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VOL.97 NO. 166 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975 TEN CENTS Mrs. Flynn to lose elections post By BEN VAN VLIET to be another example of the and those held by a Republi- The decision to replace as secretary to the state However, a Republican fa- continuing feud between the can are filled by a Republican Mrs. Flynn was unanimous, Board of Taxation. miliar with the feud between FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ann two leaders. even though the Democrats according to Mrs. Flynn. She said she assumes that the two said one of the rea- D. Flynn, long-time Republi- The decision to replace may hold the governorship. he thought she also wanted to sons that Mrs. Flynn was re- can leader, will be replaced Voting to nominate Mr. Mrs. Flynn was made yes- The procedure is for the Danskin were Mr. Danskin, retire from the board of elec- placed is because Mr. Dan- by the county Republican terday at a meeting held to party's chairman; vice chair- tions. skin feels she did not fully committee as a member and Mrs. Flynn, Robert Stanley, determine who should be rec- man, state committeeman state GOP committeemen, "I told him," she said, "I support the party in last chairman of the Monmouth ommended to (ill the term on and committeewoman to de- year's election when the County Board of Elections. and Mrs. Jan Clayton, county didn't want to retire. I enjoy the board held by Mrs. Flynn. cide on the appointment. GOP vice chairman. the job and I want something Democrats gained control of Her place will be taken by to do." the county for the first time In the past the meeting, if In this particular case, Mr. in 30 years. county GOP Chairman Ben- held at all, was routine with Danskin's name will be sub- "I went along with it be- Mr. Danskin said if Mrs. jamin Danskin. Mrs. Flynn's name being for- mitted to Gov. Brendan T. cause I guess that's what he Flynn kept the county job it The Democrats also outsted Mrs. Flynn has been a warded to the governor Byrne through Democratic (Mr. Danskin) wants," Mrs. would have cost her money Mr. Danskin from his job as member of the election board through the various political County Chairman John R. Flynn said. because it would have re- county clerk. for IS years and while neither channels. Fiorino and the governor will She said she had told Mr. duced her state pension which The first public hint of con- she nor Mr. Danskin would Appointments to the five- appoint Mr. Danskin to the Danskin that she was plan- she will receive when she re- flict between Mrs. Flynn, who confirm it, the action appears member board are political H50©-a-year job. ning on retiring from her job tires from the tax board. See Mrs. Flynn, page 2 Mrs. Ann D Fhnn Benjamin H. Daiskii Eleqtric bills, bulbs occupy lawmakers TRENTON (AP) - Light "It is significant," Klein He said there may have use could be shown to have a bills and light bulbs occupied said, "that the opposition been some reason to grant direct bearing on the cost of the attention of the legisla- comes from areas with oil special rates when high delivering the electricity. ture yesterday. refineries. They raised the energy use was warranted. Some preferential rates are The Assembly, after spirit- price of energy in the first "But it no longer makes attributable to lower costs, he ed debate, rejected a mea- place, and now they don't sense," he said. said, but most are not. sure that, according to its want to lose their discounts." He said home utility rates The assemblyman said it is sponsor, would have oil com- irritating for consumers faced panies in New Jersey pay a are 2ty times as high as in- Klein said he moved his bill dustry rates. with high energy costs and more proportionate share of only after trying vainly to get conservation pleas to see refi- high utility bills caused by some justification for contin- He called this "an unjusti- neries and other businesses high oil prices. uing the preferential treat- fied subsidy of the big user by burning up cheap energy at The Senate passed and sent ment of high energy users the small user." night when it is just wasted. to the Assembly a package of from the industry itself or the According to Klein, his bill five bills designed to prevent State Public Utilities Com- would have permitted dis- Refineries are large users profltmaking firms from pas- mission. counts where the volume of of energy, Klein said. sing themselves off as chari- «ttl.Hr I lo« pMt» by DM Lwdl table groups to sell light bulbs FACTORY DESTROYED - Bayshore area fire- Approximately 40 firemen from Matawan Town- and other household items. men fight to control a fire which yesterday de- ship, Matawan, Keyport and Laurence Harbor This shady practice was a stroyed plant of Dyna-Cel Inc., a Clitfwood firm were at the scene for five hours. subject of public hearings be- Toy gun ban beaten which manufactures foam packaging materials. fore the State Commission of Investigation (SCI) last year. The SCI recommended the TRENTON (AP) - The legislation. Senate yesterday voted to keep toy guns, grenades and The five-bill package now torture instruments legal in goes to the Assembly. Both New Jersey. Fire destroys Cliffwood houses meet Thursday. The upper house rejected a Assemblyman Herbert C. bill that would have banned Klein, D-Passaic, who spon- the sale of such playthings in sored an Assembly bill to do New Jersey. The measure re- package materials factory away with the practice of giv- ceived only 10 votes, 11 short ing lower utility rates to big of passage, while 17 senators MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Fire finally broke through remained another four hours estimate of the loss. He said users, charged up the loss of voted against it. Dyna-Cell Inc. on County the structure's wooden roof to extinguish the blaze. an Insurance adjuster's In- his bill to lobbying against it The bill's sponsor, Sen. Al- Road, Cliffwood, manufac- an hour later, enabling fire- Four workers were evac- vestigation revealed the by big business. exander Menza, D-Union, turer of foam packaging ma- men to concentrate efforts on uated from the building when source of the fire. The bill, which would have said, "Putting a toy into a terials, was destroyed by a extinguishing the fire, Chief the fire was first discovered. Township fire officials will child's hands that says 'bang, made industries, including oil bang, you're dead' is not hav- fire yesterday that is believed Swan said. The fire was un- The one-story 40-by 80-foot continue an investigation, al- companies, pay the same to have started from static der control approximately structure had concrete block though Chief Swan said the ing fun. . it shows little re- rates as householders, got spect for human life." electricity in a bead of foam one hour after firemen ar- sides. fire was not of suspicious ori- only eleven affirmative votes material. rived at the scene, but they Chief Swan could give no gin. to 41 votes against it. Menza asked the Senate, Fire Chief Frank R. Swan "Do you know what those said there were no injuries as hand grenades do? They kill approximately 40 men from people." fire companies here and He spoke in response to Matawan, Keyport and Lau- criticism by Senate Minority Teachers ponder job action Leader Alfred N. Beadleston, rence Harbor fought the blaze for an hour before bringing it R-Monmouth, who minutes under control. By JANE KOUKHAKO Gerald Lasky, OTEA presi- said, "Ours is not a pasture of Mr. LasKy also said teachers earlier turned to a group of AP wlr.photo Chief Swan said an alarm dent, said last night that yes- demanding extreme salary in- want fewer students in their school children in the gallery terday's session, which lasted creases. We seek general classes. "We feel there has to and told them, "Kids, you FOR SAFE TOYS - State Sen. Alexander J. Men- was sounded shortly before 11 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - za, D-Unlon, displays what he calls a horror toy a.m. Firemen were at the Teachers here today were to for five hours, produced "no equality with surrounding be some limitation on the size have a ball. . It would be school districts as well as as- of classes," Mr. Lasky said, wrong to deprive you of any that he thinks should be banned. Sen. Menza spon- scene until after 4 p.m., he "determine a future course of official movement." He said sored a bill that wpuld ban such toys as bombs, said. action" in connection with OTEA faculty members today surances about the quality of adding that there are as opportunity to have a toy to the educational system. many as 38 students in some play with." grenades and toys that depict torture. The bill lost stalled wage contract negotia- would meet with the member- by a vote of 17-10. The firemen's main concern tions. A job action was seen ship concerning future action, "We are not only talking classes. But the most vehement op- in the early stages of the fire as a possibility by some. adding that a job action about dollars and cents," she Mr. Lasky said about 250 of position came from Sen. An- was the safety of Suburban Approximately 200 teachers would be one alternative un- continued. "For instance, we the district's 307 teachers ap- thony Imperiale, the Newark can't enjoy our toy guns man- to bring a demonstration of Propane, Rt. 35, Cliffwood, yesterday picketed salary der consideration. are looking for protection of peared yesterday to picket independent, who went on at ufactured here something is support from the gallery adjacent to the burning build- talks between the Board of The next round of talks is some educational programs. the negotiations and 200 re- length in an impassioned plea radically wrong," Imperiale which was cautioned that ing, Chief Swan said. Fire- Education and the Ocean scheduled for tomorrow at 1 We want to be sure they turned after a dinner-break for toy guns and play bombs. declared. such demonstrations are not men from Keyport manned Township Education Associ- p.m. at the school board of- won't be cancelled as an last night to demonstrate. "When in America today we He spoke forcefully enough permitted in the Senate. that borough's pumper in ef- ation (OTEA), the official fices. economy move, especially forts to keep burning embers teachers' bargaining unit. According to Hayden Mes- those offered to the non-col- Teachers serving on the from Dyna-Cell from being sner Jr., field representative lege-bound student, say, in OTEA negotiating team with Bargaining began here Oct. the president and vice-presi- carried by winds to the Sub- 15 and the board declared an of the N.J. Education Associ- career education.". urban Propane structure. No ation (NJEA), township Mrs. Campanile said there dent are Richard Coon, Wil- Labrecque is replaced impasse Jan. 9. Jonas Aarons liam Post and Tighe Fox. damage was reported there, was assigned by the Public teachers are looking for "at have been rumors in the com- he said. Employment Relations Com- least a cost of living increase munity that have been "nei- Peter Shebell Jr., board of Chief Swan said when fire- mission (PERC) as mediator, of 12.2 per cent." But the ther negated nor substan- education attorney, is nego- as Red Bank engineer men arrived at the scene and yesterday's negotiations board reportedly has offered tiated" that programs will be tiating for the school adminis- a 4.8 per cent hike, including cut. "We feel kids should be tration. The board has alloted RED BANK - Henry F Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern. until the statutory time for smoke was so heavy that it were the first under his direc- Labrecque has been replaced tion. The teachers' contract increment. secure in what is offered to an increase 6f $554,225 in the Mayor O'Hern publicly ac- the mayor to make the ap- was difficult to enter the them," she commented. as borough engineer, a post cused his fellow Democrats of pointment (with the consent building to locate the flames. expires June 30. Mrs. Elizabeth Campanile, proposed 1975 school budget vice president of the OTEA, Both Mrs. Campanile and for salaries. he has held for 20 years. "sandbagging me" on the is- of council) had expired, thus He was replaced by Schoor sue. leaving the appointment up to Engineering Inc., a large What happened was the the council. Matawan firm which also council kept postponing action The mayor had scheduled serves as consulting engineer on the mayor's nomination See Labrecque, page 2 The inside story Oilport foes hit OCS plah for the county. table development." offshore oil transfer facility, The action came last night THE WEATHER By SHERRY FIGDORE as the Borough Council ended Cloudy with occasional mixture of snow Hearings were to begin at 9 voted last week to broaden its The Coalition to Oppose an a.m. today in Trenton on the interest to include offshore oil more than two months of Student's 'blindness,' and rain ionlghl and tomorrow, temperatures back-room haggling over in mid-Ms. Complete report on page 2. Oilport Authority (COOA) has draft environmental impact drilling and leasing, related submitted written testimony statement (DEIS) for the off- onshore development and whether to replace Mr. Labr- Mlddletown to press for state school aid page 3 to Interior Secretary Rogers shore leasing program, and energy problems as well as ecque and if so, with whom. Valentine messages Schools said not meeting minorities need page 13 C.B. Morton stating the pro- will continue through deepwater ollports. The vote was 5 to 1 with Neil Krauter. a senior at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Trotter reins In a woman's hands page 14 posed Outer Continental Shelf Thursday. More than 100 indi- Among its specific criti- Republican Joseph Falvo cas- High School, went "blind" for five days as part of a school Slim Gourmet page IS (OCS) development plan viduals and groups have so cisms, COOA said: L ting the negative vote. project. The props included a blindfold and mask. He de- Toms River South. Asbury Park reach girls' finals page It "does not contain sufficient far been scheduled for oral - The DEIS contains™ es- The vote also appeared to scribed the experience in an interview with Mark London of Monmouth defense stymies William Palerson page II economic, environmental and testimony on the DEIS, which timate of potential revenue indicate a split among the our main newsroom in Shrewsbury. Mark's story is being pre- Democratic majority on the Classified 18-21 DAILY REGISTER technical information to as- will affect planned leasing of derivable to the public from pared for tomorrow's editions sess it properly, nor does it 5 to 10 million offshore acres leasing and royalty payments, council because the Demo- Valentine's Day is Friday. In preparation for it, our Clas- Comics 21 PHONE NUMBERS cratic council majority found Contemporary Life 14.13 Main Office 542 4##t provide the administrative for oil and, gas drilling. making it impossible to as- sified Advertising people have created a Love Department to and legal framework to in- The coalition, formed last sess the economic-environ- itself having to vote against accept messages fnr a "Love-O-Gram" section The author of Editorials t Classified Ads M2-I7M the wishes of Democratic Enlertalinteit. TV 21 Circulation Dept 542 4WJ sure safe, orderly, and equi- February to represent several mental tradeoffs involved. the most original message will be rewarded with dinner for county environmental groups — Discussion of the onshore Be His Valentine two at the Olde Union House in Red Bank. Details of the con- Financial II Sports Dept M2-4M4 test appear in today's Classified Ad section. The entries will Make A Dale 14 Mlddletown Bureau (71-2251 Roval Sweet opposed to development of an See Oilport, page 2 Aramis Cologne and After For Valentine's Day gifts and Shave for the man in your life be published in a special section of Friday's Daily Register, Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 homemade chocolate. 82 Longo's Smorgasbord Fresh Bay Scallops I2.H Ib. is now available at the Lin- Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Mon- Sports I*. I? lo«K Branch Bureau ..222-Nlt Oceanport Ave., LittleSilver. Wed. 842-9857, Sea Bright Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. croft Pharmacy. mouth County's most interesting newspaper 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1975 Matawan Twp. has abandoned its M&T site plans By ED KANARK0WSK1 arising from the municipal- worked on for many months. Mr. Cohn can change his posi- He said that plans for build- Raymond McGowan, who was ceedings closed amount to the firm for ' ity's attempts to acquire the "We thought he was going tion and we can settle this ing a totally new municipal scheduled today to ratify the Even if the township de- assorted costs and damages, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - acreage fell through just to give us (the township) a matter amicably." complex are at least a few now nonexistent agreement cides not to proceed with con- said the confirmation of a Mayor Philip N Gumbs an- hours before the council's 8 general release on all claims," Neither Mayor Gumbs nor years away. between the township and demnation proceedings, South general release for the town- nounced last night that the p.m meeting said Mayor Gumbs adding, Mr. Schwartz would go into Councilman Richard B. M South River Metals, is ex- River Metals can still choose ship would officially end the township has no plans to de- Mayor Gumbs said the mes- "because we have no general the details of yesterday's Wolfe added that the council pected to hear a motion by to sue the municipality for M & T controversy. _ velop the 21-acre M&T sage that the agreement was release at this time, we can't phone call from Mr. Cohn's had been considering four the firm for a new trial, re- damages, such as the loss of "The agreement would Chemical Co. property on off came in the form of a go through with any agree- attorney. sites on which to build a new garding the township's al- business or profits during the have settled everything," he period of litigation, which be- Church St. as a municipal phone call to Richard ment at all." Regarding the township's complex. However, he de- leged right to condemn and said. gan two years ago when the complex. Schwartz, township attorney, The mayor explained that decision to abandon its hopes clined to name them. acquire the 21-acre developed Mr Schwartz added that he However, an agreement from the firm's legal counsel he would not discuss the Council's decision to give tract. council was Republican-con- still holds out the possibility for developing M&T, Mayor trolled. with South River Metals Co. The mayor, in a prepared terms of the ill-fated agree- Gumbs stated flatly, "We just up on M & T and seek new A lower court has already of resolving the case before — owner of the controversial statement, charged that ment because "we might still feel that with the economic sites for a municipal complex ruled that the township has Mayor Gumbs, who later too long. tract — that would have giv- "Max Cohn (president) of be able to work something conditions being what they still hasn't shut the door on such a right, but the township admitted that the proposed Mr. Cohn couldn't be con- en the township a general re- South River Metals backed out. are, we just couldn't handle its M & T problem. has not pushed ahead with release agreement offered a tacted for comment last lease on all damage claims down on an agreement we "We hope in the future that it" Superior Court Judge M. formal condemnation pro- money settlement of an undis- night. Leonardo man found guilty Holmdel expects 1-cent decrease in of two auto death charges municipal tax rate FREEHOLD - Francis H fore 5 a.m. Jan 24, 1174, by avoid hitting them but never- had worked 36 out of the 48 McLoughlin, 55, of Leonardo, Middletown Patrolman Mi- theless struck them. "We hours preceding the accident HOLMDEL - The Town- of the hiring of new employ- was found guilty by a Superi- chael Pinto. Middletown po- have no way of knowing," and that he had stayed with ship Committee last night in- es and the advancement of or Court jury Friday of two lice determined that they had said Mr. Levin after suggest- his mother-in-law in Jersey troduced a $1,883,973 munici- older employes. counts of death by auto in been struck by a 1967 white ing this hypothetical ex- City that day after working pal budget for 1975-76 which Mr Wadington said other connection with the hit-and- Cadillac and began a lengthy planation. his two jobs. will lower the township's mu- increases in the budget come run deaths of two young wom- investigation which resulted Mr. Levin argued that there Assistant County Prose- nicipal tax rate by one cent. from the soaring costs of utili- en Jan 24, 1974, on Rt. 36 in in Mr. McLoughlin's arrest was no evidence that the car cutor Russell M. Cottrell told The rate is now 74 cents per ties used in the operation of Navesink. Jan. 26. which struck the girls was a the jury in his summation $100 of assessed valuation. township buildings. Other ex- The jury deliberated for 11 Arnold B. Levin of West car registered in New Jersey that a state police chemist A public hearing will be penses for buildings and hours and 45 minutes before Long Branch, representing but that police had pulled concluded that the glass, held March 20 at 8:30 p.m. in grounds rose from $11,600 last returning its verdict to Supe- Mr. McLoughlin, told the jury cards on all state registered paint and chrome strip found the all-purpose room of the year to $12,650 in the new rior Court Judge Patrick J. that there was no testimony 1967 Cadillacs. He added that at the scene belonged to a Intermediate School. budget. McGann Jr. at 10:55 p.m. Sen- concerning who was driving the chrome strips, paint chips 1967 Cadillac, adding that the "We've got some good news Mr. Wadington said $4,000 tencing was set for Feb. 28. that car that early morning and broken glass found at the chemist also that the for a change," Mayor George for gas and fuel was appro- Mr. McLoughlin, of 31 Nau- when the accident occurred, scene simply indicated that three human hairs found on J. Boggio said of the budget. priated to the budget's $14,000 tilus Drive, Leonardo, was adding that the area in ques- the car was a General Motors the McLoughlin vehicle com- "We've cut back on different contingency fund because of convicted of causing the tion was characterized as product. pared with samples taken projects," he said, "but in no the uncertainty of fuel prices. death by auto of Mrs. Linda being rural with no street Mr. McLoughlin permitted from one of the two girls. way have we sacrificed the Last year's contingency fund Gyfdakis, 20, of 609 Seventh lights. police to examine his car Mr. Cottrell added that the health and welfare of the had been $10,000. Ave,, Asbury Park, and Ear- The defense attorney sug- when they requested to do so chemist found abrasions community." The capital improvement leen Mary Best, 17, of Oxon gested that the girls may months after the accident, across the roof of Mr. The budget represents an account is $165,000 which will Mill, Md. have been in the roadway to continued the attorney. McLoughlin's car and there increase of $40,762 over last go to the development of the The bodies of the two young flag down a car and a car Mr. Levin also argued that was no doubt in the chemist's year's budget of $1,843,211. Nike Missile Site into an out- women were found shortly be- went onto the shoulder to Mr. McLoughlin that week mind that they were caused The municipal purposes part door recreation site. Of that by a human body flying of the budget is $1,636,457 up cost, Mayor Boggio said, the across the roof of the car and SCOUT GIFT — Michael Shucavage, age 15, Oak- from $1,536,058 for last year. state Bureau of Outdoor Rec- landing on the trunk. hurst, presented the Eastern Branch of the Mon- The reserve for uncollected reation will refund the town- The chemist concluded that mouth County Library, Rt. 35, Shrewsbury with a taxes, based on an estimated ship $100,000. Mayor Boggio the McLoughlin car killed portable lighted magnifier, which he purchased 96 per cent of tax collections said another $35,000 had been Court upholds Bell's with money he earned working on an Eagle Scout included in the budget for the those two girls, maintained last year, is $247,516, down Mr. Cottrell. project for Boy Scout Troop 70, Oakhurst. The in- from $307,153 last year. An- township's defense of its zon- The assistant prosecutor strument magnifies regular size type in books and ticipated revenues in the new ing, which is being challenged added that there was no at- can be used by those with a sight problem. Joyce budget are set at $1,507,485 up by Middle Union Associates. tempt by the driver to brake Smothers, children's librarian tries out the. new from $1,452, 842 last year. The The developers are charging automatic rate hikes piece of equipment as Michael uses the old hand that the township's zoning or- the car before it struck the amount to be raised by prop- TRENTON (AP) - In what costs. an opponent a chance to chal- held magnifier. dinance, which doesn't pro- is believed to be an unprece- ,The court ruled yesterday lenge the increase. two girls. erty taxes is $376,488, down $13,881 from the $390,369 re- vide for multi-family housing, dented ruling in the nation, that the State Public Utility A PUC spokesman said the is discriminatory. the State Supreme Court has Commission can grant auto- agency considred the ruling a quired for last year's budget. approved automatic rate in- matic rate hikes to New Jer- landmark decision because The township's surplus as Mayor Boggio character- creases for a utility company sey Bell Telephone Co. with- New Jersey is believed to be Labrecque is replaced of last Dec. 31, was $379,483 ized the budget as a "hold the based on overall operating out holding hearings or giving the only state that approves and $364,000 was appropriated line" budget in which the such increases automatically. for the new budget, leaving township is deferring all proj- the township with a $15,483 ects that it possibly can. The PUC approved a 1194 as Red Bank engineer surplus. The mayor said the com- Oilpoi million rate increase under Mayor Boggio said the mu- mittee had followed by "100 >rt foes hit the controversial adjustment Mr. Thackara said he cast (Continued) meetings a month, and con- nicipal purposes budget is up per cent" the suggestions of clause on Jan. 1 that imposed to nominate Mr. Labrecque at his vote for the Schoor firm sultation and advice with the about $100,000 from last the seven member Citizens increases from 13 to 20 cents the annual organization meet- with "great disappointment." borough's building Inspector. yftr's expenditures, but the Budget Review and Advisory development plan a month on homes and 24 to ing Jan. 6, but it was delayed "It appears," he said, Additional work for the increase in the township's ra- Committee. The group had 42 cents a month for com- for "further study." "pointless to vote against this borough, including con- tables from $148,853,540 in been appointed by the com- (Continued) within a comprehensive na- mercial customers. Two weeks later the nomi- and I could abstain, but I feel sultations; preparations of 1973 to $155,494,380 in 1974 off- mittee last December to help impact is inadequate. COOA tional energy and environ- When the caluse first took nation was again on the that while Schoor wouldn't be tax maps; review of subdivi- sets that difference. with this year's budget. mental policy." my first choice, we have to said "only a single paragraph effect in January 1974, the agenda, but was again de- sions, and site plans will be Of the $100,000 raise in the The group had made about "It should be noted that the give the new engineer as is devoted to a summary of PUC approved a $17 million layed for "more consid- billed on the basis of time ex- municipal spending, the may- 15 recommendations to the the onshore effects to the immediate availability of the rate hike. eration." much support as possible." pended. estimated 10 to 20 billion bar- or said about $55,000 went to committee, Mayor Boggio Mid-Atlantic region." In a 6-1 decision yesterday, And last night when Mayor Mr. Thackara, along with On major projects the firm an increase in salaries for said. It advised the com- — Recommended tech- rels of Atlantic OCS oil by it- Chief Justice Richard 3 all the other members of the said it will charge from 4.5 to self would sustain U.S. de- O'Hern made the nomination, municipal employes and po- mittee not to hire a full-time nological improvements in • Hughes said for the majority Councilman Robert B. Marks, governing body except Mr. 15 per cent of the project cost lice. Total salaries for the township engineer, (the town- drilling techniques, produc- mand for about two years," that the cause provided ade- Falvo, met Saturday to inter- depending upon the com- the statement continues. a Democrat, called for a new budget are set at ship now uses the part-time tion safety and waste disposal quate protection for the pub- point of order and said the 30 view prospective engineers, plexity and size of project. $602,406, compared to $547,435 services of Leon S. Avakian), "Therefore, at best, OCS are inadequately dealt with. lic even though there was no days in which the mayor had including Howard Schoor, Mr. Marks said whether the last year. Other expenses un- to use the township road de- development buys time to provision for public hearings. to make the nomination had president of the firm; Harold borough would save money der the salaries and wages partment to repair roads — The statement does not deal with fundamental long- He said that the automatic expired. J. Seldin of Red Bank, and will depend entirely on wheth- category are $772,936 com- rather than contract for these resolve numerous conflicts range energy problems. At rate increase should be subse- "You sandbagged me," said Thomas P. Santry of Rumson. er the borough is engaged pared to $754,221 in last year's services and to defer mecha- between the leasing plan and worst, it poses potential en- quently examined by the PUC Mayor O'Hern, after noting It was at this meeting that during the year in major con- budget. nizing the township treasur- state land use and coastal vironmental risks that may when it revised applications that the matter had been the determination was made struction. Mr. Labrecque re- er's office. Bookkeeping is zone management plans. outweigh its benefits." to replace Mr. Labrecque The average raise for mu- for permanent rate hikes. postponed twice. ceived more than $45,000 in nicipal employes is 9.5 per now done manually. The coalition concludes that Robert Stern, 25 Waterman with Mr. Schoor. fees last year. it "cannot see where acceler- Mr. Marks then nominated cent. The police received a The group also recommend- Ave., Rumson. is chairman of the Schoor firm and it was Mr. Marks declined com- In addition to serving as ated OCS development fits the coalition. Beach access 9.9 per cent salary hike. ed that the township hold off quickly seconded by the Rev. ment on the specific reasons consulting engineer for the Mayor Boggio noted that making repairs to the roof of study is voted Mr. Earl Scott, also a Demo- for replacing Mr Labrecque. county, the Schoor firm is within the salaries and wages the township hall and do a crat. However it was known that a municipal engineer for Mata- category the township is giv- complete study of space Mrs. Flynn to lose TRENTON (AP) - The Voting for the appointment majority of the council was wan, Keyport, Roosevelt, ing the fire department needs at township hall in or- Senate yesterday voted to es- were Mr. Marks, Father dissatisfied because of a gen- Sayreville, Sea Bright, Ocean $10,000, $7,000 of which will der to determine if and when tablish a commission to study Scott, Thomas Hintelmann, eral lack of communications Township, Millstone Town- reimburse the department for a new building is needed. the feasibility of providing between the council and the Frank McKenna, all Demo- ship, and Hazlet Township. the rent it has lost from the Finally, the group recom- election board post free public access to all New engineer. crats, and Republican Walter The firm also serves as en- post office. The township post mended that a 16th police of- Jersey beaches on the Atlan- (Continued) cant by the death of John M. (Pat) Thackara. There had also been several gineer for the Western Mon- office moved from offices in fice could be hired if half of tic Ocean. is a former county vice chair- Spoltore. Mr. Falvo said after the disagreements between Mr. mouth Utilities Authority, the fire company building his salary could be raised but man, and vice chairman of Mr. Danskin, however, en- Last month in his annual meeting he voted "no" be- Labrecque and Raymond Marlboro Township Municipal when the Postal Service built cutting down on the overtime the state GOP, came early ded up being defeated by for- message to the legislature cause he felt the engineer England, the borough's super- Utilities Authority, and the its new headquarters on of other police officers. Funds last year when Mr. Danskin mer party chairman Webster Gov. Brendan T. Byrne pro- should be from Red Bank. intendent of public utilities, Middletown Sewerage Author- Crawfords Corner Road. The from the Comprehensive accused Mrs. Flynnof eng- B. Todd, 74, who was backed posed legislation to open Asked if he would have voted which the council had been ity. other $3,000 will be used by Training and Employment ineering his defeat for the state by supporters of Chalres W. beaches to the public where for Mr. Labrecque, he said unable to resolve. Mr. Labrecque had served the department towards the Act of 1973 will also be used chairmanship. Sandman, the unsuccessful they are restricted by munici- that was a moot question. He The Schoor firm will re- a total of 20 years as borough acquisition of a new fire to pay the new officer's sala- pal governments. In some Mr, Danskin charged that GOP gubernatorial candidate added, however, that he felt ceive an annual retainer of engineer. His service was truck. ry. The township is anticipat- shore communities only resi- $3,000, which will include hav- Mrs Flynn, chairman of the Mrs. Flynn's reaction to the position should have been consecutive except between In exchange for the extra ing $15,096 under Title VI or dents can use the beaches. ' ing a representative at four state Republican Committee, Mr. Danskln's "if my friend- advertised. 1964 and 1968 funds, the fire department is CETA for this year. joined with Fred Coldren, ship over all these years puts working on an arrangement committee executive, to this doubt in his (Mr Dan- whereby civic groups will be "polarize" the committee skin's) mind, then he has a allowed to use the depart- NOW to have against the party structure lot of growing up to do as a Charges against police denounced ment's building. and the County Republican politician." The committee also gave finances forum Chairmen's Association of She said last night after her MIDDLETOWN - Com- needed medical attention. charged with two counts of tional policemen were called the first aid squad $5,000 and LINCROFT - The Mon- which Mr. Danskin headed. removal from the election plaints filed by members of The complaints were filed assault and battery on a po- to the scene, police allege. the Board of Education $3,500 mouth County chapter of the At the time Mr. Danskrn board: "I've given 35 years of the Joseph A. Nelson family against two members of the to pay for custodians over- National Organization for liceman and one count of in- The elder Mr. Nelson was given a better than even my life to the Republican of Leonardo were 'denounced detective division, Police time pay on the weekends, Women (NOW) will sponsor a terfering with a policeman. charges that Detective'Moon .chance of filling the state Party and I just want to say. as "wild accusations" yes- Chief Joseph M. McCarthy maintenance of school fields forum on finances tonight at 8 Mrs. Nelson faces charges tried to choke him and hurt chairman's position left va- thank's a lot." terday by Police Capt. Frank and the police department as and related costs. p.m. at the Unitarian Church of assault and battery on a his arm. Detective Moon said Gleason, commander of the a whole. John P. Wadington, town- on W. Front St. policeman and interfering yesterday he did indeed choke department's patrol division^ 'Sport' with a policeman. ship treasurer, stressed that Mr. Nelson, but only after Three financial experts Capt. Gleason also charged "The Nelsons are engaged All complaints have been the hike in the salary and Weather: Cloudy Mr. Nelson attempted to will discuss financial con- the Nelson family took their in a new-found sport and pas- referred to the grand jury by wage appropriation doesn't strike him with an aluminum cerns, insurance needs, bank action in an attempt to pres- lime of signing complaints Municipal Court Judge Ken- entirely represent wage hikes Cloudy through tomorrow, .snowfall recorded at 7 am crutch. loans and credit problems. sure the police into dropping against the arresting officers neth P. Walsh. They all arose but represents a combination occasional mixture of snow Snow sifted into much of or downgrading charges they in hopes the officers will from an incident which oc- The hold he took on Mr. and rain likely tonight and to- the northeastern quarter of have filed against Joseph A 'make a deal' and drop the curred when Detectives Rich- Nelson's neck caused him to morrow, probably changing to the nation from the upper Nelson Jr., son of Joseph A. complaints against them," ard Deickmann and Leonard miss with the crutch, which snow before ending tomorrow Great Lakes to New England SERVtCC tS OUR. night. High today in mid-30s, and Mary C. Nelson. Capt. Gleason charged. "We J. Moon attempted to serve then hit Patrolman James today and rain and drizzle completely deny any of the remaining mostly in the mid the younger Mr. Nelson with Eastmond on the knee and BIGGBST ASSET/ chilled areas to the south. Charges filed by the Nel- wild accusations," he added. sent him to the hospital for 30s tonight and tomorrow. a contempt of court warrant Freezing drizzle iced scat- sons and referred to the four days, Detective Moon Outlook Thursday: fair and Pending against the young- Dec. 21 at his Leonardo tered areas across the lower grand jury after waiver of er Mr. Nelson are seven home. said. cold. Midwest preliminary hearing last week CAN WE HELP YOU ? In Long Branch, yes- counts of assault and battery Aid summoned "After the criminal pro- in Municipal Court include ceedings are over, we intend terday's high temperature TIDES Sandy Hook on a policeman and single Police charge the younger atrocious assault and battery, to pursue civilly all these de- was 28 and the low. 14 de- TODAY - High 9:07 p.m. counts of threatening to kill, Mr. Nelson started a fight dereliction of duty, use of of- malicious damage and con- fendants for personal dam- grees. It was 25 at 6 p.m. and and low 3:10 p.m. with the two detectives as fensive language, threatening tempt of court on a previous ages and injuries suffered by (he overnight low was 21 TOMORROW - High 9:23 they attempted to serve the CENTRAL JERSEY BANK a.m. and 9:41 p.m. and lowto kill, threatening to burn weapons charge. warrant. The Nelson parents the arresting officers," Capt. TRUST Today's 7 a.m. temperature down a home and denying ('•leason concluded. was 2». There was 3-Inch of 3:24a.m. and 3:46 p.m. The elder Mr. Nelson is became involved when addi- .MCMMR FKOCRAL OCPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11,1975 The Daily Register 3 ORLD Middletown board to press for state aid MIDDLETOWN -The throughout the state as hav- back to the point where the thing that is due to us should the new high school was slow- steel is being erected, storm Board of Education plans to ing "a serious effect on Mid- state tells us what to do and be withheld after the fact," ed down somewhat in Ja- drains and heating mains are notify state legislators of its dletown Township then doesn't give us the mon- she continued. nuary because of snow and being installed and temporary Ford pushes energy program dissatisfaction with a state "We should take action to ey to do it." Both board members' re- freezing weather according to electric service is being ex- HOUSTON, Tex. - President Ford is continuing to stump mandated cut in school aid put pressure on them (legisla- Commenting on the cut- marks followed a report by a report by Dr. Bernard W tended, Dr. Schneider report- lor ms embattled energy program which has encountered new which next year alone will tors) to get help. We should baek in funds for trans- Warren C DeBrown, another Schneider, school super- ed criticism from some of the nations governors cost this school district an es- bear down a little bit," Mr. portation, Mrs. Jose added. board member, who attended intendent But he said con- Mr. Braun announced that a ford flies to Kansas for statehouse meetings and an ad- timated $100,000. Braun declared. The Hazlet "It is cruel to tell students a New Jersey School Boards struction now is "basicaly on public hearing on the pro- dress before the state legislature in Topeka today on the sec- Frank A. Braun, board Board of Education took sim- they have to walk an extra Association meeting last week schedule." posed $91 million budget for ond leg of his journey. He will hold a news conference tonight president, described Gov. ilar action a week ago. half mile or more by cutting at which Richard Leone, state In certain parts of the 1975-76 will take place in the in addition to a speech and a meeting with five Southwest Brendan T Byrne's freeze on Elizabeth T. Jose, board back in transportation treasurer, spoke. struucture steel floor decks administration building at 8 governors in Houston Monday, Ford also held a surprise pri- funds available to schools vice president, said "We are "It is a shame that some- Mr DeBrown said Mr are being installed, structural p m. Wednesday. Feb. 26. vate meeting with former Treasury Secretary John B Con- Leone expained that the state nelly, who faces trial this spring in federal bribery and per- budget is drawn up in October jury charges ' v before communities vote on White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said he sat in school budgets. It's through lo- Two men sought on the closing minutes of the session and "got the feeling it cal school budgets that the was more social than anything else." He reported the two state officials arrive at fig- men talked about energy and the economy but did not talk ures to be obtained for educa- politics. tion from the legislature in Keyport holdup "In the past there were sur- KEYPORT - Two black pluses, but last year because males who robbed a clerk in Kissinger hopeful of progress of the fuel cost increases and the 7-11 Store, Broad and added funds to cover antici- JERUSALEM - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is Maple Sis., early yesterday pated increases, the total "very hopeful for chances of progress," his spokesman re- and escaped with $300 cash needed to meet the state's ported today as the American peace negotiator held his sec- are being sought by police share (for education) was $15 ond meeting in less than 12 hours with Israeli Premier Yitz- here. million short," Mr. DeBroivn hak Rabin. said. Detective Al Wuestefeld Rabin's press aide said hard bargaining would not begin said the clerk, whom he did until after Kissinger visits Cairo tomorrow. He added that there was money in other state accounts not identify, was waxing the The secretary of state and the premier met for breakfast "but the governor froze the floor when the men entered at Rabin's residence and then were to go into a full working funds and they are not avail- the store. He said the clerk session with their advisers. able to the Department of went to the counter to tend to Education." the customers when one of them pulled out a pistol 2 Catholics slain in Ulster In addition to a cut in aid BELFAST, Northern Ireland - A gunman killed two Ro- for transportation, Mr. De The clerk was forced to a man Catholics in the first hours of the Irish Republican Brown said funds for a typical rear washroom where he was Army's new cease-fire. aid are being decreased. tied to the plumbing fixtures There was speculation that Protestant extremists were Officers of the state School with rope, Detective Wueste- trying to sabotage the truce because they believed it was the Boards Association have ap- feld said. first step in a British sellout to the Irish Catholics fighting to Regttttr stall Rhelc pealed to the state Supreme In addition to the cash the ROBBERY SUSPECT unite Northern Ireland with the Irish Republic. YOUNG AMERICAN AWARD WINNERS - The Explorer Division of the court "mandating return of men escaped with lottery — Keyport police have There was no immediate reaction from the IRA, but its Monmouth Council Boy Scouts presented Young American awards to, left what was promised and that tickets and 1>,4 cartons of issued this composite cease-fire proclamation did not rule out a resumption of guer- to right, Joseph Bennlng, New Monmouth, for his work with retarded chil- there should be no reduction cigarettes, police said. sketch of a suspect in- rilla warfare against Protestant extremists. It specified that dren; Gary Login, Ocean Township, for his medical research, and Robert in funds," Mr. DeBrown con- The robbery was discovered volved In an armed rob- hostilities against "Crown forces," meaning the British army Parson, Hazlet, for his accomplishments in the areas of music, the sciences tinued. approximately 10 minutes af- bery early yesterday in and the, police, would be suspended. and Judo. Eleanor L Guerci, president ter it happened when Patrol- a 7-11 store. Four other Catholics were slain Saturday night, Sunday of both the Middletown Town- men Steven Lacko and Rob- andjtonday. Thirteen persons have been killed since the ship and Monmouth County ert Rusnak entered the store, His accomplice was de- IRA's Christmas cease-fire expired on Jan. 16, and the official Shop plaza, nursing home Education Associations, could not find the clerk, and scribed by police as approxi- death toll since August 1969 has risen to 1,157. promised support to the board realized that a robbery had mately 5 feet, 10 inches tall in its efforts with state legis- taken place. They found the and weighing about 140 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE lators. clerk in the washroom, un- pounds. He had a full beard, a NOTICI Notlct Is htrrty given lo Iht legal voter* ol the School District ot Rumson-Falr evacuated in bomb threats "We would be delighted to hurt, and untied him. short Afro hair cut, and has a Haven Regional High School. In the County ot Monmouth and State ol New Jersey, permitted to return to their that a public hearing wtll be held In the High School Library, Ridge Rood, Rumson, HAZLET - K Mart Shop- bomb. They were assisted by join with you," she told the The man carrying the pistol scar or birth mark beneath N.J., on Tuesday, February II, 1975. ot 1:00 P.M, tor the purpose ot adopting the fol- troopers from Keyport State rooms, police said. his beard starting at the cen- lowing budget for the school year 1*75-74 ping Plaza, Rt. 35, and the Board of Education, noting was described by police as The complete budget will be available for examination by the public at the Sec- Arnold Walter Nursing Home, Police. Members of the West that the New Jersey Educa- approximately 6 feet, 2 inches ter of his right cheek and ex- retary's office In the high school between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M., each school day, from February 10 to February II, 1975 Middle Road and Laurel Ave., The mostly elderly patients Keansburg Fire Company tion Association (NJEA) has tall and of a stocky build. He tending to the right side of his MRS. BEATRICE WEBB, Secretary Board of Education ol the Rumson were the objects of a total of waited in the nursing home made space available in their called the governor's action has a large Afro hair style neck. He was wearing a long Dated: February 10,1975 Fair Haven Regional High School firehouse to accommodate brown suede jacket, police SCHOOL DISTRICT IUDOIT STATEMENT four telephoned bomb threats parking lot until shortly be- "just plain bad faith."- * and a goatee, police said, and FOR SCHOOL YIAR 1*71 74 fore 10 p.m. when they were patients if necessary. said. v of cctvcoiioft •* RofiuwvFttlr Hivu R#f l last night, but no bombs were Progress in construction of was wearing a long coat * County ol Monmouth discovered by police. (1) 12) 13) 1973 74 1974-75 1975-797576 ENROLLMENTS (Actual) (Estimated! (EstimatedEtit ) Three bomb threats Resident Av. Dolly Enroll 1362.1 1271 1300 were telephoned to K- Total Average Dally Enroll 1262.1 1271 1300 SOURCES OF REVENUE Mart within 45 minutes (I) (21 (3) 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 starting at 8:50 p.m. There CURRENT EXPENSE (Actual) (Anticipated! (Anticipated) Appropriation Balance S 60,414.76 was only one at the nursing Local To» Levy 1,910.226,00 •2,136,345 12,546.773 home, at 9:04 p.m., police State Aid 20t.O3l.OO 272,120 263,572 Federal Aid 27.242.00 also reported. More than 120 Miscellaneous Revenue 6,145.26 1 Special Federal and/or patients were immediately stale sponsored Programs 39,010.00 evacuated. (A-l) TOTAL CURRENT EXP U.321.909.02 S2.40i.4e5 (2,110,345 Shoppers also were evac- 1 Unontlclpated Federal and/or State Sponiored Programs CAPITAL OUTLAY uated from the store, but ev Appropriation Balonce > 1,974.70 Local Tax Levy 11,120.00 erthing was back to normal (SI) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY... S 20.094.70 by 10 p.m., police said. •Reflects Actual Appropriations Balance Juy 1, 1973 The first call to K-Mart at DEBT SERVICE 8:50 p.m. was made by a You re Local Tax Levy.. S 294.S43.00 S 2(6.595 S 261,093 State Aid 13.412.00 14,125 13,322 male, police said. He told the (CD TOTAL DEBT SERVICE S 3M.025.00 S 300,720 I 211.415 K-Mart operator that a TOTAL REVENUE ALL ACCOUNTS M.I »2,709,115 S3,091,760 bomb was in the store and •Reflects Actual Appropriation Balonce July I, 1973 was set to go off in half an APPROPRIATIONS ID (3) hour. 1973-74 1,74175 1975-76 JlCURRENT EXPENSE Expenditures Approp Approp Patrolmen William D. C'olan- ADMINISTRATION gelo and Thomas Broderick Salaries t 61,220.00 i 67.020 I 67,020 Contracted Services 4,227.50 4,500 4,100 were dispatched to the scene All Other Expense! 10.50*70 12,600 15.300 INSTRUCTION and had evacuated the store Solorles Jl.494,156.63 SI,646,110 SI .155.170 Somebody Textbooks 11,745.16 11,400 19,700 by 9:10 p.m., according to po- Libraries <. Audio Visual Mat 20.692.32 25,000 27,500 Teaching Supplies 55,244.12 52,700 65,650 lice. They found no bomb, po- All Other Expenses 30,114.45 32.000 35,000 ATTENDANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES lice said. Solorles - Attendance S 5,000.00 I 5,400 > 5,400 Salaries — Health 15,320.00 16,700 16,700 All Other Expenses — Health «e2.l! 1,000 1,000 At 9:17 p.m. a second call ... to Colonial First National and all of TRANSPORTATION Contr. Serv. & Pub. Carriers S 61.136.59 S 61,750 % 11,130 was received, police said. The OPERATION Fidelity Union Bancorporation's fifty-seven Solorles < 91,501.49 96.300 113,000 caller this time was a young Heal, 20,676.93 17,100 24,1(10 girl, they said. Utilities 63.I66.I0 66,200 76.100 family of branches if you have a Cash-O-Matic Supplies 16,471.64 11,500 19,000 She reported at 9:17 p.m. MAINTENANCE Salaries I 9.M6.I0 9,550 12,600 that a bomb would be going Cash Guarantee Identification Card. Contracted Services 21,177.33 II.OOO 33,000 Replacement of Equipment 15.749.11 15,215 29,135 off in K-Mart soon, police This is no ordinary card because not only can New or Additional Equipment 7,119.22 11,520 17,900 All Other Expenses 26,533.99 16,300 24,100 said. At 9:23 p.m. the girl •Includes Private School Transportation Cost called again, saying that a you cash your personal check for up to one FIXED CHARGES Employee Retirement Contrl S 31,159.06 S 27,500 I 35,000 bomb would go off in K-Mart Insurance & Judgments 70,361.59 77,400 93,640 hundred dollars at any of our branches Tuition 6.000.00 6,000 6,400 in 10 minutes. SUB TOTAL S2.167.609.94 12.330,545 12,Ml,MS Customers were permitted throughout New Jersey, but it tells us you SUNDRY ACCOUNtS FOOD SERVICES to return to the store by 9:30 have a Cash-O-Matic checking account with Salaries I 11.014.32 p.m., police said. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES Solorles » 41,175.00 44.N0 S 70,250 Holmdel police were alerted a built in line of credit you can use when and Other Expenses 30,697.37 25,100 31,250 J-2 SPECIAL PROJECTS by officials of the nursing (Federal and/or State Sponsored) where you«want to. ESEA Projects I home at 9:04 p.m. that a bomb Total Current Expense * : S2,303,576.63 was set to go off there. This Like Money In Your Pocket L-CAPITAL OUTLAY call was also by a male voice, Sites « 1.9V0.O0 police said. Buildings 9,949.00 Equipment - Regular I.15S.70 Patrolman Robert Strutton Both the Cash-O-Matic Cash Guarantee IB-1) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY t 20,094.70 and Vent Manning evacuated Identification Card and Cash-O-Matic Check- the building but found no 255,000.00 $ 205,000 I U3.000 Interest 103,025.00 95,720 11,415 ing are two things we're doing to make (CD TOTAL OEBT SERVICE 8 3M.m5.00 i 300.720 I W.4I5 banking easier for you. Stop in at any of our TOTALS (Sum ol A to D Inc.)" M.UI.6W.33 tl.70t.IH t3.091.Te0 5 alerted branches and ask about the Cash-O-Matic CURRENT OPERATING APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNE M, 1»T« Cash Guarantee Identification Card; TOTAL BALANCES by cop flee JUNE 30.1°7« t ll.33i.39 it'll only take a few minutes. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES JUNE 30, 1»7« S2,65O,O2I72 house fire When you have one, O? "Includes fully-sponsored special Federal ond'or Stale Prolects. IMPROVIMINT AUTHORIZATION! JULY I. 197] to JUNE », 1974 WICKATUNK - A three- UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS you're somebody, \'t&Cr JULY L 1973 i 164,169.92 alarm fire early today gutted TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING BALANCE S 164,169.92 a two-story farmhouse 'on becalise you're q ' IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES: Pleasant Valley Road, ap- BUILDINGS «. » 74,053.35 proximately a half-mile east EQUIPMENT 41.062.14 somebody TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES S 115,1)6 19 of Rt. 79, occupied by Horace UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JUNE 30, 1974 » 49,753.73 Gardner, 50, his wife, Do- special TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ENDING.8ALANCE. S 164,169.92 lores, and their three chil- to us. $ Feb. II dren. No one was injured in the blaze which was discovered by Marlboro Patrolman Ken- I lie Daily Roister neth Miller while he was on 10NIAL MolnOlflce routine patrol at 12:20 a.m. One Register Ploio. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Branch Offices He alerted the family and 176 Rt. 35, Mlddlelown, N.J. 07741 30 East Main St Freehold, N.J 07721 helped remove them to 279 Broodwoy, Long Branch 07740 safety. Published by The Red Bonk Register The Morganville Volunteer, Established In 1171 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay Morganville Independent and MemUr ol the Associated Press — The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use tor republlcollon of oil the local news printed In Marlboro Fire Companies and the newspaper as well as oil AP news dispatches Morganville First Aid Squad FIRST NATIONAL BANK Second clots pottage paid ol Red Bonk, N.J. 07701 and ot additional responded to the blaze. mailing offlcet. Published dolly. Monday through Friday. Mall subscrip- tions payable In advance. The fire was declared under The All-Service Bank That Looks Out For You. ' I Week I Month 3 Months I Months I Year control before dawn. Cause of Tw U-90 W.SO sll.00 135.00 Home Delivery by Carrier .90 Cents a we*k the blaze has not been deter- Singh) copy at counter 10 Cents mined. MEMBER FDIC AND FIDELITY UNION BANCORPORATION 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975 Frank G. Potter Trygue MyklebuHl, Mrs. Lvdia Grimm OPT to buy IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiilllllllllMlilllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WHITING - Frank G Pot- dies in ship mishap DENVER, Colo - Mrs. She was the widow of Otto rug and flags Elmer Cottrell, 77; ter, 87, of 13-A Potomac Lane Lydia T Grimm, 91, of 4350 Grimm. t» died yesterday in Community WALL TOWNSHIP - E Utah Place, died Saturday Surviving are two sons, MATAWAN - A motion lo retired businessman Trygve Myklebust, 31, of lilt purchase a rug for the first DANVILLE, Ky - Elmer Memorial Hospital, Toms at St. Luke's Hospital, here. Jottn O. Grimm, with whom Obituaries River. Hillcrest Path died Saturday Bom in Newark, N.J., she she made her home, and Otto grade transitional class was Cottrell, 77, died Saturday at after a commercial fishing passed at a recent executive IIIIIIUinillMIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIII his home, Heather Hill Apart- Born in Freehold, he had had lived most of her life in C. Grimm of Oakland, Calif; boat, The Don, on which he' Keansburg, N.J., and had a brother, John Ott of Spring board meeting of the Broad ments, Main St., after a long lived in Monmouth County un- was sailing capsized off the til moving here 12 years ago. lived in Holmdel. N.J , before Lake Heights, i\.J.; seven St. School Organization of illness. He was the former coast of Atlantic City. Parents and Teachers (OPT). Mr. Potter was a retired re- moving here 14 months grandchildren and four great- Funeral rites today owner of Bear Alignment, The board also decided to West St., Red Bank, N.J. frigeration engineer with the Bom in Norway, he came to grandchildren. the U.S. 20 years ago and was Sal vat on- RUSKO The John W. Mehlenbeck purchase the American and Mr. Cottrell was born in climatic test laboratories, Ft Monmouth, where he special- a graduate of Manasquan MONMOUTH BEACH - Funeral Home, Hazlet, N.J , pack flags for Cub Scout for Edward Hazard Freehold, N.J., and lived in High School. is in charge of arrangements. Pack 66. Red Bank until moving here ized in simulating tropic and Salvatore Russo, 90, of 144 LONG BRANCH - Ser He was born in Shrewsbury Mr. Myklebust was a com- Ocean Ave., died Sunday at vices will be held today at 2 where his grandfather, the about eight years ago. He arctic conditions for the Army. mercial fisherman with The Rosary Hill Home, Haw- Mrs. Patrick Robinson p.m. at the Flock Funeral late Edward Clarke Hazard, was a member of the Firs) Atlantic Bait Corp. Baptist Church and George Surviving are his widow, thorne, NY. MIAMI - Funeral services by her husband, Patrick C Home for Edward C. "Doc" founded the Hazard Catsup Surviving are his widow, He was born in Bovino, Robinson; two daughters. Hazard, 66, a former resident Factory. Moxley FIcAM Lodge 277, Mrs Kathleen Barbour Pot- were held recently for Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Jeanne John- Italy, and came to this coun- Patrick C Robinson, a long- Mrs Robert W. Lillie, Los who died Saturday in Pom both Red Bank. ter; a daughter, Mrs Doris ston Myklebust; two sons, His father, the late Dr. El- McManus of Miami; three try in 1911. He was a retired time resident of Rumson. who Angeles, and Mrs. Warren F pano Beach, Fla Surviving are his widow, Trygve 3rd and Torre Mykle- Marshall, Hollywood, Fla.. mer Hazard, founded the Haz- Mrs Annabel House Cottrell; grandchildren and four great- leather finisher who formerly died here on Jan. 23. Mr. Hazard, a first cousin ard Hospital here. It is now bust, both at home; a daugh- resided in Ridgefield. His and four grandchildren. to state Sen Alfred N Bead a son, Charles Cottrell of grandchildren. ter, Miss lngrid Myklebust, at Mrs. Robinson is survived the Home for the Chronic Leisure City, Fla.; two The Higgins Memorial wife was the late Mrs. There- lesion, was an expert billiard Sick. home; his parents, Mr. and sa Russo. player. For a time he owned daughters, Mrs. Leola Domi- Home, Freehold, is in charge Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen of the Asbury Park Billiard Sup- Mr. Hazard managed the dion of Eatontown and Mrs. of arrangements. Surviving are a son, John Norway; a brother, Ludvig Russo of Ridgefield; two ply Co. and taught billiards in Royal Pines Hospital in the Veita Barr of Colts Neck, Myklebust of Brick Township I LOVE YOU Asbury Park and Florida, Pinewald section of Berkeley both New Jersey, 11 grand- Mrs. William daughters, Mrs. Carla LaP- and a sister, Mrs. Peter Irons orta of Middletown and Mrs. where he resided for the past Township. The facility, a children, and six great-grand- Hagstrom of Toms River. to someone You 10 years. landmark in the pine barrens, children. Anne Zeringo, here; two The O'Brien Funeral Home, grandsons, and two great- love now is the Bayview Nursing The Ramsey Funeral MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Home. Alma L. Hagstrom, 49, of 39 here. Is In charge of arrange- granddaughters. with a Mrs. Elmore Buerle Home, Lancaster, Ky., is in ments. He was a communicant of charge of arrangements. Fairview Drive died yes- The Macagna Funeral OCEAN TOWNSHIP - terday in Riverview Hospital, Home, Cliffside Park, is in Daily Register Mrs. Helen R. Buerle, 68, died St. James Episcopal Church, Mrs. Ottilie Anderson Long Branch. Red Bank, following a long charge of arrangements. LOVE -O-GRAM Sunday at her home, Apt. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ot- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mrs. J. Lippincott illness. See Page 19 147A, 1751 Raleigh Court Mrs. Hagstrom was born in tilie Bertha Anderson, 95, for- LOTTERY WINNER East. Eleanor Hazard of Pompano LONG BRANCH - Mrs Mon., Feb. II: 22995 Beach; one daughter Mrs. Adele H. Lippincott, 70, of 55 Ulster Park, NY., and moved merly of 519 Hoey Ave., died She was born in Jersey here 19 years ago from Jer- yesterday at Green Grove City, daughter of the late Eu- Florence Triska of Little Sil- West End Ave. died Sunday ver; one son Edward C. Haz- at the Jersey Shore Medical sey City. Convalescent Center, Nep- M gene and Annie Post, and re- Surviving are her husband, tune. sided there until coming here ard, Jr. of Wall Twp ; and Center, Neptune. nine grandchildren Mrs. Lippincott was born Joseph W. Hagstrom; a son, Bom in Germany, she had a year ago. She had been a Joseph Hagstrom of Morris- lived here 40 years. teacher in Jersey City. here and lived in the city all Michael Sukovich her life. ville, Pa.; a daughter, Miss Mrs. Anderson was a Mrs. Buerle was a commu- Deborah Hagstrom, at home; seamstress and a cook. She nicant of St. Stephen's Epis- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - She graduated from the Valentine Monmouth Medical Center her father, William Litts of attended Luthern Church of copal Church, Jersey City, Michael S. Sukovich, N, of 7 Reformation in West Long v\ School of Nursing in 1927. She Kingston, NY., and a sister, and had been active in its al- Duke Road, died yesterday at Mrs Grace Singer of Gulfport, Branch. tar guild and choir. She was the Freehold Convalescent was employed as a nurse by ,Gifts Dr. John Clark of Asbury Fla. Surviving are two sisters, also a member of the St. Center. The John F. Pfleger Funer- Mrs. Mathilda Haage of Cas- Catherine's Guild. He was born in Hibernia, Park, at the time of her .from , death. al Home, New Monmouth, is tleton, NY. and Mrs. Helen Surviving are her husband, and had spent most of his life Surviving are her husband, in charge of arrangements. Larson of Tarpon Springs, Elmore W. Buerle; a daugh- in the Linden area. He had Fla. ittman s ter, Mrs. John Paul Jones of lived here for the past four J. William Lippincott; one son, Robert W. Lippincott of Miss Agnes Maney Flock Funeral Home, here, Fairmont, W. Va.; a son, Dr. years. is in charge of arrangements. David E. Buerle of Rensse- His wife, the late Anna M. Forest Park, Ohio; and five DALLAS, Tex. - Miss laerville, NY.; a brother, Eu- Sukovich, died in I960. grandchildren. Agnes V. Maney, 59, of 6256 The Woolley Funeral Home, Michael Dietzman gene Post of Osbornsville, Mr. Sukovich retired in 1974 Richmond St., formerly of BUNNELL PARK, Fla. - and five grandchildren. as the proprietor of the M and here, is in charge of arrange- Monmouth Beach, N.J. died ments. Michael Dietzman, 63, of Mo- W p* M sterling silver, i The Robert A. Braun Home A Metal Products, Jackson yesterday at Doctor's Nursing bile Home Park, Fla., died 19 special on Valentin for Funerals, Eatontown, is in Township. Center, here. Saturday here. y February 14th. charge of arrangements. Surviving are three daugh- Mrs. Alida Skidmore Bom in New York City, she Born in Brooklyn, NY., Mr. # ters, Mrs. Evelyn M. Wilson, LONG BRANCH - Mrs. had lived in Monmouth Beach Dietzman lived in Keyport 35 Express your feelings...she's 1; sweet as a chocolate 202. Death Notices with whom he lived; Mrs. Do- Alida B. Skidmore, 88, of 625 kiss; in love; a sweetheart...they say it all! And it's even GRIMM - (Formerly of Keoniburg), an most of her life. years before moving here re- Feb 8, 1975. Lydla T . widow of Otto rothy T. Huitfeldt of Edison, Gerard Ave. died Sunday in cently. He worked for David more fun when something as formal as sterling silver Grimm, of 43S0 E Utah Place, Denver. She was a legal secretary Colo. Mother of John 0. and Otto C. and Mrs. Mary Ann E. Taylor Monmouth Medical Center, for the Commercial Title and Christie Industries, Matawan comes in casual pendants like these. All with rope ' Grimm; lister of John Oft Also survlv of Colonia; four brothers, Jo- Long Branch. Ino ore seven grandchildren and (our Abstract Company in Dallas. Township, 35 years before re- chain and specially priced. eot grandchildren. Services at the John seph Sukovich of Montville; Born in Boston, Mrs. Skid- K Menlenbeck Funeral Home, 3269 High Miss Maney was a commu- tiring recently. way 35. Hoilet, N.J., on Thursday, Feb II Andrew Sukovich of Edison; more lived here about 55 at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are in nicant of the Roman Catholic Surviving are his widow, viled Inlerment woodland Cemetery, Stephen Sukovich of Linden, years. She was the wife of the Mrs Rachel T. Marine Dietz- Newark, N.J. Visitation Tuesday ond and Edward Sukovich of Co- Church of the Precious Blood Lit* man's Wednesday. 2 4 and 710 p.m. late William Skidmore. in Monmouth Beach. man and a sister, Mrs. JEWELERS HAGSTROM - Alma (nee Lilts), age », lonia; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Surviving are a son, Leslie George Klein of New Mon- Monmouth 85 Broad Street Manalapan Mill ot 39 Falrvlew Drive , Mlddlelown an Feb Surviving are a brother Shopping Center Red Bank Rt. 9 Freehold 10, 1975, beloved wife of Joseph w . de- Kemmerer, of Freehold, and W. Skidmore of Yonkers, mouth. 1 voted mother ot Joseph ond Miss Deborah, Mrs. Anna Payer, of Colonia, James R. Maney of Mon- Open Monday Thru Friday M Open Wednesday Mon.-Sat dear daughter of William and sister ot N.Y.; one grandchild, and The Bedle Funeral Home, Mrs. Grace Singer. Relatives and friends and five grandchildren. mouth Beach and a niece and 9:30 p.m Saturday 10-6 and Friday till 9:00 p.m 9:30 to 9:00 are respectfully Invited lo attend funeral two great-grandchildren. Keyport, is in charge of ar- services on Wednesday ot 7:30 p.m In the a nephew. Use your major charge card or our own Utlman't Flexl-Charge. John F. Ptleger Funeral Home. IIS Tlndall The Freeman Funeral The Posten Funeral Home, rangements. Road, New Monmouth Memorial dona- Home, Freehold, is in charge Atlantic Highlands, is in Flock Funeral Home, Long tions may be sent lo the American Cancer Society, 125 Corlles Ave . Allenhursl, N.J. of arrangements. charge of arrangements. Branch, is in charge of ar- rangements. LEGAL NOTICE OPEN NOTICI AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND BOROUGH CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH MONMOUTH COUNTY FOR COOP DAYS ERATIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVENUE SHARING PROGRAM ONLY PURSUANT TO THE INTERLOCAL SERVICES ACT. This It to certify that the foregoing or- dinance was Introduced lor first reading by the Borough Council ol the Borough ot Little Silver. County ol Monmouth. SALE State of New Jersey on 30 January 1975 and was finally adopted on 3 February 1975. CHARLESF RELL STARTS Mayor "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PUNTY" Attest: STEPHEN G GREENWOOD Borough Clerk 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 WED. Feb. II ts.w (OPPOSITE CIRCLE CHEVROLET) NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT CLOSED MON.-TUES. OPEN WED. THUR. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 10 A.M. OF NEW JERSEY DOCKET NO. M SU> H TO: JAMES REMPKOWSKI By Order of the Superior Court where- OFTIN IMITATED — NEVER DUPLICATED in Charlotte Rempkowskl Is the plaintiff I I and you are defendant, you are required to Answer the plaintiff's Complaint on or 6-Year Certificates before the 31st day of March, 1975. by serving It on Ocean Monmouth Legal Services, Inc.. 77 Washington Street. "HONEST FAMOUS LABEL PRICE SAVINGS" Toms River, New Jersey 01753. ond fil- ANNUAL YIELD ing It with proof of service In duplicate with the Clerk ol the Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenton. New Jersey TO MATURITY OBA25, and If you fall to answer an appro- prlate Judgment may be rendered ON HONEST ABE'S BIRTHDAY AND EVERY DAY against you. This action Is to obtain a divorce. OCEAN MONMOUTH LEGAL SERVICES, INC NEW FAMOUS MAKER PRE-EASTER SPECIAL Attorneys lor Plolntltf EARLY BIRD SAVINGS Minimum Deposit $10, Feb. II U» NOTICE LADIES HOT STYLE JUNIORS FAMOUS MAKER SUPERIOR COURT JUNIORS BETTER BRAND ANNUAL YIELD Of NEW JERSEY 100% POLYESTER DOCKET NO. M7971-74 TO MATURITY TO: JOHN HUDSON By Order of the Superior Court where- • DRESS SETS • 5-Ye» Certificate in Dorothy Hudson Is the plaintiff ond BIG TOPS you are defendant, you are required to SWIM SUITS • MULTICOLOR • • DRESSES • Minimum deposit $10,000 Answer the plaintiff's Complaint on or 7Vi% 7.90% before the 31st day ol March, 1975, by • SOLIDS • SIZES serving It on Ocean Monmouth Legal 2 AND 3 PIECE Services, Inc., 27 Washington Street. SML • SKIRT SETS • 4Ye* Certificate Toms River, New Jersey 01753. ond Ill- • BIKINI • APtON FRONT • • STRIPES • Ing It with proof of service In duplicate • JUMPER SETS • 7% Minimum Deposit $10,000 7.35% with the Clerk of the Superior Court, • NOVHTIES • MINTS • SOLIDS • BEAUTIFUL LONG AND State House Annex. Trenton, New Jersey SPRING PRINTS N' SOLIDS 09635, and If you foil to onswer on appro- priate Judgment shall be rendered SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVERS SIZES 5 TO 13 3-Year Certificate against you. Minimum Deposit $5,000 This action is to obtain a divorce 7.08% OCEAN-MONMOUTH LEGAL SERVICES. INC $ $ Attorneys tor Plaintiff $ $ $ NONE Feb.lt M.24 Minimum Deposit $1,000 $A $ HIGHER 6.81% NOTICE IN PROPOSAL 6» 8 Sealed bids will be received in the re- GROUP 90 Day Notice Account ception room, Purchase Bureau. 4th 14, 20 K3/10/ C AAQ/ 6 9 Floor. State House, Trenton, until 7:00 ALL FIRST QUALITY 'M»Nc|°cl!STING TMH Of. Hundredlhs Feel ill II ) lo the Point and Place ot Beginning Contains 1.952 Square Feel ^ fk •II ~

