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VOL.97 NO. 12 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1974 TEN CENTS Makarios is reported slain in Cypriot coup ATHENS, Greece (AP) - reported cal leader for the island's ready dead" and that anyone (he hands of anarchist and told in a telephone call from Greece. Radio Cyprus announced There was no immediate struggle for independence resisting the army would be criminal elements " Cyprus that "hell has broken Makanos charged at a news today that the Cypnot Nation comment from the Greek mil- from Britain in the 1950s and "shot on the spot " It added The broadcast said the new loose here; there is shooting conference Friday that follow- al Guard and the Greek Army itary government, which. Ma had been president since that a curfew had been im- government would conduct and bombs everywhere " ing the death of Gnvas last officers commanding it seized kanos at a news conference Cyprus became independent posed and no civilians or ve- foreign relations "as before ' Then he said his telephone Jan 27, "the National Guard control of the govemmeni of Friday had accused of back- on Aug. 16, 1960 He had been hicles other than ambulances and that "friendly relations and telex communications which is controlled by Greek Cyprus and that President ing a terrorist underground archbishop and head of the were allowed on the streets would be maintained with all went dead. officers has become the Makarios, bearded archbishop plotting to overthrow or as- Cypriot Orthodox Church Officials at the Cypriot Km countries." It added that Sources at trve" Beirut air- mainstay and the supplier of of the Cypriot Orthodox sassinate him. since 1950 bassy in Athens said they talks between the Greek port reported that the inter- the criminal Eoka B orgamza Church, had been killed Normal communications A communique broadcast heard that there had been Cypriot and Turkish Cypnot national airport at Nicosia, tion." However, Britain's high with the Mediterranean island by Radio Cyprus said the Na- "much resistance" to the communities would "continue the Cypriot capital, was commissioner to Cyprus, Ste- off the south coast of Turkey tional Guard — the Cypriot army coup by "Cypriot offi- as before." a closed Telephone and telex Although enosis was the ven Olver, reported to London were severed, and the inter- army of 6,000 troops led by cers and men loyal to Ma- In what appeared to be a communications between Bei- onginal goal of both Makanos that the fate of the president national airport at Nicosia 650 Greek Army officers — karios " They said there was warning to Turkey, it said rut, the capital of Lebanon, and Grivas during their war archbishop was not known. was closed had formed a "government of "much fighting" in the center what had happened was and Cyprus were also cut. against the Bntish, the arch Olver said the presidential Olver reported fighting in national salvation" and was of Nicosia. "strictly an internal affair." Makarios and his regime bishop later decided that the palace in Nicosia, the capital Nicosia and Limassol. He in "full control of the situ- The rebel communique and that the takeover was had been the target for sev- opposition of the island's of Cyprus, was under attack, said tanks had surrounded the ation." It said elections "for blamed Makarios and hit gov- "for the benefit of the entire eral years of a terrorist cam- large Turkish minority and but "there is no confirmation Nicosia airport, and the rebel a genuinely freely elected ernment for "chaos within the Greek Cypriot people." paign by Eoka B, an under- the threat of war from Tur- on the whereabouts of Presi- forces had taken over Radio government will be held with- ranks of the army and A correspondent for one ground army organized by the key made the goal unattai- dent Makarios," a spokesman Cyprus. in a year, no later." church" and said the army Cypriot paper on the Greek late Gen. George Grivas to nable for the foreseeable fu- Archbishop Makarios for the British Foreign Office Makarios, 60, was the politi- It said Makarios was "al- was in danger of falling "into island of Rhodes said he was fight for enosis, or union with ture. Income tax plan gets a decisive test today

By JAMES H. RUBIN steamy July day in 1972. committed themselves to the program. Some adminis- This year, Democrats con- tax. Senate opponents of the tration officials said privately TRENTON (AP) - Amid trol 66 of the 80 Assembly measure are hoping to defeat they viewed some demands widespread uncertainty and seats, a result of Byrne's the bill In the lower house to as a subterfuge by individual confusion, Gov Brendan T. record landslide victory in avoid a difficult public deci- assemblymen who were look- Byrne's income tax program last November's election. sion for themselves. ing for an excuse not to sup- will be put to its first decisive But by the end of the week, All revenue-raising mea- port the plan. legislative test in the State legislative leaders were only sures must originate, under One crucial modification Assembly today. claiming about 30 to 32 votes the state constitution, in the that the administration The proposed income tax, for the income tax. Assembly. agreed to support would re- the cornerstone of a billion The administration was also In the frantic hours leading turn to municipalities at Mast dollar tax reform and school faced with the added burden up to today's vote, Byrne per- 10 per cent of the money col- financing program, is slated of an even'more reluctant sonally negotiated with a lected from a proposed new for a vote after what is ex- Senate where no more than a number of Assemblymen who statewide property tax on pected to be hours of debate handful of members have sought amendments to the tax See laconic Ux, page 2 and bargaining. The Assembly planned to mimii convene at 11 a.m. U.S. OFFICIAL VISITS SANDY HOOK — Nath area manager In charge of Sandy Hook park. Mr. Byrne, a Democrat whose anlel P. Reed, right, assistant secretary of the In- Reed toured Gateway National Park Saturday to party commands lopsided terior, confers on the Sandy Hook Beach, with Jer- see how the Experimental Federal facility has control of both legislative Tivo tax supporters ry Wagers, left, regional director for the Park Ser- progressed. houses, appeared ready to vices North Atlantic Region, and Dale Enquist, make numerous concessions to win the required 41 votes for passage of the income tax in the lower house. call chances 50-50 The administration prom- The only two Monmouth approved today despite wide- she would vote for a delay. Interior official describes ised to back an unusual com- County assemblymen support- spread public opposition. "I don't think you can make panion bill to the Income tax ing Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's Mrs. Berman was the first the decision any easier by that would give the voters the Income tax predict the plan Monmouth County legislator putting it off," she said, "I opportunity to repeal the pro- has only a 50-50 chance of to endorse the governor's think we have now as good a posed levy in 1976 if they passage when it comes before plan. She announced her sup- tax package as we would Gateway a showcase park were not convinced that it did the 80-member Assembly port on June 14 saying the in- have a year from now. The in fact, provide local property today. come tax, based on a person's die is cast and I think the SANDY HOOK - A high In- in San Francisco, Gateway is Morton) and I are very visits to the Breezy Point and tax relief. Legislators also de- And one Monmouth County ability to pay, is the fairest time has come for the legisla- terior Department official the only urban recreation fa- pleased with the rapid prog- Jacob Riis sections of Ga- manded guarantees that the legislator says there's a method of financing the tors to rise above them- termed the recently opened cility that the federal govern- ress that has been made here teway in New York. existing state sales tax would "strong probability" the in- court-mandated financing of selves." Gateway National Park here ment maintains. at Gateway. Problems still The traffic is expected to never go above the current 5 come tax plan won't be local education. Assemblyman Morton Sal- a "showcase park for a new The purpose of Gateway, exist in the manpower and be even greater when the per cent. brought up for a vote today She said that should the in- kind, D-Monmouth, who government concept in recre- which encompasses park land fiscal areas but we're mov- park takes over the 1,200 Although administration of- because there aren't suf- come tax be defeated today, joined with Mrs. Berman in ation." on Staten Island and Long Is- ing." acres now occupied by the ficials maintained over the ficient votes to assure its pas- there probably would be a supporting the governor's Nathaniel P. Reed, assis- land, is to provide a model for Department of Defense at weekend that they would cor- sage. move to petition the state Su- plan a week ago, predicted: Former state Assemblyman tant secretary of the Interior, state governments in the es- Fort Hancock. ral enough votes for the tax, preme Court for a delay in "I think it will be voted upon Chester A. Apy, currently a Passage by the Assembly came to look briefly at the tablishment and maintenance they conceded that the gover- implementing provisions of today and it has a 50-50 member of the 12-man Ga- Park officials explained requires at least 41 votes, and Gateway "experiment" Satur- of recreation facilities to nor could be dealt an embar- the so-called Botter decision chance." teway Advisory Committee, that they are currently work- at midnight last night it was day, and said that he was serve population-dense areas. rassing defeat similar to the which calls for state financing However, Mr. Salkind also explained the other main ing with the state Department reported the Democratic-con- "pleased with the rapid prog- Explained Mr. Reed, "It is setback suffered almost two of the major portion of local said he believes there will be problem facing the park: of Transportation in taking trolled administration had ress of it all." not envisioned that the feder- years ago to the day by for- school costs. "Access is and will continue traffic surveys of the access only "about 32 votes." at least one attempt to have After a helicopter tour of al government will give every mer Republican Gov. William to be one of our greatest con- routes. Assemblman Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Berman, Long Branch, the implementation of the the new federal facility, the urban area a park. Our in- T. CahUl. cerns. The increased flow of But Federal funds are Berman, D-Monmouth, said said she didn't know whether See Tax, pageZ assistant secretary took a few tention is to provide them traffic.inconveniencing High- curious things which often ' Cahill's proposed income she feels there's still an even moments to walk through one with the incentive by showing come in flood or drought pro- tax was soundly defeated on a chance the income tax will be them how it can be done." lands and Sea Bright will of the park's concession areas have to be alleviated." portions, a park official held and onto the crowded beach. And according to the Interi- What seems Important to There he explained the con- or official, the Sandy Hook Mr. Apy was a member of those involved with the park Train schedules cept of Gateway as that of guinea pig is coming along the 10-man party of park offi- is the fact that excluding the "an experimental urban rec- just fine. cials who accompanied the logistical problems, the con- reation area." He said that "The secretary (Secretary assistant secretary on his cept is becoming firmly es- back to normal along with Golden Gate Park of the Interior Rogers C.B tour, which included similar tablished, he added. . MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A New York and Long Branch Railroad spokesman reported this morning that trains were running on schedule again. The northbound track, damaged by a derailment here Friday, has been repaired. House unit to hear Colson The derailment of 12 of 109 cars of a sand freight train in the area of County Road and Cliffwood Ave about 4:30 Friday morning blocked the north and southbound tracks for next to last witness the com- vestigating is whether Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) - mittee Impeachment inquiry. about a half a mile. mittee intends to call. raised the milk support prices Charles W. Colson, once one Colson, imprisoned for the The sand cars were traveling from South Jersey to glass After examining Herbei%W. in 1971 in exchange for a $2 of President Nixon's closest part he played in White House manufacturers in Carteret, Wharton and Jersey City. Kalmbach, Nixon's former million campaign pledge. political advisers, is next lo efforts to defame Daniel Ells- Passengers had been bused around the derailment from personal lawyer tomorrow, come up for questioning by berg for leaking the Pentagon Colson was the White House South Amboy to Matawan during the morning and evening the committee will prepare the House Judiciary Com- Papers, appears today as the contact man for dairy in- rush hours Friday. North and southbound rail traffic Saturday for its crucial deliberations, dustry representatives during and Sunday was routed along the undamaged southbound which are to start next Mon- discussions about the contri- track, resulting In delays up to a half hour day. A final recommendation bution. Nixon has said he in- A 45-man crew had been put to work repairing the dam- is expected around July 30. creased milk prices because age after debris was cleared from the scene Friday. The inside story Colson, who held the title of congressional pressure, not Charles H. Allen, vice president of engineering for Central special counsel to the Presi- because of any promise of

WASHINGTON (AP) - is causing the upsurge in Enforcement Assistance Ad- der and assault each rose 7 sault, and a S per cent de- Crime in the United States crime, other than in what ministration has concluded per cent, auto theft 5 per cent crease in motor vehicle soared up IS per cent during areas of the country the in- from its own polling that the and robbery 1 per cent. thefts. the first three months of this creases are occurring." nation experiences at least In the breakdown by popu- By region, crime increased year, the FBI reported today. This means, he said, "that twice as much crime as the lation, the sharpest increases the most — 23 per cent — in It was the second con- all of us in law enforcement, FBI figures reflect. were in communities of less Southern states. Western secutive period reflecting a as well as the public, must The FBI report showed that than 10,000 where the biggest states reported a 17 per cent dramatic increase in the na- take a hard look at the situ- offenses in all seven crime surge was 33 per cent for surge and Northeastern and tional rate of murder, rape, ation and work together to categories totaled IS per cent murder and the smallest 18 North Central states listed a 9 robbery, assault, burglary, halt this trend." more than in the same period per cent for assault. per cent increase. larceny and auto theft, the The FBI figures, based on a year ago. Only cities of more than one crime categories measured statistics reported by state Broken down by categories, million showed any signifi- The FBI report said that by the FBI in its Uniform and local police agencies the largest increase was 19 cant crime decrease. Taken only 33 major cities reported Crime Reports. across the country, are not per cent for larceny, followed together, big cities reported an actual crime decrease, The latest crime surge considered a totally accurate by IS per cent for burglary an 8 per cent decline in rob- compared with 10 for the strengthened the pattern fore- measure of crime. The Law and 10 per cent for rape. Mur- bery, a 4 per cent drop in as- same period a year ago. cast by the 16 per cent over- all increase during the last three months of 1973. By con- trast, the full year figures for 1972 showed a 4 per cent de- Senate committee disbands cline, the first drop in 17 *HItttr •tail pliotc years, and the figures for the WASHINGTON - The Sen- final report had been made While leaving it for the judging allegations that the ANOTHER OPENING — Foodtown of Wall Township, the fourth super first nine months of 1973 public or leaked to the press market In a chain owned by former State Sen. Joseph Azzolina, Middle- ate Watergate committee, House Judiciary Committee President raised milk-support showed the crime rate was which exposed the dimensions in various forms, the official and the courts to fill in the prices in exchanged cam- town, opens tomorrow a« Rt. 35 and 18th Ave., Wall Township. Looking holding steady. document eliminated most of over the store are, left to right, Philip AAannino, supervisor of the chain,. of the nation's greatest politi- names, the committee paint- paign contributions from milk FBI Director Clarence M. cal scandal, is dead. the conclusions drawn by the ed a number of unmistakable producers, the panel said ad- Mrs. Lynn Azzolina, Mr. Azzolina, president of Food Circus Supermarkets committee staff when draft- Inc., Louis Scaduto, vice president of the chain, and Mrs. Grace Scaduto. Kelley said the new figures The seven-man panel offi- portraits. ministration officials "pro- "provide no clues as to what cially named the Senate Se- ing the report's- 11 separate In the Watergate break-in vided circumstances that lect Committee on Presiden- sections. and