town and Postmaster Rocco N. Bonforte of Long Branch SHOP of have been selected to attend the Graduate School of Busi- RED BANK ness Administration at the University of Virginia to work toward master degrees in business administration. The announcement was made by John M Dickinson, sectional facilities manager of the U.S. Post Offices Mon- mouth County branch and postmaster at Red Bank. Mr. Price Is a graduate of Rutgers University and Mr. Bonforte Is a Monmouth Col- lege graduate. Both men have served as postmasters since Kirsch helps history repeat itself. 1I6S and have attended the Choose a piece ol the past Irom this collection ol authentic quilt designs IAS. Postal Service Manage- reproductions ol Itorttoga and Friendship. Quilted with a variety ol ment Institute In New York City. Both also are Navy vet- ton battings. Even priced a little on the old-fashioned side too. See erans. Shenandoah soon NOW ON SALE Wins trophy HAZLET -Catharine FOR FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Amltrano, daughter of Mr. CALL US AT 741-6080 and Mrs: Jerry Amltrano, 4 NO OBLIGATION OF COUR9E Appleton Drive, won t second place trophy recently at the "Flshtown Horribles" parade mill end In Gloucester, Mass. The family travels to watch the parade each year but this of shop 137-B BROAD STREET was the first time Catherine Nat •MMaM wM My dittr mM M. shw ki was a contestant She Is a stu- open frlday •M •«•. Mtkt tur* |M'n hi HM MHMft* • asbury park • red bank 10-5:30; wed., fri. to 9 p.m. • brick town mon thru dent at Holy Family School, fri. 10-9:30; sat. to 5:30; sun. noon-5.30 • manalapan mon. thru sat 10-9:30 red bank '1119 here. The Daily Register Why Nixon fears the CIA former Secretary of State Establish** in 1«7»-Publu*ed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON guy (Nixon) cause he* my friend I think Bebe used William Rogers, had firmly ARTHUR Z KAMIN Oa tape-recordings made that ($1M,0M) (or himself and denied it WASHINGTON 'You may be giving me (be President and Editor shortly before he began a fed fur the President, for the eral prison term, Charles Col- family, and the girls 1 think key (to getting the President son said he believes the Cen- SCENE that the President figure* — to investigate the CIA)," Col- Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor tral Intelligence Agency hat this is my worst suspicion — son said excitedly when Bast evidence that still more cam- that if he really blows this, ivlated the tale of a royal Ira- man gift | TUESDAY JULY 16. 1974 paign funds were diverted by ard Bast, who Colson ap- Hughes can blow the whistle the Nixon family for personal proached to investigate the on him." "You may have put me in expenses. CIA. Such a probe, Colson As Colson saw il, however, the position of being able to \ .. This one It's a vacuum hose The former White House felt, would show that the CIA it would be the CIA who put say (to the President) 'let's aide said he thinks this is a framed him Hughes up to blowing the TNDERS cut out the •---'." Colson went for your pocket or purse.' major reason why President The ex White House "dirty whistle Hughes. Coison point on Nixon is afraid to make a tricks" ringmaster said he ed out, had close organiza- You don't want to practice blackmail on the President thorough investigation of the was never able to convince tional ties with the CIA Bast report on July 10 v- You don't want lo put your CIA's mysterious role in Wa- the President to fire CIA I)i asked whether the only thing Though suggesting that the st'lf in the same position as tergate. rector William Colby and put the CIA had hanging over CIA was not above black- Senate Watergate probers a Nixon man at the head of Nixon's head was the $100,000 mailing Nixon, Colson, him these other people have, already have, reported they the CIA Replied Colson morosely self, told Bast he was consid- Chuck," said Bast found $4,562 in campaign "They must certainly know Who knows that that's the ering doing the same thing lo The tape purred sound- money tunneled by Nixon something very heavy on Nix- only $100,000 " the President. A recent and lessly for a moment. crony Charles "Bebe" Re- on," commented Bast, who Colson is the first to sug- fervent convert to Christian- I don't call it blackmail," bozo into such gifts as dia- was secretly tape-recording gest the CIA has undisclosed ity, Colson suffered an appar- said Colson mond-studded earrings for Colson. evidence of Nixon campaign ent relapse when he said he Footnote Colson s brief Pat Nixon Colson, himself, a deft bug- fund misuse, but there have planned to use "a little lever- threat to blackmail the Presi- Colson, however, said he ger of conversations while at been reports of fund-juggling age on getting the President dent was clearly not to save believes the CIA has learned the White House, replied, ever since we first told of the to get off his a- (and) stop himself He had already that the President and his "They must " $100,000 Hughes gift three this CIA crap." agreed in writing to plead family also made personal "I mean, if he knows this years ago guilty to obstruction of jus- use of the infamous $100,000 stuff is going on and he's not On May 28, for instance, we The "leverage" was to be a tice. In any case, he quietly given by billionaire Howard doing anything about it . . ." reported that "Rebozo paid report, passed on by Bast, informed Presidential Counsel Hughes to Nixon, and chan- began Bast. (for) presidential pool, pool that Nixon had received a Fred Buzhardt of the Iranian neled through Rebozo. "You know what I think'" table and architectural ser- hefty contribution from the report and did no more about Colson advanced his theory interrupted Colson. "You vices." The story was con- Shah of Iran We later alluded it CIA sources said the Col- in three hours of talks with want to know what I really firmed almost word for word to that story, pointing out that son campaign funds charge is businessman-detective Rich- think? I'm loyal to the by a formal Senate Watergate the Shah's representative. "baseless " Relevant education' result

By MILTON VIORST about our own civilization, in re-invest it. If grey-heads our own age? point out that Shakespeare is For quite a while, my wife THE NEW I had the feeling, in the eternally relevant, they are and I have wondered why our 1960s, that the concept of not necessarily wrong. seven-year-old son Alexander POLITICS "relevant education" was Barbara Sizemore, the new had not learned to tell time. simply a doctrinal device to superintendent of Washing- We knew he didn't lack an ap- •mS^^tti ii I IIIIIIIlUAaiasI illiniut im • • • • m• • i IHI i• ™ • • t 1 i1 nin 111 v 1in m ••i i11111111111 • 11 • • • WIN1 11 justify the uprising of a gen- ton's schools, said in an interview recently that "maybe titude for numbers. From a der, it's easier to deal with eration against Us elders. It the general academic high handful of coins, he can count the telephone (he can call his was a wedge fwJijecting stu- school has had its day " She out the price of a Slurpee grandmother long-distance dent power into stodgy uni- wants to stress "career devel- with remarkable exactness. with no difficulty at all) than versity management On the opment" in our schools. We also knew it wasn't out with the clock. I suppose whole, the uprising was suc- VIORST of indifference to what the that's true of other urban cessful, and our universities It would no doubt be absurd hour was. This is no agrarian children of our era. probably are the better for it. totally different educational to expect inner-city education child, pacing his life accord- If this behavior is not a For a while after the vic- tradition from whites. today to try to turn out classi- ing to the sun's place in the demonstration of an educa- tory, the doctrine of "rele- I was interested to note, at cal English gentlemen. I'm sky. On the contrary, he is in- tional Gresham's law, then it vant education" reigned a college in which I recently glad Mrs. Sizemore merely HIIIII Illlllllll Mil Illllllll iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii tensely interested in the time, at least shows the con- strong, like Marxism after the spent a few days lecturing, de-emphasizes — and does not usually to determine when his sequences of what, in the uni- Russian Revolution. The most that "black studies" still exist dismiss — history, language, favorite television programs versities in the 1960s, was notable form it took was in — but that only whites had literature, science. In our Highlands and Gateway will begin. called "relevant education." the introduction of "black signed up to take it this year times, that's probably about The other day, we finally Under that theory, Alexander studies" in most colleges. The black students seem to as "relevant" as we can ex- The borough of Highlands next also is aware of property values learned the answer to the could rationalize never both- That was healthy, too, as an be going back to familiarizing pect education to be. year will celebrate its 75th anniver- there and elsewhere. puzzle. Alexander can't tell ering to learn the mysteries antidote to the long-standing themselves with the majority As for Alexander Viorst's sary. One of the official groups For many years, efforts have time by looking at a clock be- of a clock at all indifference in American edu- culture. method of telling time, my been made to upgrade the Bay Ave. cause it's easier for him to Maybe I've never under- cation to the contribution of I suppose this confirms the wife and I have decided to re- which will decide how elaborate and dial TI 4-2525, and have the blacks to our culture. observation that today's stu- vert to the adult world's time- business district by requring the re- stood the concept of "relevant important that event will be is the telephone company inform education." Does it mean But it had its excesses dents have begun to recognize tested technique: Coercion. Mayor and Council which wag, in- placement of dilapidated structures. him, down to the latest 10 sec- Shakespeare isn't relevant, or among those who shouted the silliness of the "relevant We've resolved to cut his line stalled the first of the month. Even though that has not yet been onds. The method is in- the history of ancient Rome, that, while blacks should have education" concept, when to the phone company. From accomplished. Highlands has at- tellectually effortless, and re- or mathematics, or a foreign equal access to opportunity in carried to extremes. Old folks now on, until it's mastered, Back in harness as mayor after latively foolproof. can require knowledge of the the clock will be a required tracted some important new ratables language? Does none of these our society, they should be an absence of nine years is Cor- • In other words, for Alexan- prepared for this access in a wheel; young folks need not course in our house. and its burgeoning number of res- teach us anything important nelius J. Guiney Jr. A native, Mr. taurants must place it, density wise, Guiney is proud of his borough among the state's most popular which he says has the potential for places for the "dining out" public. being one of the prettiest places in Mayor Guiney is hopeful that a Launching the * American Cause' the world. harmonious administration will as- Even though there were differ- sure that the future of Highlands' By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIIIHIimilMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimiillllllllHIIIHI man Events. You will hear a into areas of passionate dis- ences of opinion on some appoint- business district is bright, attractive few columnists and a few agreement, he is likely to ments at the governing body's in- and prosperous. We trust that the George Murphy called a CONSERVATIVE newspapers, notably the Wall shatter his constituency be- augural meeting, we believe the press conference the other Street Journal, but in terms fore he ever gets it glued to- council and the citizenry will strive day, but almost nobody came. of organizational voices, you gether. Highlands council members — An- for that harmony. This was a pity, because the VIEW will hear very little. Yet the effort is worth a thony W. Bucco, John P. Johnston, With the Gateway National Park former California senator is a 'WMlifllllllllllllHIIIIJIIIIIHIInffllttVMHllllllll Barry Goldwater's fledgling try. Murphy's prospectus John Rodgers and Ernest A. Vaugh- at nearby Sandy Hook a reality. good man, and he was en- as front-runner for liberal Free Society Association rings all the old nostalgic an — are united in sharing the Highlands will be faced with tre- gaged in launching a worthy propositions. When ADA ran crashed before it ever flew. chimes. American Cause venture. Americans for Constitutional would promote "a firm belief mayor's pride and in supporting his mendous problems, not the least of out of wind, Common Cause The old hoofer's purpose picked up the torch. Now Action is inactive. The Ameri- in the Constitution, free optimistic views about future possi- which will be vehicular and marine can Conservative Union has speech, free practice of reli- was to announce the forma- Common Cause is hustling KILPATRICK bilities for the borough. traffic. By confidently looking for so- tion of "American Cause." from here to California on ev- done some first-rate things — gious worship, a responsible Mayor Guiney has close to 20 lutions, along with a spirit of gen- Though he wouldn't say so di- erything from consumer pro- its attack on the President's busing, arms limitation, por- and trusted free press, the years of service to his homf town, uine cooperativeness, those prob- rectly, American Cause ob- tection to the federal financ- Family Assistance Plan was a nography. Thus blinkered, free enterprise system, the viously is intended to function ing of elections. masterful job - but ACU has they cannot be distracted by profit incentive, the right of which included being its former tax lems courd be golden opportunities become so identified with as a conservative' counter- If I voice admiration, I issues on either side. 1 once private ownership of proper- assessor. As head of the real estate Ronald Reagan that it lacks a by 1975, the diamond anniversary force to the liberals' Common voice envy also. I wish Gard- knew a rich Southern gentle- ty, the maintenance of peace broad base. Out on the ex- agency which bears his name, he year. Cause. It is a consummation, ner's outfit were on our side. man, now dead, who proposed and safety in our commu- treme edges of right field are as a certain Scandinavian Respectable American con- to put up )50,000 to found a nities, and the guarantee of Liberty Lobby and the John used to say, devoutly to be servatism could use 330,000 conservative organization national security from all Birch Society, whose suicidal Spy House recognition wished. contributors pitching in It There was this hitch: The or- enemies." practice is to drown tlfeir sen- Under the leadership of million a year. Our side has ganization's sole purpose These are admirable goals, Spy House at the foot of Wilson As the nation prepares for its sible positions in great baths John Gardner, Common nothing like that. would be to prove that the broadly appealing, but they Ave. in Port Monmouth has received 200th birthday in 1976, much atten- of hogwash. That's about it. Fourteenth Amendment never Cause has become one of the' If you listen for the voice of are fuzzy around the edges. If had been ratified. official state recognition by being tion is being focused on the part best-heeled and most effec- American conservatism, you Will Murphy's American American Cause is to com- entered on the New Jersey Register which Monmouth County played in tive lobbies in town. There will hear the urbane accents Cause get off the ground? It In launching American pete with Common Cause in of Historic Sites. the days which followed the signing was a time when Americans of National Review and the hurts to say this, but I doubt Cause, Murphy is takling this the arena of ideas, it will John Feury, president of the for Democratic Action served homespun strictures of Hu- it. Conservatives are a funny natural perversity of the have to sharpen its aim and of the Declaration of Independence. breed. Politically and ideo- American right. Liberals focus on specific targets. The Middletown Historical Association, The authentic restoration of Spy logically, they are loners. have no such problem. They unavoidable risk is that some happily made that announcement They tend to peer through have a splendid motto: of Murphy's conservative last week. He properly credited Miss House has been a remarakble their microscopes darkly, United we stand. Ours Ls dif- prima donnas, offended at the Gertrude Neidlinger, curator of the achievement in a short period of seeing one issue at a time: ferent : Divided we fall. Once neglect of their solo projects, time. This was possible because of gun control, right to work, Murphy moves beyond the will then stalk off the stage Shoal Harbor Marine Museum, fluoridation, racial balance party-cake issues and plunges and go home. which is housed in the old plantation the dedication and enthusiasm for house, as being the one most respon- the project exhibited by Miss Neid- Illlllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII Illllllllltlllllll Illlllllll IIWIIIIIIIIIIIimWIIWHI Illllllll sible for obtaining the historic status linger and association members. for the site. Spy House has become a tourist Many individuals and organiza- attraction that will become more Today in history tions joined Miss Neidlinger when, popular as word of its existence seven years ago, she advanced the grows. Being listed in the register By The Associated Press five children were executed of Portugal and South Africa idea of restoring Spy House, which will bring more vfsitors, we're sure. by the Bolsheviks high on the agenda. Today Is Tuesday, July 16, In 1951, King Leopold III of Five years ago: The Apollo is believed to have been used by What we like to consider its greatest the 197th day or 1974. There Belgium abdicated and was 11 spacecraft blasted off from Gen. George Washington's agents to value, however, is that it is a place are 168 days left in the year succeeded on the throne by Cape Kennedy to attempt watch and record movements of where young and old can learn about Today's highlight in his- his son, Baudouin. man's first landing on the tory: moon. British ships into and out of New their heritage and, in the words of In 1957, Marine Major John On this date in 1945, the York harbor in the Revolutionary Mr. Feury, "relive the nation's Glenn established a trans-con- One year ago: A former fifst atomic bomb was ex- tinental speed record when he White House aide, Alexander War. childhood." ploded over the desert in New flew a jet from California to Butterfleld, disclosed that Mexico It was the beginning New York in three hours. 23 President Nixon had secret of the atomic age. minutes. listening devices in the White The Knights' Mr. Burke On this date- House. James P. Burke of Holmdel has the least of which is considerable In 1790 the District of Co- In 1962, a coroner in North- Today's birthdays: Actress lumbia was established as the em Rhodesia handed down a (linger Rogers is M Actress been reelected and installed to his travel. Monmouth County residents seat of the federal govern- verdict that the death of UN make up a good portion of the state .Barbara Stanwyck is 87. second year as leader of New Jer- ment. Secretary-General Dag Ham Thought for today: If a sey's 58,500 members of the Knights membership as evidenced earlier In IM2, David Firragut be- marskjold In a plane crash woman once makes up her of Columbus, a fraternal order of this year by the start of the new came the first admiral in the was accidental. mind to marry a mm, noth- Catholic gentlemen. Vince Lombardi Council in Middle- U.S. Navy. Ten years ago: the Organi- ing but instant flight can save town. We congratulate Mr. Burke In 1918, Russia's Cur Nich- zation of African Unity met In him — Somerset Maugham, olas II, his empress and their Cairo, with the racial policies British writer, 1874-1916 His selection is an honor that and wish him well in the year carries with it responsiblities, not ahead. iimiiiiiiHii nun niiiiiiii iiiniiuii IMMIIItlll IlllllinX Mill •••MilinillMII *J njam, ML* t*,w4 IVLMtyRegMcr 7 Trapper aligns himself with biologists, conservationists IS Mlddlegei Road numb The animal does not wnere people are bathing'' whelming majority instead, willing to believe that "The ning to appeal to me as an thing is that most people still MaUwan, NJ 17747 suffer much more than a dog Their bilges spew all sorts of and that says a lot about emperor was wearing clothes ironic comment on our coun- aren't ready to reexamine the To the Editor: tied with a short leash II U FROM OUR filth into the water, the bail you!" " and to ignore Ihe stench try values that put you where you In recent months many or- not the least bit uncommon to used by the fishermen causes And, of course, that was the of evil so strong from the You pushed a set of Amen are. If and when you are im- ganizations, tuck as "Friends find an animal asleep in a scum and rotten odors, and last straw People can take White House . can values lo its logical limits peached, they'll feel the "sys- of Animals" and the "Hu- trap READERS the persons aboard the boats anything but honesty, so now They didn't want to ac- and showed what it leads to tem" has been vindicated and mane Society of the United Pact - These so called seem to have no qualms they're calling for your blood knowledge the truth about and you showed us that our be ready again to follow States," not to be confused "humane" groups could do about throwing rubbish over (unless Kissinger and the you because the aura you reversed Constitution and sys- someone who expresses their with your local humane so- some good (or the animals if Fact - All meal sold legal the sides. Middle East peace sales created of the sanctity of tem of government can't pro- prejudices, their greed, and ciety, have taken it upon they spent their money for ly in stores comes from Most people who live in our you). power fit in so well with their tect us from unscrupulous their own worst selves. themselves to oppose the use sound conservation purposes. ranch-raised animals that area do so because of Ihe own values ... men! (Thanks for that, too!) of leg holding traps for (he Now 1 look around al an Very sincerely yours, They refuse to listen and ac- were deliberately slaugh- proximity to sea water II is The frightening and tragic taking of fur bearing animals America in moral shambles You're not the problem in Barbara Mayers Keller cept the results of our depart- tered The scene in the my opinion that these citi- Most of these groups have ag- and the people who are to America, Mr. Nixon You're ments of conservation nation slaughterhouse isn't a pretly zens, taxpayers, voters, com gressively advertised blame are all the little people only a pawn, a symbol of the wide In essence, they refuse one, but it's needed for food muters, consumers, should he throughout the nation, pic- who elected you and who are morality of the day — the to accept the truth of our Trapping is also needed How protected by stringently en- tures that are repulsive and so piously calling you names "get-power, get money, me- country's many well trained these people can protest forced laws which would pre misleading examples of now the very same people first attitude" — only you're biologists and con- trapping and hunting and vent such vessels from ap- trapped animals auch as a who were so busy with their playing it with a lot more gus- servationists. Here is just one then eat steak or chicken is proaching the land There is a dead racccoon in a wolf trap own private greed, ignorance to and charm and boldness of the many examples of beyond me It seems that the large ocean in which to fish Then they solicit funds to pro- and prejudices that they were than most, and that's begin- what money spent on good only person who could criti- The beaches are not so vast mote legislation banning the conservation will do. Each cize sportsman is the vegeta- or accessible. use of steel traps Anti-trapp- year hundreds of streams, rian. Is one more justified in r EATONTOWN, N.J ing organizations are in most Very truly yours ponds and lakes are stocked killing a cow'or a deer? Na- Lyndl Marshall cases opposed to hunting. The with bass, trout, and catfish ture produces excess animals Your Delmonicos STORE Humane Society, for instance, for New Jersey's anglers to They will die or be harvested. Change of heart? advocates banning hunting on enjoy catching. all public lands, including I speak from experience The Daily Register has re- Weekend is the lands purchased with the Fallacy — Our furbearing' I'm a hunter and fisherman ceived a copy of the following hunters' dollars. animals are becoming ex- I've spent hundreds of hours letter: tinct, i in the great outdoors. I've ob- 737 Wertheim Place "Suite-est" Deal The people who head these Fact - I have talked to served and learned. On our Long Branch, NJ 07740 groups are not professional several trappers and they side we have thousands of Richard M Nixon, in New York: wildlife biologists or con think that the animals are in- trappers and their ex- President 'servationists. They know ab- creasing in numbers, and perience, plus the research of White House A pun, but one you'll love... a luxurious solutely nothing about con- they have trapped the same our trained biologists. While Washington, DC. ' livingroom and bedroom suite for the price servation and wildlife man- stream for at least 20 years. the anti-trapping groups prey Dear Mr President: of a regular room, $45.00 plus applicable agement. Their opinions If these animals were not on the unsuspecting and mis- Until a few weeks ago, 1 taxes... two days and one night, any Friday. 4 P.M. about wildlife are based on trapped they would have died informed public. Their favor- was one of your most ardent Saturday or Sunday I But there's more . .. emotion alone, totally without of disease, starvation, and ite place to advertise is in haters, but now, strangely breakfast for two ... a complimentary bottle facts or foundation and in WEDNESDAY JULY 17th predation. Certainly these ladies' magazines. enough, I'm beginning to like of champagne and our famous hospitality. conflict with the good sound you, and I'll tell you why. (It ways of death can be consid- Trappers have two major Of course, if you'd like to stretch your wildlife management prac- isn't only because you let ered, in human terms, cruel organizations, the National Delmonico's Weekend an extra day.., ticed by the New Jersey Divi- or inhumane. Mother nature Henry "do his thing" in the Trappers Association and the it's only $30.00 more per day plus sion of Fish, Game and Shell herself can be extremely Middle East, either) Fur Takers of America. We applicable taxes. 24 hours notice, please, Fisheries. I would strongly cruel. How many of you "ani- could advertise with pictures When you released the so we can make your weekend perfect. suggest that before anyone mal experts" have ever seen of rabid animals, or of a child tapes, it was like you held a contributes to their cause, a starving deer. It's not very with the side effects of a mirror up to Americans that the*y investigate their pretty. series of rabies shots. But we saying, "Here. This is what HOTEL background and see how their would be as low as the anti- you look like . . . You re- Delmonico s money is spent. Fact — One pair of mus- For your Delmonicoi Weekend, write or call (212) EL 5-2500. krats can produce about 40 or trapping groups if we did jected a gentle, unassuming Ellie Hoffmin, Delmonico'i Hotel, Park Avenue I will now attempt to ex- more young per year. If the that. And that is low. honest man and chose me and at Fifty-ninth Street, New York. N.Y. 10022. pose some of the fallacies pub population is to remain All outdoorsmen, I urge you my friends by an over- lished by the Humane So- stable, 40 must die one way or to join the fight. The Humane ciety. another, within the year and Society makes no secret of Fallacy — Trapped mus- two survive to reproduce. The the fact that they want to end krats often chew their leg off muskrats are taken by mink, hunting, too. They are even Until Friday, August 2 to escape, only to bleed to foxes, hawks, owls, pike, big making noises about the death or die of gangrene. bass and by man. If I were a cruelty of fishing. Write your Fact — An improperly set, muskrat I would prefer a congressmen and senators. inexpensive trap will some- quick death in the hands of a Most of my information times result in a muskrat trapper. / came from the N.T.A.'s ma- chewing his leg off. But the Fallacy — No one makes a gazine, "Voice of the Trap- grip of the trap has caused a living by trapping anymore. per," and the outdoor maga- blood clot and they don't Fact — Many trappers zine, "Fur-Fish-Game." Any bleed to death. Have you ever work summertime jobs and in statement I have made here seen a muskrat with gan- the winter they trap and earn can be substantiated by con- grene? Well, neither have I. from one to two thousand dol- tacting the Division of Fish, But I have caught some very lars instead of going on wel- Game and Shell Fisheries. healthy three legged mus- fare. The U.S. Department of This is the trappers' side of krats. The trapper wants to Commerce estimates there the story, and every word is catch muskrats, not legs, and are approximately 2,000,000 the truth. an experienced trapper will trappers in the U.S. today Yours very truly, Celebration either make drowning sets or Last year, trappers in the Ken Minnich use killer-type or stopless U.S. and Canada earned over The clowns, the tent, the balloons and the games are gone.. .but the traps so this won't happen. $400,000,000. Bad manners Fallacy — Most trappers Fallacy - Imitation fur is 163 Matawan Ave. are kids who don't tend their as good as real fur is. Matawan, NJ celebration of our merger with Sun Savings and Loan Association traps regularly. Fact — Imitation fur is in- To the Editor: Fact — I'm a teen-ager and ferior to natural fur. Also it is I always thought that is still going on at our Hazlet, Keansburg and Matawan offices. So, if most trappers I meet are made from a non-renewable "New Yorkers" stunk to over 21. Out of all the mus- source while real fur is re- high heaven. After living here you missed opening day on July 13, there is still plenty of time to krats I caught this season newable. in New Jersey, believe me, only one //as alive and he was Fact — Whenever a species they are angels in com- in the trap for under 12 hours. of animals becomes over- parison. get a gift and win free groceries and an all-expense paid vacation for All trappers try to check populated it is leveled by dis- I have put into your classi- their traps whenever possible. ease, starvation, and pre- fied ads twice for articles for two to fabulous Disney World. Fallacy — Most traps have dation. It takes a wolf or a sale. Exquisite furniture. teeth and snap shut with bone skunk several agonizing days Krohler sofa and chair and ot- crushing force. to die of rabies, not to men- toman to match. People call Fact — Traps used for any- tion the threat to human life. up and make an appointment thing smaller than a bear do It takes an animal only a few for a specified time. I have so not have teeth. If a closing hours to die in the hands of a many things to do in the Your choice - when you deposit $5,000 trap were to break the bone, trapper. If the animal has meanwhile. I sit and sit and Your choice-when you deposit $100 Your choice-when you deposit $500 Your choice - when you deposit $1,000 or more in a new or existing account the animal could twist off and rabies it may be transmitted sit and they don't show up. or more in a new or existing account or more in a new or existing account or more in a new or existing account escape. Knowing this, the ex- to dogs and even farm ani- If you had a column in your perienced trapper will use the mals and man. This is what paper like "Voice of the proper size trap. would happen if well meaning People," for instance, I could Fallacy — The animal is people had their way. Then let off some steam! held in endless agony until the government would hire When these people take the the trapper arrives. trappers out of the taxpayers' trouble of calling up and mak- Fact - This is the biggest money to control these rabid ing an appointment, why lie of all. The grip of a trap animals. Sound impossible? It don't they at least have the soon shuts off the circulation happened in Virginia a few decency or good manners to causing the leg to become years ago. at least come and see the furniture, instead of leaving you hanging? I am so damn mad and angry over the whole mess. Jerseyites, as I said before, are the most ignorant of people. My daughter had the same problem in selling an exquisite home. Calls on the phone, but no one shows up. What is this anyhow? I am mad enough to get soused, al- town's though I know full well that is KEEP OUT THE HOT SUN no solution. However, I might fee.1 better after this letter. Your§ truly, Catherine C. Kelly Minimum deposit required lor gill musl be maintained (or 1? months Fishing boats 4 Parmly Sl ALL THIS'••. • KEEP THIS AS A REMINDER WASHABLE Rumson, NJ 07700 To the Editor: plus the highest savings rates in the state VINYL-WHITE As a resident of the Jersey Now until Aug. 2. shore community, I wish to ROOM DARKENING Savings Certificates are available with state my feelings with refer- guaranteed interest Irom day of deposit ence to the fishing boats Wide choice of maturity dales (7Vi% which are, for all intents and par year, minimum $1,000., 48 to 14 purposes, on the beaches over months; 8V« % par year, minimum WINDOW the weekends, making the $500., 3010 4$ monlhi; 6Vi % p«r year, beaches most unpleasant, minimum $500., 12 lo 30 months). and, at times such as Sunday '&\ln of the past weekend, inoper- 5'/4 % Special Investors Passbook Airport Pla?a ' 63 Church Street 160 Mam Slrttl SHADE Accounts (minimum $50) earn from Route 36 Keansburg N J 07734 Matawan NJ 07747 able. day-of-depoilt lo day-ol-wlthdrawal Ha/let NJ 07730 201 787 6400 201! 201 264 0600 It seems a little absurd to (with as little as $50 left in the account • Ml fltn UT TO IS" MM go to so much trouble to block to Ihe and ol the quarter) ON IHW MUM on offshore deepwater port, CARTERET SAVINGS WITH m COTTON (Ml ONNflW and then permit pollution of 5'A% Regular Passbook Accounts ROUylR AND LOAN ASSOCIATION provide 10 days grace period each per year • am OUT ui TM iwm ' MO. MM ACM the sea waters by fishing (Formerly Sun Savings and Loan Association) month (deposits made on or before the • iwrm ouTummi boats, commercial and other- Main Office 666 Broad Street. Newark. N J 07102-201 -8228010 wise. 10th earn Irom the 1st) EVERYTHING TOR THE HOME 17 ollices in Newark. East Orange. South Orange Verona. Is there no law which pre- All livings me lubitcl to reguteiions ol supervisory authorities and ire insured to 120 000 by FSUC In mt Madison PhilliDsburq Oradell Mattel. Keansburg and Matawan RED BANK. event savings cerMniies ere w.rhdis«n before maturity Federal Regulator's provide inn you receive ihe Pass- vents them from coasling boot inntiml iltr nn me ambi.nl IOU mlltd'ao In addjlrbn a penalty bl up 10 90 days interest mil be chirger) ) CREDIT PUWS AVA)LABL£| along at SO yards, tops, from I The Ihdy Regfeler wmmum, *.t ruamr ML* t«, un Dollar buys more Community gardens ly ROGER E. SPEAR Bridge l> Tunnel 5%s of 2999 are providing any yield Sale ly SYLVIA PORTER cities, there are literally mil- Q - Several yean ago I un- of these securities is recom lions of publicly owned acres dertook an accumulation plan SUCCESSFUL mended also Although Co- In this cummer of '74, u a YOUR MONEY'S which can be made suitable for $M per month with Op- lumbia Gas (NYSE) and Co- Gallup Poll to be conducted for gardening — and the penheimer Fund. To date I INVESTING lumbus ft Southern Ohio this month anJ in August will parks department or other have put In $3,009 and my cur- (NYSE) yield more than 19 WORTH agency in charge may be de- rent value Is around $2,990 per cent, problems affecting vestment appeal are Florida surely disclose, from 30 to 40 costs, annual tilling costs, etc. rity. The list of holdings is en- lighted to have the land Manure often can be obtained What should I do at this the utility industry make Power P/H of 1982, Williams million U.S. families will closed. - V.D cleared of rubbish or other- free from riding stables Once point? - T.K. these two issues unappealing Companies' Us of 1981 and grow at least some of their A — The returns on three of own food in home gardens wise beautified. In fact, the your garden is under way. an- A — Although it is psy- investments. Sell. My final General Telephone k Electric nated by the Jewish Commu- your common stocks, Phillips What's more, as the Gallup oldest and best-known com- nual costs typically will come chologically difficult to keep sale advice is the speculative 9%s of 1999 Purchase of IIM nity Center. Petroleum, Standard Brands Poll also will almost surely munity garden in this country to a maximum of $20 to $25 on with such a plan under Rapid American 7%a of 1985 of the first two and 12M of the - CondaGardens, Inc, out and Union Pacific (all confirm, many other Ameri- side Mobile, Ala , has been is Boston's Back Bay "Fen- "A well done 25 x 30-foot current market conditions, debenture. GTE issue are suggested NYSE), are very modest and cans, single or married, who selling individually fenced way Gardens," founded in garden should return $3M you will be ahead of the game With these revisions, your could be bettered elsewhere These eight suggested port- live in big cities or in heavily garden plots guarded by a 1942 and consisting of 500 worth of groceries at today's if you do. For the five years portfolio return would be In- Therefore, I suggest these be folio liquidations will free settled suburban housing de- gardener-in-residence who variously shaped plots, each prices," says Judi Loomls, that you have been investing creased from $3,743 to $5,290 sold Neither Penn Central $33,000 for reinvestment. velopments would be eagerly also provides counseling (cost measuring about IS x M feet. coordinator of the non-profit in this fund, its performance annually (NYSE) nor Chesapeake Bay Three bonds which have in- gardening if they only had the of a 50 x 50-foot plot, about The plots are all but free to Gardens for All, Inc., which is record has slipped to below space to do so. $1,900) Owners pay an addi- Bostonians who have fended based in Charlotte, Vt, and average. Over a 19-year peri- off efforts over the past gen- od, however, Oppenheimer Now comes a delightful an- tional .yearly fee for the use which is spearheading the Manson elected to board swer for these would-be green of water, equipment, a cen- eration to destroy the gar- community-garden concept Fund achieved a 12.9 per cent thumbs in the burgeoning tral co-op canning facility, dens. throughout the U.S. and annual average return, in- MURRAY HILL - Robert ficer during World War II and community garden concept. etc. What about costs? Typi- abroad. (In addition, there cluding all distributions. The I. Manson of Shrewsbury, had extensive experience Across the country, thousands This is merely a sampling. cally, a beginner will spend are the non-financial fringe average fund gained only 7.4 group vice president of C. R. within the hospital supply in- of families are getting togeth- The statistics to be disclosed about $15 to $10 for tools and benefits of fresher food, ex- per cent. Bard, Inc., has been elected dustry prior to joining Bard. er, borrowing or leasing a few by the Gallup Poll later this equipment. The cost of seeds ercise, social contacts, etc.) Of the 80 or so issues held to the company's board of di- Based in Murray Hill, C. R. acres of vacant land, plowing summer will underline how and plants for a small plot If you or your club, church, by Oppenheimer at the 1973 rectors, it was announced Bard, Inc is a leading pro- and tilling them collectively, spectacular has been the will usually run less than $10 school, community or what- year end, 10 account for today by J. Wendell Crain, ducer of medical and surgical and dividing the space into a spread of community gardens (and considerably less if the ever, want to explore a com- about 30 per cent of the fund's president. products. few down or a few hundred — with corporations starting parent organization of your munity garden for next sum- value. Major industry concen- Mr. Manson, who joined the individual small plots. company-employe gardens as community garden buys seeds mer, begin today by writing trations are in metals, oils, company in 19(7 as vice presi- In Ann Arbor, Mich., the a fringe benefit, churches, and plants in bulk for dis- Gardens for All for a package papers and public utilities. dent of operations, has served University's Organic Commu- civic groups, universities, tribution to members). There of free community-garden in- Cash and short-term notes in his present position since nity Garden is worked by lo- nursing homes and other or- also may be a $5 to $10 fee to formation. The organization represent about 6 per cent of June, 1973. He previously cal people as well as students ganizations all joining in now. cover land rental and/or mis- also has a variety of how-to- assets. Recovery potential ap- served as chairman of the and has sprouted "satellite" Even in densely populated cellaneous administrative do-it manuals covering every- pears strong. USCI Division and president gardens around Ann Arbor. In ———mUtllHIIIIIIIHHIIItllimilUWmiUllUHIIIHHHH thing from Garden plans to Q — I would like to rear- of the Bard Hospital Division. Seattle, a similar project is planting calendars to guide- range my portfolio of 13 A 1940 graduate of Amherst under way. lines for finding land for your stocks and three bonds to College with a BA degree in - In California, Stanford Local Securities community garden. maximize income and secu- Robert 1. MaisM economics, he was a naval of- University employes have Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 won the use of a vegetable p.m. yesterday Jpxn NASD. 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Middletown, from Aug 2 to explain why the re- to Mr. Shames, maintained town attorney h*i been lent obtaining a buUding permit, straint should not be contin- the legal action porarily blocked by i court acting on a variance he re- ued until a full heating can be The legal papers stated that order from taking any arhpn ceived and from commenting conducted on the matter Mr Shames proposed to con- on construction or an offiet obstruction except for. demo- The plaintiffs, who live struct a 71,442 square-foot of building he propones to build lition of existing buildings and within 200 feet of Mr lice building containing II of- along Rt J5 black topping the area The Shames's property, maintain fices and providing parking Superior Court Judge Her- topography of the land cannot that the zoning board denied for 179 cars. This parcel of ritt Lane Jr. restrained the be changed, said the order Mr Shames's request for a land u directly across Walnut attorney, Jack E Shames of The temporary restraining variance April IS but that the Ave , where the plaintiffs re- order was obtained by Paul J applicant seat a letter to the side and Cecilia Rubino of 93 Wai board threatening legal ac- The complaint filed by The Dairy Kej<»*er nut Ave ; Eugene K and El tion. Gloria Pamm of Colts Neck, Classified Ads len N Scheurer of 89 Walnut The zoning board "surrepti- also is seeking a court declar- Ave , and William R. and Ann tiously" held a meeting at ation that the Shames proper- T Mishik of 99 Walnut Ave 10 55 pm , April 29, and voted ty is in a residential zone and all Middletown to reopen the hearing, con- consequently the zoning board Judge Lane directed Mr tended the complaint, adding could not have granted a vari- DIAL that adjacent property own- ance but could only have rec- Shames, the Middletown Township Zoning Board of ers were not notified of this ommended that Township 542-1700 Adjustment and Fred B action Committee grant one. 24 Hour Sarvtc* Richardson, building in- The zoning board, without Mr. Shames had requested spector, to appear in court any further evidence and a variance so he could utilize without further notification to a 22-foot strip of land along adjacent property owners, Walnut Ave, which allegedly May 20 reversed the earlier is in a residential zone, as a Bea/ t the Heat denial and granted a variance portion of the rear yard. Sun and he« can reaty do • num&w Y! said Lester S. Goldstein, a in roads than any other coun- In his presentation of the board member. ty outline, the assistant planner, noted that Monmouth County Mr. Goldstein suggested Mr. Halsey was directed to receives about 30 per cent of 1 that the county board write write a letter to the state the $7 billion the state receiv- letters to its legislative dele- Commissioner of Trans- es in tourist related activities. gation inquiring about the portation inquiring about the The report is expected to status of these projects. "It status of the state's road proj- include business income, seems to me that the only ects in the county. The board work force characteristics, roads we get are those we then will decide what position natural resources, the resort pay tolls on," he said. to take on the proposed bond industry, government fi- issue. Myron L. Taylor, director nances, and include a proof Industrial Development, The board agreed to in- gram for a sound county stated that Eatontown built stitute charges for maps and economy. roads for its industrial devel- reports prepared by the coun- Mr. Halsey reported that opment but that until Rt. 18 is ty agency. In its resolution, it the Coast Guard is collecting constructed, there is no good cited printing costs as a fac- data concerning the possi- truck route to that area. tor necessitating the charge. bility of restricting bridge County Planning Director The only charge established openings near the federal Ga- Robert D. Halsey said that yesterday was that for aerial teway National Park in Sandy the state has started con- photographs of the county. Hook. Klein named to $12,000 deputy county clerk post FREEHOLD - County Board for 10 years, and chair- Clerk Benjamin H. Danskin man of the township Devel- has announced the appoint- opment Committee for six ment of Richard C. Klein as years. < special deputy county clerk to Most recently, he was assis- assist in the administration of tant secretary for harness lush velour spectacular savings! his office. racing for the New Jersey bath towels Mr. Danskin said that he State Racing Commission, rVQUOT was appointing Mr. Klein "on and consultant on community from Cannon the basis of his extensive ex- affairs for the New Jersey Pequot "Maytime" floral perience on the executive lev- Motor Truck Association. no-iron sheet sale el and his knowledge of coun- He has been active in the 188 ty government," at an annual Alcoholism Council of Mon- salary of $12,000. mouth County, the Monmouth sup.r absorbent cotton - Symphony, and the Associ- Pastels and deep lones /"; Mr. Klein is currently ac- Extra large 24 « 44" and |umbo ty tive in fund-raising for Mon- ation of the United States 24 K 46" Slight imperfections .',< mouth Council of Girl Scouts. Army, and is a member of won't affect the wear 72 x 104" or He is a resident of Ocean Sigma Delta Chi. twin fitted Township and for 25 years The post of deputy county published five weekly news- clerk was formerly held by papers in that area. During Frederick C. Kniesler, who for that period, he served as now leads the county purchas- special! president of the New Jersey ing department. Kkiard C. Heto ng. 3.49 • Polyester-cotton in pink, yellow Press Association, and later twin size or blue printed on a snowy white background served as its legislative con- Lace trimmed hems on cases and top sheets; elas- sultant no-iron cotton tic corners on all titled sheets bedspread 81 x 104" lull fitted, reg. 4.49... 2 lor %7 His previous experience in- Make A Date 42 x 36' cases reg. 2.99 ... pkg. of 2 tor 2.50 cludes five years as clerk of the Monmouth County grand A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza jury, 10 years as legislative bans. Rates: COO for 3 lines for' one day, $1.00 each addi jumbo size aide to former State Sen. tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line 3.88 $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line bed pillows Richard R. Stout, and service wf afiibte - Decorative on several legislative com- $6.00 for 10 days, $200 each additional line; JJO00 for 2i woven cotton in solids non-tlltrginlc • Plump and resilient days, $2.50 each additional line. Deao'ine noon day before missions. stripes, checks shredded polyurethane foam Cotton floral publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the Slight imperfections chains printed cover 21 x 29" Mr. Klein was secretary of Date 9ef retarv. the Ocean Township Planning Today — For cmioren, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of To distribute Middletown. Dial 671-3319. JULY 16 socialist , Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings Tuesday special! terrific! save 1.11 evenings 8 to 10 p.m., Brookdale Community College newspaper Gymnasium. Admission $1.00, students 50c, Senior Citi- polyester easy-care 2-pc. bath set zens free. Elizabeth Haynie conducts Brahms' German in washable RED BANK - Allen Stras- Requiem. fiberfill fitted fringed 4 ft. burger, spokesperson for the mattress pads scatter rugs plush nylon Monmouth County Peace and JULY 19 Equal Rights Committee, has "Painting Demonstration" 8:30 pm Guild of Creat- announced that his group will ive Arts 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury Admission $1. 2.88 distribute "Workers World" 3.96 a 3.88 newspapers at Broad and JULY 20 bright colon • 20 x 32 full fitted 4.M. Fitted I wU» ttrittf • Many styles Monmouth Sts "Flea Market," Women's Guild, Bayshore Community rug, lid cover Pink, styles with sanlomed skirts and colors in easy yellow avocado, Mr. Strasburger said: "We Church, church grounds, 185 Ocean Ave , East Keans- Slight imperfections care fabrics peacock, red. gold burg, 10-4 p.m. Space rentals, $5. For reservations call t > ti' polyur*thtnt rug pti... I.M feel that Workers World is perhaps the best of the radi- 671-3096 days, 787-5955 after 5 Rain date, July 27. cal or revolutionary socialist newspapers." It is a bi-week- •'Flea Market" - By Ladies' Auxiliary of Wayside ly, founded in 1959 by Youth Fire Co at the Firehouse in Wayside from I a.m. to 4 Against War and Fascism. p.m. $5 space Reservations, call 493-34(2 or 531-0839. Rain "The working people of the date, Jjily 27. OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINT... If anything you purch... do.in't m...ur. up shore area urgently need a JULY 21 to your expectations, lat ua know. We'll mako avory affort to con-act what It wrong. If wa can't, you'll gat a full newspaper that will defend Monmouth County Young Democrats are having a refund or ad|uatmont...wlthout a hatala. You muat ba •atliflad.-.count on ua to maka you happy. their Interests, a newspaper picnic at Bodman Park, Middletown, on Sunday, July 21, that will speak out strongly 3 pm Featured speaker will be BUI Bradley of the New against imperialist war and York Knlcks. Come and get his autograph Refreshments. capitalist robbery," he said. He criticized the existing AUGUST 3 "capitalist newspapers" tor Flea Market Post 23 in American Legion air condl FIELDS PLAZA, HIGHWAY 35 HAZLET their "alliance with the mili- timed hall W Front St., Keyport, Aug 3. Space $5 9 a Sala Effective Wednesday July 17th Thru Saturday July 20th. tary, the church and big busi- am -6 p.m. For information rail M4-SWH af'er n P m OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ness." a 10 . MX* t* 19/4 Patches of history wrapped in a quilt J By ELEANOR MARKO blue and 30 yards of high quality natural muslin nationally famed nurseryman who had a large Caateaperary Life MUUr used. business in the center of town, has embroidered a "We met and brainstormed the design view of the house as it was around 1890 The It- How a good idea can spread into a seven- ideas—registered the subjects, and the only stipu- acre estate had been owned by Fox. who was the month project is now history. It also is the story of lation was that no wool thread was to be used," publisher of the Police Gazette Summer visitors how a quilt is born to mark the 50th birthday of Mrs. McKenna said. This was to keep the quilt as to this house were said to include Diamond Jim the Borough of Little Silver mothproof as possible Brady, Lillian Russell and John L Sullivan The grillwork and windmill have been removed but the The generous idea, which has brought forth 32 "Some people who worked on this embroidered ice house still stands at the rear of the house, cooperative volunteers, all residents of Little Sil- for the first time because they wanted to be in on which is at the top of Fox Hill Drive. ver, is credited to Mrs. David McKenna, who had this," she commented. a quilting frame and a desire to record the history The ages ranged from 15-year-old Ann Stanton, Just how "Parkerville" looked on an old map, of the borough on a quilt. That she had never to 70, a birthday marked by Mrs Adeleine Gen- with its location of farms and church was done for made a quilt didn't phase her. ardio at one of the work sessions. the quilt by Mrs. Roger Finch. "I knew if I got enough people involved I'd Little Silver artist Anita Rosen helped in the Mrs. James E. Harvey, daughter-in-law of the find somebody who would know how," she con- design plans and Mrs. Stephen Cersteik helped, mayor of Little Silver (1923) James Elwood Har- fided with the stitching for the finished quilt which has vey Sr. is among those who have a family heritage Her plan to make this quilt was announced in dacron fiber fill for the batting. Miss Stanton spent in this project. Her mother-in-law Mrs. Harvey the borough's Newsletter and volunteers were (our hours every afternoon for 10 days, for in- Sr, began a sewing circle, which in 1919 became sought. Mrs. McKenna said she received 60 enthu- stance, in just the assembly. the Woman's Club of Little Silver, with a club- siastic phone calls, and from these inquiries, "the From a month to six months went into each house currently at the triangle point of Church St. 32 loyal stayed." patch worked by the women, who it is estimated and Rumson Road, in what was known as Park- erville. Her quilt design, a symbolic gavel and These women have produced an exceptional put in more than one thousand hours on the project needle and thimble, was executed in Trapunto, the quilt and are in the process of deeding it to the oldest Italian art of quilting. Little Silver Historical Society for its headquar- A wealth of community history produced some ters, the old post office, which in itself has played particularly interesting stories, for instance, the a part in the history of the borough—and is em- • Sbcwi N 4li wrestling match between John Slocum and a Na- broidered on two of the 14-inch squares which The blue and white completed quilt, and its vesink Indian Vow-a vapon, who was a member of make up the 35-patch spread. Mrs. McKenna and thousands and thousands of stitches, was shown the subtribe of the Lenni Lenape Indians. This two others, Mrs. Arthur Locilento and Mrs. Robert for the first time in all its historical pride and wrestle, won by Slocum was for the right to pur- Welsch made an extra patch each. Mrs Locilento glory at the borough's 4th of July picnic on the chase from the tribe as much land as Slocum brought with her a knowledge of quilting school grounds of the Markham Place School. could cover by walking from sunrise to sunset. Mayor Charles F. Rell accepted the quilt on behalf "You know, we never used the quilting The match took place on Long Branch beach John of the Historical Society. frame!" she laughingly admitted Slocum was a brother-in-law to the Herbert Park- ers. The area was then called Parkerville in There are no plans afoot to use the untouched Used SO yards 1 raislla Shrewsbury Township and in 1923 was included in quilting frame owned by Mrs. McKenna, who "We fooled around until we got it the way we the borough of Little Silver's incorporation. The started all this* stitchery wanted it," she said and the procedure evolved into wrestling incident was embroidered for the quilt the practical assignment of two 14-inch squares of by Mrs. Loren Rabon. But, there is one thing certain, and that is pro- natural muslin purchased by Mrs. McKenna for vided by the understatement by Judy Messerli, each of the quilting participants, who each con- Mrs. Herbert Parker, who resides in Grand who was among the loyal patchmakers, "None of tributed $1 50 to the cost. There are 20 yards of view, the former home of John T. Lovett, inter us would make a living quilting."

