The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO.78 SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1974 TEN CENTS Campaign financing bill before legislature TRENTON (AP) — The public financing of campaigns is Only the Assembly has scheduled a session flKlav Other In such public employers groups as the \eu Jersey SCIUKII The measure was sponsored by Assemblyman Albert again before the legislature with a bill in ratead the concept bills to be given possible action include Hoards Association Burstein. I) Bergen, who is also the chief backer of the bill to to gubernatorial primaries scheduled fur a vote today in the — A proposed $90 million bond UMK fur stall- subsidies extend public financing to gubernatorial primary' campaigns. Assembly. for low and middle income housing and housing fur the el- — A bill that would limit BCtlMl cash contributions. In p» The primary' bill would require 125.000 seed money before In a statement Friday, the Assembly Democratic major- derly The measure passed the Senate last Monda\ If ap- litical campaigns tn SUM) ami would prohibit candidate* froni a candidate would become eligible for public funds on a dollar demanding contributions la their campaigns limn public cm- ity leadership said il feels "without a meaningful bill to help proved and signed b\ (Jov Brendan T Rvrne H WNIM hHnu for dollar matching basis w«th funds he raised privately. finance primary elections we will not be able to effectively the total value of proposed bond issues un the Xu\ i hullo! to |llo>es It would also limit to $25,000 the amount of money that curb the ills connected with the practice of obtaining cam $590 million, including bunds for highways, railroads, and pre- Karlier this >ear Bvrne signed U'gi»lalinn elfeclne with could be contributed to a candidate's primary bid by his fami- , paign funds from private sources servation of recreational land the 1977 campaign lor governor for publu financing of that ly Assembly Speaker I. Howard Woodson.DMercer. said. — A bill to extend the powers of the stale Public Employe election. " When it was introduced the bill's backers estimated that "We all know that the real effort to influence candidates Relations Commission The measure would broaden PERC'H Candidates whu can raise MO.MM in seed money" will the cost of a primary campaign would be about $750,000 per comes during primary elections when voter turnout is relati- authority to regulate labor disputes involving public employ then be eligible for $.2 of slate mwte} fur every SI thev ralM candidate which would entail stale support of about $360,000 vely light and campaign fundrauung is more difficult ' es. It is supported by organized labor and .idam.unh opposed privately^, x •">for each office seeker in the primary election campaign High incomes surtax said part of Ford economic plan WASHINGTON (AP) - ments on what we're going to his major economic address l>resident's program "calls for rifice and self-discipline when President Ford is reported talk about on Tuesday." The President's proposals sacrifices" by the public, in- he travels to Burlington, VI., ready to recommend an in- Administration sources at on housing are expected to in- dustry' and government. tonight for a dinner saluting come tax surcharge on corpo- knowledged the 5 per cent elude a recommendation for "Sacrifices will be asked retiring Republican Sen rations and upper income in- surtax had been discussed at tax exemptions to encourage but there also will be propos- George D. Aiken. dividuals as part of his anti- high-level economic meetings the flow of savings into finan- als to make the sacrifices The aides also said Ihe inflation program. It probably would be cial institutions for use as equiUble so everyone bears President is planning to u.sc The President spent much coupled with tax reductions mortgage loans The housing his just share," Nessen said other out-of-town speaking en- of yesterday working on the for those in.lower income industry is in its deepest "It's a package and it's gagements in Ihe weeks package of proposals he will brackets who are hit hard b\ slump ever because of tight comprehensive," the spokes- ahead as a forum for major outline to Congress and the inflation, the sources said money and high inlerrsi man said of Ford's proposals addresses on specific econom- nation in a nationally tele- The surtax presumably rates. "... This is a package that ic trouble spots such as hous- vised and broadcast address would apply against taxes After the Sunday meeting, it carried out totally will ac- ing and high interest rales. from Capliol Hill at 4 p in paid — not the full income of Wtfrte House press secretary complish the job of con- Many of these appearances EDT tomorrow. an individual or a corporation Ron Nessen turned aside trolling inflation by 1976." were arranged to support Re- White House spokesmen — but details were scanty as questions on the President's Presidential aides said Ford publican congressional candi- said Ford has settled on more Ford put the final touches on tax plans But hi? said the may talk of the need for sac- dates. than a dozen specific propos- als, centering on problems with food and energy prices the depressed housing industry and record high interest HONORS FOR MISS JEPSON - AAiss Helen Jepson of New Shrewsbury, Greater fuel conservation rates former star, meets with Boris Goldovsky. who pre- Administration sources said sided over ceremonies during his company's production of La Traviata' at they expect the income tax the AAonmouth Arts Center, Red Bank, last night. She was honored for shar- surcharge to be among the ing her musical gifts with the world. President's recommendations sought as inflation fight aid According to Time magazine. Ford is ready to seek a 5 per By The Associated Press ing their cars more slowly crude slowly climbing, more ning system to curb gasoline cent surtax on corporations and turning out lights conservation is needed to halt consumption. Ford spokes- Helen Jepson cited as well as individuals in the American fuel conservation The survey showed these the dollar flow. The dollar men say the president is op- higher income tax brackets efforts have lost some of their efforts have slackened since drain is one of the biggest posed to such a move. Time said the surcharge steam, and experts in and out the end of the embargo. They reasons (or the inflation that "Sooner or later, a ratio- "probably" would be on indi- •if government are calling for continue to provide consid- plagues this country and ning system Is going to be vidual incomes of $7,500 and new ways to save energy and erable energy savings — much of the industrialized needed as far as the United for sharing her gift above and on family incomes slow the inflationary flow of more than a million barrels of world, economists say States is concerned because of $15,000 and above dollars to oil countries oil a day. That's good, but not France has already moved there is no awareness as far BB..y GRErnr/G< BORABAD tlK/ hae saidi-niil . "U/"Wne hnnnhonor heharr witu>ifh Hn.e calle__I»_dJ »«Mis. s Jepso• —n "it a— The President, asked about An Associated Press survey enough, many experts are to cut oil imports by 10 per as the public is concerned to gratitude and appreciation for great diva and celebrated lyr- the magazine report as he left completed on the eve of Pres- saying. cent, and Italy is also taking this energy problem we RED BANK - Miss Helen her great gift of music which ic soprano" whose unselfish Bcthesda Naval Hospital af- ident Ford's economic policy With American crude pro- mandatory steps to reduce face." Laird said last week Jepson, hailed as one of the she shared with the world." devotion to her art and people ter visiting his wife last speech shows that Americans duction slowly declining and energy use. great singers of the Metro- After graduating from the See Helen Jepson, page 2 night, said "I make no com- are still traveling less, driv- imports of expensive foreign Secretary of the Treasury politan Opera by her peers, Curtis Institute, Miss Jepson William E. Simon said last was honored at last night's became a Metropolitan Opera week that conservation is the Terrorists' performance of "La Trav- prospect for her solo soprano only tool this country has iata" at the Monmouth Arts performance in Brahms' "Re- right now to bring down for- Center for sharing her musi- quiem." eign oil prices. siege may cal gift with the world. Once at the Met, she was President Ford is expected More than 600 opera en- noted for her role in the pre- ' to announce some new mea- be near end thusiasts, some of whom miere of "In the Pasha's Gar- sures for conserving energy SANTO DOMINGO. Do- .came especially to participate den," and her debut as Nedda tomorrow, but advance word minican Republic (AP) — A in paying tribute to Miss Jep- in "Pagliacci." is that no radical steps will be flurry of police activity at the son, witnessed the brief cere- It was appropriate that taken. Venezuelan consulate, where mony over which Boris Gold- Miss Jepson was honored dur- Simon's successor as head leftist terrorists have been ovsky, whose opera company ing Mr. Goldovsky's staging of the Federal Energy Admin- holed up with an American staged "La Traviata" here, of "La Traviata" here since istration, John Sawhill, is diplomat and six other hos- presided. Violetta in the Verdi opera known to favor a federal tax tages for 10 days, spurred As Miss Jepson glided out was one of her most famous .on gasoline to cut demand speculation today that the of the wings before the ad- roles. President Ford has said he siege may be nearing an end. miring audience, Mr. Gold- L. Kenneth. Simsarian, Mon- does not favor such a tax. Dominican authorities ovsky bowed and kissed her mouth County Arts Council The AP conservation sur- moved dozens of newsmen, hand amid shouts of "Bravo." executive director, noted that vey, like several others taken photographers and television "There's nothing that at one time great opera had during the past year, showed camera crews almost out of gives me greater pleasure been known to exist in only that people cited inflation and sight of the two-story con- than what I'm doing now," famous houses such as La the high price of gasoline and sulate yesterday. said Mr. Goldovsky. who stud- Scala and Covent Garden. electricity as the prime rea- Police and a special army ied music with Miss Jepson at "Singers, too, had a handi- sons for cutting back. In- unit cleared a two-block area the' Curtis Institute in Phila- cap if they did not have a Eu- dustry spokesmen also said around the building, and delphia. ropean name," he said. Miss l»frttf IH they were cutting back be- three vehicles drove into the 'Shared with world' Jepson, among others, he Maloney, president of the First National State cause it saved them money consulate grounds through an said, prdved that Americans CHAMBER AWARDS - More than 200 persons" "Since the oil embargo, "She's one of the great turned out at the Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, Bank of the Jersey Coast, Rumson. Below are Jay adjacent churchyard. singers and one of the first were also capable of great Patock, Patock Construction Co., New Shrews- only the price is making But there was no sign of ac- singing. last night for the fifth annual awards dinner of the people conserve," said Dr. from Cftrtis to go to the Met.' Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce. Sixteen bury; Samuel Marks, New Shrewsbury Ice, New tivity from inside, either by Shrewsbury; Robert Matthews, co-choirman of the James Murray of the Nation- the half-dozen terrorists or area businesses were honored for accomplishing al Opinion Research Center in maior construction projects during the year. awards committee; John F. Famulary, chamber the hostages. The hostages in- president; Henry Scaccia, Little Silver Market Chicago which has been pol- clude Barbara Hutchison, 47. Among those on hand to receive plaques were, ling citizen views on energy The inside story above, left to right, Arthur Pauels of Pauels Boats, Place, and Walter Zimmerer Jr., representing head of the U.S. Information Walter Zimmerer & Sons, Colts Neck. Also receiv- for the FEA. "It's strictly Service in Santo Domingo. Rumson; Brian Moss, Tubby's Shell Service Sta- economic." THE WEATHER ing awards, but not present, were the office build- Dominican police earlier tion, Red Bank; Harry Aronis of Perkins Pancake Many experts feel that vol- House, Shrewsbury; John T. DeMarco, co-chair- ing at 611 River Road, Fair Haven; Nelson Press, called for the unconditional Partly cloudy with chance ol showers Rumson; Doremus Ford Agency, New Shrews- untary conservation can ac surrender of the leftist rebels, man of the improvement awards committee; complish only so much. They today. Fair, cool tonight and tomorrow. Com- George Mayer, business manager of The Daily bury; Cheshire Square, Little Silver; Boynton 8. who claim allegiance to the plete' report on page 2, Boynton Inc., Red Bank, and Red Bank Pizza. say any further reductions in Jan 12 Movement. It had Register, Shrewsbury;' Michael Waldman of Avis consumption require stronger Car and Truck Rental, Red Bank; and Andrew P. been reported that the gov- Littoral Society has annual meeting. measures. ernment of President Joaquin Flower show draws 7.SM Former Secretary of Den- Balaguer had agreed to let Dodgers go two up; Athletics'get even page 14 fense Melvin Laird, one of the terrorists leave the Do- Giants reach aew low In NFLs fourth week page 14 Ford's leading unofficial ad- minican Republic, but the Weekend high school football coverage pages IS-I? visers, says he favors a ratio- government had denied this. Classified 1H-22 DAILY REGISTER Comics 21 PHONE NUMBERS Contemporary Life Ml Mala Office 542-4H* Editorials « Classified Ads S42-17M A liberal's apology; Entertaiameal. TV II circalalloa Depl M2-4IH Financial ' Sports Depl '...... J42-4H4 Make A Date 12 Mlddletown Bareaa ni-225« those report cards Obltaarles * Freehold Bnreaa.i 4S2-2I2I Milton Viorst, liberal author of "The New Politics" col- Sports 14-17 Long Braaca Bareiu ..222-1111 umn that appears regularly on our editorial .pages, says liber- als have an apology to make He came to that conclusion af- ^ Drig A*H*tlo«Tr.bfern- AacUoaOallet ter reading "FDR's Last Year." a best seller by Jim Bishop, CaU mmmmHelp Dayo r St."* iSSShVSS another of our syndicated contributors. The Viorst column »• r 8 t will appear on page 6 in tomorrow's editions _. " " Bank Open Mon.Tues. Wed In "Learning World," Elinor Multer writes that school re- The Borough of Eatontown port cards continue to be the subject of discussion, debate, de- will hold a regular public Baars' Famoas Restaurant nouncement and revision Her column is a regular feature of meeting of Mayor and Council 'Highlands — Twin Lobsters on Wed., Oct. 9, 1974. at K The Daily Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest |7.95 plus a complete menu of newspaper and Monmouth County's most Interesting news- p m. at the Meadnwbrook sumptuous seafood delights. School, Wyckoff Rd. Open seven days. 872-1245 paper M. Becker, Borough Clerk * The DtaflyRegister SHREWSBURY N. J MONOAY OCTOBER 7 1974 ranks among leaders in tenants' rights finding a new buyer for his By PETER M. HALDFA Supreme Court decision that In what today would bo an d Little Silver apartment for family leases premises "quiet enjoyment " were rendered unuseablf af- merchandise - when the par- year laid the question to rest open-and-shut case, the court a summer at the shore The the parties do not recognize Judge Francis, wnting the ter each rainstorm because of ty with whom he contracted TRENTON (AP) - New The case concerned a ten- ruled the tenant was entitled wife was injured when an at- that the pact is in the interest opinion in Reste Realty Corp flooding fails to perform. Jersey has one of the highest ant who rented a Paterson to "actual and exclusive" tic floor collapsed, sending and for the protection of v. Cooper, said a "covenant Perhaps the most signifi- But the law was slow to ex- percentages of apartment apartment but found he was possession of the premises, her plummeting to the floor members of his household and for quiet enjoyment" is im- cant advancement of tenants' tend this rule to landlord-ten- dwellers of any stale in ihr unable to occupy it when the and that the landlord had a below others who enter thereon tn plied in every lease. The fail- rights in New Jersey has ant contracts Within the past nation. Not surprisingly, (In- lease began because the pre- duty to seek the immediate The landlord defended on his right," Justice Francis ure of a landlord to provide come about in recent years decade, however. New Jersey state ranks among the load- vious tenant had failed to ouster of the previous tenant grounds the wife could not wrote in awarding damages such essentials as heal and with the adoption of a doc- courts have adopted the doc- ers in tenants' rights, a relati- evacuate The Irate tenant sue since only her husband to the wife. plumbing would allow a ten- trine requiring landlords to tnne in rental cases, holding vely new concept in the field sued the landlord and. in Adr- The rights of a tenant to had been party to the lease. In 1968, the state Supreme ant to vacate the premises on seek new tenants when exist- grounds he has, in effect, thai landlords who fail to of law. ian v. Habinowitz. was sue (or injuries sustained be- Supreme Court Justice John Court affirmed the doctrine of ing tenants vacate pre- make efforts to fill a vacancy As late as 19M, there was awarded a judgment based on cause of a landlord's negli- J. Francis, who wrote the "constructive eviction," been evicted by the landlord. Judge Francis staled. maturely. may not recover lost rent serious question as to the the amount of rent he would gence were extended to other opinion in the case, vehe- which states that a tenant Under normal rules of con- from a tenant who abandoned right of a tenant to occupy his have paid (or the period dur- occupants of an apartment in mently disagreed. may withhold rent if a land- The case involved a com- tract law, an aggrieved party his apartment prior to the ex- premises at the beginning of ing which he was denied en- 1956 in Faberv. Creswick "It is utterly unrealistic to lord fails to maintain the mercial tenant in Hackensack must make efforts to lessen piration of his lease his lease. But a New Jersey try A man and wife had rented say that when the head of a premises for the tenant's whose basement premises his damages - such as by Clark proposes cabinet Helen Jepson is honored level energy department for sharing gift with public FREEHOLD - Kenneth W passed by both bodies in dif- Clark said, "but it is not the (Continued) servatory, like my mother, attended each night met his Clark, third district Republi- fering versions is now in con- whole answer. We are going continue to serve as an ex- and learn to sing. expectations. can candidate for Congress, ference and may not be re- to have to work faster and ample of a great person. Mr. Simsarian, looking at "Our advance ticket sales has called for the creation of leased before the upcoming harder to develop a safe and Miss Jepson (Mrs. Walter the statistics for the (wo op- lagged, but we did notice that a cabinet-level Department of recess. dependable 'breeder reactor' Dellera), who now lives in era performances, said the during the past week the Energy and Natural Re- for nuclear plants, which New Shrewsbury, also found approximately 700 people who sales picked up." he said. sources to coordinate govern- Under the Mr Clark's plan, would provide 50-60 per cent herself the focus of attention ment efforts to promote U.S. KKDA would be placed under more energy than the nuclear at her seat and in the lobby of energy selfsufficiency by the the jurisdiction of the pro- plants presently being used. the Monmouth Arts Center. mld-1980's. posed Department of Energy Perhaps two people who MAFs seasonal "In addition," he said, "we •A and Natural Resources. The must determine how much we have experienced Miss Jep- Mr Clark also chided department would have fur- can depend upon solar and son's personal attention and House and Senate Democratic ther responsibilities in setting geothermal energy sources interest in their future sum leaders for "dragging their energy production goals for and how best to develop and up the warmth and love many premiere glitters feet on the creation of an the 1 (Mil's and in developing make use of our coal and in Monmouth County feel for Energy Research and Devel- alternate energy sources. shale oil resources without the former opera star. f opment Agency (ERDA)" "Energy conservation is a compromising the delicate ec- They are Francine Har- with La Traviata' The measure which has been bour, 17, and John Morrison, large part of the fight." Mr. ological balances." By GREG BORAK unforced. Together, Miss 10, both high, school students Schneider and Mr. Stevenson in Holmdel, who recalled how \ Miss Jepson, who is also a RED BANK - The Gold- blend in beautiful duets, nei- speech therapist, affected ovsky Grand Opera Theater ther overpower the other, in their lives. marked the opening of the tender moments as well as in Weather: Partly cloudy Monmouth Arts Council sea- anger and remorse. PETS BLESSED — The Rev. William J. Bausch, "We were in third and James Javore, as Alfredo's fourth grades at the time," son this weekend with a com- Becoming partly cloudy cool tomorrow, high in the hour, with higher gusts this pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Colts Neck, petent and even production of father Giorgio Germont, with chance of few showers middle 60s. Precipitation pro- morning, diminishing to 10 to right, blesses a caterpillar in a aquarium held by Mtss Harbour said, "and had speech problems. Miss Jepson Verdi's "La Traviata." added presence by his stature late this morning or early this bability 30 per cent today, 15 m.p.h. tonight and tomor- Clifford Cole, 9, of Colts Neck. The Rev. Bausch Whether considering the and a very much in character afternoon. High in the middle near zero tonight and tomor- row. Outlook for Wednesday: blessed a wide variety of animals—including two helped us overcome those problems." production's components such authority with his baritone 70s. Clear and cool tonight, row. Winds from the south- Fair and cool. horses—on the church grounds Saturday. The box as casting, singing, staging voice. He, too, displayed cas- low jn the low 50s. Sunny and west at 10 to 15 miles per In Long Branch, yes- in Rev. Bausch's band contains dog tricks for ap- An added delight for Miss ual control which com- Harbour and her elementary and acting separately or their •X, terday's high temperature prehensive animals. cumulative and simultaneous plements the other lead mem- was 80 and the low, 49 de- school classmates, she said, was when Miss Jepson effects, the conclusion Is that bers of the cast. grees. It was 66 at 6 p.m. and Boris Goldovsky brought a The three principals' sing- Development council sets the overnight low was 53. brought old opera costumes she wore on the stage to well-prepared company to the ing and acting skills were Today's 7' a.m. temperature Parley on state's Monmouth Arts Center and mirrored by the lesser roles talks by GOP candidates was 53. school for the girls to try on. "It was a real thrill for all executed well all the chal- performed by the company's ASBURY PARK -Republi- a luncheon meeting at the of us," said Miss Harbour, lenges th« work presents. members. Nikki Bowie's An- TIDES nina, Vloletta's maid, is an can Congressional candidates Deal Golf and Country Club. Sandy Hook growing housing who ,is now a member of the It's refreshing to see young opera singers, which make up example of this. She not only have been Invited to speak at Kendall H. Lee, executive TODAY - High 12:33 p.m. Monmouth Conservation of the Oct. 18th meeting of the vice president of council, Music. She is now looking for- a large portion of Mr. Gold- has a mature voice with and low 7:12 p.m. ovsky 's company, attack their depth and character, biit il- Monmouth-Oceap Devel- pointed out that it has been a TOMORROW - High 1:15 ward to appearing in the Con- opment Council. tradition to invite the guber- crisis is upcoming servatory's Nov. 23 and 24 roles with confidence and lustrates attention to acting, a.m. and 1:36 p.m. and low maturity of voice, while at as did all the other per- natorial and congressional 7:10 a.m. and 8:24 p.m. production of "Die Fie- candidates at regular meet- TRENTON (AP) - The many officials believe the an- dermaus." the same time exhibiting po- formers, which made the en- Those who have accepted For Red Bank and Rumson tential for growth within this tire production believable the Invitation to attend arc: ings each year they are run- bridge, add two hours; Sea Byrne administration will swers are in Washington and "John and I came espe- Rep. Charles W Sandman ning. convene a special conference not here. cially tonight to see our for- fine art form as they expand and, therefore, a success. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; their stage experience. Done In English Jr., Rep. Edwin B. Forsythe, The Democratic congres- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- this week to find answers to Within the past month Gov. mer teacher and give her our Henry J. Keller, and Kenneth sional candidates spoke at the the deepending housing crisis Brendan T. Byrne, State best wishes," Miss Harbour To single out a few notable This English language pro- utes; Highlands bridge, add duction of the Italian opera W. Clark. The meeting will be Sept. meeting 40 minutes. in New Jersey, although Treasurer Richard C. Leone said. performances in such a bal- and State Banking Commis- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hart of anced and able cast is to lends itself to the musical line sioner Richard I. Schaub have Holmdel also passed up Satur- point out qualities which were without destroying continuity all spoken out forcefully to day night's evening of "La displayed by all, not to deny or becoming abrasive to the comdemn federal tight money Traviata" to be able to ex- credit to those not cited, espe- ear. Its effectiveness is policies. tend their congraulatlons to cially when roles are ex- heightened by the precise They blame monetary pol- Miss Jepson last night. changed among company enunciation by all the per- icies of the Federal Reserve "This area has been wait- members. formers, which obviates hav- Board for most of the crisis in ing for years (or something Sensitive soprano ing to struggle to understand New Jersey which has turned like this," said Mr. Hart, re- As Violetta, Jaddyn Schnei- their lines. Kmue a housing recession into a vir- ferring to the opera perfor- der possesses a sensitive so- The musicians in the pit tual industry-wide depression mance. "Up until this time, prano voice which can bridge were well-rehearsed and, this year. we opera lovers have felt emotional changes in charac- whether under the direction Tight money describes a somewhat culturally depr- ter from gay courtesan and of Benton Hess or Mr. Gold- shortage of money coming ived. Having the Goldovsky young woman in love to a ovsky, did a superb job of down the pipeline from the company appear is like a shattered and distraught per- providing the performers a Federal Reserve and forcing breath of fresh air." son dying of consumption. She musical framework within interest rates higher. Mrs. Georgene Hoplock of has great range and a facility which to live their roles. The theory is that ex- Batontown brought her for combining her vocal abili- Considering the Goldovsky pensive credit reduces spend- daughter Evelyn, 12, to hear ty with excellent acting to Grand Opera Theater as the ing and thus lowers in- the professional company per- convince us of her character's beginning of an ambitious flationary pressure. form. reality. season for the Monmouth "I'm excited about coming Her lover, Alfredo, played County Arts Council, it was The credit squeeze is re- with my mother," Evelyn by Alexander Stevenson, was an impressive and welcome FAMOUS MAKER flected in the mortgage len- said. I've been looking for- just as convincingly por- way to open the courtain on a FAMOUS MAKE* ding picture in New Jersey. ward to this night. Maybe I trayed. Mr. Stevenson's clear new artistic year in Mon- According to the Department. could join the Monmouth Con- tenor is crisp, pleasing and mouth County. of Banking, 1973 mortgages closed by Savings and Loan SLEEPWEAR CORDUROY Institutions in the state totaled $1.1 billion in 1972 and $1.4 bil- lion last year but are ex- JEANS pected to fall to $981 million •28H* in 1974. The Banking Department L«NG anticipates that the per- centage of new housing per- mits in New Jersey this year MITE as a percentage of the nation- al total will be .229 per cent. The figure compares badly to 499 .267 per cent in 1973 and .445 per cent in the peak year FANTASTIC FAMS MAKER 1964. Woman dies SWEATER WfS after plunge FLANNELS AMP PRINtS from pier FREE ESTIMATES -741-5060 ASSORTMENT You can add that extra room to your house for a LONG BRANCH - Police lot less (Han you might imagine. One call tor a LET US DO IT AIL - report a 51-year-old woman tree estimate will convince you And. you get drowned in the ocean after a quality materials and workmanship from the No Job Too Big... /inn county's oldest and largest home improvement witness saw her climb over the railing or the fishing pier specialists. 24 hour phone service. No Job loo Small! here and plunge to her death. Identified as Ann Suit, who MSMBIUOOM MlTYMSWIMOVWOm lived in a boarding house at 99 Cooper Ave., the woman 2«2# " ••Ml AMilfeM ' was pronounced dead on ar- »FrWfcCTVAUlETo5*? rival at Monmouth Medical ink Imi * •*•*** •**•! Center at 9:56 a.m. ' If mm town ' *">* »•*"?•• 0HWMIWI(HMHMHt. Wtt MMWK Police said a witness NUWUWtT shouted at the woman as she AKXAHGB ON ANY IMPROVtMPff climbed over the railing, then 490 BROAD STRUT, RH. 35 threw a line to her in the surf in an unsuccessful rescue at- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. SHREWSBURY, N.J. tempt. former fy The woman was reported to HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN be an1 out-patient at Marlboro 741-5060 Stale Hospital SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER.7 1974 The EMIy the Chemist-diver is elected to head ALS •WORLD i'Y IIUOK - David K Then members settled down Itullmh. a chemist (rum ilill to establishing priority items B> the Aswiaird Prtts KI president (or study this year ul thr American Littoral So Elmer Seaman, a Baroegal MTJS. Ford 'bright, chipper* erday. climaxing marina operator, demanded .irinc consenatiomsts the society develop a com- aiual mei'liny here >es mittee to look into the eco- nomics of conservation pre- will leave Ux cipitated by the state's Wet- Mrs Koi, Mr Rulloch. an active diver nderwater photographer lands Act. dual bulletii, ,,nii( House "Sh. the society'* annual "New Jersey passed this due study trip to Bermuda Wetlands Bill," Mr Seaman said, "and now they don't Naval Medn M"uil Iiltl members gath- ilu al bulletin siid Mrs Kurd want us to use our (water- whose cancerous i ' the (omiai ejection* ida> morning on a sun- "front) property, but they ' was visited , ,iur- swept field at Kt Hancock A want us to pay taxes on it " day nighl The Piv rj.n picnic following the meeting "Somewhere there has to ended two days of activities be an accounting." insisted Fanners miffed at cancellation thai dre* members from as Mr. Seaman, who said he be- WASHINCiTON — President Kind .in\wu* In find nut now far away as Maim- and Il- longs to 10 other conservation farmer* are taking the cancellation when the h . fish in demonstrations (or Hut the state long ago ex- dent called Sen Bol> Dole II K.in ;i nuesl of honm members ceeded its authority in ever SUNDAY MEETING - Members of the American meeting of the marine conservation group. Speak- Ford talked to Dote, then to Ochs \I.S members have tagged allowing this land to be used Littoral Society met yesterday at Sandy Hook to ing Is Derlckson W. Bennett of Fair Haven, execu- "Normally *e*ve had < or Kurd till thi.s . more than HO.OOfl fish in past by private owners. Now some elect officers and discuss programs at 13th annual tive director of the ALS. di.ii came up. Ocns said in a telephone Interview <>n Satui making the society the of that land must be recov- d,i>. Cord persuaded

Established in 1878-Publisbed by The Red Bank Register By JACK AXDKRSON w •• mi >•>•••> j IIIIII United Slates failed to sup House. Pentagon and Com port Iceland. NATO came merce Department, mean- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN The 206-mile fishing limn within a hair of being locked while, have been swarming President and Editor an obscure i.ssur in I hi- ISSOs WASHINGTON out of its vital Icelandic over Capitol Hill to oppose suddenly ha* become ranked bases. More crises are likely the 200 mile limit We ha\c with the oil cris* and iiuck-ar SCENE The United States had held obtained briefing papers prr Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor testing as one of the most firm to the three-mile limit pared by (he Pentagon for the dangerous controversies on iimiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii until Congress extended the use of its lobbyists in ion - MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1874 the 1970s. what appear to be badly mis boundaries to 12 miles in 1966 lading senators Already, gunboats have leading statements on the The object was to bring off- One bncfing paper, labeled clashed on the high seas over controversy, and old Senate shore oil within our territorial lv Talking points for use in ' IfI flashed my whole roll, I might get mugged/ the fishing boundaries Al friends are feuding over the waters TNDERSON discussions with bipartisan stake are not only profitable issue Now the fishing interests merce Committee ini'iim leaders of Congress.' sug- fishing catches but undersea Simply stated, here is how are pressing lo push out the charges that the Caracas gests the lobbyists assure sen- mining rights and the control the problem came up: territorial limits still farther meeting, far from accom- ators that a new world con- of strategic naval straits In 1608, a Dutch lawyer For (he US share of Atlantic plishing "suslantial prog- ference will settle the matter Confidential documents named Hugo (jrotious made a coast fishing has fallen from ress." really broke up in dis by April snow the Pentagon is gravely iimvincing case for free fishing 93 per cent in 19(0 lo less than agreement. "Nations fell no Another briefing paper worried that the 200-mile limit on the high seas For some 50 per cent today. The price desire to negotiate (and) the notes that a bill In extend the would close off the Gibraltar 330 years thereafter, boats of of fish in the United Slates Caracas failed lo make as offshore boundaries, in- straits, the Bosporus and olh ull lands pursued schools of has soared, accordingly, as much progress as had been troduced by Senator Warren er vital passageways lo ship- fish virtually at will. Russian and Japanese traw- hoped for," stales the Senate Magnuson. D Wash . "would document. ping. This would have a By \H&, the simple fishing lers have hauled in shrimp, unilaterally abrogate the "serious impact on national boats were being replaced in mackerel, haddock, halibut The forthcoming IST.i ses- 195S Convention on the High security," Deputy Defense coastal waters by floating and herring along the IS sion. viewed so hopefully by Seas" and badly hamper the Secretary William Clements factories, and the supply of coast. Kissinger, "will be unable Jo IS Sixth and Seventh fleets has written in a letter to it- fish was dwindling. To pro- A world conference on laws deal with all the many com- In a lengthy, private letter lected senators. tect its fishing, Chile extend- of the seas, meeting this sum- plex issues left unresolved." to Magnuson. Commerce Sec- But the 12-mile limit, on the ed its jurisdiction 200 miles mer in Caracas, took up the the memo adds Still other retary Frederick Dent has other hand, has1 opened IS out to sea, far beyond the 200-mile limit. The results conferences may have to be joined in trying lo dissuade coastal waters to Russian and traditional three-mile and 12- have become a matter of called, and even if an agree- him from "pushing the legis- Japanese fishing boats This mile limits. enormous controversy. ment is reached, it will take lation at this time." has forced the United States This started an inter., Secretary, of State Henry the nations "at least two to Regardless of how the issue to import fish, which has national scramble for fishing Kissinger hat, advised key eight years lo ratify such an is decided — and the odds are added a staggering $1.3 billion rights. Now 36 lands, most of senators in private letters, for important and contentious heavily against successful to the balance of payments them small, poor nations, example, that the Caracas multi-lateral document." congressional action this ses- deficit have laid claim to additional conference made "substantial The Senate memo estimates sion — the tides and times Busy Pentagon lobbyists, coastal waters as far out as progress." Coastal countries that a final agreement, far are running out on peaceful meanwhile, are sneaking con- 200 miles •will be meeting again next from Kissinger's 1975 fore- settlement. More con- fidential briefing papers to Indeed, a naval battle al- spring with a view toward cast, couldn't be reached until frontations are likely on the senators who oppose the 200- most broke out between Brit- concluding an agreement in 1980. This will be too late, the ' high seas, as nations with tril- mile limit. Down in Foggy ish and Icelandic warships 1975," Kissinger assured the memo warns, to save IS lion-dollar stakes in offshore Bottom, Secretary of State over Iceland's arbitrary 50- senators. fishing. oil, minerals and fish manipu- Henry Kissinger has made mile limit. Because the But a secret Senate Com- Lobbyists from the While late their boundaries My Oval Office Dream