cover-up section of the were ripe for abuse." tial Campaign Activities ex- "There are two ways to report, the committee wove And although it charged no pired over the weekend with prove a horse is a horse," together the testimony of illegality in the financial af- the release of its 2,215-page fi- said the committee chairman, John W. Dean III and the fairs of Nixon friend C. G. Appointment is ruled valid nal report detailing "one of self-styled "old country law- White House-edited tran- "Bebe" Rebozo, the report America's most tragic hap- yer" Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- scripts of President Nixon's traced nearly $5,000 in 1968 FREEHOLD - The affir- place Vernon E. Clinch, who matter. Atlantic Highlands Council, penings." N.C. "One way is to draw a Watergate conversations to campaign funds from Rebozo mation of the appointment of resigned, were Councilmen Their attorney, John L. Bo- argued Council members Caf- The mountains of documen- picture of a horse in as much show that a massive con- to a New York jeweler who John Fox as an Atlantic High- Gerald F. Kelty and John H. nello of Asbury Park, argued frey and Smith attempted to tary and testimonial evidence detail as possible. The other spiracy to obstruct justice supplied Mrs. Nixon's 60th lands councilman may cause Phair. before the court that the com- frustrate the intent of that collected during the com- is to draw the picture and reached the highest levels of birthday present from her some governmental officials mon law holding on abstain- particular law by attending mittee's 16 months of active write under it, 'This is a government. husband, a pair of diamond to think twice before they ab- After Mayor Stryker May 28 ing votes was superseded by the meeting and abstaining investigation have been horse.' " earrings. stain from voting on matters. recorded his tie-breaking While steering clear of legislation which states there from voting. He added that stored on computer tape and Superior Court Judge Mer- vote, Council members Caf- had to be three affirmative under the 1933 case decision, frey and Smith obtained a willed to the panel's principal ritt Lane Jr. Friday upheld votes for the filling of a coun- their abstentions could be survivors, the House Judi- the appointment of Mr. Fox court order enjoining the cil vacancy. considered negative votes be- swearing in of Mr. Fox pend- ciary Committee's impeach- Man indicted in hit-run as a councilman, holding that Michael D. Farren of As- cause of their expressed atti- ing a court hearing on the ment inquiry and the Special the two abstaining votes bury Park, representing the tudes on the matter. Watergate Prosecution Force. should be counted as negative votes. This created a two vote The aftermath of the June auto deaths of 2 women and gave the mayor the de- 17, 1972, break-in at Demo- cratic national headquarters ciding vote. Court blocks Middletown FREEHOLD - A Leonardo stealing $30 from the man. in the Watergate, the com- Martin, 314 Broad St., Eaton- Judge Lane cited a 1933 Cir- man was indicted by a Mon- George additionally is mittee said, was "character- town, sometime between Feb. cuit Court decision which in- mouth County grand jury ized by corruption, fraud and charged with two counts of 9 and Feb. 11 in Eatontown. volved the appointment of the Friday on two counts of death teachers' grievance action abuse of official power." sodomy and Harvey with one Thomas Robinson, 26, of 37 borough clerk of Wanaque. In by auto in the hit-and-run count of sodomy. As preventive medicine, the South Ave., Atlantic High- that case the court held that deaths of two young women James Castiglione, 39, trad- FREEHOLD - The Middle- school year so he could attend grievance, said the legal pa- members unanimously recom- lands, and Kenneth Largent, the refusal or failure of three last Jan. 24 on Rt. 36 in Na- ing as Carste Construction, town Township Education As- the monthly meetings of the pers, and placed in issue the mended a massive overhaul 24, of P.O. Box 23, Navesink, objecting councilmen to vote vesink. sociation is blocked by a Central New Jersey Educa- question of arbitrability. The of federal election laws, crea- 151 Clipper Ave., Edison, was were charged with breaking justified a recording of their court order from processiflfr tional Improvement Center arbitrator, however, decided The indictment charged charged with obtaining $1,140 actions in the negative. tion of a permanent indepen- and entering the Inlet Cafe in by way of binding arbitration board of trustees meeting. June 25 that the issue was ar- dent prosecutor's office and Francis H. McLoughlin, 55, of under false pretenses from an Highlands, which is owned by That case relied upon a 1926 a grievance concerning the The board, however, denied bitrable, said the lawsuit. specific limits on a presi- 31 Nautilus Drive, Leonardo, Elizabeth couple on Aug. 27, Mildred Lentz, on March 6 case which stated that the withholding of a day's pay for his request for an additional dent's power to violate a citi- with causing the death of 1970, in Marlboro and de- with intent to steal. common law holding was that The lawsuit added that the Mrs. Linda Gyfdakis, 20, of a teacher. professional day of absence zen's privacy without due pro- frauding them by falsely pre- Michael S. Mopavich, 19, of all those who do not vote are arbitrator will be contacting 609 Seventh Ave , Asbury Superior Court Judge Mer without loss of pay for May cess. tending he would sell them a 1408 Rustic Drive, Ocean considered as voting with the ritt Lane Jr., acting on a the parties to schedule an ar- Park, and Earleen Mary piece of land in Upper Free- 25, 1973, so he could attend a The report summarized the Township, was charged with majority. That court added bitration date. The complaint, Best. 17, of Oxon Hill, Md hold Township and build a complaint filed by the Middle- seminar on collective bar- abuses uncovered in nation- two counts of issuing forged that those who dissent in re- filed by Peter P. Kalac of The bodies of the two young house on it upon receipt of a town Board of Education, or- gaining in the public sector ally televised hearings last checks on the account of gard to the matter but ab- Middletown, is seeking to women were found shortly be- down payment in that dered the township's teach- sponsored by the Labor Rela- year and officially presented Lawrence and Ina Gurman to stain should have their votes block this hearing. fore 5 a.m. on Jan. 24 by Mid- ers' association and Pasquale tions Institute of Seton Hall the panel's findings in its in- amount. He additionally was Central Jersey Bank and considered in the negative dletown Patrolman Michael Sciancalepore, a teacher at University. vestigation of various cam- charged with mis- Trust Co., Neptune City, and In the Atlantic Highlands Pinto. Middletown police de- the Thome Junior High Mr. Sciancalepore attended paign financing activities and appropriation of funds in that two charges of obtaining mon- case, Judge Lane held that termined that they had been School, Port Monmouth, to the seminar and was not paid misuse of government power he did not apply the money of ey under false pretenses from the abstaining votes of Eu- Recreation struck by a 1967 white Cadil- appear in court Sept. 20 his regular salary for this for political purposes the couple, Andrew and Eliza- the same bank by cashing gene Caffrey and Joan Smith, lac and began a lengthy in- Judge Lane issued a tempo- day, said the lawsuit, adding beth Babchak, 258 Lincoln those checks there. He was both council members, must Although virtually all of the vestigation which culminated rary restraint blocking any that he filed a grievance al- program Ave., Elizabeth, toward the accused of issuing a forged be considered as negative with McLoughlin's arrest on arbitration proceeding until leging that the board violated purchase of the land or con- check for $70 on the Gur- votes which gave Mayor Cyclist faces June 26. the matter is heard in court. its collective bargaining under way struction of the house. mans' account to the bank on Richard C Stryker the right In its complaint, the school agreement. This indictment and these Morals charge April 9 and with issuing a for- to cast a vote to break a tie four charges board noted that it had grant- The board met with the RED BANK - The were among those handed up Michael Mixon, 22, or 92 ged check on their account over the appointment of Mr. ed Mr. Sciancalepore's American Arbitration Associ- borough's summer recreation FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - to Superior Court Judge Pat- Pond Road, Freehold, was for $135.42 to the bank on Fox. Voting for the mayor's request for a one-day leave ation June 12 but refused to program has opened. Fred Wasserman, 18, of Rt rick J. McGann Jr. charged with impairing the April 11. Mopavich was nomination of Mr. Fox to re- each month during the 1972-73 arbitrate the merits of the The playgrounds at the high 79, Marlboro, is scheduled to Rape charge morals of a 4-year-old girl on charged in an earlier in- school, Eastside Park, Me- appear in court Aug. 8 on Gary P. Wolcott, 23, of (lip- May 5 in Freehold Township dictment with breaking and morial Park, and the Primary charges of attempting to el- son Apartments, Apt. 5, Am- Kenneth M Tilton, 18, of entering the Gurman home School, are open dally from 9 ude a police officer, careless boy Ave., Keyport, was 121 Victor St., Somerset, was and four others In Ocean Weather: Sunny, hot driving, driving without a li- charged with raping a 15- charged with assault with a a.m. to noon, and from 1 p.m. Tpwnship. cense, and having an unregis- year-old girl in Highlands on dangerous instrument, a high north ten to 15 miles per hour TIDES Saady HMk to 4 p.m. Registration is at Miguel A. Salles, of 502 Partly sunny and hot with tered vehicle He has been re- March 9 He additionally was speed motor vehicle, three tonight. Ocean water tem- the parks. Brinley Ave., Bradley Beach, chance of a thundershower TODAY - High 4:57 p.m. leased on |50 bail. charged with carnal abuse of times on Marlboro Patrolman peratures are in the low to was charged with possessing today, highs around 90. Partly and low 11:35 pm The activities Include active The arrest was made by the girl and Impairing the Cornelius W Anderson on mid 70s. a switch-blade knife in New cloudy and cooler tonight, and quiet games; special Patrolman Ralph Hoffman at morals of a minor. May 19, 1974, In Marlboro and TOMORROW - High 5 30 Shrewsbury on March 10. lows around 70. Partly sunny a.m. and 5:39 p.m. and low events, picnics, athletics, dra- 2 a.m. Friday on K. Freehold Robert George, 20, and Don- with receiving stolen proper- and pleasant tomorrow, high In Long Branch yesterday, 11:30 am matics, and arts and crafts. Road ney Ray Harvey, 19, whose ty, a 1963 Ford Falcon which around 80. Precipitation pro- the high was 90 degree* and For Red Bank and Rumson In addition, Ihe parks de- Wasserman reportedly was address was given as c/o belonged to Esther Shuker 5 bability 40 per cent today. 20 the low (8. It wan 85 at 6pm bridge, add two hours, Sea partment will scheduled dur- riding a motorcycle with no Smith Fish Factory, Belford, Mark Lodigenski, 20, of 144 WADB ™ per cent tonight and ten per and the overnight low and Bright, deduct 10 minutes; ing the summer II fields trips lights when he passed a police were charged with robbing Avenue of Two Riven, Rum- cent tomorrow. Winds south- today's 7 a.m. temperture Long Branch, deduct 15 min- to the Garden Stale Arts Cen- officer. After a chase, the mo- and sodomizing a Middletown son, was charged with steal- MUSIC & NEWS west to west ten to 20 miles were both 72 There was a utes; Highlands bridge, add ter, Sandy Hook Park, and torcycle flipped over In a man on May 25 In Middle ing a diamond solitaire ring per hour today, northwest to trace of rain 40 minutes. Cheesequake Park field and he attempted to flee town Both are accused of valued at $1,385 from Nancy 24 HOURS A DAY to - -»'-* a* ^t. t' i • t it * • L • i t t lfl.11 I ftaMaWU#* O klif ^ Better school communications her goal CPLTI NKCK - Mrs. Call going to ha ve the kind tn supply a lisi of textbooks find out what people wanted Neck sludenis now in of education we want for our that students would use in from the schools " Ht-rvtdio of Hulling Road is a area high schixrl.v Mi Id- i determined lady i Illicit high school and a summary of Mrs Servidio acknowledged I Otherwise *v She has started a one -worn Tin' dark haired molht-r of whal students should know thai the board has sponsored cant update the curriculum may g sored exhibition, " Knmtehmka 74." manufactures an ad- Ings We must try to improve agree with my proposals but prm cnienls were needed. dramatic shift because of her improved communication be nuke OHI main I . ad electronic voicepnnt device widely used by law en enntact between all the if everyone would get togeth- Mter But I consider her sug- tween area schools "But that isn't enough, we pariag%tiUdj (HI"cement agencies in the United States people in the community if er and get talking we could gestions a positive ;illi ni|il In "Red Bank Catholic offered need to take a survey of all high school Th< Voiceprint devices identify individual characteristics in a help the schools " person's voice tent and expectations iiiay be Mr Kuhn observed, how- somewhat different .ti the ever, that the board has made j| schools College planning constant attempts to reach Uiamiel island to stay unchanged I is a good idea for us all the public without much suc- Uiy:-[\\t i Di SARK, Channel Islands - Michael Beaumont, the new cess. Seigneur of Sark, pledged today to try to keep his tiny Chan- concluded "But I. in "Last year we tried to set nel Island a trouble-free l»th century paradise following the job training role ready tu throw nut the tab) up a pre-budget meeting to death of the Dame of Sark with Ihe bath watei I think discuss with the community "The last thing I want to do is drag the island into the RED BANK - Dr Donald vember. we !'• Band til) pn Bating the II Smith, president of Brook- Dr. Smith also outlined the what they'd like in the budg- children well .nth century," he declared. et," he said "We sent letters, lieaumont, a 47-year-old aerospace engineer, became the dale Community College, told college's new foundation trust Mrs Sei vidi.i dOl the Red Bank Rotary Club program which will provide to 20 community organiza- single oul Colls Neck for poor mter of Britain's smallest and oldest dependency on the death tions and exactly 10 people \esterday of his grandmother, the legendary Dame Sybil the college will get involved •funds for students in four cat- i 'I'limuiiicatiiins with "occupational educa- egories — those in the middle showed up at the meeting If "I think it's a problem in Hathaway She was the 21st in the line of seigneurs, though people are concerned, why being a woman her title was La Dame tion" to provide, area in- income bracket who need almost all •,<-tica,' distl dustries with trained person- scholarships; emergency as- don't they s"how it?" he Dame Sybil died at the age of 90 after ruling the tiny is- she said And Ihe has asked nel. sistance; scholarships to stu- asked. land off the Normandy coast for 47 years, shunning Nazi occu- ri'Siclenls t'i sAu dents who intend to further Dr. Roy J. linger, township pation forces, automobiles, labor unions, divorce and income. Dr. Smith said preliminary cern and come to Board of their education beyond the superintendent of schools, ' Igaretta and liquor taxes She insisted on keeping it "a place meetings with college offi- Education meeting! lo offer two-year program at Brook- agrees that a curriculum nf peace and quiet" for the population, which now totals about cials and representatives of their views. dale, and fellowships coordinator is needed in the W»0. and the 50,000 tourists it attracts annually large industries in the county "Your opinions and sugges-'. already have been held to dis- three township schools. Beaumont said he will quit his JH.OOO-a year job as a de- lions are both valuable and cuss the role the college-can "But this district commu- sign engineer with the British Aircraft Corp. and move his. needed," she concluded in her play in preparing students for JaVCeCS tO hear' nicates as well or better than open letter to residents "Re- family from Bristol, England, to the 12-bedroom Seigneurie on the others in the area," he (lie island. local jobs • , , . member communication be- said. "I think we're doing gins with you " "1 want to change nothing," he said "I hope to keep the He noted that Brookdale is IWO M'«£lsl;il already involved in offering most of the things Mrs. Ser- Island just as my grandniother kept it: peaceful, quiet and a MIDDLETOWN - State vidio is talking about, but per- beautiful place to live." courses for students inter- ested in the small retail busi- Sen. Eugene J. Bedell and As- haps not exactly as she would ness area, but lacks programs semblyman Richard Van HEROISM RECOGNIZED - William Glester Jr., Wagner have accepted an in- Nuclear test schedule satisfactory of 30 Asbury Ave., Atlantic Highlands, right, ac- for those considering employ- ment with some of the coun- vitation to speak at a meeting cepts a Bronze Vail Medal from Bell Labs presi- WASHINGTON - Most Pentagon research specialists are ty's major industries of the Middletown Jaycees, Shaflotobtook dent W.O. Baker as his wife Karen looks on. He re- Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Buck satisfied the United States can adequately test several impor- He said the college's task