STITCHERY on the dacron fiber tilled quilt which depicts Little Silver history, is examined by participating quilters, left to right, Judy Messerli, Mrs Ar- thur Locilento and Mrs David McKenna, who undertook the chairmanship of the project Quilters' Stitchery depicts landmarks Little Silver residents who worked on the — Mrs. Frank J. Maloney embroidered a 35-patch quilt depicting the borough's history scene at Parker's Pond. are: — Mrs. Dominic Barreca embroidered the — Mrs. Arthur Locilento appliqued St. 1907 firehouse'of Company No. 1. John's Chapel on Point Road (1876), and the former Campbell's blacksmith shop on Syca- — Mrs. Loren Rabon embroidered the his- more Ave. toric wrestling match between John Slocum and Navesink Indian Vow-a-vapon. — Mrs. David McKenna embroidered "Crabbing Up Creek" and created a memento — Mrs. Alice Choquette embroidered a of the Monmouth Civic Chorus which first per- sketch of the 1868 Embury Methodist Church. formed in Embury Methodist Church 25 years ago. — Mrs. Edwin Millar executed the town seal which was designed for embroidery by — Mrs. John King embroidered four sea- Barbara Seaman and incorporates the dates sons of Sickles Farm, which still operates in 1667, the year of settlement, and 1923, the year the heart of the borough. the borough was incorporated.

— Mrs. Michael Maxwell did a comedy — Miss Linda Findley embroidered wild- and tragedy embroidery marking the 50th an- life at the point. niversary historical pageant she directed last Mrs Robert Welsch appliqued the ice- year. fcse and another of the Landmark house 0) on Point Road. — Mrs. James McNalley, embroidered strawberries and flowers, as a symbol of — Mrs. Joseph Lee embroidered a copy of Lovett's Nursery - 1878 a sidewheeler. — Judy Messerli stitched a picture of the — Mrs. George Patterson embroidered a old post office. Headquarters now of the Little windmill (there are two in Little Silver). Silver Historical Society, it formerly was a — Mrs. J.F. Bertelsen embroidered building on the Lovett nursery. Lovett's seal incorporating reference to the — Mrs. Joseph Thompson, stitched the New Jersey Association of Nurserymen, which July 4, 1973 picnic at which the borough's he founded in 1915. birthday was celebrated. — Thelma Johnson embroidered a sail- — Mrs Roger Finch, embroidered an 1889 boat. map of Parkerville, Shrewsbury Township, the — Mrs. Robert Kennedy, president of the area in the vicinity ol Embury Methodist Little Silver Historical Society founded in 1971, Church before the borough's incorporation. embroidered its headquarters, where the quilt will "live." Mrs. Douglas Swift embroidered the sign "Welcome to Little Silver, settled 1667 " (Until — Mrs. John Marrah appliqued a stylized SO years ago, Little Silver was a part of version of a sidewheeler which provided trans- Shrewsbury Township.) portation to New York for 60 cents She titles it "Gold in Little Silver " — Mrs. Richard Spereal appliqued a view of the Little Silver Point Road bridge. — Mrs. Herbert Parker, who lives in Grandvlew, former home of John T. Lovett, — Mrs. Richard Jeydell did the railroad internationally prominent nurseryman, em- station in applique. broidered a view of the house around 1890 — Sarah Eltelbach created an appliqued — Miss Anne Stanton embroidered a scene patch of the old railroad and Campbell's wa- of Sickles Pond. ter tower. — Mrs. Robert Setter appliqued an old — Mrs. Adeleine Genardio designed nature school bell now at Borough Hall formerly used in Little Silver, embroidered in a fanciful pat- at the Lovett nursery tern. — Mrs. James Harvey created a gavel, — Mrs. Bernard Rosen did an embroidery needle and thimble In trapunto quilting sym- of the Woman's Club of Little Silvers club- bolizing the founding of the Woman's Club of house. Little Silver, which had Its beginning as a Register staff photos QUILT made by Little Silver residents will be deeded to the Little Silver Historical So- sewing circle in 1919 by her mother-in-law by Don Lordi ciety Twenty yards ol blue and 30 yards ol natural muslin were used to make Ihe 35 lour- — Mrs. Baden P. Chace embroidered Pi- Mrs. J.E. Harvey Sr, wife of the first mayor rate's Cove situated off Seven Bridges Road.) of the borough In 1923. teen-mch squares Each quilter has signed her square in embroidery. nj&ott MLVI§ iw< The OrilyllcfMrr 11 Teen yt/n/cs /t/n/c craze

Dear Ann Lander* I oner all know her large diamond the right thing What is it' - read In your column about * engagement nng belonged to Concerned girl, 17, who was being talked her mother, so it's going tu Dear Concerned Stick with into following her boy friend ANN LANDERS Mary. I hope she will hand it your original plan Daughters- into the drug scene — or else down to her daughter " I then in-law are entitled to heir- I agreed with your reply, bul explained that their mother's looms Furthermore, equi- being in the drug scene my who work at drug centers really do a slow bum, but I cocktail nng would go to the table distribution among chil- self, I knew what her boy that some kids who come in hate to go into details about oldest son, the diamond wed- dren makes for a much better friend and others like him for treatment are still in ju- her grandfather's family ding ring to the next oldest, family feeling would say "Ann Landers it nior high KcliOol I've also re being blue-eyed blondes, etc . and the wristwatch to the craiy . " or "What does ceived many letters from the etc If it doesn't bother us, What's prudish' What's youngest. she know'" Their favorite kids themselves — and their why should H bother them'' OK' If you aren't sure, you comeback is, "If you haven't parents. a I don't want to make Since { made those state- need some help. It's available tried it, don't knock it." If you were saved by Jesus, enemies out of these new ac- ments some relatives have in the booklet- "Necking and I say, "Hallelujah1" I'm for quaintances, nor do I want to told me that all Ihe jewelry Petting - What Are the Lim- I tried it - for four miser- whatever does the job raise questions by being eva- should go to Mary because its' " Mail your request to able, rotten years - so I can Dear Ann Landers: My hus- sive What should I say? — the boys' wives are not blood Ann Landers, P O Box 3346. knock it. I can also tell every band and I both have dark Irntated relatives and therefore not Chicago, 111 66654, enclosing fox and dude out there that it hair and dark eyes Our child. Dear Irr: Simply, "Our entitled to family heirlooms 50 cents in coin and a long, can kill you. I've been on ev- aged six, is a sandy blonde daughter resembles my fa- My three daughters-in-law stamped, self-addressed enve- ery kind of buzz you can with blue eyes She resembles ther's side of the family, all are fine girls and I want to do lope imagine At times I was so my father's side of the fami- blue-eyed blondes I take af- spaced out I couldn't see ly. I resemble my mother's ter my mother." straight for days It was like side. being in a hollow hole in the Dear Ann Landers: I am a Junior Ex Club elects ground with no way to get We moved to this commu- widower with four married out. nity last year and people are children, three boys and a forever making stupid re- girl A few weeks after my Mrs. Venskus president But I DID get out and it marks, such as, "Is she wife died I told the children, NSW BRUNSWICK - Mrs man of the Upper Extremity was religion that saved me adopted?" or, "Is the child "Your mother had four beau- Simon L Venskus, 17 West- Amputee Fund and Sub-Ju- I'm 17 now and I believe in from a previous marriage?" I tiful pieces ot jewelry. You wood Drive, Lincroft, was in- nior convention chairman miracles. One morning, a few stalled president of the Junior She is a past president of the months ago, I woke and de- Ex Club of the New Jersey Lincroft Newcomers Club and cided to give my life to Jesus State Federation of Women's serves as vice president of That feeling was so strong it clubs. The Junior Ex club is the Friends of Cystic Fibrosis knocked out my craze for Di Girolamo family comprised of former officers and Lung Damaged Children, junk. I know this sounds im- and chairmen of the Junior a new auxiliary of the Mon- possible, but it's true. Please Membership Department of mouth Medical Center, Long w print my letter, Ann It might holds 29th reunion the federation. Branch, and is accounting • Millar Staff Ph«l« help somebody who is back HOLMDEL - More than 70 tore Cacioppo and family, Mrs. Venskus is a former manager for Family and Chil- HADASSAH TEAS — Mrs. Jason Elnbinder, Llncroft, seated, membership where I was four years ago. relatives and guests attended Ringwood; Miss Sharon De president of the Clio Junior dren's Service of Monmouth vice president of Red Bank Chapter of Hodassah, meets with Mrs. Marvin - Free At Last the 29th annual Di Girolamo Gregorio, Mark De Gregorio Woman's Club of Roselle, County. Margol, left, who will have a poolside brunch July 30 at 10:30 a.m. at her Dear Free: You're 17 and family reunion here at the and Thomas Peaver, Nutley; where she served as chair- home, 10 Deepdale Drive, Middletown, and Mrs. Philip Auerbach, hostess off the junk after four years? home of Mr. and Mrs Louis Mr and Mrs. Gaspare Di for Monday's 8:30 p.m. tea at her home, 50 Rustic Ter., Fair Haven. The This means you were 1J when Di Girolamo Jr, I. Beers St. Girolamo and family, Eliza- THIS AND THAT SALE events are for new or prospective members of the local chapter of Hadas- you started — hard to believe, The family is now compiling beth LONG BRANCH - A "This sah, the world's largest women's Zionist organization with social service but I DO believe it, because a second volume of historical Also Mr. and Mrs. Steve a unique gilt service, just pick and That" sale will be con- up the phone we deliver and projects in Israel. I've heard from the people and genealogical data about 1 iso. Mrs. Frank Urso, Long ducted by the Woman's Club ship tor you the family, which has been Island; Mr. and Mrs. Jose of Long Branch July 25, 26, traced to the 16th century and Fernandez, East Elmhurst, and 27th at 197 Broadway. IS:, 842-3939 the island of Sicily. N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Di Mrs Fred W. Carl and her Among those attending the Girolamo, Mr. and Mrs. Don- committee are conducting the reunion were the hosts' sons ald Alleva and family, Mt. sales in conjunction with the The Daily Register and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Di Vernon, NY.; Mr. and Mrs Long Branch merchants' side- Girolamo Sr. Holmdel; Mr. Joseph Cerulli, Soarsdale, Classified Ads walk sales. and Mrs. Michael Di Giro- N.Y., and Mrs. Anthony lamo and daughter, Keyport; Giaoobbi and family, Hart- Michael Stanzione, North Ce- sdale, N.Y. STEREO New low-cal peanut terville; Mr. and Mrs. An- Returning to visit relatives WADB DIAL thony Di Girolamo, Mr. and after 25 years was Mrs. Em- Mrs. Michael De Lorenzo and melt DiGirolamo Mahoney BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Mrs. James D. Girolamo, Jer- and family from Fremont, 542-1700 sey City; Mr. and Mrs. Salva- Calif. 24 HOURS A DAY 24 Hour Service