By JIM BISHOP IIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIillHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII they nail me to the cross. So don't come up with a solution. be it. Let history tell the sto- First you pardon me. Wait for That was some dream A THE ry of one patriotic American an adverse reaction. You'll peculiar dream ... and all that he did for his get one, Jerry. That's for There was the Oval Office. country. History takes the sure. It was big and pristine, the REPORTER long view, Jerry. The only- "When the media stops gossamer off-white curtains weakness in the Adminis- squawking, ft might be wise lifting in the morning breeze. mill OIII IMI tration was in selecting a to Issue a blanket amnesty for The President, slightly nun Ford sat back and clasped bunch of blockheads 'to run all those military deserters ched, hands clasped behind his hands in his lap. The gen- the campaign. Nothing else." and draft dodgers living his back, stood behind his eral negotiated a small smile "Maybe 1 can persuade abroad. Issue a statement. desk looking out at the play of Rose Mary watched her pen- you—." They've been punished sun and shadow on the South Too many questions for ballot cil dance on a pad like a wild General Haig interrupted. which could be, might be, or enough. At the same time Lawn. The Senate last week voted to dervish. "Jerry, I'm going to "We're wasting time. The lend themselves to suspicion pardon all the Watergate de- municipalities instead of coming up A Secret Service man resign." fendants and you have it place another bond issue referendum with a comprehensive package that President's mind is made up. of illegality while I was Presi- opened a door. "General Haig "No!" The President shrug- All he has to decide is when dent." made. on the Nov. 5 ballot which would would emphasize mass trans- and the Vice President, sir." ged, the eyes darkened with and under what circum- "Oh," said Ford, "I don't "Everyone has been humili- bring the total of those questions to portation facilities that would help to The President did not turn. sorrow. "It's the last move stances he will resign." think there will be any prob- ated enough. The disgrace of four. When the Assembly meets eventually lessen the problems of "Bring them in. Ask Rose left on the board. Our friends Nixon smiled. "The best le- lem there." "No?" said the it all — their poor families today, we hope there are sufficient energy shortages, pollution and ur- Mary to join us with her note- have .deserted us. There gal opinions say that 1 can President. "Are you sure? Do and children — pour it on, book." Ford and Haig came aren't enough votes left—." votes to negate the Senate action. ban sprawl pardon myself. But I'm not any of us know what Ja- Jerry. Call it a gigantic act of in quietly. "Sit down," the i"You have a lot of loyal going to fall into that trap. As worski or Sirica are up to? mercy. I don't care. I just The three questions already ap- Another critic. Assemblywoman President said softly. friends in the House and Sen- I step down, you step up, and They'll get their pound of want this silly business to proved will ask voters to decide on Betty Wilson, D-Union, said the leg- The door on the< extreme ate, Mr. President. I know." God knows, Jerry, I wish you flesh, but they may want the stop." the issuance of bond issues for islature actually is misleading the right opened, and a middle- The President ignored the all the luck in the world." bare bones too. Til try." "You'll do better Green Acres, $200 million; high- public by calling it a highway safety aged woman came in, slowly kind words. "I told Pat and "But-." "Hold your "Under no circumstances than that." "Okay, I prom- closing the door behind her, the family I am going to step thought. After you're in office do I want to be a defendant in ise." "Good. And remember, ways, $200 million, and railroads, bond issue: She said only about $55 whispering, "No phone calls. down. You know me as a a few weeks, the national fe-# any action, or even a wit- all White House papers, in- $100 million. The fourth would be for million would be spent on strictly No interruptions." fighter. Everyone who has ver will cool down. The cli- ness." Ford rubbed his mouth cluding the tapes, are my per- $90 million for housing. safety projects and another $10 mil- Mr. Nixon sat behind the followed my career knows mate will be different. I want with his index finger. "Gee, I sonal property." We share the concern expressed lion on bikeways. desk. Haig and Ford noticed that I relish a good battle. a solemn promise from you — don't know about that part. "Now wait a minute— ' by State Sen. Alfred X. Beadleston, The state Transportation Depart- that he was not in a jaunty But the truth is, since Mon- in front of Al and Rose Mary Suppose Bob or John or some- "You wait a minute. All mood. The face was solemn, day, the deck is stacked. Hell. — that you will issue a Presi- R-Monmouth, that the public will ment promises that the Eatontow n body subpoenas you?" The the... tapes.. . come ... to the brown eyes hurt. He I have more supporters dential pardon,to me. Other- President turned his mouth ... me ... at ... San Cle- vote against all four of the issues. traffic circle would be rebuilt with sighed. "Jerry, I apologize among the Southern Denfo- wise, the deal is off." down. mente. Understood?" "Yes for postponing your trip to The public mood is a definite "no" funds from this issue. That is the crats than I have in Ihe par- "Pardon?" "Yes, a blanket "You and Fred Buzftardt sir." Hawaii. What I have to say is for more government spending. This most appealing part of the package, ty. * pardon for all acts on my part can figure it out. It can be It was some dream. Must important and, of course, "Now it's over, Jerry. Gold- between January 20th, 1969, done. I'll sit behind this desk have been the cottage cheese is understandable because the feder- because the circle is the cause of completely confidential " al government is advising us that one huge traffic jam and it is haz- water and Scott are crying as until now, August 9th, 1874. until hell freezes .over if you and onions. . one of the ways il intends to fi^ht in- ardous. Further delay of that neces- flation is to curb spending. sary work would be unfortunate. Be- If Sen. Beadleston's fears are cor- sides being a major artery, that sec- rect, it would mean that the one tion of Rt. 35 is a beehive of activity Dairymen caught in the middle bond issue which the voters positi- even before it reaches its full poten- vely should approve might go down tial of business and commercial By JAMES J KILPATRICK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii ing of poor people that per- milk producers. growth. centage wise, stockbrokers U.S. producers benefit from to defeat. That one is the $200 mil- are suffering worse than any lion for Green Acres. A defeat would DISNEY WORLD, Fla. - CONSERVATIVE their own subsidy, in the form We have learned that depart- There once was a time, unli- other group. Dr. Greenspan of a support price at 80 per- mean that the electorate could not kely as this may seem, when has not met the milkmen. All cent of parity, but they don't be asked again for two years. That's ment promises are not necessarily VIEW farmers have it rough. But kept. In any event, if the bond issue I briefly owned a cow. Or benefit much. The dairymen a lot of time to permit open spaces vice versa. This was a real, some have it rougher than who met here are hoping to to be gobbled up by commercial and is defeated, the legislature and the live cow, with four legs, four IN • i i Miiiiinii MIIII others. These days, if you are see the rate go to 90 percent into milk, you are into mis- housing interests. department should come up with a faucets, and a belligerent look went with several hundred — Sen. Nelson is plumping for financial plan to remedy an ill that on her homely face. Her milk producers who had ery. 100 per cent - but they look Because the state is so densely name was Tugboat Annie, Part of the problem — the at Secretary Butz and they badly needs a cure. come to Disney World to KILPATRICK populated, it is vital to the health and her game was kicking drown their troubles in Grade least part, but the most pain- see the eyes of Tugboat An- and sanity of succeeding Kenerutions Bond issue financing appears to buckets, i A homogenized Scotch. I had ful part — is a problem of dairy farmers have gone out nie. When it comes to raising that the Garden State not become a be the only way the stale can pay for Time tends to plaster over one Annie. The dairy farmers public image. Say "milk" in of business in Wisconsin parity, the secretary is as a checkered past. I had no.t have 10 million Annies, more Washington, and Ihe media alone. In the nation as a cold as a cow barn on Christ- strip of macadam, concrete.and its important state projects. By boys begin to snort and roll high-rise apartments. growing four spending questions jyi thought of Annie for nearly 30 or less, and they all spell whole, the number of milk mas. years. But the memory of trouble. their eyes. It isn't fair, but producing farms is expected Whenever the dairymen There unquestionably is an the voters at one time, the Senate those baleful eyes and that Alan Greenspan, the Presi- who says life is fair? My to drop from 400.000 today to look up from their buckets, amount of merit in each of the other has acted unwisely. The Assembly bawling bullhorn voice came dent's doctor of public rela- brothers of the press see the 200,000 by 1980. they see that inother doctor bond issue questions. We had hoped may salvage one worthwhile issue — back a week ago, when I tions, recently told a gather- milk producers as a gang of The reasons are economic is skimming off some publi- wheeler dealer salesmen with In the past couple of years, city by saying mean things the legislature would nol place them housing for elderly persons and fam- quarts of cream to give away. on the ballot because rejection would ilies of low and moderate incomes — dairymen have witnessed a about milk. A glass of cold A suspicion remains that back 100 per cent increase in fer- milk is the most wholesome also cause a two-year delay in re- by keeping it off next months bal- in 1971 the milkmen were tilizer costs. The price of feed natural food in the world, but peating them. lot. In the year ahead, the issue bent on bribing a president. concentrates recently jumped to some doctors milk spells \ One critic of the transportation could be more clearly defined and Campaign records suggest 18 percent in a single month. cholesterol, obesity, and the that they are out to butter up Between 1948 and 1972 net galloping bolts. Between the bond issue was MOM mouth's Assem- the public could be educated to its every guy in town. Even Pe- blywoman Gertrude Berman. who need so that it would get ;i warmer (arm income went up by 21 Dutch and the botls are the ter Rodino, whose Newark percent; farm wages went up bankers,' hiking their interest said her colleagues were dangling reception in the chill of November. constituents never have seen by 40D percent. rates. Every time the milb "goodies" in front of counties and 1975, than it is likely to get in 1974. a cow, got a bucket of cam- These burdens too might be men raise their price, they paign cash. bearable if domestic demand stand accused of exploiting Presumably, Rodino was on were soaring also. Alas, the littte.children. The six-member jury the cream list because his milk producers are plagued I got rid of my Tugboat An- Judiciary Committee handles The state Senate last week final- lake to select a jury and. more im- by Imported competition nie, but the professional pro- anti-trust bills* The milkmen Since Ihe first of the year, ducers are stuck with theirs ly got around to approving a bill portant, because it would also speed know all about antitrust bills five billion pounds of milk They can't even give their that was requested by the voters of up trials and reduce what has be- They arc up to their udders in equivalent have come in from herds away. Hero in the fan New Jersey in last year's general come a tremendous backlog of court anti-trust suits. These pro- abroad, including 100 million tasy realm of Disney World, cases. ceeding!, might be bearable if pounds of cheese. Most of this these are hard realities to dis election. That's the one which would the industry were grazing in authorize six-member juries for civil The Assembly possibly will comes from Common Market pel. Unlike Annie, they seem high clover, but the industry- countries that subsidize their •to be here to stay. cases rather than the 12-memher adopt the bill today, but the six- is down to crab^grasN anil juries. Six-member juries already member jury law will sland as an thistles are permitted, but only when law- example of how our lawmakers can Sen. (iaylord Nelson of Wis- yers for the parties involved con- drag their feet. Afler the voters had consin dug up some doleful Today in history statistics. Twenty years ago sent asked for the law. the legislators Wisconsin had 127.MI0 dairy In 1765I "711 £ , thih.e .Stam L*t.._p_ Ait .t. Co**n __ should have adopted il within their American War. farmers Today there 'arc Kress convened in New York In 190H, the island of Crete . The judiciary and the state liar first month in office. Most of them, fewer than 53,000. Highly nor- lo draw nip colonial griev- proclaimed union with ociation favored the change in apparently, would rather t;ilk — cent of the Wisconsin farm ances against England (ireece. about how bad a stale income Fas operators art), over 45 and :tn In 1X9H, U.S. troops occu- in 1935, Ihe League of Na- •taw, citing financial savings bo- percontj arc 55 or older Over 'How conic we're always up ill the front linen?' pied the Cuban city ..f i|;l. tions declared Italy an ag- e of the shorter time il would would be, for instance — than listen. 1 the past 19 months. 3.Klin vana during the.Spanish- gressor in Ethiopia. SHHEWS8URY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 The Daily Register 7 Truth in Lending quiz Safety law aids firm By SYLVIA POKTtlK legation which for the first bankruptcy b> promoting (First • RJM.KH K SHKVH ders to mislead us on the nisi II0* much have \»u u'nl of the common is held l>> Aaf DAVID K. SAR».KNT It was five years ago (his of borrowing and whu-h-prom- learned in these years' How insiders and another i per past summer that the historic ised to protect millions of effective has ihe law been' SUCCESSFUL cent is held by institutions, Q — I would like tu know Truth in Lending law went Americans from teetering Tesl your own credit I Q Ihis leaving a relatively thin float what you think of ('rouse into effect — revolutionary perpetually on the brink of week by reading the questions ing supply While a cutback in Hinds for long-term growth INVESTING in this primer — and honestl> U Is a lender required In planned capital spending b> -AF saying to yourself whether or inform you, the borrower if iiNimimniiiiiil'liii" IIIIIIIHI HI utilities may restrict near long-term growth In each A — In view of the demand not >ou knew before this Ihe you will NOT be entitled to a term price action, the shares MM, net asset value is down (or new capacity in the petro- answers that follow rebate on the finance charge hav« appeal for the long substantially but recovery po- leum and chemical industries. per cent, a generous return IJ. In this peak season for if you repay your loan beforv term tenlial looks excellent B\ fol ('rouse-Hinds as a supplier for a junior growth issue home improvements, do you the contract requires you to' y - Which of my mutual lowing conservative in should at least maintain its As a manufacturer of dec V The Truth in Lending funds would you add to at the VHtflMRl ooluirs these three IIHIIMIUHHIMIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII trical safely equipment. 11 FACTORY five-year l» per cent com- present time — H H funds have offered ihe patient omccn law compels lenders to in- pound annual average growth Crouse-Hinds has benefited form borrowers — before a A - Chemical Fund. Mass investor an above-average re rale. First-half earnings, from industry spending to transaction is made — if re- Investors Growth and one tum over the past decade >YOl R MONEY'S gained V per cent on a 15 per meet requirements of the Oc- bates will not be made should William Street are among Ihe The authors cannot answer cent increase in sales An K cupational Safely and llealin yoil, the borrower, prepay older well-known funds and all mail personally, but will pflirmnG per cent average product line Act (OSHA) However, be- WORTH your loan If refunds are have well-established track answer all questions possible pnee boost should allow mar- cause sales are cyclical, re- automatically paid, creditors record for above-average in their column) gins to expand in the final flecting the level of industrial II Illlllllllll IIIIIIIIII1II I are required lo inform you. half lifting full year net lo construction, investors have the borrower, of the manner know what details you should about $1 M a share The 17 failed to recognize the strong DEMONSTRATION expect a home-improvement in which the refunds are growth which continues to be per cent increase in the divi- HONG KON made contractor 10 tfttdaie ta \«u dend rate, announced late in achieved by Crousc-llinds fi- I CUSTOM TAILORS IN W. 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He is an alumnus llolmdel Community Church, James Catholic Church: to tended by Mrs. Brien Rob- of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Mrs. Kenneth Hintz was to Robert Eugene Hays, son Chester Alan Hammann. son erts gional High School and re- matron of honor. Also attend- Mrs. Chester Himmiu Mrs. limolhv \arone of Mr and Mrs Robert Hays of Mr. and Mrs Chester Ar- ceived a BBA degree in eco- ing the bride were Mrs John Mr. Hammann had Alfred (Nee Monica Maher) (Nee Lucy Hilton) of Asheville. N.C. thur Hammann, 25 Oakes nomics from the University of Ogul and Miss Susan Johnson Road, Rumson. Jinghton as his best man and (•eorgia. He attends Selon William Maher and Stephen Hall Law School Varone-Hilton John A. Johnson 2nd was The Rev Nicholas Youpa Hammann as ushers best man. Ushers were James officiated at the ceremony, The bride was graduated following a wedding trip to RUMSON - Miss Lucy Scot I Hilton, daughter of Mr and E. Johnson and Lloyd G. Mrs. Norberl l.ojcu ski Jr. which was followed by a re from Red Bank Catholic High LTs Vegas, New. Mr. and Mrs John Allen Hilton. 97 Buena Vista Aw . was married Packer. (Nee Donna C'ichor/) (•option in the Hammann* School and attends Brookdale Mrs. Hammann reside in here Saturday in Holy Cross Catholic Church, to Timothy Community College, Line-rod Colts Neck John Varone, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Varonc. 3.1 K. RiVff The bride, a graduate of Road Red Bank High School and The Rev William J Carton celebrated the Nuptial Mass The King's College, Briarclifr Lojewski-Cichorz Attending the bnde were Sarah Hilton, maid of honor. Manor, NY, is a physical HOLMDEL - In St Benedict's Catholic Church hero Reeves- And rews Mrs. John A. Hilton Jr. and Laurie llaltom education teacher at the Sept. 2K, Miss Donna Elizabeth Cichorz. daughter of Mr and BREWSTER. Mass - In Attleboro High School and at- Shay Varone was best man Ushers were Peter, Mark. Eliada Home for Children in Mrs. William F. Cichorz, 12 Michigan Ave., Hazlet. became Our Lady of the Cape Church tended Cape Cod Community Hank and Jamie Hilton Asheville. the bride of Norberl Lojewski Jr.', Victor Ave . Eatonlown, here Sept. 14, Miss Kim Les- College. He is the owner of Mrs. Varone was graduated from Runi*nn-Kair Haven Re- son of Mrs. Dorothy Fischer of Florida lie Andrews, daughter of Mr Mid-Cape Service Co. gional High School and the American School in Lugano. Swit- Mr. Hays was graduated Following the Nuptial Mass celebrated by the Rev. An- from Weaverville (N.C.) High and Mrs. Algie F Andrews, 3 zerland. She attended Emerson College. Boston, and is cm- thony Carotenuto, there was a reception in the North Center- Hialeah Drive, Colts Neck, After a wedding trip to ployed by the Russell M Boms Agency. Fair Haven School, served in the U.S. Ma- ville Firehouse. Maine, Mr. and Mrs Reeves Mrs. Dailtl Reeve* rine Corps and is an Oldsmo- N.J., became the bride of Mr. Varone is an alumnus of Rumson-Fair Haven Region- Attending the bride were Miss Nancy Mole, maid of hon- reside in East Dennis. (Nee Kim And rets) bile dealer in Asheville, Daniel C. Reeves, son of Mrs al High School and St Petersburg (Fla.) College He is with or, and the Misses Louise Jakstonis and Phyllis Sicbvrt .lean where he and Mrs. Hays re- Albert Reeves, East Dennis, the Prudential Insurance Co., West Long Branch. ine Cichorz was flower girl and Donald Smith Jr. was ring side after a wedding trip to and the late Mr. Reeves bearer. Virginia. Donald Smith was best man Ushers were William F. The Rev. George Dube offi- FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS' Cichorz Jr. and Douglas Depew. ciated at the qaremony There was a reception in the Mrs. Lojewski was graduated from Raritan High School WE HAVE THE RI6HT and Monmouth County Vocational School, and is employed as Chatham Wayside Inn. TO SVVELL OUR. CHEST, a dental assistant by Dr. J. W. McCue, Matawan. Attending the bride were Mr. Lojewski attended Rarilan High School and Brook- Tracey Andrews, maid of dale Community College, Lincroft. and is employed by D & II The weather is uncer- honor; Brett Andrews, Heidi lain-but our regular de- Paint Co., Red Bank Andrews, Molly Latham and After a wedding trip to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Lojewski livery service is noil Linda Leach. Scott Andrews Count on us , .. and will^side in Eatontown. was ring bearer. order our Fuel Oil Richard Reeves was best today! man and the ushers were Desch-Bensel Thomas Reeves, Thomas EGG HARBOR CITY - tributed the Mass booklets. Mullin, Rick Desjardins and Miss Martha Elizabeth Bensel The bride was graduated John Thatcher. and Charles John Desch were from Oakcrest High S'chool Mrs. Reeves was graduated Mrs. Charles Desth married here July 27 in St. and attended Atlantic Com- from Marlboro (N.J.) High (Nee Martha Bensel) Nicholas Church during a munity College, She is em- Schoolt Ellen Cushing Junior Nuptial Mass celebrated by ployed-in the business office the Rev. Michael Coyne. of Lenox China. College, Bryn Mawr, Pa., and Glassboro (N.J.) State Col- Parents of the couple are Mr. Desch was graduated lege. She is a teacher in the FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES £. SERVICE Bridal Note Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Bensel from Middle-town Township Dennis-Yarmouth School Sys- ST., here, who had a garden High School and is a junior at Wedding and engagement tem. forms are available on reception at their home, and Stockton State College. He request to The Daily Regis-' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Desch, has completed six weeks of The bridegroom, a Navy tor's Contemporary Life de- 75 Field Ave, Mlddletown. officer's training in the U.S. veteran, was graduated from partment. There is no fee Miss Debbie Bergman was Marine Corps, Quantico, Va., and upon graduation will NEW SHREWSBURY charged for any material maid of honor. Bridesmaids used. Wedding details are were the Misses Janice Car- serve three years as a com- preferred In advance. Brides' tier and Linda Desch. missioned officer. pictures received two weeks Robert D. Frick was best After a wedding trip RACQUET CLUB after the event, run the risk man. Ushers were Karl L. through the New England of not being used. After publi- Bensel Jr. and Richard A states and Canada, Mr. and 747-0464 cation the pictures may be Desch. Itobert T. Bensel dis- Mrs. Desch reside here. NOW! 7 nights a week! picked up at the main office of The Daily Register, One PRIME *JIQ5 Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, Francese-Saracino 07701. Or, they may be sub- COLTS NECK - Miss man. Robert Bauer was ush- mitted with a self-addressed, Linda Lee Saracino and Carl er. GROUP LESSONS RIBS *4 stamped envelope. J. Francese were married Mrs. Francese was gradu- Half Pounder $1.55 Always Available j here Sept. 21 in St Mary's ated from Middletown Town- TOP PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS Catholic Church by the Rev. ship High School and Brook- William Bausch. There was a Mrs. Carl Francese 8 HOUR LESSONS dale Community College, and reception in Longo's Restau- (Nee Linda Saracino) is an'education major at $ rant, Sea Bright. Kean College of New Jersey. COST: 45. The bride is the daughter of Union. (4 PER COURT) Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Sara- ECONOMY cino, 9 Hialeah Ave., Middle- The bridegroom is an town. alumnus of St. Rose High SHOE REPAIR STARTING TIME: The bridegroom, who is as- School, Belmar. He was 2 WMt Front SI. sistant professor of American awarded a BS degree in polit- IMIank ADULTS. . . TUES. OCT. 15th Civilization at Brookdale ical science from Rutgers REBUILT 1 P.M. & 6 P.M. Community College, Lincroft, University, and an MA degree • COWOVMOT* is the son of Mr. and Mrs. from Jersey City State Col- • MEM BOOTS CHILDREN . . . SAT. OCT. 12th Samuel Francese, 1804 Sixth lege. He is a member of Phi ••OWC SHOES .MOULDED SHOES 1 P.M. Ave., Neptune City. Kappa Phi, national honor • NURSE SHOES Mrs. Gail Kritch was her fraternity, and is a doctoral sister's matron of honor. candidate in American His- CONVERT Albert Francese, brother of tory at the University of STREET SHOES PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS Houston, Texas. . . the bridegroom, was best TO $10 — Vi HOUR GOLF ir $20 — 1 HOUR Warm, imported If you are not a member ol Weight Watcher* - SHOES ALL MIII in6ti »ftoirt urn mm WITH out new MMMP ON wool coat tailored Mcroar MOCIu. *•».« m-M, mt 0**1, MaHrfcH Q v GILBERT ST. NORTH, NEW SHREWSBURY in England to sit Have a meeting comfortably on onus! * your shoulders then Sept. IOth-Oct. 20th. IF YOUR STOMACH'S flare just enough to be stylish and Free WHERE IT'S FAT ... flattering. One of an impeccable group Recip THE BODY SHOPPE of coats ready for you at Flora. Come / y^ CAN MAKE IT FLAT seel Come try! Watchers Coat shown in multi members enjoy. 'Here is Your-Emergency tweed, - You'll receive a FREE If you're at least 10 pounds / Number Weight Watchers Program overweight, you can visit 7-DAY MENU PLANNER an open meeting, during sizes 6 to 12..'...^.$245 just for coming to a Weight National Ooan Mnatlnn Watchers open meeting. Month. 671-2288 There's no obligation to join. Special Discount (Worth Up To $5.00) to all who join. Call now before it's too late! Our • A Offer good only Sept. 30-Oct. 20,1974 trained counselors are standing by UTOKOWN: MuitrnouTH*duH Education W00UT0WM Fwcutive BuiMing S.«s nosouck to help you with your figure 1 Mam SI Rou»36 Monday 6 30 P M Wdy 730PM Ihu.«hy«30PU problems. be a quiet stand-out . . . Wonmoulti Stoning CwiMf k Nt» Jwwy Room • FACMJTIES FOR MEN & WOMEN INCLUDE: we'll help you Nml to CaWo Com Monday 7 3(1 P M gY Betti Shalom • 16x36 Heated indoor pool • Sauna IONO HUNCH: IN? Tuesday Oct BthAM at. . . 1 • Exclusive inhalation room • Hydro Swirl Whirlpool EH Lodge CteMwft mart. ftww*»* only . Memotial Parkway Mrs. Charles Messina Her husband is a Middletown Tnunship Ili^h School alumnus Atlantic Highland* (Nee Kathleen I'arlin) Ave , Union Beach There man Ushers were Knck Kre (Nee Colleen Mulheren) and is employed by Shore Tractors Co Freehold ker. Brian l.iszeski and Lau- rence E. Parlin Mrs McNair was graduated from Keyport High School Messina-Mulheren JEWELRY COUNSELOR and prior to her marriage KKl) BANK - In SI James Messina, Yonkers. N V Catholic Church here Sept 2>, Robert de la Reussille was a bookkeeper at W S The Rev Nlcholtl Youpa Wallace, Keyport Her hus Miss Colleen Ann Mulheren. celebrated the Nuptial Mass Join us Oct. 8 and 9 will buy, appraise or redesign band, also a Keypnrt High (laughter of Mr and Mrs which was followed by a re School alumnus. Is in the John A Mulheren. V) Irving ception in the Shadowbrook. diamonds and Navy and attends electronics Place, became the bride of Shrewsbury FOR OUR 3rd BIRTHDAY SALE other precious Jewelry for school at Great Lakes (III ) Charles Stephen Messina, son Naval Base of Mr and Mrs Frank J Attending the brill*' were private owners; banks & estates Miss Maurren Mulheren. maul of honor, and the Misses 20% to 50% off on selected merchandise Patricia F. Mulheren. Kath Astalos-McCall rnne Mulheren and Helen A ^EUSSILLES- NKPTUNE - Miss Debo Messina rah Lee McCall and Jeffrey John A Messina K'U best r'2NIKTY SIX UUUD JTOEET / MD 1ANK. NEW JEKSEY. John George Astalos were man Ushers were John A married here Aug 31 in Com- Mulheren Jr , Michael W Save 20% on all munity Baptist Church There Mulheren and Frank .1 \les was a reception.in the Ameri- sina Jr can Legion Hall knitting ami crocheting yams The bride is the daughter of The bride was graduated crewel, needlepoint kits Mrs. Harold Kimble. 121H front Ited Bank Catholic Hn;h School and received an AB hundpaintett ciinrases Curl A. Quaeliu, Eighth Ave., and the late Donald K. McCall The bride- degree from Ohio I'mversih books R.P. groom's parents are Mr and Athens. Ohio, and spent her Mrs. Andrew Astalos, Co- junior year abroad at the I'm- DR. JONES IS Ionia ' versity of Madrid She is a se nior research analyst for ABC Attending the bride were ON THE PHONE Television. New York A free gift for any Mrs. Keith Stahl, matron of Mrs. Jeffrey Astalos honor, Mrs. A J Astalos and (Nee Deborah McCall) Mr Messina is an alumnus Hardly a day rots by In our pharmacy purchase over $20. Miss Carolee Astalos. of Sacred Heart High School where we do not have to talk to a physician. Mrs. Astalos was graduated It can be (or a treat many reaaoni. It nsUht Mark Hoffer was best man and St John's Unlveriity, be about a prescription he has written, a health- Ushers were Al Domorski and from Neptune High School New York, and is employed in aid or a sickroom Item that hai been called James Lambertson and Rrookdale Community sales admmislration for Fed- for. Sometimes it la just for information on a College, Lmcrofl. and is a eral Paperboard Corp . Mon- new drat or i ipeclal doaage form on an old Back to School technical writer for Ray- Hale RflFTV on*. Industries. Freehold night for PTA After a wedding trip to St. Hie professional relationship we have es- Mi Astalos, who is self-em- "\ COWS TOWNE SHOPPES • ROUTE 34 COLTS NECK tablished with the medical profession la one of HAZLET - The Sycamore Maaiten in the Caribbean. which we are proud. It b helping us to offer ployed, is an alumnus of Rah- Mr and Mrs Messina will re- Drive School PTA will meet way High School and Imon the type Of pharmacy service that you expect tomorrow at 7:30 p.m In the side in II.ic kcFis.ii k l/OMU —_ from us. Technical Institute. He is an all-purpose room This is an- Army veteran. S nual Back to School Night YOU OK YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US and visits to classrooms will After a wedding trip to- when you need a delivery. We will deliver begin at 8 p.m. Florida, Mr and Mrs Astalos promptly without extra charge. A great many will reside in Neptune City. people rely on us for their health needs. We Officers include Mrs Mary welcome requests for delivery service and charge Lou Bender, president. Mrs accounts. Joan Nance, first vice presi- SISTKRHOOD SERVES dent; Mrs. William Reynolds, RKD BANK - The Sister HONESTLY, second vice president; Mrs hood of Congregation Beth Khr«m»'Nbiiry I'harmac.v Mary Ann Jones, third vice Shalom will serve the tradi- THK sinimMii III simr* president; Mrs. Virginia Bak- tional foods of the holiday BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHRKWSBURV er, recording secretary; Mrs Simchas Torah Tuesday, fol- PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS r'HKK DIXIVKRY Our Free Checking is Ateohrtefr Frwl Michael Wittel, corresponding lowing B:30 |i in services at secretary, and Mrs. Janet Congregation Beth Shalom Burke, treasurer. 1HI> Maple Ave Mrs (iene lm- merman is chairman and Mrs. Ted Roberts is vice- chairman

COCKTAIL PARTY L1NCROFT — New resi- dents of Lincroft and New Now two can lose Shrewsbury are invited 10 at tend a Lincroft Newcomers' cocktail party Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Olde Union House. Red Bank. Mrs. William M. as cheaply as one Carter, 16 Storm Road, is ac- cepting reservations.

at Elaine Powers. ENROLL NOW learn op and trim down for half-price at oar 2-for-l sale. Now only

Other banks in the area offer "free" Checking Accounts. But to qualify, you must maintain a minimum monthly balance—that could go as high as $300. At Shrewsbury State Bank, when we offer FREE personal checking, Per person per week we mean ABSOLUTELY FREE! There's no minimum balance. No service Complete 4-month charge. No charge per check. . .No catch! You can write check, after program for two. check, after check—ABSOLUTELY FREE! Stop by today. Open your new (Regular price: $3 account and start enjoying ABSOLUTELY FREE checking at the bank per person per week.) where "Good Neighbors Make Good Bankers." Unlimited visits. Dorothy Toland Pont