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N«w Jtrwy, on M January Itrs SUPERIOR COURT od M finally odcplM on J F.UUO,, OFNEWJEtSEV LAW DIVISION CHARLESF HELL Attest: Movof STEPHEN G GREENWOOD civil AOtea Borougn Clerk ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WASHINGTON'S Fas. II uu Tkt Berentk ol Ktyptrt. a MMcM MOTICB T*KE N0T -J thai Ihe vs. Borough of Keyport. a muntclool corna- The UMMWR h*.rt, «*vtM*s mt mnm- ration ot the ciiniy at MonmMK. MoT. allHe. Jartay hoi (lied o Complo.nt 0. wccttieri tn riant, tint ewJ inleresi, der to Shaw Cauia. and OxIaratiaV. of C Toklno Kith Ihe Superior Court Clerk °( thtlr respective TlToii e»d wives «4 New Jeriey. Low Division. Monmouth the unfcMwn heirs MM devisee* ef JMM County for condamnatlon ef premises D Samson Mid Cher lei H. Mayer Mi known os Lei II. Slock n in the aoro£n ttuir or ony « mwr taccMsers ta rH of tceypprl A copy ef Ihe ComplomiloT titli Mid interest; del-to Shew Couu and Declaration ol Jertty. BIRTHDAY Taking li attached hereto and made a This court hoving read ond considered part hereof, and this Notice is belna oub- Ihe duly verified complaint tiled In (his Ulhed In accordance with th.0rj.v1o cause. Show Cause attached hereto II is on this Sth day ol February, 1W5 ORDERED thai ihe defendants herein DOREMUS. RUSSELL. FASANO show cause before the court on the 27th * NICOSIA day of March, 1975 at 900 tn the lore noon at the Court House, Freehold, Man mouth County, New Jersey why judg ment should not be rendered appointing three disinterested Freeholders, rtll- Tsar dents of the County of Monmouth, to fix the compensation to be paid lor Ihe tok « Gllaart street. Horn. THE SALE ing of the lands and premises described SUPERIOR COURT in the complain), Including the damage, OF NEW JERSEY It any. resulting from the taking, to any LAW DIVISION remaining property, QS ol the date ol the MONMOUTHCOUNTY comment ment of this action for the pur- Docket N>L,MM)7I pose set forth in the complaint Civil Artvoa AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that COMPLAINT a notice ol this complaint and a copy ol Th. lereafk ef Kiirpert. a this order be published once in a news paper published In the Borough ol Key port at least ten days before the return dole of this order arid by mailing a copy OF THE YEAR! of said complaint and said order certi- fied at aforesaid to any ot the aforemen- . I H - M#y 4tf #*w OMy ot fnelt tioned parties whose addresses ore successors In rifhl, till* Mtf IMtrMt; known to the plaintiff at least ten days Mtlr rttwKHvt Wifciwii and wtvn *f before the said return date as in the rules th* Mkntmi Mln «* MM*** ot JMW. ol this court In such case made ond pro- D. SemiM M* Cherln H Mayer «M vided. It Is further ordered that the Stole thth- M- MM M m*ir wccMMkn (« rt«M, ol New Jersey be served with o copy ol title MM Interest; and Ik* Slat* M New the Complaint and Order to Show Cause i*TMV In accordance with the rules ot least ten Th« plaintiff, Borough of KtypoM, a days before the return date In accor- municipal corporation of th* County ol dance with the rules of Ihe Court Wonmouth, Stale of New Jiruy, toys: M. RAYMOND McGOWAN, J.C.C. 1. Plaintiff It a municipal corporation now ... at two great stores Doremus, Russell, Fasone and hat power to lake lands for public A NI cello use pursuant to provisions of R & 40 U 41 Gilbert Street, North 7, R.S. 40S4 MIH and R.S. 40:60-1 ct New Shrewsbury, New jersey >eq. for the purpose of the construction (301) 741-MM ond improvement of a water tower and water facilities for th* Borough ol Key SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY port and Incidental appurtenances there LAW DIVISION to to serve the Borough of Keyport. MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket Ne. l_ MUS 74 3. January I, 1975 o resolution was Civil Adi** adopted by the Plaintiff determining that DECLARATION OF TAKING It It necessary to acquire tor public use, today thru Saturday The toiough ot Ktyptri, a municipal fee slmplt title to Lot It Block 33 of the corporation In the County «f MewMvttt, Tax Mop of the Borough of Keyport for State el New Jersey the purpot* of constructing a water tow vs. •r In accordance with the improvement The unknown heirs, devisees and perse* of the water system of the Borough of al representatives •! Jonas D. iwwim Keyport. and Charles H. Maytr and any •( IHetr 3. Th* property to be acquired by the successors In right, title MM interest, Plaintiff consuls ot all of Lot II Block 31 their respective on tit* Tai Mop ot Keyport, more par the unknown heirs and devisees of Jt Ocularly described os on exhibit ol D. Samson and Charles H. Maytr Mid toched hereto, mode a part hereof and 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. their or any of their successors in riant, morked Exhibit A. title ond interest, and ttw Stale of New 4. Plaintiff cannot acquire the wld Jersey lands and premises by agreement with 1. The Borough of Keyport, a munlci- the owner due to4he fact the present pol corporation In the County of Mon- owners are unknown to the plaintiff after mouth, Slate of New Jersey, hereby de- having obtained a title search. clores that possession to and In said 5. The following persons, corporations lands and premises hereinafter de- Once a year, for Washington's Birthday, the Fair puts on sale everything from ore th* owners of or have an Interest or scribed, Is hereby being taken by It, for encumbrance upon the said lands and the public purpose of the construction premises and are mode defendants in and improvement of a water tower and bathing suits to bumbershoots; from knit shirts to night shirts, clothing for all sea- this case: water facilities for the Borough ol Key- A. Jonas D. Samson ond Charles H port and Incidental appurtenances there Mayer by virtue of deed from William H. to to serve the Borough ot Keyport. sons at spectacular savings. This year, more than ever before, it's an event you Schaffer and Margaret Schafter, his wife 3. The premises are more particularly doted October 17, 1S6I recorded Novem described as follows: Lot II, Block 33 on ber 6, 1161 Deed book 710 page 173, ond the tax map of the Borough ol Keyport, cannot afford to miss. Every buy is a bargain well worth the visit. So take the the unknown heirs, devisees and person County of Monmouth, Stale ot New Jer- al representatives of Jonas D. Samson sey being more particularly described on and Charles H. Mayer and any of their Schedule A which is attached hereto and bus, take the train, start a car pool, ride a bicycle, but come to the sale of the successors In right, title and interest; mode a part hereof as though set forth at their respective husbands and wives of length. the unknown heirs and devisees of Jonas 3. Possession to and in sold lands ond year! No special purchases, ajl merchandise from our regular stock. All items 0. Samson ond Charles H. Mayer ond premises Is hereby being token on the their or any ol their successors fn right, 6th day of February 1975. title and Interest. 4. On January 7, 1975 Ihe Mayor and subject to prior sale! A sample list to whet your appetite. B. Th* State of New Jersey which Is in Council ol the Borough ol Keyport cas* the unknown heirs, devisees of odopted o resolution estimating the com- Jonas O. Samson and Charles H Mayer pensation lo be paid lor said lands ond or their or any of their successors in remises as described above as ONE right, title and Interest are now deceased ? HOUSANDANOOD'I 00 Dollars as or may claim to have on interest In (11,000.00) which said sum shall be sent said premises by reason of taxes due and to the Clerk of the Superior Court with unpaid on the estate of such deceased the tiling ot this declaration of taking. pertont. . S. The names and addresses ot all the men's vested corduroy suits • reg. 150.00 sale 88. « The sublect premises contains ap- persons known lo the Borough ol Key- proximately 7M2 square feet ond Is sub- port to have any Interest in the property lect to an easement to the New Jersey as a result of a review ot a title seorch Highway Authority which easement con- are as follows: tains approximately 1952 square feet. The unknown heirs, devisees and per .••..•••.•••••••••...• reg. 175.00 Sublect premises Is unimproved. Plain- sonal representatives of Jonas D. Sam men's all wool two piece suits sale 98. tiffs have determined the reasonable vol son and Charles H, Mayer ond any of ue of the property to be 11.000 00 by use their successors In right, title and inter- of an appraisal from a local real estate est; their respective husbands ond wives appraiser and council members knowl- of the unknown heirs ond devisees ot edge of the property. Jonas D. Samson ond Charles H. Mayer men's striped & plaid suits, vested, & 2 pc.•••.••...••.•••• reg. 195.00 sale 128. Plaintiff* therefore demands ludg- ond their or any ol their successors in ment: right, title and interest, and A. Appointing three disinterested The State ol New Jersey. Freeholders, residents of the County of 6. By the provisions of the applicable Monmouth as condemnation commis- statutes the Borough of Keyport, o mu- reg. 125.-135. sale sioners to moke a lust and equitoble op nicipal corporation In the County of men's leisure suits, flannels, donegals 78. prolsement of the value ot said lands and Monmouth, State of Ntw Jersey does premises and to fix the compensation to hereby upon signing of this declaration be paid (or the taking thereof ond to as- and filing thereof take possession to and sess the damage. If any. to the remaining in said lands and premises herelnabovc mini roperty of the defendants resulting described. men's all wool pattern sport jackets.... reg. 125.00 sale 68. Som such taking. 7. Plaintiff is a municipal corporation B. PUIng a date on or before which the ond has power to lake lands tor public report of the commissioners must be use pursuant to provisions ot R.S. 40:56 filed. 7, R.S. 40.56 I f|k> ond R.S. 40:60 1 el C. Directing the notice to be given to seq. for the purpose of the construction ..•••.•••..•••..••I sale and Improvement ot a water tower ond men's lightweight pattern sport jackets- reg. 85.00 38. the civil defendants DOREMUS. RUSSELL. FASANO water facilities tor the Borough ot Key- 1 NICOSIA port and Incidental appurtenances Ihere- By: BENEDICT R. NICOSIA to to serve the Borougn ol Keyport. Attorney for the Plaintiff B. It is the Intention ol the Borough ol ••••••••••••..••• State of New Jersey Keyport to obtain a fee simple, absolute men's three season dacron and wool suits reg. 155.00 sale 78. County of Monmouth title to Ihe premises in question. Barbara Tlce, of full age. being duly IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Ihe sworn according to low upon her oath Borough ol Keyporl has caused these deposes ond soys: declarations to be signed by William 1. t am the Borough clerk of the Ralph, Mayor of said Borough thereto men's mighty mac outerwear. ••• • • reg. 100.00 sale 58. Borough ot Keyport. duly authorized its seal to be affixed 2. I have read the complaint and am fa- hereto and these presences to be attested miliar with the contents thereof. by Ms Borough Clerk this 7th day ol Jo 1. I verily Mint thai the matters and nuory,197S. statements In the complaint ore true. WILLIAM RALPH i •• reg. 175.00" sale BARBARA TICE M r men's suede & leather outerwear 88. Attest: °V° Sworn and Subscribed Clerk BARBARA TICE to before me this 7th day ol January, IMS SCHEDULE A BENEDICT R. NICOSIA File No. K-065 August 14, 1974 iiii An Attorney at Law Description ot Lot II Block 33, men's corbin flannel and twill slacks reg. 42.50 sale 28. Of the State of Now Jersey Borough of Keyport, County ot Mon- EXHIBIT A mouth, Slate of New Jersey. File No. K-«5 August 14,1974 BEGINNING at a point In the West Description ot Lot II Block I), Borough erly line ol Cass Street, said point being of Keyport, County of Monmouth, Stale distant Two Hundred Twenty and Zero men's corbin solid and pattern slacks reg 47.50 sale 32. ot New Jersey. Hundredths Feet (270.00') on a bearing BEGINNING at a point In the West of South Eleven degrees Fifty-eight mln erly line ot Cass Street, sold point being utes Forty-six seconds Eost (S. II' SI' 46." E.) from the Intersection ol Ihe distant Two Hundred Twenty and Zero Northerly line ol Jackson Street and the Hundredth! Feet IIM.OO") on a bearing sold Westerly line of Cass Street, said men's Eagle pattern dress shirts reg. 16.50 sale 9. ot South Eleven degrees Fifty-eight mln point being olso the Southeasterly corner utes Fartyslx seconds East IS. If SI' of Lot 17 Block 33, as shown on the Tox 44" E.) from the Intersection ot the Map of the Borough of Keyport; thence, Northerly line ot Jackson Street and the 1. South Eleven degrees Fifty eight said Westerly line of Cass Street, told minutes Forty-six seconds East IS. point being also the Southeasterly corner 11* 58 46" E.) along the said West- Many other Items too numerous to list. Sorry, no alterations during the sale. of Lot 17 Block 33, as shown on the Tax erly line of Cass Street a distance ol Map of the Borough of Keyport; thence, Thirty and Zero Hundredths Feet 1. South Eleven degrees Flfty-elghl (30.00') to a point which point is Ihe minutes Forty-six seconds East (S. Northeast corner of Lot 19 Block 33, T II" M1 4o" E.I along the sold West as shown on the said Tax Mop; erly line ot Cass Street a distance ot thence, Thirty and Zero Hundredths Feet ••BBPHlaBBBBBB»aaHP«*«a»eWaW!WW^ (30.001 to a point which polnt.lt the 3. South Seventy-eight degrees One Northeast corner of Lot 19 Block 33. minute Fourteen seconds West (S. as shown on the said Tax Mop, 71* 01' 14" W.) along the Northerly line ot sold Lot 19 Block 33, a dis- thence, tance ol Two Hundred Forty-two J. South Seventy eight degrees One women's Fall and Holiday Sportswear and Thirty-three Hundredths Feet minute Fourteen seconds West (S. (243.33) lo a point in the Easterly 71- 01' 14" W.I along the Northerly line of New Jersey State Highway line ol sold Lot 19 Block 33, a dis- Route No. 35, thence, tance of Two Hundred Forty two and Thirty-three Hundredths Feet 3. Northwesterly on o curve lo the 1342.33') to a point In the Easterly right hoving a radius of Four Hun- up line ot New Jersey State Highway dred Eighty and Zero Hundredlhs Route No. 35; thence, Feet (4M.00 I a distance of Twenty- two and Thirty Hundredths Feet to 3. Northwesterly on a curve to the (22.30') to the Southerly corner of save and more right having o radius of Four Hun- dred Eighty ond Zero Hundredths the aforesaid Lot 17 Block 111 Feet I4N.0O') a distance ol Twenty Ihence, two and Thirty Hundredths Feet 4. North Eleven degrees Filly eight (22.30) to the Southerly corner of minutes Forty-six seconds West (N. the aloretald Lot 17 Black 33; 11* 51' 46" W.) along said Lot 17 slacks • tops • shirts • coats • dresses thence. Block 33 a distance ol Sixteen ond 4. North Eleven degrees Fifty-eight Forty Hundredths Feet (16.40) to a minutes Forty-six seconds West (N. point; thence, II" 51' 41 " W.) along sold Lot 17 5. North Seventy eight degrees One Block 33 a distance ol Sixteen and minute Thirteen seconds East (N. Forty Hundredths Feet (16.40) to a 71* 01' 13" E.) along Ihe Southerly point; thence, line ol sold Lot 17 Block 33 a dis- tonce of Two Hundred Sixty and 5. North Seventy eight degrees One Zero Hundredths Feel (26000 ) to minute Thirteen seconds East IN. the Point and Place ol Beginning. 71" 01' 13" E.I olona the Southerly line of sold Lot 17 Block 33 a opt- Contains 7,612 Square Feel ionee ol Two Hundred Sixty and Sub|ect to on easement lor slope ond Zero Hundredths Feet (240.001 to ralnoge to the New Jersey Highway Au- shop both stores for best selection the Point and Place of Beginning. thority, being more particularly de- scribed as follows; Contains 7.(4)2 Square Feel. BEGINNING al a point in Ihe West Sublect to an easement far slope ond erly line of Ntw Jersey Stole Highway drainage to the New Jersey Hlghwoy Au Route No. 35, said point being the ending Ihorlty, being more particularly de- point of the second course of Ihe obove scribed ol follows: described tract of which this is a port; BEGINNING at a paint In the West thenct, erly line ol New Jersey Slate Hlghwoy Route No. 35, sold point being the ending l. Northwesterly on a curve to the point ot the second course ol the obove right hoving a rodlus ol Four Hun- described tract of which this Is a part; dred Eighty and Zero Hundredths thence, Feet (480 00", a distance of Twenty- two and Thirty Hundredths Feet 1. Northwesterly on a curve to the (32.30) to Ihe Southerly corner of right having o rodlus ot Four Hun- Lot 17 Block 33, as shown on the dred Eighty ond Zero Hundredths Tox Mop of the Borough ot Key- Feet I4N!M'I a dlslonce ol Twenty port; thence, two ond Thirty Hundredths Feel 122 Ml to the Southerly corner ot 7. North Eleven degrees Fifty eight Lot 17 Block 33, at shown on the minutes Forty-six seconds West (N. Tax Mop ol th« Borough ol Key 11* 51' 46" W.) along sold Lot 17 Block 33, a distance of Sixteen ond Forty Hundredlhs Feet (lo.40') to a 2. North Eleven degrees Fifty eight point; thence, mlnutet Forty tlx seconds West (N. II" 51' 46" W.I along told Lot 17 3. North Seventy-eight degrees One Block 33, a distance ot Sixteen and minute Thirteen seconds East (N. Forty Hundredlhs Feet (16.40) la a 7B* 01' 13" E.) along Ihe Southerly line ol Lot 17 Block 33 a distance of point; thence. Thirty-eight and Seventy Hun- 3. North Seventy-eight degrees One dredths Feet (31 70) to a point; minute Thirteen seconds East (N. thence, 71" 01' 13" E.) along the Southerly lint of Lot 17 Block 33 a distance ol 4. South Seventy four degrees Fifteen Thirty eight and Seventy Hun- minutes Filly lour seconds East (S. dridths Feel (31.701 to a paint; 74' 15' 54" E .) a dlslonce ol The Fair Twenty-six ond Fifty-eight Hun- thence, dredlhs Feet (26.51') to a point; Master Charge • BankAmericard • American Express • The Fair Charge 4. South Seventy-lour degrees Fifteen thence, mlhules Fifty lour seconds East IS. 74" 15' 14 E * a distance of 5 South Seventy-seven degrees Fltty- slx minules Forty one seconds East Twenty six ond Flllyelght Hun (S. 77' 56' 41" E.) to a point In the dredths Feel (26.51) lo a point; Northerly line of Lot 19 Block 33 os thence, shown on the said Tax Map; thence, 5. South Seventy seven degreel Flfty- Route 35, Wanamassa 531-4949 6 South Seventy-eight degrees One slx minutes Forty one seconds East minute Fourteen seconds West (S. (S 77' 56' 41" E-) to a point In the 78* 01' 14" W.) along the said Northerly line of Lot 19 Block 33 as Northerly line ol Lot 19 Block 33 a shown on the said Tax Map. thence. distance of Eighty-tour and Eleven ROUte 70, Brielle (Next to Bnelle Furniture) 528-7222 6. South Sevenly-elght degrees One Hundredlhs Feel (14.11) to the minute Fourteen seconds West (S. Point ond Place ol Beginning. 71* 01' 14" W.) along the said Northerly line ot Lot 19 Block 33 a Contains 1,952 Square feel distance of Eighty-tour ond Eleven Feb. 11 $U0 91 The Daily Register Malik active in spy work Modrzhinskaya, once assis- iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M. y Established in IH7M—Publistaed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON rings within.spy rings The tant chief of Russia's over- Will LES WHITTEN emphasis, of course, is upon seas intelligence-gathering di- ARTHURZ KAMIN deception. „ rectorate, and her husband WASHINGTON It Is difficult, therefore, to President and Editor The irascible Soviet am- who was a lieutenant colonel bassador to the United Na- trace Malik's spy career. The in the assassination depart- tions, Yakov Malik, is active SCENE intelligence files show he be- ment, variously called "Spe- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor behind the scenes in Soviet gan as a stool pigeon for the cial Bureau Number One," Soviet secret police, the espionage. tlllllllllllllllllll Ml> 1111 •Department 13" and "Wet NKVD, in the mid 1930s when g TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1975 U.S. intelligence files tie Affain." he attended the Institute of him to the Soviet spy network Pavlichenko, his usefulness Also close to Malik have at the United Nations. "The impaired, was discreetly Diplomatic and Consular Em- Shortest distance between two points ployes. been the KI's "James Bond" activities of both 'legals' and called home. The Soviets equipment specialist A. Tish- 'illegals' have passed over his were far more successful with He reportedly remained an AND kov; KI bigwigs P.V. Fedo- desk," intelligence sources a prominent Bolivian envoy to active agent of Soviet in- tov. S.L. Tihkvinski and S K tell us. "Legals" are spies the U.N., the fUes show. The telligence as he moved up in Savchenko; and former spies with formal diplomatic stat- diplomat was recruited by the 1937 to become the deputy terror during some of the in the United State* who be- us; "illegals" are clandestine KGB in Bolivia, wangled an press chief of the Com- bloodiest years of the late dic- came KI officials. A.I. Raina, operatives. assignment to the U.N. and missariat for Foreign Affairs. tator Joseph Stalin. A.V. Gorsky and V. Zarubin then, as a paid KGB agent, Two years later, he was dis- While Malik was still a top Only once during his U.N. Another Malik associate, years, the files reveal, has helped to enlist other Latin patched to the Soviet em- man in the KI, he was trans- Americans in the Soviet spy bassy in Japan with the diplo- ferred to the U.N. as the So- according to the files, was the Malik shown his hand. This famed I.I. Agayants, who was was an impulsive, imprudent apparatus. matic rank of counselor. But viet delegate in 1048 and re- American agents quickly mained until Stalin's death in once in charge of spreading reaction to a 1971 New York All Soviet citizens who are false strategic information to Times story identifying a pop- employed by the U.N. are spotted him, according to our 1953. He served thereafter as sources, as an intelligence ambassador to Britain and confuse U.S. intelligence and ular U.N. secretariat official, prepared for the job and who is credited in Moscow Vladimir Pavlichenko, as a regularly debriefed by the specialist. then deputy foreign minister in Moscow, although the files with helping to pry France "veteran officer" of the So- KGB. Some are merely infor- Promoted to ambassador, loose from NATO. At Soviet viet'secret police. mants, but others are actual he remained in Japan during indicate he actively kept up . his intelligence associations. UN headquarters, we were Pavlichenko was not only a -KGB agents and "co-optees," World War II and immediat- unable to reach Malik, but his valuable Soviet agent but a the intelligence community's ely after the war. Then he In 1958, he was named per- press spokeman, Leonid close associate of Malik. The term for contract spies. was brought home to Moscow manent U.N. envoy, which Romonov, told us: "It would files contain detailed accounts The Soviet agents and infor- where in 1847 he became an provides sheep's clothes for be undoubtedly better and of Pavlichenko's KGB activi- mants at the U.N. are han- operational espionage official. one of Russia's most sharp- more useful if such an ex- ties while he was posing as a dled on a day-to-day basis, we The files show he was ap- toothed wolves. He is fond, perienced columnist as Mr. U.N. employe. are told, by the top KGB offi- pointed deputy chairman of this graduate of Stalin's se- Anderson did not address The New York Times reve- cial in New York City who is the Komitet Informatsii, of cret police apparatus, of tak- himself to insignificant and lation caused Malik to over- called the "residentura." But the KI as it was called, which ing the U.N. podium and unfounded topics but directed react, recalled a source with Malik has a formidable, over- was the parent head of both branding his international ad- his attention and used his tal- direct knowledge of the case. all role. the KGB secret police and versaries as "murderers and ents to cover the problems of Angrily, Malik fired off two The world's most tangled GRU military intelligence. gangsters." lessening international ten- protests to the State Depart- espionage web has the Krem- Malik gave up his formal The files list Malik's closest sion and developments of re- ment and also got U.N. Secre- lin at its center. The Soviet KI post in 1951, the files af- associates in the intelligence lations between the Soviet tary-General U Thant to com- spy system is, in effect, a diz- firm, which places him in the world. Among them are the Union and the United States." plain. Not long afterward, zy geometric design of spy center of the secret police top woman operative, YD. In Shreveport, success By JAMES J. KM I'M Kick •••mi m i inn He started earning that rep- Ernest instructs them in the utation as a boy of 11 in his art. This is followed by a Our bleak days SHREVEPORT, La. - Had native New Orleans. There shrimp cocktail with a special With the unemployment rate in Unemployment in the nation has enough of doom and gloom? CONSERVATIVE his father ran an estab- tartar sauce of its own. Then a flaming crab soup, richan d New Jersey placed at 10.3 per cent, been part of the Washington game Had your fill of heavy stuff? lishment in the finest tradi- Then consider, if you will, the VIEW tion of free enterprise: a root spicy. Then a salad of Louis- our state has the unfortunate dis- plan to reduce inflation. With fewer life and times of Ernest beer parlor in front, a speak- ville lettuce (flown in twice a tinction of having a higher jobless dollars around, their individual val- Palmisano. The story has a • ••• IKIII II •••• easy in back. Young Ernest week). Finally an entree of rate than the national average, ue is bound to increase. As valid as moral to it. began at the "dish trough." red fish topped by lump crab. which is expected to reach 8.5 per such a plan may be to economists The gentleman is the sole and while much remains to be After a while he graduated to A white wine. Irish coffee. done, an amazing start has Dessert for those not yet stu- cent before the end of this year. and government strategists, it ig- proprietor of Ernest's Supper busboy, then to waiter, then KILPATRICK Club, Inc., located at 516 been achieved. A new con- to bartender, then to assistant pefied. In 30 years as a roving down to New Orleans. There nores the human suffering and ang- Commerce Street in down- vention center will add fresh cook. reporter, I have never hit Many Monmouth County com- Ernest's agent haggles over uish that attend unemployment. town Shreveport. Until a few impetus to the area's devel- anything better. panies could have added to the Today he operates a restau- every fresh fish; he will buy years ago, the waterfront opment. Even on a dark and A Republican from Massachu- rant that draws customers nothing that has ever been frightening unemployment rolls ex- neighborhood was little more rainy night last week, Shreve Is our country raising a setts, Rep. Margaret Heckler, has from hundreds of miles away. frozen. He buys fresh crabs cept for such belt-tightening mea- than a slum. Its old ware- Square was humming with fresh generations of Ernests? It is a standing regional joke and shrimp, fresh vegetables, urged the Ford administration to houses offered shelter for rats the convivial sounds of good One wonders. If a restaura- sures as curtailment of overtime. In that Ernest's in Shreveport is specially baked bread. By come up with new employment pol- and bums. No one came to jazz and good times. And teur these days attempted to a few of our electronic estab- the best restaurant in Dallas. early afternoon, the truck is icies "unless we're willing to accept Commerce Street by night. squarely in the middle of this Every weekend brings plan- employ an 11-year-old at the lishments, labor and management back on Commerce Street. In dish trough, the Feds would a revolution in this country." modest renaissance one could eloads of hungry fans from have even worked out plans in which But a few persons had find the local institution white apron and billowing land all over him like a mush- In New Jersey, Joseph Hoffman, imagination. Perhaps they New Orleans, Memphis and chef's cap, Ernest descends shorter work weeks have been put known as "Mr. Ernest." Jackson. The restaurant seats room sauce. The demand for commissioner of labor and industry, knew what San Antonio and upon the kitchen like a great volume is so great that quali- into effect so that layoffs or firings 200; it can serve 500 a night; says he expects unemployment fig- Denver and Atlanta had done At 64, he has the trim figure cumulus cloud. His aim is ty widely gets second place. have been avoided. with comparable neighbor- of a tackling dummy and, ex- most Saturdays he turns i perfection. ures to keep increasing through away twice that number. A nation in a hurry will settle hoods. They saw a chance at cept when he smiles, the sad for the quick thaw and the March, but that employment should He comes remarkably close In any event, February is pro- "atmosphere." Most of the face of a St. Bernard. How Three Ingredients have pro- to achieving it. A typical din- fast grill. If you want the viding us some bleak days, all of pick up in April. old waterfront buildings were did he get so big? "Tasting." duced this success. These are ner begins with a platter of moral, this is it: Quality pays. which cannot be attributed to the That "bad-good" news is bol- structurally sound; they could Most of his working day is work, hard work, and even crab claws swimming in an And if you want to see for be brought back to profitable spent in his spotless kitchens, weather. stered by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's harder work. About 10 o'clock oil and vinegar sauce. If yourself, go to Ernest's in life. eternally tasting the sauces Shreveport — but call two determination to win approval of every night, an insulated guests fail to sop up the left- Statistics and percentages can, Shreveport went to work, that sustain his reputation. truck starts a six-hour run over sauce with hot bread, weeks in advance. however, provide figures that gener- legislation which will spur industrial ate more pessimism than they development and new jobs. Para- should. Translating our 10.3 per cent mount among his plans is a proposal jobless figure into human conditions to permit the New Jersey Economic means that a little more than one Development Authority to guarantee Through the wringer out of every 10 employable New Jer- about $50 million in loans for busi- seyans is looking for work. ness and industry. By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN • ••II > > Mil emergency public-employ- ler's article in the current ment jobs, though at wages "Wage-Price Law & Econom- We're pleased that the governor By closer analysis, though, not The sting from the surge of THE LIBERAL below free market ones. It ics Review," a new and ex- every one of those without a job is a is taking action. While it may be po- unemployment has been so would even like to see the pri- cellent publication, P.O. Box "family breadwinner." In today's litically popular to blame Washing- sharp that attention has been vate sector cash in on these 6134, Washington, DC, society, many families are made up ton — either Mr. Ford or Congress concentrated on immediate SIDE government-paid jobs. The 20044.) relief. Even Fortune maga- of working fathers, mothers and — for all of our economic ills, we idea would be to use this sub- Not only does this help ex- zine has gotten on the case t • 111111111111 > 111 11111111 i 11 • i children. Having one or two of those believe the state should inject itself sidized labor to rehabilitate plain the fact of the theo- and, in a revealing paragraph highest it has been in a dozen slum property and repair the retically impossible com- as forcefully as possible into rever- family members without weekly about who is and who isn't years." ruined roadbeds of the east- bination of inflation and re- paychecks is cause for uncomfor- sing the unemployment trend. Con- important in our society, has Minimizing the problem by ern railroads. The next sug- cession, but it underlines how table home economics, but it doesn't tinued inaction would have caused conceded that the number of consigning millions of people gestion will be to have the much our economy is actually jobless is too large to be kis- . von HOFFMAN necessarily spell disaster. What it misery for too many New Jersey to categories of those who government pay us all a uni- two or more economies run- sed off: aren't supposed to need jobs does, is drastically change a mode citizens and a whale of a bill in form salary and rent us out to cession in order to squeeze ning by different rules and "Despite the high rate of isn't a very promising way of of living to which we have become unemployment insurance and wel- General Motors. the inflationary pus out of the powered by different dynam- unemployment, to be sure, a attacking the problem. After At some point, however, abscess of economic self-in- ics. Government action, how- fare payments. accustomed in the past two decades. majority of the jobless are corporate America has done people are going to cast their dulgence. ever, proceeds from the er- not the principal breadwin- so much to turn us into mo- thinking beyond these Band- If that were true we could roneous conviction that it is ners of families. Roughly a bile, family-less, quasi-social Aid proposals. Even though avoid the infection with a possible to operate on one set quarter are teen-agers. About isolates, it's a patch of self- this recession isn't likely to moderate degree of right liv- of programs and policies for a delusion to think it's not nec- Sloped sidewalks a third are adult women. Still, be as severe as the great one ing. All of that, however, pre- nationally homogenous econo- essary for everybody to have the unemployment rate of the 1930s, it should raise supposes an essentially com- my, all of whose parts will re- Assemblywoman Gertrude Ber- that we are truly concerned about among married men was 3.7 the means of self-support. some of the questions which petitive, free-market econo- act in a uniform way. man, D-Monmouth, has introduced a helping the aged and the handi- per cent in December, the Fortune also believes in were debated then about the my. Then, indeed, a quick re- We could make the econo- bill in the legislature which would capped to really participate in the nature of a system which puts cessionary shakeout would re- my the consistent, across-the- require new and reconstructed side- activities of daily life. people through this kind of sult in a fast price fall and a board free market one that walks to have slopes at inter- We are confident that, if it is wringer every few years. rapid rehiring of people with the Treasury Department ^sections. The purpose is to make presented to him, Gov. Byrne will This is the sixth recession minimal income loss. It thinks it is. It would demand traveling easier for people in wheel- sign the sloping sidewalk bill into since the end of World War doesn't work that way, antitrust action of a scope II Every time it happens mil- though. and force we've never demon- chairs and to permit those with law. Besides making it mandatory lions of people lose income When we do it, only some strated we can summon up, handicaps to function as indepen- for construction in the future, it they can never make up. With prices drop. Figures devel- however. dently and as fully as possible. might also encourage municipalities the barriers to youthful en- oped by the University of Or, we can acquiesce to the to include such work in their annual trance to work and the pro- South Florida's John M. Blair fact that this is at least a two- Mrs. Berman's proposal is ex- street maintenance programs. Rath- gressive shortening of the age show that the more an in- tiered economy, the upper of retirement, the number of dustry tends to be monopolis- layer of which is controlled er than have a most desirable ac- cellent. It deserves to be enacted most people's wage-earning tic, the more likely it is to by certain major corporations into law. It would be a furtherance commodation here and there in the years is fixed and shrinking. raise prices during,a reces- and the more muscular of the of the law which requires such trad- state, we could come to expect them Each layoff means their total sion. Thus for the one-third of big unions, and go ahead on ings for entrances to public build- wherever travel takes us or the lifetime income is reduced by our economy more or less liv- that basis. What is in- ings, and. it also would recognize handicapped. that much. They can't make ing in an oligopolistic condi- excusable is to continue peri- il up, and that's no light mat- tion, drastic, tight money and odically to throw millions of ter in a society of Carthagi- old-time religion have the op- people out of work in obe- nian sensitivities which lets posite of the intended effect. dience to a metaphysical eco- A hero's recognition older people go to their (For more on this and other nomics that repeated ex- graves in penurious degrada- depressingeye-opening perience has shown to be The World War II battle on Iwo there. Because his commanding offi- tion. goodies, see Charles E. Muel- wrong. Jinia provided one of the most spark- cer and Mr. Smoyak were wounded If recessions were acts of ling chapters in the history of the in a later action, a citation of Mr. God, maybe we'd have to put up with what they cost, but Marine Corps and, in fact, of all of Smoyak's bravery wasn't written. they're not. They're planned. Today in history our military forces. Among the This came to light two years ago, This is not to assert there is In 1744, an English fleet heroes on that island 30 years ago and last month in Philadelphia the In 1922, the United States, a cabal of cruel creeps over was defeated by French and at the Federal Reserve Britain, France, Italy and Ja- was John "Smokey" Smoyak of Ea- Bronze Star Medal for heroism was Spanish men-o'-war off the pan signed a treaty in Wash- tontown. He volunteered to observe pinned on Mr. Smoyak. We're proud Board, cackling and rubbing Mediterranean port of Toulon. their hands as they map our ington limiting the size of In 1808, hard coal was first Japanese maneuvers behind their that "one helluva Marine," as Maj. miseries. Nevertheless, the their navies. used as fuel, at Wilkes-Barre, lines, providing information which Gen. Edward J: Miller described regnant theoretical premise is Five years ago: U.S. Secre- Pennsylvania. helped save the lives of his com- him, possesses a cherished piece of that, from time to time, the tary of State William Rogers In 1847, the inventor, was conferring with Eth- rades. It may, indeed, have pre- metal he so courageously earned. government must do things which regretably cause a re- Thomas Edison, was born in iopia's Emperor Haile Se- vented the destruction of our forces Milan, Ohio. lassie in Addis Ababa.

i SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1975 Hie Dofly Register 7 fSick trend' called the reason for high crime rate gered wild species are scarce, In other words, we all The Daily Register has re- read your daily newspaper - HI •• IIIMI mi loss of our irreplaceable past ive, would he still stick to the High School. and as we all know, wildlife is should, and will try our ut- ceived a copy of the following watch TV - the lead story in Again, please consider what •cruel and unusual" baloney1 The photographs accom- protected here; only choice most, so their short visit at letter for publication: Esquire - "All the world must be done and think of its Minos Rigopoulis panying the stories added lo S3 Tulip Lane wants the Jews dead" — Jo- FROM OUR priority in terms of our com- U.S. meats and other fine the jail can be converted into their value. Colts Neck, N.J 07722 seph Alsop in the Washington munity and future. For with- food products reach their an all expense paid and long King stories The King Committee appre- Mr. Gerald M. Caplan Post, "The major countries READERS out a past heritage we have beautiful climate-controlled remembered vacation for ciates your bringing to the at- National Institute of Law on the European side of the no community and no fu- cells; they regularly get they certainly earned it and 33 Ward Ave tention of the citizens of Mon- ture." check-ups and the best pos- rightfully deserve it. Rumson, N J 07760 Enforcement and Criminal Atlantic are not merely going Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllll mouth County the goals of our Justice to be neutral if war begins in Thank you for taking time sible medical treatment; col- Certainly the Kallingers' To the Editor: group: to honor the memory1 Washington, D.C. the Mideast - they are going can descend into gloom and to read the above. or televisions, recliners, maid case is not a first. It is not On behalf of the Dr Martin of Dr. King by increasing in- Dea Sir, to be pro-Arab' — William Sal- doom, go inward and with- Sincerely yours, service, modern furniture, unusual, (or scores of people Luther King Jr. Observance terracial understanding and In a recent news release fire in the NY. Times, "The draw, give up — unfortuna- Mr and Mrs. Jos Castiglioni morning, afternoon and eve- get the same treatment daily Committee may I thank you enhancing the cause of racial you stated that lawlessness is Arab leaders in Rabat have tely some will and always ning newspapers should be around the country (or the cooperation of you and justice. have. Or, we can accept the not likely to be reduced sub- decided that a peace settle- available; only the very best Despite all the criminals your staff in the excellent Erma Alston and John only Jewish alternative — to stantially because, "Crime is ment was not a worthy objec- Kallinger case attorney represents them and and their acts, the majority coverage of the 1975 King ob- Hird. co-chairmen, join me in choose life, and to face life largely beyond the proper tive, and that ultimate victory 117 W. Front St. without charge; just because of our politicians, including servance activities. expressing our gratitude ipan of government to con- over Israel was within their with confidence and faith in Red Bank, N.J they had some fun doesn't liberals, the "do-gooders" and Bob Rubin's story on the the people of Israel, our past Sincerely, trol, more restrictive laws grasp." To the Editor: - necessarily mean that their "bleeding hearts" still insist worship service at which a Jane McCosker and future. on calling capital punishment champion for civil rights, the would fall under the category The consolidation of the Now that Joseph Kallinger careers should be interrupted "cruel and unusual." It cer- Rev. Hosea L Williams of At- of represssion, and reducing Jewish position in Palestine "What we who are con- and his very able sons are fi- for so long, much less termi- BEST BUYS tainly is at that, but what lanta, Ga., was the principal the period of youth would be by the end of World War II cerned are undergoing now is nally rounded up and jailed, nated and the boys should be about the victims? I often speaker, was fine reporting ON 75's offensive to the American together with the plight of not a crisis that demands des- let's follow the usual simple out in no time, so they can wonder if any of those politi- Nadine Joseph admirably people even though the 13-17 Jewish refugees in Europe, pair, but a time of great chal- steps and be sure that among follow in their gallant father's cians have ever been in the covered the youth program on age bracket is the most crime plus world remorse over the lenge. What we do — we who plenty of fringe benefits, footsteps so that someday RATCLIFFE victim's place or anywhere juvenile justice which was prone. Nazi slaughter of six million have given our lives to huma- these are provided: they're they'll accomplish more and PONTIAC nitarian dedication and com- near it. After his ordeal, if al- held at Rumson-Fair Haven I assume, by these state- Jews, all combined to win the well guarded, for such endan- bigger things. IT. 35, UIONIOWN 541-7100 sanction in the U.N. for an in- mitment — will determine ments, that you, as director how well that challenge will of the National Institute of dependent State of Israel in 1948. be met," so said Ambassador Law Enforcement and Crimi- Dinitz. It is a commitment to nal Justice, are abdicating all It is a historical fact that Jewish survival, your own. responsibility for the contin- the UN resolution made the We must act as one — we ued and probably rising crime borders of the infant state of must be one. We must strive wave in the United States. Israel terribly unrealistic, but for new levels of human dig- Believe me, Sir, the Ameri- at that time, about 600,000 nity. can people are ready, they Jews, almost defenseless are more than willing to ac- against 70 million Arabs, sad- The first commandment of cept any restrictions that will ly accepted the partition and creation was — Let there be assure them of safety within the dictates of the UN, which light — for as long as we the law. called for the establishment reach for the light — we will not be swallowed by darkness We are bound by restric- of a new Arab nation, Pales- tine, in the remaining terri- and the night shall shine as tions now in that we can't day — Let us individually — walk the streets without fear, tory west of the Jordan Riv- er. collectively — reach for light enter our parks without fear, — and life. There is no other travel in subways without Thus that which the Arabs choice. Peace, fear, live in our homes with- now demand, the UN and Is- out locking doors, park our rael willingly gave them way Herman Meshenberg cars without having them back in 1948 But at that time stripped Just to mention a the Arabs, who now rely on Biased cartoons few. With fear there is no the UN to do their bidding, 26 Hillcrest Road freedom. repudiated the UN and five Fair Haven, N.J. It is time to start reversing Arab armies marched to de- To the Editor: all decisions of the radical stroy Israel, root and branch. From time to time I have Warren Court, all of which Now for the first time since been irked by the extreme stemmed from a pre- the state was founded, Israel bias of the cartoons on your occupation with protecting was and still Is isolated, as al- editorial page. I can under- the criminal and we need most every country, despite stand your presentation of someone at the helm who is allegiances to culture and one "leftist" cartoon, but two, willing to reverse this sick humanity, preferred and pre- to the exclusion of all others, trend. fer oil at any price, even at makes me skeptical of your Reduce the period of youth. the cost of morality and entire editorial policy. Your They must be made respon- truth. bias seems to be in line with sible for their own actions if The tragic UN recognition the tendency of the media to they are to grow to be respon- of the PLO, which lends an il- break down the respect and sible adults. Bring back the legitmate legitimacy to the regard which the general pub- death penalty and enforce it Palestinian terrorists, reflects lic holds for our institutions, forthwith. Stop releasing both the irrational anti-Israel our government and our coun- repeaters on early parole or bias in the world body today try. stupid technicalities. Make and an immoral capitulation I suggest that a more bal- the punishment fit the crime to Arab oil. The UN is now a anced presentation would be and make the sentences stick. stacked deck vs. Israel. desirable because, although For heaven sake do your job There is a growing in- we have problems (and who or find someone else who will. sensitivity to Israel. This is doesn't?), we'll solve them, The American people are the new anti-Semitism — of- and we'll be able to solve ready and eager to return to ten sugarcoated as anti-Zion- them better if both sides of the freedoms our forefathers ism or anti-Israelism or just the discussion are presented fought for, "Life, liberty and plain pro-Arabism In such a in a rational manner. wanna the pursuit of happines," free- world, Palestinian terrorists Sincerely, dom that is only possible un- are free to kill, praised for Willard Gabel monkey der the protective blanket of murder and supported by the laws and general order in our majority of nations in the Sex education society. world, free, Communist or the around for so-called non-aligned. Apt. 352B Very truly yours, Cheesequake Apartments Mrs. J. P. MaiUer Jr. Who can be optimistic Morristown Road Valentine's about future peace in the Matawan, N.J. 07747 Middle East? Recognition of To the Editor: Day? Whipping boy these criminals by the UN and the Arab world as Sex is not a prerequisite to "Let's Monkey Around" 275 Spring St. become a person. Red Bank, N.J. 07701 the sole spokesmen for three underwear by million Palestinians, who Sex is part of a person and To the Editor: self evident. When the world is in a tur- have been given no voice in JOCKEY the matter, is an outrage To understand sex is a per- moil, the "whipping boy" sonal matter between a per- throughout the ages has been that all but cancels out peace He'll go ape over when you gift him! in the. middle East. Who can son and Gm^*, person, and., a the Jew. Now that we are in priest JjM^rson and a parent Tapered; ^oxer shorts in print the midst of a frightening expect Israel to treat with cotton-polyester, sizes 32-40 boxed her executioners as peaceful or a pergfcand a physician. economic period — we are As with wind up beating heart 5.00 again under attack. Listen to neighbors? Who can expect her "to commit suicide* We of fail Brief of print nylon tricot, gift boxed. the speeches in the UN. - „ mystery should be confidential and 3.50 discussed privately except Boxer shorts in print cotton- when it offends God and the polyester, sizes 32-40 3.00 dignity of a man or woman. I honestly do not believe Solid terry socks, extra thick in red that sex should be taught to with white heart or white with red children publicly as a matter heart, both worded "love" 2.25 of course. I feel teachers who condone sex education for ele- Bath kilt of thirsty terry print 6.00 a... mentary and high school stu- dents are treading on loose ground and go beyond the province of wise instruction. I'm sure it would please God Steinbach and the public, if knowledge would continue to be dis- phone/shop toll free: 800-392-6890 persed with wisdom. (asbury park area only 774-4747) Cornelius V. Shea Poricy Park 80 Stavola Road Middletown, N.J. To the Editor: Kindly be advised that the following letter was sent to Middletown Township Com- mittee and Hon. Peter J. Car- ton since the two above men- tioned have been ignoring this urgent matter much too long: "As residents of Middle- town Township, we respect- fully urge that immediate ANY SHAPE...ANY SIZE steps be taken to prevent the OR PRICE deterioration of the Gebhardl property and parts of Poricy 9 DIAMONDS ARE THE GIFT OF LOVE V Park. Priced from $100 to $3000 Having seen first-hand the blight that is occurring on this historical landmark and its environs, we (eel that the OPEN A REE S suggestions made by Poricy BUDGET ACCOUNT Park Citizens Committee are Ma/or Credit viable and necessary. Only Cardi Honond immediate action following JEWELERS the recommended guidelines 60 Broad Street, Red Bank of the committee can result in 608 Cookman, Asbury Park the salvation of our precious Open Wed. » Frl. Ill 9 P.M. heritage. 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S.M.L.XL. 1.99 3&6W 29' jr. boys' sport & dress shirts men's knit shirt buys men's knit underwear convert-a-crib with vinyl mattress No-iron polyester/cotton'short sleeve button front Long sleeve turtlenecks, short sleeve crews! t\f\ shirts with single chest pockets. Solids, fancies. Machine wash polyester-cottons. Solids, lancies. T-shirts & briefs ol cotto'l or polyester-cotton. Full Dressing table, crib and playpen all in one! 4-7. 99- S.M.L MM cut & reinforced. Slight irregs. S.M.L.XL. With all around teething rails, telescopic legs 29.99 69< OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER -EATONTOWN, N.J. 10 The Deity Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY n. 1975 Banks, S&Ls are safe