By BARBARA GIBBONS minski and Henry M. Pearce Jr. described the • ••« process in the technical Peanut Journal and Nut Attention peanut freaks! Some day you'll be World magazine. Briefly, here's what's done: able to eat twice as many for the same number of Ordinary fatty peanuts are spread beneath and SALE calories, thanks to J J Spadaro §td his co-workers squeezed by a hydraulic press. After 50 minutes, in New Orleans, site of the U.S. Department of Ag- 80 per cent of the oil has been pushed out of the riculture's Southern regional lab. He and his fel- nuts. The nuts, by now woefully misshapen, are low researchers have perfected a commercially pressure-cooker boiled and expand back to their STARTS workable technique for cutting extra calories out original size and shape. Salt or other flavorings of the peanut — one of the world's 10 most fatten- can be added to the water at this point and the ex- ing foods. panded peanuts are then dried and roasted. They WED. will taste and look like the ordinary kind afterwards, but their fat and calories will have been drastically reduced, their protein power dramati- SLIM GOURMET cally upgraded! OPEN 944 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 10 A.M. Spadaro sees a great future for the skinny 4 (OPPOSITE CIRCLE CHEVROLET) nuts, both as an OK-nibbler for calorie-watchers DAYS WED. THUR. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 THIS | Only 41 roasted peanut halves total 100 ca- and as a nutrition-booster. They envision slivered WEEK lories. But Spadaro and crew have come up with skinny peanuts as a great flavor and texture-adder I two handfuls: 95 roasted peanut halves for 100 ca- for breakfast foods, perhaps a peanutty calorie- "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY" • ONLY • lories. And, according to Spadaro, 100 calories shy "granola." The technique works equally well worth of the new nuts have 137 per cent more pro- on Spanish and Virginia peanuts, and experiments tein than the ordinary kind, which is what inter- have begun on almonjls, pecans, cashews, walnuts ests the government most. and Brazil nuts. "CLEAR-OUT RIOT AT GIVEAWAY PRICES" Ordinary peanuts are more than half fat, ', ... which has more than double the calories of either Be an entertaining host with decalorized dips, ALL OF OUR YELLOW AND GREEN TAGGED SUMMER STOCK MUST GO protein or carbohydrate. The researchers decalo- including a homemade "sour cream" with only rized peanuts by removing up to 80 per cent of half the calories! Send a stamped, self-addressed their oil. envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Party NOTHING HELD BACK! It was all very simple, according to Spadaro Dips, in care of this newspaper, 50 West Shore He and co-researchers Henry L.H. Vix, Joseph Po- Trail, Sparta, N.J. 07871. FAMOUS BRANDED SUMMER AN ADDITIONAL JUNIORS-MISSES Scouts raise SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE $156 for Blair Hall SEPARATES SHREWSBURY - Three Girl Scout troops have raised AND SALE $156 which they will present to the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury for the Blair Hall SETS Your Exceptional Values rebuilding fund, the church Mill End Shop From Every Department hall that was destroyed by fire in February. 100*8 and 100*8 of Twenty-three girls from OF ITEMS Red Bank. Shrewsbury troops 352, 290 and 820 collected 11,620 CASHIER WILL DEDUCT YOUR SAVINGS WHEN YOU CHECK OUT Ready-made Draperies and Bedspreads. pounds of paper and 3,980 pounds of glass in cooperation OBVIOUSLY WITH THESE REDUCTIONS ... ALL SALES FINAL Custom-made Slipcovers and Draperies. with the Borough Council's Environmental Commission, WHITE PRICE TAGS NOT INCLUDED Bath and Boutique. which provided the equipment for the recycling collection. Drapery and Slipcover Fabrics. Chairmen of the recylcing !!!OPEN 4 DAYS ONLY!!! committee were Mrs. Helen Kroll and Mrs. Mary Nigro. OVER 300 ALL NEW IN FRESH "SPECIAL PURCHASE" FOR FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE LADIES FAMOUS N.Y. MFG. ONLY 150 ALL NEW CALL US AT 741-6080 CHINESE AUCTION LADIES BETTER NO OILia AT1ON. OF COURH HIGHLANDS - A .Chinese Auction will be conducted tomorrow at 8 p.m. by the BLOUSES * SHIRTS SWEATERS PRINTS-DOTS iTRIPE! Highlands First Aid Ladies OTS-STRIPES •VESTS mill end Auxiliary here In the Firil SIZE TOPS* Aid building, Valley St. Chil- dren will be welcome with an 7/8 PULLOVERS • shOP 15/16 137-B BROAD STREET adult. Refreshments will be SIZES-M-L • #AND n of served. Chairman is Mrs Lil- 4.00 NAT. ADV. TO If 7.00 IF PtRf, - I °p« NM ere*. Mtke eure yeu're In Hie Mill Ind lian Mlerzwa, 158 Highland NAT ADV. UP TO SHOO IF PERF bank tug Ave. I 12 •MBMMtt MJ IVEStVU JULf )* 1974 Cynicism, police and teens' educational process

By ELINOR MULTER ing who they were or what found him in violation of any stooped by the police for no ceeding accordingly glary being committed by they wanted, she had refused laws. Sometimes the police reason at all, young people Community relations pro- youth. But I think police are What we learn often kas to admit them The agents, it search the car, dumping the LEARNING become confirmed cynics grams giving squad car rides responsible in a large mea- very little to do with what was reported, had no war- contents of the glove com- about police. A policeman is to youth are not likely to im- sure for the distrust of law of someone if trying to teach us rant. In fact, they did not partment on the floor and WORLD someone who hassles the prove things unless the policy finals which is rampant To live u to learn We learn even want the young lady It leaving everything in dis- young. Unfortunately, all po- of harassing young people is among so many of our law ob- lawless society of anarchist* by example. We learn from was all a case of mistaken array when they finish. Pre- lice get this label. halted School lesions about servant youth where there is neither reap experience We are taught by identity and an unauthorized sumably they are looking for The young are not careful police as helpers cannot over- If the police spent less time for law nor for those who en- the things that happen, far intrusion into her privacy. marijuana. If they search the law-abiding young poeple who about discriminating between ride the impact of television stopping young people in cars force it more than by the things we They chided her, she said, for cars of enough young people, recognize that the only reason good and bad law officials, and newapaper accounts of il- just because they are young, But respect must be are told. The power of ex- being upset they will undoubtedly find the police single them out is just as the police are not con- legal searches by police. they would have more time earned Donning a uniform pertise is as nothing com- There have been other ex- some. their age Apparently, for too cerned with discriminating I am not an apologist for for patrols, more time to pre- does not convey respect. pared to the power of ex amples in the news in recent The only trouble with this many policemen, being under between guilty and innocent today's youth. The police are vent vandalism and destruc- What our youth know of the perience. months of law enforcement approach is that in the pro- 25 is equivalent to probable youth. not responsible for teen-age tion and there would be less actions of police determines Furthermore, when what officers conducting violent cess of finding one guilty cause. To be young U to be In today's society, it seems crime. They are not respon- contempt for police among what they think of them No we are told differs markedly and illegal searches of the youth they may harass It or guilty until proven innocent. that each group has hung a sible for the increase of de- the next generation. school lessons will change from what we discover, cynic- homes of innocent bystan- 20, or who knows how many, After being repeatedly label on the other and is pro- structive vandalism and bur- I do not want to live in a that fact. ism is likely to grow It can ders. be a most destructive weed In Baltimore, the police In second grade — or have been out on an illegal maybe it is first, or third - strike for several days - law we teach our children about enforcement officers in viola- community helpers: Firemen, tion of the law In Paterson, mailmen, policemen. The two women, one 71 years old, mailman brings the mail each have just been awarded token day. If a house burns, the damages for being forced by child will see the firemen the police to strip naked and For suburban children, the submit to a search of their firemen are neighbors who bodies in connection with a volunteer But what about po raid and search for illegal lot- licemen? Suburban young- tery slips. sters have few contacts with The teen-agers I know well, police. There is no "cop on friends of my sons and my the beat." In suburbia, the sons, too, are no better and summer person who helps children no worse than many other cross the road on the way to boys. They are anxious to be fabric school is a crossing guard, mobile in this trans- 60" NO-IRON probably a woman. Personal portation-dependent world SALE contact with the police is very we live in. They buy cars and values! limited, particularly in the get licenses as soon as they POLYESTER STARTS pre-teen years. What children are able. As soon as they get learn about law enforcement behind the wheel they are officers comes indirectly. stopped by the police. TODAY Ne Warrant Stopped three times BUS DOUBLEKNITS The other night on TV, I One young man I know has watched a young woman ex- been driving for less than a • 100*7, I'oheMer THRU plain how the FBI had broken year and has been stopped ^CUTTHSd • AMI. Slitche* into her apartment when, three times by police in dif- scared to death and not know- ferent towns, none of whom • All on Boll* SATURDAY BOARDS ' quality Armed robberies denied by youth FREEHOLD - An 18-year- mans for $110, issuing the for- old New Shrewsbury youth ged check to the Central Jer- I \SE pleaded innocent to charges sey Bank and Trust Co., 60" No-Iron i master charge of armed robbery in holdups Ocean Township, on April 8 YOIR at the Bergen Bar in Red and obtaining the money un- Bank on April 8 and at Art's der false pretenses. Liquor Store in Oceanport on He additionally pleated in- WHITE JACQUARD April 29. nocent to further charges of James Jackson, 72 Cherry forging another $110 check be- St., New Shrewsbury, entered longing to the Gurmans on DOUBLEKNITS the plea at his arraignment April 11, issuing the check to before Superior Court Judge the same bank and obtaining Patrick J.McGann Jr. the money under false pre- • /««•/, fcr tenses. ma YD. He Is accused of taking • Mavhiiu' irmlnihle $34141 from the Bergen Bar, Denies entry I'OI.YESTER 77 W. Bergen Place, Red Walter J. CahUl, 32, of 4» • .Wiruvx Firm Quiilily Bank, which is owned by Pat- Roxbury Road, Belford, THREAD sy Bruno, on April 8 while pleaded Innocent to breaking armed with a sawed-off shot- and entering the home of Mr. REG. 3 ««•."" gun, and with possession of and Mrs. Louis Schuff, 14 the shotgun without a permit. Church St., Sea Bright, on $2.97 Yd. He also is charged with en- Feb. S with the intent to com- tering without breaking Art's mit battery upon Mrs. Grace Liquor store, on Oceanport Schuff and her three children, Ave., Oceanport, which is Louis Schuff Jr., Madilyn owned by Arthur Crochet, on Schuff and Joanne Schuff. April 29 and stealing $210 at Jimmy Cleckley, 24, of 175 gunpoint. Long Branch Ave., Long GET-SET-FOR- His and the following were Branch, pleaded innocent to among the pleas entered be- assault with a dangerous fore Judge McGann. weapon, a pistol, and atro- Plead iaaweeat cious assault and battery on SUMMER Frederick P. Kramer, 24. Eric Rodriquez, 1 Sherman and Janice M. Kramer, 21, of Court, Long Branch, on Feb. 14 Lincoln Court, Keansburg, 9 in Long Branch and to pos- pleaded innocent to aiding sessing a pistol without a per- and abetting the breaking and mit. 4.5" WASHABLE entering of Krauszer's Dairy Terry Hicks, 23, of Union Store, West Keansburg, on Ave., Long Branch, pleaded Feb. IS. innocent to aiding and abet- Michael Mopavich, 19, of ting Cleckley in the assault FLOCKED SHEERS 1408 Rustic Drive, Ocean with a dangerous weapon and Township, pleaded innocent to possession of a pistol with- 45" • Polvenler-collon to breaking and entering five out a permit. • l(M)'7t Polyester s OO Ocean Township homes — Robert W. Wright, 29, of *OLYESTER

\ imhnlrr — .15 h rnllnn bility gap exist* between the tends to be an independent, it EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 45" PAIAZNCIA BROADCLOTH itatementi and actions of is obvious that he Is in the 54" HERCVLON />.'>"< i*ilvrHrr — .1.>'h ration Committeeman Wilford L. Democratic camp and will go 48" ANTIQUE 45" SURFLINE SAILCLOTH Wisner, charge Walter B. right along with the wishes of UPHOLSTERY $998 SATIN DRAPERY Hn'h jmlyrtlrr — &)'/> rnllnn 1 Ralne and Ralph A. Siciliano, the mayor," said Mr. Ralne. MM .«* W'( nm>n.1/'4 Irrlnlr 45" SHEER MIST LINING Republican candidates for "Democratic candidates 54" EXPANDED Township Committee. seem to have the unfortunate K" DRAPERY M'% fmlynlrr — :t$'/i rttllnn 911 Mr. Wtsner, elected ai a habit of saying one thing and VINYL LINING 45" ZEPHYR SHEATH LINING rollitn thick... Democrat, is running for re- meaning just the opposite. "'• IWI'4 Hm'h puhrtlrr $1 U election on an independent Gov. (Brendan T ) Byrne said 45" PRINTED date with James R Mlnogue. he saw no need for an income 54" KNIT The GOP candidates main- tax while running for office BACK VINYL $198 DRAPERY 0K 45" TEESHOT POPLIN $1'29 *N^< tain Mr. Wisner promised he and within four months after Ufhlr r terrier tn JL vrf. HUM mllan would never vote for use of taking office, proposed one. OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. more than $1.2 million of pre- Committeeman Wisner stated SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. collected school taxes to bal- he would vote against taking ance the 1174 municipal budg- over $1.2 million of school 671-6773 et, but after meeting secretly funds to balance the 1974 with Mayor Thomas J. Lynch budget and promptly voted to and Deputy Mayor William E. use $2 million to make the CLOTH WORLD OF MIDDLETOWN JcheU, voted with them to use Democratic record look 1175 HIGHWAY .15 Mmm.ETOMS $1 million good," Mr. Siciliano charged. The Daily Register Beacon Hill iumm.MM.ttt tm 13 has become the STATE family scene By The Awadaied Press •yBOBBRAMLEY fur all members of the family," he said LEONARDO - The meta "It's the only club in the morphosls of Beacon Hill area with one class of mem- raU subsidy OK'd Country Club from an organi- bership that covers use of all KK - A W 25 rnUlion subsidy from the state to the zation strictly for golfers to a its facilities We don't offer itney Central Railroad was approved by a federal judge yes- family facility has been separate tennis or golf mem- »rday, insuring continued passenger service on the bankrupt achieved berships like many other Une through November John J March of Rumson, clubs do, our objective is a The subsidy, which amounts to $150,000 a month, was ap- dub president, has reported the family club with facilities proved by US District judge Anthony T AugeUi. who over club's $520,000 improvement open to all members," the aee» operations of the line Augelli also approved a $2 7 mil- program, conceived two club president went on Ion additional payment from the state to the railroad to make years ago when he and John Improvements in tracks on the Jersey Centrals main line Mr. March said the new H Balmer of Shrewsbury, the concept has already produced A $3 million subsidy from the US Department of Trans- club's entertainment chair- results, although a few reno- ition also was formally approved by Augelli. man, joined the board of di- vations remain to be com- Augelli said the agreements were significant because they rectors, is virtually complete pleted showed a willingness of the stale and federal government to New facilities such as the aw rail transportation in New Jersey and he predicted that olympic-sized swimming pool "We've obtained 79 new agreements would be reached insuring operation of the rail- members since last July," he at the south end of the com- •iHilii tun road beyond November JO. pletely rebuilt clubhouse and reported. $$00,000 FACELIFT — New facade of renovated ting green. The updated facility was organized in "I have a very strong feeling that the flame at the end of the tennis courts adjacent to The club membership now clubouse at Beacon Kill Country Club, Leonardo, 1899. the tunnel is brighter than ever before," Augelli said it have made Beacon Hill a stands at 186. The directors overlooks circular drive surrounding practice put family oriented club for the would like to see it rise to no Common Cause hits legislature first time in its 75-year his- more than 210 — all family Attracting new members plained. improvements to be made. membership. That's not easy tory, Mr. March added. memberships, Mr March besides the new swimming About three times as many "We hope to make the these days," Mr. March com- TRENTON — New Jersey Common Cause gave the legis- said. pool and tennis courts are ex- mented. lature a failing mark yesterday on effort to open up partv He explained the dilemma social affairs as previously course length 6,300 yards. It's pansion of the main dining The club president gazed caucuses faced two years ago by the "Our greatest asset is how are now offered members, now 5,900 yards," Mr. March club's directors. room to increase seating ca- with the new club manager, said. out through the picture win- The citizens' lobby said the party caucuses remain closed the clubhouse is centrally lo- pacity from 125 to 250, en- William Clark, in charge Mr dows in the grille room, over- although they are used to discuss and vote on important legis- "We were looking for new cated to serve all members Also in the works is a looking the green fairways of lation. members, but we weren't at- efficiently. We're the only largement of the grille room Clark comes to Beacon Hill paddle tennis program with the golf course, the borough tracting anyone but golfers. club on the East Coast that to accommodate 150 patrons after many years' experience which the directors hope to "Common Cause does not oppose closed party caucuses at Greenbrook Country Club of Atlantic Highlands and the Now Beacon Hill is a family could break even with 190 and addition of a luxuriously take advantage of the grow- unless they are used to screen legislation in secret where citi- in Caldwell and other clubs in waters of Sandy Hook Bay club concept with facilities members," he added decorated cocktail lounge ing area interest in the sport. tens cannot see how their representatives are voting," the or- northern New Jersey. and the ocean beyond. ganization said. which will seat an additional "It's a real mini-plush coun- 60 members and guests. Many of the holes on the try club, and the best part of "That's the best scenic "Both parties In both houses claim to have abandoned this In charge of a thoroughly club's 18-hole par 70 course it is that it has all been done view in the state," he de- kind of caucus," Common Cause said, "but closed meetings '«• 1 modernized club kitchen is have been improved, but clared, with a smile of satis- they are always called "conferences are still held where im- on borrowed money; not a Carl Hieke of New York City, there are still some course faction portant legislation is discussed and voted on." nickel has been put up by the "the finest chef in Monmouth The lobby released a "report card" grading the legisla- County," Mr, March com- ture's performance during its regular session between Ja- mented. Meals are served nuary and May. The legislature is now in special session con- four nights a week instead of sidering Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's tax proposals' the previous two weekend Common Cause gave both the Senate and Assembly "F's" evenings, and Chef Hieke is tor failure on the open party caucus issue The Senate got an- fast earning a reputation for other "F" for holding on to its practice of "senatorial courte- an excellent cuisine. sy." • Other new features are steam rooms and locker Wooden nickel draws laugh rooms, with a new bar in the men's locker room. The pro TRENTON - In one of the lighter moments of yes- shop in the north end of the terday's Income tax debate, an opponent of measure produced building has been tripled in a giant-sized wooden nickel. size. "That's what New Jersey's currency will look like," said A practice putting green Assemblyman Robert E. Littell, R-Sussex, "if the income tax makes use of a grassy area Is enacted." enclosed by the club's new The replica of the nickel, about one-foot in diameter, had circular driveway in front of Democratic Brendan T. Byrne's picture on one side and the the clubhouse. Great Seal of the state on the other Aimed specifically at en- After the tax passed, Byrne—who had been watching the PLUSH DINING ROOM — Officials of Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo, look over new main din- hancing Beacon Hill's image debate on television - got a chance for the last laugh when as a family facility are extra he inscribed a message to the Republican minority on his por- Ing room in clubhouse, doubled In size to accommodate 250 diners. From left are Roger J. Fitzslm- Ladies' Days for female golf- trait and a member of his staff carried it back to the Assem- ers and junior golf, tennis and bly. mons of Little Silver, board member and public relations chairman; John J. March of Rumson, club swimming programs for LUXURIOUS LOBBY — Soft carpet and pastel decor are featured In lobby 'It looked good on TV," said the Inscription. "Thanks to a president; John J. Ryan of Little Silver, honorary youngsters. of renovated Beacon Hill Country Club. At left, John J. March of Rumson, bunch of nice guys." cochalrman of the club's 75th anniversary com- "We're having a junior club president, and John H. Balmer of Shrewsbury, past president and cur- mittee, and John H. Bolmer of Shrewsbury, enter- dance for teen-agers 13 to 19 rent entertainment chairman, watch from stairs as AArs. John J. Kelly of PA convenant repeal defended tainment chairman. on Saturday," Mr. March ex- Fair Haven and Mrs. March chat. HACKENSACK - The state of New Jersey says the repeal of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey bond covenant, which had prevented the bistate agency from further Involvement in mass transit, was a legitimate attempt to James Taylor creates Arts Center jam provide for the needs of people in the port district. Columbia Law School Dean Michael Sovem, acting as special counsel defending New Jersey in a suit challenging By MARYBETH ALLEN thing was James Taylor. His though, only when he sang. saying, in his easy, low-key He rambled quietly on, in- the validity of the repealer, said in papers filed in Superior entrance was unobtrusive and The moment he ceased, the way "Listen. Here's a song. A troducing "Long Ago and Far Court here that transportation and energy crises have been HOLMDEL - He's the kind unannounced. He wore blue calls of "Sweet Baby James" song about homesickness. Away" as one of three songs caused in part by the automobile and truck traffic to which of person who gets a standing jeans and a green tee shirt. and the questions began. He There are two kinds. One is by that name and noting the Port Authority has catered. ovation before he opens his And he walked toward the answered them all as though wishing you were there and "This one doesn't have those He said New Jersey and New York, in passing repealers mouth. chair at center stage as he had probably answered one is being sick of being words in it. I just named it of the covenant this year, demonstrated their conviction that — who creates a Parkway though it were a magnet. them dozens of times before. there. I've had both kinds. that because I didn't know the Port Authority "must undertake larger responsibilities for traffic jam. / This is wishing you were what else to call it. . but Then, with guitar in hand, To "Where's Carly?" (his alternative modes of transportation." there. At the time I wrote that's how we all got our — and who can make the he began. "They're a lot of wife Carly Simon), his re- whole mess/worthwhile. • this, I didn't have a home — names anyway." you out there tonight," he sponse was "She's not here — but that doesn't matter." In his folksy, coffeehouse For the sake of James Tay- said, "so I would just like to but I can take a message." Accused killer again tries suicide The audience applauded. voice, he sang "Night Owl," lor, fans last night traveled ask you to be gentle because And his answer to "How's the SALEM - Charles Haley, the accused murderer of two He nonchalantly squashed a "Me and My Guitar," and along the/Parkway at about if a lot of you get heading in kid?" was "She sings a little Bridgeton High School girls, made an apparent second unsuc- "Fading Away." two miles an hour. . with one direction, you might flat." bug r-A cessful attempt at suicide early today, Salem County Sheriff To explain himself, he of- cars overheating every inch harm your neighbor or some- He sang "Migration" from Norris Williams said. He managed, though, to fers the background "Word of the way. thing. his new album and then an- Haley, 20, of Seabrook, cut his wrist "superficially" with seem a little awed by it all as has it I was bom at 5:06 p.m. Because of James Taylor, nounced that he was "gonna a piece, of platic from a drinking cup, the sheriff said. "It's a pleasure to be here. he gazed out across the sea of (approximately) on March 12, parking attendants gave up get a couple friends of mine Williams said the incident occurred at about 12:15 a.m., I hope it doesn't rain on you. people while taking repeated 1948, at Boston's General Hos- and told drivers to "fend for up here to help me a little and he added: Now this is a little song called sips from a glass containing pital where Isaac, my father, yourselves." bit." Onto the stage came "We took him to the hospital and he's back again. They Riding on the Railroad.' " "the delicious juice of a wa- three musicians, one to play was studying medicine. My Juat put some gauze bandage on it." And about the only person With words and music, he termelon." the keyboards, one to play the mother, Gertrude, bore four On July 6, Haley took an overdose of darvon pills and who wasn't either impressed created a mood and hushed "What's happening, au- electric bass, and one "to children — Alexander, my- spent a night at Salem County Memorial Hospital. or distressed by the whole the crowd. There was silence, dience?" he pondered before play the drums and fool." self, Kate, and Livingston — Haley Is being held in 1300,000 bail accused of the murder in that town, and one more, of Barbara Wood, 19, and Cheryl Murphy, 16. He reportedly Hugh, in the town of Chapel confessed to the killings while under arrest for unrelated kid- Hill, N.C., where my father naping charges. later joined the staff of the Fired youths may get jobs University of North Carolina Medical School. Today he is James Taytor Nixon hit on drug program facts By HILDY MCCORMICK three boys by their first July 1, certain workers were by Councilmen Ralph Dolan the dean of that school." names. He said, however, he phased into the program at and Donald T. Day as well as NEWARK - Former New Jersey Assemblyman George When he was 14, he went to Martha's Vineyard Island could have the full names different times. Some did not Mayor Armellino. Guidelines C. Richardson, the head of the National Committee to De- MATAWAN - Mayor Vic a private boys' boarding where I hope to build a home, available tomorrow. start working under this pro- are set down by the federal clare War on Drugs, says the Nixon administration is trying tor R. Armellino said last school in Milton, Mass. "It and I seem to be set for life. night he will confer with The four Youth Corps work- gram until July 8. government for this program. to make believe that the drug problem is under control. seemed to please my par- We all seem to be set for Borough Councilman Walter ers will be paid for their work Whatever the total salary Richardson, who says he is a former addict, wrote to Rep. Mr. Dolan suggested last ents," he notes. "There's not life." T. Blaine on the availability and the time they put into the picture for the four will be, Lester Wolff, D-N.Y., chairman of the House Special Subcom- night that if the program is much to say. . .1 had some A bouquet of gladioli was of borough funds to hire jobs In various public works Mr. Narozanick said, "they mittee on International Narcotics Control to call for an in- based on family income, friends but I was often sad. by his side as he sang and youngsters dismissed by departments, Mr. Narozanick are entitled to the money. We vestigation of drug abuse statistics circulated by the adminis- "they (applicants) should pro- "In the summer of '66, I spoke to the crowd, which county officials last week for said. Salaries for the entire are going to pay them." duce a copy of their W-2 left for New York to form a was officially numbered at tration. being financially over- program are paid for by Although he admitted last form." musical group with three 6,000 and unofficially seemed "An excellent example of how the administration at- qualified to work In a county- funds from the US Depart- week the error in hiring the friends: the Flying Machine. like many more. Aisles at the tempts to mislead the public occurred recently at the hear- sponsored summer work pro- ment of Labor's Manpower The mayor said annual in- financially overqualified We were a good band. I center were barely visible. ings held by your committee when John T. Cusak, chief of In- gram for the poor. Administration. come figures for qualification youths lies with county offi- wrote a lot. I became in- The lawn was people-to- ternational operations for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin- under this program begin at In the meantime, Theodore The program to assist low cials, Mr. Narozanick said the volved with some heavy people. And those who didn't istration, testified that since the ban on Turkish poppy grow- M.600. "It is not really right J. Narozanlck, county admin- income families by providing county will not reimburse the drugs. New York was hard on make it that far sat around ing, the number of addicts in the United States has dropped as far as I am concerned," istrator, said yesterday there summer work for youngsters federal government for the me and after a year I left and the box office and in the park- from 500,000 to 200,000," Richardson told Wolff the mayor continued. "Every were four neighborhood is administered by the county dismissed workers' pay. The the Flying Machine dis- ing lot. kid that wants to work should Youth Corps workers dis- this year after the demise of error in hiring the youths, he banded. be allowed to work so they Cars were parked on every Byrne names McGlynn to bench missed from local jobs Offi- Monmouth Community Action said, could be traced to paper "As far as music is con- can get Into an organized conceivable inch of lawn — cial word Thursday was that Program (MCAP) which last work that was "not com- cerned, it simply seems to TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne announced yes- work program It Is good extending southbound along three had been dismissed. year sponsored jobs for the pletely processed" when they have happened. When I was terday that he would nominate the former chief trial lawyer training for them." the mayor the Parkway past the State poor. were hired. younger, I played the cello for the state Division of Criminal Justice to the bench. First names of three of the added Police barracks. Byrne said he would nominate Richard B McGlynn of four workers were still not of- Mr. Narozanick said he Commenting on the situ- and took some theoretic mu- It was a shame the traffic Short Hills to be a judge of the Easex County District Court. ficially announced yesterday. does not know exactly what ation yesterday, Mrs Pearl Michael Piperno, borough sic in school; but formal stud- Jam prevented many of those McGlynn was chief of the trial section In the Criminal Mr. Narozanlck, however, the total pay for the four dis- Cronin, president of the Mata- administrator, said yesterday ies never agreed with me in the audience from arriving Justice Division from 1970 to 1973. He directed the successful said all were males. Aside missed workers will amount wan Borough Taxpayers As- 20 youngsters remain with the and, for whatever reason, 1 In time for the appearance of bribery prosecution of Joseph "Joe Bayonne" Zicarelll. from Thomas Bucco, whose to. "I will know when I ac- sociation, said, "I cannot un- program here, assisting in the took up the guitar on my own. special guest star Linda Ron- He is a former assistant Essex County prosecutor and depu- full name was revealed last tually see how long they derstand how the county can recreation, streets and roads, People like to talk generally , stadt. ty public defender for the Essex region week, Mr. Naroianlck said worked," he said yesterday. slip through applications like and water and sewer depart- about roots, but I find it diffi- It was more of a shame Byrne said he would also propose Essex County District surnames of the remaining Youth Corps workers re- this. Our most important con- ments cult. I am the product of a that the fear of a traffic Jam Court Judge William F Harth for elevation to the Easex three are Geran, Washington ceive $2 hourly for a (^ hour sideration Is that guidelines The municipality's in- haphazard musical environ- prevented many from staying County Court, and would nominate John J. Geronimo of Jer- and McCutcheon. day. The work week Is Mon were not foolowed." volvement, he said, only con- ment which, I suppose, makes until the end of the show. sey City, Hudson County counsel, to be a Superior Court Mayor Armellino last night day through Friday Although Similar concern over this cerns providing job super- me a folk artist. And odds are there will be a was unable to Identify the the program officially began aspect was voiced last week vision and job sites. 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Walsino DM*)" Remember the day back in Bananas Shaughnessy takes love- tnanflr iKI 4.-00 B "Unknown Island" B SPECIAL OF THE WEEK EASTWOOD the M's when the Pope ar- complete leave of her tenses • "Th* W.it Point Stary" a THE NATURALISTS rived in New York to speak at as she cooks Brillo pads lor 4:M S "Cl.ud.ll. Ixflith" "John Mulr Earth, Planet Universe " the United Nations and to vis- hamburgers. It's an out- EVENING |M| MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'THUNDERBOLT "Thr Edward iiuti Thr Hrlucttuit JuKJter1 it the World's Fair? rageous romp. iM e e o e • NEWS •.•CO B JAZZ A LA MONTREUX John Guare's "House of Leading characters are a I LOVf LUCY B WHAT'S THE IIG IDEA? and 't'hanpnK the Boys' Wardrobr' "A Joke Is a Dangerous Weapon" Blue Leaves," which is to be Dave Stern of Darby, Pa., 0 THE AVENGERS B • HAWKINS ENDS TODAY Dirt* Mary Cr«y| 1 LIGHTFOOT Monmouth College's second who is cast as Artie; Pam Ol A Way Murder and Ihe Slave Trade A lading football UTTY'• • "L teH Summer Theatre offering, is • I DREAM OF JEANNIE star a charged with murdering his team's hated Giannasio of Union City, as ••Th* Birds and Bcea Bit" owner and the victim* widow hires Billy Jim «H||r^L^^y about that day. The play, Bunny Flingus, and Maria D TODAY IN DELAWARE Hawkins to handle the defense. IRI 6ARNEGAI R TED ARMSTRONG 3RAN rs which will be presented in the McCarthy of Avon as Ba- •B (52) ZOOM IB SESAME STREET I0M S 0 POLICE STORY Hocking Chan College's Fine Arts Theatre nanas Shaughnessy Eatontown 4:M B NIC NI6HTLY NEWS The KIWier The delet'llve* inveatlgate a suing of aenarleKS stayin^a IRI tomorrow through Saturday, a IEWITCHED ATLANTIC Supporting roles will be tak- 0 NEWS is about what happened to "Sam Fiehls City Hall" CINEMA 291-O14P en by Dana Graham of Cherry O 0 MARCUS WELIY, M.D. B AIC EVENING NEWS The LatchKey Child. Ur Klley befriends a |0»en»»nfM».A«. one Artie Shaughnessy on Hill, Eric Stark of Ridge ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 8 BtAT THE CLOCK young mother and learns that her four year-old IMlMM k that day, as he is surrounded wood, Nanci Rakocy of El- IB PLAYING THE GUITAR MHI la Buffering from periodic blackout* caused by Lyric a TV GARDEN CLUI heads Injuries at the time of his birth. IR) •stun •*« "» ">•* by his wife, his mistress, a mwood Park, Shelley Con- EVES. AT 7 -8:35 -10 ELUOT GOULD (5J| IEHIN0 THE LINES 0 FIRING LINE movie starlet, his daughter onico of Shrewsbury, Coleen O 00 CIS EVENING NEWS 0 SILENT COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL DONALD SUTHERIANO and three nuns Burnett and Dolly Sloan 0 WHAT'H S MY LINE? "Mack Bennett" Mel Brooks' |S2| MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE JHEBFSMOTHIIT O THE NIC NIGHTLY NEWS The play, which won for its West Long Branch, and Bar 0 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE "Blueirrasa Tradition" 10:30 author the New York Drama bara Stein of Little Silver and "The Carrier." 0 METS IASEIALL BLAZING STY'S STHEY WONT TRYI» Jackie Jamal of Deal. O TO TELL THE TRUTH Mets vs. San Francisco Giant*. Critics Circle and Obie MM urnmt > • • < - 0 AIC NEWS 0 HARPER NEWS aS.JBWSV.-M- awards, is a black comedy It Ticket reservations may be SADDLES 0 THE LUCY SHOW 0 THE SINNERS JflBWIH MUKMi* revolves about the Shaugh- made by calling Monmouth "Lucy Conducts the Symphony" "Legal Aid" 0 THE MOD SQUAD (52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT TEC MOVIES II nessy family—an average College from 9 a.m. to 8 p m 11:00 A folkslnger on the run. unaware that ahe la dj locar, t lofhton A.« tTll.f family living on Queens Curtain time is at 8:30 p.m Ing from conlaglouf menengltla.may act off an esooen NEWS 0 HITCHCOCK PRESENTS STARTS TOMORROW j DIRTY MARY; Boulevard, a family one inch Senior citizens are always eoldemlc "Baby Sltler" 0 TAKE 12 short of the Bunker syn- free during the summer sea- GENE ID CARRASCOLENDAS • TUESDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE drome. Nuns climb through son. K) STATE OF THE WEATHER • 1:30 |52| AIC NEWS FOR THE DEAF "THE «RAZY LARRY! 7:15 0 FARM. HOME AND GARDEN 0 O CIS LATE MOVIE HACKMAN 0 0 TREASURE HUNT "Wind Across the Everglades" (1868) starring 7:30 Burl Ives. Christopher Plummer An Illegal Indus- O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE try supports itself In Florida on the live* of rate POSEIDON "Elephant CoQntrv" tropical birds when they are destroyed for their "THE National Symphony Q WILD KINGDOM feathers to support a growing underworld cater- "Sahara South" ing to women's fashion 0 O THE TONIGHFSHOW ADVENTURE" O WILD, WILD WORLD Of ANIMALS Guest Jerry Van Dyke CONVERSATION" "The Living Savanna" 0 11:30 MOVIE at Center tomorrow O THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW "Royal Wedding" 119511 starring Fred Allaire. "The Brave and the Backache" Jane Powell. •fO.IAT.SUNlie PLUS CO-HITI HOLMDEL - The National Highway Authority operates m WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY COLONIAL MM BUTWfi-2 P.M 1 H At EATONTOWN D.I. Queats: Olenn Ford. Jim Backul, Lou Rawla "The Next Scream You Hear" starring Chris Symphony Orchestra will take in Telegraph Hill Park at KEAMSBURG 787-0300 O ON TOP OF IT Qeorge "THEATRE OF BLOOD" 0 PERRY MASON over the Garden State Arts Exit 116 of the Garden State O THE NATURALISTS mi 5/V19K/NG SKf/ON The Case of the Wayward Wife" At LYRIC Center stage tomorrow night Parkway. "Theodore Roosevelt: He Who Haa Planted Will THE MOVIES III Preserve" 0 DAY AT NIGHT ••THI LAST MNMIUN HIM" for a concert featuring works •KM 0 0 MAUDE Guest: Marc Connelly. 7470333 Folk Singer James Taylor, 12:30 0 THE TWILIGHT ZONE NOW SHOWING by Jean Sibelius, Serge Walter tuma from a benevolent hoat Into Scrooge 1:00 0 O TOMORROW who was featured last night, at a Christina* Eve party for Walter'! employees GENE Prokofieff and Hector Berlioz when he discover! what changes they have In mind Topic Conservatism In America will perform again tonight. O NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE HACKMAN Murry Sidlin will conduct and for the future. IRI 'Woody 'Diaqe Circle Herb Alpert and the Tijuana O O ADAM 12 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Leonard Pennario will be "Sunburn." The officers help victims of an acci- "Reach for Glory" (19831 starring Harry Andres. Brass will play on Thursday cAHeq^ "Keaton guest pianist. dent, atop a car with phony licenae plates and Kay Walsh. "THE and Friday nights, then dive Into the lake to help drowning boys. (Rt 0 THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 DEALER'S CHOICE 0 NIGHT FINAL Shell coax the Gladys Knight and The Pips The symphonic program, O 0 HAPPY DAYS 1:20 10 NEWS will take over on Saturday "Because She's There." Richie faces an awkward CONVERSATION" blues right exit of which will start at 8:30 1:30 0 THE LATE SHOW evening at Ralph Malph'a costume party with a and Sunday evenings. The The Caddy" (1953) starring Dean Martin, Jerry P.G. your heart. o'clock, will present a classi- blind date who towers over him. (R) Lewis Friday and Saturday curtain 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE HrtnMtln—2P.M-t1.S0 cal interlude in a week of var- 0 COMIAT — AND — "The Clmarron Kid" I IMS I starring Audle Mur- time is 9 p.m., on other days 0 THE LATE SHOW I ied entertainment at the big phy. Yvette Dugay. The dashing young gunman "Silver City" 11991) starring Yvonne deCarlo. Ed- "BANANAS" is 8:30 p.m. MIDDLEBROOE I amphitheater the New Jersey known as the Clmarron Kid. gives hlmaelf up mond O'Brien. • after a bank holdup. 2:00 ©NEWS 35»DeelRo.d 193-22771 O YANKEES 1ASEBALL O THE GREAT, GREAT SHOW Otesn Township *W**I LUCY Yankees vs. Texas Rangers. "The Shameless Old Lady" (19*8) startlag Sylvte. ffi O MAN BUILDS. MAN DESTROYS Etlenne Berry. "The City with a Future" CMrftt In tht HwsfM 0 NEWS AND WEATHER ID BEHIND THE LINES TtmSupfSonc *rSt9*rtfr$M* (52) EXPRESS YOURSELF 2:45 O NEWS $*P*Y*S STUFFED "A Piece of the Rock" (Part III 3:20 0 THE LATE SHOW II • 28 "War of the World*" 11983) starring Gene Bury. mm O m BICENTENNIAL MINUTES SKIMP Anne Robinson Narrator: Waller Cronklte ELLIOT GOULD HKSH mm cur. 1:30 O (D HAWAII FIVE-O 3:25 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW •TIRIOVIMON DONALD SUTHERLAND Sato* Wl.ii lokid PmtO Om Kilter at Sea." McOarretl and Flve-O tavern. gate the robbery-kidnapping of a professional bus- "Fair Wind .to Java" (19S2) Marring Fred Mat- iness manager. (R) Murray. Vera Ralston Matinee Sat! t Sun. TONES Also Rain Matinee $1.50 Rte 35' Middletown One, mile north of Red Bank At the Movies MIDDLEBROOE II 741-8344 |Rt. 35 1D..IRo.d These schedules are pro- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS STKATHMORE Oo*n Tawmtiip ATLANTIC CINEMA - CINEMA 1 - vided by the theater and the Bloilna Saddltt 7:00; 1:15; 10:00 Lody and the Tromp 3:00; 7:00 Worlds L»51 TIME TONITE GREAT PRESEASON PRICES ON 1974 POOLS times are for today only. KEANSIUK6 Greatest Athlete 3 20: I 30 nwnco COLONIAL- CINEMA J- • CD «A«1K STARTS TOMOWOW Be Wise — Don't Travel • Vacation at home Sleeper? ».U •ananas 1:30 Mldfilghl Man 7.30 Freniy 9 30 International \ er 7:00. * "UMMOPPUkniMM" MOVIES III - -YPOHT LUCILLE BALL .i'MAME" Order Now - Material Shortage « Prices riling Tht Conversation 7:10; • 30 In COM ol MIDDLIMOOK SUM STRAND - CINEMA I- roln 1:00 Nooner 2.00. 4:00; 6:00; I 00, 10:00 Stewardesses I surnj BEATRICE ARTHUR froiw* T«m»»> S.P.Y.S. 7:00; 1:40; 10:15 In cow ol SMUEWSIUKY Romp Around 3:00; 5:00; 7:00; «:00 CINEMA I- roln 1:1! * * * * DAILY NEWS Dirty Mary, Croiy Larry 1 00, 4:00; CINEMA II- MIDDLETOWN Serplco 7:30; 9:45 In caw of roln 1:00 Matinee Sat. 4 Sun. 6-00; 1:00; 10:00 TOWN EAST - CINEMA II- Thunderbolt ond Llohltool 7:10; f~:15 ASIUDY PARK Cusler of the Weil 12:00 noon Thunder TOWN WIST - • Also Rain Matinee $1.50 bolt ond Llghtfoot 1:45; 3:45; S 45; 7 45. MAYFAIR - 10:00 E«orclit 7:30; 9:45 Cloudln*! IS; 7.M. 9 30 Mayfair HAILfT LYRIC- EATONtOWN RT. IS DRIVE-IN- Dirty Mary, Craiy Lorry 1:00; 7 00. P 7 75 SM COMMUNITY - Dirty Mary, Croiy Larry < 45; 13:15 10:IS Lost American Hero 1:35 Eiorclsl 1:30; 5:00. 7:30; »:S0 Last American Hero 10:40 ST. JAMES- DRIVE IN- PLAZA- Dirty Mary, Craiy Larry 1:45; 11:30 Fronkeniteln 2:30; 7:40; f:M Noone's Thwter of Blood 10:40 Exorclll 7:20; «:30 PARAMOUNT - JAMES EARL JONES CINEMA I - Exorcist 7:M; 9:45 LONO •RANCH S.P.Y.S 2:11; 7:11; 10 OS •ARONET- faster than MOVIES I - CINEMA 1- DIAHANN CARROLL S.P.Y.S. 7:15; ?:00; 10:40 In cos* ol World's Greateil Athlele 1:00; 7:00; Dolphln}:10; 7:25; 9:34 9:30 Lady ond th* Tromp 3:30; 1:30 roln 2: IS MATAWAN CrazyLarry, MOVIES II - CINEMA >4- NEPTUNE The Converwllon? JO. ?:» Roln moll Greol Gol*v 1 00. 1.30 NEPTUNICITY- nee Conversotlon 7:30; 9:35 except OCEAN TOWNSHIP CIRCLE- *v Dirty Mary! 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MPLETE DINNERS FROM S6.95 tLUNCHEONfrom$2,9MAURICE DANCINAT THE PIANO GMONTHUR5 IS Hay shore junior Olympics program expanded for '74 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (or boys and girts. II wili o( age, in a few years they will al Olympics, according lo Mr ship are required to I* children 6 to II years of age, - The 1(74 junior Olympics tor $500 to thr outstanding be competing successfully." Frotten dents of this borough or High and sack races are also will be bigger — and no doubt girl in the Olympics, and $500 Mr Krotten said The enthusiasm he was hop- lands, and entering a grade planned better - this year (or three In the oulkianding participat- Thus, Wednesday mornings, ing to build, he said, is be tji'lween Sin and 12th later Swimming and diving MMM ing boy. Medals will alto be youngsters between ages 5 Kimmg apparent There arc than this September tveatf will take place Aug Z The popular sports event presented lor first and second and 7, eager to learn how lo 1*0 registered from Atlantic Scholarship aspirants are and 3 at Clearwater Pool. (or youngsters hiiii been ex- placet* swim or interested in improv- Highlands alone. Mr Kronen required to enter all eight Middletown On Aug 1 and 4. panded this year to include Bernard J Krotlen, |WNB> ing their skills, are bused MM mats - the 75 and 100-yard afternoon field events are Highlands youngsters Thus, non Commission and regional from their respective home The number of lesson par dashes, distance run. high scheduled for Fireman's it now is being called thr re- junior Olympics chairman, towns to Clearwater I'ool ticipants. Mr Kronen said, is and broad jumps, and free Field, here gional junior Olympics said a great deal of emphasis Middletown, for swimming in- divided equally between the style, back stroke and senior The Olympics oath outlines In addition, in order to get is being placed on the swim- struction Classes for children two municipalities diving under swimming the spirit inherent in such more children (rained (or the ming events Swimmers, he K-10 years old take place Because o( a lack of inter events sports events "We will take event, an extensive learn to said, may participate in as Friday mornings at the pool est on the part of teen-agers, Scholarship applications part in junior Olympics in the swim program to leach many as five out of a total of These classes are offered at Mi Frotten said that James may be obtained from true spirit of fair play and youngsters from 6 to IK has eight Olympic events no charge The Recreation it Snyder is offering the me- borough halls in both munici- good sportsmanship, and as been organized "That," he said simply, "is Commission is responsible (oi morial scholarships "to get palities, ijnd must be returned competing athletes shall en And, just to involve more why we want to teach them to fees and the instruction them involved " The scholar- to there by 1 p m next deavor to give our best per- teen-agers, the Henry W Sny- swim. There was always a The 10-week swim program ship is in his father's memo- Wednesday formance, remembering to be der Memorial Scholarship drop-off in swimming If we will continue beyong the Aug ry Mr Frotten said 50-yard humble in victory and trophy has been established can teach them at a younger 2, ) and 4 dates of the region Applicants for the scholar dash is being organized for gracious in defeat "