We are now accepting new students. Our schedule in- cludes beginners, inter- mediate and advanced classes in all types ol theatri- cal dance Special Classes lor three to five year olds Shrewsbury T\l" • KM.I.K'I' •IOI-: Otl.»IHE POWERS FIGURE S»LOH5 1974 Elaine Powers U.HOIl\li»S» TIM TOTS If you art- a dress size: Figure Salons. MOIMKN JAZZ 14... you can be a size 10 in 31 duys 16... you can he u size 12 in 3« iliiys RED BANK isw,«wr) DOROTHY 18... you can be a size 14 in 36 (ays 544-1773 State Bank 20...you ian be a size 14 in 50 (lays TOLAND 22... you can he a size 1B in 51 days Shrewsbury Shopping Ploia DANCE STUDIO 465 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N.J.« 842-7700 If for nay reason you fail to achieve these results Elaine Powers will alto:Bricktown - 2i5-3350 201 K. Rcrira II.. Hr• you will print it It is called tended for Itin^ "pi'riiuls o( might help me get some jus- set of glands calling lo anoth Geirge A. Blair, Riverview bommarito- Juska-Garrison "How to Preserve a Hus HUM tice around here"1 — Amy, tr If you have trouble mak Tewers, Red Bank. The Mr. Herbert was g To add a delumus flavor, Ing a distinction you need HADDONFIELD - The en- band." Dear Amy: I'll try and I couple plan to be married from Woodberry fwrre*r sprinkle generously with Anns booklet. "Love or Sex Heinicke, gagement of Miss Leigh Gar- First, use care in selection hope 1 succeed, because I NOT. It. (Va.) School, and attended praise and appreciation and How To Tell Ihe Differ- in\.MONMOUTH - rison to Paul E. Juska, son of Get one that is not too agree — you ARK gelling a Union College. Schenectady The poorest specimen may ence " Send a long, self ad Chaplain and Mrs Martin 9' Mr. and Mrs William L. Jus- young, but tender and MTV rotten deal Mitt Blair, an alumna of NY., where he was a mem be improved if you follow dressed, stamped envelope ber of Sigma Phi fralerajtv iMnlcke, IS Megtll Drive, an- ka Sr., M Irving Place, Ea- healthy. If you choose one Red Bank High School, at- these instructions and will Your parents should back with your request and 35 He is the owner of Wood&de «6unce the engagement of tontown, is announced by her recklessly, it may not keep. tended the University of Colo- keep for an unlimited lumber you up and instruct Louise to cents in coin to Ann Landers. Tree Service of northern Vlr ttftjir daughter, Miss Huth parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Don't put in hot water. This rado, Boulder, Colo, and re- of years in any climate — keep her cotton-pick in' hands P.O Box 1400. Klgm. Ill ginia. Arm Heinickf, to Army Spfc, P. Garrison Jr., here. makes them turn sour ceived horsemaster certifi- Tested by Yours Truly off' vour clothes If thev re- (J0120 4 Sajtratore Charle* Bomffla- Mitt Garriton attends Sweeten with smiles and Dear Truly: I'd like to add rito, son 0/ Mr and Mrs Stockton State College, Po- spice with patience All van one small s u K H e s 11 o n James Bommarito, $1 Clair mona, and her fiance is a se- eties will respond Krequent exposure lo i old Dwoskin-Linden Skore, Mich. The copple «tU nior at La Salle College, To insure a wonderful con- once-a-year temperatures has |wen known LITTLE SILVER - Mr Conn. She does customer ser- be married next September . sistency, stir gently — never lo damage this dish per- and Mrs David Linden. 78 vice work for the Institute for Mlti Heinicke was gradU' manently. Keep a small. CANDY SPECIAL Lovett Ave., announce the en- Aviation Safety, Closter, and ated from Baiter High School. steady flame Kning at all gagement of their daughter, is an associate member of the Ctritimbus, Ga., and attended limes Miss Ellen Linden, to Steven Guild of Creative.Art, the College of Southern Dwoskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shrewsbury, and )s publicity Idaho, Twin Falls, where the Dear Ann Landers I am Hi Harvey Dwoskin, Fair Lawn. chairman for the Fair Lawn a cheerleader. She is em- and in need of help Please A March wedding is planned. Art Association, >ed by Electronic Assoct- Please Mr. Dwoskin Is an alumnus itti Inc., Wist Long Branch I babysit and work sum of Fair Lawn High School and '^ler fiance, an aluhinus of mers so I can have nice Mitt Linden wat graduated the University of Bridgeport, South Lake High School, St. clothes. My sisler Louise (aj;e from Red Bank High School where he majored m psy--'Clarr Shores, atte'nded Wayne 15) weighs about 10 pounds and received a BA degree in chology. He Is sales manager State University, Detroit, more than I do. She is a slot) fine arts from the University for Wayne Electrical Supply jrSch , for two years He'te (Spills things on herself, etc i of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Co., Pompton Plains. ,Stationed at'Ft. Monmoajli Every lime my back is turned awiWng his discharge, and Louise wears something that wilfTfe employed by Blue belongs to me. Last night she Cross/Blue Shield in the Ret- mined my new while blouse m •^Itarea. by spilling grapejuice all over fr° the front. Two weeks ago she split my good navy slacks Elegantly designed gown with tee- •Buley-Riggs Paul-Salerno right up the back lkr«mfc bee fcodic* and uletvem full Jones-Truex RUMSON - The engage- HAZLET - Mr and Mrs opaque Anlron HI ikin. Black with RED BANK - Lt Col ment of Miss Georgia Anna James Salerno, 7 Elm Ave, When I complain to Mom beige lap. (AUS-Rel.) and Mrs. Hay Riggs to Dennis Buley, son of announce the engagement of and Dad they say 1 shouldn't S-M-L 20.00 mond W. Truex Jr.. 21 Eisf Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Buley, their daughter. Miss Linda be selfish, that sisters should 'Bergen Place, announce the Brooklyn, is announced by Celeste Salerno, to Roger Vin- share. ("It is better lo give lbs reg.$435 engagement of their daugh- Mr. and Mrs. William Chadw- cent Paul, son of Mr. and than to receive") I am sick ter, Capt. Patricia R Truex, lck, 52 Blackpolnt Road, Mrs. Eugene V. Paul of Cape of those canned phrases and i Artoy Njir«jCorps,. *»-"tt..^i»v {where Miss Riggs resides. An May. believe I'm getting a very 'tan I?. Jones, U.Si^rtn'y. /{ April 12 wedding is planned. Miss Salerno was graduated rotten deal. November wedding is from Raritan High School and planned Miss Riggs is dietary super- Monmouth County Vocational visor at Riverview Hospital. School of Practical Nursing , ;(!apt. Truex Is a gradaite Red Bank. She was graduated Justice is FAVORTTES 20 MONMOUTH ST. Mr. Paul, an alumnus of of Red Bank Catholic life* from Athol (Mass.) Regional W MED SANK .School and of Carlow College'. Camden County Vocational Here's your opportunity to buy the very special Russell High School attended Commu- LWV topic Stover FAVORITES at a very special price . you'll find a lur|h, Pa- % is as- and Technical High School, is nity College, Bronx, N.Y., for HOLMDEL - The League select sampling of creams, nuts, caramels, miniatures, milk > ».'an*afcstetr%l i* an Army veteran and is ser- chocolates, dark vanilla chocolates and butter bons .. Treat two years, and holds a food vice manager at Sound Arts of Women Voters of Holmdel -nec6loglc»l nurse cUnau, 'vierVlce supervisor's degree. yourself and your family or Iriends to this generous sampling 'Martin Army' Hoaatjtal. Pf; Co., Oakhurst. and Colts Neck will have two of many Russell Stover FAVORITES unit meetings this month on •Berthing, Ga. Mr. Buley Is an electrical «>lllu ml «»....r <• •••. engineer with U.S. Army Seniors to mark the topic, Justice. The first is tonight at 8:15 p.m at the LI Jones, son of Mr. «nd Electronics Command, Ft. THRIFT DRUG iui ."Walter C JondiSr.flif anniversary home of Barbara Powers, 3 Monmouth. He was graduated , Cinclanatl, Ohio, ii'a gra«- KEANSBURG - The sec- Raleigh Court,.and the second from Technical High School, aU of Moeller High School. ond anniversary dinner of the is tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. at Brooklyn, and received a BS HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN PLAZA Ciaetiinati, and CentMl StMe Golden Age Senior Citizens of the home of Joy Wrightson, 28 degree In electrical engineer- University, Wilberforce, OKto Keansburg will be tomorrow Hey ward Hills Drive. CORNER HARMONY ROAD ing from Pratt Institute Me, is stationed at Ft, llo&d, at 5 p.m. in Buck Smith's Kick-off luncheon for the . Tex. and assigned duties with CDA MEETING Restaurant. league's annual finance drive MIDDLETOWN the tfth Maintenance Battal- COLTS NECK - Court Ma- Officers to be installed in- is Oct. 16 at the home of Bar- Open Monday thru Frl. 9:30 AM to 10 PM : Ion, FlrstCtvalry Division rian," Catholic Daughters of clude Margaret Barnes, presi- bara Pfeufer Sat. 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sun. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM : America, will meet tomorrow dent; Elmer Garretson, vice GUILD EVBXT at 8 p.m. in the parish house president; Louise Drjckler. nHjOLTS NECK - The ,itv of St. Mary's Church. Rt. 34 second vice president; Mar- 1 m and Phalanx Road. The Rev. garet Kelley, secretary; Kva Umt Jlpsary Guild of William Bausch, pastor, will Magnin, financial secretary, , Wry's, Cathllic Church fy \ be the speaker. and Frank Kuster, treasurer tale btace Sunday lit (he-1' 'plni. Mass. A Communion BEES CARD PARTY It's M Important to be ^^•KH^^^ wire of your jewtftr's Dinner will follow iri Father OAKHURST - Walter Wil- NAVESINK - The Ladies integrity, expertise and judgment. A precious gem it, after GrUfin Memorial Hall of the spn, state bee inspector, will Auxiliary of Navesink Hook aU, a blind item to most shoppers... a purduie to ch*rltn ChMfWi with Charles ComfW. talk about the vital function and Ladder Co. No. 1 will for a lifetime. In our store, you will be assisted -assl«ant director of the F»m of bees at tomorrow night's H have a card party Friday at 8 by an American Gem Sodety Registered Jeweler^ ily Life Bureau, as gurfc't o'clock meeting of Central p.m. in the firehouse, Mon- OF RED BANK a specialist in gemology. The ACS emblem which wthkWljetn' . Jersey Natural Food Club. mouth Ave. awarded is your guarantee of quality merchtA&se told !Jt~ ^ : 24 BROAD STREET according to the highest standards of our profession,'When you fall in love with a beautiful jewel here, you can be \( OPEN WED. t FRI. EVES confident that it is a beautiful value too. Til 9 P.M. lor ccHor • x ,. all fall Owr ISO VutoHt surnm is cone... EUSSILLESK S THe KIK HRG BriCKTO SQ DOL... MD IS MCK 10 WORK... lime foiYOU ,. TO CO MCK • TO... MON. thru FRI. LIGHT N Super Specials LOVELY OCT. 7 THRU OCT. 11 ALL 1 POUND WIOMS Light 'n Lovely facilities feature the finest In exercise BREADS and conditioning equipment OCTOBER for women. Whirlpool and sauna baths; Individual and group REG. exercise programs; showers, COAT SALE lockers, private dressing 61* rooms; we even offer a super- vised kiddle nursery for ENTIRE STOCK 20% OFR your pre-school ea. children. And It's all 44 SAVE $15 TO $40 ON EVERY COAT YOUR CHOICE • RYE t PUMPERNICKEL COLD WEATHER l§ UPON US AND •WHITE • CORN RYE WE'RE OFFERING OUR GREATEST 1 •FRENCH • SOUR DOUGH COAT SALE EVER! HUNDREDS •ITALIAN AND HUNDREDS OF HARRIS Figure Salons TWEEDS, CAMELS, LAVISH FUR BAKED FRESH 3 TIMES DAILYU TRIMS, LEATHER. PANT COATS, RED BANK HAZLET WRAPS AND ON AND ON ... CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE — AVAILABLE AT ALL fEXPO U BROAD • MONMOUTH K-MART PLAZA ROUTE 35 2 MONTHS TO PAY — AT NO FREEDMAN'S BAKERIES •424377 738-2111 ADDITIONAL COST SHREWSBURY N J MONOAY OCTOBER 7 1974 The E>aily Register 11 I Jersey Shore COAST Singles Social Club II Brookdale resumes THEATRES lor MM Television Today Ste|i«. ttporo1»d, widow*) Md divorced No* York <'.hai.iirl» — 2, V, 5, 7. 9. 11, 13 * Sunday night films Every Tu«. 8:30-12:30 nil ito) (ui (tt) NJ. ruiuc utOAOCAsnNS (SJ) THAT'S IT IN SPORTS Community All praeraawilnf oa> Ikeae rHanm wBi ke bet (JO • KAT THE CLOCK L1NCROKT - Experts in •at 7 10 p in in Forum i un Dance to the musk of 52) JERSEYHU the fields of business,, potties. the campus, here "The Others" joe and Roy DAYTIME MOVIES ~3 MAUDE MO • ••e io. Piece" (Part I) 'alter eindlay and Arthur Haraaaa ro aft oa a society and religion will re The first film concerns the LAST 2 DAYS! r f, June top and land Is. laU *Mle Manas and Vivian late their own experiences in politically motivated murder Admission $$2.50 MM m ;;c«s uP^ May I and ro oa a calorie Map. NIC MON. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES the field of four classic films nf a pacifist leader Arthur / • "TW Catered AJUr" -Salt aad Pepper- I IMS I eUlTiae; lemaiy Darts, t* IM IM IMI M —4 ti; M4-n» Kamin president and editor 4*0 A "Poaic ia aW Cry" Jr Peler Uwford The owners ef Umdoni smart this fall in the Sunday Kilm eat n ght club ret involved In earvtaf a atrtee of Series sponsored by Brook- of the Daily Register, will II4V. • The Wheeler Deafen" bafflMg murders. AM m TW rWJeafi O 49 NrL MONDAY NI6HT FOOTBALL dale Community College compare his experiences In EVENING New York Jets va Miami Dolphins Through the eyes of these IIUtM of the reporter in Ihe Advertise in The Register » BONANZA *»» ••ass Stiver barons hire an entertainer to lure LJlUe individuals, well known in Ihe film who provokes a major tn- 0 KWITCHED Jos Into Vlntlnla aty Monmoulh County community u'Mination through his per "Mary, the Good Fairy" 1121 MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0 IT TAKES A THIEF "Murder Must Adtertl*" Lord Peter Wuuey In- the audience will be able to slstent questioning >isarvtsukBt-aiiUlf vestigate* the murder ol an advertising • opywrller -The Uallopine Skin Oame" find answers to such search- (in Ocl 20, Thomas Shns- • THE MOD SQUAD by getting » Job at the ad agency under the naaae of Death Bredon The Squad awl find a stoles car wired wttk ing questions as "Does Moral- l.ik. .iSMManl professor of hu- SHOPPERS MS • THE SINNERS dynaaute net to expMe at te-wlles per hmir. ity Have a Price'' man sexuality at Rrnokdale. • TODAY IN DELAWARE -la the Bososn of Ihe Country" BARGAIN MATINEE »:M (B • RHODA The series will gel under will examine Ihe moral issues • SESAME STREET khoda lands a Job with a small pubusklaf final MON. THRU HI. AT 2 P.M. ISJI THE ELECTRIC COMPANY and ends up delivering lha eulogy at the funeral way Sunday and will continue in a controversial film about 4:20 • THE ELECTRIC COMPANY of an author whose specialty was X rated booka. lor three succeeding Sundays the battle (or social freedom ALL $125 4:K> • NIC NIGHTLY NEWS IthOO O • MEDICAL CENTER • I LOVE LUCY The Shattered Mask" A man mysteriously re- ••••»••»•••••«>•«••«•<•»•>• SEATS I fuses to let hl< daughter haw Ihe operation that •Urry Ooes lo the Rodeo" will free her from a life In a wheelchair »••»•• FULL COURSE DINNER SPECIALS I AIC EVENING NEWS DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT nun CUP, TOMATO Mice on SOUP 8_J UNDER IILLY PENNS HAT • • NEWS Ouest. HoUrt CavnxaV 4S NEW YORK REPORT SALAD, DRESSING Town West 15]) BOOK KAT m IN SEARCH OF REMBRANDT KMeine-K ill ma MON. Shrimp & Scallops Fra Oiavola 3.95 "No CheertnB In the Presa Boa" by Jirness Holta- IS2I NEW JERSEY REPORT ITALIAN OPERA 7:00 • • CSS EVENING NEWS 10:15 4B FIRING LINE COLUMBIA PICTURES TUB. Stutled Mushrooms. Toast Points 3.95 B THE WORLD AT WAR "England at the Brink" EVCIIY WEB. 7 TO 11 fJI. •NO HUTU P«1U«CS MfStNt WED. Braciote a la Capri w/Hisoli Potatoes 430 "Barbnmnsa June-Derember 1M1" 10:10 49 NEW JERSEY REPORT 0 NIC NIGHTLY NEWS 4E WOMAN BROADWAY MUSIC THURS. 4 SUN. Fnqksh Cut Prime R«»ol Beet 4.95 0 ANDY GRIFFTH SHOW "Female Sexuality" (Part II Earbra Vegetable Potato. Ice Cream. Cottee "The Inspector" | WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK EVERY MONDAY KITCHEN OPEN UNTIL 1:10 A.M. 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH S OOffi NEWS Streisand • AK NEWS 43 IEST OF GROUCHO •JWOfcMliellXWimataOsja, 0 THE RAYMOND IURR SHOW •O RACING FROM YONKERS RACEWAY "Trio to Hmhbury" 4B PERRY MASON Open 7 Day* • THE F.I.I. "The Case of the Hesitant Hostess" A lull a ml'llon dollars that nobody will claim 0 09 152) ABC NEWS FOR THE DEAF and a man who has lout his memory are the only 11:10 m • THE CIS LATE SHOW •••»• ••»••••••'»•»•••• leada to a crime within a crime. 'The Woman Hunter" starring Barbara Eden, Btu • TAKE 12 art Whitman A wealthy woman la haunted by the v%r>AATV "Beaver Collect Music Department" fear that an International Jewel thief and murderer ID TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS is on her trail P BP/BABCIAV Ft*TURf The new head of Kupby la determined to end 0 O THt TONIGHT SHOW A finishing school for W; some of the practices that are giving the school Host: Don Rlckles. Guest* Jose Molina, Jack m a bad name. * Klufrrrun •••• • THE ELECTRIC COMPANY a 11:10 MOVIE (52) TV GARDEN CLUI Black Legion" (18371 starring Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan An embittered machinist loins an Town East 7:10 O CHANNEL I EYE ON antl (orelKnen organisation but denounces tt when "Little u>(ur Waal's the Name of the Oaroe?" he learns Its purpose. Seafood lovers. 0 THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MONDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES "Body and Soul" MM7| starring John Qarlield. "Prlnre Phone Oo." 1 Jill Palmer. A boxing champ mixed up with crooks, O $25,000 PYRAMID chooses between two girts, and decides not to Lyric throw a fight. • WORLD OF SURVIVAL Slwnt MUCH PUSH-AMI STROBTC-IONF WHIZ ml JUM HINGd) W "M "Explorer's Nile" ID LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU PttMfccM b) mm IHMS-OIIKM by SVENO MEMUNC (D LAST OF THE WILD Q) WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK It CAMBIST MCM>C«H f •Giraffe" rjuefft: Robert Hartman. THE WHITE DAWN O WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK 12:00 O 41 NEWS (B ROUND TABLE 49 THE TWILIGHT ZONE *I>| usnsn X Vlai • T>l CHI CKUAN 01 NEWS FOR THE DEAF WARREN QATE1 "Complete Review" 12:30 O CINEMA SIX |5I) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPOUT "Rio Grande" I1MOI starring John Wayne, Msuretr 1:00 O 4D GUNSMOKE CHara. HMOTHY BOTTOM "Thirty a Month and Found " Three trail cowboys O MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE • are frustrated when they find their way of lift "Anatomy of a Murder" (19591 starring James coming to an end. STRAND THEATRE—KEYPORT 1 LOUGOftEn O O BORN FREE 'Stewart. Ben Oussara -Africa's Child." When 11 year old Raian Mallory (D NIGHT FINAL 264-0452 BOX OFFICE OPINS 1:30 find* an Infant In the bush, ana learns she has IB YOGA FOR HEALTH Fw«ounir\twniat«Mt come upon an ancient Boran tribal rite. »£> 49 INSIGHT RATED X O DEALER'S CHOICE 1:00 40O TOMORROW MAN O €) THE ROOKIES Quests Gloria Stclntm. Shells Graham. THE LIFE "Desth at • AM." Chrli Owens narrowly eacapea I ill 0 THE FUGITIVE ON A execution at the hands of two young men am) a teenage (Irl on a wild crime spree that leads to 1:20 O NEWS SWING FALL & WINTER SPECIALS the senseless killing of a veteran policeman and 1:10 B THE LATE SHOW & TIMES OE a doctor. The Babe Ruth Story" flMI) starring William MONDAY THRU THURSDAY .. .Unlimited Shanty chowders 49 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Bendlx. Claire Trevor. CUFF ROBERTSON Your choice of Manhattan or New England "The Tarnished Angela" (1KS7) starring Rorh Hud- O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW XAVIERA JOEL GREY son. Robert Btaca. A newspaperman, assigned to B THE LATE SHOW I m cover a barnstorming air ctrcus at the Marti araa, "The Uxht In the Puuxa" I1M3) starring Ottvuj WEDNESDAY . . . LOBSTER NIGHT . . . Special on lob become!! Involved In the troubled lives of a Wsrid War I ace, his wife and their neglected son. de ll.ivill.iiul HOLLANDER stars, Fresh Irom the Shanty fleet ot lobster boats Will vary 100 43 NEWS •»••••»••••• please call for a particular week's special. CD THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIES FATHER (AUTHWESS Cf WE HWW HX*W) Rddle'1 enthusiasm for baseball U dampened when O THE GREAT, GREAT SHOW he Is hit by a pitched ball. "The Couilni" 1190a} starring Jean Claude Brtally, "BLOOMER GIRL" THURSDAY • • • FISH LOVERS NIGHT ... All the ocean ffl BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING Oerard Blaln. ' Eatontown fresh fish you care to eat. tried or broiled. fB RAGTIME 2:M 49 NEWS C«>>v( III MXIOO «D BAND FESTIVAL 2:50 O EYEWITNESS NEWS •Fourth Annual Bethlehem Oloba Times Band Ftsav 1:35 0 THE LATE SHOW II ARE RELEASE-BACK tival" "Passion" 119541 alarrlng Cornel Wilde, Yvonne BY POPULAR DEMAND MtJ liiuiiiiiiniiiiilllll liiiiiillllliiiliiiiMiillliliilii II mm I iiiliiniiiiiiDeCarloi. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiiiliiilil of RED BANK Bodman Place At the movies S1WO0D CIICLf 201/842-9300 Hour* 5to 9:3 0 p.m. Mon. thru Thun. ••OIANK HAllIT MOVIES III - RT.IS DRIVE IN - •; II OS ee 44,100 5 to 11 p.m. Frl. » Sit. Cottar el 7:30, » X Houu Thai Voniihed 7 00, 10 31 Don I SHKEWSS Look In The Boxmenl IS) MfHLOrlSK DIPVIO LEANS HUM Noon to 9:30 Sunday CINEMA I -~ CINEMA I- Anlmol Crockeri 7 00.1 Si CI l 0> irja* "Oiawio While Dawn 1:00; t:M; » 41 Mon On A CINEMA II- Born *L«tr» J:OQ; « 00; » 00; 1:00, "NMIlOSBtr Swing 4"»; >:S0 10 00 CIHlVu II - Or Ihlvogol 00 ARE-flELEASE Dr Zhlvaao 1:45, 5:00; 1:30 PLAZA - THE ORIGINAL Foe your private banquets and parties, we otter a wide choice of EATONTOWN Born Lowrs 7:20; »:20 MATAWAN SCREEN APPEARANCE OF COMMUNITY — Ihov 01 .menus, Including buffets, lobster, steak and prime ribs ol beet. Anlmol Crocker! 2:00; 7:30. 9:30 CINEMA M - DRIVE-IN — Wolklng Toll 7 IS, • 3i Born Uien 7:10; 10 SO Box Cor Ber STKATMMOKE TOMUIKHUN CINEMA I — MalsM Cinema I Sat. I Sun. Matinee 1:45 & 3:45 ASBIIXYJACK LONCiHAMCM Mod Adventum ol Kobbi Jocob 7 10; STEREO MOVIES I- V 00 CINEMA II- WADB II Harrow HOUM7:IS.«:W "CHARLOTTE'S WEB" — PLUS — MOVIES II - Cobarel7:00;f:l5 AStURY PARK Born LOMrt 7:30. »:30 SAVOY - "BOX-CAR MIDOLETOWN GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION TOWN EAST - 1001 Danlth Oellgtlll 7 30. » 10 BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Mon On A Swing 7: IS While Down • 05 LYRIC- BERTHA" Man On A Swing 7:50 While Down 9 70 , UFt..LOVE...SURVIV\L. STARRING TOWN WEST - NEPTUNE For Pete > Sake 7:1 J. •:» 24 HOURS A DAY WARREN OATE8 NEPTUNE CITY - I ) THECREATF5T Or ZhlvooolOO TIMOTHY BOTTOMS OCEAN TOWNSHIP BOX Off ICl OPiNS b 10 P ADVtNTURtSOFALL Circle CIRCLE- III IN CAR HI1ICHS OPtlONSl PLUS 2nd HIT! rttl6t< Atbwf| Pk Ciffclf Coborel 7:20, 9:25 Ocltn 1own»h,|> 775 U10 FREEHOLD CLIFF ROBERTSON MALL I - Born Loieri 7 20. 9 20 2m. south *l| THE WHITE JOEL GRAY SAL'S MALL II - Rl. 35*36 MAN ON A SWING" Tavern Restaurant Or. Zhlvogol 00 IHWSV •^WINNER OF— I DtlVI IN 40th Year Serving ' BARGAIN^ .SHREWSBUIIY PLAZA, ATLANTIC MATINEE ACADEMY CINEMA • 291-0148 TO0AY THE HOUSE •IH.J JO I'M LUNCH & ATI ANTIC HIGHLANDS All SIMS 8am* DINNER THAT || \ WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS I ITALIAN CUISINE "BUSTER and BULK" PLUS — BURT REYNOLDS OptnTDtytA W—k VANISHED' 1 DOCTOR CHEFS DINNER SPECIAL ShrawtbiHy at rUrbtrt SI. as "SHAMUS" TKhnicoloi* I

TONIGHT ^DQifUOW , Distributed by Allied Artishi LOSE WEIGHT -THE BASEMENT! ,@ OMARSHARIF Filet of Flounder OR MONEY BACK ••»«>••••••• la Goleen tie latter with fruit Swce Odrlnax can help you become O R A N T' 8 Rotting Chair Theatres Shoe String Potatoes. Mixed Salad. the slim, trim parson you w*nt to House Dressing M. Because Odnneic contains the Community most effective reducing aid available Cotlee without a prescription > THE MOVIES It! ! THE MOVIES II - MIDDLEBROOE I One tiny Odrinex tablel i half hour before meals suppresses your I White Street 717.1) W I 870-2700 just '4.50 appetite • you eat lets - down go Ihe 493-22771 calories - down goes the weight! Town West ^ ^ Odrinen has been used successfully ARE-RELEASE $ by thousands all over the country COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 6.95 lor 16 years • it will work lor YOU. ACADEMY BACK BY With the Odrinex Plan, clinically FOOTBALL LUNCHEON-from $2.95 lesied, you will et\ sensibly • no POPULAR DEMAND Circle starving - no special exercises. Safe WIDOWS C MAURICE AT THE PIANO MONTHUR and effective when liken as directed. AWARDS Vou must lose ugly fat or your 7 money will be refunded - no Ques- HMt UZAMINNELU STARTS WED. DANCING tions asked. Start loday, get na of excess tal and live longer with 'BORN LOSERS" AKRtlEASt FEATURING THE JERRY KAY TRIO Odrinex. THE ORIGINAL FRI. t:00 P.M. . SAT. 9:30 P.M. SHOP TOUR CABARET SCREEN APPEARANCE OF • 747-2500 NEAREST RITE AID MATINEE ALL

THEATRES ALL In COLOR SEATS UNTIL 2:30 AS BILLY JACK «n WMCAH MTf MHTIOW tt-ttliASE 150 ONLY THE MOVIES I ' MIDDLEBROOE II Ocean 1 Inerrton Avet Rte 39 4 Deal Reed a01 mi I THE MOVIES I Weft End, Long trench Ocean Tewnahtp Wi-UI I STCCt THE MOVIES III I 11 HARROWHOUSE Appearing Wednesday, October 9th MIDDLEBROOE I » ...being the story of CHILDHN-I MATINII SAT. SUN. I MON. t»o beton-anythhg gif* One Dollar Door Charge who happily discover al West Indian Entertainment Only) (For This KINGDOM IN B CHARLES GRODIN CANDICE BERGEN something cited THE CLOUDS" JAMES MASON TREVOR HOWARD a "warningstreak." J0HNGIELGUD GEORGE SEGAL FNE STEAK I SE^OOO Si vmm 8 ELLIOTT GOULD t Aw. lona Branch 4 229-3030 ALL JtAI J UnilL • Mmianusmapwoucumot CdLHBA ttCtUHLS - mWASOl* »® • • ••••••••»»> 2:30 ONIY $150 i "11HARROWHOUSF t •:•:•: ..-.-.•.. . 12 The DrfyRegister MONDAY OCTOBER 7.1974 "f •HHUIIiUHllUlllllltllUIIIIUIUIIHIIIIIIIIHIHUIUIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIHIUIIHIlii County Births illllllllllllllimillHIIIIMHIMIIimillllllllllMIIIIII Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllll

RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vargas Red Bank (nee Luz Maria Rodriguez), 32 Church St., Keyport. son, Mr and Mrs Joseph Gnllon Oct. 3. (nee Diane Barrett), 214 Hope Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hay- Road, New Shrewsbury, den (nee Mary Ellen Lang daughter, Sept 26 an), 43 Bay Ave., East Keans REDEEM Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blais burg, son, Oct. 3. FOODTOWN dell (nee Ann Morris) 746 Na- Mr and Mrs William Kel- vesink River Road, Middle- ler (nee Judith Nadler), 190 town, daughter, Oct. 2. Kearney St., Keyport. son, SUPER Mr. and Mrs Robert Jameson Oct 3. (nee Linda Anderson), 167 COUPONS v Greenwood Drive, Cliff wood MONMOITH MEDICAL Beach, son, Oct. 2. Branch Mr. and Mrs Robert Conte Mr. and Mrs Raymond Cat- (nee Marie DeMio), 24 ena (nee Enid Rubin), 210 Emergy Drive, Lincroft, son, Carter Ave., Keahsburg, son. Oct. 2. Sept 30. Mr and Mrs Michael Vat- Mr and Mrs Peter Johns tiat (nee Elizabeth O'Donnell) (nee Carol Roma), 862 .Wood- 5 Oak Place, Red Bank, son, gate Ave., Long Branch, son, Oct. 2. Oct. I. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest De- Mr. and Mrs Alfred Litwak CUPTH1SCOUPON Nigris (nee Catherine Don- (nee Cheryl Ktllam), 28 Riv- nelly), 8 Spring Garden Ave., erside Ave., Red Bank, Colts Neck, daughter, Oct. 2. daughter, Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Impaglia Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Curley (nee Gun Jannborg), 93 First (nee Karen Hall), 1457 Rustic- STEAK SALE! Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Drive, Ocean Township, US DA daughter, Oct. 2. daughter, Oct. 2. Choice Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stoia Beef SIRLOIN (nee Bronawyn Gallagher), 120 Ocean Ave., East Keans- Casino gambling burg, daughter, Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mar to be discussed telli (nee Kerrie Fitzgerald), RED BANK - The First 519 Apple VaUey Drive, Bel- Baptist Church will present a or T-BONE ford, son, Oct. 2. program sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Car- Women's Fellowship on ca- riel (nee Sophie Jordan), 44 sino gambling tomorrow at U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Dogwood Rpad, Middletown, 8:20 p.m. son, Oct. 2. Rev. Philip Knnz, a repre- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrne sentative of the N.J. Council (nee Marybelle Snyder), 326 of Churches, will speak on the SIRLOIN TIP ROUND Edgeview Road, Keyport, issue which is to appear on' OR SHOULDER son, Oct. 3. the November ballot. (Whole freezer cuts priced ROASTS slightly higher) Make A Date V'M U.S.D.A. Choice Beef A paid 'directory of coming events (or non-profit organiza- tions. Rates: $2 00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- tional line; $3 00 foi two days, $1.25 each additional line;' 11 TOP ROUND ROAST -- $5,00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; WOO for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 *-«• U.S.D.A. Choice Beef days, $2 50 each additional line Deadline noon day before TiPTHiS COUPON. publication. Call THe Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the Date Secretary. ,, BONELESS RUMP ROAST i Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- al Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Uetown Dial 671 3319 trrtpCrltptJuk* Juicy -— ^-. OCTOBER 9 EYE ROUND ROAST -*« Monmouth Medical Center Seminar for all registered Nurses on "Kidney Donations" at 0:30 p.m. Call 222-5200, U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless MCINTOSHAPPLES 3^49' TOP ROUND, Ext. 475, for registration and more information. SIRLOIN TIP ROUND, BEEF STEAKS! ROUND FOR SWISSING House Plant and Terrarium Demonstration Sale — $ By Mrs. Jerome Margolis and Mrs Edward Glaser of Fresh Go* t Imp Quarteied wilh Mflng Young & Tt'ridi>i The Plantation. Sponsored by New Shrewsbury Lincroft JUICY BARTLETT PEARS 3 1CHICKEN BREASTS 5? BEEF LIVER .. Garden Club, 8 p.m., Mahalia F Atchison School, New btra Fancy ^_ ^_ Shrewsbury. Admission free. SHANK M Fn-ihGovi Imp QuarttMi-d wth back Ri-ody to iti' I Wniri Added! ('OPTION II OCTOBER 10 CHICKEN LEGS SMOKED HAMS ,O-N ih National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Monmouth-Ocean CUCUMBERS %. 29 Assorted Voiirtirs Foodlown 1 Chapter, will present Peter C. Dowling. M.D.. N.J, Col- In Tour House Scivo SchickKous' Mtal or Bed *"" •IP* »«wng You Sen* More 6 lege of Medicine and Dentistry, who will speak on "Mul- FRESH " SCHICKHAUS lb tiple Sclerosis Research," Booker Pavilion, Jersey Shore $ Medical Center, 7-9 p.m. Coffee and discussion. No TOMATOES 3.-«- l CAROLINA YAMS ,19 COLD CUTS M FRANKS 1 charge. Public welcome.

OCTOBER 11 Assorted or White "Rummage Sale" — Benefit of Monmouth County Beef, Chicken, or Turkey SPCA, Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall, entrance White St., Red Bank, 9:30 to 3:30. BOUNTY OCTOBER 11,12 MORTON "Pine Tree Players" — Present "Mary, Mary" 8:30 Frozen p.m. Community House, Third and Madison, Spring Lake, 2 p.m. Matinee Oct. 12. Tickets available at door one hour TOWELS POT PIES before curtain. Adults $2.50, students and Seniors, $1.50. Fresh Assorted Flavors or Plain 988-1810. Morion

United Methodist Women of Christ Church United Methodist will hold a Rummage Sale at the Church, COLOMBO ,., Ridge Rd , Fair Haven. Fn , 9 to 4, Sat 9 to 12 White MACARONI elephant table, cake and coffee. YOGURT FROZEN OCTOBER 12 & CHEESE Barbecue Chicken or Spare-Rib Dinner — From 12 to Fresh 7 p.m. Adults $3.25. Children under 12. $1.75 At the Ways Chopped or Leaf ide Firehouse, sponsored by the Wayside and Pinebrook Fire Companies. "Square Dance" By Ladies' Auxiliary, VFW Post BREAKSTONE FOODTOWN 1953, at Post Home, Ramsey Ave., Francis PI., Keans- burg, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Donation $5 person, including hot Frozen meal and free beer. Chairlady, Pearl Cosentino. Reserva- SOUR CREAM :: tions in advance only, 7870744. SPINACH Contadina Betty Crocker Froien Roman (23 01.) (roii-n Tiopiiana (12 oi 39c) "Rags to Riches Fair" - Food, games, tennis ROUND 28-.,. PIECRUST ii-B, round robin, plants and rummage. Corner of Seven CHEESE 10 C ORANGE 6o, Bridges Rd. and Little Silver Point Rd.. Ljub^gjlver, 10 TOMATOES <" MIX a.m. to 4 p.m. Benefit Planned Parenthood of Monmouth PIZZA ^ JUICE Chunk White In Oil Minute Maid County. Froien Cut or French Birch 'ye Frozen Birds Eye GEISHA 6,0, ORANGE £", OCTOBER 19 tof1on GREEN MIXED .0,,. $1 "Kick-Off Dance" — Benefit St. James Parish Soccer TUNA FISH "" JUICE BEANS plqs | Program, 9 p.m., in the Cafeteria, Petert PI., Red Bank VEGETABLES 3 Admission $5, includes beer, set-ups. Music by Peter Ga- latro's Orchestra. For tickets, call E. Ducov. 741-464H. K. >tff#0ftfln* MM t Oiinl«liCMr««h«r. Ml«., Grogan, 747-1292, S. Anderson, 747-3981 FAMILY CIRCLE $ HEATH CANDIES £ 69* NATKCO COOKIES ^85* NABISCO 6 PACK ^49* fWOGET SALAMI ~* 1 "Monmouth County Hunt Race Meet" — Former DO-IT-YOURSELF Haskell Estate, Middletown. dales open II am Five races, food, refreshment General admission. $5 Children ENCYCLOPEDIA SAVE SOc under 12, free. sAVMSc SAVEMc HwdHMtDm quart HMD YOU* SET A VOtUMf UCH WHK You Save More OCTOBER 20 container "Antique and Flea Market" — Red Bank Hadassah. MOP&GLO WM<1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Middletown Shopping Center, Rt. 35, ONC HOC New Monmouth Rd. $5 space Snacks 842-8017. Rain date Urn, m i* lUt m* Vihm t •» t «b «.« MCIL UCM .10/27. 111 Jl %-ti u.; «»>._c*ii ns : OCTOBERM mi CUP THIS COUPON CUP THIS COUPON CUP THIS COOTOT "Halloween Dance" — sponsored by River I'laza Hose Co. No. 1, Foster and Applcgatc. 9 p.m to 2 a in Buffet, costumes optional, music by Revival. Donation STAINLESS TABLEWARE SAVE 90c 1HIS*II« S1IATIJKI $7.50 per couple. Tickets at door or call V (irossi. 741- « You Sov* Mora 60 in 5662. regular 5 MONSTER bottk NOVEMBER 1.2,3 With This Coupon "Festival of Religious Arts 4 Crafts" - Held on Frt., * VITAMINS MOUTHWASH 7 to 10 p.m., Sal., 10 to 10. Sun . 2 to H p.m. at Middletown United Methodist Church. 924 Middleliiwn-I.incnifl lid Free Interfatih Arts & Crafts Exhibit, and performing CUP THIS COUPON CUP THIS COUPON CUPTHIS COUPON arts program 747-9354 Pikm «Hecti»e thru tatunloy October IJ. Net retpomible lor typoaraphical erran, Member Twin County Grocer.. The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONOAY OCTOBER 7 1974 13 STATE