Chances of audit 56 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiM terest rates are declining, By DAVID R. SARGENT By SYLVIA PORTER IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII between $9,000 and $10,000: short-term money market (SccMd la a series taxes, $810; interest, $757; Q - I have about $50,000 in SUCCESSFUL funds are still appropriate for of alie rdrnnas) contributions, $304; medical the bank and would like to anyone in your position. YOUR MONEY'S expenses, $395. Average de- know if it is safe Would the There are more than a dozen ductions claimed on adjusted The odds that the tax re- FDIC make good for il if INVESTING of these funds including: gross incomes of between turn you file as an individual WORTH there wai a crash and the Money Market Management, $10,000 and $15,000: taxes, of directors without incurring this year will be audited are bank failed? FU IIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllll Kemper Money Market Fund, $1,030; interest, $931; contri- any expenses in connection now an average of one in 5C Anchor Dally Income, and butions, $344; medical ex- with your services as a direc- Q — I have money to put ly within 10 days, or by the But this is an average, based Dreyfus Liquid Assets, all no quiries to David R. Sargent, ductions well below the aver- penses, $333. Average deduc- tor. into savings. Savings and transfer of accounts to anoth- on totals of all returns and load. Successful Investing, c/o this ages, you clearly are spend- tions claimed on adjusted If you had any self-employ- Loans pay more but are they er solvent insured bank or as- audits. newspaper.) ing less than other taxpayers gross incomes of between ment income without any re- as safe as banks? MR sociation. Both banks and (Column readers should in your bracket. The figures mmOUH 49TH YKAHmm ~ Your own chance of being $15,000 and $20,000: taxes. lated expenses last year, you A — Following the in- savings and loans are safe send their investment in- audited will depend on the below may jolt you into hard $1,404; interest, $1,097; contri- do not have to fill out a sepa- solvency of the Franklin Na- and sound repositories for size and type of your income, thinking about what deduc- butions, $424; medical ex- rate Schedule C (or Schedule tional Bank, there was an out- your money. the nature of your business, tions you might be over- penses, $294. Average deduc- F) as in previous years. In- pouring of material in the SAVE looking. even where you happen to tions claimed on adjusted stead, you enter the income press discussing the in- Q - I will soon have $20,000 NURSING HOME live. For instance, if you are The following is a break- gross incomes of between directly on line 37 of Form stability of the banking sys- from maturing term deposits. an individual taxpayer living down of average deductions $20,000 and $25,000: taxes, 1040 and on line 5(e) of Sched- tem in this country and I do not want again to lose FUEL in Manhattan, you had one claimed, based on returns $1,778; interest, $1,208, contri- ule SE. abroad. While some criticism liquidity, but need the highest chance in 21 of being audited filed for 72. It was prepared NAVE9NK HOUSE butions, $544; medical ex- of the unbridled expansion yield with the least possible THIS WINTER! in fiscal year 73, whereas an by the Research Institute of Still another change may in- penses, $291. crease the amount of 1974 in- which has been indulged in by risk. What do you suggest? 11-3400 WITH OUR individual living in San Kran America. some bank holding companies cisco had only one chance in Average deductions claimed come you have to report from W.H HUSKY WHITE ALUM. Average deductions claimed your lottery, racing and other is justified, our banking sys- A — Although short-term in- 52, and an individual in New on adjusted gross incomes of on adjusted gross incomes of tem "is much stronger than COMB. WINDOW ON Orleans only one chance in 58 gambling winnings. The gen- ADVI1TIHMCHT APVlRTIMtMNT between $5,000 and $6,000 between $25,000 and $30,000: the press has indicated," ac- SALE NOW. of being examined in the eral rule is that you can re- taxes, $625; interest, $494; taxes, $2,184; interest, $1,360; cording to Justin T. Watson, same year. contributions, $692; medical duce the amount of your tax- $OA00 contributions, $275; medical first deputy for the U.S. Helps Shrink Swelling Of expenses, $336 Average de- able gambling gains by the ONIY £O M* A crucial factor in whether expenses, $583. Average de- Comptroller of the Currency. ductions claimed on adjusted amount of your gambling INSTALLED (MIN. ol t) your return will be picked for ductions claimed on adjusted losses. Savings deposits in banks Hemorrhoidal Tissues Due To Shop A Compare You gross incomes of between gross incomes of between examination is how your de- But the instructions to 1974 and in savings and loans are Cant Beat Our Hetvy $6,000 and $7,000: taxes, $644; $30,000 and $50,000: taxes, Duly Window Prictl ductions compare with the av- Form 1040 make it clear that insured up to $40,000 by theInflammation. Relieves Pain & Itch. erage of other deductions by interest, $533; contributions, $2,983; interest, $1,(86; contri- butions, $1,031; medical ex- you can only offset your loss- Federal Deposit Insurance ... Gives prompt temporary relief from individuals in your income 1276; medical expenses, $531. Corporation in the first in- Average deductions claimed penses, $393. Average deduc- es against your gains if you category. itemize your deductions and stance and by the Federal hemorroidal pain and itch in many cases. on adjusted gross incomes of tions claimed on adjusted and itching in these tissues. If you deduct substantially then take the gambling losses Savings & Loan Insurance Doctors have found a remark- between $7,000 and $8,000: gross incomes of between ably successful medication that Tests by doctors proved this Vowvte more than the average deduc- taxes, $694; interest $634; con- $50,000 and $100,000: taxes, as an itemized deduction. If Corporation in the latter case. actually helps shrink swelling true in many cases. tions, the odds that you'll be you take the IS per cent stan- The depositor is protected 32 BROAD ST. tributions, $254; medical ex- $5,145; interest, $2,855; contri- of hemorrhoidal tissues when The medication used was Prep- RID BANK audited will go way up — dard deduction instead, you against loss should the bank infected and inflamed. And it aration H. And no prescription penses, $473. Average deduc- butions, $2,092; medical ex- 741-7500 even though you actually penses, $462. Average deduc- will have to include the entire fail. Both of these insurance does more. In many cases it is needed for Preparation H". tions claimed on adjusted Ointment or suppositnrirs. Op.n Mon Sol I to 5:30 Fri. 'Ill 1 spent and can prove every tions claimed on adjusted amount of your gambling corporations are in- gives relief for hours from pain dollar of the larger figures gross incomes of between $8,000 and $9,000: taxes, $733; gross incomes of $100,000 and gains in income with no de- strumentalities of the U.S. you claim. If you do stand over: taxes, $14,499; interest, duction for the cost of tickets Government and have access out, make sure you have interest, $669; contributions, $297; medical expenses, $391. $8,372; contributions, $13,444; that didn't win. to borrow from the U.S. Trea- ample proof to back up your medical expenses, $673. sury should their reserve claims. Thus, if you had big gam- Average deductions claimed bling losses to deduct against funds be insufficient. That If, however, you claim de- on adjusted gross incomes of Be warned: You cannot use these figures as you use the big gambling winnings, figure need has never arisen in the state sales tax deduction ta- your tax out both ways before more than 40 years these in- bles issued by the Treasury. deciding to use the standard surers have existed. deduction rather than itemize In the case of a failure, de- FUN The sales tax tables are offi- A cial Treasury tables and give your deductions. posits are paid in cash, usual- you the amounts that general- ly may be deducted on an in- DALE dividual's return without chal- Local Securities lenge or without having to Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 CARNEGIE prove that the amounts ac- p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- tually were paid. 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L SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975 Till P>J|) Rl jjhji I 11 Byrne is accused of abandoning community colleges By ELINOR MliLTER counties will be well down the higher education in New Jer- vancement, learning while IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII technically, return to the addition to closing the open sey." That is the mission of working, the community col- road to completion and adop- freeholders at some point for door to higher education, his By meant of hit proposed the community colleges as lege has meant all these op- tion of their own budgets supplemental funding, and budget proposes to cut back budget for fiscal 1976, Gov. stated in Phase II of the state portunities to New Jersey's In Monmouth County, for perhaps it will, but the situ- the state colleges and make Brendan Byrne hat aban- Master Plan for Higher Edu- residents — and more. Not LEARNING example, the freeholders had ation will be much more diffi- drastic reductions in the fund- doned the whole concept of cation issued only a year ago. any more! already determined that mon- cult once the budget has been ing of public schools. If the the community college in ey should be cut from the set, allocations for other de- Byrne proposals are adopted, The "open door," the second At a time when enrollments New Jersey. He has also ig- Brookdale Community Col- partments determined and a New Jersey will pay, in the chance, the opportunity for are growing, stimulated in WORLD nored recommendations of lege budget by the time the tax rate struck. The failure of years to come, an in- additional learning regardless part by the recession which the State Board of Higher governor revealed his abys- the governor and his fiscal calculable price for its failure of previous academic creden- makes out-of-state and even Education. mal plan. That cut might advisers to reveal their in- lo provide educational op- tials, learning and re-leaming away-from-home education 1IIIIMIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMI have been foregone and con- tentions earlier is inexcusable portunities for those who "To be the open door to for adults, professional ad- too expensive, at a time when the cost of everything, in- you know will mean more ceivably Brookdale might and shameful want them and need them. cluding higher education, is than what you know or what have asked for and received The uneducated and under- being driven up by inflation, you want to know. With so some additional dollars if the Apparently education is an educated will represent a far the governor has decided to much of their funding coming situation had been known in greater burden to future tax- keep the allocation for com- from local county govern- expendable item in the eyes time. of college and law school payers than the cost of their munity colleges on the same, ment, the colleges are inevi- educations utterly Inadequate level, as tably and unavoidably vulner- Of course, the college can, graduate Brendan Byrne. In the current year. able to the subtle pressures of Level dollars do not mean freeholders whose friends THE PRICE OF want to send their children to level enrollments, they mean reduced enrollments, though college. one cannot yet say how great It can't be avoided, even LOVER'S KNOTS the reduction will be. In re- with honest intentions on all LUXURY cent years budgeted costs per sides. Because they are politi- full time equated (FTE) stu- cians, freeholders are respon- dent have been rising approx- sive to requests of con- imately $200 per year, and stituents. They pick up the there is nothing to suggest phone and put in a call to the JUST WENT that the rise will slow down at local college president or di- this point. rector of admissions. Because It seems clear that in the they know the freeholders coming year, if the gover- control their budgets, college nor's approach is adopted by admission directors and presi- the legislature, the door to dents are anxious to please college will be slammed shut the freeholders. on many students. But which Magnanimously, the- gover- ones? Now the community nor has indicated that the lev- colleges will get in to the eling of dollars, of course, ap- whole nasty business of decid- plies only to the state share of ing who shall be awarded an community college expenses. opportunity for an education. Colleges are free to continue On what basis will they their growth by persuading choose? Presumably the first the county to pick up the dif- chance will go to current stu- ference. dents and then perhaps for- Now let's put that in con- mer students who have not text. When the state commu- completed their programs. nity college law was enacted, Who will be next? Will full- the plan was for the state to Ties from Roots. . . what a nice way to time students have priority pay half the operating cost over part-time students? Why with county and student each 'win his heart'. Our great selection of ties should they? Are students providing one-fourth. With op will allow you to choose from classic repp less deserving because they erating costs going close to stripes, luxurious English silk paisleys, cannot afford to go to school 12,000 per FTE student next for as many hours a week as year and the state contribu- beautifully colored solid silks, to mention someone else. How about tion frozen at $600 as it has just a few. first-come, first-served? More been for many years, and tui- equitable perhaps but what tion frozen at MOO, the pro- Priced from 8.50 to 15.00 does it really mean? When bability that counties will fur- SPECIAL START-OF-THE-YEAR SAVINGS does the race start? Will par- ther increase their contribu- Happy Valentine's Day! ents begin registering their tions is not very great. ON THE '74 VW DASHER. The 74 Dasher comes with steel- new-born to assure them a Most reprehensible in the chance at college? Will those belted radials, front-wheel drive, rack-and-pinion steering, power-assisted dual diag- governor's proposal is the who dont make it, go to the fact that he did not make it onal brakes, rear window defogger, and an electric clock. It also comes with fully top of the list for the next public until after county col- openings? reclining front seats, mileage of about 25 mpg* on the open road, and the Volkswagen leges had prepared their budgets and presented them, Owner's Security Blanket (which means we pay for all parts and labor on any repair for Or will the community col- leges resort to the techniques formally or informally, to the 12 months or 20,000 miles except fuel, filters, and regular maintenance services). All at of the four-year colleges, of- freeholders and the boards of ROOTS no extra cost. And now it all comes at Special Start-of-the-Year Savingsl fering the first opportunities school estimate. By the time summit red bank to the most successful stu- the colleges can review the dents and handing them an- disastrous figures just re- other failure to those who vealed by Gov. Byme and re- thought the open door to col- work them to see what addi- Summit open Mon. & Thurs. til 9 Red Bank open Wed. & Fri. til 9 'Mileage based on German Industry Standards (DIN-70030) tional monies are needed, the lege might offer a path out of Use your Roots charge or Amex Free parking in our customer lot - AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS failure? There are no good answers, just a choice of bad ones. Another familiar phenome- Shrewsbury Sayreville non will enter the scene when the community college limits Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Llppln Motor Car Co., Inc. its enrollment — political Shrewsbury Avenue Routt 35 pressure. Once again, who Svtuue An Open Letter To The Public From Henry Block Of H&R Block Regarding Income Tax Rebates. NOW/

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Dr. SjrgU C. VUU Jr. YOUNG SLOANE COMMODE EXPANDS MD opens INTO A TABLE THAT DINES TEN! new office M1DDLET0WN - Dr. Ser- gio C. Villa Jr. has announced immediate delivery the opening of his office for the practice of general surge- ry at 170 Rt. 35. Dr. Villa completed his me- dical studies at the South- western University College nf Medicine of the Philippines He was chief resident in gen- eral surgery at the New Jer- sey College of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark and re- ceived a fellowship in cancer surgery at the Memorial Hos- pital for Cancer and Allied Diseases-Sloan-Kettering In- stitute, New York. He is cur- rently associated with the me- dical staff of Riverview Hos- pital, Red Bank, and the Its 40x20x30 high closed, opens to 110 CAMPAIGN STYLE SLING CHAIRS . . . Emergency Services Depart- via six 15 leaves, or can use less Mar- ment of Bayshore Community YOUNG SLOANE VERVE PLUS VALUE! Hospital, Holmdel. resistant top, leaves—they fold, store be- He is a member of the hind doors. Simulated walnut grain on American Medical Associ- wood products. ation, the Medical Society of 109. immediate daMvwy N.J., and the American Col- folding chairs 2for75. lege of Emergency Physi- Tocommand attention anywhere—living room. den. study » cians. Walnut stain finish hardwood, cane-effect casual, contemporary, eclectic plans... office reception area! Dr. Villa makes his home back, black vinyl seat Fold to 21x16x6" to here with his wife and son. Easy-care saddle brown vinyl, dark pine stain finish hard- store in commode. They are members of the Tri- wood frame, brass trim. nity Episcopal Church, Red Bank. - f

•iiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii Births extraordinary value in a contemporary 7-plece bedroom IIIIIIIIIIII mill MINIMI a superb group from one of america's oldest and finest makers, RIVERVIEW Red Bank expertly crafted, featuring richly grained primavera veneers Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sulli- van (nee Mary Ann Mize- jowski), 34 Thompson Ave., East Keansburg, a son, Feb. 6. 1,295. Mr. and Mrs. Gorton Wood (nee Joan Tyler), 32 Chestnut St., Red Bank, a daughter, Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Do- herty (nee Patricia Hoppins), 400 Garden Place, CUffwood, son, Feb.7. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mal- tese (nee Evon Borges), 8 Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, daughter, Feb. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Donato Di- Meola (nee Kathleen Lynch), 24 B Glenwood Drive, Old Bridge, daughter, Feb. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salici (nee Marie Giambilvo), 120 Apple Blossom Lane, Middle- town, son, Feb. 7. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Kahn (nee Susan Sobelman), 70 E. Front St., Red Bank, son, Feb. 7. Exceptional in design and quality, sale-priced only because we obtained a great price advantage from the foremost maker. Come see the meticulous workmanship Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pulley the.beautitui markings of the primavera veneers ... the staunchness of hackberry solids... the warmth of the finish. (nee Barbara Richlan), 435 Nutswamp Road, Middletown, You get all 7 pieces sketched: triple dresser. 80x20x30" high, pair of twin mirrors. 21x50" high. son, Feb. 7. door chest on chest, 40x20x56" high, 2 night tables with pull-out trays. 27x17x24" high, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hosier queen size headboard, frame. Or have an armoire. 38x20x72" high, in place of chest—add $100. (nee Brenda Sue Wanogaites). Or'king size headboard—add $50. 901 6th St., Union Beach, son, Feb. 7.

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Red-blue floral on a beige ground 247 Broad SI Classic styling, a 69" length Ideal for limited areas, A 25-minute service in iho linen-and-cotton, mahogany stain finish seal brown velvet for traditional or eclectic plans. Plus sanctuary will be followed by hardwood base. Exceptional value I the meai Both will bo over quality extras: lined kick-pleat skirt, tilt-up head-rest by 12:45 p.m.. enabling Ihose frame for TV viewing In bed, an extra firm full size mat- who work in the area hi at- tress to sleep two. tend. Offerings will bo accepted convenient credit facilities available, for "Crop." ;i community open monday and friday nights 'til 9 hunger appeal of I he Church Work! Service. 14O BROAD STREET, RED BANK The Daily Register -old chimes ring again SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975 13 > of volunteers in Keyport STATE By ED KANAHKOWSKI S-and-10 store, I discovered that the wheels on the skates KEYPORT - There »re do- they're selling downtown it-yourself projects — and today are identified to the there are do-it-yourself proj- worn out wheels we took off Carter is Princeton speaker ects. the chime assemblies." PRINCETON - Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter When the administrative He chuckled, "I bought says the United States should seek nuclear disarmament si- board of the Calvary United three pairs of skates and told multaneously with the Soviet Union and other nuclear mili- Methodist Church decided the saleslady we needed them tary powers. last summer to refurbish the because we were rebuilding Carter, speaking at Princeton University, said the United church's inoperative tubular our church chimes. States "ought to have as our goal a level of zero nuclear brass chimes, the board "She just smiled and rang weapons. I think we should make it clear to the world that the sought repair estimates. up the sale," he said. United States is committed for peace." "We received an outof-this- The mechanical tubular The former governor of Georgia spoke last night at the in- world figure from the only chimes, like those in the bell vitation of Princeton's Whig-Clio Debating Society company we could find that tower of the Calvary United Concerning reduction of nuclear warheads by the United still repairs real chimes," Methodist Church here, are a States and the Soviet Union, Carter said, "if we got down to says Richard Goeken, now in rarity in North America. the low level I propose, then Communist China and France, his second year as chairman They produce their music who each have around 400, would be right up there with us. of the church board. when the chimes' operator Yankee ingrnuit) touches out a song on a small, "As soon as we saw that one octave keyboard that sits JCP&L buys infested marinas four-digit figure, we knew we two flights below the chime MORRISTOWN - The Jersey Central Power & Light Co. couldn't swing it by going assemblies, which are has announced it will purchase for (2 million three private that route." mounted on a skeleton of marinas which ave been damaged by shipworn infestation And they didn't. wooden beams in the church's • blamed on effluent from the firm's Oyster Creek nuclear pow- But that's where good old belfry. er plant. Yankee ingenuity comes in. "When the player presses a The utility, which is headquartered here, announced yes- "Our only recourse was a key, a signal of electricity — terday that the three marinas in Ocean County would be va- self help project. And what 220 volts of it - is sent to a cated by June, when the company would tear down existing that finally added up to was a relay upstairs," explains Mr. buildings and pilings. real detective's job," ex- Goeken. A spokesman for the company said there were no imme- plained Mr. Goeken. Made In 1JM diate plans for future use of the properties — The Oyster "After we decided to at The relay then "energizes" Creek, Sands Point and Briarwood marinas. They are located least try to fix the chimes, we an electrical coil that sur- K •fliltr ttaff pkMM •» t«rr» fKM in Waretown, adjacent to the nuclear plant in Forked River. took one down first and took rounds a metal rod on the FIVE STORIES HIGH —The 10 brass tubular wooden beams at the top of the church's flve-story- Last December the Atomic Energy Commission ruled in it apart to see what made it point of which a sturdy wood- chimes of the Calvary United Methodist Church In highbell tower. an environmental impact study that operation of the plant tick." en "striker" is affixed. Keyport are mounted on a square skeleton of changed the ecology of waterways so as to allow shipworms Just doing that was no "As soon as the coil is ener- to breed. The AEC gave JCP&L nine months to clear the dis- simple chore. gized, it creates a magnetic mechanical chimes. But sharp on the Saturday before charge canal of wood and replace pilings and bulkheads with The 10 brass chime assem- field that pulls the metal rod there's a big difference be- Christmas — roughly six materials that would not harbor shipworms. blies — five flights up atop assembly, on which the hard- tween that type of in- months after the self-help the church's brown bricked wood striker is mounted, strumentation and what we project got under way. bell tower at Third and Os- through the coil to hit the ap- have." "We probably played every West Wildwood government quits born Sts. — weigh about 50 propriate brass tube and pro- An adventure Christmas song from that WEST WILDWOOD - Nobody's at the helm of this bite- pounds apiece. duce a sound," adds Mr. Goe- "The overhaul job we did song book up there — some sized borough of 235 persons. All three commissioners have A small group of volun- ken. on those chimes must have twice," recalled Mr. Goeken, quit. teers, headed by Mr. Goeken, A return spring yanks the been the very first ever done smiling broadly. It will be up to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, to replace the late last summer began dis- rod assembly back into the on them," remarked the Rev. "People even walked out of three Republicans, who stepped down for separate reasons in membering the strange me- start position as soon as the Mr. Mills. their houses to hear the mu- recent weeks. By law, Byrne, a Democrat, must appoint Re- chanical animal, the pride of chimes' operator releases the "Maybe that was fortunate sic," he said. publicans to the vacancies until a special election can be held. craftsmen of a bygone era. depressed key. for us, because the volunteer The surge of electricity Commissioner Nicholas Herman resigned a few weeks The do-it-yourselfers soon The last tubular chimes project cost a few hundred needed to operate the chimes ago to spend more time with his family and business. discovered that unsung made in this country came dollars rather than a few took wisps of power away Mayor Nancy Dougherty and Commissioner Edward Far- heroes like leather washers, out of a craftsman's shop in thousand." from area street lights, which rington called it quits last Friday night before a meeting at- assorted pieces of wood and 1937. Said Miss Laura Hallam, began to dim ever so slightly tended by nearly the entire populace. rubber — and even roller "Our chimes were made in who plays the church chimes: in cadence to the music of the The mayor, who had feuded with the police and fire skate wheels — play impor- 1930 by the McShane Bell "I didn't take anything apart, season. chiefs, said she was resigning because of "petty bickering and tant roles in producing the Foundry of Baltimore," but I did clean things. We arguing." She also said being mayor was a full-time job and distinctive, pinging melody of points out the Rev. Roderick must've cleaned every piece Added the Rev. Mr. Mills, she was already occupied elsewhere. . honest-to-goodness chimes. Mills, pastor of the Calvary of those chimes four or five who will complete his third Farrington, who had clashed with the mayor on budgetary Detective work United Methodist congrega- times." year as pastor of the church matters, said he wanted out because, 'it is impossible for me tion. She adds: "Putting them in June: "We spent a lot of "Half the fun of it all," time making sure the chimes to live as a Christian and an American and carry out the quips Mr. Goeken, "was Church records show that in back together was something duties as commissioner." of an adventure, but I think were 'just so' and when the tracking down parts and sub- 1931 Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden weather begins to warm up, The Cape May County Republican Executive Committee stituting homemade gadgets dedicated the now very rare the most exciting part of the will recommend replacements to Byrne. whole project was getting ev- we'll climb back up there to for parts that nobody makes music-making apparatus in make more adjustments." anymore. memory of her son, Dr. Fred erything back up the stairs Senate confirms Carballo "For example," noted the Ogden. The gift which then and ladders to the top of the While many churches TRENTON — The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomi- member of the local historical cost $5,000 has matured to a tower." "write off" their aging me- nation of Deputy State Transportation Commissioner Manual society, "we found that the current value of about $40,000. Given a new lease on a pro- chanical chimes and opt for Carballo as a member of the Delaware River Port Authority. same hardware company that "Today," says Mr. Gbeken, ductive life, thanks to almost transistorized, electronic mu- CHECKING THE MACHINERY - Richard Goe- Carballo was confirmed by a 21-8 vote. Opposition was not made roller wheels for the "most churches have modem 300 "people hours" of volun- sic machines, residents in the ken, left, watches as Miss Laura Hallam unfastens to the commissioner himself but instead reflected the feeling original chimes still makes electronic chimes in their teer work by Mr. Goeken and vicinity of Third and Osborn the cover of one of the 10 rare chimes. Mr. Goeken if a bipartisan group of legislators from Delaware River coun- kids' roller skates. steeples, probably because of his volunteers, the chimes will continue to hear "the headed the group of volunteers who restored the ties that the position should have gone to someone from one of "When I checked the local the problems that arise with had their debut at 9 p.m. real thing." mechanical music-making machine. their districts. Carballo is from Princeton in Mercer County which is lo- cated on the river.^.. -His appointment "to the commission gives the state gov- ernment representation on each of the authorities that regu- Schools said not meeting late the state's major port areas. Transportation Commissioner Alan Sagner is a member of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Senate acts to extradite boy the challenge of minorities TRENTON — The Senate yesterday passed a bill that By NADINE JOSEPH the ghetto as it was for our avenue open to him is to be- ference on Civil Rights. In would clear the way for New Jersey to seek the extradition of grandfathers and great- come the meanest man in 1972, she was awarded the the son of the accused murderer of a Leonia nurse. FT, MONMOUTH - "The grandfathers," the state offi- town," Ms. Tucker pointed NAACP Service and Achieve- The bill passed the upper house 26-3 and was sent to the truth is that America's cial told a crowd of 100 in the out. ment Award. Assembly where a vote is expected Thursday. v_^i> schools are not meeting the Hexagon Auditorium. She praised the Army for The secretary of state noted Technically the measure would close a loophole in New needs of its students, particu- "Half of our ghetto youth," teaching recruits how to read that unity among races, Jersey's extradition compact with other states that presently larly its minority students," and write. creeds and both sexes was bars it from seeking the return of a non-resident juvenile sus- she stressed, "are leaving C. DeLores Tucker, Pennsyl- school so unskilled that they She said that in spite of her the only way of "erasing all of pected of a crime. vania secretary of state de- bias toward the military she these isms — racism, sex- The law was requested by Bergen County Prosecutor Jo- may never find employment clared last night at the open- during their whole adult recognized that the army was ism." seph C. Woodcock two weeks ago so that he could seek the ex ing of National Black History lives," she said. performaing "a commendable "Martin Luther King told tradition of 13-year-old Michael Kallinger. job in rehabilitating many of Week observance here. She said "a swarm of us to learn to live together as The bill has the support of the attorney general's office. The highest ranking black the educational failures" it brothers and sisters or perish The boy's father, Joseph Kallinger. a Philadelphia shoe- ghetto children," were head- recruits. woman in state government ed for lives of crime because together as fools," she said. maker has been charged with slaying a nurse in Leonia dur- ^f ««t liltr stoH photo in the country, Ms. Tucker Observance of Black His- ing a housebreaking episode that concluded an alleged three- MINORITY NEEDS — C. DeLores Tucker, Pennsyl- they didn't trust life and "What the Army can do," critized the educational sys- wanted to grow up as gang- said Ms. Tucker, "society tory Week began as Col. state crime spree involving rape, murder, and robbery. vania secretary of state, opened National Black tem as producing "a bumper Loma O. Allan, director of History Week last night at Ft. Monmouth by dis- sters and hustlers, who are should also be able to do." crop of educational failures." portrayed as successful in the Army's Equal Opportu- cussing the current needs of the black community "The prospect of getting a "Failure to make our nity Program, spoke about Population growth down and the failure of the educational system. Mai. black movies. people employable does not TRENTON - The State Labor Deparrtment reported yes- good education is every bit as save the taxpayer money, it the new role of black soldiers Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr., Ft. Monmouth command- remote for the thousands and She said Philadelphia police and affirmative action plans terday that New Jersey's population is growing at a slower er, served as host. found a five-year-old boy obliges us to spend more and rate since the economy went into decline. thousands of young people in more money on the by-prod- within the Army to increase crying in a house that resem- ucts of unemployability," she the number of black officers. The department estimated that the state's population bled a battlefield, as the body reached 7.413.680 persons by July 1 last year, an increase of said, citing the quarter mil- Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster of his murdered mother, a lion dollars pumped into keep- Jr., Ft. Monmouth command- 220.875 persons since the same date in 197Q. drug addict, lay on the floor. Officials said the figures showed a slowdown resulting in Predict 8-cent increase ing "adult Leroys" in jail (or ant, hosted the opening cere- When police asked the child 25 years. monies. The program also part from depressed economic conditions. his name, he said he was featured music by Ft. Mon- 'With a lack of new construction and funds, people are "Bad, bad Leroy Brown, Ms. Tucker participated mouth's 389th Army Band and not moving into the state as rapidly as they have in the past." in Fair Haven local rate meanest man in town" (title FAIR HAVEN - Borough Hall. pal purposes total $812,913, an with Dr. Martin Luther King a presentation of spirituals by the department said. of a pop record). in the 1965 Selma-Montgom- the Gospel chorus of the Sec- The department reported that population increased by ap- Council last night introduced Police salaries are up increase of $41,011..That total a $937,614 budget which is ex- and the $124,701 reserve for "At the age of five, he has ery march and was a dele- ond Baptist Church in Long proximately 60,000 from mid-1970 to mid-1971: 61.000 the fol- $47,500 to $202,000, which re- already decided that the only gate to the White House Con- Branch. lowing year: 49.000 the year after, and 42.000 in the 12-month pected to raise local taxes for flects the voters' decision in uncollected taxes based on a period ending last July I. municipal purposes eight November to give the 11-man 96 per cent collection rate cents to 83 cents per $100 of as- force a 15 per cent wage in- equals the total budget. sessed valuation. crease and differential be- Revenue anticipated, other Eatontown continues Elks lodge bid Early vote on Byrne tax sought Mayor W.R. (Ed) Kiely Jr. tween ranks this year. than money raised by taxes, TRENTON — Legislative leaders expressed support yes- a-mounts to $465,098, dswn EATONTOWN - Hearings to present additional wit- resident but a member of the said about 86 per cent of the As a result of voters having which began late last summer nesses. local Elks Lodge No. 2402, terday for an early vote on the Byrne administration's propos- budget increase, which approved the public question $4,651. al fora state income tax. The amount to be raised by on an application to construct Last night, Dr. Gordon B. challenged Dr. Manashil's amounts to $46,281, is prima- on the police, the chief's sala- an Elks lodge on Parker Road Manashil, 5 Marc Road, West contention that the club would After a meeting between Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and the rily due to fixed charges such ry went from $14,641 to local taxes for municipal pur- Democratic legislative leadership Senate President Frank J. poses is $472,516, an increase will apparently continue into Long Branch, told the board cause noise and traffic. as contracted services and $19,750; the captain from next spring. the planned activities at the Dodd said there was sentiment for a prompt vote on the tax salary agreements over which $13,640 to $17,750; the lieuten- of $50,932. "Do you know what any The Zoning Board of Ad- planned lodge would "affect other Elks' lodges are like in plan. the borough has little control. ant from $13,169 to $16,350: Capital improvements the seclusion" of his home, Dodd said there was serious discussion of voting on an in- No overall tax rate infor- , the two sergeants from shows a decrease of $34,009. justment last night continued the area?" he asked. "You the series of hearings until would cause traffic and light should investigate them. Most come tax bill before the legislature recesses at the end of mation was available since $12,714 to $15,150 each, and Council is putting $6,975 to- pollution, and would "change February fora month for its annual budget review the council has not yet re- the six patrolmen from wards paying off the pur- Monday, March 17, to allow Elks lodges in this area are the character of the neighbor- like morgues." Dodd indicated he personally favored an early vote. ceived data concerning how $12,304 to $14,150 each. chase of a tractor with equip- Bernard F. Boglioli, attorney hood." Sen. James P. Dugan. D-Hudson. chairman of the Senate local and regional school The police salaries and ment, $1,999 towards a utility for the Elks, to present an ad- The doctor said he based Judiciary Committee and also State Democratic Party Chair- taxes will affect the overall those for the garbage and trash truck and $4,500 for a public ditional witness to testify on Many of the residents in the his objections partly on the man, said he was not present while the vote schedule was dis- tax rate of $5.35 per $100 of department, up $6,500 Co" works truck. drainage at the 4.8-acre pro- adjacent Arlene Drive-Marc fact that outside groups would be able to use the Elks cussed. assessed valuation rate. $62,750, are included in total In other business, council posed construction site and to Road area are objecting to allow James D. Carton, 3rd, the structure. facilities and the fact that he But Dugan. considered a pivotal factor in the fate of the A public hearing on the mu- operating expenses which accepted an offer from the nicipal budget will be held amount to $708,916, up $89,844. Garden Club to landscape the an attorney representing sev- From the audience, James could see the parking lot from income tax proposal, indicated an early vote would also be March 10 at 8 p.m. in Borough area around the Fisk Chapel. eral objectors to the project. Pine, an Ocean Township his bedroom. acceptable to him. Appropriations for munici- 14 The DrilyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY FEBRUARY n. 1975 Jacquie Coard:— Her life is paced to a fast trot

STRETCHING OUT, Agatha (No. 3) and Jacquie Coard pace themselves before a race at Freehold Raceway Agatha finished fourth

By RICH MONTGOMERY While working at the Five Point Farm Jacquie drove at Freehold and placed in the money several FREEHOLD — Ask anyone around the pad- times during her first season. dock at Freehold Raceway who their favorite fe- While working for Mr Abbatiello, Jacquie met male is — the answer will invariably be, "Jacquie Frank Ingrassia, owner, who offered to lease a Coard." horse to her. "Jacquie performs with the best (men) out Since then, Jacquie has been driving strictly there," says Raceway photographer Bemie Hold- for herself, and loving it. erer. "She does a man's job, yet she acts like a Win daily double •ft lady." In Aug., 1972, Jacquie and another female To Jacquie, all smiles, the feeling is mutual. JACQUIE COARD, female driver, Sandi Fischer who was at Freehold that "I love being here. In all sincerity, the Freehold driver at Freehold Raceway, day, broke a world record by being the first wom- people are the greatest bunch to work with. I dresses warmly before a brisk en drivers to win a dally double. Sandi won the couldn't be happier. At first there was a little first race, Jacquie the second, at Freehold. race scepticism as to whether I could handle it, but the other drivers fully accept me now," she acknowl- In addition to the horse she leases from Mr. edged. Ingrassia, Miss Coard is a half-owner to two horses, Jewel Lavawn and Pun. She is presently To Jacquie, 28, horses have been a way of life. sole owner of Eastwood Jerry, a horse she bought The S ft. 7, 120-pound blonde has been driving trot- in England while home for Christmas. Her win- ters and pacers since her childhood in Norwich, nings average more than 913,000 a year per horse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii England. "I'm hoping to get a really good horse through "The reason I took to driving trotters instead breeding," said Miss Coard. "But it's going to take of thoroughbreds is because Lord Langford's Bod- a while." rhyddan Estate was just three or four miles from my home." Jacquie says she has no special diet to keep The Bodrhyddan Estate is a large standard- her weight down, she eats whatever she wants. "I bred breeding and training farm. don't have any weight problem, I guess it's the ex- Slicking with trotters ercise." "Riding thoroughbreds seems so impersonal to Apparently it's true, because she is well re- me," continued Miss Coard. "It seems as if every- ceived as an occasional model In the track's own one is in it for the money, not for the sport. It's fashion shows, put on every Thursday. strictly big business, and that's not for me. I'm "I'm no women's libber," commented Jacquie. planning on sticking with trotters as long as I en- "I have my own lib, and I guess I prove myself a joy it." capable woman." . Jacquie worked for Lord Langford for four Like most other drivers, Jacquie would like to years prior to coming to America, doing every- race more, and she thinks year-round racing, thing from jogging and training horses to breaking which was recently adopted by Freehold, Is a good yearlings.as well as driving the Estate standard- idea. breds in local races there. "I don't think it puts an unhealthy strain on While working there, a friend told Miss Coard the horses," she said. "If you stagger them prop- about the Five Point Farm in Colts Neck, N.J., erly, so each horse gets about a week to rest, it's owned by Anthony Abbatiello, where someone with perfectly all right." She did add, however, that, her qualifications was needed. Jacquie decided to "It would be a bit more pleasant if the weather come to America in 1970, and asked Lord Langford were warmer." to write to the breeder/trainer. As if she isn't doing enough already, Jacquie Mr. Abbatiello agreed to hire the "real Eng- plans to keep her horses "in the family." She and MULLING IT OVER are driver Jacquie Coard and Terry lish girl who knew her horses well," and she Mr. Ingrassia plan to get married some time late Walter as they head for the paddock after a race. worked there for three years. this fall.