CD I icu, m .. ••*** II* XMIM kfDa* LK« >i*LA5H! — Colleen Morfinez of Sea Bright, in- structor in Atlantic Highlands learnto-swim program sponsored by the Recreation Commission, assists 10-year-old Dawn Franson of Highlands in MID-SUMMER bobbing exercise. Hearing planned on sewer lines MARLBORO - The Town ity has more money than the ship Council last night sched- township does, the authority uled a public hearing for Aug should connect the structures, 22 on an ordinance requiring the township should assess all structures within 100 (eel the property owners and of a Western Monmouth Utili- reimburse the authority ties Authority (WMUA) sewer Herbert B. Bierman, town- line to hook up within 90 days ship attorney, said he would Currently, all new struc- study the ordinance creating tures must be approved by the authority to determine if the WMUA before construc- Mr Kaplan's suggestion could tion can begin, and must be implemented KICK! — Youngsters hookup to authority lines if Council President Lawrence from Atlantic Highlands they are available. S. Grossman said he would in- and Highlands are being The original ordinance in- struct the authority's engi- taught basic swimming troduced last night was neer to determine how many skills by Colleen Marti- amended. In its original form, structures are affected by the nez of Sea Bright in les- ordinance. sons at Clearwater it provided for all structures Pool, Middletown. within 150 feet of a line to In other action, Councilman hookup within 30 days. Richard Vuola suggested The amendment was sug- council consider revising its gested by Councilman How- superclusterization zoning Board withholds ard Klau. He said that some concept. Under the concept, a action on bids residents would not be able to builder may build on a small- HIGHLANDS - The board afford to abide by the terms er lot size than is required in of education has to withhold of the original ordinance. a zone if he donates land to action on five bids received According to the ordinance, the township. for paving of an elementary Mr. Vuola said several siz- the township would hookup a school parking lot. structure to a line and assess able land donations have the cost to the owner if the been made, and that perhaps Mrs. Florence Adair made owner does not do so. the township has enough at an initial motion to throw out Councilman Richard Kapl- present. He said that the do- all the bids, saying that the an said that since the author- nated land is removed from work was unnecessary and the tax rolls and the township that the board couldn't afford loses money. it anyway. Her motion was He suggested that one al- defeated. and now ternative is providing for open spaces within residential Board vice president W. Al- a word about developments that would be len Turner said that the bids owned by the people in the wouldn't get any lower. our classified ads. develoDment. The five members present Councilman Klau said then voted to wait for a meet- he made the same sug- ing of the entire body before We don't take the RESULTS! gestion a year ago,, and that making a decision. he wants council to take ac- Low bid submitted for the liltlMdillyrigiiHr tion on it. The Planning job'was by C.J. Hesse, Inc., word SALE ... lightly "AeUnUM" Board made a similar sugges- Belford. Its general construction figure was $36,950. 542-1700 tion at its meeting July 3. The Fair has reduced prices 20% on lightweight suits, pattern sport jackets, pattern slacks, long and short sleeve sport shirts. This special sale is Special Lecture on featuring our best selling nine- month dacron and wool and wool and silk suits; dacron and wool and dacron and linen MIND CONTROL(8) pattern sport jackets, Corbins AND pattern slacks; all the quality items that were on our best seller list for Spring. We don't take the word, sale, lightly, we offer you our very best. There will be a nominal charge for other than normal alterations. DEVELOP YOUR PSYCHIC ABILITIES - ESP POWERS OVER 300,000 GRADUATES

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Open daily 'til 9:30; Saturday 'til 6:00/Route 35, Wanamassa 531-4949 Record fan mandate for AU-Star lineups the night game in Pittsburgh Bud Rudi was a By The AsMcialed Press Bench collected 2,628.454, easily outdistancing sell with a closing flurry of votes to win 1,571,(33 "It's a nice feeling, and gives me confidence dose fourth with 1,347.545 votes to play ball better," he added "I'm thankful the runnenip Bob Boone of Philadelphia in voting for tol.08S.4M Other winners were first base, Dick Allen, Outfielder Henry Aaron of Atlanta and catcher fans have given me a boost" catcher. The reserves and pitchers will be named later Chicago' second base, Rod Carew. Minnesota, Johnny Bench of Cincinnati each received more Brooks Robinson of Baltimore, who won the Garvey, not listed on the printed ballot, edged this week by Yogi Berra, manager of the New shortstop. Bert Campanens, Oakland; third base, than 2 5 million votes, and Steve Garvey of Lot York Mets, 1(73 NL champions balloting for the third base spot and is a perennial Tony Perez of Cincinnati l.6tt,J*« to 1,659,611 (or Robinson. Baltimore, and catcher. Carlton Fisk. Angeles won the first base job at a write-in candi- the first base berth Outfielder Reggie Jackson of Oakland leads AU-Star. observed. "With the start Jackson has date for the National League All-Star team an- had, he deserves it " The last write-in candidate before Garvey to seven returning veterans and one newcomer elect- °SCarew led all infielders with 2,402.168 votes to nounced yesterday by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ed today to the American League squad for major Jackson's manager, Alvm Dark, had another win was outfielder Rico Carty of Atlanta in 1170 defeat Kansas City second baseman Cookie Rojas. In the final returns, a record 6,545,712 ballots league baseball's 45th AD Star game July 23 thought Cincinnati's Joe Morgan won the second-base who gained 1.269,585 votes were cast compared with 4,(11,237 last year, and Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced that "Even with that amount of votes, Reggie is spot with 2,153,061 to 1,693.38) for Dave Cash of Campanens collected a total of 2,143,524 votes Aaron led all NL voting with 2,636,250 Pete Rose Philadelphia Los Angeles' Ron Cey held of Phila Jackson received an unprecedented 3,417,358 — the underrated," the Oakland skipper said "He should against only Ml,263 for Detroit shortstop Eddie of Cincinnati, with 2,064,563, and Jim Wynn of Los delphi's Mike Schmidt, another write-in candidate, highest for a single player in All Star history - of get all the votes and be a unanimous choice " Bnnkman, the runner-up Angeles, 1,625,25*, joined Aaron as starting out- 1,593,929 to 1,476,447 to become starting third base- the record 6,545,712 votes cast by fans nationwide Jeff Burroughs of Texas got 1,546.766 votes as Kobmson, 37, of Baltimore got 1,437,716 votes fielders Reggie Smith of St. Louis was fourth with man. "It's great to get more votes than Henry Aa- the runnerup AL outfielder and the only leader to make him an AU-Slar for the 15th lime - 10th 1,209,503 In the fight for number 1 shortstop, Larry ron or Johnny Bench, to be recognized by the who was not a 1173 AU-Star starter as a starter Sal Bando of Oakland trailed in the It will be Aaron's 20th AU Star Game. 15th as a Bowa of Philadelphia, who trailed Los Angeles' people," said Jackson when told of his whopping Bobby Murcer of New York got 1.539,335 votes starter Bill Russell for most of the voting, overcame Rus- vote total to capture the final starting AL outfield berth for third baseballotmg with 921,665 votes Strikers aim at rookih tilt By The Associated Press weeks, there's something se- riously wrong," Curry said, HOLMDEL The National Football adding he would have his League players' strike, hav- negotiating team "on 24-hour ing already knocked off the call to start talking." College All-Star Game, may He also said he believes claim another less important "both sides now are readyt o but perhaps equally signifi- sit down and discuss the is- cant contest before the week sues ... I think we would be is out. foolish if we couldn't sit down Roy Jefferson and Brig and settle this before the Owens met with Washington regular season starts. rookies at the Redskins' Car- "If there has been a change MOLMDCL Ui6H SCHOOL lisle, Pa., camp yesterday in the mood of the players and tried to convince them TUB SPRING and owners, I think it is that not to play any exhibition both sides have now shown games, including a rookie they are both adamant about scrimmage Friday night, their stands and that the which the Redskins' striking price is high for both sides to players say they'll picket. demonstrate," Curry said, "The fact that the game is "and that the best thing we scheduled at RFK Stadium in can do now is sit down and Washington and that they're work out an agreement... charging money for tickets tells me the game is an exhi- "Perhaps it was necessary bition game," said Jefferson. that we had to go on strike. I "If we can stop this game, had hoped that it wouldn't be it might set a precedent so necessary. But now we have other teams won't have them it. We are demonstrating the until this thing is settled." degree of seriousness that we IS Heading, for Forget about the 16-day-old feel about the issues at hand," strike being settled within a Curry said, adding it was un- week. Ed Garvey, executive likely the players would re- director of the NFL Players port to training camps en AP wlreptwle Association, John Thompson, masse before a settlement ROOKIE DRILLS - Washington Redskins' head coach George Allen In- executive director of the NFL was reached. structs rookies at the team's camp in Carlisle, Pa. Redskin veterans ore Management Council, and "We went to camp without trylrwj'to stop a rookie game slated for Washington Friday night. The Skins- TfeAcK Scholarship. James Scearce, the federal a contract in 1970," he said. are charging admission to the game. mediator, aren't expected to meet in Washington until Friday at the earliest. And Bill Curry of the Hous- Technique change ton Oilers, president of the A's wilt O-O-Oriole rookie NFLPA, made a comment The Orioles scored twice in yesterday that could be view- By Tie Associated Press his third major league start, saddled Garland with his sec- the bottom of the second ed as either gloomy or promis- stiffled the world champion ond defeat in five decisions. The Oakland As, held hit- against Oakland rookie Glenn ing — gloomy if you're look- A's on three walks and one Reynolds then uncorked a less for eight innings by Balti- Abbott. Boog Powell led off ing for a quick end to the unearned run until Dick wild pitch, allowing the final more rookie Wayne Garland, with a single and moved to helped Hornet star strike and promising if you're Green, reinstated from the run of the inning to cross the erupted for five runs and four disabled list just before the plate. third on Brooks Robinson's trying to add more muscle to are both active. Barbara is on afraid the strike wiU wipe out hits in the ninth and defeated By RICH NICOLETTI game, laced a single to right The A's hit only one ball one-out double. Earl Williams his already solid torso. the Hornet girls basketball the regular season. the Orioles, 6-4, last night. HOLMDEL — Sometimes field to start the ninth. hard off Garland over the singled one run across and, "1 was a regular guard at team. "If we can't reach an Garland, a 23-year-old right- the difference between a good Pinch-hitter Jesus Alou first eight innings although after Mark Belanger fouled Holmdel, but there came a Another Roggy, Tom, 15, is agreement in six to eight hander who was making only athlete and an outstanding lined to center but first base- they took a 1-0 lead against out, Al Bumbry singled Rob- athlete is just a slight change time when I filled in for our following in his brother's foot- 1 1IIIIII1I1II1III 11111)11 Ill IIIIIMIII | > man Enos Cabell, inserted in him in the second. Jackson inson home. quarterback. I didn't do a steps in track. in technique or style. For iiy the eighth inning for defen- drew a leadoff walk, moved "John "Blue Moon" Odotn, great job but I didn't hurt the stance, Rob Roggy, of Holm- Tom is a Hornet loaded sive purposes, booted Bill to second as Rudi grounded who relieved Knowles in the team either," he remem- del High who led the Shore with potential. The Holmdel How they stand North's grounder for an er- out and stole third. He held fourth and retired Tommy bered. area in the javelin throw this football coach, Jay Demarest, ror. there as Garland fanned Gene Davis on a bases-loaded spring, seemed to come from sees a bright future ahead on AMERICAN Lf A6UE NATIONAL LEAGUE Roggy's versatility doesn't EMI Dlvttjeii tntDlvhtw Apparently unnerved, Gar- Tenace but scored when sec- grounder to end the inning, nowhere. the gridiron and in track for w land was tagged for a single ond baseman Bobby Grich was credited with his first end there, either. He's a good Tom. Boston..: 41 41 Philadelphia.. 41 Roggy, who will be 18 years Boltlmore 47 41 .514 '/I St. Louis... 45 by Bert Campanens, which threw wide to first after field- victory in three decisions. He old next month, has earned swimmer, plays tennis and Cleveland 44 41 Montreal ~ U « ?> golf and is one of a number of The younger Roggy is a Milwaukee 45 44 We Pittsburgh n .441 I'l loaded the bases. Sal Bando ing Claudell Washington's allowed two hits in 4 1-3 in- an athletic scholarship to Detroit 45 4M icogo « .437 7 fullback (played on the fresh- New York 45 4M 4V .437 7 then slammed a two-run grounder. nings. Southern Illinois University, Hornet athletes who like to wYork. run the rapids in a canoe. man team last fall) and filled Ooklond 51 double, chasing Garland and and he can thank that slight Kansas ury 45 Los Angeles 61 670 - making it a 4-3 game. Jeff Ewin, a teammate in in for his brother at the end Chlcogo 44 s m - Clnclnnotl 54 .5(7 7V) change in his method of of the track season with the Tenos 44 471 •5 Houston 4» S3I I] throwing the javelin for it. track and football, is a cham- Minnesota 4] .473 I'l Atlanta 4» 577 13 Grant Jackson took over Javelin. Colllornlo 35 3*0 17 Son Francisco 40 .415 71". Red Bank leads pion at canoeing. So is Jeff 471 71 The 6-2, 185-pounder, who LMtMfH'SC Son Diego 40 but Oakland's Reggie Jackson Zahl, another Holmdel stand- "He has a good buUd (5-11, Colllornlo 4. Cleveland 7 also played guard on the Hor- Ooklond 0. Boltlmore 4 Last MfMs Gomes drilled his first pitch for a 160 pounds) and he's throwing Kansas City 3. Boston 7 Chicago 7, Atlanta 1 out. Minnesota 4, Mllwoukee 3 Pittsburgh 1, Houston 1 double, tying the score. An in- net football team, was throw- around 140 feet already," he Chicago 3. Detroit 7 Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 0 tentional pass to Joe Rudi ing the spear about 140 feet The Roggy household is full said. Only games scheduled in ladies tennis loaded the bases and pinch last year, but new coach of sportsmen and sportswo- RED BANK - Red Bank '« "«<» with "A small change in tech- hitter Tim Hosley greeted Keith Kawecki, fresh out of men. Oakland (Holtimon fit) at Baltimore Chicago IHooton 3 7) at Atlanta (Har took sole possession of first .'.of;. second the University of Bridgeport, nique sure does make a dif- (Alexander 4-5), 7:» p.m. risen 6-101, 7:35 p.m. Bob Reynolds, the third pitch- Rob's mother, Marie, and California (Flgueroo II) at Cleveland Houston (Olerkcr 6 4) at Pittsburgh place in the North Jersey after defeating Ft. Mon- helped Rob In his alteration father, Bob, are both golfers ference," Roggy said, sum- (Peterson 7-4). JXpm IRooker 5-71.7:3)p.m. er of the inning, with a sacri- Te«os (Clyde 351 ot Hew York IMed Cincinnati (C-ullett 104) ot St. Louis Shore Tennis League yes- mouth, 3-0, and Monmouth and created the finest throw- His sisters, Maryanne, a ming up the situation. ich 10-7), 1p.m. I For sen II or Curtis 4-101.1:30 pm. fice fly which scored pinch terday by blanking Forty Boston ILe* 10-7) 01 Konsos City (Bus Montreal (Renko 6-9) ot Los Angeles Beach scored its first match er at the Shore for the 1974 For Roggy, that small alte- (Suitor, 6-71,10:10 p.m. runner Herb Washington. sophomore at South Florida by 17-1). I Xpm Love, 3-0, while West End victory of the season by up- season. ration in style is already be- Milwaukee (Wright 7 11) ot Minnesota Philadelphia IRulhven 4 7) at San University in Tampa, and IDeckerM). 1:30 p.m. Diego (Greft 4 ll). Kj 30p.m. It was Hosley's first run was dropping its first point of ending Countryside, 2-1. ginning to bring in rewards. Dttralt ILollch 10 10) ot Chicago New York (Scover 6») ot Son Fran "Mr. Kawecki told me Barbara, a junior at Holmdel, (Koat»-4l,ep.m. Cisco (BorrS-S), 10 10p.m. batted in of the season and the year, beating NJSTA, 2-1. The top match on next Mon- there was no reason why I miiiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii day's schedule has Lincroft couldn't throw 200 feet," re- playing undefeated Red Bank. lated Roggy. "He was right, net »M (II Farte-Lm in because that's just how far I I. Ann Lee and Charlotte Fortunate started to throw it after he IRBId Tlmmle Wynne and Joon Lltwln. helped me." 7 Sue Beaton and Tilda Hinney IRB) 0 Bobble Schulstron and Mary Ann While Roggy has developed P'ercy.e 3.1-3 3 Dottle Gorsuch and Bev Strong into a top-flight scholastic A midsummer night's stream IRBI a Betsy Brown and Lais Cosey, I javeUn thrower, he is the first ID to admit that he has his ups Slol w ond Morlly(Warifynn Policaslro and downs. "There are days ID d Eileen Fonerty ond ElronoPlrl Hart 1(11.4], 7 i when you just don't get your- 7 Marge Cation and ute Weber (L) d Tina Decker ond Dottle Wilson, 4-4.4-7, self up to doing the best job, 3 Chris Bush ond Jeanne Row (LI d. and there are other days By CHUCK TR1BLEHORN son turned in by the Jersey Blues' tennis squad Joanne Block and Betty Crawford. 1-1. e- when you over do it," he said. Register Sports Editor Coach Kevin Hayter's netmen compiled an ill dual wnl Ini (I) MJJTA ill Rob's achievements bear The Chuck Wagon match record, losing only to GSAC County College of Morns' I Linda Berger ond Morion Wlshort IWE)d Rene Gregor lo ond A tar him out. He won the Mon- A midsummer night's stream of sports palaver... undefeated combine, 5-4, in the final match of the season The Slor hough, t-3. default Blues gained a measure of revenge the following weekend by 7 Chorlotte Berger ond Alma Roberts mouth County title this year "Halicki looked real strong — I wanted him to win in the INJld Nor mo Nogle ond Helen Avchen, worst way." . sharing the Region 19 title with Morris. with a 203-foot toss, but fell Bank's fighting Boynton brothers - Ered and John - will 3 Flo Englehordl ond Morllyn Schot So said San Francisco Giant manager Wes Westrum after For Brookdale's efforts, Hayter, like baseball coach Paul low I WE I 3 Jean Woods ond Barbara far short of that mark in the mark the first time they have appeared on the same card in Gregor lo. 7 6. 4-7 Meet of Champions at Rut- his decision may have cost Ed Halicki, former Monmouth Col- more than two years. MacLaughlin, was named Regional It "Coach of the Year " wrm liedi (II CweOrnMe (II gers University later at the lege pitcher from Kearny, his first major league victory Sun- Both scored impressive wins.as amateurs at Immacu- Number one singles performer, freshman John Freeman 1 Arden Hubbord and Connie Lindsay close of the season. day. lata Gymnasium in Somerville that night Fred stepped up of Rumson, was named to the All-Region first team, while IC) d Dolly Rose ond Judy Sutphln. el. Second-guessing Westrum, whose managerial reputation teamiBg>lth Lee Jonas to form a doubles tandem selected to 7 Diane McCuIre and Penny Hllllket "I only threw the javelin from lightweight to welterweight to defeat Sam Reeves of the (m) d Jean Boyhan ond Broofcle War- is well known from his daze with the New York Mets of the the second team. rendorl, 4 4 4 7. 4 3 180 feet in that one," he lam- Trenton PAL. His older brother, John, competing as a mid-' 3 Nancy Flonnogon ond Tonl Ualone hapless post-Casey Stengel era, is justified. SHORT STUFF ented. "I was nervous and I dleweight, knocked out Allen Johnson of the Trenton PAL in M «vj °nDart" Kettles, in lo renire Oxley two months ago after 12 years as the Rockets favor of reliever Randy Moffit, Billie Jean King's kid brother his first hometown appearance, and Oresto LeBron of Puerto first and only head grid coach, obtained a temporary restrain- Falcon nignup prove at Southern Illinois," Moffit, experiencing fate similar to that of his famous sister Roggy said "They have the Rico In a 10-rounder. ing order, preventing him from seeking binding arbitration of M ATA WAN - Registration at Wimbledon, promptly yielded three consecutive Phillie hits, his grievance. belt program of any school The four-bout card will mark the return of professional lor the Matawan Borough permitting the runners (Hallcki's responsibility) to score, boxing to Asbury Park in 22 yean. that I was interested in If I making Halicki the losing pitcher. U.S. Open champion Hale Irwln will head an array of Falcons will be Saturday do boost the length of my players in the second annual Garden State Art* Center Fund from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. In the The ex-Hawk's performance, in addition to being a silver Btaes' tet retail throws, they'll boost my Pro-Am-Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament Monday AUK Middlesex Recreation build- lining of the doubleheader beaten Giants' cloud, undoubtedly Almost overshadowed by a fourth consecutive Garden scholarship" 2«, at the Forsgate Country Club In Jamenburg Defending Ing, Middlesex Road. earned him a spot in Frisco's regular starting rotation. State Athletic Conference baseball championship for Brook- Roggy may even give col- champion Is Roxltlcus pro Ralph Terry, former major leame Boys from 913 years old The Friday, July 26, Convention Hall appearance of Red dale Community College this spring, was the outstanding sea- pitcher. lege football i try. He's may register and must be ac- Mlllllllf IIIIIMIMI companied by an adult. N4, The DbJhty 17 Couple 'hooked' early