Casino advocates also want liquor Most people want liquor served in casinos, and they don't want the state to set a limit on bets, according to a poll con- ducted by five New Jersey newspapers The papers also found that more than 60 per cent of 575 voters surveyed said they would vote for the casino gambling referendum Nov. S. The survey was the seventh in a biweekly series con- ducted by the Sunday Press of Atlantic City, the Home News of New Brunswick, the Elizabeth Daily Journal, the Burling- ton County Times and the Passaic Herald-News. The poll showed 631 per cent backed serving liquor in ca- sinos, with 27.8 per cent opposed and 9 1 per cen undecided Asked if the state should limit the amount someone could bet in a 24-hour period, 51 8 per cent said no, 38.9 percent said yes «n>>'« "•" twin and the rest were undecided DESIGN EXPERTISE - Before a lammed audito- Left to right, are Gene Van Brunt, of Flowers by rium, florists In the Jersey Shore Professional Ross, Wanamassa; Rosina MocStudy of Foggio Some 60.5 per cent said they would vote yes on the refer- Florists Association flower show yesterday dem- Florist, Port-au-peck, and Andy Seluchins of Skips endum, 30.1 per cent said no and 9.4 per cent were not sure. onstrate on-spot arrangements with live flowers. of Toms River. The referendum, if approved, would eliminate a ban on casinos from the state constitutions and permit the Legisla- ture to establish casinos in areas where local voters specific- ally approved them. The poll also showed most men favor casinos, but support Exhibit by florists delights is narrower among women. Of 280 men surveyed, 72.1 per cent were in favor and 21.4 per cent opposed. Some 49.2 per cent of the 205 women surveyed approved casinos, bu| 28.3 per cent were against them. Byrne OKs transit bond bills 7,500 flower enthusiasts lands, as was the outside en- al show as so jammed that the gigantic effort was worth TRENTON - Gov. Brendan T Byrne Friday signed bills By ELEANOR MARKO WHICH IS WITCH - Adding a fall theme to the trance, enhanced by huge another was scheduled, al- it — and what is important to that put two more bond issues calling for a total $300 million flower fun al the Jersey Shore Professional Flor- boxwood wreaths and hanging though it was evident, as the note, that show was so well expenditure for transportation on the Nov. 5 ballot. SPRING LAKE - A crowd received by the public, drawn ists Association spectacular, are Mrs. Karen Ross, topiary balls trimmed with show drew toward its stated The bills authorized referenda on a $200 million bond issue of more than 7,500 flower-lov- to a community unusually as the pretty witch, and Peter Kay, in a scarecrow red velvet ribbons. closing time of 5 pin . that for highway construction and a $100 million proposal for the ing people gave this seaside locked up at this time for its costume. Both are with Flowers by Ross of Wana- community a gasp of post- the florists had put in a hectic preservation of railroad services. A 20-foot tall Christmas tree long winter's sleep massa. summer activity unusual for' week There's no doubt that In signing the bills, Byrne said, "These bond issues are vi- timmed with red balls and iff tally important if we are to meet the transportation needs of this time of year. ribbons greeted visitors at the New Jersey." The balmy day contributed door and standing there was New Jersey voters will also find a proposed (200 million to the beach traffic which the association's emblem in "Geen Acres" bond issue on the ballot when they go to the jammed Ocean Ave., where fresh flowers. polls Nov. 5. It proposes a $200 million program to acquire, the Jersey Shore Professional preserve and develop recreational land. Florists Association staged its Few poeple could resist A proposed $90 million bond issue for state housing sub- first fresh flower spectacular buying plants and flowers at sidles for low, middle income and senior citizen housing here in the Essex and Sussex the show, which boasted flow- passed the Senate last Monday and is pending in the Assem- Hotel regal in its turn of the er arranging demonstrations bly. century furnishings. that were attended to over- The voters will also find a referendum on the ballot ask- More than 2,500 attended flowing — by all ages. ing if they approve of legalization of casino gambling in New Saturday, and more than 5,000 "I never saw a show like Jersey. packed the lobby and ball- it," exclaimed one woman rooms yesterday. The show who was carrying an assort- was for the benefit of nonprofit ment of plants and (lowers af- 2 college students die in van hospitals In Monmouth and ter admittedly spending sev- ASSATEAGUE STATE PARK. Md. - Two Delaware col- Ocean Counties. eral hours at the show — a lege students who fell asleep in their can Friday night with a The entire lobby was drap- good by at $2 a ticket. charcoal stove still burning were found dead here Saturday ed with fresh laurel gar- Yesterday afternoon's brid- afternoon. Police said Michael P. Jones, 21. of Collingswood, N.J., and Patricia J. Paolina, 22. of Washington, NJ , apparently died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Johns was a student at the University of Delaware Miss Paolinl attended a women's college. STANDING ROOM ONLY - Florists show their case at the Essex and Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake, They were discovered in the back of the van about 1 p.m. expertise In flower arrangements for a wedding, a by the Jersey Shore Professional Florists Associ- by companions who spent the night outside. Police said the popular program during the two-day flower show- ation. stove, which the couple was using to keep warm, apparently used all the oxygen in the tightly closed van. Poll shows Democrats favored PRINCETON — Most voters would like to see Democrats i Ban spending on Big Brook elected in their congressional districts, partly because Demo- crats are considered to be better than Republicans at con- trolling inflation, according to the Gallup Poll. The poll said yesterday that personal interviews in August and September showed 54 per cent of those surveyed favored plan until referendum held Democratic congressional candidates, 35 per cent preferred Republicans, 3 per cent wanted candidates from other parties * FREEHOLD - Colts Neck all planning activities con- Mr O'Hagan, however, added jor drainage source, is a natu- to win and 8 per cent were undecided. officials remain under court cerning the complex, which that the township needed to ral wildlife habitat and con- In a similar survey four years ago. Democratic candi- order barring them from ex- would include a golf course, a expend funds to get the neces- tains archeologlcal artifacts dates held a 49 to 44 per cent lead over the GOP in national pending any public funds in swim club and a tennis club, sary federal approvals A threshold question to be popularity*, whith 1 per cent of those surveyed choosing other- connection with the town- until an environmental Im- "This would be a com- decided at a full hearing is parties and 6 per cent undecided. In that year's election, the ship's proposed Big Brook pact study is made. It also pletely unjustified ex- whether the Big Brook com- Democrats won 255 House seats to the Republicans' 180 seats. recreational complex wants the court to determine penditure of public monies be- plex is for a public purpose Gallup said a key factor in the Democrats' commanding In continuing the injunction, the validity of a $79,000 bond fore the voters have approved for which municipal funds lead at present is widespread public concern over the high Superior Court Judge Merrill ordinance and to block the it or before the court acts on may be expended. cost of living. Two-thirds of those interviewed predicted that Lane Jr. said he had the dis- township from incurring any it," said the court. Generally, a municipality the economic situation will worsen in the next six months, and tinct impression that the ori- expense relative to the pro- Judge Lane said he saw a may only expend funds for nearly half predicted a depression such as the nation suffered gin of the proposed recrea- posal. great deal of harm if the public purposes, continued in the 1930s. tional complex was "rather In response to questions by court permitted I he township high handed." the court concerning the pro- to expend funds for this proj- the court, adding that the term, public purpose, is very During the course of a hear- posed fee of |950 for a family ect before it was approved flexible. Freeholder indicted on bid rig try ing Friday, Robert W to use the facilities, Mr Henry J. Saling of Katon- TRENTON - A Union County freeholder was indicted O'Hagan of Allenhurst, repre- O'Hagan maintained that it town, representing the plain- While it could be argued Firday for trying to rig a public bid award (or a friend. senting Colts Neck, indicated would not be a barrier to resi- tiffs, argued that the in- that development of the com- Attorney Gen. William F. Hyland said a state grand Jury ••t uttf .ion piMto that the Big Brook complex dents in the township He junction should be continued plex is related to a proper indicted Freeholder Edward H. Tiller on one count of mis- GROUND BROKEN — Freehold Township Mayor would be placed on referen- added that he did not think He said the township should municipal function, continued' conduct in office. Arthur R. Kondrup, left, breaks ground Saturday dum. The question, however, that the fact that some people not be permitted to spend the court, it is anticipated cannot use the facilities The jury said Tiller, 62, of Garwood, tried to have bid for the new municipal building near the existing fa- will not be on the November public monies on the project that only 25 per cent of the should stop the project. specifications for servicing and maintenance of county radio cility at Stlllwell Corner and Schanck Roads. Look- general election ballot be- without first knowing if the families in the township will federal Department of Hous- and other electronic equipment written so his friend- would get ing on are, left to right, Jerome Larson, architect, cause the time period has ex- Mr O'Hagan sought to have join the facility The court ing and Urban Development the contract. George Harvey of Beniamin Harvey Construction • pired. Thus, the township the temporary restraint dis- added that the membership 'would have to call a special would approve it. Hyland identified the friend as Albert Broda, Jr. and his Co., and Frederick John, township business admin- solved, arguing that it would fees could preclude some election for this or wait until firm as Knapp Radio •Company istrator. The building is slated to be completed in prohibit any expenditures for In his ruling on the matter from joining as members the 1975 general election. He said Tiller asked a consulting engineer. Paul F. God- 12-14 months. the project. of whether the injunction Judge Lane said he had ley, Jr. to draft the rigged bid specifications on April 5.1973. Judge Lane held that the "If you lose the referen- should be continued, Judge grave doubts in his mind con- If convicted, Tiller faces up to three years in jail and a township may place the ques- dum, it would be money down Lane noted that the Big cerning the legality of the en- tion on referendum but he di- the drain," said Judge Lane Brook area constitutes a ma- $1,000 fine m. tire conrpnl Municipal building rected the township officials that they could not express an Computerized car pools planned official township position re- TRENTON - The Department of Transportation is devel- project under way garding the complex but oping a computer system to suggest car pooling roules and could speak on it as individ- uals. passenger lists for workers throughout the state. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - ment level will be finished at Ray Korona. executive assistant to Transportation Commis- Ground was broken Saturday a later date. The judge also ruled that sioner Alan Sagner, said the system will rely on a scries of for the 8,500 square-foot first The new building, plus'the the township could not expend special maps for each region of the state. stage of a new municipal renovation of the existing mu- public funds for this ex- pression of opinions. He fur- Korona's staff is developing a questionnaire to be sent out building. nicipal building to serve the ther ruled that should the to industries; office complexes, schools and stale office facil- The new building would be police department and munic- township want to expend ities. The questionnaires will ask employes their work hours, near the existing municipal ipal court will cost an esti funds for the project, the offi- general transportation roules and driving time. building building at Stillweli mated II million cials must notify the plaintiffs After compiling data from the questionnaires, the depart- Corner and Schanck Roads About half the cost will bo and gain court approval. ment will send letters to the workers telling them wh<> lives The first stage is expected to covered by accumulated reve- nearby who could travel with them conveniently. Korona said. be completed in 12-14 months nue-sharing funds The bal- The Colts Neck recreational The 5,500 square-foot sec- ance will be financed through proposal was brought before ond floor and smaller base- bonding. the court by William Withers Man charged with wife's killing of Hockhoekson Road, Jose- NEWARK - An unemployed construction worker has phine Bucco of Clover Hill been charged with clubbing his wife to death with a baseball NOW to hear four candidates Lane, Kenneth E. Fox of 112A bat while their seven children slept in another room in their L1NCR0KT - The Mon- holder; Thomas Lynch, Colonial Terr.. James R home here, according to police. mouth County Chapter of Democrat candidate for free- Spencer of Rl. 34. Irene S Authorities said Victor Fucnles, 39, turned himself in at NOW (National Organization holder; Kenneth Clark. He- Kisscll of Hockhoekson Road. police headquarters Saturday and told them. "I hurt my wife for Women) will have candi- publican, and Joseph Rogerx, Patricia Allocca of Stone Hill very bad." dates' night tomorrow at H Anti-Monopoly Party, both Road, and the Colts Neck SCHOOL GUARD HONORED - Mary Lynch of West Keansburg, has re- Police found Rosa Fuentes, :I7. lying dead in a pool of p.m. in the Unitarian Church. running for Congress. Issues Community Association, (if tired from her post as school crossing guard at the West Keansburg School. blood in a bedroom. ^A bloody baseball bat was lying al her 1475 W. Front St to be discussed include equal which each of the individuals rights for women, day care She is presented a plaque in appreciation of her services by Committeeman side, according to pnli The candidates who will are members. centers and abortion. The Stephen J. Filardl, left. Lobking on are Rudolph Cherney traffic safety offi- The couple's children, aged three to 18, were sleeping speak are: Joseph C. Irwin. The suit is seeking to have incumbent Republican free meeting is open to the public the township directed to stop cer, and Leonard Super, principal of the West Keansburg School. when police arrived. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 Dodgers tighten grip on NL playoff crown PITTSBURGH (AP) - There's nothing like two vic- tories on the road before go- ing borne to make a team feel fike the National League champions "I'm not saying we're going to sweep, but we're the Na- tional League champs," said Jim Wynn. the power behind the Dodgers' season long drive that has left them one victory short of the NL title and a World Series berth af- ter yesterday's 5-2 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates "We're in the driver's seat," said Ron Cey, who rap- ped a homer, two doubles and a single to tie the playoff record of four hits in one game set by Pittsburgh's Bob Robertson in 1971 -ORIOLE HURDLER - Oakland As Dick Green American League playoff game in Oakland. Green "Now the Pirates got to 'hurdles Orioles first baseman Earl Williams for a bunted toward first and beat the throw to Williams. pull all the stops," echoed single In the fifth inning of yesterday's second Willie Crawford, whose pinch- hit single brought Cey home with the winning run against Pittsburgh's relief ace Dave Ciustl. No team has overcome a 2-0 Determined Athletics deficit' since the best-of-five intra-league playoffs began in 1969 and the Pirates task is made more difficult by the series shifting to Los Angeles. It's like the Dodgers are serving the match point with get even with Orioles three cracks to get it. "I'd say we have our backs OAKLAND (AP) - It was But Bobby Grich, Balti- if necessary on Thursday. the season from surgery on a to the wall," Pittsburgh Man- • familiar script: Oakland more's Golden Glove-caliber "It doesn't bother me al OUT OF ACTION — Los Angeles Dodger shortstop Bill Russell (18) lumps disc in his back, credited ager Danny Murtaugh said af- trailing Baltimore in the second baseman, dropped the all," Dark said of the task of teammate Jesus Alou's "mag- ter the Dodgers scored three in the air and throws to first base for o double play during yesterday's sec- American League playoffs un- high pop in foul territory. winning twice at Baltimore. ic wand" after belting a runs off Giusti to snap a 2-2 ond playoff game in Pittsburgh against the Pirates. Pirate Rennie Stennett til Sal Bando started swinging "With these two teams, it "I had it right in my double in the seventh inning tie. (6) makes the belated slide. at Dave McNally's pitches. glove," Grich said. "It wasn't and the three-run homer in doesn't matter where we "But we've been counted Let Angeles 111 There were a,few new like the ball was right in the the eighth off Grant Jack- Pittsburgh and blunt the nor- games against Cincinnati in ab r HI out of it nine or 10 times this mally potent Pirate hitting? 1970. Lopes 2b 4 I Strain* wrinkles thrown in, such as sun - just a little bit." son. An error by substitute ob r year, and here we are playing Bucknerll 5 0 S T two errors by the usually shortstop Frank Baker kept Belonged 0 Camoral« "To tell you the truth. I The Pirate famine ended in Wynne d 1 0 OIIMT Cl • i The reprieved Bando lined Motion pli o North el in the big series," added Mur- Gorveylb S 0 Storgellrl 0 I surehanded Baltimore Ori- the Inning going for Fosse. FBoker u 0 Bando Jb really didn't give much the seventh inning when sin- Frgsn rf 4 0 Glurtlp a three-ball, one-strike fast Bini. I1 0 RJCttndh taugh, whose club was 14 Cey 3b 5 I Oemtryp t.iuliVti 0 Wht thought to it," he said. "But gles by Paul Popovich, Richie Russell ss 4 I Hnondip oles. They enabled Bando and ball over the left-field fence, "It's heavier, 35 ounces, Rudl TDovlldh 0 games under .500 early in the Yeogerc 1 0 Parker n e * Ray Fosse to drive in four just eluding the glove of Bal- and has more wood," said Baylor II 0 Tract Ib I've been in baseball long Zisk and Al Oliver helped Crwfrd rt 2 I inollnc BHbnviX 0 CWhnlonrt season. Mssrsthp > 0 KrMrk Ib 0 enough not to be surprised at Pittsburgh pull to a 2-2 tie unearned runs with home timore's Don Baylor. Fosse, who wasn't sure he'd EWIIarm Ib Foswc While Murtaugh took the Motaph 1 0 Tvrotu runs as the A's rebounded Cottll rt 0 DGrMnS) anything." against Dodger starter Andy 0 0 Mtndorost "I thought he caught it," be a starter behind the plate Etctiebrnc 0 Honph "chin-up" approach, it was MrJillp 0 0 Popvchss || from Saturday's 6-3 defeat to Bumtory or 0 Odompr The Dodgers, who won. 30. Messersmith. Rooker p Bando said of a play that until Friday night. "I Hendrkksc 0 MMvlll7b business as usual for Walter Zltkph 0 I whip the Orioles 5-0 yesterday McNally p 0 0 Hottiman p Saturday behind the pitching However, Murtaugh had to Clrnnrl I I 0 would have been a re-run of dreamed I'd hit a three-run 0 0 Alston, silver-haired Dodgers Garland p of Don Sutton, led 20 into Totals » "S 12 Tote* B "2 "I behind Ken Holtzman's five-hit Al Bumbry's leaping grab in homer. It came two days lat- BReynoldspO 0 manager whose club had the sacrifice starting pitcher Jim GJackunp 0 0 the Pirates' seventh yes- Los Angeles "J W » -» pitching. Game Two of the 1973 play- er," he said. best regular season record in Hooker (or a pinch-hitter in Plllsburoh MO tW 2Oi -J Totoll 30 0 5 Totals J» 5 I terday, and Pittsburgh's 15 E-Sangulllen 2, Rooker. DP-Los An The A's, two-time defending offs in which Holtzman out- The playoffs move to Balti- Baltlmort 000 000 0O0 _ o baseball. that inning, and the Dodgers geles 2, Plttsburgti I. LOB-Los AngeM pitched McNally, 6-3. Oakland 000 101 01a - $ scoreless innings matched the broke the game open in the 12. Plllsburoh rjB-Ce» J. HR-C»» World Series champions, vic- more tomorrow for the third E - Grich. F Baker DP - Baltimore 7. Had he realistically ex- III. SB-Toverai,, *Wynn , Lopes . Oakland J. LOR - Baltimore 5. Oakland playoff record they set in two eighth against Giusti. S-StenneH. timized McNally for the sec- Fosse, sidelined much of and fourth games, plus a fifth ; IB - Fosse » - Rudi.' pected to win both games in ond straight year to square the best-of-five-game series at 1-1. A year ago in Baltimore. Bando homered twice against McNally, and had a third Plunkett ends honeymoon for Colts' new boss homer taken away by a leap- ing catch. By The Associated Press of the Colts yesterday, touchdown passes, including a straight loss for the Colts. St. Louis had an easier time, feated Green Bay, 27-7, Oak- over San Francisco. Hart Bando led off the fourth in- Thomas watched his club fall W-yarder to Reggie Kucker i The NFL's two other un whacking San Francisco 34-9 land pounded Cleveland, 40- brought the surprising Car- ning by watching two pilches The honeymoon lasted behind on the third play of on that third play, leading the bcatens also stretched their Elsewhere, Atlanta won Its 24, Chicago took New Or- dinals from behind for the miss the strike zone. Then, he about two plays for Joe the game and then absorb a unbeaten Patriots to their perfect records for another first game after three losses, leans, 24-10, Pittsburgh victory. said, "1 tried to hold up on Thomas, new coach of the 42-3 thumping from the New fourth consecutive victory of week. Minnesota needed a defeating the New York' Gi- whipped Houston, 13-7, Den- Cincinnati got a pair of 'my swing and popped it up. I Baltimore Colts. England Patriots. the last-second field goal by Fred ants, 14-7, Cincinnati whacked ver defeated Kansas City, 17- touchdowns from defensive •was Jtist depressed." Taking over as bench boss Jim Plunkett fired three season. It was the fourth Cox to nip Dallas 23-21 while Washington, 28-17, Buffalo de- 14, Los Angeles took a 16-13 back Lamar Parrish and decision from Detroit and Washington never recovered. Philadelphia defeated San Parrish returned the Red- Diego 13-7. skins' first punt 90 yards for The New York Jets play at the game's first touchdown Death mars and later scooped Up a Jerry H Miami tonight, completing the NFL's fourth week of Smith fumble and dashed 47 "play. yards for another score. Plunkett's other TD passes were for four yards to Sam Ken Stabler matched Plun- •Prixvictory kett's passing show, throwing Cunningham and 16 to Rucker and by the time he left the for three TDs in Oakland's • WATKINS GLEN, NY Fittipaldi in a McLaren team romp over Cleveland. Stabler car, and John Watson of Ire- game for a rest in the third (AP) — Carlos Reutemann connected for TDs with Fred land in a third Brabham. period, the Pats had matters •won the battle and fellow l.at Biletnikoff for u yards, Clar- Reutemann, who earlier well in hand against Balti- .in-American Emerson Fitti- ence Davis on a 45-yard bomb had won the South'African more. i paldi won the war during yes- and with a 10- and Austrian Grand Prix Minnesota didn't get things terday's 15th running of the yarder as the Raiders • (United States Grand Prix. races, ran the 199.284 miles in in hand in Dallas until the 1:40:21.0 for a speed of 119.12 last tick on the clock when bounced back after surren- "It is good," both said, fol- miles per hour — a new Cox kicked his third field goal dering a first-minute TD to , lowing Reutemann's wire-to- record tor the redesigned of the game, a 27-yarder to the Browns on Charlie Hall's • wire victory and Fittipaldi's Glen circuit. give the Vikings their fourth 29-yard interception return. , 'fourth-place finish that gave He was paid $50,000 from straight victory. ,him his second world driving Joe Ferguson completed 13 the $300,000, purse, his biggest Cox had hit from 46 and 30 .championship in two years. of 16 passes, seven of them to paycheck ever. He said he yards earlier and Fran Tar- Ahmad Rashad, and Jim And both were somewhat will share it with members of kenton pitched touchdown Braxton busted into the end subdued in their victory cele- his team. passes of 66 and 13 yards for zone for three short-yardage brations because of the death the Vikings as Dallas dropped touchdowns, moving Buffalo ••during the race of 25-year-old Fittipaldi had entered the its third decision in four race deadlocked with Clay past Green Bay. Ferguson's • 'Austrian driver Helmulh games, the Cowboys' worst Regazzoni, a Ferrari driver passes accounted for 175 Koinigg. start since 1065. from Switzerland, each with yards and one TD to Rashad Koinigg, of Salzburg. 52 championship points. Jody HEAD CLANGERS — Atlanta Falcon back Art Ma- game In New Haven, Conn. Keiley brought Malone Mel Gray scored on passes while Braxton twice scored "Austria, was killed instantly Scheckter, 24, of South Africa, lone, left, and New York Giant linebacker Brian of 57 and 59 yards, for two of on plunges of one yard and down after the latter made a three-yard gain. Fal- Jim Hart's three touchdown when his Surtees-Ford failed trailed with 45 points Keiley are ready to bang heads during yesterday's cons won, 14-7. also went in from the two- to make a hairpin turn on the passes in St. Louis' victory yard line. '"race course and crashed -through a steel barrier. Reserve quarterback Steve Ramsey came off the bench His was the third death to fire Denver past Kansas among Gran Prix drivers this Arny laments as Giants hit new low City with rookie Jon .year and the second at Wai- Key worth contributing a pair '. kins Glen in two years. Amer- By JOSNIFALK However, it came as a sur- and zipped 59 yards un- disappointed In our perform- passes Mitchell caugnt all anybody." of touchdowns. ' ican Peter Revson was killed prise to Del Gaizo. Explaining touched. ance. It's my job to have us day. Del Gaizo was conscious of in South Africa in March and NEW HAVEN, Conn. - why he called runs on his first "They were in a safety ready to play. I thought we The Giants crossed midfield Ihe crowd's reaction to Snead The Broncos wiped out an Switzerland's Silvia Moser at Coach Bill Amsparger went two plays, he said, "I didn't zone," Snead explained, "and had a good week's work, but only once in the second half, after the key interception. early 14-3 Kansas City lead Monza, Italy, in April. French to the bullpen here yesterday want to go in and throw right - I guess he (Brown) read the we sure didn't look like it." and that penetration got only "The fans weren't cheering despite being stopped at the ace Francois Cevert died in but came up dry as the New off. I hadn't even taken a pattern, perhaps by picking Kotar's run came on the Gi- to the Falcons' 43. Pete Gogo- me when I went in. They Chiefs' goal line twice by ' a crash at Watkins Glen the York Giants helped the At- snap from center." up the blocking on the play." ants' second possession and lak missed field geal attempts were cheering because Norm KC's defense. . 'day before last year's race. Snead, who threw the Inter- lanta Falcons to their first Brown later said he had gave them a 7-0 lead. He cut of 46 and 49 yards in the sec went out. I wish they'd be NATIONAL FOOTBALLLLikcu L-, c "It is very sad," Reule- win of the season. 14-7 ception that won the game for read Snead's eyes on the criti- off right tackle behind blinks ond period. Not to be outdone. more patient." AMERICAN COMPHtiRINCl * • mann said of Koinigg's death. Atlanta, took it phlegmati- Easier. Ol.lslwmi Amsparger heeded the boos cal play, lie also said, "We by John Hicks, Doug Van Nick Mike-Mayer missed at- Then he said, "You know, TIAM -t T PI. Mew Ei . ro. . Fittipaldi also was deeply af- ol the 50,415 Yale Bowl fans cally. "You never feel good know that Snead doesn't like Horn and Dick Enderle, split tempts of 44 and 28 yards for it's not inconceivable that we Buffalo.noton. d 4 0 0 ioISOn M17 44) fected, as was his wife, Marie about being taken out." he to get hit and throws those Falcons Mike Tillcman amU Miamio 1 I t* .441 14 II and brought In Jim Del Gaizo Atlanta. could be 4-0 now." NY. JeH lit 1JJ SI 41 n .Helena. al quarterback with 10:06 to shrugged. short passes. Claude Humphrey and outran" New York converted only 5 But it's 1-3 and on to Phila- Baltimore 0? ' 4 0 M M l» At the time Amsparger Dhrrskw "Those guard rails are lelb- play. The move brought However, the Giants might the secondary for his 53-yard- of 16 third down plays during delphia (3-1) this Sunday. Cincinnati. I 0 .ISO tt cheers from the faithful, but called in his lefthander, have even been able tn over- er. the game despite a promising Allonto 0 7)0—14 Pittsburgh 2 1 I OS II ' !il," the dark-haired Mrs. Fit New York 7000—7 Houston 110 .250 4} tipaldi said * it didn't add any luster to the Snead was 10 fur 20 for H.i come the interception if they Atlanta tied the game late start. They got only four first NY — Kolar SJ run Ooaolok kick Cleveland.. iio no si yards. All — J. Mitchell IS pass Irom Le* Wtttoni DIMttM ' Reutemann, who had quali- Giants' attack which seemed could have prompted an of- in the second period on an K0- downs in the second half.. . Mike - Mover kick Oakland 3 I 0 .750 104 to have gone asleep at half- The play that won the game fense in the second half. Only yard drive after Dave Jen-" "They didn't do anything All — Brown 59 Interception return Kansas City 12 0 5M U fied his Brabham-Ford team Mike - Mayer kick Denver 1 J I 37S 45 bar in the front-row pole posi- time. for Atlanta, and perhaps sav- H9 of their total 261 yards nings punted into the end differently in the second A - 50,415 San Diego 1 3 0 JSO 41 ed coach Norm Van Brock- came after intermission tone. half," Snead said. "They just First downs. . 17 |J NATIONAL CONFERENCE ,' lion, never trailed as he took Del Gaizo seeing his first Rushevyorch ! M IS7 J9I7J E •stern Dlvrslw action as a Giant, moved the lin's job, came laic in the "I think this is the worst Quarterback Bob Lee com- started to play better, ami we Passing yords in 19 SI. Louis 4 0 0 I00O 17 'the lead at the starter's flag Return yards JJ Philadelphia 3 I 0 750 » club 27 yards in his first third period. we've played all year," Arns- pleted three passes on the started to play poorer." Passes It-IM lij»j Washington I 7 0 SOO TO and gradually built up a safe Punls. 111 S44 Dallas 13 0 IX 41 "lead over teammate Carlos series and 2 in his second He On second and six from the pargcr lamented. "I didn't drive and all were to tight Arnspargcr wouldn't talk Fumbles losl 14 00 N.Y.GIonU 13 0 .ISO SI was two for six passing for 19 Atlanta 43, Snead tried to hit feel like we stopped Atlanta end Jim Mitchell. Mitchell about next week's quarter- Penalties-yards 470 IIS Cmlrd DhrrtM* Pace of Brazil. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Minnesota 4 0 0 1.000 yards. Hay Rhodes in a quick or did anything offensively. beat Giant strong safely back, "We'll just have to RUSHINO - Atlanta, Slanback is«4. Chicago I 0 .KB 'Pace passed Britisher Malone IS SJ. McGee t 11 New York. Green Bo, 3 U square-out on the right side- We had good individual effort Chuck Crist for gains of 14,27 evaluate our situation," he Kalor IS-IIV.OowkintV-33. 45 tl ' James Hunt with only five "I wanted to see what Jim RECEIVING - Atlanta. Molone S 36. Detroit 0 4 0 .000 taps left to claim second could do and get something line. Falcon tight safety Hay by one guy (l)oun Kolar) on and 15 yards, and the last, in explained, "and lake the ac- J. Mitchell 3 15. Burrow Ml. New York. Wesler. PWim front of the posts, tied the Oowklns4 15, Kolor 3 19. Grim J 14 I os Angeles 3 1 Q 7SO place. Hunt was third in a going offensively," Arnspar- Brown cut in front (if Rhodes, one play (53-yard touchdown tion 1 feel is necessary. But I PASSING - Allonla. Lee 10 17 3. 14} San Francisco.... 7 J 0 500 picked the ball off al the 41 run). Other than that I was score. They were the only yrjrds New York, Siwod 10 » 3. IS. Del AHonlo...:. 13 0 .JSO keth-Ford, followed by ger explained. haven't lost confidence in Galio 7-6 0. 19 NewOrleom I J 0 750 SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7. 1974 Bucs discover roses in Bulldogs9garden B> RICH MCOLETTI first Buc score in the second period That play came on third and II at the Bulldog 20-ard line RUMSON - Sometimes even a mistake can turn into a Ward, a senior quarterback, found "old faithful" Tomaino at bouquet of roses in the upside-down world of high school foot- the three yard line Tomaino caught the ball over his head ball and fell backward into the end zone Scoppetoulo kicked the Red Bank Reigonal. which got the best of Rumson-Fair extra point Haven Regional to the tune of 22-0 Saturday in a Shore Con- Tomaino. who was bottled up by the stubborn Bulldog de- ference "C" Division game, found the Bulldogs home field a fense in the first quarter, broke loose in the second half and bed of rosei on two particular plays which accounted for wound up with IK of the Bucs' ZS yards. eight points. N. Tomaino scored the third TD on an outstanding 33-yard The Bucs' specialty kicker. Sieve Scoppetoulo. came onto run. He personally set the stage for the score with a 42-yard the field late iinne third quarter to see if he could add three run three plays earlier. Scoppetoulo made good on the extra points to the/seven-point margin With the ball resting on the point, giving the Buccos their final point. 18-yard line, Scoppetoulo primed himself for a field goal try. but the snap from center rolled end over end on the ground. Bob Strangia, the Red Bank coach, said, "I'm sick." Scoppetoulo picked up the ball, rolled left and found end Strangia wasn't concerned about his physical well being. He Clarence AUgood wide open for the touchdown was describing his feelings about Manasquan losing. The Big Okay, so it's happened before. But how often do you see it Blue Warriors, after winning 21 consecutive games, dropped happen on two successive plays a 12-8 verdict to Shore Regional over the weekend Scoppetoulo's next assignment was the point after. Again "My boys were yelling 'Manasquan, Manasquan' after the the snap was on the ground and Scoppetoulo picked it up and game Saturday. They wanted to break that winning streak. tossed it to Tim Johnson for a two-point conversion Now I'll have to work hard to get them up for that game next With those exciting plays and two more touchdowns by week. The problem is that Manasquan (s now in a great posi- Bob Tomaino — on a 13-yard run and the other a 20-yard pass tion. Their coach will tell them to start a new winning streak from Chris Ward, Red Bank earned its 10th consecutive vic- by knocking off the top dog," Strangia said. tory and second straight shutout of this season. Describing Scoppetoulo's gutsy play that netted the TD, "That play really hurt us." said a somewhat disappointed Strangia said, "Scoppetoulo can play any position on the field. BULLDOG COLLARED - Red Bank Regional de- Bill Savage, Rumson coach. That kid (Scoppetoulo) I'd love to use him elsewhere, but I'm afraid he might get hurt BULLDOG ON LOOSE — Rumson-Falr Haven Re- fenders are all over Rumson-Fair Haven Regional scrambled for his life and actually made the play. I think ev- and then we'd lose a great kicker. Those two plays that got glonal's Geoff Zipf (22) high steps to some needed quarterback Mike Miles alter the latter ran a eryone was surprised I personally couldn't believe it. That eight points for us have been practiced over and over again real estate during Saturday's Shore Conference keeper. In on the play are Ira Bacon (46), Roger was the touchdown that ruined us. The last touchdown really Those kids know what to do in case of a bad snap from cen- "C" Division game against Red Bank Regional, Perry (78), Doug Scott (20) and Nate Stathum (87). didn't matter, but that one broke the game open." ter." Buc defender Nate Stathum (87) and an uniden- The Bucs won, 22-0. Savage's Bulldogs were still very much alive after the Red Bank's bed of roses was planted by Bob Strangia tified tackier make the play. Huskies' rousing reversal rocks lions and coaches By CHICK TRIBLEHORN his head in disbelief. BUI McCord picked off an errant pass by Middletown quarter- In contrast to Mandeville's passing perfection, Abbot was Register Sports Editor The veteran mentor wasn't surprised that his Huskies had back Bruce Abbot and returned it 35 yards to the Lions' 34 On intercepted as many times as he connected with his team- won the game; it was just the way they dominated the favored the first play of the second period. Mandeville passed to We- mates. The senior single-caller was just 2 for 9 for 29 yards. MAT AW AN - With only 3:34 showing on the Scoreboard Lions. ber in the flat and the bull of a runner took it the rest of the "We used our regular 6-2 defense," said Rizzo. "About the clock, Matawan Regional coach Barry Rizzo ambled over to "I knew we had a good, strong team, but we just couldn't way, leaving several Middletown tackles strung out along the only thing we changed was our charge to contain the rollout this reporter and said, "You know you just can't figure out this put It together against Long Branch last week. A key fumble way. passer." game of football." hurt us and we couldn't buy a break. Today, we got good Late in the same period. Matawan drove 48 yards in only Despite his passing woes, Abbot ran well on occasion, as Rizzo's comment was tantamount to the Boston Celtics' breaks." five plays for a 12-0 half time lead. The big gainers were a 25- Middletown netted 188 rushing yards to 144 for Matawan, Red Auerbach lighting up his victory cigar, for that same They say you make your own breaks, and that may ex- yard razzle-dazzle (buck lateral) pass to Bell from Mande- which was held to minus 11 on the ground in the first half , Scoreboard read: Matawan 32, Middletown Township 9." plain the seemingly unexplainable. The Huskies came up with ville, who took a pitchout from blocking back Bruce MacCut- while Mandeville engineered the 120 lead on 110 passing "You kids just did a super job," losing Middletown coach the big play, while Middletown was thwarted in key situations cheon, who had taken a handoff from Weber, and a 17-yard yards on six completions. John Amabile told Rizzo during their customary handshake at all afternoon. pitch from Mandeville to Derechailo Weber went in for the "Maybe our kids wanted to make up for our 18-0 loss to midfield Otherwise, Amabile was lost for words when it was Gary Weber, a rumbling (-2, 210-pound senior fullback, ac- six points from a yard out. Middletown last year," speculated Rizzo. "They murdered all over. counted for three touchdowns — on runs of 1 and 64 yards — Midway through the third period, Ed Steward intercepted us, and it was our only humiliating loss. We weren't even ash- Only a week before, Middletown had extended powerful and a 34-yard pass reception from sophomore tailback Ken another Abbot aerial on the Huskies' 10 and lugged it back 36 amed of our loss to Long Branch last week." Westfield, with a strong two-way effort, losing, 28-20, while Mandeville. Mandeville, who had a perfect 7-for-7 in the pas- yards to the 46. Six plays later Mandeville and Derechailo Amabile, meanwhile, found only one small consolation with Matawan was shut out by Long Branch, 13-0. sing department for 128 yards, also hit end Rick Derechailo hooked up for their 18-yard TD connection. his club's 0-2 records. "We still haven't played a Shore Con- "I'm still in too much shock," said Amabile, groping for with an 18-yard TD pass, while senior speedster Jim Bell tal- On Matawan's first series of the final stanza, Weber ference game," he said, trying to forget the nightmare In an answer to his Lions' unexpected turn about. "They (Mata- lied the final TD on a 15-yard run. eluded four Middletown defenders in his own backfield and bright fall sunlight and looking ahead to an "A" Division visit wan) deserved to win. They just took it to us. After a calm, scoreless opening period, the Huskies struck took off on his 64-yard TD run. breaking numerous tackles to Raritan this Saturday. Matawan returns to "B" activity at "I'm just mixed up right now. I don't know why we like lightning On the last play of the first quarter. Matawan's along the way. home against Lakewood played the way we did. I just don't have the answers. Our at- titude was the same as before the Westfield game. We worked hard all week. We knew we were In for a ball game, but not something like this. Maybe we did have a letdown. Spartans "Something's wrong, so we'll just have to go back to the drawing board." If Amabile didn't have the answer, neither did Rizzo, who shut out has seen almost everything happen in his 19 years of coaching at the school. "No, I can't figure it out," repeated Rizzo, still shaking Seraphs NEW MONMOUTH - Im- maculata made single touch- downs In each of the first two Red Raiders periods stand up here yes- terday In a 130 victory over Mater Dei. The victory was the second straight for the visitors from rest a weeh Somerset County, while the FREEHOLD - Keyport safety when the ball was host Seraphs dropped their will have two weeks to work knocked out of the end zone. second In a row without suc- out the kinks and start to get The Patriots were as frus- cess. things together again after a trated as were the Raiders. A Shore Conference "D" Divi- final fling at the end zone was Immaculata converted a sion victory over Freehold stopped, by a mistake for the John Kelleher fumble at the Township, 14-8, was nearly losers. A long pass by Hurd. Mater Del 45 with the game booted away here Saturday. which couWTjhave netted 30 only six plays old. Vin DeSte- fano pounced on the ball and While the Red Raiders, yards, was droppped by a re- one play later. Glen Vitello who surprised Point Pleasant ceiver at the Keyport 40-yard line. raced 43 for a touchdown. Joe Boro in an 8-8 tie last week, •mini nm )«in tr o— uxi O'Neil kicked the extra point. pushed the Patriots all over Larry VeCchio stopped the THE ROUT IS ON — Matawan Reglonols shock- the field, they still had diffi- Freehold drive with an inter- ing 32-0 victory over Middletown Township Satur- Vitello scored again shortly culty with their own execu- ception. day began early in the second period when full- before halftime on a six-yard tion. back Gary Weber (43) took a pass In the flat run. The score came with Four fumbles and one Inter- Freehold Township made as (above) with Lion Bill O'Mara (66) in pursuit. only 26 seconds left in the sec- cepted pass kept Keyport many errors as Keyport. The Thirty-four yards later, Weber lumps for joy In the ond period climaxing a 10- from a more memorable vic- Pats were intercepted three end zone (right) for the first of his three toucfi- play, 44-yard march. tory. times and fumbled twice downs of the afternoon. Vitello, who gained 113 One mistake cost the Rai- yards In 19 carries for the ders the lead In the first peri- day, accumulated 31 yards od. After taking a 6-0 advan- rushing during the drive and tage on a five-yard run by snared a nine-yard pass from quarterback Joe Smith, the Technical difficulties ground Rockets quarterback Paul Falencki Raiders made their first error that brought the ball to the and it resulted in a Patriot By AL TOOZE ended with a missed field goal. Said Spazaini, "Things looked bad but we forced them nine. touchdown. But the inability of the Raritan offense to maintain a into some mistakes. We were really hitting them pretty Mater Dei launched a sus- Punter Gil Burlew watched BRICK TOWNSHIP - The Green Rocket Machine of ground threat put too much pressure on quarterback Terra good." tained drive in the first period - a snap from center sail high Raritan misfired at the launching pad and allowed the Green Flynn and his passing attack. Brick's first mistake proved costly. following the first Immacu- over his head at the 20 and Dragons of Brick, the luxury' of a quick two-touchdown lead Brick took over and drove successfully for the winning On a Brick fourth down play the Rocket's Mat Howard lata touchdown. Bill Bischoff land on the Keyport three- here Saturday. score. Brick later added an insurance touchdown after a Rari- came storming in and blocked a punt, scooped the ball and out- returned the kickoff from his yard line. Bat the gutty Rockets fired back and tied up the Dragons, tan fumble. ran the pack for a 40-yard touchdown. This made the score 14- 10 to the 29. Freehold Township's Jerry only to succumb in the end, as their offensive spark failed to Rarttan's first-year coach Frank Spaziani, who suffered 7 at the half. In 11 plays, the Seraphs Cicero carried the ball in two generate them into orbit, with the final verdict a 27-14 Brick his first Shore Conference loss, said, "We made too many Warren Wolf, Brick's mentor, said "We are an in- moved to the Spartans' 12. A plays later and quarterback triumph. mistakes. We gave them two touchdowns, and you can't do experienced team and showed it today. We seemed to suffer a personal foul penalty ad- Bill Hurd ran for the two- Brick's Shore Conference "A" record is 2-0, while Raritan this against a good team like Brick." letdown after the easy Central game last week." vanced the ball to the six. point conversion. evened its log at 1-1. From the outset it appeared as if the Rockets would be On the first play of the second half Brick exhibited more However, Mater Dei was pe- Keypoittgol a similar break Key mistakes played a major role, accounting for the ma- blown out, in typical Brick home-game fashion. of the inexperience, by fumbling its own 25. nalized for offside. in the next period when end jority of the points. Only eight minutes had elapsed and the score was 14-0, The Rocket's Don Paolicelli gathered it in. Paolicelli Gary Newman blocked a Pat Brick quickly converted two Raritan mistakes, a fumble with the crowd screaming for more. With the ball on the 11. played an outstanding game for the Rockets, going both ways quarterback Dave Amitrami, punt on the Freehold 35, and a pass interception, into early TD's. But the Rockets re- The Rockets fumble on the second series of the game and on the line. On defense Vince Lane gave his strong assistance. grabbed the ball and went 30 fused to be blown out and turned two Brick errors, via a Brick scored in three plays. Chuck Mitchell blasted into the back in action after sitting The Rockets fired out quickly on a six-play drive, the big out last week's game with an yards for what proved to be blocked punt and a fumble, into a tie game after thrcejquar- end zone from eight yards out. one a 12-yard slant pass from Flynn to Dan White It culmi- the winning touchdown. ters. The next time the Rockets touched the ball, Flynn's aerial injury, rolled out to his tight nated with a one yard burst up the middle by Dave Morea for and fired into the end zone, Kevin Tonks blocked anoth- The game was decided in the last quarter with the score- was picked off by the Drangon's George Gawdun at the Rock- the score. et 17. Again it only took three plays as Mitchell scored on a but the pass was intercepted er Pat kick in the third ses- deadlocked at 14 apiece Brian Flynn's second kick of the day knotted il at 14 six-yard burst. The kick by Tony Aulisi was perfect. by Bob Milleman . sion and was credited with a The Rockets had managed to thwart a Brick drive, which apiece. The only threat of the Brick picked up its winning touchdown on a 60-yard sus- scoreless second half domi- tained drive in 12 plays. The big play coming on a crucial nated by defensive units, Rebels living up to Edick's predictions pass from Paul Durkin to Dale Koch for 14 yards on a fourth came when Immaculata pa- and eight situation. raded 32 yards to the Mater KARMINGDALE - Howell coach Walt Edick Bill Hill, who led the Rebel wishbone attack game around for good in the third session. Then Don Gethard took it over from six yards out for the score." Dei 19 early in the final peri- predicted big things for his Rebels in a preseason with 140 yards rushing, scored three times on runs the Rebels pummeled the end zone for 22 points in The kick by Aulisi was good. od. The drive was halted interview, but it took a game and a half before ho of 55, 20 and 30 yards, while Scott Franzblau ran the fourth quarter to make it a' rout. Late in the game, following a Karitan fumble. Gethard when a fourth and three rush- ing attempt gained only two got a chance to see it happen. for TD's of 12 and 40 yards. Howell made its wishbone work for 300 yards. scored again on an II yard solo scramble for Brick's last yards. After a frustrating loss to Southern Regional Monmouth gained the lead at the half. H-fi on The Rebels stayed on (he ground almost entirely. score. Gethard was the offensive story for Brick with 129 on opening day, the Rebels finally got untracked guard Dave Brown's safety and a three-yard run They completed one of seven passes for 17 yards. yards on 24 carries. Brick had a decided advantage in statis- Each team mounted 11 first In the second half against Shore Conference "B" by Carlos Bush. Monmoulh was stalled on the ground with just tics with 242 yards to only 75 for Rarilan downs, but Immaculata 30 yards. Success in the air was also limited to Division rival Monmoulh Regional Saturday and After that the Rebels took the play away from As the final gun sounded the Rockets were still driving to showed a 134-64 rushing ad- just 34 yards. sailed to a 36-8 Triumph. the Golden Falcons. Hill's 20-yard carry turned the the Brick one yard line. vantage. 16 The Dbriy Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 Bradley a real Devil to 'Squan ly KU ft \LSH the next play was equally important a* Shore Mould have had Manasquan got on the board first in the third quarter (the to give up the ball if it didn't click first half was scoreless) on a H yard sprint by junior tailback WKST LONG BRANCH - Last year I Ink) everyone that Bradley dropped baric to p»s.s but was rushed A key Mel Morgan A Lockenmeyer pass to wmgback Jim Koberts iwr team had the best quarterback in Ihe Shore Conference block in the backfield allowed him in scramble out of the accounted for the two points after SCOU yuillen. head coach of Shore Regional High School, said packet and run for Ihe sidelines With his primary receiver* Maura's touchdown came on the ensuing series that car Saturday "No* lhc> have to believe me " covered. Bradley, on the run. looped a pass from a sidearm ried into the final period and came off a pitchoul after Quillen of tours*- was speaking of his cad, calm and col- throwing position to Steve Capozzi and the play Bradley, with deceptive ball handling, had Squan's line- lected senior quarterback Bruce Bradlev who engineered the covered 30 yards backers going to the middle . Blue Devils 12-H win owr Manasquan High Schuul to end the This play stung the Manasquan defense that only minule-, •Give credit to our offensive line. Quillen added They longest winning streak in the stale al 2t earlier was taunting Bradley for not moving the ball It stung really were getting off the ball " "He called W per cent of Ihe plays." Quillen said uf them so much in fact that Bradley came back with another 30 He said his team was down last Monday after an unex- Bradley, "and it was his call that put the ball In the end MM yard pass to split end Jack Kahle and then ran the ball him- pected opening game loss to Marlboro for our winning touchdown " self from the 15 on the next play down to 'Squan's four "We had a long talk and the spirit picked up all week and That particular play was a roll out around right end from Shore's workhorse John l.ubist her. who also is a tower of they sure proved themselves today." yuillen concluded - three yards away with 7H seconds to play Bradley was anoth- strength on defense, banged up the middle to the three and Bradley accounted for 128 yards rushing on 18 carries He also er three yards over the goal before he was leveled and had lo Bradley took it in from there had five out of It passes completed for 13 yards be assisted from the field But by that time he had done his job well and left the re- maining par! of the game up lo the fired up defense For 'Squan head Coach Jack Hawkins Ihe loss will un- Wave's doubtedly^e replayed in his mind for some time to come A mental effor on someone's part — too many men on the field — kept Shore Regional's winning drive alive late in Ihe game platoo ns after the Blue Devils punted with their backs against their own goal The situation was this: Manasquan reserve quarterback Marl Lockenmeyer. who does the Warriors punting, put a working fourth down kick on Shore's four Bradley's (wo passes lei I incomplete and a bootleg netted LAKEWOOD - You have only three yards bringing up the fourth down situation with to look long and hard to find a four minutes to play. Kevin Calver punted for Shore but high school coach who 'Squan was detected having an extra player on the field so wouldn't like to employ two- the Blue Devils had a first down on their own 2.1 platoon football. The trouble Hawkins screamed loud and long going as far as the cen- is that there are few that can ter of the field to air his protest but it went for naught and come up with enough solid play went on. ballplayers to comprise two The Manasquan defense came alive and on Ihe first play effective units on offense and TWO FOR THE PIGSKIN - Marlboro's Gene La Bradley was sacked for a five yard loss and Shore running defense. Mora (10) and Wall Township's Rob Dee (80) play back Perry Mauro, who had scored his team's first touch- Part of Long Branch's two- follow the leader in leaping for a pass intended for down, lost another three on an attempted end sweep game success has been the the latter on Saturday. LaAAura is on the defense Bradley then connected with wide receiver Doug Bonora two-platoon system used by for a Mustang team that recorded its second for 10 yards, but the Blue Devils were still three yards short coach Ken Schroeck, "We've straight shutout, 19-0, in the Shore Conference "C" of a first down with the clock running. been fortunate that our boys Division. Ju" as the infraction was the kev lo the drive at the time. playing just one way have done so well," said Schroeck after his Green Wave regis- tered its second consecutive shutout, 254, over Lakewood here Saturday. A week be- fore, the Wave had held Mustangs for real! Matawan scoreless (130) and that's the same Matawan By GREIG HENDERSON Marlboro defense and forced down to the Wall 15, ignited ing Marlboro a 19-0 advan- team that roared to 12 points to punt. This was all the Mus- Marlboro. . tage. at the expense of Middletown MARLBORO - Yes, the tang offense needed. ' On first down from the 15, From this point on it was Saturday. Marlboro Muslanes are for Attaining possession in ex- quarterback Dave Gorenc an inspired Marlboro defense One interior lineman, 217- real, and mayt- a little too cellent field position on the threw what was to be his only that shut off every scoring at- pound defensive tackle An- real as far as the Wall Town- Wall 48-yard line the Marl- pass of the ball game a touch- tempt by Wall with an inter- thony Fragale, drew special ship football squad is con- boro backfield simply ran down to Greg Emmons. An- ception by safety Bob Mottes praise from the coach for his cerned. through the Knights at will, other 2 point conversion failed and continuous harrassment play after seeking only limit- capped by a 35-yard burst by as the half drew to a close of the quarterback by a tough ed action the week before. Saturday the Mustangs halfback Greg Emmons with Marlboro maintaining a Mustang defensive line. «•• Mir tMi ptwta ky Larry Ptma Fragale's performance was stampeded onto the field and, which brought the ball to resl comfortable 12-0 lead. On offense it was a tireless DEVIL DOWNED— Shore Regional quarterback Bruce Bradley (12), who particularly significant after led by a devastating ground on the Wall 12. From this mo- ground attack, spearheaded engineered Saturday's 12-8 victory over Manasquan, Is downed after a opening day standout Gary- attack, blanked their Shore The third quarter started as ment on it was all Ed (haven by Ed Chaven, that ate up short gain. Teammate Andy Bennett (51) Is in on the play. Hurt injured his ankle early Conference. "C" Division foe, the first had with Marlboro and his capable offensive line. precious time on the clock the in the game and saw only which has yet to score in a this time receiving the kickoff Chaven, the Mustang full- entire game. Chaven had a spot duty the rest of the way. ball game, 19-0. and as before running unchal- back, carried the ball four lenged through the Knight de- rewarding day rushing for 110 On offense, the Balina After receiving the opening successive times, finally bar- fense, with Ed Chaven doing yards and two touchdowns. klckoff the Wall offense was brothers — senior Fred and relling over from the three great damage with slashing If there are still dis- Keansburg offense: junior George — were im- abruptly halted by a stingy with 7:08 left in the first quar- runs that brought the Mus- believers in the "C" Division, pressive, as was George ter. tangs to the Wall 1. The not to mention Monmouth Pryor, another senior. STEREO As the second quarter drew Knights however made Marl- County, don't say the Mus- WADB to a close, neither team could boro work for their points by tangs didn't warn anybody. "Pryor is our next best mount a substantial drive un- holding them at bay until After two. games against divi- wind it up — it scores back after Fred Balina now LOCAL COMMUNITY til Mustang defensive guard Chaven took it over from the sion rivals they are 2-0 and that he's settled down," said John Rager intercepted a Syl- one on fourth down. The point hungry for more. KEANSBURG - At first goal before halftime and the The Titans were held to Schroeck. NEWS & WEATHER vester pass, and running it after attempt was good, giv- glance, Keansburg's 34-0 rout Titans had a commanding only 18 yards rushing in the George Balina, "a solid of Freehold Saturday morning lead. second half but picked up the football player who is an ex- Geiberger seemed like a personal "We're a very young team. slack a little with eight for 14 cellent blocker, who is not as triumph for the offense. We have to play every game passing for 71 yards. fast as his brother," accord- Not so. like it's our last," said head "I have to give my special ing to Schroeck, scored the drought ends The offense did its share, coach Chip LaBarca of teams a great deal of credit." first Wave touchdown on a but what really broke the Keansburg. "The team said LaBarca. "The kickoff. nine-yard run in the first peri- in Sahara game'open were two defen- seemed to let down in the sec- receiving, punt, punt return, od. sive plays early in the second ond half. They lost momen- and field goal units helped LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - quarter. These plays set up tum," immeasurably." The Branchers scored two Veteran Al Geiberger wrote more TD's in the second peri- two touchdowns that moved The third quarter was Keansburg now has a 2-0 an end to five years of frus- od for a 19-0 halftime lead. Did you ever try Keansburg from an 8-0 lead to scoreless but Keansburg got a record and has won 12 of its tration and disappointment Oxley hauled in a 10-yard a 22-0 spread, a very tough 34-yard field goal by Boyce last 14 games. "They'll have with a two-under-par 69\that pass from quarterback Steve deficit for Freehold to make and a seven-yard scoring toss to be alert next week," a con- brought him the title yes- Bova and Fred Balina raced from John Regan to Jimenez cerned LaBarca pointed out. terday in the Sahara' In- up' 52 yards to paydirt with an in- in the final period to make "Our opponent Dunellen. driving eight cars vitational Golf Tournament. Keansburg had gone ahead terception. the final score 34-0. though 0-2, is improving each Geiberger, a skinny 37-year- late in the opening period time out. I expect a very Fred Balina added the in- old who scored his last vic- when halfback George Boyce, tough game." surance TD in the final quar- tory in the 1966 PGA National a stellar performer all day, Championship, won by three capped a 43-yard drive with a Jabbar lost Freehold Boro coach Earl ter when he roard 41 yards at one time? Ownes said the Titans just from scrimmage. strokes with a 273 total as last two-yard plunge. Quarterback gasp bids by Johnny Miller Bob Sullivan threw to Joe to Bucks didn't give his club much Despite the final score, and Chi Chi Rodriquez fell Jimenez for a two-point con- chance with the ball and Schroeck disregarded any We'll tell you how. a Mercedes 280. version. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Ka- when he did get it the defense suggestion that the victory short in the bright, sunny reem Abdul-Jabbar, the Mil- The Titan defense, led by took charge. Freehold, now 0- was easy for his charges. Get into an Audi 1O0LS. About the same head- weather that bathed the 6.800 Iwaukee Bucks' center, was yard Sahara-Nevada Country outside linebacker Jerry 2, had only a lone yard rush- "I don't think it was easy at hospitalized yesterday for You'll be starting it up room and legroom as a Rolls- Club course. Spoor, guard Tim O'Brien, ing for the afternoon. any point," said the coach. treatment of a broken hand likeaPorsche.911.Withthe Royce Silver Shadow. sophomore defensive end Miler, the young man who Mike O'Keefe, and inside line- and an eye injury he sus- same type ignition system. Even more trunk space has dominated the tour this backer Dan Crane, then pro- tained in Saturday night's ex- hibition game with the Boston You'll be steering with a than a Lincoln Continental year, put together, a blazing ceeded to bottle up the Colo- six-underpar 65 that was too nial offense until they forced Celtics at Buffalo, the Bucks NEW SHREWSBURY rack and pinion system. Like Mark IV. little and too late to secure a break. said yesterday. Andabout24mpg* (prac- his ninth triumph of the sea- Abdul-Jabbar, the National a racing Ferrari. son. He finished four shots Keansburg's Sullivan punt- ed to Milt Trower who fgm Basketball Association's Most tically the same asaVW). back. RACQUET CLUB You'll be smoothing the bled on (he eight and O'Brien Valuable Player in three of And Chi Chi, the colorful fell on the ball for the win- his five seasons, was exa- rough roads with independ- We'll ask you now. Puerto Rican veteran, ners. On second down Sulli- mined by team physician Dr. HAS EXPANDED TO ent front suspension. Like an Why drive one car at one charged to within a single van found Crane in the end- George Korkos, by an ortho- shot of the lead, then hit into zone to raise the lead to 14-0. pedic surgeon and by eye spe- Aston Martin. time?. the water and made triple Three plays later, the alert cialist Dr. Thomas Aaberg. bogey eight on the final hole. 9 COURTS You'll have the traction Spoor, picked off a pass on He then was admitted to El- of front wheel drive. It was the last challenge to the Colonial 21 and returned mbrook Hospital and will stay Ueiberger, who collected the ball to the 12. Jimenez there two to three days, the PRIME TIME Like a Cadillac (27,000 from the total purse cracked up the middle on first Bucks said, adding that he is Eldorado. of $135,000 and pushed his sea- down for the distance and not expected to be available STILL AVAILABLE son's earnings to $83,551. the when Boyce ran for the con- for action for at least three A luxurious best of his 15-year tour ca- version the score was 22-0. and possibly as many as six interior like reer. Boyce added a 30-yard field weeks. OPEN TIME SPECIAL The Audi 100LS Hornet Golden's efforts WALK ON TIME It's a lot of carsfor the money WEEKDAYS $8 PER HOUR take back seat to Boro WEEKENDS & $10 PER HOUR POINT PLEASANT - Point Pleasant the 1. HOLIDAYS Boro throttled Ilolmdel's offense when it When the return punt carried only to the 27. counted here Saturday and rolled to a 16-0 the Panthers marched to their first TD. Quar- Shore Conference "D" Division win. terback Scott Kirwan went over from six in- Hornet running back Mickey Golden ches out on the first play of the fourth period. 1 Mileage based on German Industry Standards (DIN 70030). gained more yards rushing than the entire He then passed to Brian Keith for a two-point- CALL NOWI Panther team (101-95), but Boro came up with er. (he big plays when it needed them. Keith later picked off Jerry Cnrrado's 747-0464 PRECISION PORSCHE AUDI, INC. All the scoring came in the final period, puss at the 33 and relumed it for the other and Holmdel mistakes helped generate them. touchdown. Kirwan ran for the conversion. Highway 35, Oakhurst Holding penalties late in Ihe third period Corrado was intercepted three times in GILBERT STREET, NORTH (201) 493-8000 bucked the Hornets lo their own goal line, and the fourth period and completed only one of NEW SHREWSBURY NEW JERSEY Boro kept the pressure on by downing a kick al nine passes. J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 The Dfcfry Rt glilT f 17 Bishops' Patterson Ft. Monmouth wins on scoring rampage MANALAPAN -AM. 175-pound junior status for the remainder of the season is still fifth in Pop Warner from Asbury Park is Monmoulh County's lead- up in the air. ing high school point producer Meanwhile, Patterson earned the load In Kalontown-Kt Monmoulh for River Plaza Mike I.on Kevin Mandeville ran from addition to his running prowess, he hauled in climbed la its fifth straight mk ran for an IK yard Tl) a yard out and jaunted 55 And — believe it or not — his name isn't two passes for- 44 yards. "B" Division South Jersey and Fletcher (haves passed yards in the second period. Butler. Shore Pop Warner Football 60 yards to Jerry Conway. Matawan's Pee Wees won. After a scoreless first period, Asbury got League victory. 110. IIWT while Dave Dbdds kicked two 160 The Juniors topped BUI Patterson is the Blue Bishop whose 30 on the Scoreboard in the second quarter, after Jackson Township yesterday Rumson, IM. points through the first two weeks of the sea- Jerry Magrtni recovered a Manalapan fumble Other unbeaten teams con- Chris Reynolds was nut son tops all. He scored his fourth and fifth Humson's Mike Donahue "on the home team's 41. A pass from quarter- tinued in roll River Plata landing on defense blocked a punt and ran it 10 touchdowns here Saturday as coach Ed Hud- back Dave Brown to Tom Seyler followed a dumped Atlantic Highlands. Rivef Plaza's Pee Wees son's charges struggled past Malanapan. 21-6 yards in the first period. The lJ-yard run by Patterson and four plays later 2H-0 and Malawan throttled won, 7-6 The Juniors won. 27- Little Bulldogs followed with Patterson went over from the two. L inr» 0 Patterson, who tallied on a pair of two- Asbury Park. 25 6 two safeties in the second Bnan McQuame led Mala yard bursts, accounted for 112 yards in 27 car- In other action, Red Bank quarter and a three-yard run The score remained 1-4), until the final pe- DOUBLE TROUBLE — Quarterback Bill DeNlch- wan with 10. four and 25-yard ries to lead a Bishop ground game against a stopped West Long Branch, by Dan Valeno in the third. riod when the Blue Bishops drove St yards In ols, left, and teammate Bill Buble combined to runs never-say-die Brave defense which yielded 2S7 five plays, capped by Prentice Bailey's 41- score all of St. John Vianney's points Friday night 166. Rumson canned Keans John Alter ran for five and rushing yards but permitted points reluc- yard run. in a 29-25 victory over St. Thomas Aquinas in Edi- burg, 34-fl. New Shrewsbury- Jerry Conklin for two in the tantly. son, the Lancers' first victory of the year after one Shrewsbury edged llolmdel. fourth Midway through the period, Manalapan Shore Scores loss. DeNlchols scored 18 points on touchdown 13-6, and Marlboro eked out The Rumson Pee Wees Meanwhile, Lindsay Butler, AH Monmoulh got Its only score when Neil Loder picked up a runs of 74, 25 and 7 yards, while Buble tallied U on an H 6 win over Long Branch Man CiaHriau were 24-0 victors County first team last fall, returned to action fumble and raced IS yards for a touchdown, a 57-yard return with an interception, a 29-yard "A" OI«l>Wa After West Long Branch's after sitting out the opening game of the sea- but that was negated when Patterson scored field goal and a pair of extra points. DeNichols Defensive-minded Ft Mon- Brick Township37. Rorilon 14 Toms River North 17, Centroi Res'ono)4 Joe Pingatore threw to Mike son, but only briefly. On the first play from again from the two to climax a 12-play, 85- carried 22 times for 167 yards and completed a pass mouth got touchdowns in the "B" DIvltIM Ho*ell 34. Monmouth Reglonol I I.ubisi her for a 10-yard TD. scrimmage, Butler reinjured his ankle and his yard march. for another 10 yards. first and fourth periods |n Jocksort Townsnlp 70 Ocean Township I the first Alex Stalfa blocked a Long (ranch IS. Lokewooo 0 Red Bank's Joe Gulhridge punt and Keith Royster pick- "C" DIvltIM ran back a kickoff for 75 Haven 0 ed it up and ran 30 yards ASburv Park 71. Manolopon 6 yards and then intercepted a Shore Regional II. Monasquonl pass for an 80-yard TD in the John Bailey ran for 15 Morlboro II. Won Township 0 Ocean 's dry spell reaches five in a row "0" Division fourth yards in the fourth quarter KeoniourgM. Freehold 0 Keyport 14. Freehold Township I The Red Bank Pee Wees JACKSON TOWNSHIP - "B" Division contest. flashes of offensive sparkle But the Jaguars stood out touchdown The Ft Monmouth defense Polnl Pleasant Boro 14. Holmdel 0 By this time Jack Tighe, Ken Mallette, a fullback, gal- defensively. One TD was ac- caused nine turnovers in the Other cjMiot won, 7-B. Ocean had never lost to The Jaguars got good field SI John Vlannev H. SI Thomos Aaulnos Ocean Township's football, Jackson in six previous en- loped to a 17-yard touchdown' counted for in the second pe- position for another score lilt • B New Shrewsbury came lolowan Reglonol JJ. Mlddlelown coach must be wondering counters. Jackson hadn't won early in the fourth quarter to riod when Reggie Williams with another interception Jackson won the Pee Wee rownshlp 0 back with third-period scores. Neptune 40. Thomas Jerterson 0 what it takes to win a football a conference game in three give the Jackson fans a thrill grabbed a George Avallone That play came in the third game, 19-12. Soughern Regional II. St Joseph s t Al Green ran 40 yards and Immaculota 13. Mgter 0*10 Claude Jones springed 15 for game. years. - the like of which they pass on his own 15-yard line session. This time Gary Mind Tony Robinson scored on Toms River South 14. Atlantic City f Last week the Spartans The Jaguars showed brief haven't felt in years. and went the 65 yards for the as was the Jaguar culprit three and seven-yard carries Point Pleasant Beach 17. West Windsor 0 the winner. nearly stopped Manasquan's long winning streak, but fell short in the final minutes, 12- 8. On Saturday, Ocean, per- haps looking past perennially weak Jackson Township, stumbled again, 20-8. this GOOD NEWS ABOUT time in a Shore Conference iiiitiiiu ii Freehold ECONOMY AND VALUE. Entries Tomorrow III - IM Pac* Precloui Blut Chip (Poquatl 1-1 Duk. NosoMon IKMOICHI M Here's good news on how you can get /m- Complete brake systems Economy and value started with KllollxGlrllHotplrwrl M Dorlo Tim* IBMdty) 41 Flying Horn. N (Compbelll S-l proved operating economy and value in 1975 are computer-matched Chevy trucks a long time ago. L« Chorln (Brovtrmon) 6 1 ArmoroJoguor (Contoll • I Chevy trucks. Important news about the econo- to truck size and weight. At Chevrolet, we've been meeting truck PlnrtovtnRtx IMoronol t-l Bonui Point IBulltrl 10 l mies of less frequent routine maintenance. News Symrno lAbootltllo) IS-I Chevrolet introduced com- buyers' demands for economy and value for