ceived the medal for saving a fellow fireman's life Smith's restaurant, Palmer tant new nuclear weapons, including bigger multiple war- force on occupational educa- The Bountiful Board heads, before a limit on underground testing takes effect. last August in Atlantic Highlands. Ave., East Keansburg. tion includes representatives 'English Hunt Buffet' "We can do what we want to do in that time frame," said from Ft. Monmouth, Bell The two county Democrats one official referring to the more than 20 months remaining of Laboratories, Electronic As- are sponsors of a classified Weekdays from Noon unrestricted nuclear testing below ground. sociates Inc., INSCO, as well property tax bill proposed as GRANT Bell employe is cited an alternate to the income This confidence probably is based largely on an ex- as hospitals and schools Route 35 tax bill endorsed by Gov. PRINTERS pectation that the pace of testing will be sped up significantly. He said he hoped to have a Shrewsbury The Atomic Energy Commission reportedly has asked for an- for helping save a life recommendation on the pro- Brendan T. Byrne. The legis- 170 MMMOUTH ST other $89 million for this purpose this year. gram (or approval by the col- lators will discuss their views 2iil 747 0200 741-9300 A new US-Soviet, treaty bans all underground nuclear lege board of trustees in No and answer questions. test explosions greater than 150 kilotons, the equivalent of HOLM DEL - William J them, (Hester of 30 Asbury Ave , At- (llcster alone remained par- 150,000 tons of TNT, after March 31, 1976. lantic Highlands, a member twlly upright, supporting the of the Bell Laboratories Com- ceiling while two of his fellow Congress to get legal services bill puter Technology Department firemen crawled to safety here, has received the Bell The third fireman, G u s Dreaming BIG Dreams ? WASHINGTON — Congress appears ready to approve this week a long-disputed bill that would create an independent System's Bronze Vail Medal Voorhees of 87 Bay Ave . At- government corporation to provide legal services to the poor. for helping save the life of a lantic Highlands, could not Both houses, starting with the Senate tomorrow are ex- fireman last summer move. His leg was pinned by LET US HELP YOUR pected to approve a bill compromise legal services bill ac- The award was presented the ceiling against the floor ceptable to the Nixon Administaation. to Mr. Glester by Dr. WO and an outside wall. In the House, the Judiciary Committee is in the final Baker, president of Bell Labo- Mr. Glester started to lower DREAMS COME TRUE stages of the evidence-taking phase of its inquiry into whether ratories, at a luncheon in the ceiling, but stopped when President Nixon should be impeached. Murray Hill. he realized its immense The Senate has a light agenda, but two major bills are The medal is awarded for weight would crush Voorhees' due for House action this week. One would impose strict con- acts of noteworthy public ser- leg. Despite back injuries, trols on strip mining; the other would provide financial assis- vice and was established in burns, an abdominal strain tance to the livestock industry. 1920 in memory of Theodore and scalding water pouring The legal-services bill has been hung up for months be- N. Vail, president of Ihe down from the fire above, Mr. cause of opposition from conservatives, who see the program American Telephone and (ilester remained in place un- SAVE as government-financed social reform. Telegraph Company from til other firemen could cut the The logjam was broken - at least temporarily - last 1907 to 1919 ceiling beams that were trapping Voorhees While Mr week when backers of the bill agreed to drop a provision fi- On the evening of Aug 4, (Hester held the ceiling, fire- nancing so-called back-up centers, which provide research for 1973, Mr. Glester and three other members of the Atlantic men found it necessary to lawyers for the poor and help them prepare lawsuits against spray him with water to di- WITH industry and the government. Highlands Fire Company were fighting a residence fire minsh Ihe effects nf the in- Nixon, Kissinger rift denied when a ceiling collapsed on lense heat SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. - President Nixon is described by a White House spokesman as continuing to have a "good US and sound" relationship with Secretary of State Henry A. Kis- Arrest resistance singer, who will fly here later this week for meetings with Nixon. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler sought yesterday to term is suspended dispel any notion of a rift between Nixon and Kissinger over the 1969-71 wiretapping of 17 officials and newsmen. FREEHOLD - A 21-year- Patrolman Fichter tried lo We pay the highest "The relationship between the President and Dr Kissi- old Fair Haven man received arrest him. Potter allegedly Rget is good and sound as it has been," said Ziegler a suspended reformatory sen- swung at the policeman and The press secretary confirmed Nixon has written a letter tence, two years probation then fled. Trooper Yodice wit- to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee taking full respon- and was fined $150 for resist- nessed the incident as he was interest rates on sibility for the taps, which reportedly were intended to plug ing arrest in Sea Bright last driving home to Monmouth news leaks. Ziegler declined to make public the text of the let- September in an incident Beach from work and stopped ter. which left two law enforce- to assist the policeman, chas- National Airlines is picketed ment officers injured, and for ing Potter until he caught and savings accounts and possessing phencyclidine in arrested him. police said. Striking mechanics hoisted pickets against National Air- Bridle. A separate charge brought lines today and copper workers walked out on four major pro- The sentence was imposed against Potter's father, Jan ducers In a strike that threatened to involve 30,000 industry on Peter W Potter, 162 Fair Potter, 47, of the same ad- employes. Haven Road, Fair Haven, by dress, in connection with the certificates of deposit Meanwhile, 82 of the 585 striking police officers in Balti- County Court Judge Donald J incident was dismissed al the more were'fired and others were told they would be dis- Cunningham. request of the county prose- ciplined. One-fourth of the city's cops walked off the job in a Potter pleaded guilty to cutor. wage dispute last Thursday, joining some 3,000 other striking possessing phencyclidine in allowed by Bnelle on Oct. 19 and to re- city workers sisting arrest by Sea Bright Traffic heavy In Ohio, prison guards and other workers picketed a doz- Patrolman Gary Flchter and en state facilities in hopes of getting a pay raise Slate liquor State Trooper William Yodice 011 parkway store employes vowed to join in the strike today. in Sea Bright on Sept 4 HOLMDEL — Traffic federal regulations Patrolman Fichter suffered northbound on the Harden a broken hand and Trooper State Parkway was lied up S£RVtC£ fS OUR. BIGGEST ASSET ! The Daily Register Yodice suffered a broken again yesterday as week- wrist while attempting to ar- enders left the shore for the MolnOrtlct THE One Rnlttfr Ploio, ShriwiDury, N J. 07701 rest Potter The incident oc trip home. Sronch Olllcti tit HI II. Mld«lllo«n. N J 07741 curred shortly after I a m. The state police reported at » Eotl Main SI Fnihold. N J O77JI in Brood«oy. Long Bronch 07140 when Patrolman Flchter tried about 4 p m that cars were CENTRAL JERSEY BANK to disperse a group nf 15 lo 20 stopped between the Asbury PuolKlxd by Tht *M Bonn Rtsltltr EilaolliMd In 1171 fay John H Coot and Minry Clay persons which had gathered Park nncl Raritan loll plazas Come and MONMOUTH COUNTY • Ail«nhuril • Atanlown • Bradley Beach Mf mtar of Iht Aliocloim Prm - TM Altoclatfd Pmi li mtlllM neur the Krauszer KCNMJ Store Traffic between the two exits, luclMlvlly I" •*• »•• '•' rieuollcoilon •( all Ihi local ni»t prmlrt In Calonlown • Farminfdal* • Fort Monmouth • Freehold U) • Freehold Irii wwiooptr at will al all *t> n*wt dlipotchn at KIM Ocean Ave. and was police said, was moving al see us today Town»hip(2||MainO«rlp according to police Keyport State Police also Mom poyobll in odvanci MIDDLESEX COUNTY • Eait BrunawicH (2) • South River I Wtf » I Monlh 1 Monihi »Monlhi I Vior Police said Potter talked reported heavy traffic north- 11 w M SO III 00 Ol 00 buck to the policeman, using bound on Rt 35 near Sayre- UNION COUNTY • Mountainside • Wettfiald HomlDlllviryByCorrlir HCmliawMk Jlno.li copy at counllr III Clnti nhusivo language, and then villc MtMatW rCDCMAi. OtPOSir INSURANCE 4 The DMhrRcghter Angclo S| New direction for K of C Obituaries HOI.MOKI. - The Knights FORDS - Angelo Speciale, nl Columbus have a new di 65. of 100 Liberty St died yes union in the form of commu terday in Monmouth Medical nit y •dial, according to the (enter, Long Branch organization's newly installed Mr. Speciale was a builder Gen. Carl Spaatz at 83; title deputy. James I' and was president of Harmo Burke. 42, of 7 Hunt ley Road B) Woods lnc which he founded in I960 Mr Burke, research direr Born in Italy and a former 1st Air Force staff chief I or for the New Yorker Maga- zine, was installed as stale resident of Belleville, he had WASHINGTON (AP) - The Despite serving only II days deputy, the organization's lived here 33 years man who directed the smash- at the front, he was credited chief executive officer. Satur Mr. Speciale was a comniu ing of Germany from the air with shooting down three Ger day at St Benedict's Church meant of Our Lady of Peace and the final strategic bomb- man planes in World War I in llazlel Catholic Church, here, and ing of Japan in World War 11. and won the Distinguished was a mtimber of t he Gen. Carl Spaatz. has died at Service Cross In the last three years. Mr church's Holy Name Society, 83. Burke explained, the organi I'erth Amboy's Royal Order Spaatz. one of the aviation In World War II Spaat/ di Ml ion which has been known reded air attacks against the of Moose, The Navy League pioneers instrumental in as a "Catholic, family, pater- Germans in North Africa and and the Middletown Chamber keeping the US Army Air nal, .service organization" has continued that work in Sicily of Commerce Corps operating after World undergone a "renewal and a Surviving are his widow, War I, later served as the He commanded the US re-focusing " Hose Pezzino Speciale. (our first Chief of Staff of the US Strategic Air Forces in Eu NEW K OF C STATE DEPUTY - Jomes P. Burke, center, of Holmdel, Also installed were Paul H daughters, Mrs Mary Novak Air Force. rope from before D-Day until was installed as Knights of Columbus state deputy Saturday in St. Ben- HiMlman of Gloucester City, and Mrs Linda Celano of The Air Force said Spaatz the German surrender, and edict's Church, Hazlet. With Mr. Burke are the Rev. William C. Anderson, state secretary; Joseph A Middlelown, Mrs Jean Deck died yesterday morning of then moved to the Pacific the left, pastor of St. Benedict's and Msgr. Henry J. Beck of Sacred Heart Luciano of Newark, state tt of Holmdel and Mrs Do- congestive heart failure ater to direct the bombing of Church, Lyndhurst, state Knights of Columbus chaplain. treasurer, Hugh E DeFazio lores Maggiore of Carteret, a President Truman named Japan - sister, Mrs Antoinette Buinno Spaatz chief of staff when the of Dover, stale advocate, and ills have also started blood "Were trying to bring our There are over 58,000 New Jersey members, 4,000 of of Maplewood, two brothers, independent Air Force was Gen. Dwighl I) Eisenhower Hubert F Wade of Hoselle. banks in their communities, members'into contact with Lawrence Speciale of Union created in 1947. Spaatz retired referred to Spaatz as "the state warden donated more than a quarter the community and a concern whom come from Monmouth and Joseph Speciale of South of a million eyeglasses to for the community, ' Mr County in 1948 and since then made best air commander I know " The officers were elected to Plamfield, and eight grand- his home in suburban Chevy "Eyes For the Needy" and Kurke said The Knights'of Columbus" Gea. Carl Spaatz Spaatz once remarked that one year terms at the annual children. Chase, Md begun working with other ser- success in attracting mem- "a second-best Air Force is state convention in Atlantic The Knights of Columbus, The Flynn and Son Funeral vice organizations bers in this state, Mr Burke "His vision, his indomitable Spaatz was chief of staff like a second-best hand at po- City in May founded by Father Michael Home, here, is in charge of said, is due to the organiza- courage, and the basic purity Spaatz participated in com- ker—no good at all." McGivney in 1882, has grown arrangements of his character, serve as bat operations in all theatres "We're moving into commu- tion's program, which he will In addition to the Dis- William J. Layden to almost 1,200,000 members high inspiration to the mil- during World War II and was nity oriented activities." Mr be supervising as state depu- tinguished Service Cross, in this country. The organiza- Andrew J. Germak lions of those who were under present at all three surrender Burke said. He gave the ex- PARLIN - William J Lay- Spaatz also held the Legion of tion also has councils in Mexi- 'y his command and who cherish ceremonies which ended the ample of members that spent den, 75, of Crestview Apart- MATAWAN - Andrew J. Merit and the Distinguished co, the Philippines and Ca- "We have a dynamic pro- his memory today, as do all war. "more than 10,000 man ments, died Saturday at South Germak. 49, of 131 Ravine Service Medal and in 1944 he Amboy Memorial Hospital nada gram that attracts the kind of Drive died Friday in Bay- members of the modern mili- A native of Boyertown, Pa , hours" giving personal and fi- was made a Knight Com- Mr. Layden was a retired Catholic men that want to be- shore Community Hospital. tary," said Sen. Stuart Sym- Spaatz graduated from the nancial help to victims of the mander of the Order of the stevedore foreman and a New Jersey. Mr Burke is come involved." Holmdel. ington, D-Mo , who was secre- US. Military Academy in 1914 Pennsylvania floods of 1972 British Empire. member of the Longshore- proud to point out, has for the Born in Perth Amboy, Mr tary of the Air Force when and won his wings in 1916 Kinghts of Columbus coun- past four years, led all other Spaatz is survived by his man's International Associ- I mix rto Varricchio Germak had lived in Edison ation. states in membership before coming here 26 years widow, Ruth Harrison RED BANK - Umberto Vincent Charte, firm treasurer Philip (Jroon Surviving are his widow, ago. He worked for Public Spaatz; three daughters. Mrs Varricchio, 75. of 28 Drum- Kathryn O'Brien Layden; a Savalore Santoro Service Gas and Electric Co., MIDDLETOWN - Vincent Alice Mouner Charte; two Walter Bell of London, Mrs LONG BRANCH - Phillip mond Place, died Friday at son, William R Layden of Perth Amboy and was also a J. Charte, 53, of 112 Spruce sons, Vincent J. Charte Jr. of Francis Thomas and Mrs Green Jr , 24, of Seaview SEA BRIGHT - Salvatore Valley Stream, NY.; a Riverview Hospital. real estate salesman for Rus- Drive, died yesterday at Riv- East.Windsor Township and Steven Nagel, both of Wash- Manor, died Thursday at Santoro, 83, of 37 Waterview daughter, Mrs. Francis Cre- sell R Weber Realty Co., erview Hospital. Red Bank. Robert Charte, at home; ington; and II grandchildren Monmouth Medical Center Way, died Friday at Riv- Mr. Varricchio had lived in He was the treasurer of In- three daughters, Mrs Sandra Memorial services will be rand of Manalapan Township; Brooklyn before moving here Matawan. Mr Green was born in erview Hospital, Red Bank sco Systems, a data process- Selfors of Martinez, Ga , Miss held tomorrow at Andrews a sister, Mary Fontaine of nine years ago after retiring Mr. Germak was a member Hartsville, S.C., and had lived Mr Santoro had lived in ing company of Neptune, Jean Marie Charte and Miss Air Force Base chapel in Woonsocket, R.I.; six grand- as a shipping clerk for the of the Utility Company Work- here 22 years. He had been Brooklyn before moving here where he worked for 17 years Sherill Ann Charte, both at nearby Maryland. Burial will children, and two-great- Katz Dress Co., New York ers Group and St. Joseph's employed at the Harbor Is- 20 years ago. He had been a Born in Gloucester, Mass., home; his mother, Mrs Mod- be in the Air Force Academy grandchildren. City. Catholic Church, Keyport. A land Spa summer resident of the shore Mr. Charte had lived in New est Charte of Magnolia, Cemetery in Colorado. The Higgins Memorial for 50 years. past commander of St. Jo- He was a communicant of York before coming here 13 Mass.; a brother, William E Surviving are his parents, Home of Freehold is in Mr. Santoro was a retired seph's Catholic War Veterans, St. Anthony's Catholic Church Mr. Germak was an Army years ago. Charte of Goffstown, N.H., Nelson Maddi Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Green charge of arrangements barber. He was a commu- He was a Coast Guard vet- and three grandchildren Sr, Long Branch; five sis- of Red Bank. veteran of World Warll. LITTLE SILVER - Nelson nicant of Holy Cross Catholic eran of World War II. The John E. Day Funeral ters, Mrs. Caffie Butler and Mrs, Joe Rabin Surviving are his widow, Maddi, 73, of 335 Spring St.. Church of Rumson. and a Surviving pre his widow, Mr. Charte was a graduate Home of Red Bank is in Miss Odessa Green, both of Mrs. Julia Durante Germak; died Friday at Riverview ASBURY PARK - Mrs member of the Sea Bright Se- Mrs. Josephine Varricchio; of Harvard University, and