By MENUY S( HAr r Kit

HIGHLANDS - Graduates of the I Ml class of Henry Hudson Regional School, Mr and Mrs Gary Branin claim the title of youngest manna operators on the North Jersey Shore, both from the standpoint of their age and from the time they have been in business

Tomorrow it will be exactly four weeks from the day they took possession of Henjo Dock at the foot of Cornwall Street, here. The building never had a street number

The previous owner-operator was William Levine of Somerville who ran it just last year It had been closed the previous six years following the death of the last of the two original owners Henjo Dock was started next to the original Johnny's Landing by the brothers Henry and Joseph about M yean ago. '

The brothers did business under the name Henjo, substi- tuting the contraction of their forenames for their surname which they seldom used and which nobody still around seems to remember Gary Branin, 24, and Pamela Zollinger Branin, 23, have one child, seven-month-old Ken A native of Highlands, Gary has his own construction business. Operation of the marina is largely the responsibility of Mrs. Branin.

CASEY CAMP — Joe Krlitoflk, left, head varsity mer camp. Speaking with Krlstoflk from left are Always a small boat operation, there are now 32 rowboats basketball coach at Red Bank Catholic High Tim Manning, 16. Brlelle; Dennis Collins, 11, and 18-horsepower Evinrude motors for rent at Henjo Dock. School, has been conducting the annual RBC sum- Holmdel, and Mike Modsen, 14, Mlddletown. The operation includes a luncheonette, bait and tackle shop, and a parking area. The Branins have found their new business good. Their customers have been bringing in a lot of small bluefish, fluke DeRobbio powers victory and some weakfish. Mrs Branin is the daughter of the late Capt. Harry Bart Glowzenski tossed a Colts Neck won a National starter, got the defeat. ing pitcher for Eatontown (4- "Red" Zollinger, and Mrs Ronnie Zollinger who is now living THREE OPERATORS — Gary and Pamela Branin two-hitter and Atlantic High- West game over Freehold, 3 Atlantic Highlands is 1-1, 7). in Jupiter, Fla Capt. Zollinger, who died two years ago, ran and their seven-month-old daughter, Keri, have lands received the benefit of 1. DeRobbio's grand slam while Union Beach is 2-8. Bob Britt picked up his sec- the party boat Lazy Bones out of Highlands Marina and John- taken over Henjo Dock, Highlands. They have Mike DeRobbio's grand slam was pounded in the 10-run The only hit off Gerace was ond victory for Colts Neck ny's Landing His wife was secretary and bookkeeper at High- been In business four weeks. homer to trounce Union third inning. Fred Chalmers Bill Tallards single in the with a four-hit performance. lands Marina. Beach, 18-1, in the American banged a solo shot and fifth inning. Ha* walked six He fanned six and did not East Division of the Ed Carle- George Ramos smacked a and struck out four. yield a walk. He bested Jim Mrs. Branin attended the Freehold branch of the Ameri- She was bom in Flemington, but came here at an early ton Memorial Baseball bases-clearing triple in that Gerace also had two hits, McCann, who threw a seven- can Institute of Banking and while she has no immediate age when her father went into the party boat business. Branin League last night. Inning. and Pete Soviero had two hitter. plans to become a banker she is sure that her training will is the son of Lewis and Margaret Branin of Highlands. Lewis In another American East - Glowzenski (2-0) struck out doubles. Bill Piercy had an Don Jacoby, Colts Neck's come in handy in the bookkeeping work of both businesses Branin, retired, was formerly in the construction business. game, Little Silver's John Ge- seven and walked eight in the RBI triple in Little Silver's heavy hitting star, went three race tossed a one-hitter to victory. five-run fifth. for four and collected a run- beat Eatontown, 8-1. Joe Ziegler, Union Beach's Frank LaSteUa was the los- scoring triple and two singles. Mike Domenico's sacrifice fly scored Jacoby in the two-run third inning. JULY Phillies sign whiz Roma rims PHILADELPHIA (AP) - P.R., was assigned to their put on the inactive list until S M T W Th F S The Philadelphia Phillies Aubum, N.Y., farm team of they familiarize themselves have signed a 14-year-old in- the New York-Penn League. with aspects of pro ball. 33 markers 1 2 3 4 5 6 fielder. He will report to Aubum to- BELMAR - Campbell's The Phillies said yesterday morrow and be placed on the in- "He'll turn 15 in September Supply, behind Bob Roma's 13 points blasted Towne and 7 8 9 10 11 12 13, that Jorge Lebron of Patillas, active list. Young players are and will return to Puerto Rico to begin his freshman year in Country Chevrolet, 122-91, in 20 high school," said Ruben the Jersey Shore Summer 14 15 16 17 18 19 Shrewsbury net sprouts Amaro, the Phils' chief Carib- Basketball League last night, bean area scout who signed and Jerry Lynch's pounded 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Hanklns and Ray Tltrftty. hapless Essex County, 138-94. SHREWSBURY - One hun- Girls IS and under doublet — Janlne him. dred thirty-one. players par- Flligerald and Ulchele Byrne. Campbell's (74) also got 22 28 29 30 31 Boyi 12 and under doublet - Andy Au ticipated in the first annual mack and John Semple Lebron is one of the young- points from Leroy Washing- Glrh) 1> and under doublet - Robyn Shrewsbury tennis tourna- Sole and Ellen Mlndnlck. est players to sign a profes- ton and 20 from Tom Briscoe. Boys IS and under singles — Ray ment, sponsored by the Tlerne* (Flight one); Jim Keole (Flight sional baseball contract. Joe Ken Wilburn was high man two). for the losers (8-5) with 35. Shrewsbury Recreation Com- Girls IS ond under singles - Janlne Nuxhall pitched for the Cin- mittee last week. Flttgerald. cinnati Reds at Ur air c.' .„ Lynch's, with Dave Wohl, A New Convenience for our Depositors Boyt 12 and under tlnglet — Doug McLearen. in the 1940s. playing and coaching his final The event was held at the Girls 11 and under tlnglet — Robyn Sale. nre, streaked to its ninth Robert H. Graham Athletic Mixed Doublet - Oorrv Semple ond Under baseball rules, ath- straight win. Bob Verga hit Audrey Semple JFIIehl one); «oy Effective July 1st, 1974 Field's six courts. Tlerney and Artclo Tlerney (Flight two); letes in the United States for 42 points, Jake Jones Patty OHern and Bob OHern IFM;* WINNERI three). can't sign until they are grad- added 32 and Wohl chipped in Women't doublet - Mary Davit ond JmnKotll. Went singlet - Keith toomey IF V uated from high school. But with 23. Men's doublet — Boo Lawrence and one); Mike DeSlelono (Flight two). Gerald Bruno (Flight one); Barry Women't tlnglet — Alicia ''ert,,., •he idle floe"-'* apply to terri- Barry Paskow led the losers Semple ond Bayley Davll (Flight two). (Flight one); Audrey Semple (Flight tories outsiue the country. Boyi IS and under doublet - George two). with 31. I Illlllllllllll Illlllll Hill I Hill Illllll T •lllhilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Monmoutii Park Today Entries Selections 111 - (MM. Clme 11 4 ye mtm. (N.J. Father Joe (110) No boy 1-1 l-Prince Del, Imaginary Line, •reek); • tar. 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2. Autos For Sole 2. Autot For Salt 11. tuslneu Strvictt H, Htlp tVOBttxJ, $1. HtlpWooUd ONE PERSON OFFICE - Llncron area AUTOMOTIVE LINCOLN MARK III 1971 - 4J.0M miles VOLKSWAGEN 1977 BUS DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS Fuc To assist internist Port time Temporor-, 13700 17700 Must sell mshed and installed tar only 1*9 es Me M.Oct. Nov Experience required M Call 747 2079 291 3515 ui 717 1757 dium and heavy welanl stairs OKKUMe In l.o widths AUICSTAIRSCO 34901*3 1 Autot For Sott VOLKSWAGEN 19*6 STATION WAGON OTNG AT TOM S FORO - For quo" LINCOLN MARK III 1970 DOES YOUR HOUSE NEED REPAIR' WANTED Wonted, party who needs 100% financing. - Runs like a lop New brakes good tires lied MECHANIC Must " ALL AMERICAN INC UOO 142 JSOS Carpentry, sheelrock. mosoruv reols. Sid e Flat rote poy pkjn. «" < HwylSlBedteRd wllh no money down on a 1970 Lincoln Ing Coll Alan. 143 SI30 lole eves Mark III 49.000 miles Air candlKoning VOLKSWAGEN 19*9 BUG - Blue *9. Hwy IS, KeyporT OASIS MOTORS at (Ml I 771 7100 gas.elKlni Pickup 172 1734 PARTTIME ASSISTANT MASAGH - VOLKSWAGEN BUG 19*4 Goo* car* Experienced Preferred AUTO CREDIT Fast food operation now taking oppn Creoll aopllcotloro accepted by Kan Ai LTD 19*7 - Twcntoor. Fully equipped 390 lion Radio, etc 1450 DUTCH"»OY PAINT onlry work Apply Inner'tew! . LI engine Goad operating condition 1400 or Call 747 las But will train eager candidates cations for August employment Apply In OHl/s LTD II »eocl> Blvdo . mokes «M MMI ovoiioMe Guaranic* besl otter Coll after *p m . »7I 3047 Save money Hire 0 professional Guoron person. CMckiffHolldov. US E Newman crodll Call tor one hour service ImMi lee satisfaction J 1 0 Pointing Low Chrysler Plymouth MHrOO MlwCrM VOLKSWAGEN BUG 19a - _ Strings Rd . Shrewsbury ~ MAVERICK 1970 Just passed Inspection 1900 or best offer roles Free estimates Tje^ust Good Pay — All Benefits PART TIME ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER SALESMAN M/W - Tires OuHMt te*att- 717 301] or 717 3973 oie soles lor tire olstrloular Coa*.-- BUHLEBt BITTER Wonted, parly who needs 100% financing - General office See Virginia'- . Feldnion Exterior Home Repairs artunllv lor rljfnt person Call lor InlOr- PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER MG with no money down, an o 1970 Maverick VOl "SVVAGtN 1965 New lit et. boiler* APPLY IN PERSON Electric Supply Co . 7« f Klewmon Painting, window* rooting, shingles, etc lew. 571-4B»». ^ J1W Hwy 11 HUM M44HS* Sixylindtr SI,TOO miles 11395 Many oil. MM Anything lor the outside 74744H. 747 4SN SprIngs Rd . Red Bant Ml -Q4W •UICK CENTURION 197? - Two daw et models to choose from For quick credil Call after «Mpm. 7*4-0747 PART TIME KITCHEN HELP - Foil hardtop Like new Lew mileage O K . coll OASIS MOTORS al (Mil 731 food operotion Apply In person. Chicken 7100 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 19*9 EXTERIOR PAINTING Coll S4i-»e»l otter S p m 20.000 miles II701 Using airless spray method tar superior lo Estey Metal Products HolldoT Hi I Newman Springs «d . MERCEDES BEN2 19*3 19OC - Goad con Coll after 5 M, 191 INt roller or brush Quality malerlol ond Shrewsbury •UICK 1970 - LtSatrt CuHom also IW1 dlllon Asking 17S0 Call between 4 p m 9 DRIVERS - N* e—orlonfe Ford Falcon Both reasonable Coll XI VOLKSWAGEN 1944 - Good condition work Reasonable roles 147 SUM or 741 Wayside & Shafto Rds. PART TIME - Office cleaners Shrews SCHOOL B i. Jtl lit} 43M rtlng "*«*»"» I* *••• •IX IIIII ai 1S7 Locust Polnl Rd . Locusl Two spores, luggoge rack, brond new en to Mr. Mlchor G#rm*ey. Mtk( U»Y M*«0Uli l»»9 10 passen glne NeedsclufctiUM 191 37*3 FOR A REASONABLE PRICE. LET AN CADILLAC BROUGHAMel977~ - Bronte ger wagon Air conditioned. AM'FM sler EKXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR OO WHAT New Shrewsbury, N.J. lo^Co^noEJ and Mat, lour door lull Down FM sin eo Complete trailer equipped Declining VOLKSWAGEN 1944 BUG - Goof con* YOU CAN T PART-TIME - Sewer cleaning ond plumb of Education, to Velour Interior 14.700 miles I/TOO sue of family necessitates sale 11500 Ml non New polnl. shacks, brakes USO 791 9 a.m. —3 p.m. ing Must have driver s license Call 741 llet, N J Call 171 IK4 5722 3419 otter *pm Alterations, additions. 7JMor7l7DM SCHOOL BUS DRIVEM - W« d«ytwee garages, porch enclosures CADILLAC ELDORADO l»7? - Convert MONMOUTH WALL LINCOLN MERCURY PATI6NT ACCOUNTS necessary Horlln, fl*" £5* Ible Loaded AM/FM stereo lope deck Shrewsbury Ave ot Sycamore Coll evenings. M DINuilo optv In person to Mf, witnoei \w CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH •97 417? optv In person to Mf, witnoei \wrnmj, Mony, many extras Muol Mil 777 133? Hwy le Eatonlown S47 SSOO Shrewsbury. N J CLERK liilrlomporiailori i Co-ordinotorCoordinotor . HaiM TsjyTsjy- 747S4B0 CADILLAC ELDORADO - 1*71 convert HOME MAINTENANCE $1. HtlpeVonttd snip Board of Education, II Bethany Rd.. MUSTANG 19a - VI Excellent con* Minor repairs, alterations Fix doors, win il. Htlp Wonted Previous collection experience required •let.N J Iblt. Full power, trunk, doors Air lion 11 ISO Automatic HOME ANO OFFICE CLEANING - Goad typing skills necessary Heavy tele AM/FM stereo tope Mony mort New 1. Trucks And Troilers daws, leaky faucets, replace lacks, etc Call 779-0*3S Free estimates Coll 142 1593 Starting solory SI SO o week plus prof II phone tontod Excellent working condi SCHOOL BUS DRIVE« - •»»«••?»• • tires Dark blue with while inleriar Ask FORD 19* - Hall Ion pickup Good condi horing Averoge salary »3O0 per week lions and benefits include Moler Medical minimum of 3 years preview «rlvt«i ••• , Ing SSIOO Will accept Iradt S44 9m days MUSTANG I9*S - Looks and runs very HOME REPAIRS perience Apply InPWSOp.MJnJalB.fll. , good New tires, exlro snows 1375 tion UOO or best offer very good advancement Must hove car Ir •4J 1«S, nights 79I1S1S Any type Nuisance lobs Reasonable good condition Steady work 17 months c oMr Augustus Bolley. Tre»Mll««JPli«» sV 741 7039 hove the following openings available Im 'PERSONNELDEPT. ervlsorTHolmdel towMlilp ••»•»• * , CADILLAC 1949 SEDAN O« VILLE - Free estimates 142 3076 mediately ear Insurance benefits Call between ' OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER 1970 GMC 19**, MOOEL D 4111 - With It and 7 p m Mr Llgalo, 5W-7473 ducotlon. 751 Holmdel Rd , HQllel Fully equipped Excellent condition AI aluminum van body. Detroit dlesel 4S3N. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL woys serviced by Cadillac H»50 Call alter 9 passenger All power HOUSEPAINTING 35 Union St Red Bank. NJ 717 7314 130 hp Many extras 20.000 original miles AM LOOKING FOR - A person who Is i 7p.m.,e71-4344. Mint condition. Best reasonable otter Coll Attention homeowners I am a painter with CHARGE NURSE ,11 chorge bookkeeper wllS complete ou Equal opportunity employer M/W SECRETARY-CORPORATE ccurate typing, excellent slene and gaael CADILLAC 1»73 ELDORADO HARDTOP OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE 54? SOU) between 9 and S SVi years experience and am storting my omotlveVockground. capable ot running ( PERSON - To mow my lown twice 0 Needs some work Besl otter own business. I am looking tor satisfied Obstetrics II to / Shift our-people office Complete knowledge ol * l» Homlltonlon Dr.. Applebrook, math optllude, "or fine position with cam - All power, air. six way seal Low mile 19*4 FORD PICKUP age Original owner Call S41-03U Coll 471 1514 after Sp.nv customers to estoblish a reputation tor yslems. controls and flnonclal analysis Mlddletown Call S66 2030 pony executive Excellent growtn appertu MOO Quality work ot reasonable prices Call ludlng the ability to pull statements < nlly OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 19« 4*6 3031 now lor tree estimates 542 1399. 972 1*94 CHARGE NURSE musistl Full benefits Salary open. Far con PHYSICAL THERAPIST CAPRI 1973 1350 entlol Interview call 741-4570 and ask for A I EMPLOYMENT Wonted, porty who needs 100% financing Phone »7I 1211 lilt TANDEM FLATBED TRAILER HOUSE PAINTING - By eaper lenced col STAFF RN'S Identlol with no money dawn, on a 1*73 CaprT Enclosed Six tan, like new lege students Reasonably law rates Coll Oorcy Full time or part time, experienced or re- X Broad St 741 tm *•< Ban* Jim. 741 4901. or Dick. 747 ItfJO Medical Surgical Unit. 3 lo 11 shin cent graduate Excellent benefits and 79,4M miles 12795 Many other models Ic OLDSMOBILE 19a 747-0417, 7 10 pm BM OPERATOR — Experienced with SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -*» Delmont M 13S0 working conditions. Call or apply choose from For quick credit OK < LANDSCAPING - Expert planting, lawns eypunch, sorter. 403. 514 required SlmpK ply In person. Little Sliver Exxon. BraM* 717 1433 CHARGE NURSE ^ t^ . _i « L| !•• jelA* J r ^.M OASIS MOTORS at (»l| 771 7100 4. Motorcycles lowed 503 303* 0 wiring and typingH dskills desired. md Sycamore Ave , Little Silver. Call Keypoti High School, 364 C. DOUGLAS ALAN OPEL 1972 RALLYE - Four speed, BSA 44 - Excellent condition P N. LANDSCAPING STAFF RN'S Benefits RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL riTATION ATTIN6AMT- MERCEDES BENZ SALES! SERVICE AM/FM, 36.000 miles Clean car 1I7S0 1570 Medical Surgical Unit. II la 7 Shift 0903 Experlenced only sVeetenek 717 1595 LAWNS MOWED - Unwanted bushes and art-Mi 100 Oceanport Ave.. Little Silver 142 S3S3 7419777 underbrush dug up or cut back 142 3141 or NSURANCE - Casually ogency looking ond nights " Irood SI or person wllh personal lines experience, and Maple A CHEVELLE IM6 — New tires Jutl passec PLYMOUTH FURY III - 19a Four door BSA 650 - Chopped, a lol of chrome, many 142 *l« hardtop Air Automatic Full power 1S7S Emergenenccy Room. II to 7 atlng. checking, etc Same typing deilr 741-1700. Exl 200 Inspection 1300 extras 11700 or best offer over 11000 MASONRY - Concrete, brick and black Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 7»7 4e4l or 14? 4«« Coll 5474*12 after 6pm 1716 able Modern office ond convenient loco work. Free estimates. on Call 671 5111 747-0971 Lynn Masons 379 9343 PIPE LAYER - For sewer and water con PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 194* - Hard HONDA CB 340 - 11,000 miles Four STAFF RN monent position, lull or port lime Ex top. Must sell for medical reasons Call LADIES, MEN - Port lime Select your Iroctor, Experienced only need apply Call months old NEED A NEW ROOF? Operating Room 549 2600 ellent opportunity for o*«ncfierlewl. L»- 142 7 US otter 7 p.m. 142 1274, between t and 7 p.m wn hours. Work from home on new tele CHEVROLETS Free estimates. Reasonable rotes phone program Earn 135 to S30 per week. otlon In Little Silver Apply of Porlln Credit applications occtpted by phone Smith Bros Roofing Good salaries, great benefits, security and POCKET MAKERS - On girls lockets ulf Mini Serve. Rt t and Ernsfon Rd,. HONDA CL 175 - Excellent condition growth potential. depending on time available. Call 264 3344 Union. Apply Wall Street Fashions. 37 Wall Guaronteedcredll. Coll tar one hour ser Make offer 741 7133 orlln, N.J. vie. Bayihore Chrysler-Plymouth. 170 Coll or Apply _ jndparl-tlr Apply Cliff St, Red Bank 1700 Ask tar Credit Manager PLYMOUTHS 74730*4 ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling 0 Center SI SEWING MACHINE OPERATOB.I - Ei- Credit applications accepted by phone types of masonry. Driveways. Coll ide Heoltti Care Center. 300 . POLICE — 17-14 years old Immediate CHEVROLET lfe.3 - Green, lour door HONDA SL 90 llffwood Beach. Mon. • Frl , 9-4 So* 1422 erlenced only Apply In person, Me Guaranteed credit.rysle Callr foPlyr oni e hour ser DIM, 717 1601 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL openings. With or without experience. roadway, w Long Branch. Slick, six-cylinder Asking 1200 Just rebuilt Automatic clutch Good salary Educational benefits X days Please coll 747 14»3 vi1700e . BoyshorAsk tor Credie Chrysler-Plymouthtt Manager . 170 Coll 671 33a Personnel Department MAINTENANCE — For 30-aparfment unl Experiencrlence necessarnecessaryy . For ONTIAC 1971 — Safari t-posienger PROWN'S CLERK/TYPIST-Typing . oa must. Phone, Call after torn. 2 Broad St. Red Bank 5. No fee charged. view Will also consider unlicensed appli- lfit. CORVETTE IH7 >agon. Air conditioned, root rack Mint Mt-lltef B tiling and general offic. e wwork. Send re- cants 344-7300. Asking U0O0 ondlllon. 39,000 miles. 17300 431-4)4*. WINDOW UNIT sume to Box J 332, The Dally Register, UPERVISOR - Experienced hi sports AIR CONDITIONERS REPAIRED W. Front Red Bank 143-4141 r. Apply JONATHAN LOGAN. I ' ' TTMell 19*i HONDA SO - Street Legal 7100 miles Shrewsbury. 13 Main Asbury Park REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Full or ORSCHE 1970 - 914. 4 cylinder, 5 speed Runs good Asking 1170. CALL 717 9414 776-5577 Dart-time Maximum opportunity for so- Ave . Matawan. SU-fNI. DAT SUN 7,000 miles. Remtvalbe hardtop 17100 142 5134 CONSTRUCTION - 17-34 years old. Im- WOOD DECKS MECHANIC - Automobile and/or truck. cially active. Congenial office with cooper- UPERVISORY PERSONNEL - CHIIBI WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE all 747-O6M. mediate openings. With or without ex- Must have tools ond experience. Full time ative broker. Coll 142-4200, or evenings. 370 Broad St. 7*4 1373 Keyparl 1973 YAMAHA 175 uslom built to your specifications. Brick perience Educational benefits. 30 doys va- roduates. to work with teenage bays. Pes RED BANK VOLVO xxl railrood tit patios 4*2-0071 ob. All company paid benefits. Apply In 741-3421. TED HALL AGENCY, 733 River Me teaching lob In Sept Cail59l lets. 2000 miles cation Good salary. Some lobs offer SI.500 le/rson, Schworti Chrysler-Plymouth-ln Rd,, Fair Hovtn. DODGE CHARGER Itee - Two-door Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 717-Mo? to 13,500 bonus. Coll Army Opportunities hardtop. Four speed. New motor, new 741 SOU ernollonol Truck, 141 W. Front St., Red WITCHBOARO OPERATOR - ) la II at 741 5930, Red Bonk onk REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - To clutch. 1*00 Call 717 2714 972 HONDA CB3S0 - Excellent condition handle commercial ond investment prop shift, lull or part-time, long term. Good op- 1500 miles Coll after S p.m. ertv. Excellent opportunity for right per- portunity. 741-4700 DODGE CHARGER 1973 - Automatic, op mileage. No dealers. S> MM (31 COOK — Experienced, tor nursing home MECHANIC/DRIVER - Must be ex- with air. 14400 miles. Sun root AM/FM Phone S*»S23O EMPLOYMENT under X beds. Opportunity for advance- . lenced an heavy construction equip- son! Top location ond working conditions AXI DRIVERS WANTED - Full or I rodlo, power steering, power brakes. Coll 973 HONDA - I7SCC gold Like new it. Houn»o.m.lo3p.m. Call 747-3017. ment ond trucks Coll S49-3600 We listen to innovative Ideal to better me. Call between 9 and 5 RIVIERA 1977 — Fully equipped Toke serve our clients and customers. Coll or 717-1311 717-aa Less thon 7.000 miles. Windshield, two hel- MECHANIC WANTED ver payments and ISM. Coll mets Included. 1700 142 4141 after 4 p.m. write Mr. Slruneskl for confidential dis DODGE - DATSUN 7397731 SI. Help Wanted COOK - 17 34 years old Immediate open Apply between 9 and S. Campbells Junction cuufon. RAVEL AGENT - Minimum 2 years ex- LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. 97] YAMAHA ENDURO — 100 CC. Ex Inos. With or without experience. Good xxan, 46 Leanardvllle Rd., Belford. perience Call for appointment, Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank Ml 2433 SAAB ctllent condition. Registered for street. ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC salary. Educational benefits X days voca- RAYSTILLMANJNC. S1T7750 How-Lou Motors Hwy 3«, E Keonsburg 1375. Call 710-2259 after t p.m tion Call Army Opportunities ot: 741 »X, MEDICAL SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER DODGE 194e - Coronet 500 Two door 6745(5 7I7SAAB For Rtd Bonk C.P A. firm. No trovtl Min- Red Bank — Must have accounts receivable ex- REALTOR Our Soth year" imum two year* public accounting ex perience and knowledge of medical Intur- HwylS Shrewsbury 741 U00 TRUCK DRIVER hardtop. Buck seats. Excellent condition ADILLAC SEDAN OE VILLE 19*1 — perience. Send resume and tolory ex- uplex heavy duty trucks. Building male U7S. Call 747-11 It. S. Auto Service/Parts CUSTODIAN ~ce farms. Reply In awn handwriting to (Eves ,542 OKI) Good condition Besl alter 741 Spring SI ected to Bon M 2.0. The Dally Reciter, Part time lob. hours at your leisure time. i J-733. The Oa'ly Register, Shrew) RECEPTIONIST ANO ASSISTANT TO oTyorKd Experienced' . (44-1100. DOREMUS FORD Red Bank. Coll 747 47a PLYMOUTH 1966 FURY - Running ?hrewsbury. " i strippepped by Gary, age II All porls " ] 741-7416. ORTHODONTIST - Must type ond hove RUCK MECHANICS - Experienced. Ap- •SALES-SERVICE-PARTS ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR reimportation Write to Box J7.II, The y in person, Rarltan Gorage, South Mom TOO Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank 741 M00 lEE A 'RUSSELL MAM" — For Ike Ml le - rmimrr Call 741-sntTbe or buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadllloc p. ff f I Parftlmt, for lorat health oatwey. Red Daily Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. FALCON IMS lo., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. Bank area, Mon ffvrouvh Frl. Houri 4:30 DENTAL ASSISTANT METHODS ENGINEER I LOT ATTENDANT - f^omll- Two-door, tits. 91 Princeton Rd loll Lake 410910. p.m. to • JO p.m. Experience helpful, but "holrslde, experienced In 4-honded den 6. Auto Rent/Lease not necessary Coll 747 1204, Mr. Ridden, Must be experienced with computerized minor oar repairs. Good hatuflll. Ave > Fair Hoven, 741.153* Istry. Large, busy, preventive oriented of llftwood Beach. Mon.-Frl.. 9-4. 5*61422 open. Apply In person, as* * lofor JerJark* SHREWSBURY MOTORS tor interview flee Call s« si 20 between 9 5 machine shop equipment American and hrewsbury Avt. Shrewsbury umerlcal conventional type. Material RESUMES EFFECTIVELY WRITTEN ingsg. Servlcl_. y Manager fo«CS WHO ' F (j N Motors Inc. TOMS FORD IENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bank areo. 74IISOO RENTACAR aw control background Fee paid Send nsure a good Interview. Call d/r Person- NC . »0 Hwy 35, Keyport. Authorlied Dealers. Wt Buy Used Volkswagens ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Must be neat and relloble. Send resume to esume or call Ed Wright. Fee paid. Salary nel, 14] 3»1, for appointment. Dodge and Dodge trucks DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING N-63, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, 300 HWY IS 2*4 1600 KEYPORT Notional corporation with home office In 114k. USED CAR Hwy 35 Eolorrtewn, N.J STRAUS BUICK - OPEL Boyshore area looking for Individual with N.J !N — For Supervisor for nursing home. 3- 543-1111 NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars experience In detailed coding of accounts 1 and 11-7 shift Excellent salary and lib- RECONDITIONING HwylS 7644000 Keyporl 10. Wanted Automotive DISHWASHER - Generol kitchen help WRIGHT eral fringe benefits. For appointment coll FIAT 19*9 payable Send resume and solory require- Neat ond relloble Tap salary and fringe AND CUSTODIAN Good condition THE FINEST-SELECTION - Of new and CARS WANTED - 19*7 to 1*71 menti to Controller, P.O. BOB D, Port benefits. DO NOT PHONE Apply In per- Personnel Serlvces 291-O6OO, Mon. thru Frl. 717-Mee doys. 671 0J9S nights used cars In MonmouWcCounty. Over 100 Damaged cars considered Wonmouttt, NJ.0779. son weekdays only. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Allan N LPN — Full and port-time. 3 11 and ll Apply In person, Werner'* oirconditloned n«wfrM4p stock. AUTO HO8BY CENTER 791-1049 Ic Highlands Nursing Home. I Mlddletown X Linden PI., Red Bonk FIAT ISO - 19*9 Excellent running condi ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK - Ex- shift. Good starting salary plus company Automotive, McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., Ave. Atlantic Highlands. 174191 542 4447 Benefit! Call lor appointment. GREEN Hon. 31400 miles UOO Coll after S. 4tS- bury Avt., New Shrewsbury 741 6200 Highest prlcts paid for oil ustd cors perience necessary. Send brief description OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises ot background to Box N M, The Dally Reg' ONEY . . . We'll pay your food, housing, 3ROVE CONVALESCENT CENTER, 774- Hwy 36, Belford 1917. WAITRESSES M/W - All shlftl. tx THUNDERBIRD LANDAU 19*9 - SO.OfJO al oil times. Ister. Shrewsbury, N.J DOCTOR S ASSISTANT - Wed. and Sat ond medical casts . . . ond still give you SMO. FIAT - KS0 miles. Fully equipped, J1395 TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE 326.10 each month to start And, If you irlenced only Must be fast. Apply be 1970 Spider converllble ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK - Will train. Send resume to Dr. Andre Pan >een 2-4 p.m Keans Reslauront. Rt. le. CoTl!42-7*42 54*4100 one. 253 Broad St. Red Bank. Ink you're good enough, we'll give you a Call 13M7H after 6 p.m Club experience preferred Apply In per- .500 bonus for certain lobs Mult be 17-14 West Keansburg. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser son, Noveslnk Country Club. 50 Luffburrow RN'S FIREBIRD 19*1 - Eight-cylinder, olr con- JUNK CARS Lone, Middle town. Tut*, thru Sun. ears old. For more Information, call WAITRESS M/W - Fall lime. Apply hi vice DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lower Main OO YOU WANT TO SUPPLEMENT rmy Opportunities at: 741-S910. Red ditioning. Four new tires. Good condition St , Matawan. S**-77t9. WILL PAY 170 AND PICK UP —son, Bow Knot Restaurant, 49 Brood MMMT YOUR INCOME? CHARGE NURSE Red Bank. TORONADO 19*6 Twinbrook Auto Wrecking ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy ft Gift Call between 913 noon. 471 5*99 FIREBIRD 1970- In goad condition, auto PEDIATRICS WANTED - Automotive mechanic, full er Goad condition. U50 Eatontown 542-2235 Party Plan In the country — our 27th yeor • MR., MS malic transmission, power steering, disc Coll otter 5 30pm ,4*5 1164 Commissions up to X\ Free sample kit 11 TO 7 SHIFT port time Excellent salary ond benefit! brakes, AM/FM radio. 11700. Call 2*4 eo»3 TOP DOLLAR Call or write SANTA'S PARTIES, Avon, or confidential Interview call 741 -4570 mt or 7391S93. TORONAOO 19*6 Conn 0600) Coll 1 (703) 673-34S5 DRAFTSMAN STAFF RN'S ask for George or Tony. 1350 or best offer FOR USED CARS M/W FORD CORTINA 1941 - Station wagon 747-9004 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES Runs good. Needs shocks 1300 Call 735 LIPPIN MOTR CAR CO.. INC. -3 yeori electro mechanical drafting. Ex- GOOD HUMOR MEDICAL/SURGICAL More Classified Rt 35 Soyrevllle. N.J 777 1100 ALARM INSTALLERS — Bur- perienced' tn printed circuit board, toping, 7*33 or iU 3*1* TOWNE CHEVROLET glar—fire—sound systems. Experience 7 TO 3 SHIFT 1755 Hwy 35 Mlddletown USED CARS WANTED schematic layout and details Salary com on Next Poge FORD GALAXIE SO0 — 19«S. Good candl helpful Monmouth county 671 3600 isurate with experience Immediate po MAN lion. 1275 Come anytime TOP 111 PAID. CALL MR ARTHUR Or a Goad Humor Gal ITMM AT BONNIE BUICK, 774*500 AUTO MECHANICS - Needed ot once tor COORDINATORS OF SI. Help Wonted 794 First St., Keypart new seven-boy wholesale tire and full line NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED PATIENT CARE FORD STATION WAGON — 19*4 Small TOYOTA 1973 auto repair center Must have own toots one NO EXPENSE OR COST TO YOU WANTED o desire to build a strona future Air condl ENJOY HIGH INCOME 3 TO 11 SHIFT v-«. Good tires. New shocks USO or best Al used cors. Tap dollar paid otter IfS-OISe STATION WAGON itoning experience helpful but not o mutt. INTERNATIONAIATIONALCOMPONL COMPONENTE S RN'S Automatic Priced right. Save now1 OASIS MOTORS (301)7317100 For Interview appointments call Jim at Asburv Ave. & Bowne Rd,, Woyiide Bring your N.J. drivers license Previous experience re- FORD 19*4 STATION WAGON SID PAID MMtM. (Just east ot Asbury Pork Parkway Exit) 515 Shrewsbury Ave.. Shrewsbury •ISO FOR ANY JUNK CAR quired. Excellent working Call 495-2403 anytime 7M7S7S BILLING CLERK - Frieden billing mo IGHT/SHIFT WORKERS - Eorn S300- RASSAS chine Good with figures Must type. Ex 100 a month par! lime Work from home conditions and benefits. Call FORO 19.7 STATION WAGON PNTIAC ceilent opportunity with Long Branch man An Equal Opportunity Employer Ir. Gabusl. 2334704 or apply: HIS 395 Brood St 741 5100 Red Bonk utocturer Coll 772 7IS5 791 311* DRAFTSMAN M/W — Experienced In NURSE — RN, LPN. full time 7 am to 3 Eves until 9 BUSINESS BOOKKEEPER - Accounts receivable, wwerooe and unitary facilities. Send re- m Pleasant working conditions. Benefits fAl FORO 19*9 - LTD Country Squire wogon USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION payroll, NCR bookkeeping machine. Ex sume to E T Klllom Assoc . Box 203, Red ncluded. Coll Eatonlown Convalescent RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Air conditioned, automatic transmission, GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC DIRECTORY pertenced only Apply in person Central Bonk, N.J. Center, 543-4700. Has openings on al shifts tor power steering Low mileage SHOO, tw- Route 36, Eolonlown 547-7B0O Marine. Hwy 35, Laurence Horbor PERSONNELDEPT. lull and part-time employment. ill?. NURSE - RN OR LPN VEGA If71 HATCHBACK - 10.000 miles 21. Business Services Port lime. 11 7 shift 35 Union SI. Red Bank Attractive new wage and benett GREMLIN X 1974 — Mag wheels, 3 speed, Element condition E«lros. Call Medlcenter. 142 3100 7411700 Ext. 200 program. To schedule interview. 10400 miles, excellent condition 17500 or 7»l HJOt A BETTER PAINT JOB? BOOKKEEPER DRIVERS An equal opportunity employer M/W belt otter 494 2711 NURSE RN — Port-time. 3 to 4, half doys contact Personnel Department., VEGA l«71 — Estate woaon Automatic EXTERIOR INTERIOR.CUSTOM WORK Local ond long distance. Experience Ir No Saturdays. Assist doctor, work wltr 51. Htlp Wanted GTO 19*9 - Convertible New paint, rodl transmission, olr, AM/FM. S7M> or besl REASONABLE « CLEAN CALL 741 4551 pocking and loading household goods nee mrses. Monmouth Medical Center area 431-2000, Ext. 318 ols. engine Showroom clean 11700 Bill. otflr IM 9473 ASSISTANT essary Apply In person, Anderson Bros. For responsible person, salary increases. ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. ROOFING Full time. Shou dealer e Inc., Jl S3 Mechanic St., Red Bank 541 377Tor 547-115*. pool exl VOLKSWAGEN l»73 - Super Beetle con ANO SIDING-Coll between 7-t a.m. and Write Box P-164, The Dolly Register, perience and be good ot figures. All ben DRIVER WANTED — Must have lank Shrewsbury, JAGUAR 197} - XKE, 7 < 3 coupe. Stan- verllble. AM/FM rodla. DM) miles Coll 5 10pm 143 7319 elits plus pension. Automatic and merit In trailer experience Must have clean drlv dard transmission, air conditioning, mile 791 4131 after 5 p m ALTERATIONS - Remodeling, paneling, creases. Modern air conditioned office Ing rec or (1354-7711. NURSES Call Mrs. Gatlls. 544 1000, tar Immediate age 19,3*0 SS.ftS. BAILLY BROS.. Inc.. It VOLKSWAGEN It74 - Red Super Beetle tlectrlcol work, ceramic Ille and Moor tile EARN MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME AIDES-ORDERLIES PROBUCTtON r Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 747 6700 miles Air conditioned, sun roof. Quality work Reasanablt rates Call 717 Interview. — Work from your home Phone only for We musl Increase our auxiliary nursing OSte. AM'FM slerea, U300 Call 791 7731. Met. Interview appointment. 542 1350 staff to meet increasing needs tor our ser- ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEE ull charge Mod vices. Your choice ot days, shifts. Full or WORKERS ART CO PAVING - Aspholl drives, con health core facility. Salary com ELECTRONICS - 17 34 years old Imme JEEP SALES AND SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 - Fastoock, 10,100 mensurote with ability Write Boi P II) part-time Hospital, nursing home, private original miles 7 months left on original cretc walks and patios. Free estlnsoles dlatc openings Wllh or without ex- duty Top poy, fringe benefits. Twin Boro Motors, IK Fully Insured 741 ISM. 771 Sttl. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. No experience Te mint m e/eee 111 E.Newman Springs Rd Red Bank worranfy. Eicellent condition. Aiking perience Educational benefits. 30 days vo CALL 542 7931 13700 7*4-»lie. cation Goad salary Some lobs offer II.SOU needed, train en rellen si meMMf tl BOOKKEEPER - EicperletKed Accounts MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL fsssUfc#l4ssl lessl l •bssss^s^xAw W CALL NOW 7474040 10b Some openings *sW*?\lfsw B l/^Se ff lve'sTS Ti. BILL'S PAINTING payable, payroll, bank reconciliations. Ei to 13.500 bonus Call Army Opportunities 10 Station Place Metuchen. N.J VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Model 417 woaon at 741 SVK. Red Bonk Mon Frl Others ocpsre tank rebssv JEEP 1977 — CJ5 Stroffht six Hardtop 739-3111, 344-t5Hi, 373 7393 Insured cellent working conditions Company ben reeuire five aovs. 13.100 Aulomoflc AM/FM radio 7,400 miles Full fills Keyportoreo 744 4170 NURSES - Registered ond licensed prac- cnietlem. ecteuott • arrantee S3.30O I73-OI4S EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDE AND tical, who core. Openings an all shifts On Mon Sun Oey onetysli. eoe HI Coll 147 B314 or 741 77M CALL A PROFESSIONAL! LPN — For small nursing home In Bay going In service training with 100% tuition shift only . hours I red tea rttarni Is REMODEL - PAINT - REPAID BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY KAY MOTORS VOLKSWAGEN IMf _ Red Good running Require sharp sell staffer able lo handle shore area Day or nlghl shift. For inlor refund program Attractive salary and • I 10 4 30 Ouor eerlnct reealred HONOACIVIC condition 13100 Call after S pm EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEE motion call 747-3017. benefits Contact Director of Nursing onteed bose rate Degree Keiptvl e»t REASONABLE 741 4SS0 FRIENDLY oil phases through G/L. trial balance. In 257 Broadwoy 277 27*7 Long Branch Mt-JBU eluding payroll tax reports Typing skills Srookdale Nursing Center, 3121 Hwy 35 plus incentive net neceisery !• EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER COOK HoiHt bonus Apply ctlieni efperhiMly KITSON CHEVROLET CO. VOLKSWAGEN BUS Itet - New rodiols. CARPENTRY - And house pointing ay or rqutred College level accounting credit - Good working conditions. chltect student preferred Excellent salary, fringes, work Hwy le Eolonlown Battery, shocks J9.000 miles Eiceiient 747 ISM OLSTEN S47I00O condition llttS 791-3145 747 9351 Ing conditions In modern Red Bank office I Our employees know of this ad) Call 741 FASHION FROCKS - Earn exlro money TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT CARPENTRY WORK NEVER A FEE KROLL MOTORS. INC VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Beetle Encellent 4500 In your spare lime. For an appointment Hwy 35 U4I0OO Kiypori Hwy 35 7641000 379 Broadway Long Branch mechanical condition Rebuilt engine I 000 Call after Sam call 147 71*9 between 5 and 7 p.m. B Hailet Ave.. Hailet 364 3 miles 31 mp»or better 717-tW. 4*5-917) nHM FILE CLERKS/RECEPTIONISTS - Typ- BOOKKEEPER ing required varied duties. Pleasant at 4. Motorcycles 4. MotorcyclM 4. Motorcycles To assist in accounts payable, occounti re flee conditions, company benefits, Keypor ceivoble. pay rot. in On* Write ty.tem area Call 36*4170 Call Ml TOO SROILERMEN IM/WI - Experienced FLOOR WAXER WINDOW CLEANER - CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIREOORY SUZUKI TS-185 wllh seafood Yeor round. Excellent solo Needed. Experienced ry Apply In person. LONG JOHN'S LTD SM-70II II Beach Blvd . Hlohlontfs. 1711771 FOLDERS AND RECEIVERS - Steady A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR This Super Selling position, goad pay. full benefits Apply I BUSBOV'OIRL - II or over Steady Star Cleaners and lounder*ri, 137 Myrtle MANY NEEDS work Doris and Eds Restourant. le Shore Ave.. Lang Branch * Street Legal Dirt Drive, Highlands 17? IStS FORK LIFT DRIVER Adding Mochlnes General Carpentry 7. Auto I nsurone* Building malerlol yard. Minimum In Typewriters Plumbing! Bike is now at an all years experience Coil U4-I100. GENERAL CARPENTRY ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters sold. ExayrI work Available anytime Do,,. FULL O» PAfTfTJMT ~ r i ioiMo ui(i KUW Afler $ p.m , 741JJ»9 I AUK Motawon Lumber Co. time Low Pricel I Sutphln Ave rtt- 4r^475a "' ~~ GARDENER - All around handyman Alterations INSURANCE M/W References ALTERATIONS - Additions, all types of Landscaping Printing Limited Supply... Coll early a m M3U34 V Bruce (Igenrauch. Builder , LAWN CADE. TREE GAS PUMPERS - Full or part time Mus after Sp.m SoHurryt ANY: ACfCABDllVH be oovev r II AAppll y in person onll y TTow n 1 CouCtrn y Gas. 3*0 Shrewsbury Avt, Red Bookkeeping Services PAYMENT PLAN THE BOOKKEEPER GO GO DANCERS - High pay. odoptobl Painting i Decorating SALE ARRANGED hours, pleasant working conditions Wl HI-MI 00 iraln l£ 4lt7 Builder MIM0 Roofing, siding New 74't GUARDS For construction me wonte J.A. SMITH RALPH A COLE. BUILDER 542-0779 * Insulation 13) Suitable for supplementary Income New Homes-AaMHIons-Allerallans CARL • JONli - rs. watches, fine lewrlry t> ™!l»J»»'»»""a1l ' w. Dan Pons Jewelers. Tff diver Ml SHMWWURY AVE. HELPER Musi be able lo drive truck '41*174 John Van Kirk I Son Haym, Mt4fl? KAY MOTORS SUZUKI SHRfWttURY /4l«31«between«ipm Diamonds Bought HIGH SCHOOL GRADUAtF lo .or or Rettyled SALES — SERVICE — PARTS — ACCESSORIES In a light Industrial steel rule die shop Peon and Beod Reitrlnginu Slip Coven lorn while teqrnlna five days No nights Let us auy me HaWilfH)! you awl wear or rl kt nylon Top wages Benefits Only steady an let us retlyle them lar you personally 252 MOADWAY 222-2262 LONG BRANCH 741-7604 serious will be considered Contolne Reussllles le Breed It Graphics Corp , Hailet 7H44I4 7t\Hti'. H t