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H-WU.MtrM 'matches brake components to the of lasting value that Cron Mold lAbtoatltllot 1 > Cor In Honomr IScaliot Imm|4 GVW rating of the truck. A truck rated at 10,000 gives long truck Colllm Phyllis (Foriheyl 71 GoWlo Pro (Kovolttll t-l lbs. GVW, for example, gets heavier duty com- life and traditionally Drip Dry (Bergeron* tl WholMlor Pick (Kovlonl II ponents than one rated at 6,000 lbs.: larger front high resale value. And by • wawn Emerald Froll (Orillol H calipers with bigger disc brake rotors, larger rear viding for job-matched efficiency through a wide SI SI Adloi (Luchtnto) M. 7-1 r Nippy Frotl (Flllsnl ...% 4-1 drums and linings, hydraulic booster.( selection of models. It's a commitment to our Sutl Tu (Poullnl ••: An efficient John Bee N IBremahon) S-l customers that made sense 56 years ago. It Kokoi Pride (WIMIOITH) i » I Mltlll Chorm IFIIIon) »-l new 6-cylinder engine. BuiKlli Pride IKellyl II makes even more sense today. Young Native (Kovlanl 10 I This engine was designed to meet today's Durable double-wall Koylo Tlmt (Brown) IH Consider Chevy's record M(llUu.l» need for improved operating economy. A new •> construction in vital areas. Shorn Flu IFIIIonl 1-1 for building trucks that last. Playboy Mitchell (Storpol M intake manifold distributes fuel mere evenly to You'll find double-wall con- Eddlel Nancy (Coardl 41 Sir Ardl (Luthenlol ., ?-I cylinders. And newly designed combustion We went Albion Emi ILambl • I struction in the doors, the upper Fartantaga ol Oiavraial Kudu mil Mrhlng Morris Scot (Mill Sonlll 6 1 Just Essie (Hooter) I i chambers concentrate the fuel charge around the cab panel windshield pillars and back to the rec- Hoot Shooter (Tele) H-l Chuklll Itolrd) IM spark plug for efficient burning and fast ignition. front cowl . . . even in the roof. _ ord books and Rob Ron Ern (Belts) 1S-I This engine even uses its own exhaust gases to prepared this chart tm - M UM You get the same double-wall Monnort Arthur (Fowcelll ^ II warm up quicker. You get all that efficiency and Scotch V O (Flllonl 71 build in the hood, front fenders to show vou how Donald Diamond (Kelly) 4 1 Nlmruds Shoe IRIchordson) • 2 increased horsepower and torque. and Fleetside body side panels long Chevy trucks R V(Vllelll) 4-1 Four Oaks IRadaers) II and tailgate. have lasted over the Mohawk Adlos IKallkow) II High Energy Ignition system H U Count (Schryer) IM years. We discovered JM David (Qulnnl 15 1 for quick, reliable starts, rl-MMNNa Massive Girder Beam front suspension. that over half of our Conmtogo Buddy (LomM S? more miles between tune-ups. Multl River (Le Cause) ) l 1959 trucks were still in service as of July 1,1973. KetctwnBaot(RathboM) 4-1 We put a Massive Girder Beam suspension Bedford Star (Poulln) 5-1 This system is the heart of Chevy's engine Keystone Obrlen (Dekovilch) 6-1 Knight Street (Kovlon) 10-1 efficiency story for 1975. Standard on all pick- between the front wheels of 2-wheel-drive Chevy Chevy's traditionally high resale value Quick Vicar (Aooatlello) II I ups, vans, Suburbans, Blazers and El Caminos, pickups. Suspended at says a lot about truck economy. mIMIlJ Byrd Talk (Luchtnto) I-I ! each end of a rigid steel First Plg«ron (Flllonl 7-J it makes a significant contribution to improved Another way to measure truck value and Huoert (Campbell) ••! Cottees Victory (Delll Sonlll »1 ignition performance. It can deliver up to 35,000 beam, which is up to economy is by what that truck is worth when Express (Seerendl) .6-1 Klnasord Smith (Scorpal 61 volts to each plug to improve starting and it 0% inches wide and 4Vi Bye Byt Buck (Poscluto) II you're ready to trade. And according to Air Patrol IBresnohan) IM inches thick, are con- Oreom Pick (Verheyleweglien) IS-I provides all-weather protection from moisture, Automotive Market Reports, an