Scribe passes the humble pie

Dear Readers: Pass the World Book Insurance ... Oc- one to get this message Even if drinking is the "in" humble pie. I've done it cidental Life is waiting ..." across to the public. Here it thing in your crowd, it again. This time to the insur- And so it went. The first let- ANN LANDERS is: "IF YOU DON'T KNOW needn't crowd you out. Learn ance companies. ter came from Pierre G. WHAT A WORD MEANS - the facts from Ann Landers's Remember the letter from Rothstein of Chicago and then LOOK IT UP." booklet, "Booze and You — place the money before we the right to bring suit against the young man whose uncle hundreds followed. I have two unmarried sons For Teen-Agers Only." Send found out what he had done. the forger. had throat cancer and com- So this is to tell you that al- living at home and I've lost 50 cents in coin and a Jong, We might have been spared mited suicide? The nephew most all insurance companies My Chicago banking con- count of the number of in- self-addressed, stamped enve- all this grief had one person greatly admired his uncle's will pay on suicides, provided sultant suggests that you vitations they've received ad- lope to Ann Landers, P.O. been alert. Why did they give wisdom. He put it this way: the policy has been in effect write to the senior office of dressed to: "Mr. XYZ and Box 1400, Elgin, Illinois 60120. him a duplicate passbook? "His business was in perfect for two years. There are ex- your bank if you wish to re- Escort." How could so many people in order. He had money in the ceptions however, so check cover the money and prose- Isn't it shocking the number the respected profession of BE&T BUYS bank. AU his debts were paid YOUR policy for special cute. My advice is to try to of ignorant people there are banking have used such poor and his wife will benefit from clauses. Mea culpa — and get that boy into therapy. in this world? Sign me — ON 75's a very nice insurance policy. shame on me. judgment? — Syracuse, N.Y. Educated In The Dark Ages Had my uncle spent his mon- Dear Ann Landers: My hus- Dear Syracuse: I find it fas- Dear Ann Landers: I know Dear Ed: I've had worse RATCLIFFE ey on hospitals and doctors he band and I accumulated cinating that the thrust of you don't write an etiquette shocks in my time. But PONTIAC would have impoverished his (2,500 in a local bank by de- your complaint is that the column but you are the best thanks for writing. >T. 35, lATONlOWJt S4i-7t00 Shown r> OjF/^ Three elegant two-thirds yTMr" new designs in the family and suffered a great positing }5 and $10 a week. bank employees "were not actual size ^•rfL^* warm lustre of Our 20-year-old son, who does alert." The real tragedy is deal of physical agony. The A*^ designer-craftsmen. because cancer of the throat ther's signature to our joint they ask the victims to sign JT Handsomely gift-boxed. is not always fatal and had he account. un affidavit giving the bank $10.95 each $10.93 with matching childrens wear? Including chains 24 inch chain. sought treatment he might Having successfully made Ur have beaten the rap. his first withdrawal, he pro- POPULATION PROBLEMS My second statement was a ceeded to forge his father's RUMSON - Mrs. Jane the best buys are at bummer: "It's a rare insur- name at this bank and in oth- Green of Planned Parenthood ance policy that pays off on a er branches in the city. With- of Monmouth County will the YOUTH CENTER suicide." in two weeks he emptied the show a film and lead a dis- The morning thai column account of all but $5 cussion concerning popu- appeared, the Chicago Sun- ••> After the first withdrawal lation, famine, nutrition and OLD WAGON GIFTS Times switchboard lit up like he requested a duplicate bank family planning at tonight's 8 at John L. Hendrlckson's a Christinas tree. "Prudential book and was given one so he p.m. meeting of the Junior OLD WAGON FARM calling . . . Mutual of Omaha could return the original to League of Monmouth County Rt. 35 and Laurel Ave. Holmdel on the line . . George H^er- our home, using the duplicate here in league headquarters, the YOUTH CENTER is in RED BANK at 20 BROAD in the hope that he could re- Donald Peseux — Mgr. mann and Company . ' Center St. SHREWSBURY. N J. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11 1975 The Daily Register 15 Tropical Key Lime pie

By BARBARA GIBBONS and fresh lime juice. Wait one minute until soft- ened, then add boiling water. Cover and blend on MIAMI — If you have to count calories, watch SLIM GOURMET high speed until all granules are dissolved. Add out for the tropical devastation known as "Key sugar substitute, evaporated skim milk, water, Lime Pie." This supersweet treat weights in at 400 pudding mix and lime rind Cover and blend or 500 calories a slice. Or more. smooth. In fact, some fersions are so sweet that even the packaged graham cracker crust, available in most Chill in the refrigerator about 20 minutes until most confirmed sweet tooth may find them supermarkets. For an even lower calorie treat, mixture begins to set Spoon into prepared pieshell cloying. Even if you don't have to count calories, skip the crust and follow our directions for Key and chill several hours until firm. Pie may be gar you may like our slimmed-down recipe better. Lime Parfaits. * rushed with lime twists and prepared low calories Many key lime pie recipes are made with SLIMMED-DOWN KEY LIME PIE whipped topping mix. if desired. Serves eight. 175 sweetened condensed'milk as their base. This sug- packaged ready-to-fill crumb crust calories each. ar-enriched canned milk is over 1,300 calories a 1 tablespoon plain gelatin KEY LIME PARFAITS - omit pieshell from can. But our adaptation uses evaporated skim 'A, cup lime juice previous recipe Prepare filling according to direc- milk — only 287 calories a can, and very like but 1 cup boiling water tions. Then, whip three eggwhites and a pinch of terfat. Our recipe is also made without eggs or sugar substitute to equal % cup salt until still and fold into prepared filling Spoon egg yolks so this Key Lime Pie is cholesterol-safe. 13-ounce can cold evaporated skim milk mixture into parfait glasses and garnish with lime If possible, make this pie with freshly ' 4 cup cold water slices. Chill several hours. Serves eight. 94 calories squeezed lime juice for the best flavor. Unsweet- 4-serving package instant vanilla pudding mix each. ened bottled lime juice may be substituted: Don't optional: pinch of grated lime rind More slim treats with mixes. Send a stamped be tempted to tint the tilling with food coloring. optional: thin lime slices for garnish self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to "Slim Key Lime pie is never served green. optional: prepared diet whipped topping mix Gourmet Mix Tricks" in care of this newspaper, 50 This is a refrigerator-style pie, made with a In blender container, combine plain gelatin West Shore Trail. Sparta. N.J. 07871. Valentine food has bit of whimsey By CECILY BROWNSTONE planner will confine the pink to VALENTINE CRE\M 8-ounce container light cream whiskey and light cream; add Associated Press Food Editor dessert to celebrate February 1 envelope unf lavored gelatin 8-ounce container sour cream sour cream and beat until 'a cup sugar Halved fresh or thawed fro- smooth. Pour into a serving R tgltltr »o« photo 14 and let it go at that. First came Pink Teas. They We're all for this remaining 10-ounce package frozen sliced zen strawberries for garnish bowl (about Pi quarts i or indi- DEBUTANTE TEA — Becoming acquainted at the Monmouth County Co- sweetened strawberries, vidual serving dishes (prefera- tillion Committee's Debutante Tea Sunday In Gibbs Hall, Ft. Monmouth, appeared in Victorian days and touch of whimsey. And so for a In a medium saucepan thor- all the dishes on the menus had Valentine party we tested a de- thawed oughly stir together the gelatin bly glass) and chill until set. are, left to right, Connie Goodlng, 17; Sandra Gaddis, 17, Mrs. James a touch of pink color. The ham l-3rd cup light whiskey Before serving, arrange Fields, co-chairman, and Stephanie Smith, 18, all of Red Bank. The 25th an- lightful creamy dessert made and sugar. sandwiches for the teas, as sug- with strawberry puree. One of In an electric blender whirl halved strawberries on top of j nual Cotillion will be staged May 18. gested by one cookbook author our men tasters, not the most strawberries and their syrup cream in the shape of a heart. at the end of the last century, confident of cooks, was really Newcomers for a few seconds — just Makes 6 to 8 servings. could be rolled and tied with taken with the offering and enough to puree; stir into gela- Note: The light whiskey used - pink silk ribbon! In the first asked a bit wistfully whether it luncheon set tin-sugar mixture. Heat gently, in this recipe is a com*-, half of our own century the all- was hard to concoct. We were MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. stirring with a rubber spatula paratively new beverage with a Debutantes prepare for pink food decor was narrowed happy to assure him it was not, John Coutlee, 12 Volt Place, I including around sides of pan) less robust body and more sub- down to St. Valentine's Day. as you will find should you try is chairman of the Feb. 15 until gelatin and sugar dissolve. dued flavor than traditional Now the chances are a party- the recipe. noon luncheon and fashion Remove from heat. Stir in American whiskey. 25th Monmouth Cotillion show to take place in Old Or- chard Inn, Eatontown, under FT. MONMOUTH - Eighty-nine high ies. the auspices of the Middle- school senior girls attended the Debutante Tea The committee recognizes the achieve- Marlboro Auxiliary town Newcomers Club. A col- hosted by the Monmouth County Cotillion ments of outstanding students and encourages lection from The Berry Committee Sunday here in Gibbs Hall. black youths to attain and maintain high stan- Patch, Fair Haven, will be dards in personality, deportment and citizen- adopts new program modeled. The tea was to acquaint the prospective ship. Mrs. Coutlee's vice chair- debutantes with the aims of the committee for MARLBORO - An in- India, Korea, China, Albania man is Mrs. Steven Bachner. its 25th annual Cotillion, which will be staged tensified program of cultural and the Philippines The Aux- General chairman of the Cotillion com- Their committee includes May 18 in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Last exchange for foreign-born iliary is enlisting the support mittee is Avery W. Grant, Long Branch. Other Mrs. Frank Capaci, Mrs. Wil- year the committee awarded more than $3,000 residents is the newest proj- of the community in provid- officers are Mary Moore, Eatontown, first liam Wolf, Mrs. Jeff Berger, in scholarships to deserving youths. ect adopted by the executive ing social contact with these vice chairman; Castle Greer, Sea Bright, sec- Mrs. Bill McConnell, Mrs. board of the Marlboro Hospi- residents. Anyone interested Robert DelliPaoli, Mrs. Wil- To qualify as a debutante each young ond vice chairman; Mary Gilmore, Long tal Auxiliary. io the program may call Mrs. liam Doyen, Mrs. Ted Sand- woman must be a senior in high school, single, Branch, corresponding secretary; Anna Sim- Mary Deighan, Buttonwood ers, Mrs. John Labarowski not betrothed, of good character and must mons, Red Bank, recording secretary; Ray- Nafi Kiremitci, M.D direc- Road, Middletown, or Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Roura. have attained an average of 80 or above dur- mond Williams, Red Bank, treasurer and Meta tor of research and training Gloria Butkus, Inlet Ter, Bel- Yapp, Long Branch, financial secretary. ing a three year period in her academic stud- at the hospital requested the mar. PLANTS help of the membership in de- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - r . veloping this new aspect of AUXILIARY MEETING The Sisterhood of Temple the residency training pro- WEST KEANSBURG - Shalom, Ayrmont Land, will 1 Club gram at a board meeting Make A Date The Ladies Auxiliary of Bay- meet Feb. 18 at 8:30 p.m. The here. shore Unit Disabled American program will concern the A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Veterans will meet Feb. 17 at proper selection and care of Dr. Kiremitci explained ) tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each addi- | shows 8 p.m. in the DAV Hall, plants. Refreshments will be VALENTINE CREAM—Strawberry puree gives it that the object of the pro- \ tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; Eighth St. served. a debate pink color. '( $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; gram is to acquaint the resi- | $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. $10.00 for 20 dents with the American cul- days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before I crafts ture. "In order to understand the patient's psychodynamics ) publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for the \ NEW SHREWSBURY - I Date Secretary. and conduct effective psy- \ Members of the New Shrews chotherapeutic treatment, a i Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- : bury Woman's Club will dis- psychiatrist must know the j al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- ) play their art work, needle- patient's social values, pat- { dletown. Dial 671-3319. \ work, and assorted hand- tern of living, thinking and ( crafted items by judging feeling," he said. FEBRUARY 14, 15 • Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the Atchison School, Sycamore Laurel "Evening of Comedy" - To be presented at Long He quoted the American ! Ave. \ Branch Jr. High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Donation Medical Association, "Effec- { $100. Also, Mrs. John R. Gable tive participation In the me- Jr. is coordinating a fashion dical management of patients Pine Tree Players in Agatha Christie's "Ten Little Interiors show featuring ensembles is impossible without an ap- Indians." Community Playhouse, Third and Madison made by club members. In- propriate degree of apprecia- Aves., Spring Lake. Evenings 8:30; matinee Feb. 15 at 2:15 p.m. Tickets at door. Information, 681-8868. cluded will be the wedding tion by foreign trained physi- gown and attendants dresses cians of the cultural back- that Mrs. Gable made for her grounds of their patients. Washington FEBRUARY 16 daughter's marriage. Such appreciation is unlikely Old First United Methodist Church Museum, Locust in the absense of a carefully Aye., W. Long Branch, Exhibit and Demonstration on Winning items will be en- Early and Antique Americana. 2 to 5 p.m. Admission planned program of contact tered the Fifth District free. with a wide cross section of Achievement Day com- American family life." petition. FEBRUARY 18 At Marlboro the program "SALE"! "Chinese Auction," sponsored by Belford-Port Mon- Mrs. Lawrence J. Kirk is includes religious under- Great savings on furniture mouth Mini Day Care Center, at Buck Smith's, at 8 p.m \ chairman of the benefit cock- standing and English profi- Admission $1.50. Refreshments, door prizes. \ tail party planned for March ciency provided in weekly you realty want~not the furniture 16 here in the Factory. seminars by clergymen of the Physicians from Rivcrview Hospital will present a three major faiths. program for men and women on the topic of Breast Tu- someone wants to get ridof ! mors. This will be given in the auditorium of Red Bank Seniors receive There are nine physicians Catholic High School on Broad St., Red Bank, at 8 p.m. You have never seen a contest honors in the program representing store so packed with Sofas, Loveseats, Chairs...20% to 50% Off! Admission free. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Area students named 1975 quality furniture...so Occasional Tables 10% to 40% Off! FEBRUARY 18,19 Groups plan jammed with tremendous 1975-1976 Rumson kindergarten registration. 9:30 to 11 Betty Crocker Family Lead- Beds & Night Tables 25% to 70% Off! a.m. at Dane-Porter School. Age requirement 5 yrs. age ers of Tomorrow are Linda G. 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"" )ol superintendent, and TYNDALE • OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 Woolford, Mrs. Garret 1 APRIL 6 merm>«rj of the school board Schanck and Miss Mary Jane IMPORTS SATURDAYS 9 TO 5 30 "Vacation Auction" — (13th Annual). Sponsored by will atte^Uw committee Schwartz. and many others! Middletown Jaycees. Over 120 fun-filled vacations to be members include Tom Sor- sold to the highest bidders by B. G. Coats at the Molly rentino, Al Garity, Rick Eck- The Monmouth Court House 1 Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, 1 p.m. For vacation list, write hart, Dan McCormick, Steve Chapter presented an >r#ri- Jaycees, Box 184, Middletown. Tickets $1.00. Bogen. Ray Springberg and can flag to Brownie Troop L Sandy Liebesman. 117, Marlboro. SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1975 TRS, Bishops prevail

By GREIG HENDERSON his girls pulled out to a 1-0 Henry Hudson suffered - dreamworld," said TRS vantage lead before Anne Augustine while leading the team in coath Fran Childers when A man-to-man press in toe WALL TOWNSHIP -» To- put the first two Henry Hud- scoring with 14 points. questioned about the task she second period befuddled a morrow night's finals of the son points on the board. Asbury Park's supremacy and her girls face tomorrow. Long Branch squad that saw Shore conference girls' bas- The Blue Bishops' Colleen was never really questioned, The Indians have the dis- Toms River South steal pan ketball playoffs will see a Collins connected for eight of although coach Parker spoke tinction V being the only after pass. Kathy Lupicbuck fired-up Asbury Park squad her 12 points in the first quar- warily of his team's perform- team to derail the Blue Bish- accounted for a number of (16-1) take the floor against ter to put her team eight up ance. op express in two years. these thefts which she turned the team that made the Blue on an Admiral squad that was "We have very good shoot- into baskets to give her a Bishops' second undefeated "I believe Asbury Park will team-leading 15-points shooting from the perimeter ers, but they didn't like to be ready for us, so all we can season just a dream, Toms of the court and only occa- take their shots," he said. Kathy Baker, finding ma- River South (18-2). hope to do is control the ball- neuverability limited, was sionally hitting. "The man-to-man coverage game," said coach Childers. Asbury Park rolled over Betty McGuire took up was good, but not as good as only able to score eight points Henry Hudson Regional (16- where Miss Collins left off, expected." He added his team First quarter action last in the game, just two in the 4), 5618 to get another shot at dumping in six points, with must perform better, if anoth- night was tough, both teams first half for the battling the Indians here tomorrow at teammate Pam Reaves er conference crown is to be having the lead at one time or Branchers who found them- 8 p.m. sweeping the offensive boards expected. the other. The Indians wound selves slipping away from the Toms River South gained — a department in which "Our kids are still in up on top of a one-point ad- hard-charging Indians. entrance to the showdown by sinking Long Branch (14-3) 37-22, the Indians' full-court press playing havoc with the Green Wave's offense. Monmouth works defense "We began the game very well," commented Asbury Park coach Milton Parker as

G Finkblner 6 3 14 Levin Mies 0 0 0 Baker to shut off Pioneers' bid Lupichuck 6 3 IS While Bonoslok 3 0 4 Howard In the second period, Mon- "Both teams were eager. Hw 1 0 1 Montgomery By RICH NICOLETTI took the number one ranking Flsk 0 0 0 Tomolno away from Monmouth after mouth never lost the lead, but That explains all the fouls," Ellis 1 0 1 Robcrtl I WEST LONG BRANCH - Goeckner 0 0 0 Glllard ° : A tenancious Monmouth Col the first two weeks of the sea- ran into foul trouble. The Pio- said Bill Boylan, the Hawk McDermott 0 0 0 - lege zone defense spelled son, took advantage of a num- neers went to the line for 33 coach. "These two teams Tamil It S 37 Totoh attempts and came away with were really gunning for one Toms River S I IS 10 -37 trouble for the state's top- ber of Hawk turnovers early Long Branch.... 7 3 -33 another because of the state rated small college basketball and swept to a 12-point mar- only 18 points. AU>o> Portll.) Mary ranking." G F T team here last night. gin in the first four minutes Coillm II Shrakowiu of the game. The Hawks (15-4) played in Still, Boylan was still not B.McGuIrt S 3 13 Allison foul trouble throughout most Rtoves 7 0 14 Augustine Monmouth, trailing, lft-4, in happy with the number of Mlllnes 4 0 I Ait However, Monmouth's zone of the second half. Ernie Bel- Hawk turnovers which totaled Itttllttr ilotl ptlolo Meglll 4 0 I Slryker the early moments against Gamble 0 0 0 Delleti William Paterson, came up began to take effect. In fact, linger, Jeff Rush and Jack 34. DRIVING FORCE — Long Branch's Karen Baker fouls Toms River South's C.McGuIre 0 0 0 Brink MBonner 1 0 3 Kovk the Hawks held the Pioneers Hill all fouled out. Bellinger "They had the game in C Banner 0 0 0 Sunoi with a roadblock zone defense Kathy Lupichuck (40) as the latter drives to the basket in last night's Shore and roared back for a 65-58 scoreless for 8:27 wflile they went to the bench with 6:50 their pocket late in the second Conference girls' playoff game. Miss Lupichuck scored a game high of 15 Totals 25 6 56 Total! . II left in the game. Rush took a half, and still they had to go Asbury Pork. lT I! II -56 victory, the Hawks' sixth in a scored 14 straight points and points as TRS won, 37-22. Henry Hudson 4—11 row. grabbed the lead they were seat at 5:45 after scoring a charging up and down the The Pioneers (14-5) who never to yield. game-high of 22 points. court." An eight-point spurt early in the second period gave Mon- mouth an eight-point buldge. Knicks facing possibility William Paterson chipped it down to five at 6:50, but a seven-point scoring spree that ended at the three-minute mark, put the game out of of not making NBA playoff reach. Monmouth was able to NEW YORK (AP) - The which started the season with own." would hinge on the new wild- crack the Pioneer zone — a New York Knicks, surprise a 17-8 record before slumping The two losses to Boston card setup whereby the third- feat Boylan hasn't witnessed winners early in the season, to its present 27-27? were embarrassing. The Cel- place team with the best much this season. While the have now surprisingly slid to "We weren't as strong as tics won Satuday's game at record in each conference Hawks committed 34 turn- the .500 mark. we started out, and we're not Madison Square Garden 128- makes the playoffs. overs, they still managed to They have lost It of their as weak as we have been 102, then won in Boston 105-88 Thus, the Knicks would get the ball Inside enough last 29 games. Unless things playing lately," said Coach Sunday in a regionally tele- qualify if their record was times to Rush for key flas- turn around fast, the proud Red Holzman, whose club vised game. better than the No. 3 team in kets. Knicks face the growing pos- dropped to the .500 mark with The Knicks are third in the the Central Division. As of Ironically, Monmouth has sibility of not qualifying for a pair of weekend losses to NBA's Atlantic Division, be- now, that is Cleveland, whose never lost to William Pater- the National Basketball Asso- the Boston Celtics. "We have hind Boston and Buffalo. If record is 26-27, only one-half son in 12 meetings. ciation playoffs for the first game below the Knicks. problems matching up they hold off the improving Boylan, while not pleased time since the 1965-66 season. against some clubs, but for Philadelphia 76ers and finish New York's biggest prob- with the many Hawk fouls, What happened to the club the most part we can hold our the third, their playoff hopes lem has been the front line, couldn't complain. "I have a where Holzman still is search- lot of respect for Norm Van ing for the right combination Arsdalen (referee). He's one 9 to replace center Willis Reed of the best in the business. and forward Dave DeBuss- No, they were just very eager 'Judy punches way chere, both of whom retired and there was a lot of defense after last season. out there tonight," he said. John Gianelli remains the starting center, but the ab- Statistically, the game sence of a top power forward wasn't as close as the score into Hall of Fame like DeBusschere has spot- indicates. Monmouth shot 56 lighted his weakness off the per cent from the floor to the NEW YORK (AP) - Wil- every day he had me sparring around. boards. He is averaging ba- Pioneers' 41 per cent. liam "Judy" Johnson was with my sister. She was older, "One day, her glove slipped rely eight points and eight just a youngster growing up but daddy told me I couldn't off and when she bent down rebounds per game. Jurgensen 10 Bellinger in Wilmington, Del., when his hit her in the face and I to get it, I let her have it Wagner 5 Hill 5.1 Phil Jackson opened the Brown It Rush 10 3 13 father decided he ought to be chouldn't hit her in the chest good. After that, daddy said DeYonker 6 Mono 0 0 0 season as a starting forward, Ploch 0 Ttrry 4 3 10 a prize fighter. and I couldn't hit her in the he didn't think that boxing but was not as effective as Dor sty 1 Tallty 1 0 I Walenio 7 McDowell 0 I I "Daddy got me a pair of stomach. I had no place left was for me." when he was used coming off Iverson 3 Doron 1 0 3 and she used to belt me Smith • Butler 4 3 N gloves," said Johnson, "and And so one not-so promising the bench. So second-year pro MAKING HIS MOVE — Monmouth College's Ernie Bellinger (24) works Gallagher 0 0 0 ring career ended, replaced Mel Davis has replaced him his way around John Walenza (44) of William Paterson during last night's Totals 30 II SI Totals wm. Paterson... 34 14 by a baseball career that led as the starter in recent game at Monmouth College. Monmouth won the game, 65-58. Monmouth 31 17 Johnson to the Hall of Fame. weeks, but he too has not pro- Rutgers dropped Elected yesterday by the vided the consistency Hol- special committee on Negro zman has been seeking. f Leagues, Johnson will be in- "That's been our biggest ducted into the Cooperstown, problem, consistency," said from elite 20' N.Y. shrine on Aug. 18 along Holzman. "With all our young Ali turns benevolent NEW YORK (AP) - The fourth-ranked Wildcats from with Ralph Kiner, Bucky Har- guys we've had trouble get- Hurryin' Hoosiers are still Kentucky moved up one place ris, Billy Herman and Earl ting our momentum." NEW YORK (AP) - Mak- pion said yesterday. Ali said his charity plan will Wepner also was present at first, but their frantic pace is each.* Averill. In an effort to bolster the ing money from fighting has Why? begin with his defense against the news conference, as was being matched stride for Also jumping a notch in the Johnson was a standout front line, Holzman swung a become so easy that Muham- "I feel real guilty making Wepner March 24 at the Ken Norton, who will fight stride by the Bruins, Terra- poll was North Carolina third baseman in the black deal with the New Orleans mad Ali wants to spread it so much money so easy," said Cleveland Coliseum. Oscar Bonavena at the Capi- pins and Wildcats. State, fifth this week, while leagues and compiled a life- Jazz at the trading deadline around. Ali, who claims fighting has A news conference formally tol Centre in Landover, Md., Alabama held on to No. 7 time batting average of over Feb. 1. A pair of NBA veter- After expenses and taxes, set him up financially for the announcing that fight was the as part of a closed-circuit The Indiana Hoosiers rip- with victories over Vanderbilt .340. But he retired in the late ans, center Neal Walk and Ali's share of future fights rest of his life. "Fightin' stage for Ali's announcement television doubleheader with ped off two more victories and Tennessee. 1930s, well before Jackie Rob- guard Jim Bamett, were ob- will go to help groups such as George Foreman was an easy of his future purses and his the title fight. last week, running their sea- Losses by Southern Cal and inson broke baseball's color tained from the Jazz for re- the NAACP, the Negro Col- $5 million. Fighting Chuck call to other wealthy Blacks Wepner, a liquor salesman son record to 22-0. And the na- Oregon helped shuffle the top line and opened the major serve guard Henry Bibby, a lege Fund and the Black Mus- Wepner will be an easy mil- "to come out of their holes from Bayonne, N.J., said he tion's only undefeated major teams further. leagues to black players. top draft choice and cash. lims, the heavyweight cham- lion and a half." and help their people." fully expected to make the college team stayed atop The most of his title chance which Associated Press major col- i •••• • t •• i • in in s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii ii iiiiiti > inn comes after a 10-year pro ca- lege basketball poll, claiming reer. He is getting $100,000 for the first spot on all 43 ballots his title bid, 10 times greater cast by a nationwide com- than any previous purse he mittee of sports writers and Grid heads knock against Brick wall has earned. broadcasters. Wepner is scheduled to be- The biggest slip of the week The naming of Rich Tilton as the new head varsity foot- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii illinium i iiniiiiiiiiiniihi Sparked by All-Monmouth County Rod Morton, The Daily gin training in Cleveland was suffered by the Louisville ball coach at Neptune High School has reduced the number of about March 3. Ali will start Cardinals, who fell from third Register's "Offensive Player of the Year" and one of the vacancies in the Shore Conference "A" Division to two. The most complete performers in the state, Neptune showed evi- working out there March 14. to sixth after losing a Mis- jobs left open by the resignations of John Amabile at Middle- Both men will train in the Co- souri Valley battle to Tulsa, dence of football rebirth last season. However, Kirschner, res- town Township and Frank Spaziani at Raritan still must be ting his case, yielded the job to Tilton, the 33-year-old aide liseum. 82-77. For Louisville, it was filled the second loss in 18 games. CHUCK who served six seasons as line coach and the last four as de- A total of 31 candidates, both from in and out of the sys- fensive coordinator. UCLA held on to No. 2 tem, reportedly have applied for the Lion tamer's job. Addi- Tilton, a Freehold High School graduate who went on to Roses wilt while the third-ranked Terra- tionally. Middletown athletic director Phil Braun. with the ap- TRIBLEHORN play two years at Villanova, knows full well the work cut out pins from Maryland and the proval of^he Board of Education, has the task of naming a for himself. He's been around the "A" Division long enough to head coach for the township's second high school which is to Celtics Tt»T»WH> know the magnitude of the job ahead, and he accepts the scheduled to open ils doors and participate in the Shore Con- BELMAR - St. Rose of The Top Twenty, with firjl place voles challenge. Belmar (11-7) fell victim to In parentheses, season records and lolol ference in 1976-77 t •Illllll Illlllltltll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIHIII points. Points tabulated on basis of 70-11 Tilton also now knows that he and whoever takes over at foul trouble and St. Patrick's \t 14 12 10 » » 7-6 5 < 3 7 I Raritan. left with its vacancy when one year Rocket Raritan and Middletown's two high schools soon won't have to TEAM W L Pis coach Frank Spaziani jumped at the opportunity ta become of Elizabeth's 65 shooting per- 1 Indlono (43) . . 32O MO faced at Neptune. As an assistant for 10 years at Neptune, he beat Brick Township to win a Shore Conference football centage from the floor and 3. UCLA 17-3 7SI an assistant at the Naval Academy, has just begun to consid- Maryland I7J 6SI has worked under no less than four coaches — John Bednarik, championship. er a replacement There is no indication as lo which path the lost, 72-65, last night. . Kentucky 17-7 531 Cy Benson, Dave Vivino and Lou Krishner — none of whom Under the conference's approved realignment for the 1976- ! N Carolina SI 16 3 493 HazliM Board of Education will follow in its hiring procedure St. Patrick's (12-5) pulled i. Louisville 16 7 471 had any real measure of won-lost suecesp. 77 and 1977-78 school years, the eight largest schools in Mon- way out to a 44-20 halftime Alabama in 467 after plucking Spaziani from Long Island to replace Joe Oxley Aniona Slate 173 774 mouth County will have a division all to their own — Northern a year ago. The guess, here, however, is that the school sys- In those 10 years, Vivino and Kirshner "enjoyed" the score as the Roses shot only Worauetlf 153 3SI "A" — competing for honors with Long Branch, Matawan Re- 10 Southerntol 144 741 lem's financial woes — a lack of surplus funds in its budget longest reigns, three years each. In those last six seasons, 23 per cent in the second peri- 11. North Carolina . . Ill 193 gional, Ocean Township and Wall Township. od.. 12 LaSalle .. 113 167 and a cutback in state aid — will dictate that Spaziani's suc- Neptune, playing'against what is regarded as one of the 13 Oregon IS 4 103 strongest schedules in the Shore Conference, has a cumula- Brick, meanwhile, is coaly snuggled in the Ocean County Meanwhile, St. Patrick's 14. Pertn .. 16 4 44 cessor will come from within the system this lime around. IS. Pon American l» 1 IS tive record of 15 wins. 38 losses and a tie. sector - Southern "A" - with Central Regional, Jackson scored 20 points from the foul 16 Noire Dome 17/ 34 Obviously, there is one thing that Middletown. Raritan Township. Lakewood, Southern Regional. Toms River North line. 17 Oreoon Stole 1)4 X and Neptune have in common. They're the Ihree largest high II. Clemson III 37 Vivino's first year (1969) resulted in a 4-4-1 record, but then and South, and pity, llowell, Monmouth County's largest II. PMrteVt (71) II. IM 111 19 Arliono 144 36 schools in Monmouth County, placing them in the "A" Divi- disaster struck his regime. Records of 0-9 and 1-8 followed.be- C f T N Crelghlon 1*4 31 southern school. Con way til 11 Hartlra 10 sion. And thai means all three have been in the unenviable fore he stepped down in favor of Kirschner, whose teams Keedy Now (hat's a comforting thought for the Monmouth Coun- Rabodeau o ii wtmt Others receiving voles, listed alpha ) » O Henry oetlcalty Arkansos. Auburn. Centenary. position of having to go up against Rrick Township, perennial were more consistent. With a three-year log of 10-17. (com- Beaton ty gridders who have felt the annual championship fire of the DeVarono 0 I Meyer Crelghlon, Furmon. Kansas. Kansas power and "A" champion, a hard fact that usually means- 4 I DoMty Slate. Lofoyoette. Memphis Slate. Miami pared to Vivino's 5-21-1), Kirschner-coached Scarlet Flier Dragons, who Spaziani aptly dubbed "The University of Byrnes 0 0 Canning Ohio. Middle Tennessee. Minnesota. Ne championship trophies in football are nun-existent for others. teams the past three years (1972-74) were 3-6. 2-7 and. wonder Hynes 0 0 CormoJy vado-Los Vegas. New Meiico Stale. Brick." It's also a thought which could prompt even more ap- Leddy Providence, Purdue. Rutgers. San Fran In at least that one sense, although it shouldn't be, an Cisco. SI. John's. South Corotlna. South of wonders. 5-4, last fall, the school's first winning campaign plications for those coaching vacancies at Middletnwn and ern Illinois. Stetson. Tennessee. Texas "A" coaching job is a hoi spot Consider with what Tilton. is since most Shore grid fans can remember. Totals 76 20 73 Totals • f tS El Paso. Tulone, Utah Stole Raritan. St Patrick's 33 73 II 17-1) St. Rose 14 6 31 14 -45 1111 ' HHMI lllllll | UIIIIIU 111*1111111*11 IUI Ill Illlllllll SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1975 The Daily Register 17 Polis seeks date Top fcourtets' face key contests tonight with Lady Luck Holmdel, which lost a close Long Branch remained which has won four in a row game to Freehold in an im- third after winning both of its Middletown Township and "The third star in tonight's game," Carl n inn mumm uiiiiniiiiuinmiiiiiiiiiiiii portant Shore Conference games last week, and CBA Henry Hudson Regional Martin, the voice of hockey in Madison Square "D" Division basketball game jumped back up to fourth af- traded places. Garden, said, "is the Rangers number 20, over the weekend, was forced ter spending a week in fifth. The Lions and Admirals Greg Polis." to take it on the chin in this Red Bank, is up to fifth have not been consistant la- Polis had just picked up two goals and an week's Daily Register's Top from sixth place, followed by tely assist against the, going through the motions, 10. Freehold which was seventh a Washington Capitals and had every right to be The Hornets, fourth last week ago. BEST BUYS jubilant. Yet, he sat in the locker room with week when they were riding After seventh-place Holm- his head down and quietly reviewed the sea- on the top of the league along del is St. Rose of Belmar ON 75's son rather than the game itself. with Point Pleasant Boro, are "Happy?" he said in answering a news- now seventh, dropping behind THE DAILY REGISTER RATCLIFFE PONTIAC man's question. Christian Brothers Academy, TOP II 1. Neptune (17-1) II. 35, IMONIOWN Hl-7100 "No, I'm not happy. And I won't be until I iiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniii iniiiniiiiuiiuiL Red Bank Regional and Free- feel I am contributing something to this club." hold. 2. Asbury Park (12 4) but he is muscular with a stomach as flat as a 3. Long Branch (113) Continuing the big left winger said, "This loflsler itoff pinto Neptune, which will be test- pancake. 4. CBA (13 4 say... has been my toughest week with the Rangers ed by CBA tonight, is first "Do you think you'll get it going now?" BOWLING BOUQUET — Dorothy Kenner of Bel- I didn't play in two games and it just eats up ford, right, president of the Monmouth County ahead of Asbury Park. The 5. Red Bank Reg. (15 3) "Well, tonight has to help my confidence," I LOVE YOU my insides. Women's Bowling Association, presents a bouquet Blue Bishops are hanging pre- 6. Freehold (IM) he answered. "If I can get a streak going and 7. Holmdel (14-2) "If a player can be happy when not play- to Edna Morson of Middletown Township as queen cariously because they will with a things fall into place—you know, tic-tac-toe—I 8. St. Rose (12-t) ing he isn't in his right mind." of the annual Monmouth County WBA tournament meet Red Bank tonight in the will feel better. I. Middletown Twp. (IM) Does Polis feel Emile Francis is wrong in which got under way Saturday at Shore Lanes In most important "C" clash of Daily Register "I'm going to concentrate on the next 25 10. Henry Hudson Reg. (12 S) benching him? Neptune. the year. games and try to become an asset to this 10VE-O-GRAM' "No, not at all," was his quick reply. "The club." Cat is looking for consistency, and I haven't See Page 19 Greg Polis has the legs, the heart and the been consistent. *• head. All he needs is a little luck. Van Ness powers Ranney "He has worked with me and has been very fair. It's just that I haven't proven I be- ICE CHIPS NEPTUNE - Ranney to a 20-8 lead in the first peri- long on a particular line." — Francis said there is a possibility he However, Ranney, with the School got a 35-point perform- od, mainly on the shooting of regulars playing the third ses- Tote "Have you been benched before?" was the may dress defenseman Ron Harris for Von Ness ance from Frank Van Ness Van Ness who scored 12 sion, drove away for good. Zabarsky next question. tonight's encounter in Washington. Harris has Knlie yesterday and coasted to a 79- points. "Yeah, I was benched in Pittsburgh. But I been sidelined since Nov. 23 when he frac- Van Ness scored nine in the Benjamin 57 basketball victory over Honess had a lot of trouble there with (Coach Red) tured a hip socket while checking Bobby Orr. Ranney used its second third period and Harold Tate Tropp Riverview Christian Aca- got eight of his 17 markers. Evans Kelly, and that's a long story. I have no Walter Tkaczuk, strained knee, will not play string in the second period Mannlk demy. trouble with the Cat. The problem is me. Just until Saturday night in Minnesota. Rick Mid- and Riverview cut the margin Mark Zabarsky scored 14 me." dleton will have cast removed from leg next The winners (3-7) blew out to five points by the half. for the winners. "Derek Sanderson says you get too down week and should be ready to return to action on yourself." by first week in March. "That could be," Polis replied. "I don't — The closest Washington has come to know. Maybe because I have been evaluating picking up one point on the road (they have my performance makes it appear I am down lost 28 consecutive games) was in Chicago on myself." where they carried a 2-0 lead into the last pe- "Would you want to be traded?" riod but eventually lost, 3-2 Presenting "Never," he snapped. "I would be very What was the reaction of Francis to Phila- disappointed if I was traded. I realize the delphia Flyers Coach Fred Shero's quote, Special "The Rangers man-for-man have a better Li'l Rangers gave away a lot of talent (defense- man Lawrence Sacharuk) to get me, and I team than us?" "Freddie is a hell of a lot Sterling want to prove they made a good trade." smarter than I am," the Cat growled. "After Silver Color all he has been to Russia, and I haven't." Wide Polis was standing up now and buttoning Sports-type his shirt that covers huge shoulders and a bar- — In the name fits the sport department, Multi-Colored rel-like chest. the Capitals have a left winger in their organi- Muffler and Extension zation named Bob Grype (pronounced grip). Custom Track In uniform he appears to be "chubby," Accent Stripes only Window Louvers