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i "Y« i^T/* *****« e Oeneroi Ctec .i Piofetsionoi o>~ 131 Mourn F»r Sole i American spite available irt prune business a JJreXnetry antique pine llnlMi lioo t 8WJ SO. f* second Door above jiliorwng AAA J26,900 formerly occupied by 0 denlisl Municipal Cute coiy and clean Three iftocsowt bed . PORTABLE TOILET I,, . 'oss >rw streei Clean and reu room*. 17K 19 living room. U to' camping Sells lor Mi new Asking US sonoWe Co" '41 0600 en. 15 Florida room built in bar. gdlf poo*. 100 laikdtcoped and tented lot. two Call 671 4014 KtO BANK II Brood St Single room X-RAY TECHNICIAN cor garage COUCH i; - And matching chair ollices (rum Wt sq H ond ollice suites up Mint M rniluM Full |,m( nun _„„ lo 1000 sq I* Completely modern building ME UAED REALTORS 6/1 i lion. hourilloS Emcluniwiiitiiiuitiiidi M2U56 «iltl central utr All day parking. Iwo Horn and Mrwfiti Colim appi, CURTAINS - Polr white nylon trlss blocks Attorneys sales organizations, en ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Cnormlng cross Ideal lor boy window. IS4 wide ameers etc All utilities by landlord older home, one block Irom Vgcht Hurtxx Ready to miivt in rentals Irom liS per RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 72 long. 112 Rolloboul II Westlnghouw Three oadroorm, plus den. poncled dining rolary Ton til Electric portable sewing monHi. minimum one year leave Waller room, Jiving rcom,wiii> open fireplace. machine, ideal lor beginner, eacellenl con /imrnerer 4 Son, owners. 847 1530 or 946 txjtfi Carpeting Botement Mma rino DEPT. Olliori US 495 0W 1400 Room SO? II Broad St , Red Bank *ated *ith ponrling ond noil both New while oiummum siding with 30 yeoi guor IM Bank OEEP WELL GOULD PUMP And lank STORE FRONT OFFICES FOR RENT - XI 1700. E «1 HKI Two offices, secretarial spate and woiling ante* f ull basement Oorog* UiMQ £* Used six months Eosy to convert lo sho! cellenl owner tmont ing Coll 7VI ?•?• (or An •auul utwofluiiilv imployri M. ft low well Coll after S. 462 IH6 room Oowntown Red Bonk I2S0 ce.r month ideal tor attorney s office Contort uppcjiritment S3. Domestic Htlp DESKS. FILES, tables, chairs, awing mo Mr f man 741 S444 chines, typewriters, office eguipmenf etc HOUSSC'lEANING Fgilaiig.i, 71. Merchandise tor Sole 71. Merchandise lor Sale 77. Pets ond Livestock 101. Apartments More Classified ol bargoin prices New or used AAC 109. Buildings/Garages KM* 0«n liampoilollon Utter trurt OtSMJUTLET 1709 Rl Is. Ookhursl (/Wf (trt'r » p m . S« 04 V 1WO GIRLS BICYCLES 115 each HALF PERSIAN KIT tENS EA BRIGHT - One bedroom lirst 'loo' RED BANK - 1000 su ft lor woreftouse on Next Page Large RC Woo and while television, on f ree lo good home* puilment furnished Close to beach, bus or storage Con be subdivided mlo 600 or HOUSEKEEPER Lilllc ironing Red id stores Suitable couple No pets Avail Bank orta Good pu» Coll UI.»I 10 II DiNfTTE Stl 60 oval smoked glass FAMILY AD rollers, good condition, 120 UJ Mil 747S71I 400 sq II Call'41 "48 101. Commercial Rentals loble. lour swivel choirs Yellow vinyl TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines All able now until June I 1175 p#r month, in a m •Mim ;4I Srti wet look seats All chrome pedestoi HIMALAYAN AND SIAMESE KITTENS luaes heat Security required Calf 842 3 LINES-5 DAYS makes new or used Guaranteed law os II colors Alto Stud service Call Turn 495 110. Wanted To Rent PAHT IIMfc - Houlewutk help with bases 1225 One year old 4vi 23M 125 SerpicoV 101 Moninouth St Neil to nm* folltry. VM V/41 cooking, llvt noun o day Own liont DINETTE SET - Orange ond while Table theoter JiHHti EA BRIGHT Three rooms furnished TATHER AND TWO YOUNG SONS - portollon 142 1791 utter 4pm willi two benches Like new Asking 1125 HOUSE Hunter propped Excellent nvafe entrance All utilities 10 minutes Want three bedroom house apartment in Cull J47 1514 * J3S $2.00 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDERS pleasure Chestnut. \h hands Saddle ond I Monmouth 1190 Ul 1100 ' ttumson oreo Will consider option to but ATTRACTIVE M. Situation! Wanted Bought Sold Rented Reao ed ock included Satrifue 946 347? or share a lorge house Write Bon P 164. OINING ROOM - White French Provin ITEMS YOU NO LONGER 7176*99 THREE ROOM APARlMt NT The Doily Register. Shrewsbury, or coll six noon sum ciol. eight pieces, with pads and leaf. 1700 NEEDOR USE WILL . HORSES ftOARDED - IJOatres, 14 hone II Catherine SI HI sm otter 8pm Coldtpol upright freeier. 16 cu ft . 1200 UNICEF GREETING CARDS born, outside hunl course Samshire Red Bank Cent'an, ceiled » Ret) Ban* tp tABVSITTINC - Middieloam FUII.K, G E portable dishwasher two 547 1696 Monmouth Museum will ogam be Mon Stables HiSper MorgunvHle 591 9VI'/ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED - Red moulh County s UNICEF Greeting Cord HREE ROOMS - And both Heal, hot Bonk, Lincrofl or Molrndel 120 0 week orw Part time, lull time FtncM In ward SELL WORSES — Four registered appaioosa OINING ROOM SET - Mediterranean outlel Cards available in office ruin turn,sited Highlandhlands Call 28!OW ,ii itv » se-.te E«p«itnc«d t^"""" PIMM call 747 horses lor sole No reasonable offer re Coll 2664 4O05 China closet, oval table, six chairs, pad r US0 717 0915 FAST WOMAN S SIZES 12 14 - TERRIFIC used Coll 583 3091 or SMOI/'J HOUSE YEAR ROUND - With land, pn ie**'O' ' ee pj'»n BABYSITTING - For mlo.il of working BUYS ON DESIGNER SHOP DRESSES WO ROOMS AND BATH - All ul.lll.es vary, quiet, for young executive Very DISHWASHER iF.onl looder) Slainless WITH A QUICK ACTION TENNISWEAR AND GOLF ATTIRE KING & QUEEN GROOMING SALON paid One mile from Lily Tulip Coll 787 neat Excellent references Prefer for mother in my home Please coll Professional ail breed grooming Free t7l J5JI steel Holpoinl (50 or best offer 142 7743 LOW-COST Cant wear due H> weight gain Call 791 6897 mthed Call 847 4007 weekdays Alto 3 room tune Approximate evenings 4741 lor appointment No children pieose ii(kup ond delivery Open 7 days I a m lo DAILY REGISTER > 1269*10 WATERFRONT - Furmshea three room SMALL MOUSE - Or cottage wanted ciy l»4?0Sq M EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS would like apartment Private polio Monthly, week lo do laundry In your home 13 Ml per hour FAN - Large AC Perfect tor attu oi lo FAMILY AD MINIATURE HORSES - Perfect bock pleasant semi retired couple Good refer Coll UI 1739 supercool any oreo MO WOOD CHIPS y Nautilus Apartments. 842-0505 ence ond security Care of grounds wei Available for Merchandise ftird pets Gentle Easy lo care for Eat came Write Bo* K 245. The Doily Regis Call 6710551 By the Iruck load '41 791V ittlc Only 1100 each 946 8786 WEST END LONG BRANCH - Styled lur Call 7471100 HAZLST AREA Anytime bobyliller in For Sale only. Article must WOOD FRAME COUCH AND TWO uxury New one bedroom aportmenf Un ler. Shrewsbury. N J my home OLOE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG With pa oi tour frolier originate from a household CHAIRS - With cushions In good shape urnishedor lurnlshed From 1250 AVERY WIDOW - Desires 3 4 room unlurnished COM 244 ISM FANS FANS! 175 COHW2 2567 after Spm per*, female, four months old, house All sues and shapes and may not exceed a sale AS. M9 Aver, Ave .229 4460. 741 1200 'jpartment in Keyport oreo References Available Immediately WILL BABVSil For children ol work WROUGHT IRON White pur c ri furm oken. ortginally J275, lor 11» 291 5040 available Coll 764 5750 otter 4pm Ing motherl tn my home Experienced price of .50.00 per article. lure Couch, chair, cocktail loble. end PEEK A POO - Snow white, one year old 102. Houses For Rent Majlel oreo 7» 2132 Price MUST be advertised. lutilr Good'orioltion 150 946 1554 male All shots Great temperament MS to 101. Apartments 101. Apartments loodhome KAY 9 COLLEGE PETTERY, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small three Each additional line $1.00. bedroom (200 o month, plus utilities One S5. Situations Wanted fflft SOIL 72. Garage/Yard Sales months security Available immediately No copy changes may be Fl Y MARKET - Sat . July 20 6 0 m to 6 SIAMESE CATS Seal Point Three 172 1364 Malt FOUR CARVED OAK CHAIRS Hi males, three females, eight weeks old Table. 125 Bureau. tlO TV stand. IS made and no discounts or re- p m Refreshments 15 per table Buy and BELFORO - One bedroom $250 o month RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE AUTO MECHANIC J HELPER Me Hiwn turns will be made if ad Is sell everything PLAYCARE OF MIDDLE Alto eight week old Chocolate Point male, chonlcolly Inclined, dmblllouk. reliable TOWN. Leonardvllle and East Rd , BeL ihree year old Seal Point female ond one Suitable tor couple Would someone please give me o start lo FRENCH PROVINCIAL Canopy bed cancelled before expiration. ford (near Campbells Junctionl -mjr fear old Seal Point mole All litter 84V 2472 prove mtyelf? 7W-OI14 room set. S7S Three piece Formlco kilch Iroirwd WSeach 729 779J between 12 5 and HAZLET SPLIT - Completely renovuied TO PLACE YOUR 1 RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. en Ml, 120 741-9144. FRONT ROOM YARD SALE - To be held 4-9 Three bedrooms. I '; baths, recreation DAILY REGISTER July 16-17-11 and 19 al 15 Wilson Ave , oom, patio, garage Close to shopping and FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - Keonsburg, oft Main SI.. off Maple Ave or TWO WELL BRED BEAGLES - Broken OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER FAMILY AD, CALl Fronces PI Items: furniture, trunks, in lor hunting AKC registered I17S each transportation One year leave, with option WEIFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT to buy available Ask ing 1400 monthly PROBLEMS INSTANT CREDIT IMME books, brlc-o broc and miscellaneous Call 717 11*3. FINANCIAL Time 9^ MULLANEY REALTY ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R AND BUS DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR GRAND 542-1700 USED TWO HORSE SHOOP TRAILER 4715151 17M6II 11000 R*My. really, ovoriUeO effecuncy I 2 and 3 bedroom ipts the kind 24-Hour Service GARAGE AND RUMMAGE SALE - 174 KEANSBURG - Private cottage, three GT~COMPACT STEREO Port Monmouth Rd., East Keansburg. Call 431 2H0 you muet aee lo believe. p.m. broken Ideal tor single person or couple. PAYING 275% SEA BRIG~HT - Honeymoom hideaway. Sacrifice at U5 to goad home KAY 9 COL ULTRA MODERN LAUNDERETTE - price sate Is over. Limited quantities — Also buying silver dollars. Call 264-3456 Very private one-bedroom cottage Easy 1 DAY :..'•. 58c per line Available In new shopping center Ex two 44 note keyboards, 13 pedals, ful RED BANK LUMBER LEGE PETTERY, 229 5299 After 6 p.m., 264-1676. walk to beach, bus ond stores. Suitable for COPPER — Brass, lead, aluminum, bat- cellent potential In fast growing area keyboard cover, rhythm unit with a uniqu «Wall Street Red Bank 741-5500 couple. No pets Available now until May BLUE BELTON ENGLISH SETTER teries, cost Iron and steel scrap Old heal IS $200 per month plus utilities. Security 2 DAYS (Consecutive) 52c per line Please coll 12011544 1999 feature that follows whatever you do SOFA — 3-cushlon Simmons, 6' long, floral Seven year-old male. Loves children. Free Price Includes bench, music course, les print, 1350 new 2 years ago. Very comfort ers and radiators, used machinery. An required. Coll after S p.m., 842-1495 lo good home. Used to outdoors. Dog liques L. Abrams J. Son. 774 5900 3 DAYS (Consecutive) 42c per line sons and delivery. Budget terms available able 1145 741 1954 house included. Call 739-1010, 9 5 p.m. Ask wiof SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur- SOLID STATE HI-FI - Stereo console. for Roger. "MIRROR^MTRROR nlshed and unfurnished Immediate occu- 4 DAYS (Consecutive) 39c per line ON THE WALL, 775-9300 Walnut cabinet. Gorrard record chanL-T. DOBtfW PINSCHER - Mate, 10 pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, MERCHANDISE WHO IS FAIREST Oceonport Ave , OceanpoM. S42-3SOO. Open dolly III 9 Sot. til AM/FM stereo, radio, tape player. Ex- 5 DAYS (Consecutive) ,.. 36c per line' cellenl condition Asking MOO 222-MS9. weeks OF THEM ALL?' Main St. 8. Corner of Mottlson Ave. 741-4134 TRY 741 5331 103. Rentals To Share 6 DAYS (Consectuive) 34c per line SOUND DESIGN — 8-track stereo with FEMALE SAINT BERNARD - Two years 71. Merchandise For Sale IBM TYPEWRITERS FM/AM receiver and two speakers. 190. old, no papers. 150. GREAT DANE, male. PAYING HIGHEST PRICES SHARE HOUSE 7 DAYS (Consecutive) 32c per line ACOUSTIC GUITAR - 12-strlng Rental $16.50 per mo. Call 741-5107. 18 months, AKC, 1100. 291-3762. In area tor gold and silver. Fine antiques 1125 Call lit with option to buy 172 03? STEREO EQUIPMENT - Benjamin also wonted. Call 842 8873 for quote Gal 842 429S 8 DAYS (ConsecutiveV 29c per line 264-6774 FIVE YEAR-OLD MARE — 1350. Com lery Eosl, 21 E. Front St.. Red Sank Mirocord turntable, IIS. Two Murry pletely sound. All shots. Will make ex WOULD WIDOW — Like to shore her KEEP OUT speakers — 12" woofer, 6 ' mid range. cellent 4-H project. Call 536-5705. home and expenses with another active ANTIQUE GRAND PIANO - Circa 1150 3'/i " tweeter. One year old. 1125 Call 566 Needs tuning. 11000 or best alter. hot sun. Bring your rollers or sizes (< widow on pension? Middletown - Atlantic pure white window shades that keep out a, FREE FEMALE BEAGLE PUP Phone 747 2364 eves and weekends Highlands area. Call 6 9pm 842 8097 291 2797 Six months old. Loves kids and needs yard that hot sun. STORM WINDOWS - 10 30«S4, seven WANTED - Chain link fence and gate to FAMILY PLAN RATE ANTIQUE MUSICAL JUG 264IS41. 30x37. Screen windows, 14 30x54, seven dog run. 10S. Summer Rentals 3 Lines - 5 Days - $2 00 $1 00 each additional line Available lo No dealers PROWN'S 24x3/ 13 each 747 5603 after 5:30. FREE KITTENS 842 8285 787 4391 32 Brood St. Red Bank 741-7500 Six weeks old COTTAGE - Two bedrooms, Spruceheod. individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" tor rtems not LAWN MOWER — Aluminum ladder TECHNICS FMrAM - Four channel two 222 59)2 after 6 p.m Maine. ANTIQUES - Liquidating 3 estates china closet, chest-of-drowers. Hollywoot channel receiver. SA-5600X. ISO watts with Call 671-1147 exceeding S50 each Items must be priced INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES bed Sea chest. 229-4979. two Creative 77 speakers. Two weeks old. FREE KITTENS - One white female, one 10 Riverside Ave, Red Bank 741-74 1400 747 5791. while male, one orange mole. Seven weeks REAL ESTATE COTTAGE — Weekly through October Lo- Contract Rait* on Request LIVING ROOM SET - Sofa-bed and tw old. Please call 747-3493. cated on Lake Osslpee, New Hampshire AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE — 12 choirs, good condition, 110. Air cond TINY TOT FURNITURE - Lullobye crib, .„ RENTALS All modern conveniences. Coll v* wit pound capacity, good condition, $30 747 tloner, 11,000 BTU. excellent condition mattress; youth bed, removable sides, FREE PUPPIES JUS 842 9046 mattress, spring; five-drawer chest. Wai Rolsed with children FAIR HAVEN — Ranch with three bed- nut finish, cone paneled. SI37 50 for all. Call rinatt iot. Aportiwnti rooms. In lovely neighborhood Air coodl FBOWT PAGE READERS BICYCLE — Girl's three-speed, S25 LOGAN LATHE - 24' centers, with com APARTMENT - New Shrewsbury area tianed July 15 Aug 24. STO0, plus security. BOX REPLY SERVICE Counter-top gas range, 125. 47" spreader 2B-6W4 FREE TO GOOD HOME - Gray Callc $3 50 per count line Bold face plete set accessories. Call between 6 30 and 9 p m 842-6087 for tractor, IX Junior golf set. 125. All ex 747-1952 TOP SOIL mother cot and lovely black/white, ?'- PICK-UP 75' headlines $4 SO Minimum in- cellent. 9W-968S I yds., 140 delivered. month old male kitten. Will separate SEA BRIGHT - Five room furnished MOWER — Heavy duty, with riding sulky ra-mi apartment. By river. Private beach and sertion 2 lines Maximum 24 BOKHARA ORIENTAL RUGS — Pair ol Call 142-4617 necessary. 291-4265 eves. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Bedroom, llv MAIL $1 50 9h.p. 36' cut. 1345 Ing room, kitchen, bath, immediate occu dock 741-71W or 352-5991 lines AH readers placed al fool 4x6 s. Best offer over 1300 741 6884 after 5 p.m TIRES - (3) F-7I-I4, black wall, one FREE TO GOOD HOME - Mole, shor r eacfi bo» number assigned Call SU 119} haired St. Bernard. Excellent tempera poncy. S160 a month. Adults preferred. One VERMONT — Wilmington, Five bed- ol column OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP slightly used, two with lots of tread evenly month security required. 671-6739 worn. ISO. 671-6483. ment. Two years old. 2441824 after 7 p.m rooms, Iwo baths. Colonial. Available BOWLING MACHINE - ISO. Two fat SCHOOL UNIFORMS — Order immedlot July. Aug., Sept. by week or month. Rea- lights. s25 each. 30" pre-hung birch door, ely Sam Sllberblott, Highlands. GERMAN SHEPHERD - AKC, 9 month BELFORD — Three-room apartment No TV AM/FM RADIO RECORD PLAYER utilities. Call after 6 p.m. sonable Coll days (2121 736-5775. Evenings V]5 Coloniolchair.no W 61B3 old female, 1100. (201)531-3514. PANASONIC - Black and while TV Bob Console, In excellent condition, 150. 291- 741-U53 BRICK FIREPLACE — Andirons, electric 1141. 842-2472 cribs, portacrlb, other baby furniture on HALF OF A DUPLEX - Three bedrooms DEADLINES log. Blond oak complete dining room set. toys. 542-1170. TV —120, refrigerator. 110. GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC puppies lot. Furnished Roomi Roller rink states, white, man's size 12. raised with children, with delightful dls Available Aug. I. 1200 plus utilities. Call Snowblower, ISO. 741-4417 for appointment Like new. 747 1952. PIZZA EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 6713147 position. 1100 946-8307 ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE - Studio fl Noon Day Preceding Publication Please call feciencles and executive suites Ultra con- CERAMIC FLOOR TILE GREAT DANE PUPS — AKC. Blues an HAZLET — Three room opartment. Suit temporary decor. No lease. Harbour DISPLAY ADS - 2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION 229-2020 TWO AIR CONDITIONERS able for couple Utilities supplied. Call 264 Hand-pressed. Mexican. 250 sq. It. for 1250. 32,000 BTU,5 Like new. block females. Reasonable Point, 149} Ocean Ave, Sea Bright 747- Please call 291-4436. PRINTER'S METAL WORK TABLE — Coll 471 9548 739-2640 5209. 3353, 741 1200. All ads are restricted to their proper classification and lo the regular With golley storage cabinet and two slu HIGHLANDS — Townhouse on hill above CHIPPENDALE - Large antique library compartments. 34 deep, 40" high, 35' TWO END TABLES - One coffee table GREAT DANE PUPS - AKC, BLACK KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly Daily Register style ol type We reserve the right to edit or reiect any table, hand carved design. Asking 1500 Beautiful Reasonable. ocean. Scenic view. Dining room, bar, air wide, over all height with slug rock 56' Heovy maple. Almost new. 195 for the deck. One person. $350. 8730891 redecorated, clean S20 per week. Near classified advertising copy Alia baby Hems 741-7059. 140 firm. Call oiler 6 p.m. 566-0936 Iriree 291-0864after4:30p.m. 946)055 bus. 787-0957 HIGHLANDS — 2'<'i rooms furnished KEYPORT - Furnished bedroom with Beautiful view Shrewsbury River, ocean bath. Ladles only, 185 Second St. Mature business person. 872-1210. Call 264 7107 KEANSBURG — New modem three-room furnished apartment. Tile kitchen and LEONARDO — Large room overlooking bath. Oft street parking, immediate occu boy. Large closets. Private bath, private CANCELLATION NUMBER entrance 1120 a month 291-3007 after 6 pancy. $190 per month plus security p.m. Adults preferred. Call 787-1730. Nolce - Credit for cancellation is given only on issuance of special kill number lo advertiser when Cancellation ol ad is requested KEANSBURG - Small three-room opart MIDDLETOWN - Nice comfortable room tor clean mature person. Private entrance. Advertiser must retain number for luture reference OUR NEW ment. si40. neat Included-Call after S p.m Near busline. Call 842-3943. 787-5893 KEANSBURG — Three rooms, heat, ho PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER — Air Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register can- water included. S17D. Suitable for couple conditioned. Suitable for gentleman adult Call 9-5 p.m.; 747-1041. not be responsible lor errors of tfr tut Mrtl day Call 54) woo ta 495-1476 make correctpns KEANSBURG - 7\'i rooms, beautifully ROOMS FOR RENT — By week or month remodeled One month security required Inquire Monmouth Hotel 495-1567. Call between 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 32 Brood St., Kevport, N.J.