charge of arrangements. Long Branch, Miss Doris two sons, Dr. John G. Ger- Hospital, Red Bank. Joe Rabin, 86, of 100 3rd Ave., nior Citizens Club. two sons, Ralph Varricchio of mak of Cincinatti, Ohio, and had received his master de- Green and Miss Valerie died yesterday at Monmouth He is survived by his wid- Morristown, and Philip Var- Christopher Germak, at gree in business adminis- Mrs. Mary K. Brogan Mr. Maddi had lived in Green, both of Pittsburgh. Medical Center, Long Branch ow, Mrs. Jennie Santoro; ricchio of Red Bank; a sister, home; five daughters, Mrs. tration at New York Univer- Bayonne and Millstone Town- Pa., and Mrs. Betty Pauly of Mrs. Rabin is survived by three sons, Vincent Santoro of Mrs. Yolanda Templari of PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs David Martin of Hershey, sity. ship before moving here 23 La Mar, S.C.; four brothers, her husband, Joe Rabin; Brooklyn, Ralph Santoro of Mary K. Brogan, 79, of 860 Italy, and four grandchildren. Pa., and Misses, Andrea, Surviving are his widow, years ago. He retired as a Anthony Green and Eddie three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Great Kills, NY., and Salva- Shoal Harbor Drive died Laura, Diana and Cynthia stonemason four years ago Green, both of Long Branch, Shooman of Wanamassa, Mrs. tore Santoro of East Brunsw- The John E. Day Funeral Friday in Riverview Hospital. Germak, all at home; a Mrs. Helen Santoro Mr. Maddi was a commu- Matthew Green and Clifford Beatrice Silver of Red Bank, ick; a sister, Mrs. Louis Conti Home of Red Bank, is in Red Bank. Green, both of Pittsburgh, brother, Michael Gerihak of FREEHOLD - Mrs Helen nicant of St. James Catholic and Mrs. Celia Tracy of of Brooklyn; 10 grand- charge of arrangements. Mrs. Brogan lived in the and his paternal grand- Ocean Township, and a sister, E. Santoro, 71, of IS Mon- Church of Red Bank. Shrewsbury, and six grand- children, and seven great- Bayshore area 13 years. She parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mrs. Joseph Durchak of Edi- mouth Ave., died Friday at children. grandchildren was the widow of Herbert Surviving are his widow, Green of East Brunswick. LOTTERY NUMBERS son. the Freehold Area Hospital, The Richard C, Hoidal Fu- The John E. Day Funeral Brogan. Mrs. Angelina Chiusano Mad- Friday. July 12: S7SCS Arrangements are under Freehold Township. neral Home of Oakhurst is in Home of Red Bank, is in Surviving are a brother, di; a son, Nelson Maddi Jr. of The Unity Funeral Home of Saturday, July 13: 74874 the direction of the Day Fu' Mrs. Santoro had been a charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements Timothy Keating of Brown- Colonia; a daughter, Miss Lu- Long Branch, is in charge of neral Home, Keyport. lifelong resident here, and town, and several nieces and cille Maddi, at home; two sis- arrangements. had retired as a member of nephews. ters, Mrs. Rose Lowery of William Finlay the custodial staff at the Mon- Bayonne, and Mrs Josephine mouth County Court house. The Condon Funeral Home, HIGHLANDS - William Atlantic Highlands, is in Fochi of Brooklyn; a half- She was a member of St. The Daily Register Finlay, 82. of 22 William St charge of arrangements brother, Alexander Maddi of died yesterday in Monmouth Rose of Lima Catholic St. Louis, and four half-sis- Classified Ads Church of Freehold. She was Medical Center, Long Branch Mrs. Anna M. Zilker ters, Mrs. Frances Alongi. Born in Scotland and for- a past president and chaplain Mrs. Raffie Golden, and Miss FRESH PICKED DAILY merly of Keansburg, Mr. Fin- of the American Legion Post FREEHOLD - Mrs Anna Florence Maddi, all of lay was a retired plumber Auxiliary No. 54. Meyerle Zilker. 83, of 93 Hel- Bayonne, and Mrs. Anna Car- DIAL Surviving are a son. Ed- She also was a member of en Ave., died Saturday at lo of Florida. Delicious ward Finlay, here, and three the Monmouth County Ameri- Monmouth Medical Center, The John E. Day Fqneral 9 grandchildren. can Legion Auxiliary, and a Long Branch. 542-1700 Home of Red Bank, is in Orchards Posten's Funeral Home of past chapeau of the 40 & 8 Sa- Born in Munich, Germany, 24 Hour Service charge of arrangements Atlantic Highlands is in lon No. 59. Mrs. Zilker had resided here HOME GROWN charge of arrangements She.was a past president 20 years. and trustee of the BPOE Aux- She was a communicant of St. Rose of Lima Catholic ~ 202. Death Notices iliary No. 1454 of Freehold Her husband Andrew San- Church, here. To help you Sweet Corn SPECIALE - Angelo ol 100 Liberty SI Fords, entered Into eternal ml on July U. toro, died in 1964 Mrs. Zilker's husband, Jo- Picked dew-tresh in the morning and quickly re- 1974 Beloved husband ot Rose Peilino Speciale. devoted lather ol Mrs Mory No She is survived by a' broth- han Zilker, died in 1945. tngerated to retain all its natural sweetness r vok, Mrs Jean Decker. Mrs Dolores Moo Surviving are a daughter, get some fun aiore ond Mrs Linda Celono. devoted er, Harry Ervin, and two sis- brother ol Mrs Antoinette Buinno. Low NOW HARVESTING rence and Joseph Special* Also survived ters, Mrs. Marion Wallace Mrs. Emily Ciccone, with Dv eight grandchildren Repostng at the and Miss Mathilda Ervin. all whom she lived; a brother, Flynn ond Son Funeral Home. 23 Ford \ out of the Ave . Fords, lor luneral on Wednesday at of Ocean Grove. Emil Hiltner of Munich; a 9 30 o m. followed by Moss ol Christion Burial at 10 am ot Our Lady ol Peoce Ro The Higgins Memorial granddaughter and a great- man Cothollc Church Interment at Resur grandson. Early Apples rection Cemetery. New Market Friends Home of Freehold is in energy crunch may coll Monday and Tuesday from 7-4 Ond 7 9 p.m. charge of arrangements The Freeman Funeral Home, here, is in charge of Several varieties are now ripening including the July arrangements. Red a good eating or cooking apple

Mrs. William Hurley ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OUR OWN - Mrs. E. Fay Hurley. 80, of The HOME GROWN Tomatoes 58 Asbury Ave. died yes- terday in Riverview Hospital. Shop our Greengrocer Department tor a wide variety ot tarm tresh vegetables and Bridal Red Bank Home ripe summer fruits We stress quality and Ireshness along with produce values that Mrs. Hurley was a lifelong will stretch your lood budget dollars Fashions '74 resident here. She was a member of the Enjoyment 2 FINE HOLLAND CHEESES For You and Central Baptist Church, here, REG. $1.10 CHOCOLATE Your bridal Party the church's Ladies' Aid So- Regularly $2.25 Ib. ciety and the Senior Citizens Group, here Loan Soft... Surviving are her husband, Brownies William Hurley, a daughter. Edam and voiing... Mrs Beatrice Reynolds of SPECIAL c romantic ... Hazlet. a granddaughter, and 99 Gouda 1.99 three great-grandchildren COLONIAL I'nstcn's Funeral Home, Cookies cakes bread and rolls lor pic- nics and summer entertaining OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT here, is in charge of arrange- TILL 9 P.M. "Msrims of the Wtddino," ments and guest! loo ... It'i a iptciol occa- fei I I Mrs. Lillian XA'VH sion for you ... in SHREWSBURY - Mrs Lil- our collection you'll lian S. Lees of Sycamore Ave 1] find the look to mok. died Saturday in Riverview FUST NATONAl BW* V you feel at young Hospital, Red Bank I ond lovely as the Mrs Lees was born in New f| occasion. York City, and had lived in The Hollywood, Kla , before mov- all-service bank ing here She was the widovf of Leon that S Lees. looks out for you Surviving are a son, Rich ard S Lees, here; a brother, William Schwartz of New DelicKTOS York City, six grandchildren, ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK, NJ. Just South of Route 537 Light and two great-grandchildren The Adams Memorial Home OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY, 9 TO 6 of Red Bank is in charge of FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 AIR CONDITIONED arrangements ** **.f New York girl captures Miss New Jersey crown SIKKKKN. N Y (Al») - "I'M always had a dream, one that every little girl dues, to compete in the Miss Amer- ica Pageant in Atlantic City." Kh/atx'ih Ann Bracken, the nrwly crowned Miss New Jer- sey, said yesterday First runner-up was Kath crine Rechsleiner, represent inj; Ocean County The 21 year-old Miss Brack en o( Suffern, NY, said her winning the Miss New Jersey title in Cherry Hill. N.J , Sat- urday night "was a very spe- cial moment " The brown-eyed gourmet took, who loves the theater, saw her dream come true She will represent New Jer- sey in the Miss America Pag- INTERDATA'S DAY — Daniel Sinnott of Wayside, lett, president of Inter- eant this fall data Inc. of Oceanport, was host at open house ceremonies over the week- Without a calm moment to end to celebrate the doubling of the Interdata plant and its corporate head- recover from her victory, .quarters to 156,000 square feet of space. With him afe Oceanport's Mayor Miss Bracken made her first keep time in Elwood L. Baxter and, seated, David R. Ellis of Little Silver, Interdatas appearance as Miss New Jer- director of software development. Mr. Sinnott said Interdata has been sey in Collingswood, N J , fashion, his and growing at an annual rate opproaching 50 per cent and that the firm is al- yesterday hers watches ready anticipating further expansions. Miss Bracken, nicknamed "Liz," attended school at Ra 0 Classic styling Roman numerals. genuine mapo College in Bergen CROWNED MISS NEW JERSEY - Elizabeth Ann leather black or brown County this year, thus making Bracken, 21, Miss Bergen County, was crowned straps And the move- her eligible for the New Jer- Miss New Jersey at Cherry Hill Saturday night. ments are 17 iewels One STATE HONORS - Miss Bracken, 5'6", with brown hair and brown year factory guarantee sey contest Last year she What a beautiful way to Daniel Sinnott, Inter- was second runner-up in the eyes, will represent New Jersey in the Miss Amer- keep time together 35.00 data president, receives Miss New York pageant. ica contest In Atlantic City. plaque from Thomas A. Liz said she thinks people Kelly, economic devel- who make negative state- she termed "the usual singing she's not preparing a French /WnbocWj opment director in the ments about beauty contests or baton twirling." meal, was making her first . Phone afiop loll lie» • all N J 800-392-6890 state Department of La- "probably have never been to Her talent act, a recital of personal appearance on be- texcepi Asbury Parh bor and Industry. It one." an unpublished poem by Carl half of a charity for mentally 775-47471 traces history of Jersey "What I tell people like that Sandburg, hushed the au- retarded children, her parents industry to Edison's is "go see a pageant, then dience. | returned home here Sunday Menlo Park and cites make your judgment about "That kind of thing is hard For her efforts, Miss Brack- Interdata for "helping them.' " to perform on stage because en, whose father is employed further the economic In a telephone interview people expect to see a baton by American Motors in New well being" of the state. with The Associated Press, twirler or a singer," she said, York, won more than 111,000 The worldwide organi- Miss Bracken said that since after winning. in prizes. zation employes 900 per- the Miss America Pageant is Liz, who plans to study for sons, 700 in Monmouth a scholarship event, "in ef- a master's degree in drama, ST E County, with an annual fect, it's helping promote the graduated from New Rochelle payroll topping $7 mil- development of women—by College in June with an ele- WADB |g lion. paying for their education." mentary art education de- Miss Bracken opted for po- "gree. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC etry reading in the talent While Miss Bracken, who 24 HOURS A DAY I asbury park • red bank 10-5 30, wed . tri, 9 • brick town mon -fri competition, rather than what often plays the piano when 10-9 30; sat, 5 30, sun noon-5 30 • manalapan mon-sat 10-9 30 Man indicted shop & compare in salary case FREEHOLD - William Herring, 49, trading as Aero Sales of Neptune City was in- dicted by a Monmouth County grand jury on charges of fail- ing to pay 26 employes a total of $7,265.60 in wages between June 29, 1970 and Nov. 16, 1970. LEGAL NOTICE " NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot at a town's, regulor meeting of the Mayor and Coun c11 of the Borough ot Eolonlown held on July 10, 1973, al the Borough Holl. Eaton town. New Jersey the following action your was taken: The applicant. Arthur A. Foy. ho* been granted a variance to erect on oddition lo the existing Goodyear Tire and Rub ber Company building which will be 40 teet wide by 60 leet deep, wilh certain conditions. MARJOR1E L BECKER Borough Clerk [home improvement! July IS Ul# NOTICE ORDINANCE NO .1*9 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR Dl NANCE ENTITLED. OROI NANCE CREATING THE BAY SHORE REGIONAL SEWERAGE AU THORlTY." PUBLIC NOTICf headquarters PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given thot the foregoing Ordinance was Introduced al a Meeting ol the Mayor and Council ot the Borough ot Union Beach, In the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, held on the 27th day of JUNE, 1974, and Pub He Hearing on soid Ordinance wos held. al which Time all persons Interested were given on opportunity to be heard Now We Have Will Your Roof Go The aforesaid Ordinance wos finally passed and adopted on the nth day ot JULY, 1974, MARY SABIK. 2 Types of Through Another Borough Clerk July M • M.n

MAX* KOENIG 23 Journal Square Rough Summer? Jtrftty City, N.J. 073N ALUMINUM (NDIS1-0D4* Attorneys tor Plaintiffs MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT LAW DIVISION Docket No. Itttt CIVIL ACTION SEAMLESS NOTICE OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Plolnllrf JOSEPH J CALIond ANGELA CALL his wife. GUTTERS w. Defendant ALFREDSANTOLI TO: ALFRED SANTOLI, defendant, your hilrs, devisees and personal ropre sentotlvn. NOTICE, Is hereby given lhat you are ordered to show cause before The Mon moufh County Court, Law Division, In Freehold. N.J . on Friday. July To, 1974, ot 9 o'clock in the forenoon, or os soon thereafter os counsel may be heard why the Clerk of Monmouth County, New Jer- sey, should not be directed lo cancel ol record a certain mortgage executed by JOSEPH J CALI and ANGELA CALL on the finest in new roofing... his wife, to ALFRED SANTOLI. doled April 33, 1951. to secure the sum of M100.00 without Interest, acknowledged BIRD«Ruberold»USG on April 71, 1951, and recorded on May 7. 19M In the Clerk s Office of Monmouth County In Book ?04i of Mortgages for Expert Installation - Terms Arranged sold County, on poae 397. etc., upon sot 'Isfoctory proof thai the principal sum ot sold mortgage has been fully paid, or the presentation by the plolntlffs ot such spe clol c Ire umiionces as to satisfy the Court thot the mortgogee and his succes ' sors, If any, In rlgnl, title and interest have no further interest In the mortgage SAVE ON or the debt secured thereby. 1. Standard weight aluminum MAX a KOENIG gutters. Installed with Long Attorneys tor Plolntlffs Spikes (nails) made from ALUMINUM SIDING JineJ?, July LI, 15 (49 97 11V coll (Lowback) PUBLIC NOTICE Siding Prices are Up. but our Notice is hereby given that sealed tnrt\ warehouses are Loaded wilh will be received by the Mayor and Coun While Siding at the old prices! til. Borough of Eolonlown, New irrsry 2. Our Prown's own heavy duty al the Borough Holl. *> Brood Street, un (.032 gauge) Installed with til I 00 P M July 74. 1974 tor the pur (hate ol two 171 dump ttutks ot opprox concealed brackets and SMOOTH OR malely five cubtc yards capacity lor the screws, high back, 13" coll use of the Eatoniown Public Works and Roods Deportment Bids wtli be opened used, and read publicly ot a meeting ot the Borough Council. Eotontown. at I 00 WOOD GRAIN p M , on the above date Bid forms may be obtained from the THE BEST Borough Clerk. B»ough Holl. 4/ Brood • EXPERT Street, Eolonlown. New Jersey, tele COSTS LESS! phone- S47 J3O3 INSTALLATION Bids mutl be mode on designated pro potal forms All bids musl be enclosed in rniied envelopes bearing the name and whirrs* of the bidder, addressed lo ihp Borough Council and must be ar.com punted by a cerlihed check payobie to the order of the flooiugh ol Ealonlown In Ihc sum ot not less than 10% ol the CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE amount of the bid together with o com mltmenl from a financially responsible surety thgl the performance ot conlrocl SERVING RED BANK FOR OVER 48 YEARS If awarded will be secured The Mnyor anrl Council rrserve the • ALUMINUM • SIDING • BLINDS "|rrl tiny and all proposals or to • WINDOWS .ROOFING •GUTTERS wnlve any Immiilerliil deled or inloi in any bid should it bt m the tnler "DOORS • AWNINGS • SHADES est of tht Borough lo do so They alto re servt the right To hold all hid* 'or thirty EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME (Ml days after opening and public read (no. MAP, JORll I RUMP 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK Hntiiiigh ( Iff k July tS • Mbury p«rk • red bank 10-5 30, wed . fri. 9 • brick town mon -fri 10-9 30. Ml, 5:30, sun noon-5 301 mtmlapin mon •«! 10-9 30 The Daily Register Colson on pUined Uui Nixon couid MI drunk." be mmelcd — a 1«»-Putoiub«« by The Red Bank kegidtr •y JACK ANUhKSON fully trust anyone in the charge Baker's office hotly dismisses, saying Baker only In an ironic twist, the White WASHINGTON White House to carry out his ARTHUR Z KAMIN quoted from the memo while House's high priest of snoop- orders and "he can't just sit questioning Colson, but did President and Editor ery, Charles Colson. was him- in there with a machine gun " SCENE not let him read it self recently bugged as he ut The skeptical Bast asked "Why doesn't Nixon declas- Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor tered some of the Watergate why Nixon didn't simply or- scandal's most indiscreet con- der arrests if his National sify these things'" asked fessions men who stole his secrets. Security Council was being Bast I MONDAY, JULY 15. 