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PINE BEACH - Admiral second victory to go with 11 mann Malette captured game Sport Mirrors Farragut, Croydon Hall Aca- losses. honors with 23 points, in- Rubber Bumper demy's only victim this sea- Dave Nadler scored 19 cluding 11 from the foul line Strips son, turned the tables on its points to lead the winners where the Cards showed a 19- Front home court here yesterday, who jumped to leads of 21-10 5 advantage. Air Dam stinging the Cardinals, 77-51. at the end of the first period The loss was Croydon Hall's and held overwhelming ad- Molette tII 23 Powell 0 6 M Mattel 1 6 I Olson 0 6 Front Bumper Uth against that lone victory, vantages of 41-21 and 59-27 at Brooks 3 2 I Interknte 0 I K Mattel 4 0 I Harris 0 12 while Farragut picked up its the half and third period Uptold J 0 4 Dvos 1 7 Guards Tlce 0 10 marks, respectively. McEvoy 0 4 1 19 Nadler received scoring Mumon 0 4 Hornets up support from Mike Harris Martin 1 1 (12) and Dennis Tice (10) Tolall 16 19 SI Totoh 36 I 77 Croydon Hall 10 II • 24 -SI mat mark while Croydon Hall's Neu- Ad Farragut.... 21 N II II -77 HOLMDEL - Holmdel lift- ed its wrestling record to 8-5-1 here last night with a 37-11 Seraphs in mat romp over St. Thomas Aquinas (9- NEW MONMOUTH - Four 122- Bill Simon ISlp Bill Clifford. 1:51 3)- 12v - Mork Von Clevc (Ml by forfeit pin victories and five forfeits 135-PotMongon (Ml p Bill Daly, 1:19 Greg Brewer (170) and 141 - Tom Carroll (Ml p. Dan Zlga. 1:2« carried Mater Dei (4-5) to a 141 - John Murphy (Ml d. Jerry Daly, George Kraemer (188) won 60-8 wrestling victory over St. by pins to pace the Hornets. ISI - Jim Gloss (Ml p. Carlos Fernan Mary's of South Amboy yes- aoi.l:17 HolmO.1 (17) SI. Tkemai AaulMn (II 170 - Mike DeRobblo (Ml lied Doug Po 101 — Pat Mullon (H) d Mike Sullivan. land, 5-5 terday. III - Mark Shonley IM) by forfeit ••; 101 — Molt Schwartz IH) wan by forfeit John Murphy (148), by deci- HWT — Chris Patella IM) p. John May 115 — Larry Puce (Hid John Wltr, 4-1 er, 0:57 in - Frank Mayo (A) d Kevin Mullon. sion, and Tom Carroll (141), 1-2 IN - Tony SoSS0(H, d Gary Pollito. 1-2 via the pin route, both tipped 135 — Ed Potttrioo (H) drew with Bill their records to (-1, while Casey distaffers Ashnoult, 0-0 141 - John Lambardl {HI drew with He teammates Pan Mangan vln McKeon, 2 2 thump Ranney 5 141 -Mike Farrell IHl d John Jacobl. (135), Jim Glass (158) and 6-2 ISI — Bill Pavolok (Al a George Lech Chris Patella (heavyweight) RED BANK - With five Mr, loo I 11 Widetrack is a ^^^K^ specialcai designed 170 - Greg Brewer (HI p. Charles Burl. won on pins. starters scoring in double fig- Motor Del (M) SI. Mary's <*») (•> ures, Red Bank Catholic's lit — George Kroemer (H) p. Tom only for Inner Circle Pontiac Dealers They specified what they wanted They Cotorello, 3:11 101 - BUI Homel (Ml by larlelt girls' basketball team routed Hwl. - Frank Ciulok IHl d Greg Mon 101 - John Carroll (Ml by lorfell got it Sporty, spirited. Li'l Widetrack has that one of a kind custom look licchlo. 2-0 IIS - Jim Fleming (Ml by lorlell winless Ranney School, 100-3, here last night. Great on mileage, too1 Come in and see Li'l Widetrack ••mi iiiiiiii i I i mi I inn i Joanne Domorski led the Caseyettes (9-?) with 21 at your Inner Circle Pontiac Dealer points, while Marguerite He'll make a wonderful deal Freehold Entries Madgs and Emily Fitzpatrick added 17 and 16, respectively. Tomorrow Linda Anderson and Colleen Rafter had 10 each. lit — 1M 1,1M Pace botiron Lobell IKelly) M' Bollord (Lohmeyer) 5-2 Grumble (Vltellll 3-1 till-IMJ.7M Poce J O Jewel (Reoberi 4-1 Vic (Marks) }•• Freehold Emerald Frost (Orsllol S-l ProolMyer (Tele) 71 DonRlnaldo(Fenlckl e-1 Alton Dell (ndl 4-1 Farrlor Jug Chlel (Benedetto e-l Dorlsh Morches (McCovernl 4-1 Billy Dapple IConsoll • i Tired (Kelly) *•! Results Kid Prospect (Bresnahon) 10-1 Foxy Craig (ndl •• lit - Pat* IM Pm* l M» T1:of 4 Bye 6ye Beechwood (Wadsworthl ...20-1 Dylan (Bergeron) 10- Sure Rlvol(Lohmoyer).... 3.10 2.M 2.20 Cardinal Bruce IHeloM) 2M Llncoin LobelUTorcotte) IH Two Degree (Height) 7.20 2.40 Only at your Inner Circle M-IM1.MF0C* em -IMJ.IOI Pote Tactual (Morris) 2.10 General Con (Bresnonan) ...1-1 Drexel (Lohmeyerl 5-J 2nd - Poce IM Peno 1,401 T lot .4 WoostersMlrocle (PlntO ...hi Flight Chlel (Deslordlns) 1-1 Grovel King (Luchentol.il.M 6.40 IH Bum Steer (Powell . ...41 JoyG L (Tullno) 4-1 Shadydale Yonkloi (Rotnbone) 7.00 1.10 Release (Folco) ....S-l Fredys Lll Sis (McGovern) 6-1 Jest Loss (Poquotl 3.00 Benhope N (Pasclutol ,..M Teddy GO Lucky (Del Prlore) •-! Drexel Ella (Prlmeoul ....H Lolas Victory ISperendl) 10-1 EucM It-I) S2.4O Jock Frost A (Vltranol ...II Hotlme Corllth (Blum) IM Dolly Oeo>U(M)«l.l» Pontiac Dealers. Dashing Duool (Ferrlero) 10 1 Easy Steve (Rodgers) JO-I M - Pact IM Pan* ljot T 1:11.1 Mr LS Duke (Tullno) ..IM Linden Post Posh (Rodgers Jr)4 00 3.00 Nlte Wove (Ferrlero) ..15-1 ltm-lMJ.IPlPoce 1.00 iroquals Mlkede (Gont) 5-1 AAy Lord George (Mortlnel).... 4.40 4.40 Ird — IM 1,7N Poce Molovol Boy (Inokol) 1-J BUI Mlkoy (Myer) 3.00 Southampton Chief (Pechiol ...3-1 Knight Bollord IRothbone) 7-i ...7-1 Aprils Colt (Rlnol 4-1 Eiocto (1-5115.W Shodydole Innate (RIchordsonI 41* - Trot IM Perse I,** T1:11.1 V J Countdown (Agnlfllo) ...41 Udette (Flllon) S-l Diane V (nd) : ...SI Snolly Lobell (Abballcllo) o-l Rlchland Donna (RoslnoMJO 3.00 1.10 Circle TS Flash (Telymondel Truly Rooley (Looneyl o-l Alton Crown (Mllchelll 3 M 3.40 Sues First Lady IGower Jr) Champaign (LohmeyerI •• Trodllee llnlerdonalol 4.00 Coneslogo Always (Poquel) TarportMiriam (Rodgersl 10-1 •uctao-Dli.a Idlewhlles Ray (nd) 1 Dont Coll Me (Pelgelbeckl IS-1 SMI - Pact IM Purse 1,701 T 1:11.1 Fly Fly Dudley (Rossi Neusho (Gogllordl) ».«0 5.40 5 60 iltti-lMlJJMrace Cordovon Key (Tullno) 1.00 2.20 4HI-IM IJMPoct Mork William (Bergeron) 1-1 Flying Home N (Lamb) ...31 Old Mon Anderson (Turcottel J-J Doric Time (Beochy) .....3.40 Terry Braden (Plllonl ...7-2 Son Del Ron (Bonacorso) 41 ElOCtO (4-1)14.01 Sull Tu (Poulln) .41 Ore«el Babe (Schmlgel) ' UK-Pace IMPuno 1400 Tl:W.i Whlrly Byrd A (Green) ...»-2 Unspoken (Blum) SMEIIIelMorroneJr)....1.40 1.00 5 00 Mltili Charm (Lohmeyer)...... o-l Creilwood Cooper (Sllvol =3 Personal Touch (Grasso) 1.20 5.00 Hoot Shooter (Tele) Pleasant Kim (Morano) The Block Orphan (Mitchell) 7.00 While Light (Komml Roulc Two Two (Maker) Eiocto (1-1) 64.M Rodel Beth (Mellol Royal Mission IBoumon) ISI 7th - Poce IM Pono l,7te T 1:M il* t- IM 1JJH Pace Iron Hone N (Watson)... 10.00 i.X 4 20 Solicitors Coftee(Turcotte) Kivo Barrister (Nevlns) 10.10 6.20 Proud Romon (Luchentol ..31 He Can Dew (Delll Sontl) 4.20 Southern Foyle (Freckl...:..« ..41 •uct* IM) in.4* Knight Street I Kovlonl in - Pace IM Pant MM T I:e7.1 Game Souvenir (Flllon) Selections Rebel Grey (Rodgers Jrl 15.00 7 00 5 60 John Bee N (nd) :::ii!! .10-1 AurellosBoy IDoisurooull)....19.20 5.00 S H Shrimp (Deilureoull) I - Bollard. OrmuoU, EmeroW Fresl Mlchen Shodeou (Abbotlello) 4.J0 Cinnamon Bee (Mellol .121 .20-1 1 - Woeslers Mlrocte, Bum Steer. Soa- Eiocto (71) HIM erolCon tttl - Trot IM Perse «,M0T 1:00.4 «m - IM l,St» Poce I - V J CoooMoon Unpredictable (nd) ...31 Spanish Swinger (Luchenlo). . 7.40 3.00 ...It StuthomotM CMol 2.00 Jambo Cindy (Lohn»«yer) 4 — Terry Broom, Flytoe Home M, Sail Nappy Raider (Pelgo-lbeck) ....4-1 Worth Ploying (Breinohanl 3.00 2.60 Stevins Dream (Andolpho) 5 - Solicitor Cellee. tootaaro Feyle, Dapper Lobell (Hock) 300 Irishman Pick (Sperendl) PruiKo— Eiactall-linJJO Mr. Eost (Boneccll 1 - Mama Dream. UajjinnaMi. Noa> lot* Pace IM Purse ],OM T 1:09 Snodwoy (Benedettll mower LH Foil (Slgllono) 7 40 SOD 4 00 Shlaway Chief (Llparl) - Aoorote, Jerry Cain, voo Coolmonl Thorpo (Vllrono) 4.20 3.10 rI - Prool Myer, Alt*. Dell, Vic 7m - IM MM Pace ...S-l f - Fllolil CUM, Drexel IUI, *no» Adorolo (Andolpho) I Lll Sis •PBwi Von VoleHe (Flllon) ...31 lllh - Poce IM Purse IJJtlT 2: 111 ...41 II - Kolfkl Bolloro-, Mete.el ley Jerry Chance (»r«nohon) Sfwlfy LavWl BtnGunnl Flllon) 3.20 3.60 2.60 Scotch Direct (Pontanol. ...t-l Good Luck Boy (Hoeptner) 4 40 4.00 .101 II - Old Man Aaaenoa. Mar* wmiom. GerrondNIKovlon) Rockvllle Lou (Richardson) M0 Just Annie (Kelly) ..101 Son Del don Li'l Widetrack. Exclusively at Participating Metropolitan New York and New Jersey Pontiac Dealers •Mt-MkllorCoflM Trlftctau-e-im.n Pun (Inoraula) . Allindonct - MSI iiiiiilliiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiHiiiiiililiiiii Hor«H.-411,sr} •Suggested lisl price includes Dealer Prep Slalu nnd Local lanes, lille and Ireighl. while lellered radial liros exlra 18 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11.1975 2. Autos For Sate 51. Help Wonttd 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale BUSINESS BOOKKEEPER VOLUNTEER - Full CIRCLE CHEVROLET FORD I96S CUSTuAt - Four deor E» OLDSMOBILE — 1972 Cutlass Supreme DIRECTORY chorae, urgently need«d to assist Ihe fast 2. Autoi For Sole A...^ Shrewdy cellenl condition New tires Si> cylinder, Rod. white vinyl top. Superior condition esl oroolno cultural orjonuotion In Mon AUTOMOTIVE automatic, power steering OAd olr condi- 12,950 •DM51 21. Business Services mouth County Someone • I thl I me on CHARGER 500 1971 - VI, automatic A tioning MOO Call 671 9072 between 10-6 hands to work in office one full day or t«o CORVETTE 1970 pm. OLDSMOBILE DELTA M If77 — Power condition Radlals. AM/FM Red wiih Red 4speed 13.700 steering, brakes, air conditioning A BETTER PAINT JOB? hall days per week Compensation by »oy block vinyl root Two do*r 11400 Ml 46* 2*4 1419 Call 2*4 9311 EXTERIOR-INTERIOR of free flikets lo performance of Mon_ anytime. FORD 1971 SEDAN REASONABLE • CLEAN CALL 741 4SJI mouth Arts Center, » Monmouth St.. Re« ALL AMERICAN INC CORVETTE It74 — Dork brown. Fully OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1971 - Like Bonk Reply to sonw CHEVELLE MALIBU 1969 - ISO motor equipped Best offer over 16.500 COUNTRY SQUIRE now 33,000 miles Power steering, auto Hwy IS 1 1UII ltd tour speed. Posl rear 1550 Minor bod' ALHOWELL'S M4-I7M Call 4*5 911] Wonted, party who needs 100% financing. malic, air Call 747 9275 CLASS! SCREEN REPAIR BOOKKEEPER - Some typing ex work SU 1104 with no money down, on a J9J1 Ford Coun- perience Part time days or evenings Pay OATSUN Cash ond carry 74I-S6M CHEVELLE SS 1973 - Small engine Po« try Squire sedon 10 possenger station 20-24 Henry SI , Shrewsbury able subsidiary ledger, disbursements. WASHINGTON S AUTO SALES wagon Air conditioning 36.200 miles Ask for Mr Colder 14! 2000 The Turtle AUTO CREDIT er steering, disc brakes, automatic Irons 170 Broad SI 264 1323 Keyporl PLYAAOUTHS mission, air conditioned. AM/FM radio 17195 Many other models to choose from Credit applications accepted by phone ALTERATIONS Mill Inn Credit aptrtlccrHem accaaiM ky ptveoe All Women and children mokes and models available Guaranteed swivel bucket seats, Rollye wheels, low BODGE For quick credit O.K.. call OASIS MO Guaranteed credit. Call for one hour ser CASHIER, DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. mileage. 717 7361 TORSat 11011 721 7100 vice Boyshore Chrysleirysler PiPlymouthy . 170 3V14IS6 SHORT ORDER COOK - Mortinl s Dln*r. credit Coll for one hour service, •oyshore Wanted, party who needs 100% financing, 1700 Ask lor Credit Manager Chrysler Plymouth •)» 1J«O AU tor Creo CHEVROLET CAPRICE 197] - Four door with no money down, on o 197? Dodge GREMLIN X 197] — Three speed, rally ANY TREE - Trlmnnd or removed We H«y 16. Keansourg. between 7 » p m RMeWMT. hardtop, full power. Real clean »y owner Charger Air conditioning. AM/FM. 3O.30O wheels, bucket seols, AM/FM, I track PLYMOUTH 1969 FURY III - Vory clean also do carelul, reasonably priced moving stereo Beautiful condition 11995 170 1226 lobs 747 2001 or 74I-IM6 CLERK71 7100 transmission. Good condition Asking PLYMOUTH 197] SP£>«LSUBURBAN - FOR HIRE * ' 11)00 222SI49. EXPERIENCED LPN WANTED BEETLE 1970 - 4 speed AM/FM While CHEVROLETS DODGE DART CUSTOM 1970 - Fully Station waoon. nlne-WMbak. air 12950 741-070] For Doctor s office at Wall Air conditioned Perfect condition. M 000 equipped Low mileage Coll 142-6394 At Call 944 Tiff "" T CLEAN YARDS 671 3710 miles 11495 164 Mil Credit applications accepted by phone er 6, 29IISS0. GREMLIN 1973 Cellars-atflcs-aoroaes Guaranteed credit. Coll for one hour ser PLYMOUTH 1967 FURY III - Coupe Can EXPERIENCED PART TIME BAKER BUHLERt BIITEB DODGE — DATSUN Wonted, party who noeds 100% financing, vertlble Power steering. Low mlleooe Call after 3 pm 741 214« vice. Boyshore Chrysler-Plymouth. 170 with no money down, on o 1971 Gremlin Long John s Ltd 71 THUNDERBIRD PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER MG 1700 Ask lor Credit Manager LA6RIOLA MOTORS INC. E xcellenl condition 1750 or best offer 291 II Beach Blvd Highlands 3290 Hoy IS. Hoillt )« O1M Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 741 2433 Sin-cylinder outomatlc. Power steering, 4491 2-door Landau, loaded CHEVROLET VAN — 1966 six-cyllndei olr conditioning. 11.500 miles 1249$ Many CONKLIN GAL GUY FRIDAY - Good phone tech BUICK SPECIAL DELUXE ItU - Two three-speed Excellent tires Chrome side DODGE MONACO STATION WAGON other models to choose from. For quick PONTIAC LE MANS 1961 - Convertible mque. some secretarial and bookkeeping 62633 miles Stock door hordtop. Automatic transmission mirrors. New carpet 1650.142-4171 96o — Body In good condition 1450 credit O.K.. coll OASIS MOTORS at 1701) Power steerlno ond txakrs Good condl training S42 7000 Runs good Needs minor body repair Ask Call 1720591 711 7100. tion, 1750 671-0213 ROOF REPAIRS * 1291 CHEVROLET VEGA GT 1973 - Air Condi GO-GO DANCERS - High pay. ing UO0 or best offer «9S 1673 or 49S 1041 HANDYMAN S SPECIAL - 1951 Chevro PONTIAC 1961 CATALINA — Power Specializing in Slate (tools for M anytime Honing, radio Automatic Low mileage DODGE 1970 CHARGER - Green with yean. Also all types of roofing and hours, pleosont working condl! $ Coll 142-0205. •lack vinyl lop. Power steering, automatic lei Wooon. Good transmission, motor, live steering. Excellent running condition repairs Gutters cleoned, installed troln 164 4112 BUICK 1970 - GS45S Silver wlttl black vi- ronsmlsslon, air conditioning Good run tires. Needs body work. Excellent for Good tires Nlct oppeorance 1SO0 Call ond repaired Chimney work. Free 2897 nyl top Power windows, brakes ond steer CHEVROLET 1969 - Nova Si. cylinder ilng condition $900 Coll 217 4140 oner 2 parti. First 1100 lakes 264-WI4. 191-4734. HEAD OF HOUSEKEEPING - Full time ing Radio, heater Five brand new tires lour door, clean 11000 Call after S p m estimates Experienced only need apply Coll «— New Atlas battery. Just tuned Immocu 717 2171 JEEP SALES AND SERVICE PONTIAC 1972 CATALINA - Two door through Friday. 9-4. S66-I4W. late Asking 11)95 Please call between 10 DOREMUSFORD Twin Boro Motors. Inc. hardtop Excellent condition Mechanical 741-4343 om 10 pm 729 3314 CHEVROLET I9e7 WAGON - 327 englr SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 131 E Newmon Springs Rd Red Bank ly perfect. Air conditioning, power steer INSURANCE AGENCY - Diversified with air Runs well Has some rust I2S0 700 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank 741-4 CALL NOW 7474040 Ing, power brakes, automatic Irons duties Shorthand essential Salary com Call 291-4714. mission, tinted gloss, vinyl top. Original mensurole with qualifications 717 6260 CADILLAC 1974 - Would you pay o little KAY MOTORS ORAINS CLEANED - Mot water heaters more for an unused leftover than you EXCELLENT - 1971 Renault It Sport owner. Low mileage. Must see to oppre installed Also hot water systems repaired CHEVROLET 1971 - Impolo custom two rim 32 mpg Sunroof. AM/FM. radlals HONDA CIVIC elate Call 536 5167 LADIES'MEN — Work from home on the would for a used Codllloc? McFAODlN. door hardtop, outomatlc. power steering ond Installed. Ask for Joe. 717 1640 223-1234. has five 7.000 miles II .200 lirm 142 2291 15! Broadway 222 2262 Lang Branch phone Earn up 10 125/50 per meek, depend power brakes, air. clean. Asking SI6O0 REOSANK VOLVO DRESSMAKING - Former dress designer ing on time available Call Mrs. Marsho CADILLAC 19*1 — Vinyl top, full power in 7177663 ALCON 1961 — Two-door, sl« cylinder KITSON CHEVROLET CO Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk now doing eicellent alterations, men s. Schwartl, 170 3000 eluding windows and seal. 40,ISO miles tondord Good running condition 1250 or Hwy 36 Eatonlown 741 5116 women's clothing. Also custom work Reo Very clean. Excellent brakes, steering, best offer 14? 5343 547 1000 satiable 143 9041 Red Bonk. LEGAL ASSISTANT - To practicing at CHEVROLET 1973 BLAZER - Four SAAB torney in Northern Monmouth County tires, battery, eiihoust. 1119S or best offer KROLL MOTORS, INC. Call 071 5760 wheel drive. Only 11.000 miles Ideal lor F L H Motors Inc How LOU Motors Hwy 16, E Keonsburg INCOME AND OTHER TAKES - Pre Must en|oy dealing Kith people • •< camping and skiing For Information col Authorized Dealers, 279 Broadway Lang Branch 7174515 7I7SAAB pared for small businesses, corporations perience with matrimonial, workmen s CAMARO — 1969 convertible. Sin cylinder 566»5O6 Dodge ond Dodge trucks 2273600 and individuals Alei Komlnskl, Public Ac impensotion, real estate, estates ond cor automatic Reliable and economical. Call Hwy 15 Eotonlown. N J SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ^rations Is helpful but not necessory. Ap- CHEVROLET 1963 - Impolo coupe, VI LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 1971 Mork INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS countant, 495 2400 872-0712. MM 111 III. All available options. Including factory ply to Box J1S7, The Dally Register. automatic transmission, power steering 141 W. Front SI 747-0717 Red Bonk INCOME TAX RETURNS — Expertly pre Shrewsbury. 07701. CAPRI 1974 — Automatic,fM stereo radio Excellent Interior. Good running condi FIREBIRD 197] - 150 AM/FM radio, air. sunroof. Excellent tires. Excellent condl jored In the privacy ot your home. Re SEE A "RUSSELL MAN - For the best and tapes 6000 miles Need cash 12,150 lion. 71,000 miles. Reasonable 671 5117 of all power, automatic Low mileage. 17900 tlon. Low mileage Must sell. 11,150 491 ..able, reasonable DEPENDABLE TAX LEGAL SECRETARY — At least two B72US6 ter6p.m. Alter 5,171-0144. 4649. cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle Codilloc Co.. 100 Newmon Springs Rd . Red Bank SERVICE. Coll 142 1937 tor appointment years eiperlence In law office Good skills CAPRI 1974 — v-o, 4 speed, AM/FM. De- CHEVROLET 1970 - Four-door Bel Air FORD WAGON 1947 MALIBU 1967 — Two-door. Six. outomatlc. 741-0910. required Coll 747-37]?. cor Croup. U1S0 Coll 291 1415 between 9 Six cylinder, standard shift 30.000 miles Needs some work 1300 Excellent condition. S600 LET ME DO IT! BOOKING INTO STARTING NEW CA o.m.-S p.m. 1900 142-0471. Coll 47143*9 otter 4 30 739 1631 STRAUS BUICK - OPEL REMODEL PAINT REPAIR Shrewsbury, NJ. NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED REER? — Willing to start on the bottom? C DOUGLAS ALAN CHRYSLER 1971 NEW YORKER - Four OR D WAGON - 19*1. Clean Good condl MAVERICK 1971 — Automatic Power Hwy 35 764 4000 Keyporl It you're a sales oriented sell starter. call Shrewsbury »ve at Sycamore steerlno, olr Six cylinder Low mileage REASONABLE 741 4511 FRIENDLY Frank at 717-6193 SIS.000 120.000 per year MERCEDES BENZ SALES «. SERVICE door hardtop. All power. AM/FM radio Ion Encollent upholstery 1775 Coll 264 1 100 Oceanport Ave.. Little Silver 142 5353 air conditioning 11650 264-5027 9231 Excellent condition. Asking 11.795. 747-4T3S THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new ond for right people. offer 6p.m. or weekends. used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 747-5400 air-conditioned new cars in stock LIB CAB LPN - Part time, assist RN In small out 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale MERCURY MONTEGO - 197] Villager McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC , Shrews patient clink. Approximately 12 hours, two nine-passenger station wagon. Air condi- bury Ave , New Shrewsbury. 74.-6200. days a week, rotating No weekends In tioning, radio, deluxe wheel covers, white Open 24 hours Red Bonk area Write to P.O. Bo» 63. No sidewolls. saddle Interior, white exterior HHMHADl AlLOWANCt- ^i>p*rb irr Reduced rates to vesink. with paneling. Asking 11,300. 542 1677 vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 6? Lower Main St , Matowan. M6-279*. Senior Citizens MANAGER NEEDED - For a N J baby MGB ROADSTER 1967 sitting service. Travel Monmouth County, TOYOTA COROLLA 197} - 1600 Deluxe plus work out of own home Requirement Wonted, party who needs 100% flnonclng. Automatic, air conditioning, radio, heater ; 739-1133 - lo deal with people ond build new bust with no money down, on o 1967 MGB Like new. Asking SI700 741-079} ness Full time. Will be trained Coll 725 Roadster 72.000 miles 1795 Many other LIGHT HAULING - Furniture and oppli 1109 otter I p.m. models to choose tram. For quick credit antes Pick-up ond delivery. Reasonable OK call OASIS MOTORS ol (101) 721 741-026*. MOTHERLESS HOME — Needs depend- 7100. able person. Live In or out. Good salary TOYOTAS LIGHT HAULING MONMOUTH Choose from three 1973** ond one Please coll 2224141 or 227-6146 No |ob lo,no smalsmalll . WeekdayWeekdays call 6-9 p m , CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1969 Save now! weekends anytime. 142-7791477797 NURSE. RN — Experienced In nursing Hwy 16 Eotontown S42 5SOO lomc, for position of Health Core Super NEED A NEW ROOF? Isor In Intermediate care facility Green MONTE CARLO - 1971 white on while RASSAS Free estimates. Reasonable rates. jrove Lodge. Neptune. N.J. For Interview Mechanic owned Excellent condition 170 Smith Bros. Roofing call H. L. Cohen. Administrator. 927-IWO. 9164. PONTIAC 741-2113 395 Brood St 741 SIM Red Bank I NURSE-RN Or LPN MUSTANG FASTBACK 1965 - Six -cylin- ODD JOBS - Additions, ponellng AMI der. Good condition. New transmission. Eves, until* Fulltime, 7to3thin. types of masonry. Driveways. Coll 495 ! Call Medlcenter. I42-1H0, E»t. 11. Good tires including two new snows. 747- TOYOTA 1971 COROLLA - 51175 0119. 717-1601. | - 4563 Great condition. 40.000 miles. Call otter 5 p.m.. 1414715 PAINTING AND SMALL JOBS NURSES, RN at Wall MUSTANG 1961 - Light blue. Needs Hard worker. Reosonoble. at Wall at Wall brakes. Asking 1600. Will negotiate TRIUMPH TR 4 1f64 - Excellent condl Call 747-0037 after 6 p.m Heod Nurse with BSN or credits toward at Wall 717-1417 tlon. Needs minor repairs After 5 p.m for Psychiatric Unit. Previous experience 172 1421. and supervisory background required. 74 LINCOLN VEGA 1974 - Leftovers In stock PAINTING TOWNE CHEVROLET VEGA KAMMBACK — 1974 Three speed Interior-Exterior 1 Poperhanging Senior Staff tor Respiratory Care Unit, 1972 TOYOTA 1974 COUGAR 1973 PONTIAC I25J Rt. IS Mlddlefown 671-6200 transmission. Radio, snow tires. Undei Coll 717-6417 ICU and Medical7Surgical for 3 lo 11 and CONTINENTAL 9,000 miles. Best offer over 12.300 671 11 to 7 shifts. Previous experience re- Selica Standard trans- XR-7 Power, air. Gold. Ex- Catalina Sports Wagon. Full 1266 PLANTS ARE US quired. Full time. 4-door, full power, silver mission, 39,457 miles. cellent condition. 18,787 power, air. 25,965 miles VEGA 1972 - Automatic. 30.000 miles An environmental horticultural plont de NO CASH? iign service. Stall RN s for Respiratory Core Unit, with Stock *56 miles Stock # 18. Stock it 43. blue. 18,413 miles. Stock SI 500 DODGE 1965. VI tISO. ICU, CCU experience, full time, all shifts. S it 1296 CREDIT PROBLEMS? Call J42 7007 after 4 p.m. 842-3638 If you're working, we con flnoncc you. No VEGA 1972 — Hatchback GT, AM/FM, olr PROFESSIONAL TREE TRIMMING Staff RN's tor 3 to 11 shift, Medic '1997 4597 •3397 money down. Payments arranged to suit 4 speed Good condition. Excellent In orx Below today's prices. Call after 6 pm. ol'Surgkal Unit. Previous experience re- your needs Many New and Quality Used out, 35,000 miles. Asking Slim. 739 1179 1424574, for free estimates quired. Full lime. '6497 Cars to choose from. Call now tor speedy VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1966 — Ntw tires QUALITY PAINTING opproval! No application refused 741 SIM Excellent working conditions, good sata new battery. "As Is," S400. Guaranteed lowest prices. ries. liberal benefits. Tuition refund avoll Mr. Frederick!. Call Mike tar free estlmote. 741 3721 OLDSMOBILE TORONAOO 1973 - With 741 954? oiler /pm oble for continuing education, shift differ catalyplc burner. Metallic brown with VOLKSWAGEN 1969 — Tan Karmann cntlals. Four weeks vocation. No shift ro beige podded top. Looded with every pos- Ghla convertible Very good condition •SCHLOEDER* tatlon. sible full power option Including AM/FM 43.000 miles SUM 229 1465 or 542 4451 CONSTRUCTION CO. tereo radio New car condition. Priced RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL or quick tale 13300 Private party — coll VOLKSWAGEN 1961 utlding contractors 779-6540 ,71-05)4 Automatic. S3S0. SMALL HOME REPAIRS - Healing PERSONNEL DEPT. MERCURY 2224972 sump pumps, nuisance lobs. Free estl 35 Union St. Red Bonk MERCURY mates 870-1447 and 142-7076 2. Autos For Sale VOLKSWAGEN 1970 — Sunroof. Yellow 741-2700, Ext. TOO TANRU BUILDERS — We will build a An equal opportunity employer, M/W tires. $1150 Coll 222 5S91 eroom, loroe bedroom or remodel OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR LINCOLN I our kitchen or bathroom Aluminum sld- LINCOLN SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY. or fireplace Installed. 747-2750 or 787- HIGH RATES NO FEE. 117 Rte 35, VOLKSWAGENS EATONTOWN 547&3O0 -s Choice of 1970 or I960, two doors TATE AND FEDERAL RETURNS - OUTDOOR GARDEN SHOP MANAGER Both priced to sell. Sove now. ISO payroll taxes, W2 statements ond Landscaping or garden shop. Experienced ear-end bookkeeping 24th year In Middle persons only need apply Coll Personnel, mn area. Margery Trovato, t/o Reliable 7392SOO 'ax Service. Call (or appointment, 671 - RASSAS 219. PART OR FULL TIME - Your chonce to earn a million dollars, 395 Brood SI PONTIA741-5110 C AX RETURNS PREPARED - Profes- Phone 547 «H tor appointment ionally, In your home, by appointment. E. Eves until 9 Flynn, 671-6S4B PART-TIME EVENINGS - Several open VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - New tires, muffler Ings tor neat appearing ond qualified per Wall ond broke |ob. No reosonoble offer re- sons to show our Items ond take orders Wall Wall Wall fused 747-4131. Full training No Investments. No deiiv Shrewsbury, NJ. eries. Paid in advance Cor needed 2*4 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 — Good condition 3967. Shrewsbury, NJ. Shrewsbury, NJ. Shrewsbury, NJ. Four-speed. AsklngJUSO EMPLOYMENT Shrewsbury in. »l Sycamore 7T99725 PART-TIME OFFICE CLEANERS - Eve- VOLKSWAGEN 1974 — Super Bug. Rodlo 51. Help Wanted ning shift, 7:30-11:10. Eotontown area Coll Shrewsbury An. it Sycomore Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamote Shrewsbury »v«. at Sycamore 493-7093. 747-5400 console. Extras. 6,000 miles Asking SJ5O0 ARMAID/BARTENDER — Sun., Mon., 142 7117 after 6 p.m ues. nights, Sol. days Some experience 747-5400 747-5400 ecessary. Must be neat. Apply in person, More Classified 747-5400 at Wall WANT A REAL BARGAIN? etween 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Happy Pickle, 30 Call 747-1553 Maple Awe., Red Bonk. on Next Poge 1974 BUICK 1961 VOLKSWAGEN - Excellent condi- tion. Low mileage. Excellent gas mileage SI. Help Wonted Sl. Help Wanted Century Regal. 2-door hard- New Ultras SHOO 14)3140 top Loaded, air. all power. 3. Trucks And Trailers Excellent condition. 18,755 CHEVROLET 1972 - Custom pickup Very HARD WORKER NEEDED • miles. Stock #22. oood condition. 45,000 miles. «2OOO llrm. We seek a career minded, detail orientated individual whio is ^ $ 7475694. prepared to work hard You mutt bt: FORD ECONOLINE VAN - 1965 • Task orientated (able to tollow instructions) 4197 U50 Call 291-0200 • A quick learner (with a probing mind) FORD PICKUP 1961 — 4 ton New palm • Willing and anxious to work in a production orientated envi- job. Needs muffler and fuel pump Has ronment (no fancy desk or frills) lour new tires. Will sell for 1350 or trade 566-7107. • Capable ol handling details, details and more details (each JEEP PICKUP 1972 - 4 wheel drive, with and every day) snow plow, 11500. This is a challenging job with much satisfaction for the right per- 671-2295 son. Briefly, it is involved with checking and converting instruc- 1964 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT With snow plow tions for a computer If you are the right person, we'll train you Coll 717-7061 tor a most rewarding career. 1961 FORD F150 Write full details and salary background, in your own hand- With enclosed utility body writing to: Executive Vice President. 717 7200. 9 to S ^University Graphics Inc., P.O. Box 184, Shrewsbury, N.J. 17701 ORDER YOUR 4. Motorcycles KAWASAKI }S0 F 9 1974 1100 miles 741 7124 YAMAHA J 4 R CYCLE SERVICE, INC 171 W. Front St. Red Bank 142-0177 Say Hello To Your Future 6. Auto Rent/Lease TOM'S FORD Wall RENT A CAR 1976 CAPRI II DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Monmouth County's Leading Daily News- Shrewsbury, NJ. W0HWY3S 264-1600 KEYPORT paper's Classified department is looking for 9. Construction Shrewsbury Ave. ol Sycomore an exceptional person to work Part-Time, 9 Equipment .OR THE ALL NEW. a.m. to 2 p.m 747-5400 AIR COMPRESSOR - 1951 Smith, model 75P. Suitable for air hammer use. Trailer type. Can be seen at 450 Brood St , Shrews- BOBCAT RUNABOUT bury. 142 5444 Initially you'll be involved in general office work, taking 10. Wanted Automotive classified ads and selling by phone. Typing, spelling and AND CARS WANTED - 1967 to 1971 sales ability are essential Domoped cars considered AUTO HOBBY CENTER 291-M49 BOBCAT STATION WAGON! This is an excellent opportunity to move ahead with Monmouth County's most modern and progressive Daily Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Newspaper. Eatontown 542-2235 ORDER YOURS TODAY! TOP DOLLAR For appointment, please call Frank Bottone, FOR USED CARS Classified Manager, between 3-5 p.m., 542-4000. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. Rt 35 Soyrevllle. NJ. 727-I30C USED CARS WANTED TOP IIS PAID. CALL MR. ARTHUR COUPON AT BONNIE BUICK, 7744500 WANTED The Daily Register USE COUPON at Wall A-l used cars and trucks. Top donor paid OASIS MOTORS (201)7217100 S20PAID One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 72 FORD LTD FOR ANY JUNK CAR This coupon entitles 7392575 AS A DEPOSIT Country Squire Wagon, 8 passenger, air. plus many GUARANTEE YOUR bearer to order a extras. 30,834 miles. Stock C1263 1976 Capri or Bobcat $ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY RESERVATION TODAY 2997 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS BRING YOUR COUPON Wall Lincoln Mercury