•Hi - IM OMt »«ce dirt and road splash. toured steel control arms and friction-free coil authoritative industry source, Escaplede Lobell IFIIIon) SI Mlgftty Earl (Oekovltch) 1-1 An integral coil-distributor on V8s efirrr- springs. Each pair of arms flexes up and Chevy truck resale value for Vi- Luke»Chlp(Hoeplnerl 4 1 ReDo Go Lucky (Scorpa) 6 1 down, within limits, allowing front wheels Bombers Best (nd) e-1 inates extra wires and terminals. A magnetic and %-ton trucks is traditionally Town Time IGogllordll II Jet Butler (Flllonl II pulse-generator and electronic module replace to step over the rough spots to high when compared to other Bye Byt Bullet (LeCousel 10 1 B Donna (Delll Sonll) IM conventional breaker points and ignition con- help smooth makes. Hobby Hill (Rluol 30-1 IMWUrn denser. The result is a system that extends time the ride. Miss Swllt Butler (Kellyl 3 1 Year in, year out, Winning Irish (Ganll 7J between tune-ups and helps improve engine Gary R (Flllonl 41 more Chevy trucks Dark Imp I Delll Sontl) S-l performance at all operating speeds. Wolnul Jeonnle (Rotpborwl S-l Conestoga Louis (Romanal 6 1 are on the road Armor HIM (Rugglero) 1-1 Hey Jude (Compoell) 10-1 New extended maintenance than any other make. Shloway Rill ITelymond*l IS-I intervals help keep costs low. lllk-IMU.M>r«e And that's a fact, accord- Jimmy 1 Bye Bye (Blum) 3 1 For trucks 6,000 lbs. GVW and under, equipped with Yon»e« Butler (ndl 11 ing to R. L. Polk & Co.'s indus- . Alvoyi First IGately) 4-1 catalytic converters and using unleaded gas, the Edbar Bengali (DwpMIKI ••! chart below tails the itory. try statistics. An important fact Super Collins (Campbell I SI Sujor Cress (Olln) *l 1974 to consider next time you're Jerry Chance (Tutcotlel II SPARK PLUGS 6.000 miles GronnysOee joy (Plntll IH 22.500 miles? SaydoeDean (Telymondel 15 I 6 mo. or 7.500 miles ENGINE Oil 4 mo. m 6,000 milts ready to buy. Vonotjle Byrd (Thomas) «' First 7,500 miles First 6.000 miles Every 15,000 miles OIL FILTER Every 12,000 miles Selections thereafter thereafter AIR CtfANER Sites: 12,000 miles LASTING I MM « 30,000 miles -omit i ELEMENT V8s: 24,000 miles -if** *MH, flaw* Mill. l»cl« Olaw CHASSIS - CraM Mannar, ColIMn Phyiitv Cara 6 mo. or 7,500 miles 4 mo. or 6,000 miles Ma LUBRICATION - Nlaar Frotr, EmraM Frotl. Jokn •all Chevy trucks over 6,000 lbs. GVW, using leaded or unleaded its, can ' - Ptoykar MIICMM. Mr Ararl, Skaaa also go further between recommended spark plug changes thin was m the case last year. See your Owner's Manual for full details on recom- _ - Maw ft ArMar, OaaaM DlaanaC mended service intervals. Miami* SUM •Chevy-recommended service intervals lor trucks 6,000 lbs. GVW VALUE 7 - KtlcktM laal. Main Hlvtr, Co*. and under. I — MlaMv Earl, tnaili Laktll, Ow•nan II - Wlaniaa. Irlih. Dart ima. Mm . (ajMtanar II - VaMtat •aMar. itmmn Bra Byt. fatarCmi •Ml — Kttdwm Baal - 71k 1975 CHEW TRUCKS. 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 2. Autos For Salt I 2. Autos For Sail 2. Autos For Solo 2. Autos For Sol* 2. Autos For Salt CHEVROLET 1MPALA _ IH0 Wf«7 k MONTE CARLO OATSUN STATION WAGON - ItM Five FORD WAGON ItM - No~~ . H.AY MOTORS e«cellent condition AutomatK UOD »71 new slen belted raaWs Two new snows fer refused Coll between I 10-4. ^mM mm 1 Auto* For Sale 0B31 HONDA CIVIC IW I7i«et7 HJ-f. El ?» Broadway mi*a Lang Branch AUTOMOTIVE FORD IM1 - $1,000 ong.nol n CHEVROLET VEGA COUPE 1977 - Ml* DODGE CHARGE* 1969 - II.110 leilent csnditian Minor repoirs needed to KITSON CHEVROLET CO man! brome with saddle interior Four REBUILT ENGINE UN MAG WHEELS pass insoecnor. 364 3169 H V Eelo >o n AUTO CREDIT speed »lth air Excellent condition 11,500 Alt SHOCKS. AIR CONDITIONING " * " * NOCASH? 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W! - 100 LS Four door IMO Jaguor and Suboru Dealer 19 E Newman DODGE - OATSUN 741 WTO Coo to choose from Coll now lor «*Jt«v No reosonaSIc otter refuted Call between Low mileage Asking S3JM0 ovol' No application refused '41 SIM Auiomotic Sunroof Air. AM/fM slerw Springs Rd Red Bonk 7474SM I »4 7174100 E.t JS) U8RIOLA MOTORS INC FORD 1970 - Golo>ie S00 Four-door Call 741 -0372 RUSSEIL'S Imltd Qlott 'Silver mill blue btouiv tW BuICK SKYLARK 196* - Good trrjnj Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 741 2413 rFredericks Automatic, olr. cruise control Good con 4UI LINCOLN 1973 MARK IV - Brown over OLOSWOBILE DELTA tl - !•»» Two partaiion Less than SS.OOO miles 1200 Call DODGE STATION WAGON ItM - Passed Oillon 717-OMS •/1 J«I9offer Spm CIRCLE CHEVROLET brown Beautiful condition Many eitros new snow tires USO Snrewsbu'y Ave Shrewsbury inspection this week Power steering Re FORD 1971 -Stationwagon iopassenger Musi sell U.ttiflrm 471*4*6 Call eW-OMS offer 4 «. Auto Rtnt/LtOM 7413130 cent battery, exhaust, shocks, brakes otr. roof rack Low mifeoge fees! oner IUICK I«ML— OsWei WrUm CMfrHcei. 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72 CADILLAC BUHLER 81 BITTER Fleetwood I CHRYSLER Tfynouffi IMPERIAL Brougham MM - 264-5000 -— ». Mrvl tnm Rlck*li) Turquoise, white top, matching I interior Full power including factory air. '60/40 seal Ex- [cellent condition 34 022 miles S 4395 ifflOVERS DEMONSTRATORS •UsssHLMHi 72 OLDSMOBILE Delta Royale NEW 16 HARDTOPSl • 1 Red PINTO 8 GHIAS 2-door hardtop, medium blue, 1974 MUSTANG II ISCORE with a REAL WINNER . dark blue top. matching interior Full power including factory air. 1/ 1 White MUSTANG A USED CAR from CIRCLE CHEVY'S #PO246 27.135 miles NEW 3 2-DOORS 1/ 1 Yellow TORINO BROUGHAM "HALL of FAME" '3495 1974 MAVERICKS NOVA HATCHBACK 10 680mlles e-cyl 13 2-DOORS • 1 White LTD 4-DOOR automatic. PS. radio moldings WWs. etc •2995 . NEW 2 RUNABOUTS $ 1/ 1 Blue LTD 4-DOOR NOVA COUPE 18.355 miles. 6-cyl 1974 PINTOS 5 WAGONS std shift, radio. WWs. etc 2695 72 OLDSMOBILE NOVA 4-door. 40.356 miles. 6-cyl. $ M • 1 Red LTD 2-DOOR automatic. PS. radio. WWs. etc Cutlass Coupe NEW 2 GRAN TORINO 2495 MAVERICK COUPE 26 500 miles. 6-cyl $ 2-door hardtop yellow black 4-DOORS automatic, vinyl top. radio. WWs. etc vinyl roof, black vinyl interior. 1974 TORINOS 1/ 1 Dark Blue LTD WAGON 2495 Full power with factory air i VEGA SQUIRE WAGON — 36 581 miles automatic $ »FP243. 24,095 miles. 1 SUPERCAB NEW • 1 Brown LTD SQUIRE radio. WWs. trim rings, etc 2395 S 1 HALF TON i VEGA HATCHBACK 31586 m«es $ 2995 1974 PICKUPS VA TON 1/ .Light Blue LTD SQUIRE 4-spd. radio, heater, etc 1995 ! PINTO COUPE 27,073 miles, automatic, radio, custom. Runabout model etc. M895 TRANSPORTATION PRICED $100's YOU CAN $AVE UP TO ! PINTO COUPE 35 450 mies 4 $ SPECIAL! $1500 BELOW 75 PRICES radio, heater, buckets, etc l595 BELOW 1975s VEGA HATCHBACK 47 668 m,ieS 1972 ALL HAVE AIR CONDITIONING automatic radio. WWs. rear detrost. etc.... VOLKSWAGEN MANY WITH PINTO COUPE 49 452 miles 4-spd $ radio, heater. WWs. etc.... 2door Bug 4-speed 49 964 AIR CONDITIONING ALL RUN ON REGULAR GAS 1495 mites #0215 1 NOVA 4-door. 47 263 miles air cond $ automatic PS. vinyl top radio: WWs Today's Special. .. ALL RUN ON ALL ARE COVERED BY 1795 I CYCLONE GT COUPE 44.589 miles air cond $ '1675 REGULAR GAS ' FACTORY NEW CAR WARRANTY automatic. PS. buckets, stereo 1695 I VOLKSWAGEN 33 638miles automatic, radio, heater WWs M395 See us today! $AVE - $AVE - $AVE! $AVE - $AVE - $AVE! ... and other players to select fromthe sidelines! 700 Shrewsbury Ave. Cor. Sycamore 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. OLDSMOBILE-CADIUAC CO. DOREMUS |l 00 Newman Springs RdJ • SALES CIRCLE SHREWSBURY 741-3130 Red Bank • SERVICE FORD CHEVROLET CO. 741-0910 • PARTS 741-6000 1 Atrtos For Sol* 1. Autos For Sal* SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 TheDatfyRegeter 19 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 1«Q K po»tr itorlag and brokn foam air PONTIAC GRANDVILLE It71 - BloU with red clom mtertor lull power, air con 4. Motorcycle* dmonina power windawt. AM.FM tleree S. Trucks nn6 Trailers Vinyl las Rally wheeU lt.000 mllet MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE PLYMOUTH SATELLITE WACOM WJ1 - 12M0 611 JWSolnr torn INTERNATIONAL !•'] - <• ton pickup Four atseel drive 7 speed transfer COM 4 Reasonable Rates Nmfctonwwark SNi GROSSlNGER I HELLER AGENCY 7411111 POSfTAC • —ri IN( Two door kard speed transmission heavy duty suspen tap in cylinder automatic tranvrtitvon von power steering brofcci Radio heat 'i*>.0» PI 7417100 Red Bank M ml 71 000 miles llJWIum »i \lli MUST ICLL-em hornto m~ PONtiAC IM« Con.erl.Mf GoodcoMi Asking tl 100 PLYMOUTH S lion Beit otter l»74 GMC SUPER CUSTOM - Hall Ion Co" J*lO07» OKM opp4icofio«)S occcpted by phone ei otter CoC n HI 3»i between t and > pickup ISO y I. outornotic power steer Guaranteed crtdil Coll tor one hour w ing Eicellml shape Must sell 13 000 vice ftoythor* Chrysler Plymouth I/O lirm Itttm YAMAHA RED BANK VOLVO 111 CYCLE StRVICE NC I7M Art lor Crtati Mangos Newman Springs Rd Red Bank PLYMOUTH S>6«T fU«Y _ T»?0 Air • «I6 TANDfcM II I > Iroiin 171 * Front St Red Bank UI-M77 Power tlMflrn. brokn Vkiyl root Mini 741-Mo 17 ply tires enclosed with Ckterlor ply condition II.S* 1UIIU wood Like new lights ond brokes 747 How Lou Motors 0417 More Classified PLYMOUTH 1973 on Next Pof« GOLDDUSTER SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 4. Motorcycles Warned, party »ho neeoi 100% financing INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 10. Wonted Automotive Ml W Front St HI ill/ Red Bonk HASlEV DAVIDSON IMi - Sportster with no money down, on o 1*73 Plymouth MOOtirm Gold Dirtter VI. power tteerlng. Sunroof SEE A RUSSELL MAN - For tt>« Mil 7/00 mile* \ini Many other modelt to cor buys RUSSELL Oldsmooiie Codnioi thoove trom For Quick credit, call OASIS Co 100 Newmon Springs Rd Red Bonk MOTORS oi inn ni 7ito 7414910 HABLEY OtVlDSON !•(> - 1100 cc CASH PAID PONTIAC IM0 - LeMoni V I oulomatit STATION WAGON ml - Rombler Rebel Chopper II WO Power steering, power brakei 4S.M0 sSOO or belt oiler Coll »l SJ4^ «• MID USED CANS mllet Atkins 17)0 741 U V altof t Coimi-«J» 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sol* HONOA MM - CB HO Engine Irome 3. Trucks Anil Trailers 3 Trucks And Troilers ooorj condition Needs minor parts Reo III WILL PAY PONTIAC IM1 — CotBlino Need< minor" STRAUB BUICK - OPEL sonoNe »7« Coll 'W«M alter j^ work Beit oiler NINE ACRES ol New and uudCori TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ter TOP PRICES THE FINEST SELECTION - OI new ond CHEVROLET WALK IN VAN 1171 Ex INTERNATIONAL l»50 - Pickup truck HONOA «71 - 710 CC Procl'COll. ne» Hwyli 1U4000 <>« OOWNES PONTIAC. el Lower Him Can be seen at 1100 Glenn St Weil Bel MMM used cars In MonmouMi County Over 100 » Matowan S*6»W cellent condition Coll otter Spm Must see In believe Call otter 6pm |7> PONTIAC 1*71 — Cotailna llack witti >T SUNBEAM ALPINE IHo - ToMKSU COV U1W77 mar Best ofler MI4U4 TOM'S FORD nyl root Chrome .grieeli AM/FM radio er Good rubber Fosl Asking MIS Co" McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC Shrews TOWNECHEVROLET lactoryalr Mtfa ft SIM 142 144) bury Ave New Shrewsbury 74UWO I1SSH«,)S Mlddlelown 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sal* Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sol* »^«l» I. Autos For Salt 1. Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sal* TOYOTA I9JI - leOO Corolla ilolmn wogort Automatic. AM radio bucket) Ulenn IIHO HHm» otter 1 JERRY BARATTAS USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC Route » Eolonlown S41 100 VEGA HATCHBACK l«n u 000 miles BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Nfw tires Ekcellent condition Troni WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION •erred, must Mil tl)OB I7» SMt evening* VOLKSWAGEN He' - Needi tngmi USED SKOALS New brokes. new snow til«s. Stop In and pick up VOLKSWAGEN - l«7] Super Beelle 1S72 FIREBIRD 79 000 miles Immoculote condition 17 OM 6 cylinder automatic Coll S40 7041 1961 DODGE "THE BARE VOLKSWAGEN BUG IHt MOO 73.000 | full window van miles Needs murtlf r 544-om 19MCAMARO FACTS" VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE 1977 V-8. automatic Snow tires HIM ORDER YOUR Coll otter e p m M3 H40 1970 PLYMOUTH VOLK~SWAGENT»70 - Convertible Rodi Fury, V-8, automatic 1975 ols ond htoders 1974 CORVETTE COUPE 1972 CMC CHRYSLER OR >4»-4«4t 4-speed AM 'FM stereo 350 V-8 Power windows AIR tinted glass All window van. V-8. automatic vbuiSWAGENiHS - Pop lop comper PLYMOUTH Eicellent condition AM'FM 1971 engine EXTRA CLEANS 1973 FORD • Ith 70.000 miles »« 741 70M "SPECIAL V, ton — 4 wheel drive NOW VOLKSWAGEN VAN IH4 ^ Rebuilt en gine with 30,000 miles Mags, wide ovals, poneied and tope deck Good condition 73 PONTIAC 74 CHRYSLERS, PLYMOUTHS AT LEFTOVER PRICES «700 Coll 717 Mil otter lorn 73 CHEVY 72 CHEVY MAUBU VOLVb~SfATTON WAGON t»70 f our 73 PLYMOUTH SCAMP GRAND AM cylindercylinder . Root rack AM/FM stereo 11700 CAPRICE COUPE SPORT COUP! tfl-6114 Spoil Coupe, automatic, pow- V-B. automatic, radio PS IM; ELDORADO Automatic. PS PB AIR, tinted er steering, power brakes, an High mile car drastically re tnoo 6-cyl automatic, power steer- cond . tinted glass, vinyl top Coll 74) UH glass AM/FM stereo & tapes ing 13,430 miles CHRYSLER radiai tires. 18,782 miles AM/FM, rallye II wheels 3. Trucks And Troll«rs 12 910 miles $ PLYMOUTH CtfEVROLET PICK UP - Ilit >. ton 1 BAYSHORE Cap and trailer hook up Included Perlecl 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ??9 4?90 condition H.000. 7M ft7ll ' 2. Autos For Sal* 72 CHEVY 72 CHEVY IMPAIA 71F0RD 71 PIVMOUTH BLAZER CUSTOM COUPE COUNTRY SQUIRE FURY III 4-speed 4-wheel dnve. plus Automatic PS PB radio. AIR 9-pass, automatic, PS, PB, air 4-door Sedan automatic, ra **• many other extras Imlsd glass vinyl top. 44,837 cond, tinted glass, root car- dio PS, vinyl top. air cond rier. 40.435 miles tinted glass 37.81 Smiles

71 CHEVROLET 70 PONTIAC 70 CHEVY IMPAIA GRAND PRIX BISCAYNE 4-door Hardtop automatic V-8 automatic PS. PB AIR. 4-door Sedan, automatic ra PS. PB, power windows, vinyl tinted glass vinyl top. 45,950 dio. F>S 66,525 miles lop air cond tinted glass miles REDUCED! 42 639 miles

'68 69 CHEVROLET GTO ELECTRA LTD MAUBU V-8 automatic radio PS, vi- Full power including AM/FM Sport Coupe 6-cyl, automat- 4-speed radio. 61,793 miles nyl top. 44 657 miles Real AIR tinted glass vinyl top 1 ic-radio PS. vinyl top. 64,104 Clean Car miles | •1795

CALL 542-1126 ASK FOR CHARLIE CASALE COMPARISON WEEKEND USED or SHELLY PLAIT CARS 542-1126 -You'll Ukt Iht Way 74's HWY 36 EATONTOWN (ocron from Ricfcal's) W» Do BuMlnntl" BUY A NEW 1974 PEUGEOT EQUIPPED rl/G VALUB WITH AIR CONDITION AND ... $ STOP IN, LOOK US OVER, BUY NOW & SAVE$ VACATION 1974 NEW NOVA 1975 NEW NOVA 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering power steering, tinted glass. AM radio, exterior decor AM radio, whitewaii tires, wheel covers door guards pkg. side mouldings, wheel covers Stock #697 stock #1006. ONUS 3435 '3909 4 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS Includes rrtighl | D«ler Prep DMI not include lo« ond MV IHI * Includes Freight and DtoUr I Prep Sales tax and MV l«ei extra „ FOR TWO-m SEASON fo ~t_ Includes: Hotel, Air Fare, Transferi, European or r—IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • FINANCING AVAILABLE. Modified American Plant. Choose one of our vacation spots listed below I Arrangements made through Leisure Travel, 642 Newman Springs 1974 NEW IMPALA Rd. Lincroft. 741-6500 2-door hardtop. Spirit of America Pkg Air conditioning, tinted glass, ra- Your Choice: dio, tilt steering wheel, quiet sound group Stock #468 • VIRGIN ISLANDS •ARUBA • JAMAICA Mfg. Suggested • BAHAMAS • BERMUDA • LAS VEGAS List Price $5159. SALE 4425 Includes Freight i Dealer Piep Does not include lax ond MV lees Offer Ms Ort. J 1,1974 WITH THE PURCHASE OF "ANY NEW AIR CONDITIONED PEUGEOT