1974 Colson explained: "The Colson, when he was the top In sometimes hostile, some- spied on by the military, as problem is if he gives this up, White House hatchet man, times contrite language, Col- recent testimony has con- how does he justify not giving was fond of flipping a switch son described President Nix- firmed. up pther things he doesn't and tape recording friends on behind his back as being If he tried to do anything 7 want to give up " This, of and enemies alike A few short on "guts " Behind Col- about it," sighed Colson, cant say there was a con- Of course, these things take time! course, is now the President's days before he went to prison son's back, Nixon had been "they would have disclosed a spiracy to do it, but I will say dilemma before the Supreme for obstructing justice, how equally critical of Colson, the lot of his documents that he that was the practical con- Court ever, he was secretly record- White House tapes show. was worried about protecting, sequence of their actions " ed as he bared his soul to Colson complained to Bast that they had been steal- Nixon's theory, said Colson, Another consideration, Washington businessman and that the President was always ing right from Kissinger's was that the CIA were com- grumbled Colson, was that sometime private eye Rich on the verge of coming down briefcase " ing in to spy Who knows Haig (who Colson suspected aid Bast hard on the CIA But, Colson "In other words," replied what they want The was with the CIA) had con- whole house of cards col vinced the President not to Colson had come to Bast to groused, Nixon was talked out Bast, "they practiced ex- lapsed and maybe that's what wreck the CIA just "to save interest him in investigating uf it by presidential staff tortion on him " they wanted (himself) from impeach- the Central Intelligence thief Al Haig who feared it "Subtly," agreed Colson. ment." Agency which Colson felt had would "take down the whole "And the President let "Right now the frightening ? set him up for all his troubles intelligence community " them getaway with it " thing is that there is no one "They play it with violins," with federal prosecutors. We "That's where I got to be "Yeah," the former White controlling the CIA I mean observed Bast of such White have now heard the taped critical of Tricky Dick with House confidant conceded nobody Their own files House intrigues. conversations. this kind of lack of guts As to the CIA, Colson said hang them high as a kite " "People still dance to it," The White House tapes here," commented the tough- that one of its former agents, Colson excitedly rustled a said Colson were marred by the clatter of talking Bast Howard Hunt, while in the document from his briefcase "And here you have the cups, the shuffling of paper Sadly, Colson agreed: "I White House, was in contact and said, "Look at this President of the United States and the President whistling criticize him along with you directly or indirectly with thing ' As he described it to dancing to that," replied Bast jocular tunes. Bast's hidden For that reason." CIA clandestine bigwigs. the unseen mike and a tape acidly microphones picked up the Beside Bast's swimming Colson said he never knew recorder slipped under a Footnote: Haig told ui buzzing of bees, barking dogs pool whose fountain made whether the CIA infiltrated mulch bag, it was a note he there was "no way" he was and the clink of glasses filled background water music over the White House "to knock had written after visiting Sen- working for the CIA, but re- with Johnnie Walker Black a "mike" secreted among (Nixon) off" — figuratively ate Watergate cochairman fused comment on his talks Label. poolside flowers, the two men speaking — "or whether they Howard Baker, R-Tenn Bak- with Colson. The CIA denies discussed how Nixon could rid were in there just to er had given him quotes from it was spying on the White Unaware of the turning a secret CIA memo. reels, Colson speculated that himself of CIA and military spy ... " House Colson has said that the Central Intelligence spying on the White House "Maybe they were trying to According to Colson's notes, Bast violated a confidence in Agency planned a "Seven "He's got the message," pull something similar to a the CIA memo admitted CIA releasing the tapes. However, Days in May" takeover of the brooded Colson. "And he's 'Seven Days in May' deal (a involvement in some aspects the tapes show Colson gave government. He also asserted thinking about it. He's got a fictional military coup)," sug- of Watergate. Colson said he him full permission to speak that the Pentagon practiced helluva problem ... Nobody gested Bast. had scarcely believed Baker of their talks, provided it extortion to keep President understands this ... He can't "Could have been, could would let him see it. "I came after Colson's sentenc- Nixon from arresting military do it himself." Colson ex- have been," mused Colson. "I thought Howard Baker was ing. Land boom was for suckers

By JIM BISHOP • IIIIIIIIWIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH binder boys from New York buying Arthur Pryor held hurried to Miami. For a free band concerts in Bay It was 50 years ago that the THE "small down payment today," Front Park. A business lot on Florida land boom began. a sucker could purchase a Flagler St. sold for $800 in Times were good Blue-collar $2,000 lot which he might sell, 1920 and was resold for workers were.earning $5 a REPORTER in a week, for $3,000. $150,000 in 1925. IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII day, and saving money Pro- Everything was "pro- Walter C Hill of the Retail •mi rum ••• mi hibition was a problem only posed" Large plats on easels Credit Company of Atlanta in- vestigated the boom and to federal agents. Millions of on land speculation. Gov. depicted the proposea city shook his head sadly. Subdivi- people rode five-cent jitneys John Martin, in Tallahassee, hall, the proposed schools, the sion were advertised in the and read sexy tabloid news- warbled, "Marvelous as is the proposed roads, sewers, The condominium decision afternoon, and sold out the papers. wonder story of Florida's re- homes, avenues of royal next morning with a 10 per In 1924 and 1925, the nation cent achievements, these are palms — sunshine and riches. The state Department of Envi- replacement for the former environ- cent "binder." Seashore lots focused its attention on a 450- but heralds of the dawn." Much of the land was under the lots eight feet above high ronmental Protection's commission- mental commissioner, Richard I. near Fort Lauderdale were mile marshy dune pointing at water, and practically noth- tide. They built a beautiful The state had bee,n noted going for $25,000, and there er, David J. Bardin, last week Sullivan, might not be as forceful as Cuba. The boom began and ing had been built or drained, swimming pool, stuck orange for oranges, coconuts, grape- was no way to get to them. blocked construction of a 10-story, was Mr. Sullivan. ended in Miami. In 1920, it fruit, mosquitoes, alligators, but never mind — look at the lights in the palm trees, and 220-unit condominium in Dover The construction company may had been a railroad terminal sullen Seminoles and vast •proposed" drawings. placed Jan Garber and his The boom was like the surrounded by 30,000 persons swamps euphemistically called Thomas Meighan, silent band on a platform in the chain-letter racket. Few Township. appeal Mr. Bardin's decision to a really cared for Florida. It Even though that township's special review board which includes divided into two groups: the the Everglades. Carl Fisher movie star, was going to pool to play "Moon Over rich, who lived in Spanish- promoted Miami Beach, a make a movie in Bay Front Miami" as salesmen filtered was a pyramid gold mine. Planning Board had approved the the commissioner and two other cab- style stucco mansions, and sand dune which formed on Park. Miami Life, a scandal through the gawkers. The •Miami Daily News pub- project, Mr. Bardin denied the buil- inet officers, Joseph A. Hoffman, la- the poor, who worked for the the east side of clear jade sheet, printed itself in blue William Jennings Bryan ex- lished a paper of 504 pages der's application under terms of the bor commissioner, and Patricia 0. rich. called Biscayne Bay. ink and hinted at luxurious plained, in purple prose, the one afternoon in 1925, shriek- ing about "The World's Play- What Miami had to sell was A causeway was built from sin. blessed quality of eternal sun- state's coastal protection law. That Sheehan, community affairs com- ground" from front to back law gives the commissioner the pow- missioner. sunshine. There were three channel dredging to connect Pastor Merrick, a Congre- shine ways of getting to it: by rail- Miami with its palm-lined gational minister, believed Golf courses appeared. The The boom burst in the sum- er to limit development to the kinds The outcome of this application road, by driving south on the Coney Island. Smith and His faith was so deep that he Miami-Biltmore Hotel rose to mer of 1926. People weren't of land uses which promote the pub- is of great interest to Monmouth Dixie Highway, or by sailing Hardy had bathing facilities bought land outside of Miami, 26-stories of Spanish splendor buying. They were aching to lic health, safety and welfare and County municipalities, particularly on the Clyde liners "Com- and a bathhouse A rich place fashioned a home of limes- Downtown, James Cox of sell. Bond issues defaulted. On Sept. 18, a mammoth hurri- anche" and "Arapahoe" — called The Roman Pools was tone which he mistakenly Ohio built a skyscraper for are reasonably consistent with the those along the oceanfront. The cane tossed Miami, its yachts four days from New York. at 15th St Beyond that was thought was coral, and called his Miami News environment of the coastal area. mayors of Long Branch, Monmouth and palm trees into torrential The boom which, para- sand, mangrove swamps and it Coral Gables The minister Thousands hurried from Beach and Sea Bright — Henry R. gutters Henry Villard wrote: Mr. Bardin refused to approve doxically, was a tropical water moccasins. and his son George planned Ohio, New York, Wisconsin "Dead subdivisions line the the condominium not only because Cioffi, Sidney B. Johnson and Cecile snowball, drew 150,000 mi- Quickly, Miami had 2,000 an elite suburb. and the Dakotas to put a highway, their pompous F. Norton — were particularly grants. Some came to buy a real estate offices — some in Marshy land was drained, of what it will do to Dover Town- down payment on anything names half obliterated on ship, but because of what it might pleased with Commissioner Bardin's lot and build a winter bun- Flagler St.; hotel lobbies - canals were made, the fill anywhere in Florida. Even was placed on top and elevated crumbling stucco gates." . .. do to adjoining municipalities and ruling. Although high-rises are un- galow. Most came to get rich and 25,000 salesmen The the natives of Florida were the Jersey shoreline. der way in each municipality, they He said his decision was based expect the ruling may make it eas- on his commitment to balance con- ier to deny building permits to fu- siderations of environmental protec- ture high-rise applicants. The states: Where the action is tion and community character with As we mentioned in these col- By JAMES J.KILPATRICK iiiiiiiiiiiinii ii iiiiiiimmimiiiii persuasive, that a dispirited guidelines in this area. Few social and economic needs. His rea- umns when the coastal protection States Righter may well take persons argue the wisdom of sons for it were that the proposed law was being debated and enact- It may be — I express the CONSERVATIVE heart. The book is "In- land-use regulations as such; building would "mar the environ- ment appeared doubtful, high-rise thought quite uncertainly — novations in State Govern- the argument goes rather to that we are approaching a ment," published by the Na- the wisdom of federal guide- ment because it would be visible construction along the coast affects VIEW tional Governors' Conference. lines. Why not leave it to the more than just the municipality in- watershed point in the history from Barnegat Bay; would add to of American government. For WIMIMIN UllllllllllllllinilllilllHUIIIIII It advances the proposition, states to fix their own tailor- traffic congestion; be out of charac- volved. By cutting off a view of the the past hundred years, politi- on behalf of the states, that made controls? ter with the surroundings, and ocean and breezes from it, a cluster cal power has flowed from crested. Proposals still are for any student of govern- The states already are might contribute to Air pollution. of those structures would be an abo- the states and localities to- floating around for national ment, this is where the action doing this. Wyoming in- mination. If Mr. Bardin's ruling ward Washington. Possibly, health insurance, national no- is stituted certain land-use regu- It marked the first time Mr. fault auto insurance, national Surely this is where much K1LPATRKK sticks, everyone, with the possible just possibly, that flow may lations, especially as to open Bardin used this authority, and his be ebbing and turning. consumer protection, and all of the action was meant to cut mining, in IMS. Vermont action should be reassuring to citi- exception of the developers, should Granted, it seems unlikely the rest. Federal land-use be. The Constitution makes it things in rural health Ala- in 1970 embarked upon a plan zens who feared that Gov. Byrne's be grateful. When one looks at the calen- guidelines are not dead; they clear — explicitly in the bama is working boldly in of district environmental dar of pending bills in Con- are sleeping. Tenth Amendment, implicitly rural water supplies. commissions, coupled with an gress, there is little to suggest Yet a book has just come to throughout the document — One of our most pressing ingenious scheme of tax re- that the federal flood has hand, so encouraging and so that the national government social problems has to do lief. Oregon is pioneering with was to have responsibility with the needs of elderly per- anti-litter laws, Hawaii with Election law violations only for truly national con- sons. It is not the federal gov- scenic preservation. Nebr- cerns. Everything else was to ernment, but the state of aska has created 25 natural The state Election Law Enforce- With people at the state and na- be left to the states respec- Pennsylvania, that is provid- resources districts based upon ment Commission reports that it is tional level, some of them lawyers, tively, or to the people. The ing leadership In this field. river systems. Colorado's am- investigating 1,165 potential viola- thesis of federalism, as Pennsylvania's statewide pro- bitious land-use program headed for prison because of cam- tions of the state campaign financ- Alabama's Governor George C gram of free off-peak trans- seeks to maintain an in- paign law violations, citizens expect WaHace observes, is that "of- portation for the aged is a digenous "quality of life." ing law that deal with candidates at ficials closer to the people humble program, but it has Florida is issuing land con- the municipal level. candidates for every office to be and their problems were bet- great human value. servation bonds. Montana, That rather startling disclosure scrupulously careful in accounting ter informed and better Congress has recently been North Dakota, Maine and was softened somewhat by an ex- for campaign funds, both the equipped to assign priorities through a bitter fight over a Kentucky all are moving on expenditures of funds than ahead in the regulation and planation that many of them may be amounts and the donors. Politicians, land-use bill On a procedural were congressmen and bu- vote, the House killed an conservation of energy re- due to improper reporting proce- at whatever level, who insist on reaucrats In far-off Washing- elaborate measure to provide sources. The catalog of state dures rather than being deliberate maintaining the corrupt "business ton." federal subsidies and federal innovations goes on and on violations. We hope that turns out to as usual" practices may be in for Why did the grand plan go be true. some rude awakenings. awry? What forces propelled, the flow of power to Washing- ton'' One of the many an- Today in history swers, admittedly, Is that for many years the states failed On this date in 1945, Italy ity had collapsed with the fall Earl Warren to accept their responsi- declared war on Japan, its of the Bastille in the French Earl Warren, chief justice of the a champion of civil rights, and jl bilities The argument ad- former Axis partner in World Revolution vanced in the governors' "In- Ward U.S. Supreme Court for 16 years un- was his inspired leadership that novations" is that this is no In 1906, the Dutch artist, In 1918. in World War I, til his retirement about five years brought about the court's unanimous longer true Rembrandt, was born in Lei American troops attacked ago, died last Tuesday at the age of Look at the record: While dtfl nan positions at decision in June, 1954, which struck Chciitciiu-Thlerry In France 83. "The Warren Court" had