Adding Machines General Contracting Roofing, Siding TO WALL Typewriters & Insulation ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter! sold, ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS rented, repaired Serplco t 101 Monmmilt. General contracting V yean experience 117 W06 51 W ROOFING I4I4IW St . Red Sank '47441) In quality carpentry ond maionry con- New Roots Herooflng Repairs struction. Wm. C. Morgan. Builder. ;4I ALCOA Gutters ileoders Alterations Mli. ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates Olson Roofing & Siding Co. Call 775-O7OS CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK Evenings 747 5*16 Est. 190] Alterotlon» and oddltlom A. Bruce El»«rirouch ui im Painting & Decorating BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING II Years Experience 717 ISM Clocks and Watch Repair CARL B. JONES - Pointing and wollpo I Antlnquc Clock}, watches, fine rjewelry ei- perlng. Fully Insured. For free estlmotes. RUMSON ROOFING CO. - Rerooflng ond I pertly done. Don Pont Jewelers, 799 River call m 383J repairs. Your call brings a roofer, not a Rd, Fair Haven. §424257 salesman. 147-7914. CALSTONE General Carpentry Painting, poperhonging Free estimates. Slip Covers GENERAL CARPENTRY CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zipper Expert work. Available anytime. Oovs. ed cushion covers, expertly fitted, Wall 142-4391. Alter 5 p.m ,741 SSW. Wall «• II MZ-43VI. After 5pm., 741)379. Pearl & Bead stitched. Coll Joan. 671 13C4) Shrewsbury, NJ. General Contracting Restringing ADDITIONS - Roofing, lining, ceramic Truck Rentals Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 Shrtwsbufy kit. ot Sycamore I tile. Complete line of remodeling. Colt Expertly. On braided nylon or chain. From AA INC. — 717-0633 or 9470 Maine lo Flo Rich AAolmbera. 717 354? Serving Mon 12 SO per itrand. Closps Irom II one way or local, commercial or private. 747-5400 mouth County lOyeori REUSSILLES1, M Brood St.. Red Bank. 197? prices In effect. 1. Htlp Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sole 54 Situations Wanted 101. Apartments 103. House* For Rent SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1975 19 :EALTV,741 SMI ' „ FOR SALE MONMOUTH COUNTY'S FINE Btu. $99, 1S.O0O Blu. $149 COLOR TV. can 291-2927 NEW LUTING Huge two family, only three years old. for Qulpment. tape systems, etc Call 741- sole H74. $450 All Items guaranteed Can RED BANK - Two bedroom duplex apart COMPANION - Light housework, live ment. Living room, dining room, kitchen moTher -daughter or Income Three gigan days Live out Have cor deliver 493 Ml7 • " BAYSHORE AREA - Private entrance, 131. House* For Sole lie bedrooms in each apartment Two II T TIMErFULL TIME - Small apilT WMJ private tilt bath, modtrn molel style nqulre ?5 Carmen PI OCEANPORT REFRIGERATOR - GE good condition < COZY SEA STORY - Small five room living rooms, eaf-in country type kitchen I repair technlclon Minimum three room Refrigerator. TV. woll lo wall cor RIVER PLAZA — SI* room home En EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Will watch, $35. crib, large, sturdy, $20 Porto-crlb peting Bus slops al door All utilities In 'i-both cottage In the Highlands hills $58,500 Large lot Only w> 300 FHA'VA welcome I e>perlence In repair ol loosleri. $10 Sears Zlg Zoo sewing machine, ex cellent location. Lease, references ont e in one apoftment and let the other pay ders. muers. etc Eiperlence in war prt schoolers Man through Fri in my eluded. $35 per week. 717-9455 or 741 9856 security required 1300 a month Call Mr commanding on unobstructed virw of NYC SHREWSBURY WATERFRONT cellenl condition. US Call before 10 or of and the Atlantic Ocean, plus full basement, BOATMAN S DELIGHT your mortgoge THE KIRWAN CO . Real y service preferred Colt 741-11II home. Monmouth Beach area n» W47 EATONTOWN - Lakevlew Terrace Ryan, McGowyRvon, Reollors. 747 MOO tor. 717 5500 MOTHER - Willing to babysit In my «,„ ter 5 p m S6t 26M wo car garage Owner asking only Deep water, pier ana floating dock, bubble Apartments Newly decorated Park like 9UMS0N - Four bedrooms. I"» balhs >34.900 VA.'FHA buyers welcome THE system. Comtorlobie three bedroom home IT-TIME - Tlr* ol (Muwmrfc? Work home Lorge fenced In yard Easl Keans SEWING MACHINE - 1974 Singer Zlg 'selling. Rent Includes air conditioning, -thrtIbreet evenlievenlnaw s~ a week Earn 'tis an burg Coll Warn Zag. Slightly used Makes button holes ivtng room, dining room, den, moderi kiRWAN CO . Realtor. 787-6600 Fireploce. porch Real charmer 13$. Commercial Property Una Call ill I swim club, parking. 3'j rooms. $207 4' i iltchen, basement, river view. Convenien monograms, darns, blind hems, sews on rooms. $255 ANXIOUS OWNER — Wants offer on this SECRETARYECRETARY - I.13] ooyaoysi week an tl.efixed oor buttons No attachments needed $51 776 ocatian MM per month 747 4344 or 747 JDENTIAL - lnl«rvltwln» condT osi required scfleduleschedule., your officoflice or myi Office. Apt. I A or call 5424701 bedroom, one bath ranch on S0» I SO HICKEY AGENCY H33 Detached garage Assumable FHA Reatlor DOWNTOWN" home (IBM E.eE«ecc typewriter) FormerlFormer!y EATONTOWN - One bedroom lurnished mortgage Minor cosmetic work needed A secretary to Chief Executive Officer NYC SHOTGUN — Classic Ithico 12 gauge apartment Private surroundings Desire RUMSON - New four bedroom Luiu 37 Beoch Rd Monmouth Broth wi.rc.u>* iu i-mei ciecurive untcer HYC ious kitchen, dishwasher, two baths, go eal buy at only $24,900. THE KIRWAN »l_ ESTATE SALES - Ntildtntlal corporation Resume upon request RepReplly double barrel Modified full choke with responsible single woman $200 Including CO . Realtors, open until 8 264-7700 Coll 273 «|7 anytime grade two engraving $200 Ul 5515 utilities 544 8181 age $495 a month 2915971 RED BANK * Mies MOLLY TREE REALTY » •» O-lll, The Dolly Register. Shrews OCEANPORT - Jutt listed immaculate THREE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS IN 4twman Sorlngi Rd . Shrewsbury Itj SIMMONS HIDE A BED - Excellent con SMALL TWO ROOM COTTAGE - $150 ANXIOUSOWNER three-bedroom home with fully floored. EATONTOWN - Two apartments One Super Colonial features five spacious bed CENTRAL BUSINESS ZONE 10.000 SO dltion. $150. up. ond one down. $195 per month monthly One month's security. Utilities healed ond paneled expansion attic Living FT HALF IS VACANT AND IMMEOIAT 55. Situations Wonted Call 222 5(49 after 6 pm nciuded. 787 8547 ooms, 16x18 master bedroom, 14 dining room with lorge fireploce. eat in kitchen, REFRIGERATION Call S414534 oom, science kitchen. TOKTO utility room ELY AVAILABLE OTHER HALF PRO dining room and breeieway Water view VIDES INCOME ON SITE PARKING ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN Male SNOW PLOW - With mounting frame . EFFICIENCIES - $140 PER MO 103. Rentals To Shore Basement. TOO' lol $39,900 Professional londscoplng worth a small wrltnctd In Iht assembly ol c.lng motor, plus all accessories needed. $350 KEYPORTGARDENS MELMED REALTORS 671 S650 fortune New roof, range, furnace ond wo tlon units Iran balk drawings Ei Coll 671 2295 PAINTING- INTERIOR 1201)244 8313 R£Lfg*t> - Single mole would like t BROKER SlEST $37,000 ter heater Low, low taxes All Inn for 'f^'^'Kl™ ELECTRO IMPULSE. Reasonable roles SNOW TIRES - Concord Premium belted [JlWriiit ol home only MS.MM Call tAMASfcA WO^CY ALLAIRE- Crmtrwi St., lUdlant Please call John, 14? tin or S41W3I EXCLUSIVE SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE Coll *tt-O45e Five spacious bedrooms, Iwo full baths. 13 four-ply, 70x15. mounted on IS" wheels — Immediate occupancy. Two bedrooms, dining room. 13' science kitchen, fvll rec Realtor MCMLS 4 Parker Ave . Little Si I &ISTE«ED OFFICE NURSE - Port $50 111 1341. two baths Air conditioned Also golf. pool, WOULD WIDOW — Like lo shore he eation basement Oversize garage ver 741-t33* Open Sundays home and expenses with another activ MELMED REALTORS 671 5650 FARROW SNOW TIRES-H7I IS. whlrewalls. Good tennis and clubhouse privileges. $400 monthly plus utilities One occupant must widow on pension? Mlddletown - Atlanlt year Used one season Excellent condl Highlands area Coll 6 9 p m , 842 8097 COLONIAL FIREPLACE RED BANK — Early American Colonial Realtor FINANCIAL (ion $33 513 4765 after 5 30 p m be 52 yeors ol age Call 843 9400 ;ive bedrooms, 16' masler bedroom, l'i Circa 1140, totally reconstructed during 294 Broad St. Red Bank ull baths. 13' dining room, 33' science last year Wide plank floors, beamed ceil- RETAIL SNOW TIRES FOUR ROOMS AND BATH - Modern 104. Winter Rentals ing, and Williamsburg moldings Living 741-3450 TwoL70xl5 $75 kitchen. 804 Third SI . Union Beach 739 kitchen, 14' coiy den. Full basement Two- ar garage ISO lot $38,500 room with fireplace, den with fireplace. SALESPERSON 61. Business 741 4S4I 9677 Fri , Sat.. Sun until I pm After 6 KILLINGTON. VT - By week or week dining room with French doors leading to Call anytime otrltnct In point ana ho.dwort p., p.m. weekdays. 1212) 475 7231 end. Sleeps 10 Fully lurnished Ski Wash WELMED REALTORS 671-5650 FOR S«LE~OR LEASE - Cornmtrciol SOFA. CHIPPENDALE private rear terrace Three bedrooms ed Only lull time, ytar round appll Opportunities ngton Holiday week. 842 1996. COLTS NECK BEAUTY Beautiful gordens. Short walk 10 downtown building 7000 tq tt.. three lorge ovtrheod its considered Apply Down cushions. $75 )n a knoll with water view. 28' living Red Bank Asking 153.900 Cozens, Reoltor. doors, toning tor busineu Monthly rent. BROAD C LIQUOR LICENSE -Ont 741 5120 SSOO Coll Mtore II om or oiler I pm The Boatman's Shop acre Goad location Call iUMTl between GREENGROVE oom, lour or live bedrooms, ?' > baths, 741 7644. SOFA. TWO CHAIRS - $125 Night table 106. Furnished Rooms den and library Two tireplocev Beautiful Polly, WMS79 14 Whorl Avt lot Marlnt Pork) 1-4 p.m. GARDENS RUMSON AREA - Send for our Homes Rtd Bank $5 Desk. U Chest, $10. Four chairs. $15 ANCHOR HOME - Licensed by ihe Stole wiio areo and 74' pool A "must see " at COMPLETE - Body shop equipment and Chitterobe, $15 etc 741 7129 WGreengrove Av« . Keypori, N.J. 110,000. For Living' brochure, pics, descriptions. of New Jersey. Residential core for se prices on available homes. APPLE 137. Lots and Acreage - Alttrnoon ihllt. 1 » to II » pm supplies For further information coll be niors in an environment for happy, health^ tween'S, Mon Fri 7J» 1130 SPECIALS - Step stool, S3 75. ironing 1-Bedroom $190 WALKER & WALKER BROOK REALTORS, 117 Ave ot Two Rlv HILLANDALE FARMS - (nopeI Hill Rd '.M.lJ!'?JUNur*"19 Hom* '•r "PPOlnl- board. $3.SO. hair dryer on stand. 16.50 living. An equal opportunity home Col 2-Bedroom $240 Ml 229 1571 Realtors ers, Rum ion 14? IWO Middletown 1 6 ocrei til .000 Coll 791 typewriter. $12. cosh register, os is. $15 Hwy. 35 741 5217 Shrewsbury - LPN - II to 7. lull llmt only. Apply 63. Money To Loan fire extinguisher, S3 50, hamper, $2.75. utll OLTSNECK- Motowan. Holmdcl. send SWIMMING RIVER — 4S l'« acre lots of Efficiencies FURNISHED ROOM - Eatontown oreo fering woterfront, water view ond wooded mt Jerson, 10-4 p m . Arnold Walter Nun ity cabinets, $4.75. $6.50. kitchen closet Kitchen privileges Coll between 6-8 pm or our "Homes lor Living " brochure. LINCROFT - Exceptional 175x305 lot Homt. tM So. Lour el Avt. Hoiltt Home Owners Need Money? $12 SO. old dressers, $12. upholstered homesites. Low, low taies. excellent Borders pond, dead end street ideal lor all Consolidate all your debts Into one smol include* heal, hoi water, air conditioner 9321818. pics, descriptions, prices on available schools Truly custom homes trom 197.000 nome styles Moke on olter $73,900 E A choirs. $10. $15, $19. Boudoir lamps a tomes APPLEBROOK REALTORS. 73A - LPN — 1 to II. full time only Apply monthly payment, also home Imprpvemen $1.25 More and Morel RUSCIL S. IS E FURNISHED ROOM - Mladle aged bos. to 1ISO.000 WHELAN REALTY GROUP. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor, 555 wrsrxl. 104pm Arnold Waller Nurilng loans Our representative will call at your Front St., Red Bonk. 741-1493. 7 blocks tott Rt 34 and Middle Rd ness person, West Keansburg area Cai Rt 34, Motowan 566 7600. 194 Rt 35, Mlddtetown 143 7SA5 Prosperl Ave .Little Silver 7414500 me. Ml So. Laurel Avt . Hailtt home, ot your convenience Coll 77S W4t 787-1120. STEEL OFFICE OESK - $6Y. maple van DON'T MAKE A MOVE" S-LPN'S- II to 7 ihllt. nuritiwho ity with bench, $29.50. black wrought iron PHONE 264-1846 KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly TIRED OF A PLASTIC WORLD' . 138. Mobile Homes • Contact Director ol Nurilng. Brook redecorated, clean. $70 per week. Neo I nil I you've seen this exceptional Colts Go back In time to this Dutch Colonial andirons, se.SO. 3-fold heavy duty fireploce Mgr,-Apt, 72 leek three-bedroom ranch Custom con OOfTABELLDOtTA-BELLE 10X5IOKSO0 — CompletelComplettiy futur t Nurilng Center, Hoiltt, N J. screen, $29.50, set of fire tools, $19.50 bus. 15 Laurel Ave. farmhouse built in 1699. Beautifully re dishednished, pots, pans, everythinf "~ g Moving out HAZLET AREA - Two bedroom oporl Iructlon and true horse country living stored, with live bedrooms, three oaths, SALES HELP wheelchair, tike new. $69. Five-piece kilch otl StatStole 7B717 591StIO0 trofrom lit p.m. MERCHANDISE en set, Al, $49, oak chitterobe, $19, twin merits, unfurnished. Call after 6 p.m. omblne to offer on unusual value ot original beams, floors and cupboards. Sep- size maple bed complete. $59. Also china 764-4413 66,500. arate garage, small barn ond low taxes 17x60 WINDSOR - lt?l, twt bedrooms. KEYPORT RAY round out this Holmdei buy ot the century CONTRACT losswore and other household effects HAZLET - Three rooms, lurnithtd Utili- l'i balhs, washer, dryer Set up In park USCIL'S. 15 I. Front SI . Red Bank 741 For mature gentlemon. 739-9162 • CALL YESTERDAY with patio awning 495 1179 71 Merchandise For Sale R ties included. Security, references. Suit LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — In wood 1193. obit lor couple. 264 7335. 1957 ROY CRAFT - Three-room Caravan SALESMAN ANTIQUES - All solid brass Fire tool land setting overlooking Naveslnk River VAN HORN COUNTRY HOUSE mobile home 13000 M/W set. Foot trails with scones. Coachmon's STEREO EQUIPMENT - Dynaklt pre HIGHLANDS - On the hill. Lovely garden Private entrance, dressing room and bath ! REALTY lamp, leather-bound books and other with stall shower. IdcaTfor translere AGENCY - REALTORS' Opp. Beil Labs Holmdei Alter 6p.m Ml 9le< llonwlde Credit Corporation wonts horn amp, amp, FM tuner plus Benlamln Mlra apartment. One bedroom. Total electric. Open 7 days Call 24 hours a day. ling lalnman M/W Goad clour Age Hems 946-8351. cord turntable. Have to see to appreciate In quiet, residential area near buses. Utili- looking lor house. Mlddlelown $160 pe 946-2500 1966 MAGNOLIA MOBILE HOME - handicap. High commission •• bonus $350 firm. 747-43M after 6. Tues.. Thurs. ty room and extra storage loctlitiev Coll month plus month's security. Coll after 747-4100 35x60, three bedrooms. 1'i baths, kitchen. ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT p.m. 872-1787. n. Repeal business. Write Mr. Mitchell. We offer an unusual collection of 11th cert Sun. Ask for Sean. EATONTOW04 River Rd. N - New bi-levelFair, Haveeighnt TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT dining room, den, 13x75 living room, cen 3. Box 4O9S, Cleveland. Ohio 44113 or lury French and Italian furniture and deco PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Al 1 GROWING YOUR HOME? -Coll or trol air, covered patio, on double lot MM 2U/2SS-SO5O SYCAMORE GREENS - ANTIQUES HIGHLANDS — Three rooms. Neor all ooms, I ) baths. Two-car garage. Close to write tor your complimentary copy of Ap Woodlown Mobile Court, Eotontown By rallve arts lor the serious Investor at lets RarWA e ^k|chinaMl. al*BB.uatf, glassworeA a:illB^. silver•>rt i i • o I i i , paint ingI., s conveniences. No pets. SIM) month conditioned. Suitable tor gentlemon a hopping Upper Forties, sale by builder Call 9-5 p.m., 747-1041 pleBrook's monthly Homes tor Living appointment, 544 1345 LESPERSON - Get In on ground floor than V] ntxl year's prices. prints, art objects and other colleciibl 172-0691 842 3526 magazine. Offers pictures, prices, descrip growing business Sell unique product INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Furniture trom finest homes ond estates mmlsslon and accumulative steady In HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom apart RED BANK AREA EATONTOWN - $39,000. Low taxes. Two lions, APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real 10 Riverside Ave. Rtd Bank 741-7474 Upright piano, color TV Ml. Also Treasure Suitable lor single person tors, 950 Hwy. 35. Middletown 671 2300. 140. Real Estate Wanted ne. Coll Mark. tU JM3 Gold — lor touching up — finish feeder — ments 4175 plus electric heat. Call for ap >edrooms, new kitchen. A "must see" for AUTOMATIC WASHER - O.I.. heavy beeswax lor polishing and restoring, lem polntmenl, 9 lo 5, 2791600, ask for Jean or Call 842 6384 principals only. Call 542-4621. LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In LES REPRESENTATIVE - Prudefillol duty. Also demonstration, slightly VERMONT — Two bedrooms, living on oil quality polish. RUSCIL S. U Syco Mr. Clerl. After 5p.m. coll 239-9903. SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM - In pri LANTASTIC HOLMDEL ESTATE - On room, modern balh and kitchen, large rec Keasburg Mlddletown Hailet-Holmdel •uronct Compony. Start up to 113.000 scratched, U45 EATONTOWN TV, 541 THE SAAOLKO AGENCY. 7174)123. lure potential 111,000 to 125.000 Salary more Ave., Little Silver. 741-1506. HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment vote home, for lady. Red Bonk. approximately three acres with babbling reation room. On wooded acre. Convenient I commission All benefits plus vocation All utilities. Furnished or unfurnished. Call alter 5 p.m. 741 4792 irook, featuring huge living room, lull dm to skiing. sTv.SOQ Call S42-03M after 6. SELLING YOUR HOME? BABY CARRIAGE - Bill Rite Coach TAPE RECOROER - Sony model TC 353 ng room, lull kitchen, lour master slie 1 vocation bonus. Somt college pre- 7 reel-to-reel Four months old Call 170 Year-round. Call 291-9466. WEST END - Mansion adjacent to Mon WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH rtd. Call between 3 p.m. and 6 p m , «?0 used four months. Origlnolly $130, osklnr >edrooms, family room, utility room, I'j I7S. 495-343S. 1399. HIGHLANDS — Three furnished rooms. mouth College. After 5 p.m. weekdays CLOVER REALTY 264 7400 0. Call 229-0698 after 5 p.m. baths. Two-car garage. Home Is com $25,500 FIREPLACE TWO COATS - Site 7/1 All utilities. Sandy Hook view. No pets. >lelely aluminum sided. Convenient to all WANTED IN MIDDLETOWN AREA — BEDROOM SET - Three-piece. Twin bed 291-07B3 Lovely four-bedroom roncher. Two full Two to three-bedroom house, less than 20 CURITY MANAGER - Local discount night table, triple dresser with mirror Like new. $20 each. WINTER RATES - Single and double fui ronsportation A truly "must see " home baths, formal dining room, large eat-In Mrtmtnt store Flvt days, 41 hours. E> 67ISO1S nlshed rooms. Alpine Manor, 1 Portion Only $S5,9OO. THE KIRWAN CO , Realtor. years old. Dining room o must Cosh pur Dark cherry. IIS0. 671 2451 HIGHLANDS — Two-room waterfront kitchen with pantry, 35' living room with chose Principals only Phone 33? IM7 of lent benefits. Send resume to Bon I 306, opartment. Rd., Highlands. 877-1773. 787-6600. brick fireplace, (ull basement, two-car ga- t Dolly Register, Shrewsbury BEDROOM - Dresser, chest ot drawers TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines Al ter 6 p.m mokes new or used. Guaranteed low os 291 1232 FIREPLACE $26,500 rage, many extras. VA no down, FHA S/50 two night stands. Cordovan mahogany down. That applies to qualified buyers SEWING MACHINE Four pieces (ISO Call 741 7490 $25. Serplco s. 101 Monmouth SI Next to KEANSBURG — Btochvlew Gordens. 1 Three spacious bedrooms, 14 master bed theater 7474415. and 2-bedroom apartments overlooking 10B. Commercial Rentals oom, 24' dining room, 15' science eat in OPERATORS BILTRITE BABY CARRIAGE - Collar boy. Cooking gas, heat, hot water, parking BAKERY .itchen, 15' den Basement Two car go slble, 120. baby walker, IS, crib (no mat UNDER COUNTER DISHWASHER - supplied. Call 717-3467. If no answer coll Palace Realty Slightly scratched Regular price $150 New neighborhood shopping center loco RECREATIONAL • Experienced only tress). 110 Large rocking horse. 115. 747 217-3466. tion. High traffic volume 2O'x8O' or larger ri§LMED REALTORS 671 5650 • Air conditioned shop SW1 $140. EATONTOWN TV, 5424400 KEANSBURG — Four rooms, newly deco 722 3000. Florida Calling! 988-4400 in • Union shop BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS — Wolnu USED CLOTHES — All girl's. Brand 151 Bicycles/Mini Bikes • No loy otti names. Excellent condition Other house roted Available Mar 1 $160 per month. FAIR HAVEN — Two-room store In vll Jow Is the time to buy that home, apart finish. Copper electric oven, copper el Call 7516746 lage section, $300 per month. COZENS ment, duplex or Income property. Act now • Year-round work trlcronge, W 45*3. hold Items. 946 8351 S26.900 NINE YEARS OLD GIRL'S BIKE - Flvespwd Schwinn • Paid holidays Realtor, 741-7686. ED. CONWAY, Really Inc , 2731 Oakland ngllsh rocer. Like new. USED HOBART COMMERCIAL FOOD KEANSBURG — Lovely three room apart Pk. Blvd., Ft. Lauderdaie. Flo. • Three weeks vocation BLACK AND WHITE TV - »", slereo- menl. Convenient. Heef, hoi water indud FAIR HAVEN - 400 sq. It. Street locution LOVELY THREE BEDROOM RANCHER 671 5075 AM/FM rodio combination, 175 Polaroid MIXER - In operating condition Mode ON A 11XXIIX) Fl. TREE SHADED LOT. ply In person. Robert Lewis. Inc.. 104 A 200 2919242 ed. Parking 1195 717-6392 Paneled, with reception room. All utilities HANDYMANS SPECIAL - Truly a spec oodwoy. Wtst Long Branch camera, «15. Coll J91-W7* parking. Ideol professional office, lawyer ultitor's dream. Mlddletown Township ran EAT-IN KITCHEN. FORMAL DINING 152. Boots ond Accessories WEDDING GOWN - Slie I, $100, head KEANSBURG — Modern apartment. Near accountant, etc. Cdll John Mulvlhill, 842 ROOM, DEN OR 4TH BEDROOM AND BOX SPRING — And mattress, W0, xllcti transportation Private home Best time lo :her features living room, large kitchen, CARPORT VA, NO DOWN FHA. S700 OSTON WHALER — Glostron, Sport SEWING en table, four chairs. $35. Block light, $7 piece and veil, $30. 5' walnut slotted bench 3588. hree lull bedrooms, both. Situated on with cushion. $50. 264B973. coll, before noon, 495-0416. DOWN. AD APPLIES TO QUALIFIED oft and Stinger. Pockoge dealt. FLAG- MACHINE Pole lamp, $5. S42-273H 00x100 lot with detoched goroge. Owner BUYER OWNER TRANSFERRED IP M A RI NjTj»nonll£jTlghUindl__ WHIRLPOOL WASHER AND DRYER KEANSBURG - Second floor three room asking VS.000 ond wants oilers THE KIR BUNK BEDS — Complete, $75, kitchen apartment, newly decorated. All utilities WAN CO.. Reoltor, 787-6600 EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN OPERATORS table, four chairs, $15. UOtacti HOLMDEL VILLAGE perlenced. Sleody work. Good work! Call 229 1341 after 6 p.m. One month security ond lease. Call alter 5, 760 sq. ft. olfice space lor lease. Will finis ndlllont. Children's coats Long Broix MM1M 7B7-O626. to suit. For Information, call owner, Lee BOATMAN'S SHOP WOMEN'S SHOES - Selling out the entire Palace Realty inutocturlng Co., 20 Third Avt., Lo BUTCHER BLOCK DINETTE SET - KEANSBURG — Small four-room apart E Mossa, Realtor. 946-2600. or evenings New Jersey's Largest anch.n9-554l. With six captain's choirs, $115. stock of dress ond sport shoes at a troctlon 9468583 "** MUST SELL S38,900 Marine Supply House ol the original price. Narrow, medium and ment S190 per month, one month security, Three-bedroom spTTlTevel drastically re 988-4400 Whorl Ave MI-SIM Red Bonk 671 IMS oil utilities Included. No pets. 717 1611 SHOE FITTER wide widths. Any pair for $4. Hurry In duced tor quick sale 74 paneled recrea Open dally 1-t COLONIAL — Hlohcock gold sofa, printed while selection Is good. ALEXANDER'S KEANSBURG — Three bedroom oport IDEAL LOCATION lion room with bar, spacious living room, 132. Apartments ARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drop •r children's shoe store In Rtd Ba matching chair. Best otter. Excellent con SHOE STORE. Hwy 36 Inear Poole Ave ment. New Iwo family house. Alt electric. wall-to-wall carpeting, patio, utility room les BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP does to. Must have experience. Excellent sc dlllon Must sell. 73» 1153 Hoilet. Open dolly, 10-4 Friday. 10-9 1260 plus security. 787-0393 560 Main Sf.. Allenhursl and goroge. Completely renovated. Vacant Town Houses y and working condilions. No nigh On Deal Lake. Modern air conditioned pro s em oil well. On your boat. In your home ior Immediate possession. All buyers 10 * 12Ocean Ave . Seo Bright ul Mil Id vocation and hospltalliotlon Send r COLONIAL LIVING ROOM - Two-piece 72. Garage/Yard Sales KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart- tesslonal oflice space ovailoble 400 lo ST down. CO-OP APARTMENT - Three bedrooms, Tie of past experience. All Informal! dork green, maple trim. Needs covering ment, newly decorated. Convenient loca- sq. ft., first floor; 4500 sq It , second tlooi oil heat. «,500. Monthly charge ot 9109.7S DAY JAVELIN 1910 - 14' sailboat with Id confidential. Write Box L-JOI. T $45. Norge washer. II Ib . needs motor GARAGE SALE - Moving. Furniture tion. Available immediately. Relerences will subdivide; priced reasonably Arnpl pays tone*, gas, electric and water Coll S42-3440. 10 Tee-Nee trailer. All excellent condl- illy Register, Shrewsbury $15 739JS40 toys, lots ot useful Items. 197 Rutleoge Or. »S0 plus security. 842-3434 or 272-0577. off street parking. Janitorial service. Co Palace Realty anH,»5. 611 «OI3 Mlddletown lApplebrook). Fri. and Sol. I 741-1930. IELLING AND SNELLING - World DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart to 4. KEYPORT - Office for rent In new pro Have You Seen? ... ILBOAT - Sleeps two Curler rig, 16 gest employment service, 54 Brood S chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc ment with dining room in modern Iwo lam 264-5300 CHESHIRE SQUARE 5 outboard motor In water, winter stor- aBonk.N.J. 74711JI. al bargain prices. New or used. AAC My house. 1260 month plus security ond tesslonal building. 900 sq. ft. Will divide t suit. Coll 264-0999 KEANSBURG — Two-story house. Three Enjoy the luxury ot an elegant home ond «paid >],M0 141 S443 otter Sp.m. DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhursl 73. Machinery For Sale utilities. Available Immediately. Jomod & the convenience ot being IN TOWN IMEONE VERSATILE - To sell 531 39)0 Frost, Inc., Broker, 3M-2651. bedrooms. Good condition. New roof, new 71 MERCURY - Model 1400 EL 140hp >re ond go out on leads and close sa 1972 BACKHOE — And 1972 dump truck tooling system. Ml.»0.71? 4496 Yet, walk to market, bank, post office, li- brary and more. All within one block ot 1th power trim. Like new condition. Con ten necessary. Also some deliveries. E DESKS — Two. mahogany, with type both In excellent condition. $9,500 Coi KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom oport LINCROFT ls Included. Coll Ben, 142-5464. lltnt salary and commission, benell writer drawer, and posture chairs, tola venlent terms arranged. 747-2706. menl. S700 per month, heat and electric in VMDDLETOWN - Send lor our Homes this prestigious community. CHESHIRE :. Five-day week. Willing to train. A W0 After 6 coll 747 SMI eluded. One month security required. Call 2100 sq. ft. prime store In established shop For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, SQUARE, on adult condominium tor those ncement opportunities unlimited App 787 7096 After 6 p.m., 717-0393. ping center. Prestige location. Available irices on available homes. APPLE 48 and over. 1S4. Recreational Vehicles ORUMSET 77. Pets ond Livestock Reasonable rent. Coll 741-4934. 3ROOK REALTORS. 940 Rt IS, Middle Our TERRACE HOME offers large living Sewing Center, Monmouth Shoppl Five pieces Asking $150 or best otter town. 671 2100 OR SALE - Or will trade lor a 14' olumi , Eatontown ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING KEANSBURG - IS Laurel Ave. One five MATAWAN - Office space. Ideal tor pro room, dining room, super kitchen, bed- r 7411(11 room and one two room apartment All boot, trailer ond smoll motor, Open Problems Corrected and Obedience fesslonal, lob or engineering use. Varlou MIDDLETOWN - Applebrook III ranch room, den, two baths, laundry nook, parch, oad slide-In camper. 10' i Sleeps live, OCK ROOM MANAGER - Local d DRUM SET - Four-piece, rtd crystal, tx In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee ulllltlti. Security required. size units available. Sprlnklered, air condi private fenced terrace and built in garage unl deportment store. Flvt days, Two bedrooms, two baths, fireplace. Cen ove, refrigerator, sink. Excellent condl- eel lent condition. Two Turko cymbals For FREE Consultation CALL 943 3700 KEYPORT - Available Immediately One tioned, ample parking. Convenient ol Iral air. '0 acre. 671-JOSS AM this tor S41.900. Don't miss our AT on ml i4!«4»e otter s p m urs. Excellent benefits. Send resume New heads on every drum. Drum stands American Dog Training Academies bedroom apartment in three-family house tached warehouse space available I RtUM HOME model. It's larger and otters ix L.M7, The Dally Register. Shrew Included. Asking $150 or make a deal. Co' 1225 o month. One month's security. All needed $3 75 $5 per sq. ft. 254 5252. MIDDLETOWN - Dutch Colonial Nine more. II 20 JAYCO TRAILER - Double 'y. Roy. 495-1114 AFGHAN PUPPIES - AKC. Champion rooms, two baths, two-car garage, 70x40 CHESHIRE SQUARE heels. Complete with air conditioning. line. Eight weeks old. Very reasonable utilities supplied. 787-2762 after 3. MIDDLETOWN - Last store left in octiv VITCHBOARO OPERATOR - E in ground pool. Easily converted to two Church St., off Prospect Ave ath, shower. Sleeps six. Fully equipped DRYER - Electric Maytag, MO. REFRIG Juniper Forms, 442 7477 otter 3 p.m. LONG BRANCH - Nice location. Fur shopping center. Ideal for luncheonette family house. 148,S00. 787 4496 Little Silver, N j tchen, outside awning ana attached rlenced. 3 to II and I to 4 shifts. Lone ERATOR. 1» cu. ft Gibson side by side gift shop or any other retail and proles m. Full or part lime 741 470O AKC LHASA APSO - Champion sired nlshed three-room apartment. 1175 o 741-1200 747-1337 reen house. »2WS III 0645 guaranteed 10 years on compressor. $175 month. All utilities Included 779 1356 slonal use. Call 741-3019. Mini Estate Over one acre :ACHER — For Hebrew and hlstor Can deliver. Call 4t3-MI7 parti colors and solids. Excellent selec tlon. Also stud service. Reasonable 269 LONG BRANCH — V/j-room furnished OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Broo 133. Income Property 155. Sports Equipment venth grade, part-time Tuts, and Thur FENCEE - LocateLocated SS3 CollinCollins St.St.,, KeanKeans 1617 St., Shrewsbury. Approximately 900 sq ft OVELY FOUR BEDROOM RANCHER ' p.m. Religious school. Motawon areo apartment Convenient location. Couple ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Large Iwo Ki BOOTS - Two pairs buckle ski boots burgb . WoodenWden,, 19'' longlong.. MakMake offeoff r IINN- preferred. Reasonable 729-0176. Available now. Suitable for small busines WO FULL BATHS. FORMAL DINING lary based on experience ond qua QUIRE I Shhaddy NookNk . KeansburgKb . AKC PUPPIES - Chihuahuas. 7 weeks or professional. Call 847-4440 between ROOM, LARGE LIVING ROOM, WELL family home for sale by owner. Assumoble on s size 8. Aspen. SIS. Lady's site I. Mu- otlons. For Interview call 5W-1MI. I to sable; poodles, 4 months, cream, males mo 5 weekdays. _ HOUSE IN REAR BEAUTIFUL LOT, mortgage. Good location. 291-43M (or de ni. HO Outgrown. UJ 1091 FIREWOOD — WOODCHIPS only. Health guaranteed. 364 7440. ONE BEDROOM - Fenced yard S200 in TALL OAK TREES. ASKING ONLY tails. eluding utilities. BAHRS REAL ESTATE, OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All utll 132,900. CAN'T POSSIBLY LAST AT THIS RE SALES — And service writer or a Call 1414573 BE MY VALENTINE - Give your Volen ties included Highlands. Ready lor occu 156. Swimming Pools tant service manoger for new Flreston tine on AKC Great Dane puppy, elgh B72-1600. OW PRICE. riVt DRAWER CHEST «•> 6«9 ollvt pancy. Call 877-1646 00L DISTRIBUTOR - Must sell bai- e Center. Must hove experience In II weeks old, fawn, full black mask or a mln PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms, un- INCOME PLUS les ond service 54* 4105 green shag rug with knotted fringe, lust female poodle, eight weeks old, AKC regls OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles Two-family house in Red Bonk. One three lee of 1914 pools complete with deck, cleaned, $15.6710344 furnished, ideal lor couple. Call after S nee and filter. Factory closeout — must tered. 739 1548. p.m. 671-0628. slonal building. Choice location Appro* bedroom opartment and one two bedroom IAVEL AGENT - Experienced Plea moiety 800 sq. ft. Call 747-3730. Palace Realty Tenants pay own utilities. Five-tar garage t sold now lo moke room for our new 197} FREEZER - Upright. 1975, 5 cu. It . OT. ne Original value 1249S. Now only 149$ id resume, Including salary desired, REFRIGERATOR. 10 cu ft.. 1975. opart BLACK 'A BURMESE MALE CAT - One RED BANK - East side. Three-bedroom on second parcel included. Located on a '« D-210, The Dally Register. Shrew yeor old. Litter trained. Hod oil shots opartment GE stove ond dishwasher. Ex- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Four rooms County road. Asking only 123,500 Call jmpleteTy erected. Call Frank. 416-1300. menl slie, $90 DRYER, JOS GE, $15 COL newly renovated, near Rlverview Hospital 988-4400 'V- OR TV, H75. console. $350 Can delivery Very affectionate Free to responslbl cellent location. References. 1265 a month, JEAN K. IRWIN, Realtor. 84? 4.88. Ma- adulis only. 291-3074 before 3 p.m. plus security. 842-2434 or 7224S77. 635 sq. ft. Coll 741 2000 rine Park, Red Bonk. SWIMMING POOL USO 'PIST - Good typing skills and did Call 493-H17. ompletely erected, with deck, fence and one required. FREE PUPPIES RED BANK PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — MINT CONDITION KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom house ter Credit terms arranged Call Rocco FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - Ground door, suitable tor doctor or den Coll 7754503 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT Beagle-Terrier mixed Efficiency apartment with heat Four-family summer house, two warehouse, 741-4343. Call 671-4211 Call 747 0732 between 9 5 p.m. tlst, ot 333 Broad St.. Red Bank. 747-3730, harming Holmdei residence offers five cottages. $78,000 18,000 cosh. 787-9321. STRESSES - Cocktail waltreise PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT. IMME . to 5 p.m. ledrooms, family room with flrcploce, full •W. Apply 3 to 5 p.m. Only experienced DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR. GRAND FREE TO GOOD HOME - "Corky," two RED BANK — Four rooms and both, all lasement. Central air, vacuum, Intercom. KEANSBURG — Two bungalows, 7Sx100. More Classified ed apply Long John's Ltd , Highland 373-6611 year-old spayed female dog. Mixed breed furnished, with utilities supplied. Second RED BANK - Office space available, I Slate foyer, natural woodwork. A beoulllut One tour-room, one three-room. Gas heat 1975 rabies shot. Lovable, affectionate- ex floor. No pets. Adults preferred. One share wIlhCPA. Good Income. $13,900. 3M-27I6. on Next Page G E RANGE - 30", white, slightly Coll 842-3961 udoi ranch. Asking 1130,000 scratched. $135 EATONTOWN TV. cellent watch dog. 142-9479. month's security. Inquire 11 Mount St., S41-O400 Red Bonk. 101. Apartments 52. Babysitting GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY - Nine RED BANK — 90 Monmouth St. (corner 101. Apartments Child Care GE WASHER months old female, excellent temper RED BANK — Garden Apartments. One Hwy 35). Stores Irom 700 sq ft. to SOOO sq $35 menl. Must sell to good home. 671-4401. bedroom, 1)90. two bedrooms, J2I0 Lease, 1. Offices from 1000 sq. ft. lo 5000 sq ft VBYSITTER - For working mothe 141-0219 security required. Positively no dogs, no GOOD HOME WANTED - For 2 year ole cats. Adults preferred. Call between 10 smaller one room offices also available) AAcCUE JACKSON TOWNSHIP ur afternoons. 12 lo e. Occasional Unlimited free parking by landlord, utlli GLAZED WHITE ELEPHANT registered miniature schnauier. Ni o m.-4:90p.m. ONLY 741-2975. irnlngs. Light housework. Good pa "Herman ' Moving. Coll 142-5124. ties by tenant. Attractive rental rates ond Realtors vn transportation. New Shrewsbury. Co $15. 21" long, 13' high 0 Ridge Rd. Rumson ( ull 671 1441 RED BANK - Molly Pitcher Apartments erms in a completely modern building tr t p.m. (41447V GREAT DANE — Female, spayed, house One and two-bedroom apartments avail- Minimum one year lease. Coll owner, Wai broken. Papers. Will sell to good home er Zimmerer and Son, 842-1520 or 946 3400 GOLD AND TURQUOISE — Sectional only 739-1934 able No pels. 741-9115. NEW LISTING MORE LIKE couch, tour piece, $125. Green swlvtl S3. Domestic Help RED BANK -'Three-lour months sublet. 3UMSON — Commercial or professlono chair, $40, boudoir chair. $10. king slit space available. Two large rooms ant iCHELOR NEEDS HOUSEKEEPER leather headboard. $10. Call anytime. 671- HAY AND STRAW One bedroom fully furnished apartment. In FAIR HAVEN Ig accommodations available QUIET building on busline. Convenient to balh. $125 a month, Including utilities 842 244-4321 (131. Cdll 944 IMS shopping. $250 a month plus utilities Heal 0303, days. $46,900 A HOME! HORSES — Mart ("Belle Dub") grand supplied. 531-1666, days; 842 3986, eve BRAND NEW COLONIAL iUSEKEEPER - Experienced, live I HAMMOND daughter of "Wimpy" (PI). Yearling, (tiei SHREWSBURY - Store, 6.633 sq. ft : nlnfli. Zholce location, south of Red Bank on Rt our bedrooms, two baths, (ontostic kltch- Pennani Ckjb Country Apartments blends the th recent references. Please lelephon filly), sired by grandson ot "Three Bars.' nfomily room. Full basement with 8' comUifl ol a home w*h the pleasures ol a M9O4 from 10 to 12 noon ORGAN Foal, (her colt), also sired by grandson o RED BANK — Three rooms, furnished, 35. Suitable all business. Air conditioned .orge parking area. Coll after 4 p.m., 747 learonce. Great location. Mortgage ovoil Country Club m a secluded rustc toc»lion Of Atbury Pork Three Bars All AQHA registered Rea second floor. Good location Adults pre- ble to qualified buyer. An absolute Shangn-Lg VEIN COMPANION - Far eldtrl sonable lo good home. 411-5722. •mon. Call afteerr 5 p.m.,. Hammond Sounder ferred. Nop«fS. 11 Canal St., H\ 79/6 I4&S9S $439 IRISH SETTER PUPS - AKC registered RUMSON - Four bedrooms, Iwo twins SHREWSBURY - On Rle. 35. Three-room Champion show and Held background. plus den. Full basement. Two-car garage office. $150 plus utilities. Also two-r HICKEY AGENCY BRAND NEW iRSON - To clean an Fridays only Ret office, $125 plus utilities. Call IDEAL Realtor snees required. 775-9300 787-7018 1500 per month. BAHRS Real Estate, 87? 7 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beoch Luxury 4 & 5 Rm Apt*. 1600. REALTY, 741-5253. 147-2001 Open dally Ull • Sat till 5 LHASA APSO PUPS - Seven weeks Call 222-4087 onytlme Main St 6. Corner ol Mottlson Avt. Champion pedigree Super personalities. SEA BRIGHT - Attractively furnished STORE FOR RENT - In Little Stive HAMMOND ORGAN - And new Leslie Coll 946 4405 three-room apartment. Ideal (or honey- Shopping Plaia. From*217 61. Business $1400 mooners. No pets. Convenient shops, bus, 7470573 NEW LISTING POODLES — Miniature, AKC registered IN Call 1201)739-0105 beach. $175 plus electric. One month secu- STORE FOR RENT — In Fair Haven's es INCLUDING HEATI Opportunities Three moles; one block, two chocolate. rity required. Available Immediately. Coll HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let us plan a 741 7973 ablished shopping center on River Rood MONMOUTH BEACH FOR UP TO 642 149S. Next to Acme Market Approximate 1000 plonl happening. Free plant ond per SHORELANDAREA Hem includes a fabulous fuii-Ucility dub- centage ollolol sale. 141 2374. 747-3741. SAINT BERNARD PUPS - AKC. In Hint .q ft. Coil 747-3669 and 747 9481. ~ sa pools lenns batkeitiali Pius aH mis lor Valentine's Day. Deposit will hold. 291 SEA BRIGHT - Elegant and exclusive, • Air cond*on.ng HATCH COVER COFFEE TABLE - Ends 4825 or 2914113 designer furnished studio elllciencles and UNION BEACH — Office or store. Two $46,900 MARLBORO bound with steel. Top 1W" North Carolina 3' J room executive suites. Enjoy o short rooms, $150 per month Three rooms, $17 larmlng Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, Pi 25 MONTHS • Raai- INDUSTRIAL PARK Call 739-0612 says "sell this well built, fully insulated Think of it. Up to 25 oonM SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency apartments • Basement storage ea apt 11,000 «,. ft. building HORSE MANURE SAMOYED - Purebred male, I'> months ome Full line ot appliances Included. Furnished. No lease required. Call Trade WAREHOUSE SPACE months without a rent • 24 nr maintenance mngmi list: light induitry - warehouse Well rotted, no straw, wood shavings. $25 Well trained All shots. Excellent dls Winds Motel, 842-1897. • Walk to shopping e.press buses for 6 yd. dump truck, delivered. Hatlet- position Asking $50 495 0110 HIGHWAY 36 HICKEY AGENCY Increase If you rent Office H«Ki 5000 «q. (t. Holmoel-Mlddlelown area. 671-4153. SEA BRIGHT — Four-room apartment Call lor details, 791-3636 Realtor and efficiency aporlmenl Walton Apart now. A 25 month 1 80. Merchandise Wanted 3700 SQ. FT. - Modern metal induslria 7 Beoch Rd. Monmoufh Beoch Citing Might M IBM TYPEWRITERS ments, 1042 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. guaranteed rent Ireeze AAAAAAAA building with city water. Clear span Coll 222 4017 anytime 5 y#ofj OM Rental $16.50 per mo. LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. SEA BRIGHT Handy to highway. 1450 per month. Harold that warms the soul. Studio-f13S .Indemann, Broker, Eatontown. 543-1103 OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE — 01- Pen' it with option to buy 171-0317 JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH Ixctlltnt Iwolion 1.7 milti INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 842 9807 or 291-1483 ers you. the home buyer, a selection ot KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR - Slde- 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741 7474 over 2000 homes In every price cotepory IB HI. II ond 11 inttichotige. by-slde $100 Chambers dishwasher. $50 SEA BRIGHT — Waterfront. Three room UO. Wanted To Rent nd style. The Berg Agency. Rl. 35. Mid l«ets welcome. One acre of land $750 plus ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS existing dwelling v/ilh income - 1300 utilities and security 291 1154 after 6pm. THE COLUMBIA 26* K SLOOP Freehold Music Center AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rentals xmBily — cen be subdivided and sold lo HIGHLANDS - Small three room coitooT noie thin cover youl $30 000 cash in- 12 Throckmorton St.. Freehold. 462-4730 dally, never a fee lor tenant. Furnished Really, really, oversized eMiciency, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apis. the FMC STUDIOS and unfurnished homes and apartments suitable adults. $175 per month Security 500 Brick Blvd.. Brlcklown 477 2121 TEICHER AGENCY. REALTORS. 217 equlred. 791-2144. kind you must see to believe, on the Navesink river Central air CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Oceonport Ave . Oceanporl 542 35W It no KEANSBURG — Three-room bungalow. conditioned. 24 hour doorman, indoor parking, swimming pool, ma- WANT MORE DETAILS? PIANO - Winter, full keyboard answer, 229-S4M Suitable for single person or couple Rea rina, terrace, TV security 1 bedroom starts at $270, 2 bedroom sonoble rent. Coll 787-8766. $500 or best offer ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two room starts at $410 . Call Al Masch 7417571 apartment with tile bathroom ond wall-to- LEONARDO — Two bedrooms, living LAYER PIANO - Player port needs re- wall carpeting. Own entrance. Utilities In ooin, kitchen, bath, enclosed porch. $175 olr. otherwise works fine $5» Btoss on eluded $200 per month plus security Call ier month plus utilities. One month's secu- 946-3700 Irons, »30.741-0308 oiler 4 Ity One yeor Itott. Coll Peggy 787 6600. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three rooms MIDDLETOWN - 10 beautiful rooms DeNormandl_e Avenu e on the Navetlnk River I RAILROAD TIES Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 SEVENOAKS REALTY 4'sections, si SO each delivered No pels. Adults prelerred One year lease. Near transportation and shopping area. S Fair Haven, N.J. (201)747-3010 f Hhtm Iwo references $135 291 3153. $37?a month. Call 847-8848 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11 1975 111. Special Notice* 213. Instruction LEGAL NOTICE 20 TheDBilyRegister :IAL Never Wed Widowed One Divorce REAL ESTATE SALES COURSE - After Dennis the Menace S noons, Feb. 17 21 Coll Monmouth In- NOTICES stitute. 7414779, anytime TO Bf IH41ASCD IN 210. Lost And Found BY A BANK HOLDING Crossword puzzle SINGLE NOTICE COMPANY Ol NOVO GOOD REWARD! - Lost. »fill« Weil Pursuant to Sec 4(c) (81 of the Bank WOMEN - Ll*ylikt, agt 10 to » Holding Company Act and regulations o HiohlorKI Ttrrter, answtring to name ol NOTICE OF DECISION ««oc llncroflarea «4? JMO Lift it too prfCioui lo vatic Seeking o •he Board of Governors of the Federal lasting, meaningful rclotionthift makti NOTICE Is hereby glvtfl to the legol Reserve System, notice It given thai 47 MumnbHe IB Expression good sense voters ol Fire District No 1 in the Town FIDELITY UNION BANCORPORA ACROSS ,» Knightlg y Thoughtful- LOST — Eytglatsts. bi locals, blach ship of Maiowan. County ot Monmoutti. TION, Newark. Net> Jersey, a sank h 50 Wretched MEN — Responsible, age 73 lo 69 State ol New Jersey, that an election will 1 Kind of character ness frame, River Rd , Fair haven To whom Fulfillment is a man. pay holding company, proposes lo engagegg , 51 Extinct 7474MS be held on Soturday. February 1S. It7$ ol througgh Its subsidiary. SUBURBA" * 33 Vapor supporting the hopes shored by two loyal. the FlrthouM, 7S Lower Moin Street, rough AN Fl bird Small nail dependentpeoplt ' Uatowon Township, New Jersey ANCE COMPANY, l»e following oc 34Palesuina LOST - Golden retriever, female. |V| A SENSIBLE WAV TO SEEK 5 The to Destinies Polls wltl be open trom two o clock llvltles: 54 Camera s eon old. Thuridoy. Lime silver Red compatible local friendship with other The business ot making loans in the oay Piece Song of iank Reward 141 Stll teriout minded singles By application PW tonlneo clock PM- eye Petitlon may be received from the See present maximum amount ot 11.000 00 or 10 Churchill 35 Be indebted David Dn retary of the •oard. Thomas J Folco, iess under the provisions ol the New Jer- 36 Sahara 55 ThewoAs LOST - Tiny terrier type dog. oroarn and " MAY LORIE CLUB 110 Von Brocklc Rood, Strothmore Set sey Small Loan Low and making loons Downs spot Roman rooms ton. on Holland Rd . Middlelown, Thurs tion of Motawan Township, oil petitions secured by second mortgages on res) description 58 Escutcheon vening Companion for cerebral palsy P.O Boi IIJ1-R Ocean. N J 0771} 14 Hero or Controls must be filed by Wadneufciy, Fcbruory dentlol real estate (up to 4-fomily occu 37 Made dove- area hild. ft, 671 9131 II, 1WS by f o'clock P.M. at the Setre poncy) owned by the borrowers undei god Lax 113. Instruction torys residence the New Jersey Secondary Mortgage like sounds 59 Bind up LEATHER CRAFTS CLASSES - V»tlH 15 Emigre Skunk, of The purpose ot this election is to elect Loon Act and making avolloble lo the 38 Moon agam H1. Special Notices John Forest Thamm, coauthor of Leather two (2) Fire Commissioners for a full customers credit lite Insurance and dls 16 Foolish sorts Croft Vou Can Wear, ot Studio. 710 Cook term of three years, and to Vote on the ability Insuronce covering the unpaid 17 Freckles 39 Linden tree 60 Toward PROFESSIONAL MAN - Legally lepa man Ave , Astoury Pork. e#l-0«7e. appropriation ot Forty Nine Thousand. balance of loons outstanding Possessor rated, mid forties, would like to moke oc 40 Peevish shelter MATHEMATICS — Tutoring, teochlng. Eight Hundred and Forty Five Dollors. Such activities will be conducted ot on J9 Rake Rents quoinlonce ot refined woman p 0 Boi elementary ttirouoh undergroduatc U9.US.00, and the following public quM- office to be established at the following 20 Fallback 41 Powerful 61 Goings-on l7I.Hallet. ' Coll Ml SU1 after 4pm tion To give permission to use surplus location: 62 Porterhouse Northern funds In The sum ot 14,000 00 dollors to 1 Highway 36 21 Erase beam purchase a new diesel generator source big game Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey 22 Gapes 42 Lady muscle LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Persons wishing to comment on this 63 "Thethun- Mangier* THOMAS J.FALCO proposal should submit their views in 24 Australian thumper NOTICE Secretary, Board ol dering - Bathe Notice li hereby given mot the Board of Education ot the Monmoufn Regional Firt Commissioners ot writing within 30 days ol the dote ol pub woman 44 Cuts High School DISH let will hold a public hearing Dn the proposed budget tor the School fication ot this notice to FEDERAL RE DOWN Western Matawan Township SERVE BANK OF NEW YORK. 33 Lib 25 Accomplish- 45 Besides Year 1975-76. as here set forth of 7 4S P.M. on February II. 197S In the school district Fire District No 1 European In the Multl Purpose Room at Monmouth Regional High School. 535 Tlnton Avenue. erty Street, New York. New York I0O4S mem 46 Winged 1 liquid Borough of New Shrewsbury, In the County of Monmouth State of New Jersey. Feb 4. S. *, M0. ... 12 Feb 11 110 14 Propped parts measure Said budget will be on file and open to the public between the hours ot 9 00 A.M. NOTICE 26 Repeat Conscious- ana 4:00 P M from February II. 197s to February 17. 1975, eicluslve ot Saturday and Notice Is hereby given that the Board ol Education Red Bank Regional High 2 ness Sundoy of the office of the Secretory of the Board ot Education. 535 Tlnton Avenue. School will hold o Public Hearing on the proposed budget tor School Year 1975 76 Solution to Yesterdays Puzzle: New Shrewsbury, New Jersey storting at 1:30 p.m on Wednesday, February 19, 1975 In the School Cofeterla at Red raisers SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Bonk Regional High School, Hording Rood. Borough ot Red Bonk In the County ot 3 Yearn Killer FOR SCHOOL YEAR I»7S 71 Monmouth. State of New Jersey innon lionnn HDBD 4 High 44 Bear 0 et Education of MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Sold Budget will be an file and open to the public between the hours ol 9:00 am High nest Comity ot Monmoulh and 3:00 p m from February II, 1975 to February 19. 1975 Inclusive eircepl Saturday '1 SAID... mm MICE THIN6 ABOUT A UODU UUDUU UUtHU 5 Decorous 46 ID 121 (31 and Sunday ond holidays at me office of the Secretary ot the Board of Education, IIS Request 1971 7< 1974-75 1975-76 Hording Rood. Red Bank. N.J Y EVEN HEAR VOUR MOTHER CALUN6 VOU!" UUU HHUQ U.iDllH 6 Rejoice 47 Give ENROLLMENTS {Actual! (Estimated! lEstlmaled) Dated February II. 1975 S F GIOVENCO. Secretary 7 Base 48 Resident Av. Dally Enroll 1441 1550 1450 Board of Education ii iiuufjonH temporarily ADD: ADETultlon Pupils Reed I SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Totol Average Dolly Enroll 1449 1550 1450 8 FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1*75-7* Children'llliui * ii sn Lette•.»•»»r• France 49 Involved in SOURCES OF REVENUE Beard el Education ef Red Bank Regional High School Measure out (I) II) (31 Ceunty ef Monmoufh luuo uciunn an 9 Reduced 50 1973-74 197475 1975 76 II) 12) 13) 10 Teach or SI "Walk a CURRENT EXPENSE (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) 1973 75 197475 1975-76 crooked -" Appropriation Balance •S 379.91911 ENROLLMENTS (Actual (Estlmoled) (Estimated! ! iinn n Kidd Balance Appropriated 1 100.000.00 s 150,000 00 Resident Av, Dally Enroll nil 1161 1150 Heavy blow 1.652,915.00 1,»92,J29.00 11 Smell 52 Local Toi Levy 1,112.154 00 Total Average Daily Enroll 111b 1161 1150 Ripened State Aid 475.424.00 919,693 00 950,MB 00 IOURCESOF REVENUE UUBD annrin annn 12 Swing around 53 112.920 00 200.000 00 200.000.00 Dear God, Federal Aid (II 121 (3) nnnn nnnnn nnnw 13 Pegs for 56 Dogs' doc Tuition 3,45200 1.460.00 197374 1974 75 1975 76 Miscellaneous Revenue 29.313.11 3.000.00 10,000 00 CURRENT EXPENSE (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) driver So therel ISpeclal Federol and/or Appropriation Balance *» 326.150.72 State sponsored Programs 65,644.00 Balance Appropriated s 125.000 « 235,000 IA-1) TOTAL CURRENT EXP 13,079,557.41 S2.947.061.00 13,202,277 00 Local Ta« Levy 2,599,476.12 2,591,256 2.501,092 State Aid 232,003 00 216,132 341,162 1 Unanticipated Federal and/or State Sponsored Programs Federal Aid 24,755.00 25,000.00 50,000 CAPITAL OUTLAY Miscellaneous Revenue 7,176.76 n TT TT- rr Appropriation Balance •! 42,566.92 I Special Federal ond/or — Balonce Appropriated I 10,000.00 Stale sponsored Programs 149,290.21 Local Toil Levy 2,910,00 . 9,000 00 1 10,000 00 (All TOTAL CURRENT EXP 13.341,002.51 I3.035.0U 13.134.254 IB-1) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY I 45,476*2 » 19,000 00 s 10,000 00 I Unanticipated Federal and/or State Sponsored Programs — DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL OUTLAY the r\cu \)oby Appropriation Bolonce -I 7,411 14 Appropriation Balance *l 5,437.94 Local fox Levy 19I.UI.16 J 117,115.00 t 115,173.00 (B-ll TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY I 5,437.94 State Aid 41.777.00 41,225.00 42.777.00 'Reflects Actual Appropriations Balonce July 1.1973 (C-ll TOTAL DEBT SERVICE I 242.030.50 s 235,34000 s 221,450 00 DEBT SERVICE Appropriation Balance •» 760,165.93 TOTAL REVENUE Balonce Appropriated < 254.415 S 250,000 ALL ACCOUNTS 13,367,064.14 S3.20I.40I.00 S3.440.927 00 Local Tan Levy 90,045.00 545.926 534.013 PP• Slots Aid 13,241.00 14.054 12,105 for o-x that 'Reflects Actual Appropriation Balonce July 1. 1973 TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1 163,451.93 S 114,465 I 796.111 31 APPROPRIATIONS jr (I) 12) 111 TOTAL REVENUE ALL ACCOUNTS t3.149.553 S3.930.442 1973-74 1974-75 197574 vr f J I CURRENT EXPENSE Expenditures Approp. Approp. 'Reflects Actual Appropriation Balance July 1.1973 en So much: ADMINISTRATION APPROPRIATIONS Salaries » 79,151.20 t 87,310.00 S 93,590 00 111 (2) (3) W Contracted Services 19,503.74 20.100.00 27,100 00 197374 1974-75 1975-76 IS. »<*i All Other Expenses 11.111.71 17,330.00 20,790 00 J I CURRENT EXPENSE E»pend(tures Approp Approp INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION W Salaries 11,511,920 14 SI, 795.650.00 SI,930,800.00 Salaries S 75,117.65 » 14,636 s 91,260 Textbooks 14,095,73 17.185.00 15,095.00 Contracted Services 23.520.13 19,500 20,000 Libraries 8. Audio visual Mat 27,129 66 31.63100 35,871 00 All Other Expenses 15,656.30 21,550 16.050 Teaching Supplies 49,277.79 60.029.00 70.744.00 INSTRUCTION * All Other Expenses . 48,097 01 58,975.00 61,025,00 Salaries 11.441,347.90 11,924, m SI,934,311 1 ATTENDANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES P I Textbooks 15,226.47 20,600 23.000 11 | Salaries - Attendance I 7,250.00 7,900.00 8,100.00 Libraries B, Audio Visual Mat 39,431.44 42,075 44,100 Vr All other Expenses—Attendance 415.16 1,11400 1,300 00 Teaching Supplies 49,436.40 60,000 66,000 Salaries—Health 19,131.00 27,600 00 29,000 00 AMOIher Expenses 39,142.31 52.930 57,910 All other Expenses-Health 1,112.07 2,230 00 2,515.00 ATTENDANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES TRANSPORTATION " Solorles - Attendance S 16,562.11 S 11.500 1 11.097 Salaries I 39,955.92 t 50,354.00 S 40,032.00 All Other Expenses — Attendance 211.96 500 750 Contr. Serv. 1, Pub. Carrier! 47,362.67 69.150.00 71,350.00 Salaries - Health 24,395.00 25,735 32,993 Replacement Dlst. Owned Buses 13,962 00 11.500.00 Another Expenses —Healtti 3,000.49 2,100 3,050 Insurance—Pupil Transportation 2,514.00 4,000 00 2,97000 TRANSPORTATION Curr. Activities 10,776.44 10.000.00 11.500 00 Contr. Serv. & Pub. Carriers 1 21.174.23 1 43,000 1 103,000 19,140.00 E All other Expenses 16.856.14 24.000.00 OPERATION OPERATION Salaries 136,177.67 1 140.790 1 172,551 Salaries 8 92.427.80 S 101.550.00 S 114.400 00 Heat 21.441 65 54,000 141.000 Heat 42,721 40 80.000.00 80,000 00 Utilities 30,926.29 29,000 11.700 Utilities 52.906.19 11.250.00 79,450.00 Supplies 1.450.71 20,000 20.000 Supplies 17.044 84 17,500.00 24.115 00 All Other Expenses 1.362.92 2.500 2.500 1 AliOther Expenses 1,154.86 1.000.00 1,5O0.00 ! MAINTENANCE i^our horoscope, birthday MAINTENANCE Salaries 4,140.75 1 4.500 i 5.5O0 Salaries 32,405 73 36,000 00 40,700.00 Contracted Service* IV Illl III 21.500 23,600 Contracted Services •0,616.36 46,44500 44,050 00 Replacement of Equipment 42,316 10 6.200 9.700 Replacement of Equipment 5,160.00 13.(72.00 II.4BIIIH) New or Additional Equipment 5,000 TUESDAY, February 11 - less than sincere; it is that you wise enough to catch the warn- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - New or Additional Equipment....' 19,337.21 19.910 00 22.505.00 All Other Expenses 13,600 All Other Expense. 5,569.62 19,900 00 19,795.00 'Includes Private St hool Truristiorlutmn ( ost Bom today, you are a highly in- think highly of yourself and wish ing signals. Contacts recently made with a •Includes Prlvote School Tromportotlon Cost FIXED CHARGES FIXED CHARGES Employee Retirement Contrl ... 57,403 B6 S 34,000 55.000 telligent person who has little others to feel the same way. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - man or woman of influence in Employee Retirement Contr! . 1 22.977.12 S 45,900.00 1 49,540.00 Insurance & Judgments 51,927.49 91,450 73,100 Insurance & Judgments 69,007 27 75,650.00 95,550.00 Rental of Land 8, Buildings 205,592 00 110,000 trouble grasping abstract con- Without doubt, you are a A friendly attitude goes a long your field may begin today to Tuition.. 19.450.00 ?2,000 00 27,000 00 Tuition 23,947.00 40,000 cepts and even less getting them friend of those in need. You will way toward smoothing the way pay off in both tangible and in- SUBTOTALS 12,461.711.19 «2.132,945.OO 13,076,777.00 SUBTOTAL »2,594,779.63 S2.I95.66S S2.979.649 across to others once they are have to take care, however, that toward successful business deal- tangible benefits. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES SUNDRY ACCOUNTS Salaries > 43,224.50 > 57,123.00 I 61,150.00 FOOD SERVICES grasped. At the same time, you don't expend so much time ings. Take your pleasure where LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - Other Expenses 25.319.12 30,500.00 32,300.00 Expenditures to Cover Deficits I 4,400.00 I 1.000 S 10,000 Expenditures to Cover Deficits 1.722 63 2.500 00 2,800 00 STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES however, you are enough a man and effort on being a friend to you find it today. The unexpected requires extra SPECIAL PROJECTS IBudgetory) Salaries 1 42,783.87 S 47,423 S 50,605 Salaries 1 4,221.77 S 4,000.00 1 4,000.00 Other Expenses 12,207.55 15.000 17,000 or woman "of the people" to be others that you have little time TAURUS (April 20-May 20) time, extra money, and extra J-l SUB TOTAL 12,534.347.61 12,9}/,061 00 S3.177.027.00 Expenditures to Cover Deficits 49,940.71 62.000 61,000 able to apply what you know in a or effort left for being a friend to -Consider human nature when effort this afternoon. If you J-2 SPECIAL PROJECTS J-1 SUB TOT 12,704, 111. 76 13,011.MS 13.123,214 practical way lo what is de- yourself. You are as much in you make judgments this morn- (Federal and/or State Sponsored) J-3 SPECIAL PROJECTS would rather bow out, do so ESEAProlecti 34,670.00 (Federal and/or stole Sponsored) manded of you by the particular need of kindness, and unders- ing. There is much that does not early in the game. Other Prolects 30,199 00 ESEA Prolects I 97,714.00 J-6 Summer School SPECIAL SCHOOLS AND EVENING SCHOOLOLS circumstances and situations tanding as anyone else — andmeet the eye or ear, yet must be SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Salaries 11.916.15 S 19.000.00 1 19,000.00 J-6 Summer School which go to make up your daily 'you need to remember that all of understood. 1,21107 1.000.00 1,25000 Salaries 12,255.00 t 14,000 1 11,000 Present goals may not be as jTvoca'tTonarEv'en'ing Total Vocational Evening 23.026.00 life. You have no intention of these things, as well as charity, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - easily attainable as you had (All Total Current Expenses 12.B17.4M 7A t3.035.086 13,134,254 isolating yourself from the world begin at home! (A-l) Total Current Expenses S2.626.611,13 12,947,061.00 13,202,277.00 (J-l thru J-S) The spotlight is very likely to thought Take a tip from one (Jl thru J-l) S-OEBT SERVICE simply because the world may rest on you this morning. L —CAPITAL OUTLAY Principal S 250,000.00 S 250,000 1 250.000 To find what is in store for you who's made the attempt before Sifts" I 3,33202 S 19,000.00 1 10,000.00 Interest 573.488 00 564,465 546.188 be unpleasant; rather, you will tomorrow, select your birthday Employment scene opportunities Buildings... 313.53 you; prepare very well. (C-ll TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1 823.488 (Ml S 814,465 S 796.1SS use what you know to become in- are more frequent and more (B-l) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 3,715.55 S 19,000 00 1 10,000.00 and read the corresponding SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 TOTALS (Sum ol A to D lnc.)»» 11.660.H94 74 13.849,553 13,910,442 volved in and to try to help mat- frightening than anticipated. S-DEBT SERVICE paragraph. Let your birthday Dec. 21) -Decide upon the clay's 175,000.0 I75.000.O0 I 175,00000 ters. Principal » 175,000.00 CURRENT OPERATING APPROPRIATE star be your daily guide. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - interest: 67,030.00 60,34000 53,650.00 activities before you get things A CURRENT EXPENSE $ SO3.59S.S2 Fond of people and fully will- Wednesday, February 12 Negotiate with those in (C-ll TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 242.030.00 1 235,340 00 1 221,650 00 B CAPITAL OUTLAY 5,437.94 underway early in the morning; C DEBT SERVICE 39,970.93 ing to allow others to get close to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) authority, but only if you can do TOTALS (Sum of A to D Inc.," I),172,357.31 S3,201,401.00 13,440,927.00 TOTAL BALANCES JUNE 30. 1974 I 549,004 69 otherwise, you may be too late to and become fond of you, you -Make a real effort to keep in so from strength. Take care not gain much. CURRENT OPERATING APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNE K, 1974 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND take people for what they are, close touch with home base this to show any weakness of A CURRENT EXPENSE • 452,945.59 BALANCES JUNE 30, 1974 84.209,199.45 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. B CAPITAL OUTLAY 41,741.37 without much thought for what morning. Children may be in character or assets. C DEBT SERVICE JO "Includes fully-sponsored special Federal and/or State Protects 19) -Take care that a discussion TOTAL BALANCES IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1, 197] to JUNE 10,1974 you might like them to be. At the special need of advice; share LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -To- JUNE 10, 1974 I 494,707.46 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1,1973 11,275,381.32 same time, however, you make concern with an expert. day may well provide a turning does not deteriorate into an TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING BALANCE J1.27S.3S1 32 every effort to change yourself to argument, especially during BALANCES JUNE 30, 1974 13,367,064.84 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - point - both in your career ac- IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES: suit the image you would like You may be able to head off ac- tivities and in a personal rela- early morning hours when you EQUIPMENT » 359,711.19 W MARKHORVATH UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS others to have of you. It is nof cidents of a minor but annoying tionship of long standing. Pre- may not be as sharp as other- School Business Administrator JUNE 30, 1974 S 359,711.19 Monmoulh Regional High School that you are dishonest or even nature this morning if you are pare for change. wise. 535 Tlnton Avenue TOTAL EXPENDITURESAND ENDING BALANCE S 915,470.13 Doted: February 10.1975 New Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07724 Feb .11 Til- Feb II Worth SheinwokPs bridge advice JASON ANP 1 HAVE SET UP A OH? THAT SHOULD BE By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Declarer shifted back to West his two trump tricks, North dealer A VERY- -ECONOMICAL SORT OF TWO-PERSON COMMUNE' clubs, but West ruffed and but he cannot afford to draw East-West vulnerable HE BUYS, I COOK -AND WE EAT ARRANGEMENT, MY PEAR.' "We missed the boat," drew a round of trumps with NORTH TOGETHER two trumps and put West in South announced in tragic the queen. West then got out position to draw a third None tones as the dummy appeared safely with a heart, and de- 9764 trump. AK64 on the table. He was so dis- clarer still had to lose another DAILY QUESTION AKQ87 turbed at failing to bid a slam trick at the end. Partner opens with one WEST EAST that he misplayed the hand Only one round club, and you hold: S—K 8 4 and didn't even make game. After winning the first trick •> AJ96 e> QIO7S32 H-A K D-Q J 5 2 C—9 5 3 2. 9 Q1O83 <3 J S 2 West opened the four of with the queen of clubs, de- What do you say? O Q1093 0 8 clubs, and dummy won with clarer should draw only one Answer: Bid two notrump. *4 4k ) 106 the queen. Pursing his lips round of trumps. Then he can This shows 13 to 15 points, SOUTH and shaking his head dole- switch back to clubs. West with balanced distribution e> K84 fully, declarer drew two ruffs the second club but can- and a stopper in each of the O AK rounds of trumps with dum- not defeat the contract. If unbld suits. O J 7 S 2 my's ace and king. West returns a heart, South ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' •Ik 9532 East discarded a low spade, wins and can afford to lead a written by Alfred Sheinwold North East South West and South began to look wor- second trump to dummy. is available. Get your copy by 1 * Pass 1 O Pass TR4T ried. He had good reason, for Then declarer once more sending 50 cents to Red Bank 3 O Pass 3 NT Pass THIPTT' /MINUTES he had just "blown" his game switches back to clubs. Register, P.O. Box 1111, Los 4 O Pass 5 X Pasi contract. South can afford to give Angeles, Calif. 90053.) 5 O All Pass Opening lead - 4> 4 I URITE 'EM BETTER 1 THAN I 5AV 'EM'. J PRESCRIPTIONS