KEYPORT - Two-bedroom unfurnished SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM - Full house apartment Newly decorated. S225 per facilities. Hazlet. Coll alter 5 p.m. month. 364-1117. 2645119 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX KEYPORT - Waterfront turnlshed three WEST END — Lorge modern furnished CLASSIFIED Dedroomapartmenl. room with private both and entrance. $120 REAL ESTATE Call 739-2511 or $42-4782 AUTOMOTIVE amonth 22J-9595. „, RENTALS LARGE - Studio room, tile bath, light WEST END — Private mansion adlacenl housekeeping. Good location. Quiet, ma to Monmouth College All privileges ture business person. Aug. 2. 741-0761. 2 Autos For Sale 10t Apartments LUXURY APARTMENT - With view of 3 Trucks And TraHers 102 Houses For Rent river and ocean. 1325 plus utilities Bahrs 108. Commercial Rentals 4 Motorcycles Real Estate. 872 1600. 103 Rentals To Share EATONTOWN - Store lor rent on Rt 35 5 Auto Services Parts 104 Winter Rentals MATAWAN — One bedroom. WOO. ideal location tor health food stare. Will Contact AAonooer 6 Auto Rant Lease 105 Summer Rentals 583 1955 Ing to participate Coll 5410059. 7. Auto Insurance ' FOUR ROOM OFFICE — Available. Front 106 Furnished Rooms ACTION LINE MATAWAN - Strathmore Garden Apart SI. Red Bank location Suitable far law 8 Auto Fmanc6 107 Nursing Homes merits One ond two bedroom S2O5 ond yer. doctor '41 9010, 847 l'6O 1245 Heat, hot water, parking and swim 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Rentals club, 566 5434 HIGHLANDS - Now renting lovely new 10 Wanted Automotive office building under construction Will lay 109 BuWings Garages MATAWAN - Unfurnished one bedroom out offices lo suit All utilities Air condi- 110 WantedToRent S200. tioning and hot water heat Included 2700 BUSINESS Coll 513 1955 sq ft 877 IMtj DIRECTORY MIDDLETOWN Modern three-room REAL ESTATE opartment. Lorge rooms. S165 per month „ FOR SALE plus electric, Security required 717 3482 Brand new office building wiiPdivlde ond ?l Business Services finish 760 sq. ft to suit. Central air August MfDDLETOWN — Furnished "threrroom 1 occupancy Call owner, Leo t, Massa. 131 Houses For Sale apartment Utilities supplied Suitable el Realtor. 946 7*00 Eves . 946 8583 EMPLOYMENT defly person 741 W9 ^ 132 Apartments Town Houses INFLATION PROOF OrUCt SPACH1 MODERN APARTMENTS Paying more for your utilities but en|oylng 133 Income Property Near transportation them less? Guaranteed no Increases in Si Help Wanted 134 Farm Property Coll 4W-0416 rent for up to 3 full years. Includes all utili- S? Babysitting Child Care 135 Commercial Property NEW SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom un ties plus dally cleonlng and on site park furnished apartment SIM per month plu1 Ing 227 3000. 53 Domestic Help 136 Industrial Property utilities Call 741 1080 ,__ LITTLE SILVER - Two floors, 18O0 sq It 54 Situations Wanted female 137 Lots and Acreage Ideal location for smoll business or profes- 55 Situations Wanted Male, 138 Mobile Homes OCEAN GROVE - Beachfront Lovely sional office Call 842 7070 Alter 5 30, 222 542-1700 5490 139 CemeleryLots year round unfurnished apartment Three 56 Situations Wanted newly decorated rooms with porch Heal MATAWAN - Large one room oltice In Male'Female 140 RealEilateWanted f water Included in rental price. Call 747 modern air conditioned building, all utili- \791 ties Included. VAN'S AGENCY. Realtor RECREATIONAL ONE BEDROOM- From tlMand up Strathmore Professional Building Efficiencies at 1155 Rt .M.Mntawnn 464 IIBI KEYPORT GARDENS 264 831} MIDOLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Looking RED BANK AREA - Three room apart 151 Bicycles MmiBikes ment, Private home and entrance Nice for o professional or businessman to oc 61 Business Opportunities neighborhood Single buslneiiperson Utli cupy two smoll offices oft Route 36. near 152 Boats And Accessories senior cltiien housing - 1190 per month, 6? Mortg«ges Illes Included SIM per month 747 9364 af 153 Camping Equipment ter 6 30 p m minimum one year lease Paul P. Bova, 63 Money To Loan Realtor, 671 7544 154 Recreational Vehckts RED BANK GARDEN APARTMENTS - 64 Money Warned Dial Direct... One bedroom, $190 Two bedroom, $710 155 Sports Equipment NOW REIMTING-RED BANK Htal, hoi water supplied One month ! 156 Swimming Pools tecurlly and leose are requited Adults 90 MONMOUTH STREET MERCHANDISE preferred Positively no pels Call 10.30 to Corner Hwy 35 (Maple Ave I One of the 4 30 only 741 29/5 most elaborate, comfortable ond con SPECIAL venlent office store complexes In Mon RED BANK - Spm Ions V , r oom pen 71 Merchandise For Sale thouie apartment overlooking tht Navel mouth County Stores from 700 sq. ft. lo 20O NOTICES 5000 sq ft Olrlce suites from lOOO sq If. to 72 Oarage Yard Sale* Ink River Also efficiency and two bed 4000 sq it Entire building central alt room apartments. Luxury bulldlnt Air Honed) with new self service elevator 73 Machinery For Sale 201 Card 01 Thanks 24-Hour Service. conditioned Call 143 4M5 two acres af unlimited tree purklng by 74 Reniai Service RED BANK -- Ttuet room furnlihet landlord Competitive rentals Minimum 202 Death Nol«es apartment Utilities Included SUITABLE one year lease Utilities by tenant July 1. 75 Farm Equipment 203 InMemonam FOR MATURE BUSINESS COUPLE Con 1974 occupancy Call owner, Wotler 21m venltni location No pets One month tecu merer 8. San. 847 1520 or 946-3400 78 Auction Sales (Above Run on Obrt Page) rlly required $200 Call 747 10M I SPACE AVAILA8LF 77 Pets And Livestock 210 Lot! And Found RED BANK - Three-room apnrtmenl HI I', Molrnnrl N I 78 Aircraft 211 Special Nolces Walk lo transportation Air conditioned 6'1 tOSOaltei 6pm 79 Swap or E ichinge 212 Travel - Transpotialan $110 Includes all utHHle* !i\ 7741 •.PACE AVAILABLE In ' r»8 RED BANK - Three rooms and bath tol Brook Professional Building, Ealon 80 Merchandise Wanted 213 Instruction Near R R station Private entrance Un town Approximately 404 sq ft 1)45 per The Daily Register furnished Itcurtty Ml 7092 month Also suite of 648 sq tl . t795 Coll ML Bosselmann, 542 2236 RED BANK Two rooms and bath Fur nishtd Security Suitable tor single per SUITE FOR REN! Prolfl son 741 Mil SIOTHll bulltllng ClVolCt lOCOilOn A|Mnum malely 800 sq It (all'4>3'30 The Daily Register Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper. RED BANK - Two bedroom apartment $700 ptr month plus utilities, with on PROFESSIONAl IUI rooms, Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper, month i lecurlly Available Aug 1 N newly renovated, near Rlvervlew Hospital. pels Coll A Brush 74i 635 sq ft Call '41 7000 Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper RED BANK Unfurnished Greentre .SIGNAL OFFICE Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper Apartments, 239 Spring Si Ont bedroom Qround door, suitable for doctor or den opof tm»ni Available Immediately Col 11 RIOCKISI. Red Bank for appointment. 741 tVM •mmum, ki ncnt* jui 1* w* THE FAMILY CJRCfo :%j Btf m I • • W^» ^^^ w ir^8JF» ••^•SJJPI'^BJ' x IH trol-osr read) locate* In nH-de-K* Noor COZY RANCH PK.C CU44 out line ono LllUe Silver R R slollon . Rl » fc.d •aautHwl parquet lloors In living room ono dining room, moftorn eot m kitchen Mony Newivwetfs* Retiring? Or home lust too U^ E_ e»lros Asking I41.S0O torgeoge ? CoComee see our new listing immocu loie hohomee in Red ftontaftta » finesfit t area LLove OMraoRED BANm KI -iDatt- U iElm CalonM PI BBJUIMUI wMfi pI llvf« ly living room with fireplace, two flow i»tr«it.on room WalCIl to wall carpeting tu« bedrooms, large eot in kitchen. mrougrtwi Twocor gorooc Btoulltui'r LI NCROFTLOVELY ttmduasxl »3« SOO Ufmt Brand ntw ceniet hail Colonial located on floored a«ic full dry bOMmeni Rlporlon elevated tr«td lot Natural cedar tiding tot rights Located on bus line Low heating tow mointcfkonce and tyt appeal Boy wm cost> ond low maintenance Truly o drwwn RUMSON dowt in botti Kit korac living room and >or home Asking Id..900 mot dining room Huge family room wltti COLONIAL tireptoce and sitting glow doors to red THREE BEDROOMS FIREPLACE wood deck Eat'in wrierue kitchen Four •EAUTIFUL BIG YARD it* bedrooms upstair s Finontingor ALLAIRE- EXCELLENT CONDITION I tor auoiined persons Call today IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE FARROW utno Realtor 294 Broad St. Red Bank SSi Prospect AM 741-3450 ALLAIRE- Call anyti FAIR HAVEN - Lovely locution Too bedroom home I11 baths, living room, for FARROW mul dining room, kitchen Fomlly room with fireoloce, screened in porch, two c Realtor goroge Priiuipolsonly H\ 1M7 294 Brood St. Red Bank A REAL ENGLISH TUDOR Widf plank floors, btorrwd ceding. .yOy FAIB HAVEN T In ee bedrooms two 741-3450 firipiocc all the charm of yesterday boms, overtlie lot Needs work 12J.S00 Call anytime with the convenient*! o' today s living !»l«44evenlngi,__ RUMSON - ideal location Wold to Foyer H *U living room, bonqvef site school, shop.. Ntw York bus Large liv dmtng room, large eat tn kitchen with dish FIREPLACE NEW mg room, dtnino room ana or fomlly room wa»her, five bedroom,. 3'j baths, huge Eat-in kitchen Screened porch Three bed family toooi and two cor poroge i'V 900 Southern mowlon — mat t what you M ttunk about thisfour-bedroom. ?'vWh Co rooms Ottachtd goroge, pofio and pfivatf HwWALKERJ-JrVALKEr IS 741 S2IJ ShrewsburR y loniai Floor to ceiling lirepioie in 20 go yard Principals only WiSOO Wi SMe meroom, porquet wood tiootlng. 2S living RUMSON — Lovely family home on wotei room: two car gorage ond more tSO s with old world gracious charm Five-bed Beat inflation MELMEO REALTORS *71 MM room, three both 1111.000 GOOO~BUY IN~RUMSON - ThreVoid room. I11 both chormirtg Colonial on large ELLEN S. HAZELTON Low interest rate landscaped lot Living room with fire- Reollor 7% approximately place, dining room, large kHchen. Gas 13 W River Rd. Rumson 841 32O0 "I'll bet you'd scold me if I put my thumb in a pie." 1370 per mo. heat ideally located tor schools Princi- Member Infer City Relocation Service COMMITTEEMAN HONORED - David Cohen, center, pals only Call 142 «S2 ~RUMSON and former Mayor of Hoimdel, was awarded a citation of merit Dy tne pay* oil on beoutttui lour bedroom Colo HAZLET COLONIAL 1S2. Boats ond Accessories LEGAL NOTICE nlol ?'•: botht. 77 living room with fire Perched upon this lovely landscaped lot RIVERFRONT Jersey Conference of Mayors last night for his leadership in municipal zon- ploce, central air. park like yard. 5 mm sits this modern four bedroom, Ivi-bath utet to NY but and trains Only H2,SO0 Custom bull' executive ranch on one ocre AOVf RTISIMINT RELA1IM« TO home Full basement with 21 gameroom. plus. 710' on the Shrewsbury Rivet Living MARSH MARINE PROPOSALS POft PURMISHIW© ing and home rule. Mayor Raymond Kramer of Asbury Park made the pre- attoched goroge, central air. and within room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen N.J.'s Small Sailboat Center CIR TAIM WPP UK ft AND Ot walking afiiant* to schools and shopping ond fantastic fomily room Three bed 2000 Ft ot Sailboats on display lOUtPMfNTFO* THE sentation while Mr. Cohen's wife, Mildred, looked on. l Wall to wall carpeted, drapes, dishwasher rooms, ?Vj bath! Central air Golf driving UNION MACM 6 /2% approximately plus many other extras Offered ot 144,900 range So mony eitrai — unbtllewoble 1974 SUNFLOWER •OARD Ol> IDUCATION S420 per mo. AUI no 11 SO. 000 MAYFLOWER NOTICt TO CONTRACTORS WALKERJtJrVALKER RAY Sffporott $*altd PropouU will bt rf Only 110,000 down needed to own this WILDFLOWER ceiwed by tht Board of Education ol th* treemtndout 723 lot looted with fruM Hw» 34 5U4«0 Molowon AMF ALCORT Borough of Union Broth ol the Admmu trees ond tor rounding an immaculate Co HOLMDEL ESTATE PROPERTY VA,N HORN SUNFISH tfotioir Bldg . Flor»nc< Avtnut. Union N.J. Mayors Conference k>niQi home with tour bedrooms. Is baths Large Ipvr bedroom, two-story home, with AGENCY - REACTORS Beoch, N J . on Monday, July Ttth ol beamed celling (n living room, formal din formal dining room. 3Onl2 living room, Open 7 doy* Coll 24 houri a day FORCE 5 ? M PM Prtvolltng Tim*, tor the lur Ing room, utllily room plus much more I1') batht Detached two-car garage ond PUFFER nishlng of rtpotrlng Hoofl. vocottonol Od batement. ApproKimolely one acre of 747-4100 equip., milk for the Union Beoch Public property wath loll shade trees. Vacant, Im M< River Rd Fair Hoven NEWPORT BOATS School!. Union Beach, New Jertcy. Private mortgage mediate occupancy Low taxes. Asking SEA BRTGMT -'Available now. All brick PACESHIP YACHTS Form ot propo»ol ond specification* two to three bedroom house Sun porch, may bt obtained from rht Office ol tht honors Hoimdel official BLUE JAY - TURNABOUT - 420 No mortgage problems with this mini con- •UK fenced in yard. Low tones Ocean privi- Secretary located ol Memorial School. ditioned tour-bedroom split lewei In fine WALKER ^WALKER leges ond walk to Nework/New York CANOES Morningtlde Avenue, Union Beoch, N J Hale) area. Owner will help finance, Fea- buses Principals only Uv.WO Call 172 between the hours of 9 A M ond 4 00 Cohen," Mayor Boggio said. 0746 or 14] «t3| Largest selection of Sklmmor Dinghies HOLMDEL - Com- hen a standing ovation. tures l''j baths, family sue recreotlon Hwy JS lt?2°u Hoimdel Sailboats and Canoes In New Jersey. Rig PM, Monday through Friday, eiceptlng Mr Cohen, technical super- room, huge living room and dining room TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT glng. repairs in wood and flberglas legall holldayhlld i mitteeman David Cohen, "It is a thrill for me just to Oeod end area Full asking price only HOLMDEL M2,5OO GROWING YOUR HOME? - Coll or SATLS TRAILERS FITTINGS The BoorBd ot Education reserves tht visor for Hercules Inc. of BeHer than you think Four overslied bed write for your complimentary copy of Ap Aluminum Hobie Cat Trailers right to re|ect ony or all bids and to mayor of this township from present this," Mayor Kramer rooms with II' master bedroom, I'/i full pleBrook't monthly Homes tor Living BEST BUY-OD II - IS29 wolve ony defect or informality of any 1(70 until January of this said. "Mr. Cohen has pro- Parlin, said he has attended baths, 30 living room, 15' dining room, IS' magoiine Otters pictures, prices, descrip 30 Bridge ot the Red Bank R R Station bid should It be deemed tor the best In- 7% approximately den. full basement, twocor deloched go tlons. APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Real 741-6767 terest of the Boord of Education to da so year, was awarded a citation vided leadership in the area about 1,506 meetings on town- $296 per mo. tori, 9S0 Hwy JS. Mlddlelown 671 2300. MERCURYOUTBOARDS All proposals ore to be presented lo ELMED REALTORS 671-S6S0 the Boord of Education at the above of merit from the New Jersey of zoning and home rule for ship business and spent about Wellcroft-Glasspar-McKee craft boats staff time and place, in SEALED ENVE Hajlet ranch 3 or 4 bedrooms, IV* oaths, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UNBELIEVABLE 6,983 hours on work for the 23' living room, formal dining room, eat-In PAUELSBOATS LOPES. PLAINLY MARKED BID FOR Conference of Mayors at the municipalities." WEST ENO - Walk to ocean, shopping, Sitting on property ot over one-holt ocre In 8 Washington IIV4 kitchen, basement, many extras. A rtal Rumson Is this lovely brick ranch with two nglonM . Rumson 842- THE PARTICULAR ITEM BID ON township. movies etc Brick home, corner lot, shade By order ot the Board ot Education of township committee meeting George Zuckerman, execu- boy, only $12,000 down. Don't mill this trees. Three bedrooms, two baths, den, bedrooms, one bath, PLUS all furnishings. PYRAWA CANOES one. dining room, living room and sun porch. Unreal asking OI.J00 - Going tost CAM AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES the Borough of Union Beach, Union last night. tive director of the confer- "I greatly appreciate the New Formica kitchen. Washer, dryer, ASSA AGENCY. Realtor. MCMLS. 4 Park- SCENIC SERVICE CENTER Beoch, Monmouth County, New Jersey dishwasher and refrigerator freezer. Full er Ave , Little Silver 741 63M Hwy 36 Highlands 872-0221 M. L. ACKERMAN Mayor Raymond Kramer of ence, and Mayor George J honor," Mr Cohen said, "I 8% approximately dry cellar with outside entrance. Twocor Secretory to tht Boord of Education never expected it to happen." gorage with electric doors 147,S00. Princi- 132. Apartments TROJAN 25 - Express Cruiser 1970 225 July 16 tio u Asbury Park made the pre- Boggio, also acknowledged $366 per mo. pals only Call 229)051. Chrysler Sleeps four, galley, stondup head, fully equipped. Excellent condition sentation on behalf of the con- Mr. Cohen's work in advocating He thanked his employer, Beats renting. Huge three-bedroom bi lev Town Houses LIOAL NOTICI KEYPORT - Custom Cope Cod, four bed Coll otter 5, 741-4884 INVITATION FOR BIDS el In mint condition, immediate occu- THREE BEDROOM Co op apartment ference's 5*7 mayors. About improved zoning require- his constituency and his wife, pancy. Loaded with extras. Family kitch- room, two-bath, basement, 136,900 Custom 12' SAILBOAT - And trailer Good condl Notict Is hereby given that the Boord ranch, 137,900. Sterling McCann, Real Es- 1109 75 pays everything except heat. Coll ot Trustees ot Brookdale Community en, full dining room, paneled dtn, l'/j 5421*40 lion 1200 75 people who had come to ments. Mildred., and family for their baths, utility room, two-car garage 115,500 tate Broker, 566 9666 264 8464 College will receive sealed bids at the down and you move In. Purchasing Office. 765 Ntwmon Springs see the event, gave Mr. Co- "We're all indebted to Mr support and help. LiNCROFT - Three-bedroom split, r^ 133. Income Proprty 16 FIBERGLAS TRI HULL - With trail- Rood, LincroM. Ntw Jersey al)l»PM baths. In-ground pool Mony extras. Caff er. 1972 65 h.p. Evlnrude engine, low prevailing time ot which time ond ploce 747 9513 after 5 30 and weekends. NEW YORK STATE - Liberty area. 16.S hours $1495 Call 842 4099 sold bids will be publicly opened1 and LITTLE SILVER - Just reduced. Three acres. Beautiful view. Two lorge buildings reod on July 24, 1974 for tht following suitable for apartments or lodge. Deep 16' JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - Glass hull. controcti bedroom ranch. % ocre of trees, trees, race legal. Chevrolet motor. Excellent ACADEMY trees. Cui de-sac near train and school well. Excellent for hunting and fishing. I Electrical Supplies Terms Call 741 2312 condition With trailer J2SO0. 528-7724 or 151,900. 741-4697. 899-4050 2. Janitorial Supplies AGENCY Contract documents may be examined Sidewalk, drainage work 966 Hwy 36, Hazlet MATAWAN RANCH — On tree shaded US. Commercial Property 1971 FIBERGLAS SLOOP - Halcyon 23 and copies obtained ot the Purchasing dO'x722' lot. Large living room, formal dfn- Sleeps lour. Volvo dlesel electronics. Fully Office of Brookdole Community College ' room, eat-In kitchen. Three bedrooms, 6ATONTOWN — Professional building, equipped. Excellent condition. Coll 842- at 765 Ntwmon Springs Rood. Lincroft, . bath. Full basement Excellent area. over 4000 sq ft US on Rt. 35 Must sell 5S64 otter 8 p m New Jersey on or after July IS, 1974. BRAND739-222 NEW HAZLET2 RANCH Storage attic. Can't lost at only 131,500 MYRON P KOZICKY AGENCY, 45 Rl THE KIRWAN CO., ReoOor, 717-6600 or 35. Eotontown. 544 1400 Bid securities In the form of a bid bond HUN 1972 MERCURY -Model 1400 EL. 140 h.p with adequate security thereon, or certi- 143-4350 With power trim. Like new condition. Con- are authorized in Hoimdel a xioo lot One-ax goroge. 16x15 living fied check In an amount equal to 10% of PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - With 2000 sq trols Included. Call Ben, 842 5464 room, ISxll country kitchen, three beef MIODLETOWN - Two-bedroom home, ft. and ISO' frontage on Rle 35. Middle the amount of the bid, not to exceed name petition from residents room, utility room, full bath. VA and FHA ormol dining room, eat-In kitchen, new town. Ideal for Doctor, Lawyer, Real Es- 24 CABIN CRUISER - Chrysler Ace en- 170,000 will be required. Bids may not HOLMDEL - Two ordi- port Road, and along the buyers welcome. THE KIRWAN CO , electric system, heating, bath and roof. tate, etc. In mint condition ond priced for gine, radio, depth finder, stand-up head. be withdrawn within 30 days after the oc eastside of Holmdel-Keyport objecting to county plans for Realtor, 787-MOO or 842 O50 Excellent buy at $?«,000 THE KIRWAN quick sole For Information call 787 TOSior Mlley. In water, ready for summer fun. tual day of tht bid opening nances authorizing improve- CO., Realtors, 717-5500. ill-9634 Coll 264-0407. Tht owner reserves the unrestricted ments to the township's drain- Road, from County Road 520 widening the intersection of COLtSNECK right to re|ed any or oil bids; ond to ac- MiODLETOWN-Tonglewood Section 24 ZOBEL - Seo Fo«. ISO h p. Chrysler cept any bid which is deemed most fa- north to Spring Valley Drive. Red Hill Road and Crawfords A bright and cheerful three-bedroom ranch 137. Lots and Acreage With slip. age system and the in- on o beautiful landscaped lot. Seven-year- vorable. The owner also reserves the FOUR BEDROOMS, V i BATHS COLTS NECK - Fully wooded waterfront Call 671 5139 right to relect ony bid If, In Its opinion, stallation of sidewalks on Both the drainage and side- Corner Road. old home In mint condition. One-year-old We'll mlis our home We've been very carpel on hardwood floors. Possible as- ot. a true island like paradise of mountain 26 CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER - Ex the bidder is not considered financially comfortable In It, but my husband Is going aurels, pines ond huge oaks. One ol a or technically able to carry out the con- three streets were adopted walk projects, the committee Mrs. J. J. Buckley of 127 sumption. Call for inspection. 174,500- KKfc to college, so we must move. If you cellent condition. Con be seen at Pouels kind! Call tor Information. J. D ROCHE, Boats, Rumson 741 7955. tract as Intended, or for ony reason in COUNJ^HOUSE Ike spacious rooms, our three-year-old bl- REALTOR, Hwy 34, Colts Neck. 462-2741 the owner's ludgment, it is not in the last night by the Township said, are part of an ongoing Crawfords Corner Road said evel will Interest you. Air conditioning, 27' PEARSON - Flberglas cabin cruiser. best Interest- of Brookdale Community Opp. Bell Labs Hoimdel o large vegetable garden and nice neigh MIDDLETOWN — High on a hill. 10 acres. I9S h.p. Dinette, sink. CB radio, depth College. Committee. program to appropriate the intersection poses a bon are induced There's much more, so n Variance for tennis club. 1100.000 recorder Sleeps lour. 14,000 llrm. Call af- 946-2500 you wish to sec It ot the 1973 price of ter 6 p.m.. 747-2584. All bidders will be required to furnish Five drainage projects, to- monies for improvements safety hazard which the wid- .49,900, please call 7t7-2O5l for appoint ELLEN S. HAZELTON a performance bond In conformity to the Realtor 30' TROJAN SEA RAIDER - Flybrldge, requirements of N.J.S. 7A 44-143 et seq taling $85,000, were author- when the funds are available. ening of Crawfords Corner 13 W River Rd., Rurmon 142 3200 twin 225 Chrysler, ship-to-shore, depth In an omount equal to 100% ot the con CUSTOM-BUILT MIDDLETOWN Member Inter City Relocation Service finder, refrigerator, Hoi-cold shower. tract omount. The New Jersey Pre- ized in one of the ordinances. The three areas slated for Road will not solve. The road vailing Wage Act and any amendments Beautiful ranch home, set high on a hill. Near Oak Hill. 90% martpoge to qualified MIODLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Sunrise Sleeps six. Days, 531-5200. Evenings ond widening, she added, is also buyer or assumssuee 7% morfgogogogee PrincipalPrincipals weekends, 842 67JT thereto wlilbe port of the controct docu The projects include: piping the installation of sidewalks Gorgeous property In one ot the finest Hill area. Densely wooded, approred mtnts- Ail bidders will be required to oreos. Three bedrooms, two both* Living _ ilyy Threhree bedroomsbedrooms, VJV/V/J bathsbth , RancRh building lot. 116,90 T Paul P Bovo. Real are on a list of priorities out- inconsistent with the town- Centrat ll aiair conditioningconditionin , fireplace In living 30 VENTNOR —^lyTng bridge, radio with comply with New Jersey Statutes prohtb of a ditch along the north side room with fireplace Den. Central air. This tor, 6712544. remote depth finder, compost Sleeps six home will tell Itself. Asking only US,500. room, carpeted. OverjlrOver e one-cor oaroge Ulna dtscrimlnallon In trnploymcnl of Van Brackle Road, the in-, lined by the Board of Educa- ship's proposed realignment ExcellenEl t conditiondt , 12Sxl712Sxl S lot. Asking MIDDLETOWN/NAVESINK - Choice Heod. galley, pressure wafer. 110 and 12- IN JS. 10:21 throuoht to 7-4 ond ony 155900 Cll (201) 6714533 home site, high, wooded views, 350' fron- 'olt refrigerator, 210 Chrysler power Coll of the intersection. 155,900. Coll (201) 671-4533. oner 6 p.m. 741-7583 amendments thereto.! stallation of storm drain ex- tion and the police depart- tage. 115.000, also lively larger site with July 1* 113 74 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Shadow Lawn stream. 121.000 Owners. 671-0747 or 291- tensions and construction of ment for improving safety According to Com- Manor. Near Monmouth College. Four- 154. Recreational Vehicles Realtor * bedroom Colonial, living room, dining K LIOAL NOTICI new headwalls at the catch conditions and school bus mitteeman David Cohen, the 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson room, eat-In kitchen, paneled family room. MONMOUTH BEACH - Corner residen- MOTOR HOME - 24 Winnebego Chief INVITATION FOR BIDS MM 760 Call 279-3035. tial building lot. nice area, 1)4.100 Call tain. 1971 413 Dodge. Sleeps six. Air condl Notict is hereby given that the Boord basin on the east side of routes. intersection, part of which is mornings 741 5297 Principals only. Honed- Generator. Monomatic, Fully of Trustees of Brookdale Community equipped. One owner Never rented. Al College will receive sealed bids for Data Crawfords Comer Road, the The committee also in- owned by the county, has NAVESINK - Five approved building ways garaged 110,500. M3 0892 lots. Division St. Coll Processing Forms ond Supplies ol 765 been under discussion for 10 Graceful Princess Newman SpSpringi •tgs ~Rood, Llncrott, New installation of an underground troduced an amendment to its Patch Crochet! 291-OJ94 TENT TRAILER Jefsey oHnI July, 79, 1974 of 3:00 P.M , ore years. OCEANPORT - 150x100. Excellent area. Steeps six Excellent canvas vailining time, at which time and ploce drain pipe and catch basin ordinance which regulates 632 Near river. Call alter 6. Coll 872-1948 or 787-0162 sold bids will bt publicly opened and along the south side of Hol- and licenses peddlers, solic- "The sight distance at this Printed Pattern 493 2611 15 SCOTTY ALL METAL TRAILER - read. Sleeps five. Stove, heater. Icebox, toilet, Contract documents may be examined land Road, the installation of itors and distributors. intersection," he added, "is RUMSON - Build your dream house an etc.. for compact cor. 1600 741 7039 and copies obtained ot tht Purchasing mil IV) acre lot In residential area Office ol Brookdole Community College two catch basins and related S. Thomas Gagliano, town- terrible because it's at the 142 2720 16'i TRAVEL TRAILER - Selt-contaln- at 765 Newmon Springs Road, Lincrofl, WILL TRADE - 16 choice building lots In eded. Heat, hot waterwater . LLarga e refrigerator. 3 New Jersey on or otter July le, 1974. storm drainage pipe at the ship attorney, said the com- highest point of the road." "A Florida, each 75' x 135 tor local properly way lights. 11.250. 741-2• 142' 1 Bid securities in tht form of a bid bond bend in Middle Road, and the total solution will never be ot equal value with or without buildings. 17' FAN TRAVEL TRAILER - Uleeps with odtquott security thereon, or certl mittee wants to amend its or- High ond dry Ml 5722 eight, sell contained slOOOflrm. fted check In an amount equal to 10% of installation of catch basins, a dinance to bring it up to date accomplished until the grad- 741-0854 the amount of tht bid, not lo exceed S70.000 will be required. Bids may not storm drainage pipe and with the most recent of mu- ing of the Intersection is low- 138. Mobile Homes 1971 14' TAG ALONG TRAILER - Sleeps be withdrawn within 30 days after the oc ATLAS 10x50 — Two bedrooms Trailer (our Heater, stove, ice box. toilet ond ex tual day of tht bid opening tieadwall on the west side of nicipal ordinances regulating ered," Mr.Cphen said. Furnished. Air conditioner Must be tras. Call oner 5.542 9370. Tht owner retrrvn tht unrestricted moved 13,000 495 0192 right to relect ony or all bids; and to oc Line Road. solicitors. Mayor George M. Boggio 15*. Swimming Pools cept any bid which is deemed most to GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOME vorable The owner also reserves Iht About 6,150 feet of sidewalk, Some municipal .ordinances, said the township hasn't been 29 Bethany Road off Hwy 35. Hoilet. New POOL — 16x4', with sundeck. filter. right to relect any bid if. In its opinion, Jersey Walk lo shopping area 264-3*11. chemicals, chain link fence. Originally the bidder is not considered financially for which $35,000 was appro- of this kind, Mr. Gagliano ex- notified of the project by the PARADISE TRAILER PARK over ssoo S200 or best offer. Also used 30 or technically obit to carry out the con plained, have been challenged county, and only learned of it Trailer 35x8 In excellent condition. Fur- gal water sonener, K0 6716413 tract as intended, or for ony reason In priated, will be installed at nished. Situated on private beoch Lorge the owner's ludgment It Is not in the best three locations: along the in court on their con- from residents. screened In cabana. 12500 Coll 291 5210 or Interest ot Brookdole Community Col 2»l 5221 SPECIAL Im. east side of Holmdel-Keyport stitutionality. Although Holm He directed the township 10x55' - Furnished. Must be moved. Besl All bidders will bt required to furnish Road from Bethany Road del's has not, he added, the attorney to contact the Mon- otter NOTICES o ptrlormonce bond In conformity to the 717-7023 between 9 J p.m. requirements ot N J S ?A 44 143 et stq south to the entry road adja- township wants to update the mouth County Board of Free- 210. Lost And Found in on amount equal to 100% ol Iht con 12x60 TRAILER - In nice adult park. Car- FOUNOUND Small brown male dog. In Leon- tract amount. Th* Ntw Jersey Prt cent to the Garden State ordinance to avoid chal- holders and state Department peted and same furniture Call 495 2175 or ardo iciit 49S-I6M ardo vicinity. vailing Wage Act ond ony amendments lenges. Colll 8720004anytime thereto will be part ot the corrtrod docu- Parkway, along the north side of Transportation to. arrange ments. All bidders win be required to 1970 DELTA - On lot In Holly HIM Park LOST — Calico remote cot Brown, white of County Road 520 from Ely 12x60 Extra large bedroom Beautiful In- comply with Ntw Jersey Statutes prohib In other business the town- a meeting with the township and black Green collar. Has two block • ting discrimination In employment terior and furnishings Including TV. wash- spots on nose Little Silver, near Harding Road west to Holmdel-Key- on the matter. er, dryer, air conditioning, shed Call 495- (N J.$ .0-7-1 through 10:2-4 ond ony ship was presented with a 106- Rd.. June 10. Recently seen Allen St.. amendments thereto ) HtHrtMMn Romson Child s pel Big reward 741 8685 July 16 117 77 l«0. Real Estate Wanted LOST - Calico cot. named "Tiger" Blue collar with two bells ond heart Old cat. LIBAL NOTICt HOUSES OR LAND needs special care. Last seen vicinity Hlof INVITATION FO« IIDt t Cash for your house or land ond Mechanic Sis . Red Bonk Reword Notice Is hereby given that the Boord ot THE KIRWAN CO . Realtor Colt 747 3061 oner 6pm. Trustees ot Brookdale Community Col- 1,000 sewer hookups soon 160 Hwy 36 Welt Keonsburg. N J LOST - Hoimdel vicinity, female dog. lege will receive sealed bids ot 74S New 717-6601 Mixed breed Mostly collie-shepherd man Springs Rood. Llncrott. New Jersey LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In Block, ton and white Nashville, Davidson al 3 00 P.M prevolllng time at which Keonsburg Mlddlelown Hailet Hoimdel County, Term , license togs. 9469447 time ond ploce sold bids will be publicly THE SMOLKO AGENCY 7174123 opened ond reod for Carpel on August 1. LOST - Male Slomete. striped. Llncrolt SELLING YOUR HOME? orea Answers lo Oscar " Family heart to be permitted in Hazlet For the purpose of preparing ond sub- WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH broken Reword 842 1699. mitting a bid. Contractors may obtain plans ond specifications from me Pur CLOVER REALTY 264 7400 LOST - Siberian Husky, lemole, onswers HAZLET — Sewerage Au- lo Snow " Blue eyes Rumson orea. Re choslng Department. Brookdole Commu Stone Road areas of the I possibility that the work may word 842 5370 nlty College. 765 Newmon Springs Rood, Llncrott. New Jersey on or after July 17, thority Engineer John Mallon ship. be completed before the end 1974 by depositing with the respecltve of RECREATIONAL ill. Special Notices 'Ice a check for IH 00 for each sel re told authority members last "It's a matter of going of this year." fw'lLL NOT" be responsible for any debts quested for Corpef. oil of which will be night that more than I,ft* down a checklist with the con- other than Incurred by myself Thomas returned It o bid Is submitted to the Own Authority Chairman Liven up a room with this Eastmond, 44 Hudson Ave , Wnt Keans er os o Prime Contractor ond the ptons homes and businesses in the tractor," said Mr. Mallon. • burg. and specifications ore returned promptly Charles J. Wtldman said he Ijl. Blcycl«,/Mlnl Blfcos country-look, patchwork pair. and in good condition. township may be permitted to "We'll be checking such BICYCLE - Lady s three-speed if a bid Is not submitted to the Owner expects the Bayshore Region- Crochet 13" square pillow, Immoculate. MS 213. Instruction ond the plons ond specifications returned tie Into the sewerage system things as manholes and other 141 un promptly, then one halt of the deposit on al Sewerage Authority to for- 12" round hassock in sec- CERTIFIED MATH TEACHER Will tu eoch set will be retained by the Archl within two to three weeks. contractual specifications. In BICYCLE tor all levels of math through grode 12 teds for reproduction ond handling. mally announce the opening tions; sew together; trim with Man s 10 speed US Call741-3981,9am toipm Bid securities in the (arm of a bid band His announcement involves all, It should take about two of the Raritan Valley pump- 7I74MS LESSONS IN TENNIS" • Ith odeouate security thereon, or cerll tassels. Use worsted in red, tied check In on amount equal to >0% of potential customers In the weeks to Inspect the work TWO 20 Boy S BICYCLES. 117 eoch 20' AND SPANISH ing station "within the next Call 222 0408 otter 6pm me amount of the bid will be required white, blue or any three col- boy s bicycle. tIS Three speed boy s 20 Bids may not be withdrawn within ]0 Chestnut Hill, Keyport Holm- that's been done." two or three days." days after the actual doy ot the bid open ors. Pattern 632; directions. del Road, Florence Ave. and Cruz Construction Co. of He said the pumping station 152. Boots and Accessories Train For A Send 75 cents Inr each pal- CARPET BIDDERS' REQUIREMENTS ~ LEGAL NOTICE Union installed the sewer could not be put Into oper- Your own mirror will (ell BIG DISCOUNTS - On new boal trail Job As A Eoch bidder will submit with his bid an lines. Jem — add 25 cenN fin men ers Boat Houqt. Sea Bright Open Man affidavit showing preouolltlcotlons In oc NOTICI ation until BRSA readied its through Frl . 9 to 9, Sat . Sun, I to 5 30 142 cordonce with the standards ot NEW you how attractive you look 2711 The neil Regulor Meeting of the Holm The engineer also reported pattern for flr*t-cUx* miulini; JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TREA del Township Boord ol Education will be facilities to accept additional in this gracefully flared dress. SLUE JAY ^Tibefglot. No siiT E«- Bulldozer SURY. DIVISION OF BUILDING CON held at I 00 P M on Wednesday. July 17, that construction of sewers flow from the township. and special handling Send ID STRUCTION, which told standards have 1974 In the library of he Hoimdel Infer Zip it up with or without flow- cellent racing record Former club chom ood been odopted by the Deportment of High Liura Wheeler, fil The Red plan Two sets ol SOUS Trailer (ISO M2 mediate School Instead of the Admlnls along Middle Road and Union The authority's next regu- FLYING DUTCHMAN"uX No 1074 LEGAL NOTICE Irocl ot mtenoed. or lor ony reoton m compiled with all provision! ot Ine slot Mr. Mallon, adding, "the con- at Brookdale Community Col- from your enfti 11-00 N\MK. ADDRESS with ZIP Pknlrend. Proctor B matt, sails, trailer the Owner t ludgment. it it nol In Ine utet ot the united Slorlet required lo be 11,200 Steve Korper 12031 224-0690 Monti best Intern) of Brookdole Community complied with before Ming oulhorlied la tractor awarded this project lege, Llncroft, 2>a years. Ine1.nl Crochtt Book 11.00 SIZE and STYI.K M'MBEH HILU"CATAMARAN BY Al CORT Tht ntif rtgular mating ol lh» Board College commence IM butlnett ol bonking ol a Hilrpln Crochtt Book tl 00 Car topoUe Mint condition 1475 Of Firt CornmlMlotwi o* Ditirict No 1 All bidders will be required lo furnish a National Bonking Association. (R. J. Longo Co. of Cildwell) Beciuse of Incorrect Infor- NEW! 8PRINO-SUMMER 4)1 I4S4 In Ih* Towntftla of PrttftOtd, County of Now, therefore, I hereby certify that Inltant MMnmi Book 11.00 performance bond In conformity lo the already has started digging mation supplied The Register Monmouth will bt htld on Wodnndov. requirements ol N J J 1A 44 14] el teq itmmwo* ofsoclotion it author CATALOG! W> love to d*il|O ] eq ommence the business of bonk- liMtint Gift Book 11.00 for you—over 100 town, v«w BOSTON WHALE* - Glostran, Sport July 17, it/4 ol • oo f w ot mt^JToII In oon amounamountt eqaequall llo 10*10*% oll IIhhe con along Union Ave." a story in Friday's editions In-' Compute Afghin Book 11.00 croft, Seocratl. Stinger. Johnson, OMC. I'lCt MtOdQUOftfM ract amount the New Jersey *re Ina os a Notional Bonking Association tlon, glamor ttylp* Choofpont Merculser, Volvo lt til StMlwtll Corntri Rood FrtthoM Town vailinailing WagW e AAcl l ond any amendments In testimony whereof, witness my sig- Added the engineer, "Al- correctly Identified her u 1. Jiffy ftutjB Book SO* tfilp, Ntw J*r»#y thereto wiifbt part of the contract d»cu nature and teoi of office this liih doy of II l»rli« Affh.nt Book 5« pattern free! Send 75' now. STEPHEN G RUSSAK mtnti All bidders will bt required to June. If74 though the contractor his un- having taught it Rumion Quill Book 1—1« pltterm 50* INSTANT Faihlon Book. II. CltfH comply with New Jersey Statutes prehtb James E. Smith til Jin. 8 to complete the job Country Day School for 2U •oard ot Flrt CofnmltHontri inn* discrimination In employment Comptroller of Ihe Currency MttMum Quilt Book 2 604 IN8TAKT Sewing, ripok-tew FLAGSHIP Odlrlct No t (N M 10 J t through IS 7 I and Charter No mi under the terms of his con- years. She had been on the Frtthold TowntMp amendments thereto ) Juty 1, ». le. W. » II OullU for Twl.y Book W II today, weir It tomnrow. It Municipal Mar int Basin July It 171 X Atlantic Highland* 7* 1 H July U UN AufJ t. II. j», 17 Mill tract, I'm not leaving out the faculty there for four months \ 21 HOWOIOMt •PsvW fV TWfS TIME «H0ttfF? Crossword Puzzle