many down the doctrine of separate but the federal bureaucracy In 1870, Georgia bwame the critics among conservatives, a label flounders In the morass of last nf ihc Contadcralc In I94H, a Democratic Na he had embraced when he was gov- equal schools for the races. He now public welfare, such states as to be readmitted to the Union tional Convention in Phila- California and New York are In 178D, Frances King ernor of California. He earned a lof- has joined the patriots whose names 'We've rniHinanagctl the economy ii^ain, dear. delphia nominated President fighting clear of the swamp I,"ins XVI was awaken' Harry Truman for a second ty place in history, nevertheless, as will never be forgotten We didn't inniitl on paying more / North Carolina Is doing good am and told that hnt author ttrnt <•.. Says Eatontown voters should hold off on petitions « Ash Si publicly announced the for ment of Eatontown This new Crcekman and his ad hoc Eatontown. N J 07724 Ihc other fine instruments why was not Hubert K 1'ad- that affable ebullience and mation of a citizens' com form of government, radically committee Since then Mr To the Editor; (blurred from my view) dack there, he who had done occasional bon mot which de nuliee for adoption of Faulk- different from that to which (reekman, Mayor Werner In late April of this year I was aware only of harmo so much to promote the At- lighted the audience (In fact ner plan D as the new mumn we have become accustomed. and others have advertised FROM OUR nv and the cohesion of all lantic Highlands Harbor con there was no M (' ) Mr Jame» jCreekman first pal charter for the govern was quietly chosen by Mr this plan as an efficient, mud playing together But then I certs'' He who had devoted so Let us hope these worthy em form of nonpartisan guv READERS am not a knowledgeable mu much of his time and energy concerts will continue in the eminent absolutely essential M< critic, only a layman who I'M'ti materials, toward the future Therefore, this is a sa Your Doorway to Security to the proper functioning of likes good music and appre- success of the concerts he lute to our dedicated youth Eatontown Interestingly It should be noted that for ciates hearing it. as did the who had contacted musicians, and other contributing musi enough, Mayor Werner in his the seven'member council Since 1887 audience who showed up in young and old alike, and nans, to the talented Mr Kl IS previous years in office as proposed a % vote means thai line attendance Kven the utii whom the conductor blended liott. and to our uwn Bob Pad leader of the majority party five of the seven council vott-s quilous teen-ager was fasti together into a harmonious (lack in town did not see fit to pub are required to override may nated and impressed group Why was he not there' Sincerely licly trumpet bis distress with oral actions It is further Now. here is a sour note We missed him as M (' with Mr K J (iunter the "partisan, inefficient" noted that in comparison lo form of government he now our present borough govern- views with alarm ment the mayor-council plan But one may ask what U greatly enlarges the may about the merits of Faulkner or's powers'while severely plan D? Does it offer modern, constricting those of the coun efficient nonpartisan govern- cil MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER ment or does it, as main- Operative power on a daily tained here, have senous defi- basis is concentrated in the EFFECTIVE ciencies? To establish a back- mayor who is accountable lo ground for intelligent dis- the voters every fourfTl year course and criticism this and Under our present form of future correspondence will government council has the JULY 1st discuss various aspects of the greatest power and the ma- Faulkner Act This state law jority party can be changed also called the Optional Mu- every year or two. nicipal Charter Law, N J.S A. Furthermore, with the pro- 40 69A, was first adopted in posed districting by wards the DIVIDENDS 1950. It has been amended mayor is in constant position and supplemented since that to accumulate sufficient fa- time but its major provisions vors from ward councilmen to • DaHvary Optional »t appear to have remained in- prevent a % vote override of (light additional WILL BE tact over nearly 25 years. his actions. Thus power ac- charga • •ink- Am.rlc.rd* Matter This law provides for three cumulates to power leading Charga acopUd on optional municipal govern- quickly to one man rule. aala marchandiaa at S\ PAID MONTHLY ment forms. They are as fol- The advocates of Faulkner additional charga. lows: mayor-council, council- mayor-council plan D have iiiKli-uil of <|uarlcrly u» |>rr» ioiiftlv manager, and small munici- loudly advertised the "clear pality plans. The third plan, merits" of strong, efficient anil <'urn|H>umlrd iluil\ I'mm applicable to municipalities government. It is interesting (luv of ili'|tuoil to iluv ol Hilhilrawal with populations of less than that other municipalities haVe ALL MERCHANDISE 1st QUALITY 12,000 does not concern us. Of missed the obvious Between the two remaining plans, 1950, when the Faulkner Act THIS WEEK'S PRICES! mayor-council and council- was first passed, and March, CONVENIENT manager various forms are 1969, to which date the follow- possible. There are four non- ing facts are available, only I LUMBER... SHEETROCK partisan options, A through three of the 232 N.J munici- CERTIFICATES 2"«4"ir QfU D, and two partisan options, palities having borough form Cconomy Orada 0" El. plus ')(Mu\ iiuiirr ui'iiiiiiil anil regular E and F, for the mayor coun- of government adopted a Rag *ALE INSULATION |IU»»IMM)L In IIIITI your |trrs« partisan options, A through these chose a mayor-council ShMtrock 2.00 1.69 plan. c D, and one partisan option for 2«3rin.. 1.20n 99 i. •haatrock 2.20 1.89 Where you save does the council-manager plan. In Of the Monmouth County C addition these plans offer va- 2«4-7tt. 1.20n municipalities which have 99 ., Sh**trock 2.60 2.29 make a difference riety in the size of the coun- chosen to change their char- 2i4-8lt 1.40 M 2'V Thick Foil cil, five, seven or nine, its ters, Matawan and Ocean 1.19,, lniulaUon100iq.f 7.95 6.88 election by wards or at large Townships have selected a Pirtlck Board 1.89. 1.50.. 3'V Thick Foil and the permissible number council-manager plan while Insulation 70 tq. It ro.... 6.95 5.88 of wards. For example, I Marlboro and Long Branch •haMng 48*u 35'IF e"fhlck Foil have counted seven possible In.ulitlonSO.q It. roll. 8.95 7.88 adopted mayor-council plans C variations for the mayor- In New Jersey as a whole, Sprue* Furring'.. 6 LF .048LF 1«3 council plan D alone. It may the mayor-council plan has Sprue* Furrktfl.. 9* if .075IF perhaps be stressed that been adopted by only about SHINGLES RED BANK when Mayor Werner and Mr five per cent of the munici- 240 Ib MM ...ling ("reekman speak of Faulkner 1C95 Broad & Bergen palities and with few ex- PLYWOOD... White Plan D they are referring to FAIR HAVEN MATAWANTWP. ceptions these cities have at Rag. t» 95 sq SALE I U aq the mayor-council plan D not least double Eatontown's pop- 4x8 Sheets oHw cotou KtUtblt »l ragular prlotf 568 River Rd. Route 34 near Lloyd Rd. Rag. SALE to the council-manager plan ulation. This list includes Savings Account* iniurtd by F5LIC D Bayonne, Camden, Kast '/«" Interior Plywood 7.75 6.30 IBIb.F.H 788 Brunswick, Edison, Elizabeth, 432 M. H. roll The mayor-council and H " Interior Plywood :.... 8.95 7.50 Reg. 8.95 I tail council-manager plans offer Jersey City, Hoboken, Irving- two quite different governing ton and Newark. There ap- M "Interior Plywood 10.95 9.40 pears to be adequate reason ALUMINUM PATIO DOORS philosophies. The mayor- % "Interior Plywood 12.25 10.60 council plan offers the citi- for this. In large, diverse mu- 6x6'8" WHITE REVERSIBLE! zens a strong mayor form of nicipalities a strong mayor's %" Interior Prywood....r 14.50 12.35 office may be needed to pro- W.H. WOOLLEY'S IS HAVING A SALE! government. Basically the dif- WITH ference between strong may- vide cohesive leadership. K-Plyicore 7.95 6.99 $ (It's worth the ride to Long Branch!) or-council and weak mayor- However, smaller suburban TEMPERED communities favoring highly %"Plyicor. 10.50 8.99 With nearly all summer left, now is the time to take advantage of council (that which we have GLASS now with the borough form of responsive and less central- 139 timely price reductions on Woolley's spring and summer stock. H"PirticleBo.rrJ... 7.95 5.99 government) lies in the extent ized local governments have of the mayor's power in con- either retained their forms of %"Pirtlcl.Boir< 11.50 7.99 CROSSBUCK COMBINATION Men's Suits and Sport Coats reduced by 20% and more. trolling fiscal operations, in government (the borough appointing and removing ex- form being the most popular) WHITE ALUMINUM DOORS or have chosen the council- DOORS LAUAM ecutive officers and his veto PRE-HUNG . PRE-FINISHED Special Group Mens' Slacks . . . including knits and polyester wo- manager or small municipal- vens, flared and straight leg models . . . reduced by 20% and more. power over council legisla- 1M" Hollow Cor* R*g. SALE tion. ity options offered by the 18"x80" 10.40 8.33 Faulkner Act. SIZES TO FIT The council-manager gov- 20"x80" 11 95 9.59 32">80" OR ernment features a coun- 36"80" DOOR Future communications 24"x80" 11.95 9.59 Furnishing reductions include: cilman chosen by council ma- 1V, THICK with the citizens of Eaton- 28"x80" 13.55 10.88 jority to act as mayor. He has 49" town will discuss further as- short sleeve dress shirts no powers exceeding those of 30"x80" 13.55 10.88 pects of the proposed charter the other councilmen except 32"x80" 14.25 11.39* summer sport & knit shirts change. However, for the to preside over council meet- GALVANIZED FENCE swimwear present voters will do well to 36"xOO" 15.30 12.18 ings. A municipal manager, 2'x4'MESH GAUGE learn as much as possible bermuda shorts chosen for his experience and about the proposed govern- PAIRS OF.PAINT GRADE 1 "THICK expertise, is appointed by 36" HIGH x SO FEET 14.50 12.29 mental revision before affix- council majority as the prin- ing the signatures to the peti- LOUVERED DOORS 38" HIGH x 100 FEET 27.50 23.39 cipal municipal officer with In the Ladies' Department: tion being circulated. This pe- ALL LOUVERED authority over all depart- 48" HIGH x 50 FEET 19.25 16.39 tition is not to be taken lightly SIZE RIO. ments. This manager serves, Look for Sale Prices on since it legally mandates a 48 • HIGH x 100 FEET 36.50 31.00 in effect, as the agent of the 24"x80" 18.20 15.50 Slack sets course of action which can council. He holds office at the sharply alter the course of 28"x80" 20.25 16.75 Blouses & Tank Tops pleasure of the council during municipal history. Skirts . . . regular and long the first three years of his 30"x80" 20.95 17.50 PANEUNG SPECIALS employment after which he Aristotle Papayoanou Shorts 32"x80" 21.50 may be removed by council Eatorjtown Planning Board 18.00 TRUCK LOAD JUST ARRIVED majority only for cause. Dresses and Environmental Commis- 38"x80" 22.85 19.50 WEYERHAEUSER & GEORGIA PACIFIC sion Returning now to the may- TOP LOUVERED BOTTOM RAISED PANEL '/«" Thick 4x8' Hardwood Paneling or-council form of govern- FACTORY SECONDS Down the stairs in the Prep Shop: ment the powers of the coun- 24"x80" 21.30 18.10 cil and the mayor arc Salute to youth WALNUT HICKORY OAK ELM Reductions have been made on sketched below. Leonard Ave. 30"x80" 23.35 19.95 BIRCH $ T95 Slacks and Jeans Council passes municipal Atlantic Highlands, N J. 07716 legislation, appoints the mu- 32"x80" 24.20 20.60 VALUES M SHEET Special Group Knit Slacks To the Editor: DISTRESSED TO nicipal clerk and establishes This is a salute to our youth 36"x80" 28.20 22.00 BIRCH 21.75 Shirts and Knit Shirts the organizational structure after listening to the first con-1 Lightweight jackets & Jacket for the municipal depart- certs of the summer series at ments TREATED sets the Atlantic Highlands Har- 1ST QUALITY PANEUNG The mayor as chief execu- bor. GARDEN TIES Suits & Sport Coats tive officer is responsible for Also, this is a salute to their I REG.'SALE e"x6"xB" *8.50 El Smaller sized swim- the overall administration conductor, the music director 57 Paldeo 3/16" 9.95 6.88 wear / and supervision of all munici- at Henry Hudson High School, 10 OR MORE '7.95 El. pal departments He appoints G. Thomas Elliott, a gifted 44 Rustic Walnut 3/16" 14.95 9.95 the business administrator young man. It was pleasur- 6"x6"x4- '4.50 El 50 Majestic Maple %' 12.95 9.49 All Merchandise from Woolley's regular stock. and all department heads able to watch and listen to 10 OR MORE '4.20 EL 160 Nutwood Supreme 3/16 6.95 4.88 Woolley's entire stock not included in the sale. with the advice and consent what these young people | of council. Council may dis- could do under his guidance. 8"x8"x4' '5.95 El. 32 Tawny Brown 3/16" 8.49 5.94 Free alterations limited on sale clothing. approve any of his choices My seat was such that I but may not substitute its had full view of the flute sec- 10 OR MORE '5.50 El. 57 Genuine Indian 24.95 16.95 choice for any of these posi- tion, all girls, and could well 4"x4-xa' PENTA TREATED '4.95 EI Rosewood '/«" OPEN WED. & FRI. TIL 9 tions. The mayor may in his hear the gentle softness of the discretion remove-any depart- music (as befitting girls) I ment head after notifying admired the precision wich I council. Council disapproval which they sat there, showing LOOK FOR THE HOWE CENTER SIGN requires a % vote The mayor the discipline received during I prepares, with the aid of the Instructions. IMONMOUTH 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. business administrator, the I admired equally the viri- budget and submits it for lity displayed by the drum- IBUILDING SHREWSBURY council approval He recom- mers, five to my count, each CENTER (Across from Syc$mort Lanes) mends policies for council ac- emanating a distinct person- tion and may veto council leg- ality, each unique. However I 747-5220 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 222-0001 islation Council can override the preceding eulogy Is not to 5: WON. TUES. SAT. 7:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. WED. THURS. FBI. 7:30 ML -9P.M. his veto by a % vote. minimize the brass section or • The Daffy Register tin Pocket calculators, updated By SYLVIA rOKTKK pa«t*» will dkappear Buy 2 no-loads for growth from a company that it likely to be around a year from By ROGER E. SPEAR capital appreciation (long buy mutual funds for long Although I'm ashamed to VOUR MONEY'S now. term) as the belter load term growth' - BS take my pocket calculator to 7 2 — Pay close attention to Q - Are there no load funds If so. would you name A - In brief, yes to all the golf course to tote up my WORTH the details of the warranty funds with as good ratM of them'' Is this a good time to three questions Pinpointing horrendous scores, I am using it for more and more Be sure the warranty pro- arithmetical chores in and vides at least a year's free market bottoms is feasible store windows next to cam outside my home — and so service on parts and labor, only in retrospect Certainly eras and typewriters, any are tens of millions of others and certainly don't buy a ma- from the present depressed type of office equipment. The explosion in the use of chine without service. level, an investment for long- —And on some new, more these tiny electronic devices 3—Be sure your machine range appreciation makes sophisticated machines, mem- 5—Try out the machine be- since they first hit the market has a display that is readable here's ories allow answers to be fore you buy Does it feel like early in this decade has been — and that it is easy to use stored and recalled when a quality machine that will almost unbelievable To docu- See if the unit is comfortable needed. On other machines give you years of trouble-free •• a ment : for specialized applications to hold; whether the buttons service? SUCCESSFUL —In 1(74 alone, an esli produced by Texas In- are large enough so you can depress one key without hit- And now what's coming up mated 12 million people will struments, Bowmar, Hewlett- in calculators' Among the INVESTING buy them against seven mil- Packard and others, logarith- ting another, whether the dis- line-up play is readable from all ang- forecasts: units that will dis- mic, trigonometric and hyper- lion in 1973 - and by 1980. the play the correct time and projection Is 80 million of the bolic functions with square les and under all lighting con sense Vance, Sanders last temperature wherever you units valued at well over $2 roots, reciprocals and scien- ditions you will come up year pnnted an interesting il- are; devices capable of met- billion will be in use around tific notation are available. against lustration of a man who for ric conversion, navigation and of the world, performing both 4—Anticipate your needs logical reasons — wars, re- But with so many models surveying (and, oh, impos- simple and complex math- and buy a machine that has cessions, government scan- on the market, with prices sible dream — for me, a cal- ematical calculations for just all the features you will need dals — "sat tight" rather covering so broad a range culator that will automati- about anyone who handles All the machines have the than taking the plunge with and with so many manufac- cally undercount my golf INTEREST his capital At the end of 50 numbers. turers in the field, how do you basic four functions of addi- score). years he had missed a rise of —Prices have plunged since know which model is right for tion, subtraction, multiplica- 