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GAS or DIESEL - ALL MODELS IN STOCK Monmouth County's Largest Peugeot Dealer! HARBORSIDE LET « PEUGEOT 153 FIRST AVENUE Rt. 35 Middletown • 671 -6200 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-5300 S4. Situation. Wonted SI. Htlp Wanted 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Keane SI. Help Wonted Female b IO OFFICE BABY NURSE - * ___ r"52J« cS! NO FEE 4. M>tOfCycltt 10. Wonted Automotive 21. Business Services TEMPORARY FULLTIME ain Esptoolly equipped lor wtanei Cell SST»;I M«krl. OOO JOBS - Additions, ponding All lt7J HONOA ISO Cl - Cloon. rumjooT BABYSITTING IN MY HOME 1200 miles 1625 JUNK CARS ypes of masonry Driveways Call 495- MEET PART-TIME Cull W-un evenings WILL PAY t» AliD PICK UP JOAN. HILDA, RUTH. If] HONDA - Cl ISO Excellent condl Twinbrook Auto Wrecking PAINTING SHERRY AND ALICE Won Very loo mlleoge. Asking 17» Coll Eaiontown 542-2235 Inter lor-Exterior & Poperhonglng lunch tracks »4-«7iSoHtt6p.m Call hlUi1 they ore oof placement raunsellors and lor vocational and business courws 1974 KAWASAKI - S 3 400 Four months TOP DOLLAR they d love to meet you ond tell you ob«_i PAINTING - interior, exterior Free esti working on greal lemporory lobs rhrouoti old M0 miles Pertect condition Asking $200-5250 WEEKLY Reasonable rates I HMO Coli;4?039«onytime mates Fully Insured Reasonable rotes OUT EN Soyrevllle.N J 711 1300 Also luslom pointing 74111)1 WIIM VCKJ overaoe lust 1-4 enrollments a iNf ANT CARE - First week ot home E. R1 35 'PAINTING PAPERHANGING SECRETARIES. TYPISTS. CLERKS ANO ALL OTHER weST You "ll 6e paid on our exclusive 5. Auto Strvlct/Pprft USED CARS WANTED Reatanable rates Free estimates c3^nc."omml»,.'rf scWdul, onrj nave SCENIC AUTO PARTS - Now open tor TOP W PAID CALL MR ARTHUR 747463! OFFICE SKILLS ARE NEEOED the opportunity la earn tuoslanliol mont" TjukTURE BABYSITTER - Any age business (formerly Ace Broke) AT BONNIE BUICK 7746500 TREES LIMBED - Trimmed ond pointed ly bonuses - Rt 36 I/2-OI2I Highlands We offer twrlflc hourly rates, free hospi Eatontown area Also tree removal For free estimates call ioii2ol.on. plus o bonus Besides, a Ire* « COIIM26262 741 1116 or 74* 200B. I UMd cart Top dollor paid cation Is also offered iiE FO« - ChlMron for working *. Construction TRUCk LOOKING FOR WOk OA5I5 MOTORIOTORS (1011 771 7H s in m,°home Fair Haven orea body One or two days per week Steady motors Equipment 110 PAID basis Reasonably 229-2771. You will coll only on people_wn«ihove Coll 747-4MM00 BACKHOE AND LOADER l»» - Olesel FOR ANY JUNK CAR written to us ond hove been informed that lirtd Excellent condition IS 000 739 357S " H — BUY you will COll $5. Situations Wanted Call 747 2706 TLL PANEL Odd lobs ond repairs 117 Rt ». EotonlBlMi. MJ U00 I'« mile »e Male to. wonted Automotive 7I7I3OO fore The Monmouth Shopping Center I a - Goroges. attics, yards BUSINESS TreetH -^ light hnoulTng Free estimates WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT OEPT HI 4J0S CARS WANTED - 1M7 lo IWI DIRECTORY NEVER AFEE Damaged carl considered OUR 25TH YEAR TPLUMBING/MEATING AUTOHOtBYCENTER 291H49 LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY Free estimates il. Bmlnen Service* EMPLOYMENT PART TIME SALES REPRESENTATIVE 1719 Liberty Ave .Hillside. N.J O7»5 •jmu. otli far Georje Highlit oricei pold (or all used con A BETTER PAINT JOB? - For progressive printing organization SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS-No experience OVER WHOLESALE!" For Information, call 264-23f6_ necessory Storling salary Nllfw hour So Situations Wanted atoll times EXTERIOR - INTERIOR REASONABLE 6 CLEAN CALL 741 4551 51. Help Wonted PART TIME SALESPERSONS - Ne Aoclv in person to Mr Michael Gormley. A CANDIDATE - For our management quota Earn 1500 U00 extra per month T^sportatioTcoordinotor. Hallel Town Mole/FemuH A DUTCH BOY PAINT JOS - Guoran training center. 1200 a week — national Coll Mr BoltOne. 671 5314 teed toilttoctiorr Free ettlmatet Fully In ship Board of Education 12 Bethony Rd UNTMPLOYED ARTIST - _«_•'"»»" corporation need! candidate! for our man Moiiei.NJ. * sured J t R Painting. 7H 14W ogemenl training. $200 talory when you sitrie position wiltoyjdotl* More. ALT PAINTING"*- Enlerioron* Interior quality For Interview call 741-2046. I a.m SCHOOL SUS DRIVERS - Must nave a Hugh McCattery Reasonable to 12 noon only. Equal opportunity employ PART-TIME minimum ol three years previous drlvln. 671-6591 IT experience Apply In person. I am to I 1001 Auto Parts J m 7?Mr "ugusiVs Bailey. Trans Al 11 RATIONS REPAIRS. ROOFING" ASSISTANT MANAGER — In expanding Distributors Dorlotion Supervisor. Molmdel Township | AND SIDING - Coll between 7 9 a.m. and luggage and leather good! slore Mull be board ol Education 751 Holmdel Rd . Mol- FINANCIAL llOo mm 7119 aggreiilve and willing lo accept hard work This lob will not Interfere with your reou and reiponilblllty Will troln Apply or "I think the cake wants me to eat tome of it." lor vocation lit ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE R6- tubmlt retume Surroy Luggage. 12) Broad SCHOOL SUS DRIVERS - Special license PAIR SERVICE — Watherl, dryert. re- St., Red Bank required Contact the Mlddletown Town 61 Butlnesi trlgeratort. air conditioner!, electric CONTINUED GROWTH ship Boord ol Education. 471 3M0. E«l CT, Qpportunltlti ovens, electric surloce units and dish ASSTSTTTNT MTN~AGTR~ Part time SI. Help Wanted SI. Help Wanted CREATES NEWOPENINGS woshers 717 7Ml Foil food operation Fle«lbl> hour!. Apply JOB - Interesting and diversified, doing SECRETARY COMPLETE - iody shop equipment and In perion. Chicken Holiday, It! E. New HAIR STYLIST - Must hove experience enloyoble work. Sexerol openings in Easl suoolles For further Information call be A-1 QUALITY ROaatlMG man Spring! Rd , Shrewibury Coll lor inter.le* Accordl s. Fair Haven Brunswick. Keyport, Woodbrioge AND RECORD KEEPING tween M, Mon Frl 73« 1310 Siding, gutters, leaderi No lot totooo mall, 741 JUS. EXPERIENCE - Not neee»lory we train Free estimates mtured Jomel A ASSISfANT SUPERINTENDENT - Live CLERKS STENO ANDTYPING Free estimates mtured Jomel A. Dudo. In, modern garden apariment devel- LTQUOR LICENSE FOR SALE •*_« uw S66;S0557 SECRETARIES S66;S057_ opment. Mult have tome knowledge ot HOUSEKEEPING HOURS — Port-lime weekends, either I or NECESSARY Branch Brood C License. Including In- BEAT THE WINTER WEATHER — Have electrical and plumbing Coll tor appoint. TYPISTS ? days Weekdays, we have mornings, at ventory and equipment Best otter If Inter your automobile Slmonlted to protect Itt mentSM-1121 Full time positions available Immediately lernoons. evening hours ovalloble ond FULLTIME ested coll 77»«3i weekdays offer 7 p.rn ir you art Inttrisltd In lemporory work Apply In person beouty Speclol low ratet 747 for ont day. on* wetk. ont month or long- for experienced porters ond maids. Ex combination of above Anytime weekends. AUTO MECHANIC'S HELPER - Full- er, come In ond register We deal with me cellent working conditions, liberal benefits Call anytime between 9 a r and to p.rn Werner's Dodge, Hwy 36. Bellord CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks small time Mutt hove drlver't llctnte ond One-Person Business and medium tiled loot. Complete Interior flnett companies ond pay lop ralei ond good salaries. tor appointment. knowledge of ttrcett In area F. J. & NO FEE CHARGED. SECRETARY $2,000 Investment remodeling tervlce. Paneling. Kitchen SONS. 49 Hwy 36. Keyporl. coblnett. cabinet remodeling, rellnlshlng. AACC E TEMPORARIES RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mondoovy through SuSundar y (Can Start Part-time) sbury bookcoses Armttrong chandelier ceilings 20 Thomomoii Ave. S« 0302 Shrews EMPLOYEE HEALTH Light, pleasant. EXTREMELY PROFIT Free advice ond etllmolei Good work AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC ISLE BUSINESS servicing locol Itoret. ON OUR PHARMACIST Good typing ond steno required. Medical Imonlhlp. Coll onytlme 229-5259. MuiThave tool! Apply In perton. Wer- etc , with o NATIONALLY^FAMOUS *J u-iiBEL- terminology preferred. Mon. llwough Frl YEAR OLD BEVERAGE product which cTn*f6^MAl3E~~SLTPCOVERS - Drop- ner's Automotive. Hwy 36. Belford. Temporary position. New Jersey reals • to 5 Excellent working conditions, liber- YEAR OLD BEVERAGE produc An equal opportunity employer M • w teredo To work full time In modern phar is a HOUSHOUSE HOLHOLO WORWORb IN AMEisAMEir erlet ond reuphollterlng. Your material or HVAC MECHANIC ol employee benefits, good salary. Apply oul Col H mocy deportment. Hospital experience de- ICA. IS consumed by the THOUSANDS QUALITY ourl. Coll 442-6H4 Evet.. 747-9116 MONMOUTH COLLEGE sirable Rotating weekends Vi hours per ' ~ person: DAILY In this community one; enleys D"l~~AP>EARTNG~AT~fTcTsTAIRT S - Fur TIMELESS, new. sophisticated ond notion Immediate lull time position. Slock Seal week Apply: LIFETIME REPEAT BUSINESS DlAP>EARTNGATfTcTsTAIRlhd d Intlled tor only $649S 5 FuMer ally odverllsed What a good time to be Healing/Refrigeration preferable Must RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL diunlthem d onondd heav Inttolley weighd totr tonlt y $64.95 Me- come on Avon Repreienfatlve Coll Mn. hove own tools S4.44 per hour, plus liberal USED CARS! COOK 34«-0»63dium0»63 on. ATTId heavC ySTAIR weighSt C COOttolr. t ovolloble Hammond. 741-4343, 462 3377. 7741220 benefits, paid vacation and holidays Call PERSONNEL DEPT. RS0NNEL 34«0»63 ATTIC STAIRS C Private, rural Monmoulh County estab- mum. Personnel, for Interview RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL DRESSMAKING i ALTERATIONS BARMAID IM/W) — No experience nee- lishment seeks Individual or couple, live In An Ecruol Opportunity Employer An ^equal opportunity employei?Jr q) By expert and graduated lady enory. Will train. Apply In perion only, 3SUnlonST RedBonk.NJ '69 CONTINENTAL or out. to handle all phases ot kitchen oper- SECRETARY TINUOUS ADVERTISING ON TV. RA French styling Old Village Inn, 36 W. Front If, Red Bank. ations. Pleosonl atmosphere DENTAL HYGIENIST - To work In new /< 1-2700. Ext 200 DIQ MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS. 2-dr. All black with red interior Alteration! — 24-hour delivery No phone calli. facility nut to Waodbrldae Shopping Cen- An equal opportunity employer, M' W Experienced In meeting the public IBM ~ 1MPANY PRODUCT SALES IN I Miriam PI.. Mlddlelown. 671 4115 A I EMPLOYMENT ter. Experience preferred, but not manda- Seleclrlc typist, good telephone voice. Ex- Power, air, extra sharp 30 day BARMAID M/W - Wonted day! cellent small office. FEE PAID Solary lo OF IVI BILLION OOLLARS 320 Brood SI. 7412222 Red Bank tory. Excellent benefits Included Flenlble ""PHVSICATTHERAPIST LYI CONSISTS OF COLLEC 50/50 warranty 66,865 miles FALL CLEAN-UP — Lawnt edged, leavei full time. schedule possibilities. Coll for interview Full lime physical theroplst position avail- raked firewood ond light hauling Inquire. 671-9233 or 671-6141 COOKS — 17-34 years old. Immediate '*' ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MERCHANDISE SOLD AND Stock # 1151 appointment, ]76-]3SO. able In expanding department of progres UNO INVENTORY. 7414767 BARTENDER - Experienced. Year- openings. With or without experience slve comrhunlty hospital Applicants must 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Educational benefits. 30 days vacation. KITCHEN SUPERVISOR - E«perlenced "NTS: Musi osplre to "FIREWOOD TREE CARE" round poiltlon. Apply In perion. Long be graduates of an approved school and be SECRETARY — Far low office. Some pri- John's Ltd.. II Beach Blvd.. Highland! Good salary Coll Army Opportunities, 542 Good pay. benefits. Apply In person. 9 a.m licensed by New Jersey. We offer excellent A bargain in tree maintenance 1700, 741 5930 lo 3 pm . BROOKDALE NURSING CEN or experience preferred Good iteno ond come of M597 Coil 142-0571 evening! 1721771 salary and a full ranae ot benefits. Please typing Allernoons. Ltpls. Lepll & Kline. TER.33?SHwy35. Hallet. y Personnel Deal . Boyshore Commu „ Week Up CUSTODIAN M/W FOR SCHOOL 6714713 Ask for Loretta FIN CONTRACTORS BARTENDER M/W - Porltlme. Steady, lull time lob. Apply lo Jim Smith LEGAL SECRETARY - Experience re- r Hospital. 727 North Beers St.. Holm- hove servlcoble cor, START IMMEDIAT Carpentry, additions, siding, dormers For Interview, call Town 1 Country inn. quired, lor small law firm. Modern offices, del 244-7SO0. All replies held In strict con. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST yj»ull ELY If Kcepied and HAVE the neces 72 OLDSMOBILE Hwy 35. Keypor(, 364 6120. at the Forrestdole School. Forrest Ave.. Free estimates 264-6123 Rumson. convenient location Salary open. Coll 747- fldence. time, tor doctor's office Send resume lo sory 12,000 for Inventory NOW In the Cutlass 2-dr Power steering, HANDYMAN — Painting, papering, haul- BOOKKEEPER - Full charge. Health 9M POCKET MAKERS - On girls' lockets Box J-211, The Dolly Register. Shrews core loclllly. Long Branch. Salary com OELIVERY PERSONNEL - Musi have For local Interview. Include yeor car, spe power brakes. Mint condition Ing. Cleaning attics, cellars and yards. own car. Port-time, nights Apply In per- LIGHTING FIXTURE SHOWROOM - Union Apply Wall Street FasTilons. 17 Walt Very reasonable Coll 717 4477. memurolt with ability. Write Box P-II3. St.. Red tank. clllc lime (during business hours! NOW 44,038 miles Air. AM-FM Fleet The Doily Rtgliter. Shrewsbury. son. Lulgl's Famous Pino, 1306 Doris Needs salesperson, part-time. See Our Ad Under ovolloble to service accounts, ond phone Aid Warranty HORIZON PAINTING CO Ave . Ocean, After 4 p.m. Call 741 -4400 PORTER/MAINTENANCE M/W — Driv- Business Opportunities number. Write Boa P 114. The Dolly Interior — Exterior DENTAL ASSISTANT LOOKING FOR BASS PLAYER - And O er's license necessary, tor work In new fa Register. Shrewsbury, Wallpaper Speclallttl BOOKKEEPER keyboard player Into Yet music ond com- clllty next to Woodbrldae Shopping Centei One-Person Business Call (42 3741 or 1420272 Full charge Good typing Ikllll ond light Experience preferred Excellent benefits. Can for Interview| aotp 264-3MS or 254-4005 mercial. Call Bob. 495OM9 $2,000 Investment *2697 ileno helpful. Flexible working schedule polnlment. 276 1350 . Mortgogt* Busy office. Allenhurtt area. DRIVER FOR SMAL1 VAN - Dellverlfi LPN - By examination 3 to It and It to 7. (Con Start Part-time) MORTGAGE MONEY - For qualified In HQUSEPAINTING to metropolitan area. Steady lob for re- Full tlmt. Every other weekend off. Call Attention homeowners. I am a polnttr will PREPARE FOR come properties, sublect to lender s op Al EMPLOYMENT liable person. Must be good driver with 946 4991 for appointment. proval MVRON P. KOZICKY AGENCY. 70 INTERNATIONAL S'/7 yeon experience and^m itorltno my 320 Brood SI. 741gI22 Red Bank same mechanical ability. Start 12.75 per own butlnesi. I am looking tor tamiftd MACHINE MAINTENANCE PERSON — MANAGEMENT SEWING MACHINE Mortgage Broker. 45 Rt. J5. Eatontown. wagon. V-8, auto, PS, PB, Air, customer* to establish a reputation for BOY OR GIRL CARRIERS WANTED - hour. Coll >42-aO3Aa.m. only. Part time. Apply. Stor Cleaners I Loun IN FINANCE OPERATORS 544 1400 Tinted glass, Fleet Aid War- quality work at reasonable prices. Call Morning newtpaper route In your neigh DRIVER SATESPEFSON - For shore's derers. 132 Myrtle Aye., Long Branch 22]. ranty. 50.105 miles Stock now lor free estimates 542 lift, 92! 1694 borhooa. Leonardo or Keoniburg. 747-3399 leading laundry and dry cleaning plant. •000 • Experienced only INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING or 717-3805 . Earnings approximately tlO.000 a year. Do you enloy working with people? Do you • Air conditioned shop #1154 Free hospltolliation ana paid vacotlons MAINTENANCE MECHANICS - MotO- hove management potential? Do you want - Light carpentry Also light hauling and fARPET "SALESPERSON -Full or part won manufacturer seeking maintenance • Union Shop MERCHANDISE cleanup. 49S171S. time, evening! and dayi or combination Apply Stor Cleaners I Laundercrs. Myrtle mechanics with experience In all types ot to be your own boss? Then we may have • No layoff Salary plu! commission. Contact Jack Ave.. Long Branch. plant mochlnery ond equipment. Full ben- the lob for you. We are looking for om- • Year round work bltlous. career minded people to troln for • Paid holidays Macey. 67I-5MO. DRIVERS — 17-34 years old. Immediate efit package. Challenging position with management In consumer finance. Quickly M997 RMH^INE openings. With or without experience. security Close to rollrood Day or evening • Thrte week vacation 71. MtrchandUe for Sole EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED CAR WASH HELP — Port-lime mornings. become Branch Manager — a respected 91. or full-time Apply In perion, SCRUB Educational benefits. 30 days vocation shift ovolloble Salary commensurate with member of o crack management team with IMPEG AMPLIFIER - BIS NO 2CTS REASONABLE 741-4551 FRIENDLY Good salary. Coll Army Opportunities. 542 experience An equal opportunity employ Apply In perion. ROBERT LEWIS INC. A DUB CAR WASH. Cambridge Dr., and vital responsibilities for the profit and •04 Broadway. W. Long Brooch. 5 s. 50 watts. Call '70 PLYMOUTH LIGHT HAULING - Clean cellar!, go Rte34. Matowon 1700.741 5»Jo N er.SftVSSM growth of the organization. Enloy a 5M3302 raget. attlci. and demolition ot wooden straight salary with frequent Increases ond SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. Fury III 2-dr PS, PB, Air, vinyl CASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESS, ANDERSEN WINDOWS - Two, never structures Coll 291-2459 after 5 p.m. promotions bosed on performance. Out- Apply Tomahawk Golf Course used C34, 4'x6'. three-section casement, roof. Fleet Aid Warranty. 65.300 SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini'! Diner, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER standing employee benefits, secure future 142 4111 MOVING AND HAULING - Local and Hwy 36, Keoniburg, between 7-9 p.m. MAINTENANCE Permoshleld Builder's cost. Two old glass miles. Stock #1105 and unlimited opportunity In the nation's doors. 747-47AI. mid-distance |obl at reaiohoble rolei 1-3 years electro mechanical experience. Oldest, largest consumer finance company. SHELLING AND SNELLING - Worlds Free eillmalei. 741-WU or 747200a EE degree and knowledge ol digital circuit MECHANIC largest employment service. 54 Broad SI . ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHES — 110 and CLERK-TYPIST Some college preferred but not required. Red Bonk. N.J 7471121. NEEOANEWROOF? design. Excellent benefits I2K range. Well 50 Indiana Physical Fitness Program. ISO $ Good typing ond some light steno pre- established company. Free eitlmote!. Reasonable rale* ferred. Insurance background helpful but Must have mechanical STATIONARYTNGINEERS (21 — One Bench ond weights. 140 Aquarium, com 1497 Smith Bros Roofing not necessity Receptionist duties E» maintenance experience In HOUSEHOLD FINANCE with N.J. Block Seal; one with N.J Blue plete.HO. Coll o71-3061. 741-2133 cellent location. Industrial plant. Seal. Excellent opportunity, good salary ' ANTIQUES'. 50% BELOW plus full benefits. Apply American Smelt- NEXT YEAR S PRICES NO MUSS. NO FUSS - Leave ydur cor to CORPORATION ing i. Refining Co . 1160 State St.: Perth 72 CAPRI ut. Interior, exterior cleaning at your Al E/lAPLOYMENT Consumer Finance Division INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 320 Brood SI 7J.I-JJJ2 Red Bonk ELECTRONICS — 17-34 years old. Imme Amboy, N.J. An equal opportunity employ- 4 cylinder Auto, Radio Fleet home, your convenience. 747-2343. dlote openings. With or without ex BENDIX Rt. IS and Harmony Rood er 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 741-7474 Aid Warranty. 29.030 miles. perlence. Educational benefits. 30 days vo 5422000 Eatontown Mlddlelown, N J BLOhib" BAR — ^wTth two stools, Formica SI. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted cation. Good salary. Some lobs otter 11.500 Equal Opportunity Employer SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — II p.m. to op Blond hutch lo match. 20" block ond Stock #1131 to 12,500 bonus. Coll Army Opportunities ot 7 am thlft two days, and e p m lo mid- while console TV Sump pomp. Coll MI- 542 1700, 741 5930 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Household Is on equal opportunity employ- night shift two days Long term. Call 741- MONMOUTH COLLEGE er ond all minority ana female applicants MS. MANAGEMENT Immediate full time position. Must hove will be considered on some basis as other BUMPER POOL TABLE - Excellent con working knowledge of all building malnte- applicants without regard to race. sex. re- TANDEM TRUCK DRIVER dltlon. French Provincial king-size head '2297 HEALTH & BEAUTY AID/SUPERMARKET ENGINEER nonce including: plumbing, electric ond gion, age or national origin With mechanical experience board Golden bisque. Excellent condition heating. Must have own tools, valid drlv Call 717-rMlf 1297288 Structural atttl and mlictlianeout Iroi er s license and Block Seal license. S4.44 fabrication background or* experience* TELEPHONE SALES — Choose own BUNGALOW FURNITURE - Twp bed 72 CAPRI per hour, plus liberal benefits, paid vaca- PURCHASING DIRECTOR hours. Work from our office. S2 on hour Otaller checktr Permanent position wltl tion and holidays Call 222 MOO, Personnel, rooms, chests, beds, etc . ISOeoch 4 cylinder four-speed. Radio. Managers and Trainees MtobiishW company: ExcepTlonol position available for appll plus bonus** Coll 544-1114 between 11-7. 717-1767 tor Interview. ont with hospital purchasing experience. Fleet Aid Warranty 26,365 9 An Equal Opportunity Employer We otter excellent solary and benefits. CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPES - 1 miles. Slock #1134 EXPERIENCE A-] EMPLOYMENT Will assume full responsibility of depart, wine barrels for Mle. That's what counts with us. We're the world's kstest grow- JWB.roor d s" 74M2M Redd BanI k MATERIALHANDLERS ment and direction of staff. Please apply Call 717-9015 Must be IB years old Coil 544 0401 or come Personnel Depf.. Bayshore Community TELLER ing RETAIL DRUG CHAIN with an amazing growth record. EXECUTIVE - Secretarial position In Hospital. 727 North Beers St.. Holmdel CAMERA — Honeywell Pentax SP 500. Red Bank, social lervtce agency Need Into AED Corp . 100 Church St.. Motawan. Convenient Mlddletown area. If you have a SLR with 1.2 lens, closeup rings, strobe. L- N.J. 64-7500 All replies held In strict con desire to continue In the Held of finance, '2197 Last year we added 100 stores — and by 1980. we will person wilh office management skills. Idence. irip. 135 mm telephoto lent, with sun Pait experience Important. Varied duties and hove at least one year teller ex- shade, skylight 611-5722. have 1000! and responsibilities. Send resume to Box QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR - perience, a position Is available offering K 273. The Dally Register, Shrewsbury Electro/mechanical Experience with In tine salary, full benefits, ond paid tee. CAMPER SIZE OINETTE SET -Or 72 MARK IV And that's where you and your experience in retail HEALTH Person with some mechanical ability. Ex- omlng and In-process Inspection ond apartment siie. Four choirs. 120. Loaded, stereo tape White, AND BEALJTY AIDS and/or SUPERMARKETS comes in E")T¥R"A~M|'— *1? fluaronteed lor two perience with production mochlnery help ecords Electro Impulse. 116 Chestnut SI . FOR PROMPT INTERVIEW CALL 747-5369 hours work In your own home. No setting lul. Excellent company-paid benefits. Red Bonk 7410404. blue root, blue interior Fleet Through expansion more and more spots in management Coll Sun. or Tues. for Information, Hi Good opportunity for right person Apply COME AND PICK YOUR OWN BEANS - Aid Warranty 26.344 miles are becoming available. in person.-Pride-Made Products Inc., 740 RECEPTIONIST A-l EMPLOYMENT And pumpkins. Laurlno Farms. Sycamore Lloyd Rd.. Edwords Industrial Center, or small professional office. Some light 320 Brood S~ 74T2222 Red Bonk Ave . New Shrewsbury FLOOR WAXER Stock #1127 Matawon. yplng Local area. Beginners considered COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS — What do we have to otter? How about a recession prool in- Experienced. Full time. 'alary lo »0. TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? - work pan. 264-4370 MEDICAL SECRETARY - ResponsibTe ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY time two or three evenings a week. Earn Warehouse clearance. Reach-In coolers, $ dustry to start with. And excellent salaries, stock options, person with medical experience and typing »25 on evening Call 5H-1041. beverage coolers display fixtures. Call ,i FLOOR WAXER WIN DO W C LEA N E R 20 Thomas Ave. 7473494 Shrewsbury paid hospitalization and paid lite insurance too. Plus we have skills tor interesting and responsible posT TRAVEL — There's a big world out there 774-110f 5497 EXPERIENCED tlon In doctor's office. Pleasant atmos- this thing about promoting trom within and keeping your ca- Coll 566-7018 |u«1 wafting for you, and we'll guarantee CONTEMPORARY STYLE — 6'. three- phere, excellent solary commensurate REGISTERED NURSES you Europe for two years. MUST be 17-34 cushion sofa. Original upholstery, very reer advancing as last as you earn it FULL LINE MECHANICS~Muit hove with ability. Send resume to Box Kill. Senior staff nurses, for 3 to It shift, foi years old. Call Army Opportunltle* at 542 comfortable. Best offer. 741-1954 '69 MARQUIS own tools. Front end experience a must The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury. CU. CCU and Medical Surgical Units 1700, 741-5930. 2-dr hardtop Power steering, Air conditioning helpful but not manda DESKS, FILES, tobies, chairs, adding ma- Start your new career otl now II you're good at getting your tory. Call for Interview appointment, Jim chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. power brakes Air conditioned Stall positions with ICU ond CCU ex TRUCK DRIVERS at bargain prices. New or used. AAC point across, ambitious, and if you've got the kind ot ex- Sol $ Motowan Sunoco, Hwy 34 and Broad MONMOUTH perlence to work on a new, modern Tele- Power windows, stereo. 32.700 St., Motowan. S66-410S. Duplex heavy duty trucks Building mate DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurs! perience we're looking lor. contact us now ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC metry Unit. Full time ond part-time avail- rlolyord. Experienced. 634-1100. 531-3WO . original miles 30 day 50-50 FULL OR PA~RT-TIME -Telephone sollc able (or 3 lo 11 ond 11 to 7 shifts Nurse Receptionist. Knowledge ot cleri- ' TYPIST-CLERKS DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING- guarantee Itors. Day or evening hours. Call 9S tor We hove several positions open In the local Call Ken Montgomery appointment, 273-4749 cal, typing. Clinic to open Oct 14. Location Excellent working conditions, liberal em- Viarquise. approximately 61 points, sur- West Long Branch ployee benefits, goad salaries Tuition re- area for good typists. Come In ond regis- ounded by 10 diamond chips. UK firm $ (201) 542-9624 FULL TIME BOOKKEEPER - Good sal 544 1311 und available for continuing education. ter. Salaries to S90. >»>4t57 RITE ary. benefits. Experience necessory. Cat ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1697 Red Bank Lumber, 741-S500. NEW ARTS AND CRAFTS PARTY PLAN 70 Thomas Ave. 7471494 Shrewsbury DOUBLE DRESSER - With mirror. U9. OR WRITE: V.P. PERSONNEL Earn a pretty Jacobean crewel pillow or RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL j Ihree bucket-seat kitchen bar stools. ISO. FULL TIME — Girl/guy Friday, tales many other gifts lust lor having a fc TYPIST — For local public accounting ol- fireplace screen. 16.50. couch. 169, walnut person for Jewelry showroom. Apply li friends in. If Interested, call 872-0175 flce. Experience necessary. Salary com- chest, like new, 149. Ivory finish 6 drawer 73 CAMARO RITE AID CORPORATION person. 443 Brood St.. Shrewsbury. PERSONNEL DEPT. mensurate with experience. Send resume :hest. $59. other chests of drawers. S16.50. V-8 3 speed. Standard shift. P.O. Box 3165, Harrltburg. Pa. 17105 NURSE'S AIDES - Full time. 7 to 1 ond 1 35 Union St. . Red Bank. N.J. to Rudolf Cinnamon & Calafato. P.O. Box -ugs, sis. bookshelf. 17 SO. youth bed. com- FULL TIME - PART-TIME to 11. Excellent benefits. Apply In person. 2214. Oceon, N J.. 07712. Dlete. 149. crib. 139, electric heater. 17.50. PS Radio. Fleet Aid Warranty. An Equal Opportunity Employ*' M/F Teletype terminal operators and clerlco Man. to Frl., 104 Arnold Walter Nursing 741-2700 Ext. 200 More ond More! RUSCIL'S. 25 E. Front 30,500 miles. Stock #1159 positions with national firm now opening Home. 62? So. Laurel Ave.. Hallet. An tqual opportunity •mploytr. M/W ll . Red Bank. 74114*1. We will train. Call Mr. Williams at 842 /MM RN — Part-time I a.m. to 4 p.m. LPN. TYPIST between V ond 3 for appointment. par! time, night shift. Holmdel oreo Call Good skills required. Experience with op- ELEGANT MINK ANO NUTRIA STOLES 747-2017 tical scanner 0 plus. Benefits ond excellent — Like new. most wanted stylet. Price GO-GO DANCERS — High pay. adopt able growth potential. Eotontown area. '2997 hours, pleasant working conditions Wll Career positions available on II to 7 shift *N's ANO LPN's — Full or port-lime. negotiable. 191-3795. train. 344 411? for RN's or GN's. A professional otmos phere awaits you along with our NEW Recreation coordinator, full-time. Cllffslde A-l EMPLOYMENT EVERGREENS - Junipers, Holly. Blue SALARY STRUCTURE ond full range at Health Care Center. 200 Center St.. Clltl- 320 Brood SI 7412222 • Red Bonk Spruce. Pine, Pre-bomal, Rock garden 51. H elp Wanted benefits. Please apply. Nursing or Person- wood Beach. Apply Mon. thru Frl.. 9 o.m. olants. Yews. Ilex, Hemlecks, Azaleas, 73 MARK IV o4pm S66-I42? WAITRESSES M/W — Must be ex- etc. Reasonable. 946-1571. nel Deportment. Bayshore Community perienced. Apply In person. Rex Diner. 117 loaded j>t4weo All brown. Fleet Hospital. 727 N. Beers SI., Holmdel. 264- West Front St.. Red Bonk Aid Warranty1 22.500 miles 7500. . | RN's FARMLAND TOP SOIL Stock SUPERINTENDENT K-8 OFFTCITCLERTCAL — Good wllMlgures, ASSISTANT L.Lucas Inc. 264 1415 some experience necessary. Excellent op. Head Nurses 7 to 3:30 WANT WORK? FENCE - Chain-link. 140 ft.. 7 ft. high. 6 Monmouth County, Niw Jtrsiy portunlty with Long Branch manufacturer ft. gate. Coll 222 7155. Charge Nurses 3 to 11:30 • Manpower needs Call m 0065 Expanding hospital offers career positions temporary help FIR DECKING 74 CAPRI OPERATOR - Draperies Experienced for staff. RN's. Excellent salary, full ben- 5/4 T ond G. used. Cheap. Excellent pay. Paid holidays. Apply THE efits. Please apply Nursing Office, Bay- • General labor and Coll after 7 p.m., 739-1170 V-fi lour-speed Stereo tape Vi- School district of 4 schools and INTERIOR SHOP. 11 White Rd . Shrews shore Community Hospital. 727 Norlh warehouse work nyl lop. Fleet Aid Warranty I 1300 enrollment plans to till po- bury 747-2306. Beers St.. Holmdel. • Car essential 8300 miles. Stock #1169 PAINTER - Prolesslona 264-7500 sition within next 2 months. steady. Good starting salary. Apply 7 a.m. Coll 741 4551 SALES EXPERIENCE - Full time. Inter 4 West I FIREWOOD - M0 a cord Including deliv- $ eit In decorating Call tor on appointment, From St., Red Bank ery. Full cord guaranteed. PART TIME - Hours 10 lo 2 General ol Shrewsbury Decorators. 747-4422 52. Babysitting 142 0549 or 5421221 3697 flee work. Good with figures. Experience Send resume, to: FIVE-PIECE DINETTE SET - Two helpful. Call 741-1111. SALESPEOPLE — Wanted for Foil and Child Care Christmas season In deluxe local store. leaves, dark wood, cane back chairs, PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY I WILL BABYSIT - In my home anytime kitchen or dining room. 513-3539. 74 PINTO Robert F. Slrouii t Alioc. Apply, with references and ability,'to Box Early A.M. Mon. thru Sat. or Sun. RedF-197. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury. Fenced In yard. East Keansburg. Bank area No collections. Must have cor FRENCH PROVINCIAL - Dining room sedan 4 cylinder. 4-speed Ra- 1M t*»lk Street ,195-1271 table, six chairs and buffet. 1300 or best of- 7473143. SALESPEOPLE TO SELL — Brand-new dio. Fleet Aid Warranty 8.900 Marmtown, Mew Jersey 079*0 vocation concept I resorts In Ft. Louder PRE SCHOOL CHILD CARE — Play fer. Beige carpeting, gold brocade drapes miles Stock #1097 dale. San Juan and US. Virgin Islands) school atmosphere. One to five days a and cornices Coll 142 1268 or 142-0496 for si. Help wanted High commission with opportunity to trav- week. 741-5151 or 942 7140 appointment. el. No license required. Coll for Interview. RELIABLE — Responsible person needec FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — *2397 KIM INSTITUTE 5429100 to babysit In my home, v-5. five days. Cal WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT SALESPERSON - Experienced, tor per- 7391039 alter 5 PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT IMME- manent and Christmas selling Apply Sur DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE 373-6611 AS IS SPECIALS CASHIERS ^ay Luggage. 125 Broad St.. Red Bonk S3. Domestic Help SALES - Sarah Coventry lewelry. Hlrlna HOUSEWORKER - Holmdel. One day More Casslfied nCAM. $*!« now lor foil business No Investment. Coll ir week. Must have own transportation 922 1947. Settrences. IModay Call 471 0014 on Next Page : .4 cyl. 4 sod 45,300 miles A NEW HOSPITAL, STOCK CLERKS •now .. $»w . 4 cyl. Auto 55.400 miles. wishes to announce they will now 71 C0NT1NINUI $1795 accept applications for R.N.s, L.P.N.s, JANITORS ;2-dr Loaded 120 235 miles CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aides, R.P.T.s, R.O.T.s, R.R.L NITE CREW A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINE9S SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 'K MAVtMCK - $11*7 2-dr. 6 cyl Standard Shift Inhalation, E.K.G.s, E.M.G.s, Techs Full Time/Part Time MANY NEEDS 24.300 miles. • and Recreations Director for employment NEEDED in January 1975. Apply in Person Adding Machines Diamonds Bought Printing Good working conditions and Typewriters - or Restyled Raised printed business cords. 1000 tor It 03, Includes tax ond shipping Business ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters sold, Let us buy the diamonds you don I wear or printing, advertising specialties Call 291 excellent fringe benefits. I rented, repaired. Scrplco's. 101 Monmouth le) us restyt* them for you personally. 2193 for tree literature ond order forms St.. Red Bank. 747-O4t5. Reussilles V* Brood SI with type styles mailed. SEND RESUME WITH REFERENCES AND Alterations General Carpentry Roofing, Siding FINAST GENERAL CARPENTRY AN APPOINTMENT WILL BE ARRANGED. CARPENTRY ANO MASON WORK • Expert work. Available anytime Doys. ft Insulation Alterations and additions 142 4391. After 5p.m.. 741 5599 Rt. 36 & First Ave. A. Bruce Elgenrouch 142 3«7 • 72 1706 51 W ROOFING 741-4*50 Kim Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine General Contracting New Rooh-Rerooflng Repairs Atlantic Highlands, N J. Builder ALCOA Gutters & Leooers do Motor Club of America ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ceramic RALPH A. COLE. 8UILOER tile. Complete line of remodeling. Call ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates EXCELLENT BENEFITS. CONTRACT RATES. New Homes-ArJdItions-Allerotlons Rich Molmbero. 717 3542, Serving Mon Olson Rooting 1 SidinSMIg Co Coll "7750705 484 Central Avenue Roals. Coll 74IUO5 mouth County 10 yeors. Evenings 747 S6I6.E"EstS . 1983. Lincoln Mercury Pleata Contact Store Manager UMd Car Location Newark, N.|. 07107 To FID Out Application Clocks and Watch Repair Painting ft Decorating Slip Covers Notvirwn SprfftQt fld. snd Attn. T.E. Hawkins, Administrator MUST HAVI SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Antique Clocks, watches, fine fewelry ex- CARL B. JONES - Pointing and wollpo CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - ZippeT Broad St., Red Bank pertly done. Dtth Pans Jewelers. 7f9 RiveV perlrta. Fully Insured. For Iree estimates. ed cushion covers, expertly titled Rd., Fair Haven 142 6257 747-5350 An Hue! OwortunHy [mHoft stitched Call John, m-iM 91. MtrctMMrtiM for Sole Merchandise for Sou 1*1. Apartments id. Hwtts For Rent IM. Commercial Rentals SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 The Daily Registtf 21 •r DMMel aWle- AVAILABLE OCT 3 - Fix room aMri FALL RENTAL BARGAINS ROFESSIONAL OffiC "5J'»; ,""•'•» - GTt.14 GH.1S M7»il5. ment Adultl preferred No pen 172 Maw OCEANPORT - House, mree bedrooms «»i» renoMjeM. iwar * 131. Hou*e* t«r Sat« 131. Houses for Sole 1S2. Boats and Acceuones FAMILY AD J7|«1S. $12»5 T KELLY TIRES 335 jort unlurntwioo. Nov 1. UtO Also bungalow ^^»>ri^m^»^%mk 747 4414 Uttq n Coil 741 JOT* BRADLEY BEACH - i—ctam mM electric Hoot urxturmsMa'. 1225 • ne lorge lomiiy TRANSFERRED OR JUST OUT 3 LINES-5 DAYS RED BANi nm office saace 1 MARSH MARINE JiJ*"* - •'"!»«"•'* (tn* belle* mock's. oom apartmem Wail le. won corpeiina ELBERON - HOUSE, three Ooorooms JUI spacious bedrooms science l*h» GROWING YOU* HOME - Coif or JJ}"i»- tlt.M. E'l«l4. 122 13 F7I.14. oir conditioned oft tired ao'king One tjuwshed 1275 avollable in prim* business district Ap omilysiie ll.lng room Hi batfis IXIllll *rite for your (omplimentof v copy of Ap N.J.'s Small Sailboat Center U3tgG7l.IS.U4 25 T KELLY TI«EV Hock trom ocean Front ilw Coil 7% 2U6 LONG BRANCH - DUPLEX three bod proiimatHy 100 sq ft second floor above oom Homeroom Corpan ooroee -i otre P'eB'ook s monthly Homes tor Living HBO Ft of Sailboats on dispioy er 733 7772 rooms, unfurnished ttSO. retail business Central air conditioning lol Call no» Asking V4) SOU THE mogjoilnc Otter* p-ciutes once*, deter ip INTRODUCING $2.00 — \£T, RM Bon. 747 4414 Formerly occupied by o dentist. Municipal M SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCV RWAN CO Realtors Open until t Ie4 I'um APPLEBROOK AGENCY R«QI SPIRIT II CATAMARAN DEAL VICIHITy ASSURV PARK Realtors - 542 3500 pork.no across the street SISO per month IO«S «SOH«y IS M.ddteto*Mn 1300 SMO NGE Call 74l«O0 E .citing new Off Ilw Beach Cot CARLTON HOUSE 1417 Oceanswrt Ave . Ocoanpart PACESHIP PY J» A? UNION 6EACH - ideal itoii«r home H»e Cabin spoce mot matches a 7* footer LUXURY HIGH RISE (UlLOlNG HAZLET - Modern five room ranch Im RED BANK - T wo pretltae buiioing iota 511 Deal L»e Drive tions OVOUOCUMLe .ta_ r immediate 6HOLMDEL - Four beovoom home, two <*r mo Up lo 1.000 sq ft ot $4 50 per sq WITH A QUICK ACTION ooormon service OverloekMia Deal Lafce baths Pool pond wooded acreage Refer • annual 90 MONMOUTH ST Stores 114 including ta>»s ond insurance Young CO ReOltO. 7|7 iiOO NEWPORT TIRES - J7t.~4 Aiim Plycreo IV DO4ye» ape Cod featuring three large bedrooms 0 BEDROOMS 16* vOO inDeouMul 0 b m 4 T ences security 244 2994 am TOO vq ft lo SJOO sq ft Offices from SNACK LOW-COST TVO?.""^ !'* " " " "LYY jn sq ft to 4400 sq ft unlimited tree ?B!1 Iwmg room. 22«13 modern eo! in oiti ArtMV Formal dining room plus II* SPIRIT CATAMARAN DAILY REGISTER 747 «J4 Shr«"<>"» A»e . Red Bank [TO)) ?76-S4S0 776S4S4 KEANSBURG - Compact tour rooms. wrking by landlord Utilities by tenon! tchen not water baseboard heat Closets t»"O"> i't baths Three fireplaces F-yii Northern New Jersey s Loraest Sou Loft suitable tor couple. 1110 l"j months secu alore City sewers Lowtaies Con basement Four tor aoroae New electric FAMILY AO EATONTOWN AREA - AtaTtawM. two rity Pay own utilities 7P-0SIO Minimum one year lease Call owner. Wai TIRES - Poly 71. by Kelly Springfield living room kitchen Coll be ter Iimmerer and Son 142 1520 Or 94* 1400 enlenl area Call now THE KIRWAN ier vice Fur noce three years otd I') ULMER NORTH. ATLANTIC Available for Merchandise whitewoils firsts Super Sov.™ Cb4l tSr ween 4-1 pmm lilt KEANSBURG - Duplex house Four large O Reoilor 717 MOO blocks to oceon A •heif of a big house *o< MURPHY 4 MYE rooms mod ban fenced in yard 1215 per RED BAMK - Versatile office spot* in ti an eitro large tomily For Sale only. Article must speclol price T KELLY TTRES 335 ellenl location with ample parking Ideal TRAILERS BY ShrewsouryAv. Red Bank 747 4414 EATONTOWN - Immottot* «cuoo«*7 month NO utilities included Call 717 9144 originate from a household Rt 15 adiacen) to Mam Entrance to Fort after 5 pm. as professional swite or lor one or more HOLMDEL CO« TRAILEK and may not exceed a sole TOP SOIL Monmouth New lorae three ream aeon salesmen In need ol a branch office SIM) BUILDER MUST SELL Rigging Repairs Fittings EirjM yards 140 delivered Evening and menl Luxurious wall to wan carpet in KEANSBURG — Five room furnished >er month ulililiei Included Coll Mrs lOBridaearidge alt fhe Red Bonk R R station price of $50.00 per article weekend deliveries Call(42 4el) eluded oir conditioned. Gold Medallion all house Three bedrooms both, porch, patio Schulle. A Fred Moftea Agency. 741 9111 . level Colonial Fowr Mflioonn three and modern kitchen with dishwasher 1300 »1 Map*f Avf , Red Bonk Price MUST be advertised electric apartments Rent from S189 per barf*. Littw* too month 542 KM or tie 1100 per month plus utilities 471 2200. t to S NOW OPEN Each additional line SI .oo! e" »»"''"•' 741-9100 •4! 14/1 KEANSBVRG — Four bedrooms, living No reasonable offer refute* No copy changes may be EXCLUSIVELY YOURS room, dining room, kitchen, sunporches RIVER PLAZA Coiibu.id*' *rett Evenings 547401 SAILTNiSA^Ef mode and no discounts or re- TV - II" btack ond white Seari Sllnrtone Live In quiet elegance, tronqullity ond Poy^wnutiiflies 1175 717 1171 »1 1*43 ACCESSORIES- BROKERAGE consojt three years old us After 4pm Rt. 70lro» Mull able NORTH LONG BRANCH — Seven lorge dress. Serving Southern n two wooded ocret Hug* living room otters £*ceiTenl income THE KIRWAN sell Mst otter 411 UJ4 FAMILY AD, CALI HARBOUR POINT rooms two baths SJ75 plus utilities Call Monmouth and Northern • tn fireplace formal dining room full CO Realtor 717-6400 WAU( IN (OX COOLER - Three dttoloy 1492 Oceon Ave Sea Bright N J 12011 I6IS23IOI 5410321 wnitni Mitt" beautiful bar and ttonv fire SAILBOAT 747H5] 7J» 000 THE KIRWAN HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Two wooded GARAGE SALE - » 41. 44. 41 49 Boy le Coll 2914 THE O Reallors Open until I 364 11OO l • Washington it Rumson 14} |T»4 My pricei ore right, too. And the value of btrry Lone. New Monmouth Something Agen< y 111 3000 oti approximately * acre eoch. on Ft IJ ALUMINUM DURA'NAUTIC With merchandise will go up with oge Coll e spoc . _. MILL RUN BUILDING Plain* Road 463 7iv2 otter 5 p m for everyone^of^ Oct 12, t-S RED BANK -Three bedroomhorneT 251 frailer, accessories Eacellent condition K•MM or go to the Antique Annex. Red large yard Near beoch and bus 1160 Coll after 5pm S423SOJ Bonk. Booth 44 II I don't have It. I can Coll 1724*91 alter I p.m. Bridge Ave S715 monthly, plus oil utilities LITTLE SILVER MARLBORO - Shopping center %lt« GARAGE SALE — Rotary mower, picnic Now renting 1 ft lor ily on Opment 7 000 front hlghwOy. plus two slreett 5) probably git it Try me 10% oil with this table, stereo, dining room table lops, re Security required immediate occupancy igrht toom->t ovf itthret hine dbedroom*. Non devei, twoo baitii. IS ALUMACRAFT .- !0 h p Chrysler od. HIGHLANDS — Waterwltch Ave Fur acres, U.500eoch \u)i)i trailer UM trlgerotor'freeler (frost free), dryer, nished studio apartment 1175 a month Coll 142 OMI. Mon ond Tues evening only Fully Air Conditioned hree fireplaces, full bo*ement and two i.or washer ill lbs), etc. All excellent condl Call 29) 3940 after 4 p.m. RED BANK -TlS"*Mopie~Ave 1175 I'l All utilities Included aroge Beautiful, authentic cedar paneled MIDDLETOWN - Charming lot Clove to HOLLYWOOD BED - White and gold v|. tlon. From 10 a.m. to 4 p m 19 winding PAUELS BOATS nyl headboard, mattress. Dot spring E. months security Lease Pay own utilities On Site Parking amity room with beamed celling Elegant sihool*. onj -.hopping Cleared MYRON P ceilenf condition >7S 747 «3e« Way. Little Silver K EANSBURG - All electric three bed- 7174519. Offices Designed to Suit ung room Super kitchen Center hull KOZlCKY AGENCY 45 Rt 35 Eaton • Washington SI Rumson B42II94 room oportment Kitchen, living room tr 3.000 iq tt plui ftoroge Ul S00 '41 IV OWENS - Flbeiglas SO kp Mercury PATIO AND YARD SALE - Wed and 400 sq " to 1100 sq ft Suites inwn 544 1400 HOME FURNISHINGS SALE - All like Excellent neighborhood Available Imme RUMSON - Three bedroom, two bath W? or 142 6614 mid trailer SSOO or best otter new. Portable dishwasher. Sloo Cut velvet Thurs . Oct. 9. 10. 10 to 4 p m 7 Dora dialely t25O o month References re- house References and security required CALL 842-3888 NAVES1NK - Fdur approved buiidmo I all 1/1 0174 • Court, Leonardo 172 IH6 quired 222-0577 or 142 2434. MOO a month MARLBORO - Shelly Beai Estate Inc lots. Division Sf sola and matching wing choirs, custom SMALL SHOP Leonardo 700*sq ft 1 resents Horrlngton Ei'ole*. Four bed Call ?91 0294 I*o0 ?• ZOBEL - Sporl Fisherrno»*~*)i"r made drapes. 1525. Bedroom suite. SI00 YARD SALE - Mon , Oct 7. through FrT. ELLENS, HAZELTON phase power. heat and water 1135 o monte UJ 7795 o7»4J MJ5 Oct II. 10 am fo 4 p m 3 Shodyslrjt PI KEANSBURG — Efficiency oportment oom ColonlaK t votic settings Each with riggers monel tanks Sleeps lour Good si55 per month plus electric Reoilor plus utilities Coll 191 1573 ormoi dining room. basemen!, two car ga OCEANPORT LOT ISO.100 Adrian condition 12JOO 367 vOM " Port Monmaulh Mlscellaneaut. age Convenient lo N V tram* and buses Ave . one mile from Monmouth track Call 717-3447 or 495-1117 11 W River Rd , Rumson 147 1100 S1ORAGE FACILIlr - Shrewsbury 1 wo One house away from river Coll 493 2611 Ifll COLUMBIA SAILBOAT II - With IBM TYPEWRITERS YARD SALE -Thurs and Fri , Oct 10-11 Member Inter City Relocation Service sections 1000 sq II and 1540 sq ft plus "fom 161.900 Coll now smoll cuddy, head Eicelleni condition 10 302:30. Boby equipment, glassware, KEANSBURG - Five room apartment, after i p m, ' Rental $16.50 per mo. two-family house 1190 a month Supply RUMSON - 2 two bedroom houses, each SSOOsq ft fenced yard Coll 741 1113 39-1200 HAZLET SHOO Coll»»l4»«« Rent miscellaneous other household Items Rom with wosher'dryer. Privacy. Sulloble tor PUMSON - Build your drrom house on I with option to buy iTlI-O3J7 dale Mon ond Tucs . Oct 14 IS 571 w own utilities One month security Coll 717. Tyyo .ROOM "OFFICE 1 l»l) MEUCURY - Model 1400 EL 140 h p 5101 odullt 1165 1350 291 126' or 14} 7400 WIDOLE TOWN - Completely redone old rhis I 1 acre lot In residential oreo LADY'S WINTER COAT - Site le. Camel Front St.. River Ploia Fair Haven 1100 per month r horn* Seven room*. 1'/j tiled both* With power trim Like new condition Con. color with smoky pearl like buttons. Never KEANSBURG — Furnished three room THREE BEDROOM SPLTTTTVIT - COZENS REALTOR. 741 7616 ardwood and carpeted Moors raited Irols included Coll Ben. 141 5464 worn Cost 176; asking M0 Coll 741 »11» at apartment. MO per week Heat, hot water Hoilet Twp 1400 per month Edwin S UNION BEACH - Four room apartment leorth fireplace 74 • 26 sundeck, over RUMSON - Waterfront Sweeping vltwi ter « p.m. 77. Pets and Livestock included Close to transportation No pets Stork Realtor 717 2777 ot the Shrewsbury river 1 5 acres Aiking Suitable lor office, store, etc 1200 a month tied two-car garage Storm*, ond screens (60000 Coll now COZENS Realtor 155. Sports Equipment ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING Coll 717 9714. wi*b"e seLECtioiTdF RENTALS — FUI plus utilities 264 3865 Ol 154 466S Landscaped Exceptional buy \*t *>00 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - Country Problems Corrected and Obedience It3 Rivrr H,1 Faif Haven N J 741 76M SURFBOARD - Bonne 6 » . round pintail. French velvet. Sofa, choirs, tables. TV KEA*NSBURG — Two bedroom aporT nished and unfurnished Immediate occu Owner wiling Immediate occupapcy Cal In Your Home—Lifetime Guorontee poncy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY nau\ WATERFRONT LOT nv widest point. ll>. tall. Well kept clock, lamps and rugs S44 9257 oner ipm ment. furnished or unfurnished 1IA Han- 110. Wanted To Rent one year old >170 747-0141. For FREE Consultation CALL 963 3700 ock SI . Keanjburg Oceanport Ave , Oceonport 547 3500 300 One acre. Estate orea LIVING ROOM FURNITURE — Dining American Dog Training Acodcmies CONSTRUC1ION SUPERINTENDENT - rOWN '.mi. IOUI tour -bedroom Call TVS 9344 • Would like furnished room with stove and plii formal dlrwng room, living room, sci room, miscellaneous beds and dressers AKC REGISTERE"D GERMAN SHORf KEANSBURG — Three-room apartment 1S<. Swlnimlnfl Pools Coll 671-4334 after 1:30 Heat ond hot water supplied Reasonable 103.. Run toll To Short etrigerator for 17 to II months Five ence kitchen, utility room Gomeroom Vt WILL TRADE - 16 choice building lots in HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES - Moles Call 717 9140 or 717 0196 WOliiD WIDOW - Like to shore her nights o week Call 170 1106 between I and bath) Carport garoge Many extras Atk Florloo, each 75' • 135 for local property POOL (OVIRS All 111*1 and groo>i MAG WHEELS - Two 14", never used Good slock Reasonable Coll 774 4092. home and expenses with another octlve t fc Mon through Frl , ng 14S wo THE KIRWAN to Realtor-. of equal votue with or without buiidingi 33-. discounts til eoch One 14" wide Track tire, never AKC REGISTERED - Irish setter. Two KEANSBURG — 3Vi-room garden opart widow on pension' Mlddletown Atlantic Open until I 364 /JQO Highanddry 6115773 71)4454 used. S25. 5-oal. can root coating, never years old. good with children Reasonable menl UK per month Private entrance. Highlands area c ail 6 9 p m 142 M97 RUMSON — Apartment In private home or used, 17. 291 1747 toll 741 1443. Near all transportation. 23 32 Hancock SI carriage house For mother ond three Call 495 9166. Apt 24A. Mr. Thompson school age daughters house sitting also OAK HILL AREA 138. Mobile Homes MAPLE TWIN OR BUNK BEDS - And acceptable Call after 6 741 0451 - our bedroom ronch. in "apple pie condl BARN OR STALLS FOR RENT 104. Winter RtntoU ion. on a hiiuide with lovely tcenic view HOMETTE !0«50 - Two bedrooms, wall box springs. Good condition. ISO. Horses boarded rTEANSBURG — 4V> modern rooms Heat to wall carpeting, unfurnished Call 739- SPECIAL 7414244 ond hot water Included. Adults preferred _lvlng room with flrtploce. dining room 9441660 - No pets.$115 per month plus security. BRADLEY BEACH - Three bedroom enormoui gomeroom. 3' i baths Excetlen 1WI or 717 3730 200 NOTICES MAYTAG WASHER AND GAS DRYER Available Nov I Call 717-4719 carriage house. Central air. Tastefully fur BASSET HOUND PUPPY — AKC cham- nished 1225 a month 291-5171. chooi* ond commuting Immediate occu NEW MOON — IOIKT Oropet. furnllure S75 or best otter REAL ESTATE pancy Jwt reduced to iii.JSO Combination washer, dryer. Children pion sired female kE*YPORT — Airy, prlvott Iwo bidroom 110 Lost And Found Call 7<7 0691 747-1090 « FOR SALE allowed Stay on lot. Walking distance to oparlment with Old World ctiarm, den. 10*. Furnished Rooms Monmouth Shopping Center 542 5044 LOST Black and grey tiger cot. trom 4U MOST CONSOLE STEREOS BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT QUARTER eat-In science kitchen, closets galore. East Rd Belford. weorlng flea collar with REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Smoll hottl HORSE - Yours tor 1500. Includes block Available Nov. I. Security, references Rooms by week or month 2914066 If no 131. Houses For Sale VAN "HORN 4S* ROLLOHOME — With 30' owning. Ticefiurst Animal Hospital tog Call 711 ANDERSON'S TV western saddle and tack 542 1 SI I Coll after 7 p m 739 1170 answer call 741 1144. AGENCY - REALTORS omplelely furnished One bedroom Call S«» REWARD 30 Brood SI . Red Bank A CONTEMPORARY FLAVOR Open 7 days Call 24 hour» a day 717 5136 offer op in. . Hailet Plain, Rt. IS. Hailet BEAUTIFUL*-^Healthy, playful* kittens. kEYPORT — Garden oportment. Two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Suitable for pervades this three bedroom. 2'j both I list Halt Siamese cat white with Ion Three months old Male and female. With bedrooms Good location Available Oct 1 gentleman Kitchen privileges. 747-4100 and brown markings Blue eyes and half a MOVING OUT OF STATE - Mutt sell Tome Dramatic living and dining rooms shots, litter Irgined Responsible parlies Coll IM 0111 291-4394 or 211-1170 gracious foyer, kitchen with breaklosi KM River Rd Fair Hover 140. Real Estate Wanted mustache Answers to Mow Middle Couch, five-piece Spanish bedroom set only. 717-2313'. town orea. Reword Before 5 566 4000 al child's dresser, maple bunk beds and dres KEYPORT — Three-room apartment Oreo, two cor garage Family room opens HOUStiOR LAND ATLANTIC HOTEL - * the Weil End Estate area Eiqultitely dec IS Cherry Tree Form Rd . Mlddletown WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH appointment. orated, remodeled 1973 The grounds offer 213. Instruction up. Bring your rollers and save 3353. 741 1200 CLOVER REALTY 764 7400 FOUR* YEAR OLD - Registered quarter eoty maintenance, plui privacy Sun deck 671254671-2544 «Hl YOU INimfSTf D In learning lo horse. Champion bloodline. Quiet, sound. LONG BRANCH - Three rooms, fur- FURNISHED ROOM - Prlvote entrance off living room, den with llreptoct. mw >UR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Ot be 0 travel ogenf? For Information, pleoie 32 Brood St., Red Bank 7417500 Goes English or Western. 11500 firm. Coll nished Clean, second floor home. Near Holmdel. kitchen, two bedrooms, two baths 10 day ers you. the home buyer, a selection of coll »7H)M0 between 4 6 p.m •42-5940. stores, buses No lease 741-9145. possession Asking 1)9.900 Coll now. OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Oak desk, chair ^ 9468460 ver 7000 home*. In every price category I t »KN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE glr conditioner, metal storoge cabinet, FREE KITTENS - Nine weeks old Block LOW INCOME APARTMENT - In Long KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly nd ttyle The Berg Agency. Rt 3V Mid RECREATIONAL Through telephone. Excellent, economical. electric typewriter, stereo receiver, ideal anond white, aand gray ond white. Litter Branch. Near Race Track. redecorated, clean 120 per week. Near Iptown 671 1000 eosy DR POKAI42 TOI^ for home office or person storting out. trained. Coll-4 71 3499 Call 542-2627 or 229 POIji bus. 15 Lourcl Ave Must sell. Coll 741-5472. iAHO 6R*THE0RY LESSONS - E< FREE — Partially long hair, I week kit- MATAWAN AREA - Four large rooms, KEANSBURG - Nice clean room PARK-LIKE SETTING • perlenced teacher, college music malor COZENS 151 Bicycles/Mini Bikes PAINT FOR SALE - Exterior. II colors tens. All colors. Litter trained. Mother two-lomlly house Residential area. Coll 125 a week lumson expanded ranch Over an acre of grad Fair Haven 142 7121 J3.I5 a gallon . gentle. Persian tabby 542-0744. after 6 p.m.. 564 1415. Call 7170369 teouttful treed ground* 34x36 living room TWO NEVER USED BICYCLES — ID- Call 717 3»67 REALTOR with fireplace 26' kitchen with dlnlne speed Raleigh and 5 speed Regent. Mini GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTER MIODLETOWN - Three rooms, fur KEANSBURG — Three smoll rooms, fur- IU River Rd Fair Haven. N J area Three spacious bedrooms, two full Female. Pick ol litter Excellent hunting nished. Utilities Included. One mile north $200 for pair or will sell separately. Coll PIANOS-ORGANS nished. Supply own heat. Suitable for MULTIPLE LISTINGS xiths Screened porch, full basement, at 542 5620 strain. Nine weeks. 1125 firm. 264-1559 of Red Bank 741 3014 or 747-4575 adults 1125 a month II Highland Avo ached garoge. Convenient location Col Warehouse for Klmball, Yamaha, Conn. , LEGAL NOTICE MODERN APARTMENT — Near trans Ml DOLE TOWN - Large, well 'furnished or appointment SST.tOO ?4 OIRL S SEARS SPYOER 50« - 5 Chlckerlng Unlimited rentals fram »7.50 GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTERS ipeed. bosket Encellenl condition Asking FOUR MALES portatlon. Prhrate home. Best time to coll room near railroad and bus line In nice NOTICI ' per month. Used pianos ond organs from S45 2»1 HW ITS. Over 200 units ot warehouse prices. Coll 2644345 -before noon 4954416 area. 671-5353. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WATERBURY Toke notice that on October 1. 1974. a Dally 9 to 9. Sat 9 to 6 rw home Buy alrtct from builder one change occurred in the stockholding* ot GOLDEN RETRIEVERS - AKC. Six MODERN - Three room furnished apart PRTvATf**HOM^-"large MnlsrSeiTbed*" 152. Boats and Accessories OCEANFRONT BAR. INC . trading m weeks old. Males ond females. ments. Eatontown. Adults preferred. No room and hall bath, for business woman In save 791 164} AGENCY BOATSHAULCD OCEANFRONT BAR, holder Ot refoil Freehold Music Center Call 671-5742. . pels 747-1647.741-3213. Mlddletown After 11 a m. 147 5670 ATTENTION VA BUYERS - Mint condl Realtor 47 rear* or Service Iniuror plenary liquor license number C 2 for 13 Throckmorton St., Freehold 443 4730 tlon Mlddletown Colonial VA approved Uplo 20' ond 1540 lbs HIMALAYAN KITTENS - Four months MONMOUTH BEACH""^AportmenTw*th ? Maple Ave 747 )$00 Red Bank premises located 1016 Oceon Avenue. 500 Brick Blvd., Bricktown 477-; PRIVAT*** RO*)*'A"wfTH"TH*6*¥iTR — Air W4.9O0 On tree (haded landscaped lot 741 6767 Sea Bright, New Jersey, resulting m the PING PONG TABLE — *• plybock, roll old, beautiful mole Bluepolnt. Excellent garage All utilities Included Security ond conditioned. Sultoble tor gentleman adult Wall-to-woll shag carpeting throughout QUALITY REALTY ASSOC Tease No pets Sulloblelor couple 779 1956 Hwy 36 ond Homestead Ave . Leonardo EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN following persons, residing ot fneir 161 away. 125. health. Litter trained. CFA. CFF regls Coll 9 5pm 747 1041. Three bedrooms, two full baths. Unit lowing respective addresses, each ac tered 1125.671-1611. Wl-3332 2915346 PORT MONMOUTH — Modern three RED BANK - Good location Parking* master bedroom, den. gomeroom. Fire BOATMAN'S SHOP quiring In fht aggregate more thon ten HORSE STALL AND PASTURE -MO"per room oportment. completely paneled, all Working gentleman preferred. Call 741- iloce In beamed celling living room. 17x)S RANCH IN SILVERTON. TOMS RIVER per Cent (10%) of the said corporal* It PIPER HAMMOND ORGAN - With formal dining room, ft' modern kitchen New Jersey's Largest censee't stock rhythm section. Originally cost 11200. Sell month. No core. Mlddletown farm. new appliances. Ideal for couple 6714621 7575 a.m. or after 6 p.m. - Located within walking distance to wa Marine Supply House Call 671-0106 after 5 p.m. dishwasher, ft cabinets Detached oarage er, school ond shopping Three bedrooms, Joseph Mrakovtich. 743 Shrewsbury Ing tor 1595 Coll 747 2900 R*Eb~B~ANK - Lovely room, nicely fur- 74 Wharf Ave 741 5780 Red Bonk Full basement. Principals only. 791 3797 Ining area, kitchen, utility room, one Open doily •>•« Drive, Long Branch POOL COVERS - All sites ond grades IRISH SETTER PUPS - Six weeks old RED BANK - Attractively decorated and nished Close to town. ATT6NTIOM~VET5' ~AAIddletowfTcape TOth Huge living room, 12x24. huge family furnished two rooms. Bed-Mvlng room, Helen Mrohovclch. 743 Shrewsbury 33% discounts. AKC. All shots Reasonable. Call 142 3756 VA approved at 137.000. offering three bed oom. l)»?4 ana sundeck with tufl founda Drive, Long Bronch Call 717 9166 kitchen. Convenient. Reference. Suitable BOSTON WHALER - Glostron. Sport 7I7-44J4 ROOMS FOR RENT - Reasonable With rooms, large living room, formal dlnlnt Ion. I4i32. Lot 100x150 with metal shed Any Information concerning the quail gentleman or couple. 741-1394. room, eat-Tn kitchen, workshop. 60x121 nd dog run .974 taxes 1708 FHA 116,000 null. Seacraft. Stinger. Johnson, OMC. PRACTICALLY NEW WASHER - S11S LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - AKC. 3 kitchen privileges. White House Hotel. Merculier, Volvo Boat trader* ficotlont ol any of the above current months. Yellow females. Ideal tempero- RED BANK — Balcony on the river One Keansburg 717 6169 or 717 9151 reed lol. Purchase no money down ond b< onventlonal 135.000 Owner buying bigger stockholders should be communicated in gas dryer, $95. in by Christmas, or assume low interest ouse Coll 3SS 1596 alters 30pm ment, excellent quality. Good buy. 741- bedroom. Full dining room, complete with Make your reservation now for winterizing writing to: Mrs. Mary Lor sen. Municipal 291 5331 otter 5 p.m SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN — Red mortgage THE KIRWAN CO , Realtor IEO BANK — Aisumoble 7' >% mortgage Clerk of the Borough ol Sea Bright. New carpeting BODMAkl ARMS APTS.. 741- ond storage. PRINTER'S METAL WORK TABLE - 0516 or »42-4971 Bank. Private entrance Near all facilities 717*400 n exclusive Harris Park area Besides the Jersey With galley storage cabinet and two slug LARGE PONY - 14.2. eight yeors old. Parking. Coll 747.2000. Iver rights, this lour bedroom Dutch Co OCEANFRONT BAR. INC by chestnut mare. Best offer. oniol otters living room with (ireploce. compartments. 34" deep, 40" high, 35 WEST END — Private mansion, odlacent BELFORD - 116.500 Priced lor quick STOUT, OHAGAN I DOWO wide, over all height wllfi slug rack 56". Call 471 19*5 tale, two-bedroom home. Living room ormal dining room. TV room, kitchen, Central Jersey Bank Building GREENTRTE APARTMENTS.219 to Monmouth College. All privileges. den or fifth bedroom Two full baths Plus (40 firm. Call offer 6 p.m. 566O936 SPRING ST. UNFURNISHED ONE BED dining room, large kitchen, enclosed front FLAGSHIP Alltnhurtt, New JerMy 07711 LARGE TRAIL PONY - Quiet dls ull basemen). Two-car garage and sun position. Show potential. 1500. ROOM AND STUDIO APARTMENT porch, gat baseboard heat. Owner, 717 Municipal Marine Basin PROJECTOR WINTER RATES — Single ond double lur 73M WM eck Owner willing to negotiate and ask Oct 7 *7.M For microfilm 741 1345 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. CALL 74). ngonlyS49,900 THE KIRWAN CO.. Real Atlantic Highlands ?91 ?638 3953 FOR APPOINTMEjn^ nished rooms. Alpine Manor, 1 Portland Call 542-5102 after 3 p.m. OLDE ENGLISH SHEEPDOGS - AKC Rd , Highlands. 1721773. BRAND NEV^OLONIAL! RANGE - Westlnghouse 40" electric champion sired. White heads 1609) 441 RED BANK — One bedroom garden opart- 131. Houses for Sale 131. Houses for Sale ments. S190 Security and lease required white, deep well, oven, broiler, timer con 2971 Or 441 3997. Princeton 108. Commercial Rentals^ Set bock on beautifully treed lot In a very RED BANK - Three bedroom, newly dec trol.145 «42 7559 No dogs, no cats. Adults preferred. Call convenient residential location. This four rated, with new kitchen and bath, new PUPPIES - Five weeks old only 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.. 741-2975. HAZLET - Store far lease. 20«3S In bedroom, two-bath Colonial, featuring for wall to wall carpeting Many other extras REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER - Good Free to good homes small, active shopplngcenter. mal dining room, kitchen with dinette Coll}9l 3227 RED BANK — Six-room apartment, newly Only $39,000 Call 741 6631 or 747 039) Better Than GOLD. condition. White ISO or best offer. family roam, attached garoge. Is unbeo H 5313817 decorated. $200 plus security and refer- table at this pricei RUMSON -- Lovely estate home over SADDLE — Like new. Steuben Sltgtrled, ences. 103 West Bergen PI., second floor ooking pond Can be bought as six acre or ROCKWELL JOINER - Table sow, w with Irons and girth, two white pods. 1175 Call 741 1331. days 542-1014, nights hree ocre property. Subdivision approved Braided bridle and bit. used twice. 125 • $20,000 needed - Assume Wi% Mtg.t drill press. 8mm movie camera; complete Brand new office building Will finish to Asking tor total . . 1195,000 accessories. C.B. base station. Electronic Call 291-1597 after 5 p.m. RED BANK — Spacious S'/i-room pen- PAULPJSOVA 'house apartment overlooking the Naves- suit. Central air. Call owner. Leo E. Mas test equipment. Rocker, barrel, occasional SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS - (Miniature so. Realtor. 946 2600 Eves . 9441513 35Cherry Tree Form Rd , Middletown ELLEN S. HAZELTON on this valuable real estate corner tn Middletown Twp Con- * chairs. Encyclopedia. Steno equipment. nk River. Also 4'/i and S-room apart- Collies). Five pure-bred champion Realtor Other Items. 741-5177. ments. Luxury building. Air conditioned MATAWAN — Threeroom suite In mod 671-2544 lams P 0 building. Middletown library. & several stores & of- Sheltles Two male, three female. AKC- Call 642 4845. 3 W. River Rd.. Rumson . 842 3200 registered, 142 9239 ^^ ern air conditioned building. All utilities fices al heated & rented Income appro* $13,500 year * SAVE FUEL — This winter with com Included. Member Inter City Relocation Service, blnatlon windows. Sale now. Husky white. RED BANK — Two-bedroom garden BRIELLE Priced lo sell quickly at • ST BERNARD PUPPIES - AKC. Worm- apartment. Air conditioned, with porch. VAN'S AGENCY. Realtor- RUMSON - Waterfront Seven rooms heavy duty, »25 ea. INSTALLED (mln ed ond permanent shots. Strathmore Professional BWg. PRESTIGE LOCATION - Situated at the New kitchen Dock Large treed lot. Full Imume). Walk to transportation. 1260 a month 291 JIM 776* 53)1 Rt. 34. Matawon lop of golf course In beautiful BrieHe Is basement Financing available 146.500 $110,000 sum this beautiful three bedroom ronch Fomi Cat I M2 3620 THOROUGHBREDS — Showor roet prof RED BANK — 3'j-room apartment. First MIDDLETOWN - Store lor rent* In new 32 Brood St. 741-7500 pects. Stalls lor rent View Holloo Farms. ly and living room with fireplace, large floor. Security. Prefer adults. Near Broad shopping center on Rt. 36. High traffic modern eat In kitchen, dining room, fin Chapel Hill. 2914191 or 172-0951. area. Other tenants Include Super Market. St 7414079 after 5 ished room in full basement with separate •KCeptionoTbuy In Little Silver Immocu MARIO DeSALVO \ Bonk. Post Office. Liquor Store. Beauty wash room ond work ihop Two-car radio RUMSON — Four rooms, furnished. Wall- Parlor and Cleaners. Call 741-1019 otter 5 ate custom-built home in excellent condl REALTOR — MLS « SCRATCH-DENT SALE 80. Merchandise Wanted to-wall carpet. All utilities. Reasonable controlled garoge Central air conditioned Ion, otters three bedrooms. H> baths, ga p.rn Lot. 170 x 714. Asking S74.9O0 AAAAAAAA Nodogs M2 2M6. meroom, attached garage Fenced rear « 22 Umtrk* W. 264-9269 ""Mitt • REFRIGERATORS. WASHERS. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys- yard Many extras FHA 6'i% ossumable LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. RUMSON — One-bedroom unfurnished DRYERS. GAS AND ELECTRIC. JEWELRY. RUGS. FOR CASH tal Brook Professional Building. Eaton mortgage Priced below VA appraisal at •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a apartment. Suitable for single or couple US,500 This won't lost; call today. RANGES, RADAR OVENS. TELE- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES town Suite of 641 sq ft . 1295. Call Ms Realtor tnsuror SMMLS VISION, STEREO. Hot water. No pets. 1190 per month. Year Bosselmonn, 542-2236. 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bonk 741-7474 ease. Security 1424406 after 6 p.m. Avail- 573 Washington Blvd Sea Glr AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any mokes, able Nov 1. 449-5400 Eves 521-60?' Savings $50 to $150 OFFICE SPACE WATERBURY condition, ports. S300 for Lionel No. 311. SEA BRIGHT — Fantastic new townhouse. COLTS NECK — New four bedroom Colo EATONTOWN TV. SO HWY 35. EATONTOWN cars 412 thru 416. 774-3710. Ouch! Shoe starting to pinch? Know ex- wo bedrooms. JVi baths, full dining room. ocily what you ore paving per square loot. mal. ready (or occupancy. Fireplace AGENCY A WARM HOME TEARS KEN MORE GAS DRYER - eot-ln kitchen with dish- Including all "extras?" Here's relief. We plank floors, slate foyer, premium trim Realtor 47 Years of Service Insuror Priced for Immediate move ALLLIONELTRAINS washer/stove/refrigerator, pne year include all UTILITIES and CLEANING MoHaoge avalloble. 174.906 Builder, 467 ? Maple Ave 747 3500 Red Bonk 2489 or 431-05S2. 671-4723 Dr American Flyer. I pay more. 946 2893 eose 1395 a month. 291-1044. SERVICES Coll and compore 222 3000 SIMPLICITY TRACTOR - With 7 h p ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rug» SEA BRIGHT — Studio apartment. Wall E^foWt^wir^- NewYlghl-room W-level TWO HOUSES TRIMMED IN SUNSHINE LES DEUX «. DON PONS. 799 River Rd.. OFFICE~S~UITE FOR RENT — Profes- FOR THE PRICE OF ONE U, motor. Fir,, JJOtakj.lt. o-wall carpet. Oceon view. All utilities. sional building Choice location. Approxl Corner lot. Good location Upper MO s Im Fair Haven. 142-6257 or 741-4317 4o pets. One month's rent, one month's mediate occupancy. Coll builder. 142 3576 72.000 Two story, two family, and two mately 800 sq. It. Coll 74? 3730- tory duplex with expansion possibilities BICYCLE CARRIER security 1165 a month. 142 9107 or 291-2375. FAllf HAVEN - Two-bedroom home with SIX KITCHEN CHAIRS - ill. two Danish OFFICE — Suitable tor lawyer, doctor, living room, dining room, full basement >ll four apartments in excellent condition chairs, il6. One green swivel chair. $10. FOR AUTO THREE-ROOM FURNISHED - Utilities Recently renovated Presently rented. Ful dentist. 786 Brood St.. Shrewsbury. Off large lot 137,000 Avalloble now Coll 741 One swoa lamp. 110. Kltchenedlnlng room CALL 495 0029 ncluded. Within walking distance to Ft. street parking Available Nov I. Phone basements, city water and sewers Over light. U0. Child's white dresser. ilO. Monmouth. Call after 5. 5422576. 5422134 153" me acre of land. Close to ichoois, shop- 'ing and transportation. Low malnte- Heavy duty trailer hitch. Class B. i25 UNION BEACH - Five-room apartment HAZLET — Monterey Dr. Four-bedroom Hedge cutter, 110 7I7-IM2. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - Cape, l'-i baths, seven rooms. Garoge lance Taxes under 11500 Gross Income Beachfront. Bus at door References, lecu ver 19200. Financing available THE rlly. 264 2714. ^J Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den- Corner property, fenced Excellent condl SNOW BLOWER - Brlggs & Slrofton mo PAYING UP TO 250% lion. Ml .900. MARIO DeSALVO, MLS. 764 kERG AGENCY. Realtors. 4 Rt 34 tor Apply to Box J-J37, The Dally Regis .. buying tist, at 311 Broad St.. Red Bank 747 373C. 9 AlteAlsor buyin6 p tn.g. 264-167silver 6dollars. Call 264-3456. WATERFRONT - Furnished three room am. to 5 p.m. tralhmore Shopping Center, Matowon ter. Shrewsbury. apartments. All utilities. Patio overlooking mi, 5U-N00. CHAIN SAWS - Starting landscape busl SOFA — Three piece sectlonol with two river. Monthly, yearly. Nautilus Apart 107. Nursing Homes 108. Commercial Rentals end tobies ond boomerang coffee tool* ness Will pay top S for Black & Decker mtntv Sea Bright 842 0505 SOWS Coll 7411014. 131. Houses for Sale Good condition 11 SO 747-0347 offer 6 p.m WEST END-LONG BRANCH - En|oy to SOFA — 71" French Provincial. Blue and COPPER — Brass, lead, aluminum, bat- lol luxury living In a contemporary re- 1 white stripe with green slipcover. Asking teries, cost Iron ond steel scrap. Old heal axed atmosphere Two-bedroom. I ') bath US. Call alter noon. 747-31M. ers ond radiators, used machinery An 'ownhouse apartment, ond one-bedroom UNCROFT llques. L. Abroms & Son. 774-5900 apartment plus convertible den. Colossal ATTRACTIVE SOFA closets, wall-to-wall carpet. From 1235. SIX ROOM SUITE 14" Beige. Very good condition, its. LIONEL TRAINS AVERY ARMS. 119 Avery Ave . 229-4460. EXCELLENT BUY Coll 741-2970 between 1 ond 4 p.m. Immediate opp anytime 741-1200. Centrally located in Red Bank, llateoppralsol. 5111114 a CLIFFSIDE Large split level in prime aiea STORE SALE - Lady's bike, 129, boys NAN JOHNSON WEST END — 2Vi. furnished, full kitch approximately 900 sq It., heat, bike, US. bookshelf, "SO. four bridge BUYSANDBUYS enette. air. terrace, pool, beach, bus. 1179 HEALTH CARE CENTER air conditioning. |anitorial ser- Living room with raised hearth chairs, $10, tomato sieve. 75c, vanity From an entire household to a single Item to 1119 222 1215. 4 Mm rtefffr (Or bench. $4.75. clothes rock. 14 7S. 30" stool, vices, sell service elevator, tree fireplace dining room, den, 3 Antique furniture, lewelry. silver Imme- fisfermeetele M»m Cm 13 75, smoll TV settee. SI? 50. kneehole dlafecosh. Top dollar 741-5331 parking. Will subdivide bedrooms. 2-cat garage desk, 112.50. white bookcase. 129 SO. portr 102. Houses For Rent • 24l>ourC»r» Also 3-room suite Approximately screened-in porch that opens sol, 12. Victorian frame. 115. More ond OLD FURNITURE — Antiques. China. BUNGALOW — Four rooms ond bath Qul • RN Supervision Morel RUSCIL5. 15 E. Front St.. Red glosswore. art oblecls and brlc-o-broc, Im- 420 Sq. ft out into large in-ground pool Vi et surroundings. 94 River St.. Red Bank e MeacaK) Approved Bank. 741-16W. mediate cash lor anything and everything Phone Mr. B. 747 0465 acre Call now and lei's make a Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. 741-16V3. MOCtntJirSi. SUTTON BROTHERS FARMINGDALE AREA - 25-ocre horse I deal $54,000 MIXED FIREPLACE WOOD RBCH DARK GREEN UNIFORM ClHtwood •••eh form with half mile training track. 10 box Call 747-1100 155 0 cord delivered. Sin 10. II. <> stall barns. Four bedroom home. Ideally Call S42O9IO or 717-1044 741 1129 after 5. weekend anytime ocoled Rent S700 a month. Call Koilcky 566-8422 or your Broker HOW ABOUT River Oaks Cape ... JYCAMORE GREENS ANTIQUES WANTED and Zebrowskl Agency Inc.. Realtors. Rl. Custorstom mode 6 ' bar., foutour stoolssioui*,. w«beou^- Used Oriental Rugs 35. Eotonlown. 543 1223 Chinese ond Persian Available Immediately THIS ONE? 3 bedrooms plus sewing room with skylight, family room, iifuullr y 'Inlaid picture window mahogany 101. IODIBleL . .pair mahogany Illh Century style Also Wall Tapestries 101. Apartments Excellent area Home needs tonmvp tabletooi^is . Marble-to•»"," •*.— --p • block and white FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-1143 101. Apartments living room with fireplace separate dining room, screened work, but it's huge Living cocktail toble. Also 4' motiooony break WE PICK UP — Old. broken, unwonted re- porch and fenced in yard Come and inspect today. front, monooany twin bedroom suite, Chi frigerators and treeiers free of charge room, dining room, eat-in kitch- nese Imperial rug. mahogany bachelor Also unusable furniture. Coll Bob. 842 9006 en 3 good size bedrooms full chest. Also antique rare chlno. glassware or write Bob. P O Bdx 702. Red Bank. MONMOUTH COUNTY RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE $57,900 ond brlc-a-brac. RUSCIL'S. 3e 5ycomore attic and basement Nice prop- Ave. Little Silver, 741-1506. RTE35 erty and an assumable mort- TABLE AND FOUR CHAIRS - 42" round" 9 center pedestal Cherry finish. Formlco RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. gage al 7Vi%. Fix it up and it's too 13" center leof. Seven months old. NEAR PARK, OCEAN AND worth much more $25 500 Was U2i; will sacrifice lor 1250. 74MM0, SHOPPING UNUSUAL ONE OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVE8INK RIVER Member All Points Relocation Service TAPE DECK — And AMTFM radio wit BEDROOM. NEW GARDEN two speakers. S50 Patchwork swivel rock ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS jOVJkpartments APARTMENT LARGE LIVING HOWARD e7r«E!Antlqut wall chest with William R«tly. ratify, avtnbtx) ittoctmcy. 1.2, ind 3 twdroom ipt». ttw kind ond Rogers silverware, asking 1175. 542 APARTMENTS — One bedroom, bath, ROOM MANY CLOSETS, HEAT BOB WARNCKE 2514 kitchen/living room combination. Slt5 ond INCLUDED $175 PER MONTH you mini IM to btlejvj, O" (tit N«v»tlnk rtvti Cwttril ikcondWontxt. THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL - And cock SIM plus electric. 199 Port Monmouth Rd.. 24 hour doorman, Indoor ptrtdng, tVrinvnlng pool; mirtni. tarrac*. TV ASSOCIATES, REALTOR ^USberfonerberfoner Port Monmouth. Call 495-0174. ••curtly t btdroom itirtt tl J270.2 bMrootn mm it $410 DEXTER ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Vh rooms, RESIDENT MANAGER, CALL completely renovated and furnished Heat DAY OR EVENINGSV74-2661 • Associates-Realtors 590 Hwy 35 I Apple Farm Rd., Middletown TIRE - GR 70-15 Dual steel radial on 15" and hot water. 1200 a month Includes all 41 w. Mier fid. rim. Both never JJJJg utilities. 495-1612 oiler 5 SYIVAN C00KI MANAGEMENT Call Mr. Helser, 741-1732 671-6464 A TIRES - Atlos cuWlonolr.. L7e«~f|^whi~e- ATLANJIC HIGHLANDS.- Bedroom, liv- 747-2701 walls blem, 129.95. T. JELLY TIRES. 335 ing roonVwIth fireplace, eot-ln kitchen, • Shrewsbury Aye.. Red Bank. 747-4414- both ond patio. All conveniences. 172-1077. 22 The Doily Register SHREWSBURY N J> MONDAY OCTOBER 7 1974 W. Long Branch petition LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE and till perioni will be given on oppot lu f N ORDINANCE AMENDING AN Nattce is hereby a>ven that an order nity lobe heard ORDINANCE ESTABLISH I NO A doted September 35 Itu has been issued MABJORIE L StCKEB 1 CODE REGULATING THE LOCA * the undersigned aulboriitng the name Bofouan Clerk TION. CONSTRUCTION. ALTERA the gas screw ALlBl OHmo. Hombn AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR critical of highway noise TION, USE ANO SUPERVISION OF M37 owned by Ernest J Blaser and OINANCE ENTITLED BONO ORDI INDIVIDUAL ANO SEMiPUSUC eta Blasei as lemi tenant* wirh tigftl NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CON sibility study of a proposed WATER SUPPLIES. REQUIRING l survivorship, each owning on und> STRUCTION OF NEW ROADS IN with noise pollution, reduction CERTAIN PERMITS. PROVIDING AND BY THE BOROUGH OF EA By JANE FODERARO garbage collection station for FOR THE INSPECTION OF SUCH mboy. N J ts the home port, lo be TONTOWN IN THE COUNTY OF of the speed limit on Ihe high- SUPPLIES AND THE FIXING OF nongedloVERALEE MONMOUTH NEW JERSEY, AP the borough, Oceanport and FEES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS EDWARD f LORENT; PROPRIATINC M7S.eIOt BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN, IN THE caused by speeding trucks road there. nonet entitled AN ORDINANCE ES ;olict l> hereby given thot the Boord ol COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JER to cut down on transportation TABLISH1NG A CODE REGULATING ruslees ot Brpoftdole Community Col SE V (not let* Ihon two third* ot oil the and poor road conditions on Other area residents attend THE LOCATION. CONSTRUCTION lege will receive uolrd bid* lot SNOW memberv thereof affirmatively con- Cedar Ave. (Stale Rt 71) costs to the towns. ALTERATION, USE AND SUPER REMOVAL tor Flscol Yeor 1974* 75 from curr mg) that on Ordinonce entitled ing the council session com- BONO ORDINANCE PROVIDING George M. Conway, council VISION OF INDIVIDUAL ANO SEMI loods L Parking Lois excluding the here. plained that they cannot use PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES, REQUlR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW president, said, "I just don't ING CERTAIN PERMITS, PROVIDING id* will be received at the Purchasing ROADS IN AND BY THE BOROUGH Arthur W. Hankins. SZ7 Ce- front sections of their homes FOR THE INSPECTION OF SUCH SUP lltice. 765 Newman Spring! Rood. Lin OF EATONTOWN. IN THE COUNTY want to see that station in PLIES AND THE FIXING OF FEES IN ioft New Jersey on October It. l»'4 at OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY, AP dar Ave., who presented the or porches because the noise THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK, IN 00 P M prevailing time at which lime PROPRIATING U7S.O00 THEREFOR. this town." THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ANO iid place lo'd bios will be publicly DIRECTING A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT petition, said area residents level is so high. Robert Rouse PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VlO op«n«d ond' ead OF PART OF THE COST THEREOF, The council also passed an LATIONS THEREOF br omertded to Contract document* mow b€ riommcd AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE SENIOR BALL SET - Asbury Park's Mayor Ray are "subjected to mental and of 482 Cedar Ave. requested reodot follows ond topif* ootomed at the Purchasing OF BONDS OR NOTES OF THE physical suffering" from ordinance to cover the $24,900 Section I (c) For the usuonce ot a Office of Brookdalr Community College BOROUGH FOR FINANCING THE Kramer gets a hug from Isabella Skinner, who Is In that the present speed limit SAME (No I ??l be omended and vup cost of revaluation of real es- permit lo locate and construct or alter a at 765 Newman Springs Rood Liner oft, costume (or the first annual senior costume ball noisy vehicles, especially be enforced while efforts are .voter tupply — Eighteen Dollar* New Jervey on or otter October 4,1974 ptemenled to read AS FOLLOWS tate currently being con- Ull 00) Section I The improvement described being held at Convention Hall on Nov. 13. The trucks, using the highway. Af- made to reduce the noise. SECTION 2 Thu ordinonce than ighf to t|«t ony Of all bids, ond lo oc in Section 3 ol thu bond ordinonce is ducted in the borough. The lokt effect otter publication awl odop :epl any bid which ts deemed most to heieby authorized ot o local improve event is sponsored by the Monmouth County Se- fected are those residents In accepting the petition, tion in accordance with the low who live along a mile stretch expenditure will be spread PUBLIC NOTICE .oftt to ri|ett any bid It. in its opinion Borough of Eolonlown, New Jersey* For nior Citizens Council, Inc. and is in conjunction council members pointed out The toreootng ordinance wot in he Didder is not considered financially the said improvement or purpose stoled between Monmouth Road and over a five-year period, ac- irodutfd onO patied at lint reading ol a crmically able to cony out the con in toid Section 3, there t\ hereby appro with Asbury Park's 100th anniversaey^Pictured that the state has control of reguior meeting ol In* Boaid ol Heoiih iract ot intended Or lor any reason in prioled the sum ol >71i,000. said sum Norwood Avenue, he said cording to Councilman Rich- of the Township of Coll* Need on S«p (he owners ludomenl, it is not in the best being i n t luSive ©• all oppr op r i ot ions with the mayor are Edward C. Wilson, second the road. Councilman Arnold lember I/. 1971 ond laid ordinonce will ilerest ot Brookaale Community Col heretofore made therefor ond including Mr. Hankins called (or a ard H. Demaree be further considered for hnoi pusioge leg* the sum of 131,S00 os the down payment from right, of the senior council, and Herman Hol- B. Levin said, "But I think for soid improvemeriI or purpose re Ross F. Hendrickson was at a meeting ol the said Boord of Health The New Jersey Prevailing Wogc Act zman, the ball's general chairman. borough ordinance dealing we ought to consider this peti- of Ihe Township ol Colls Neck lo be held ond any amendments thereto will be port quired by law and now available thereior on October H. IV/4 at I 00 p m ol the Dy virtue of provision in a budget or sworn in as a new police offi- ol the Contract documents All bidders budgets of the Borough previously tion ourselves before passing Township Hall, Cedof Drive, Colls Neck, wtllbertauired to comply with New Jer cer here. New Jersey, ot which time ond place oil key Statute* prohibiting discrimination adopted it on to the state. Perhaps persons desiring to be heard ihe'eon will n employment INJS 10 7 I through Section 3 For the financing ol said dudc taaged 29 Close by 10 Czech river 38 Geometrical 60 Comprehend stitching 14 John. «l tokdlorms 63 Retah I 31 Mambodyof Vladivostok 39 CUrks 64 Assert a church 15 Habituate partner 65 01 a sound i 32 City pattern 16 Caddy' 41 Son of Leah 66 Always 33 Portico (7 Lei 42 trump 67 Harp 34 Long periods 18 Barwster bridge bid 68*Ko«eianeli 35 One who 20 Smn trial 44 AMoniihed 68 Indian faigni 22 Fencing nvd 46 Gaiden blooms weights 36 Begets Hi and Lois 23 Small chid 48 Opposrleol DOWN 40 Spread the 24 Kind of night apogee abbr 1 Amateurs vw legs to span: 28 Hog's cousin 49 Cantot 7 Open dial 28 Menican lood w Fiahar 3 UnoUno. lor 43 Law's Solution to Yartetdayt Puule. instance 4 Amused 45 Spin 5 01 the 47 Midday raat Good Book in Acaputeo EXERCISE CLASS 6 Miss Market 50 SW Louisiana FOR 9U9ME9S- 'JJST 6ECAUSE tfU WOKE UP FIRST FOR A 7 Kind of log town 8 Burst forth 52 Artless THREE C\mt, IT MNtA^AN DM S/OCf ' 9 Close again 53 Sandy ridge 10 54 Ptopheu Children'* Letter 11 Denunciations. 55 Like some dead Indians' controls 12 Norse poetry 56 Begrudge •waraanaBnaQ e collection 58 Loose, gritty 13 Hollow panicles nnna rmann UUJ stemmed grass 61 Before ti'JUU UUUUll UHJJ 19 Lukewarm 62 Narrow abbr.