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Speak clearly. eOMBTHlMfir I TUINK FEU- IN A on the one hand and feelings fact, may cause many of your anonymity before the PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) VOU 5W0ULD KNOW. of euphoria on the other, with activities to cancel each curiosity of a stranger. -Though another's base in- over-reactions on some days other out. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - gratitude may leave you and calm to the point of not You have extremely strong Don't feel hurt if your efforts wondering, you would do well reacting at all on other days. ideas on a great many sub- are not appreciated. You to move ahead quickly with- Very little will come to you jects -- and though you may should have an opportunity to out further ado. Know your easily, for you are not one to be changeable when it comes prove yourself worth recog- own mind. take things as they come. to almost everything else, you nition late in the day. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your nature requires you to do not easily change your SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -Be careful of detail today. understand what happens to ideas. —There is no reason why you If you are unwilling to give you and to those around you To find what it in store lor should not be able to achieve the necessary time to detail, -- and until you understand you tomorrow, select your your goals for the day. Don't authorize someone else to do both causes and effects you birthday and read the corre- be misdirected into non-ger- so in your place. cannot accept events as they sponding paragraph. maine activity. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Andy Cu|)|i occur. Wednesday. July 17 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- —A study of the occult is not Easily angered and just as CANCER (June 21-July 22) Dec. 21) -You can develop possible at this time, but you J -Your generous nature I'VE BEEN DROPPED FROM THE CAPTAIN SAYS PYER THINK I SHOULD easily pacified, you are not an interest into a genuine can increase your knowledge makes it possible for you to ability if you are quick to THl rWrSAUTEAM.FLO/ ANSWER IX OR IGNORE IT, one to) hold a grudge. At the considerably by talking ME? INDECISIVE? same time, however, neither help another to the attain- take advantage of an oppor- "shop" with another. HUH.'COUlWTTELLME r 0* STUFF IT &0WN1* ment of goals he or she might NEVER!! can you be depended upon to tunity to learn the ropes. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 1DAAtv> uYw rsrCFACE" —.' _ INDECISIVE IN otherwise have to surrender. THROAT. OR WHAT? remain peaceful or acquies- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. —A day when you should be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -An FRONT OF GOAL.' LET'S CONSIDER.... cent towards a given en- 19) -You would be wise to able to test your powers of exceptionally successful deavor, project, or sugges- stick absolutely to the truth concentration. Confusion in morning may cause you to tion, for as the day passes, today. If tempted to the early morning may cause relax your guard during changes occur in your at- embroider things a little, you some uneasy moment of afternoon and evening. If so. titudes - changes which are don't. concern. Sheinwold's bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD made the right play. comes in. Declarer loses one to Red Bank Register, Box "What can I do to cure him club, one diamond and two 3318, Grand Central Station, "My fiance is very critical of this distressing habit?" hearts. New York, NY. 10017 ) South dealer THE ONE THAT'S V . of the way I play bridge," a The cure is easy, but first Any girl clever enough to WAKE Uf? QAGWOOD.' Both sides vulnerable reader complains. "Some- let's look at the hand to see play the hand so well should WAKE UP Oft VOU'LL. NORTH IISS THE FIGHT' times he bawls me out in the who was right. see the cure for herself: Mar- ry the beast. If that doesn't a> A 106 middle of a hand, even though Its clear that the young 9 194 cure him, nothing will. I may be quite right. Here's a lady is perfectly right: She O 102 DAILY QUESTION hand that caused trouble the made the correct play, and I e> KQJ 107 other night: assume she made her game Partner opens with 1 NT (16 WEST EAST "I was declarer and won contract. to 18 points), and the next s>732 a) 54 the first trick with the ace of The defense can get a club, player passes. You hold: S-7 3 A52 king, then attacked clubs. trump to dummy's ten in or- Answer: Bid 2 NT. You have only 8 points in high SOUTH "They didn't take the first der to discard two hearts on 4) KQJ98 club, but East did take the the good clubs. South's line of cards but your strong five- 9 A7) second club and returned a play should gladden the heart card suit is worth at least one O A9 club for his partner to ruff. of any young man. additional point. You can af- + 964 That's when Paul, my fiance, The point is that South goes ford to invite game. South Weal North Ess* exploded. He gave me a long down if she draws three ('A Packet Guide To 14) Pats 2 * Pats WliAW-sWT lecture on counting trumps, rounds of trumps. East can Bridge' written by Alfred 2 4 Put 3 4> Pats TO MM* and I never did get the then refuse the first two Sheinwold is available. Get 4 a) All Pass chance to prove that I had clubs, and the suit never your copy by sending 50 cents Opening lead -OK "mam SOU KN0U HOU / MUCH MONEY IT D0K TO MAKE THIS mm. ?

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