TAKIN' YEARS (JOIN* our OFF YOUR Qurre THE AGAIN LIFE LITTLE PHILOSOPHER TWHSHT- ISN'T'E? SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1975 The Daily Register 21* Television Today Smokey the Bear in library promotion New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " SHREWSBURY - Smokey day. National Recreation Area. the Bear joins the Monmouth Following on March 17 will No tickets or prior reserva- PJ) |W| |Si| (51) NJ. PU1UC BROADCASTING a 8 ABC TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK All proframmuif on thaas ckanaels will ke ttaUa) "The Trial of Chaplain Jensen" starring James County Library and the Ga- be "Our National Parks — tions are needed. aa channel 52 unleas otherwise awed. Franclscus, Joanna Miles The shocking, true ac- teway National Recreation Their History, Scenic Attrac- All branches ol the Mon- DAYTIME MOVIES count of a chaplain, the only US Navy officer •ver to be court-martialed solely on a charge of Area in inviting everyone to a tions and Recreation." mouth County Library have 4:00 0 "Tke Prowl end Ik. Damnad" adultery. Movies will be shown dur- 4:» O "Bridge on Rirer Kwei" (Part II) free two-part program to be material for planning a visit a KNICKS BASKETBALL ing both programs, with com- EVENING New York Knicki it Chicago Bulb. presented in the auditorium to our National Parks avail- 8 a THE ASCENT OF MAN of the library's Eastern mentary by Robert F able for loan 6M 0 • 0 • ID NEWS "The Starry Messenger." Dr. Jacob Bronowskl 0 BEWITCHED traces the career and achievements of the great Branch, Rt. 35. Holmes, chief of the division "Illegal Separation" Italian astronomer and looks at the origin and of interpretation at the Sandy fl THE UNTOUCHABLES development of the Scientific Revolution. The first program. "The Trie Nick Moses story" a HUMAN RELATIONS AND MOTIVATION National Park System — Hook Unit of the Gateway shway 35 at Palmer Avc on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. • "Pickup on South street" (1953) starring Rich- And The Bean 6:55 Hi. 35 & 36 (52) SOUNDSTAGE Middleiown 6/1 10^0 ard Wldmark, Jean Peters. 2642200 • 21 "Tom Rush and Tom T. Hall" 1:20 at THE LATE SHOW I Young Frankenstein 7:25; 9:20 RGAIN 8 a BICENTENNIAL MINUTES The Vintage" (1997) starring Mel Ferrer, Pier CINEMA I — I, MATINEE 5"ABOVE ALL . . .7 Narrator: Merle Haggard, Angelf. Towering Inferno 8:00 I U SAT. t SUN «:30 O ID MASH CINEMA II — ALAN JAMES 1:30 a THE LATE SHOW Claudlne 7:30 Horry and Tonlo 9:05 7H 1:30P.M. ' IT'S A Henry has a difficult job finding three volunteers "Young Tom Edison" (1940) starring Mickey MATAWAN ARKIN CAAN Ml HATS to go to work at a medical aid station currently Rooney, Fay Balnter. CINEMA M — % LOVE STORY.I^ under enemy fire. O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW My Pleasure 7:30; 9:10 l 8 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW STRATHMORE CINEMA I — Freebieand 5 TOMORROW! iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimni IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII Scenes From A Marriage 8:00 CINEMA II- James' Easy Rider 7:15; 9:15 KATHARINE ROSS r ASBURY PARK the Bean Strasser recital SAVOY — and RAULA PRENTISS Caan f Teach Me 7:35; 9:00 LI STUFFED is tonight at Y' Black Hooker 7:00; 10:00 Orogan's TINA LOUISE Vengeance 8:30 % Freebie | SHRIMP PCEAN TOWNSHIP - The * My Pleasure 7:00; 9:50 Massoge Par THE MACKINT05. NANETTE NEWMAN FRESH HUH CUP, Soup du Jour. Conrad Strasser Piano Trio >°"* NEPTUNE and PATRICK O'NEAL Sofod. Slull.d Boltd Potato. O«. NEPTUNE CITY — I MAN will present a concert at 8 Parallax View 7.30 Duddy Kravlti9:15 OCEAN TOWNSHIP tonight at the Monmouth YM MIODLEBROOK CINEMA I- YWHA, 100 Grant Aviv, at 8 Scenes From A Marriage 1:15 STR&TBMORETWIN TH. WC0BBCESTOE p.m. This is a return engage- 7:35 & 9:35 m •* Rte. 35' Middletown One mile north of Red Bank ment for Mr. Strasser, who CINEMA) I CINEMA2 741-8344 gave a piano concert here a BEST BUYS I PETER, few months ago. ON75's 1 FONDA] RATCLIFFE I DENNIS' PONTIAC HOPPER- TOE MOVIES I - THE MOVIES III «T. K, EATONTOWN 542-7600 I Ocun i Brighton Av«t. Whit. StrMt 'SCENES W»it End, Long Branch 870-2700 747-0333 SAL'S R.d lank Eatontown Z LOVE-0-GRAM? FROM A DRIvr IN ',42 4700 . / PAUL NEWMAN — Tavern Restaurant -LAST DAYI- WED. &THURS. MARRIAGE' STEVE MCQUEEN find out all 41st Year Serving • Unmy LIV ULIMAN ENTER THE DRAGON" NITES ONLY • ERLANDJOSEPHSON Stiathmote Shopping Plaga Hwy 34 Mdl t about it on LUNCH & 5 FINGERS Of DEATH" Our Famous Sat. & Sun. Matinee page 19 W. DINNER "Sleeping Beouty" STARTS WED.! ITALIAN CUISINE STUFFED FLOUNDER Open 7 Days A Wee* Shrewsbury Ave. at Herbert St. DINNER Red Bank $4.50 NO PASSES ACCEPTED FOR THIS ENCASEMENT *•** *•••*•*••••••••*••••••••*• •fc For your convenience, and to avoid waiting on line to > • CALCULATORS • t purchase tickets, we have, at NO additional charge a '' • '• limited amount ol advance tickets lor any evening ' \l MINI ' | performance,

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"MEL BROOKS'COMIC MASTERPIECE'.' PLUS CO-HITI is.stsss CASIO MINI-MEMORY »",". STILL OPEN TOUGH GUYS"§; ©so® s Circle Rt 66 *t Atbury Pit Circl« Oc«nTo«nihip775B810 - ADUIT x -LAST DAY!- The world's only 8-digit BARGAIN MATINEE AC ALL 50 pocket calculator, accurate UNTIL 1:30 EVERYDAY SEATS "MURDER ON THE answers up to 16 digits ADAPTER ORIENT EXPRESS" OPTIONAL BARGAIN MATINEE SAT. t SUN. max. Auto accumulation MIDDimQOE I . STARTS WED.! BOOK STORE UNTIL 2:00 All SEATS $1 SO memory, auto percentages, | Rt. 35 i D.,1 Road Ocaan Towmhip 493-2277| auto constants. •••••• Alan James Above all... Dustin PEEP SHOWS Its a love story. I Hoffman X-RATED *tv? X-RATED BOOKS • NOVELTIES • GIFTS Freebie and the Bean I "Lenny" • FILMS • M1DDLEBR00K I! BARGAIN MATINEE SAT. I SUN. !A Bob Fosse Film X-RATED X-RATED | Rt* 35 ft DMI Ro.d UNTIL 2:00 ALL SEATS $150 llmli'il flrlislv. OcMn Towmhip 493-2277 You Must be 21 Io Enter "FINEST SELECTION IN THE STATE" SCENES FROM cirniNS MI UKBU 448 Rle. 35 (Broad St.) Shiewsbury m 1IDUCID ADMBMONS (On Rle 35, 700 Fl So. ol Newman Springs Road) wnH nwu OTHTIXATIOM 741-2323 Hours m TO A M —1100PM Mon -S,il 22 The Doily Register SHREWSBURY N. J TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1975 Career aid MID-WINTER SAVINGS NOW AT THE MART FURNITURE GALLERIES offered at youth center MIDDLETOWN - Career nights to help senior members choose professions are offered by the Middletown Youth Ser- vices Bureau, Charles R. James, director, reports. Guests participating in the career night program include Mrs. Pamela McCulloch, a United Airlines stewardess; EVERY SINGLE ONE IN OUR TWO GREAT STORES William Sefcik, a Volkswagen mechanic from Port Mon- mouth; and Prof. S. Jean IS PRICED FOR DREAMY MID-WINTER SAVINGS- Badgley and Betty Baker, and Stephen Seligman, direc- tor of admissions, all from Brookdale Community Col- CHOOSE NOW FROM ONE OF THE BIGGEST AND lege. Job qualifications and work-study programs and grants leading to positions as MOST BEAUTIFUL COLLECTIONS IN THE STATE. stewardess, teacher or me- chanic were outlined to inter- ested young persons at a re- cent career night. A career week will be of- fered by the bureau in April, with professionals from other fields on hand to give expert $ $ advice, Mr. James an- nounces. "Let's give these kids what they deserve — a chance to SACVE 100TO 587 grow," he urges. The Youth Services Bu- reau, also known as the Mid- It makes a beautiful bedtime story: the names are the most distinguished in the dletown Boys Club, is on Ir- furniture world. The styles run the gamut from colonial to contemporary. The ving St. in Belford, near the Belford School. It is open to savings are super. And whatever you choose is yours with no waiting, pre- Middletown youths of both sexes between the ages of 7 inspected, polished, set up in your home exactly where you want it. Hurry in! and 17. A volunteer program for persons older than 17 is available for those seeking experience in working with youngsters or merely looking for a chance to lend a helping Reg. SALE PRICE hand. Besides job counseling, the bureau offers recreational ac- tivities, tutoring, day care $ DREXEL "VANESSA" MEDITERRANEAN «* ,17OT $1497 service and social events and SAVE 356. . . dresser, 2 twin mirrors, chest, two night stands, queen size headboard, in solid pecan with walnut veneers,. I / OO . . . I^Tfia • entertainments. Mr. James Is assisted by Mrs. Patricia H. Squirlock, HENREDON "ARTEFACTS" CONTEMPORARY > *1QQ5 assistant director, and a staff 0RR0 of social workers, teachers, SAVE *587. . . with triple dresser, twin mirrors, armoire, two night stands, queen size headboard, in solid ash c.DO/1. ... I www volunteers and youth aides. s DriUYrlILL LU L UN IAL with triple dresser, hutch mirror, chest on chest, 2 $QQQ 7QQ Oceanport SAVE 100 .. . night stands, queen size headboard, in a glowing pine finish O\j\j ... ff \J \J decorating $ THOMASVILLE CAMPARI MEDITERRANEAN $197(- HO95 prizes given SAVE 280. . . with 72" triple dresser, twin mirrors, i? night stands, armoire, queen size headboard, pecan finish \c.\ O . . . m\J%f\J OCEANPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leone, 65 Mon- mouth Road, won first place $ LULEMAN MUUERN with a 74 triple dresser, twin mirrors, 2 two drawer $£QQ for the general excellence of . . night tables, chest, queen size headboard, in a warm walnut finish Oc/c> ... their home's outdoor holiday SAVE 100 . display in a borough-wide competition. $ VAUGHN BASSETT "COUNTRY C0TTAGE"-a ,ftqq $ 795 Mayor Elwood L. Baxter SAVE 104 .. . triple dresser, twin mirrors, armoire, 2 night stands, queen size headboard, fruitwood finish O

Brotherhood Night s«"l in Long Branch LONG BRANCH - An in- vitation is extended to the public for the Brotherhood Night at the K of C Hall, Jo- line Ave., at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The evening, devoted to brotherhood, is sponsored by the Joint Fraternal Orders of the Long Branch Area which includes the Masons, B'nai B'rith, K of C, and Knights of Pythias. There will be speakers and FURNITURE GALLERIES musical interludes by the K of C choir. Senior Citizens are USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS invited to attend. ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. 671-O4oo • ROUTE 22, UNION, N.J. 688-5500 OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9:30 SAT. TIL 6:00