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Nubbin By ALFRED SHEINWOLD but it takes judgment and nesse and would discard his Register, PO Box 1111. Los nerve.) other spade on dummy's last Angeses, Calif. 90053.) 6RA66 What are good bridge play- South went up with the ace diamond. If West returned a North dealer BUT ATTiTl/Pft / ers made of? Maybe snips of clubs, ruffed a club, cashed club (his only other choice), North-South vulnerable NEVEK and snails and puppy dogs' the king and ace of hearts, dummy would ruff while NORTH HOTMH (ails, according to the old nur- ruffed another club and then South discarded a spade; and QJ10 we sery rhyme, but an essential went after his extra chance. then dummy's ten of dia- A102 ingredient is a willingness to South knew that the king of monds would take care of 0 K 10 3 2 MB UTBLY. play for the extra chance. spades wouldn't run away. He South's last spade. • AQ3 WEST EAST West opened the jack of could take the finesse late in DAILY QUESTION a) K865 a> 974 clubs, and South had his first the hand and could still make Partner bids one notrump J10 8 5 •> K7642 The extra chance was to would allow South to get rid What do you say' SOUTH of a losing diamond. cash the top diamonds and Answer: Pass Let partner A32 South happened to know lead a third diamond. As it stew in his own juice. If happened, West had to win KQJ985 that West hated to make doubled, however, you should A94 the third diamond; and West 0 "dangerous" leads. It wasn't run to two clubs. • 9 likely that he was leading was then helpless to defeat ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' North EajJ South West from a king against a slam the contract. written by Alfred Sheinwold 1 NT Pass 3

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