1900 per cent in the market. the devices hit the market you and which manufacturer tion and divssion, but do you First MerchantsTime Deposits as measured by the Standard When I wrote about the four- will give you the best service need other functions? A per- It Poor's Industrial Average function Bowmar calculator and warranty? Here are basic centage key to compare Only in the first decade 1923- back in 1971, the cheapest guides: prices or other quantitative 1933 would he have been be- unit was in the $100-1200 area. 1 — Buy a calculator mar- information? A memory to hind Now a'similar device — keted by a company with an store sub-totals, engineering The investor selecting a which adds, subtracts, mul- established history in the and other special mathema- 6.50% - 6.81% tiplies and divides — sells for tical functions? Your calcu- mutual fund today is con- field The competition is ob- DIAL S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT 2 1/2 Year Maturity-Automatically Renewable fronted with upward of 700 less than $50 and some manu- viously intense and there al- lator is an investment regard- choices. Taking the time to facturers sell units for less most surely will be a sha- less of its price and it may be make a good selection can be than |19. keout in the calculator mar- worthwhile to trade up on fea- 542-1700 tures you will need. well worthwhile. Past per- Widely Accepted ket during which many com- 24 Hour Scrvict 6.00% <- 6.27% formance is a starting point —Acceptance of the portable S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT One Year Maturity Automatically Renewable In the last decade, seven of calculators has been wide- GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINCS the top 25 funds were no spread and profound. Calcu- loads. Performance in this lators are commonplace on PUBLIC NOTICE S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT case measures total return, college campuses across the Add it iona I depos its ace epted including income dividends as nation and professors from well as capital gains. How- Harvard to Berkeley allow FLOOD INSURANCE inamountsof $100ormore. Interest , L paidfrom day of deposit todateof ever, performance does not students to use them during 5.50% tell the full story since it may tests. The units also are being permitted withdrawal. be due to one or two spec- accepted on a rising scale in Borough of Union Beach Residents Federal Regulations permit premature withdrawals on the above Time Depos- tacular years. A fund which high schools and junior high PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE BOROUGH OF UNION its provided the interest rate on the amount withdrawn is reduced to Regular consistently outperforms the schools. Housewives use them Passbook Savings rate and three months interest is forfeited averages, in both up and for bookkeeping, figuring unit BEACH HAS RECEIVED APPROVAL ON ITS APPLICATION FOR down periods, is a better prices, balancing checkbooks, FLOOD INSURANCE, FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING WE ALSO OFFER choice for the long haul making tax computations, etc. Travelers carry them so AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. POLICIES OF FLOOD INSURANCE REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS Other important consul eations in choosing a fund are they can convert foreign cur- MAY BE OBTAINED FROM ANY LICENSED PROPERTY INSUR- i^^ Interest paid day of deposit to day of withdrawal, compounded their investment goals.— do rencies te U.S. dollars. The ^J and paid quarterly, as long as J25 is kept on deposit slide rule that once was ubi- ANCE AGENT OR .BROKER. IF ANY QUESTIONS ARISE*OR IN- they match yours — portfolio FORMATION IS NEEDED REGARDING COVERAGE, OR IF FORMS 5% turnover rate (over 100 per quitous in engineering plants cent usually indicates a spec- and scientific labs has been ARE NEEDED, YOU SHOULD GET IN TOUCH WITH THE NATION- replaced by the little calcu- ulative management policy) AL FLOOD INSURERS ASSOCIATION SERVICING COMPANY FOR and the quality of the por- lator. tfolio. A heavy concentration —You can now buy a calcu- THIS AREA, WHICH IS: in over-the-counter and .non- lator almost anywhere — in "GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. 5 DAKOTA DR., LAKE dividend-paying stocks would department stores and book- IMferclrarats SUCCESS, N.Y. 11040 certainly suggest a volatile stores, camera shops and sta- performance record. tionery outlets. They're Two excellent no-load funds prominently displayed in MARY SABIK, BOROUGH CLERK which fit your investment goals are: David L. Babson Investors, 301 W. 11th St., 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Kansas City. Mo. 64105, and JohnstonJMutual Fund, 460 Main Office: 60 Neptune Blvd-, Neptune, N I Park Ave., New York, N.'Y. Member Federal ReserveSystem/Federal Deposit InsuranceCorp 10022. EBttfiff

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ONVENKNT earn nm. mi MMUM tun nun iwifit rwf t :ti /#»« *u mult '»< "• > 490 BROAD STRUT, RU. 35 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, H.J. Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper. formerly life o/ tiqwoi'-'" •" "A Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. Man jailed ,•>•* Hi* in stabbing of 2 women II1 (. II I. A N IIS - In Hi. county juil in drf.iull ol It, Sag li.ul on two charges (if .«iiii now. assault .iml II.IIUIA uitd inlcnl In kill, one cnunl nl hicikiii^ and cnlciiiin HIUI intent In kill and me muni nl pusM'NMiin n( .1 (l.in^iiuiiv »i^i|)nn. a carving Uih i* John Orron. H of Api Hay Avc Mr Green was arnsii'd .ii 2 13 am Thursday when he ;illi'Mi'dly lirnkr down ihe ilimi MI Apt J at Ihr Ha) \w .,,1 dress and slat)lM'd Ivui uoinen living Intro, PtttKM I'tUn and Linda I'lskimski. I'ohce Chief John J Mackcl said The Iwn Victim wcrr lakrn In Monmiiulh Medical Cenler. Loag Branch. In ihe Kirst Aid Squad They were Healed and relcasi-d WHERE THE Mr Bran appeared hand luffed in Middlctown Munici pal Court for arraignmenl be- [ore Municipal Courl Judgr Konald L. Horan, who serves this borough as well Judge Horan set bail of $5,000 on the assault and possession charges and $1,500 on Ihe breaking and entry with in- STATE LOTTERY tent to kill count No date was set for preliminary hearing Investigating officers were Sgt James'Davis and I'atrol men David Bums and Kugene Ventimiglia MONEY GOES.

In the Fiscal Year which ended on June 30, the New Jersey State Lottery • contributed a grand total of $54,200,000

Charles O'Keefe to education and institutions. Appointed Highlands For State Aid to Local Schools. Virtually every District postmaster $ 19,1 Million in the state has shared in this money, including yours. This HIGHLANDS - The ap- represents approximately 3% of the amount contained pointment of Charles O'Keefe in the Appropriation Act for State Aid to Local Schools. as postmaster here has been announced by Northeast Re- gional Postmaster General William F. Bolger. The offi- For otner Educational Programs. cial appointment became ef- $ .5 fective June 22. Mr O'Keefe, who was the officer in charge of the High- lands Post Office, began his For Higher Education. Creating spaces for an additional postal career in 1943 as a city 5,000 students in our State Universities and Colleges... carrier including scholarships, student loans and grants, In accordance with the $16.3 Million merit selection procedures of and aid to County Colleges. the Postal Reorganization Act, Mr. O'Keefe was nomi- nated for the post mastership by Postmaster General E.T. Klassen. The appointment is For State Institutions. Helping provide better care and not subject to Senate con- $ 18.3 Million treatment for citizens who need help.. .including the firmation * retarded, mentally ill and the disabled. Mr. O'KeefY was born in New York City and was grad- uated from Long Branch Se- nior High School He also ;il- tended Monmouth College Total Lottery Funds Provided to Education and Institutions Mr. O'Keefe served in the during Fiscal 1974* US Navy from 1944 to 194K $54,200,000 as a second class petty offi- cer He is married, and Ihe father of five children The OKeefe's reside at 3H Wilson Drive. Elberon

Senior citizens to install slate In the 3'/2 years during which the New of 30 per cent of Lottery revenues to be of the Lottery, which gets by with only 5 KEANSBURG - Mrs Lor- Jersey State Lottery has been in operation, contributed to the State for education and cents of every dollar spent for operating raine Schenck will be in- the people of the state have helped us institutions, the actual amount has been and promotional expenses. The other 6 5 stalled as president of the generate a total of $205 million for educa- much higher 43 5 cents out of every cents of every dollar is allocated for com- Senior Citizens Association dollar Inc. of Keansburg at ceremo- tion and institutions missions and awards to the 4,600 agents nies Wednesday. July 17, at 1 In that 3V? years, the Lottery has This excellent record has been made who sell Lottery tickets and to distributing p.m. in Buck Smith's restau- awarded $185 million in prizes to more possible by careful, efficient administration banks. rant, Palmer Avc . Kast than 3 5 million winners To those who play the New Jersey Keansburg. Out of every dollar received by the State Lottery, we say Thanks" And we Other officers to be in- stalled are Mrs Manon Ed- New Jersey Lottery, 45 cents goes directly encourage you to keep playing the "Daily" wards, vice president; Mrs back to holders of winning tickets in prizes and the "Weekly." Because everyone in Betty Brandauer, second vice Although the law requires a mijymum New Jersey ends up a winner. president; Mrs Gertrude McVicar. recording secre- tary; Mrs Margaret Abends- choen, financial secretary; Mrs Margaret fonvery, trea- surer; Mrs Marge Brown, as slslanl financial secretary, and Mrs Helen Schenck and Harold Nesbil, sergeants at arms CHARLES C CARELLA BRENDAN T. BYRNE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GOVERNOR Helpi Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH BENEFITS EDUCATION AND INSTITUTIONS Worries and Problems Comlilfr • denlure iithfilvf. FAS- TEKTII* I'nwilrr don »" "' In": 11 Hrlpn Mil U|i|»r< «l"l In*1" IOO«IT, rirm«f, nlfidlir. 2> "nlili ortlifnntod kMlory fn pliiifl Inodnwiltnn unrl innlilulmns have boon pro ralod by I tarisinn < tl nuilgul fi At < rmnlioQ lo n nado in tho Am i / thorn morv rciinlurlnlily Ji Hrtpi ou fit mmr naitnally Why worry? (M KAHTKKTH I)«nluro Adht- •iv« Powdfr. t)fntur«t thit lit »r« nllil to Iwilth. SM your dtntlit ttinjr 10 Mlf IJ July Office is hideaway nuptials are Dear Ann Landers You ve know if then stale has suih printed several tellers ahoul laws'' Please write to youi irarkaMiC husbands Ma> I state representative and ask. add a comment based on ANN LANDERS him If you don't know Ihe Mrs J*ha Sir*sr many years of experience ' I name of your slate rep announced (The former Kbine Bimon) a meaningful way At the of hension, trial, conviction and. an married to one latne. telephone Ihe public h flee he can hide behind his hopefully, rehabilitation The like those who are driven bran The librarian will tell mahogany desk and fancy only thing Ihe innocent victim In excesses in eating and >ou if you will gi\e him (or title This man even avoids of a violent crime got out of drinking, the person who is her) voui address Skeuse-Binion social functions because he is Ihe system was a trip to Ihe ill IWII in overwork may be Dear \nn I jusl finished so unsure of himself He is a hospital in an ambulance, and WV, MON MOUTH - si Mary • Catholic mi Ca using his "imluslrmusness" as reading Ike lettei limn Ihe prominent member of the the victim had to pay for the .Church ».is the selling here Saturday f»r tin- Thomas.) Skeusr .li was IK'SI man Brian .in excuse to hide from some woman who was rheuing community, knows a great ride marriage i>f Mini Elain* C'eedia BUUM ind Skeu.se, Richard Skcusr Knhi'il Dallas and Hung In my husband's CUM your ear off about Ihi- i ,im many people, but he has no iiihn Thomai Btoue Msgr Bafcm X Hul \usiin Sliwn were ushers he is hiding from me and his A small but growing group paign against smoking I HUH celebrated Ihc Nuptial Mass whuh fU Mn Skeuse was t;iadualed from Mater children friends of stales has acted to correct know how the feed \ fe« Dei High School here and MM Hall Univei this gross injustice My own followed byCrTyirpliori in Kutlnnwood Manor. Mr Success finds it in- If you look at my husband's nionlhs ago I would ha\e_ sit\ Soulh Orange, and liail IMTII I-IIi|>liI\• state. Washington, now has Uatawaa ) ] finitely safer and more com- bank statements, his stock blown nn lop if anyone hail .1 in ilie Keansburg Mtddl« School an excellent program to Ban Parent/nf tlU ample arc Mr and Mis [ortaUe to stay in his struc- portfolio, and his perform- hassled me almul smoking pensate and assist innocent David S Minion, tl K"nneth Ter . UiddiebMra, The bridegroom, an alumnus of lluntcrrinn tured work role Members of ance in the business world. iwo packs I day since I was victims (So does your state. Did Mi, ,iiid Mrs Thomas J Skeuae of stock Central Hi^li School and Kansas Stale UltiVO Ins immediate family demand he's unquestionably a star, U 11 in M now ) Illinois ) Other slates with ton sity, is plant manager for Reagent chemical. something from him in terms but if you examine his role as 1 finally got smart and quit such programs include Attending the brWe were Ifiaa M Oils Illusion, Hound Brook nf emotional oulpul At work a husband and father, he's out of Ihe blue Cold lurkr> K HimiMi, in;iiii o< hum*. Mrs. James Cannon a dismal failure I'm not luttei Hawaii. Alaska, Maryland. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr and Mrs William Duff) 3rd he doesn't have to be both Us Ihe only «a\ \n\ person in1 Misses .land M Billion. Mary I. Hi- Mrs Skeuse will make their home in Stockton — I'm just on to him — His New Jersey, New York and (The funnel Deborah Orndnrff) ried with relating to people in uho says he (or she) enjoy* Wife Massachusetts smoking is either lying or Dear Wife Thanks for a These programs cannot be rrazy W ho can enjo\ thai real zinger And now that successful, however, if the rotten taste in the mouth the Brenneman-Quinn Duffy-Orndorff you're "on to him." why don't Citizen don't know they exist slams on the leelh and hands CUKKWOOD BEACH - Miss Susan Ann (juinn. daughter you get on to yourself You Will you help us spread the Ihe holes they burn in things RED BANK - Miss Deborah Anne ffrndorff, daughler of of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Quinn, lOM Wmxlincrc Drive. Cliff ARK bitter or you could nev- word by letting your readers - lo say nothing of Ihe cost Mr and Mrs Henry Orndorff, 90 Oak Place, Fair Haven, was 1 wood Bearh, and David II Krenneman, 99 Green Grove Av§ , er have written that letter know that compensation and of the damned habit' People married here Saturday in the First Presbyterian Church, Keyport, were maimed here Saturday afternoon In BayvteW I'm not suggesting that the assistance may be available say they enjoy it be< Tower Hill, to William Joseph Duffy 3rd, son of Mr and Mrs PrejbyteriM Church by the Rev. Wilbur Newton man doesn't deserve every to victims of violent crimes, they are ashamed to admit William Joseph Duffy Jr., 401 Winderrnere Ave , Interlaken word you laid on him, but for upon application to their state they are too weak to quit There was a reception in the North Centi'iville Kirehuuse, your own sake, lady, talk to a crime victims' compensation Hazlet. The Rev Hbnthard I) Komaine Jr. officiated, assisted I feel like a million since I by the Rev. RugCM Scheg of St Catherine's Catholic Church, counselor and unload some of board or division? Thank you The bride was attended by Mrs Thomas Schroeck, ma- gave up I hose filthy things llnlindel There was a reception in Fisherman's Wharf, Rum- that hostility and anger. Your for passing the word — Cal- tron of honor, and Mrs John Pacewicz Mary and William It's great lo l>e able to walk son husband will never change, vin Winslow, Administrator DetUoff Jr were flower girl and ring bearer up I hill Of a flight nf steps which I'm sure you know My Mr Pacewicz was best man and the usher was Mi Dear Calvin: Your letter without turning purple liln Barbara E Orndorff was maid of honor Also attend- guess is that you have the Schroeck. has made it possible for 54 Try it, you tobacco fiends ing the bride were Miss Debra J Mosey, Miss Deborah S guy pegged perfectly Mrs. Brennemati was graduated from Matawan Regional Ringer, Mn Geoffrey Dtrttaen and Mrs Frederic Costan/o million citizens to know these You'll like it— Lung Powei High School, received an AA degree in education from Hrook Michael J Duffy was best man Ushers were John K Duf- Dear Ann Landers: In the laws exist in some states Dear L. : 1 hope someboiK dale Community College, l.incroft, and a BA degree In educa- fy. James O'Neill Duffy Jr. C. Richard Lewis and Mr Cos- past, our criminal justice sys- Thank you for educating a out there DOF.S try it F.ven tion/psychology from Kean College of New Jersey tanzo, tem has been oriented almost large segment of our society. one less addict polluting Ihe Mrs. David Krrnneman exclusively toward the crimi- And now may I say a word air would be a plus for our The bridegroom is a graduate of Hrockway Area High The bride was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- (The former nal law enforcement, appre- to my readers who don't side Thanks for writing School, Pennsylvania, and was awarded an AAS degree in gional High School and received a BA degree in psychology Susan Quinn) business administration from Brookdale Community College from Ohio University, Athens, Ohio She is employed by Will- dox, Bariager and Co , New York Mr. Duffy is an alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, College library group lain Toft, and Siena College, Loudonville, NY, where he was a member Of Sigma Phi Kappa fraternity He is a federal lebrating funds broker with Mabon, Nugent and Co., New York gives $7,500 for books After | wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr and Mrs. puffy will make their home in Highlands WEST LONG BRANCH - brarian of the college'* Marry Mrs. Matthew Prince of West and Leonie Guggenheim Me- Allenhurst, re-elected presi- morial Library; Robert M dent of the Monmouth College Brooks, corresponding Mere- Wonder^Years Library Association, was in- tary. who is assistant libfar stalled to office at the annual lan of the college's libran. (r/tarit Citu champagne buffet luncheon James Rowland. West Long here in the college dining Branch, treasurer, and Mrs SHREWSBURY PLAZZA 0 hall. Mrs Ofelia T. Zimmer. Rowland is assistant trc;isin Spring Lake, was chairman of er. Presents the event, which featured Ihe The invocation wa* given presentation of $7,500 by the by the Rev. M Joseph Mok association to Dr Richard .I rzycki, college chaplain En- Ladies Day Stonesifer, president of Mon- tertainment was by members at the mouth College, for book ac- of the college forensic so- quisitions. ciety, under the direction <>r Other officers installed are professor William A Yarem Mrs Zimmer, vice president, chuk of the fine arts faculty Mrs. H. William Mullancy. The association works In Every other Wednesday West Deal, second vice presi- support of the college library morning at 10 A.M. dent; Mrs Ralph C. Angelillo. Membership information is Deal, third vice president, available from the commu- at Robert F Sutton, recording nity relations office at the col secretary, who is associate li- lege. ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR The Henrys-are feted 212 WMI Front SI. Red Bank AN OUTSTANDING MOTION PICTURE on 50th anniversary WILL BE PRESENTED FREE COURTESY OF REBUILT EAST KEANSBURG - Mr. Trenton. She is employed by • COWBOY BOOTS and Mrs. Cedric L. .Henry, 10 Louis Sportswear, Atlantic • ORES* BOOTS Henry Place, were feted by Highlands, and Krauser's, • WORK SHOES their children Saturday in Keansburg. She is a member Shrewsbury's Grant City • MOULDED SHOES • NURSE (HOES honor Of their 50th wedding of the Port Monrmfuth Com- Tickets Now available at Grant City, anniversary at dinner in Buck munity Church. CONVERT Smith's Restaurant. 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THE \ / FABRIC SHOP The Comb V Scissor 90 BROAD ST. RED BANK i 741-6909 741-9142 10-5:30, WED. 4 FRI. TIL 9 RED BANK, Broad at Harding Parking in rear Daily 'til 5:30 "—SEW LIKE A PRO ** ## * *v-w 11 Make your own braids Weddings B> ROXANK tat batata t'Xt iti-nuTit and How to Apply Braid 4A divt'rsilv in trumiun^s there Schwarz-Coppola is a wide raatfc of bandings, I KKANSKUHi; - In St Ann inHn Ushers were Michael braids and fringe what vary ('ulhnlir Church here Satui Coppola and Bruce Wehrle (rom the simple ink rack to the il.i>. Miss Catherine Coppola, The bride a graduate of "lost glamorous be««led ou want to plan- it Mrs William Kffcmn and Mrs Howard Sehwar/. II pilal. Holmdel Kor the more ambitious (TIM- fame llaug SI . UfiM Beach The Mr Sehwar/ attended Key •Wan I would suggest making t'alhcrinr (i»pp»la) Ida Frederick Valentino offi- port High School and is your own fringe and pom poms ciated serving in the Navy stationed It's threat fun and all you need is M lending the bride were aboard the USS Joseph a cardboard and yarn, silk or Mrs Dale (inat/. matron of llrv.es. Charleston. S C wool honor. Miss Jo-Ann Coppola. They will reside in Charles MtM Kim Meyer and Miss ton Heights, after a wedding Don't limit yourself to one Diane Coppola tup to Washington. DC . and braid Combine them with Donald Sehwar/ was best Orlando. Pla others or fringe. You will be surprised at the wonderful effect you will achieve. HOW TO APPLY BRAID: Parkinson-Sanwald There are many types of COLTS NECK -St Marys Parkinson The Rev William braid to be used for trimmings used as a piping, lap the edge of them all the same size and similar manner to tassels only Catholic Church was the set- Bausch officiated which can be applied by the the garment over the center of distance apart. If ends are using many more strands of ting here Saturday for the Parents of the couple are following methods: the rick-rack so that half of the uneven, trim in a straight line. yarn, making it very compact. marriage of Patricia Lynn Mr and Mrs. Theodore Csik, Narrow or Soutache braid- rick-rack shows. Fig. 4B As an Fig. B. Count the number of The more yarn wrapped around Sanwald and Robert Albert 39 Pershing Place, Keyport, This braid, can be applied by edging, lap the rick-rack over yarns, keeping all pieces the the cardboard, the fuller the Mrs. Robert Parkinson and Mr and Mrs Robert machine or by hand. If you use the edge of the garment so that same number. Pom Pom will be. Tie the piece (The former Parkinson of Susquehanna. the machine, use a braiding foot both edges of the rick-rack Purchased Fringe—This of yarn that you placed along Patricia Sanwald) Pa Dessert conference following machine instructions. show. Fig. 4C If used as a comes with a heading and can top of cardboard and cut the Rose Michele Egan and Mi- If braid causes puckering, place design, place rick-rack over be sewn to an edge or placed yarn at the other end. Shake out slated by clubwomen chael McCann were the honor paper under fabric, then stitch marking and stitch through between a facing. When using it Pom Pom and cut ends of yarn MIDDLKTOWN - Mrs Al- attendants. through braid, fabric and center. as a border, top-stitch to edge. evenly to make a ball. Fig. 9 fred Bevacqua of the Junior Mrs. Parkinson attended paper. Tear paper away after Woman's Club of Middletown FRINGE: When used with a facing, baste • The Pom Pom is used either as Raritan High School, her hus- sewing. Fig. 1 is in charge of the annual Fringe is an edge trim made fringe to garment RIGHT sides a button or a decoration and band's alma mater. He is em- Flat braid-This type of braid together, with seam line of stands up on the garment in- Fifth District dessert confer- ployed by Muller Roofing Co from threads of the fabric or ence slated to take place Nov. comes in various widths. This fringe along seam line of gar- stead of down as does the tassel. in Newark, where the couple from yarn; it can be hand made 21 The place will be an- braid is applied by hand or or purchased by the yard. ment. Baste facing over fringe Decorate your jackets, skirts, will reside after a wedding and stitch seam. Turn facing to nounced. machine, stitching along both Self-Fringe—When making dresses after your garment is trip to Wildwood edges of braid. Fig. 2 INSIDE. Fig. 7 The conference is co-hosted self fringe, be sure that fabric is completed. Hand application is by Lincroft Sub Junior Club. Fold-over braid—This braid cut on the straight grain. Mark How to make a Tassel—Cut a preferable as it is easier to Assisting Mrs. Bevacqua Cube steaks need only sear- is woven and is flexible so it can desired depth of fringe on edge piece of cardboard the desired apply, sturdy enough to are Mrs Ralph Troisi and ing in a little salad oil in a very be shaped to curved edges. This of fabric and stay-stitch along depth. Place a piece of yarn withstand wear and gives a Mrs. Raymond Tomek, Mid- hot skillet when they are to be braid is folded, with top edge this line. Ravel edge of fabric by across top of cardboard, leaving finer,more flexible finish. dletown. used in sandwiches. Serve these folded slightly narrower than pulling the cross threads up to ends long enough to be tied Remember, fashion is what Mrs. Hubert Waugh Mrs. Hans Kratz, Matawan sandwiches with pickle relish the under edge. If applying to a the stay-stitching. Fig. 5 later. Now wrap yarn around you make it and Roxane will (The former fifth district advisor, will pre- or catchup, or both, as you Barbara Montamno) serve hamburgers. curved edge, shape braid with a How to make Knotted cardboard to desired thickness. help you make it like a Pro. side. steam iron. Stretch folded edge Fringe—Cut a piece of card- Tie the yarn which you placed Send your sewing questions to to fit around an outward curve board the desired depth of across top firmly. Fig. 8A Cut Roxane. Waugh- and stretch the open edge to fit fringe. Wind yarn around the yarn through middle at lower i an inward curve. Encase edge cardboard. Cut yarn at one edge. Wrap yarn around the top Roiaw M*d WMNng Itlttwn diugnti *id Curl A. Qui of garment between fold of edge. Fig. 6A. Insert a crocket end several times about an inch homi uwng iiptn tdli ill tin mcki oi ihc Montanino R.P.' braid and stitch in place by down from top to hold strands IIMII HI Iw mv tow to do n gtud* to home CLIFFWOOD BEACH - In hook through fabric and pull Mwaig SEW LIKE * PRO III wnlibli through hand or machine. Fig. 3 Bayview Presbyterian Church yarn through forming a loop. together and tie tightly. Trim thil ntwipapif loi wily $1 50 Hi youi copy WHAT MAKES A Rick-Rack — Rick-rack may Draw yarn ends through loop cut ends evenly. Fig. 8B. Mfld SI SO (cluck ot rnonty oidti made piyiblt here July 6 Miss Barbara be used as a piping, edging or to and pull tight. Continue pulling POM POMS: III The Aiwciiltd fun I 10 thii imipipii in Montanino, daughter of Mr. FRESH DRUG? Mi ol SEW LIKE A PRO. Boi G2? Tltntch N J and Mrs. Michael Montanino, outline a design. Fig. 4A. When groups through fabric, keeping Pom Poms are made in 076)6 29 Wayside Drive, became the There are many factors that can affect the bride of Robert Luster freshness or potency of drugs. To name just a few Waugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. there are temperature, light, moisture, type ol container and of coarse, the ability of the drug It- Frank Diehl, 33 Wayside self to remain in a potent state. Because of this Calvert-Rast Drive. last mentioned condition some drags are labeled NAVESINK - Mr and ing student at Iowa Wesleyan Gail Zahner and Sam Miller with a date beyond which they should not be used. Engagements Mrs. Richard G. Rast, Max- were the honor attendants College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, The very first thing your pharmacist will check son Ave., announce the en- Mrs. Waugh was graduated where her fiance received a for Is an expiration date on the container. Some- gagement of their daughter. Bachelor of Arts degree. (rom Matawan Regional High School and is employed at times, a drag will start losing its potency alter It Miss Sheryl Patrice Rast. to Mr. Calvert was a member is mixed with something else or Is out ol its origi- James Allan Calvert. son of of Blue Key national frater- Doris Chan's Restaurant, nal container. This information Is then pnt on Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cal- nity for men and Kappa Pi, a Middletown. your prescription container. vert, Hollywood, 111 national art fraternity Miss Mr. Waugh is an alumnus of YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Miss Rast, a graduate of Rast is a member of the Iowa Carstairs Junction High School in Scotland. He served when you need a delivery. We will deliver Middletown Township High Association of Nursing Stu- promptly without extra charge. A great many School, is a junior year nurs- dents. two years in the U.S. Army people rely on us (or their health needs. We wel- and is a Vietnam veteran. 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60 said favor casino -.'ambling More than 60 per cent of New Jerseyans favor casino gambling, according to a joint survey three newspapers re leased yesterday a Only 26.3 per tent of some 360 persons polled al random around the state said they would vote against casino gambling in the Nov 5 referendum, according to the poll taken by The Elizabeth Journal. The Home News of New Brunswick and The Press of Atlantic City Some 13 4 per cent said they were undecided The news papers plan to conduct eight more polls biweekly More the referendum. The first survey's results differed from a poll released by the Eagleton Institute of Rutgers University two weeks ago. which showed narrower support for casinos The Hagleton survey recorded 53 per cent in favor and 41 per cent opposed The newspapers found 83.7 per cent had no moral objec- tions to gambling, while 14 per cent said they had objections Asked if they ever gambled. 507 per cent said yes and 49 3 per cent said no Bruno Preztos, a Toms River bridge builder, said, "Let them hurry up and do it The faster they do it, the better it'll be." DANCING UP A STORM - Patricia Simpson, 12, George Joseph, a 59-year-old TV repairman from Keamy, TAKING A FLING - Performances of the High- from Queens, N. Y., was one of the hundreds of ••fMMr ilrtl pkrtM by im AMM commented, "games of chance are a psychological necessity land Fling where among the attractions of the Irish young girls who competed In step-dancing contests TOSSING THE SHEAF — Shepherd Yeutter of for mankind, and illegal elements have for too long profited Feis and Scottish Games at Freehold Raceway yes- at the fourth annual Irish Feis and Scottish Games. Narberth, Pa., was outstanding in the sheaf toss. by this." terday. Margaret Morrison, 16 of Kearny, dances Patricia tied for third in the reel contest for girls He also competed in the caber toss, but passed up while Charles Henry plays the bagpipes. aged 10 to 13. Carella says gambling fund limited the stone toss because of a bad back. TRENTON - State Lottery Director Charles G Carella says the amount of money that can be raised from legalized forms of gambling has often been distorted by "Political op- portunists" seeking an escape from responsible decisions on Irish and Scots have their day tax reform In remarks prepared for delivery Saturday to the New Jersey Italian-American War Veterans meeting at Great By BARBARA KM I I I tain, with the added bonus that a drinker Gorge, Carella said legalized gambling cannot provide "a could get nice and cool all over And a free bottomless pot of gold." FREEHOLD - They came from all over supply of beer from a cold barrel was offered Carella said the New Jersey lottery, for example, has pro- From North Jersey and the Bronx, from the soccer players whenever they got a break. —-duced a net profit of $205 million in three-and-a-half years, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia, and of The young girls participating in the step- noting that the sum represents less than 10 per cent of the course from Monmouth and Middlesex Coun- dancing started early in the day and were still current $2.7 billion state budget ties. going strong late in the afternoon The men Carella said, "Funds from the lottery can serve only as a They were the several thousands of Irish - contented themselves with three bagpipe supplement to—never as a replacement for—a responsible and Scottish — Americans and their friends bands and joining the girls in demonstrations state revenue program." who participated in or just enjoyed the fourth of the Highland Fling His speech appeared to be part of the Byrne adminis- annual Irish Feis and Scottish (lames yes Other music was provided by Irish singers tration campaign for adoption of a state income tax to pay for terday at Freehold Raceway, sponsored by whose repertory ranged from the Irish Nation- school funding reform the Order of the Friendly Sons of the al Anthem to folk tunes. And a country fiddler The Assemblyhas set a vote today on the graduated in- Shilleagh, Old Bridge. provided the music for the step-dancers come tax proposed by Gov. Brandan T Byrne It was a hot day, with temperatures pas- sing the 90-degree marih But a breeze kept the A more serious note was struck during the day bearable, and the heat didn't stop many. official ceremonies by The Rev. Walter A. Inflation top U.S. concern French, pastor of St. Thomas Catholic Church The men played soccer, tossed the caber, in Old Bridge. PRINCETON - Forty-eight per cent of the 1,509 Ameri- the sheaf, and the stone and pitted their cans interviewed by the Gallup Poll said they think inflation strength in tugs of war. Their daughters and "Let us work toward peace and social and is the nation's most serious problem. sisters, dressed in long-sleeved dresses and economic justice for all," he said. "And let us Six per cent of those interviewed May 31-June 3 gave top tights, competed in step-dancing competitions, honor our national heritage by celebration." priority to the energy crisis. Last January, the energy crisis and the older women spread blankets on the As the day wore on, enthusiasm for the was listed as the No. 1 problem by 46 per cent. infield grass or retreated to the shaded grand- celebration didn't diminish. As one local ob- In the January survey, 25 per cent of the respondents stands and watched the others. server noted, "It got to be even more fun at the end." BATTLE FOR BALL — Soccer teams from Rahway and New York battle named inflation as their chief concern. Mostly it was a family day. Playpens and Fifteen per cent-jjf the participants in the most recent poll For toward the close of the afternoon's ac- for victory at yesterday's Irish Feis and Scottish Games. Participants In beach umbrellas dotted the fringes ol the in- tivities, six teams of eight men each partici- fhebaseball bat beating of a entertainment today, the and began making for the sampling that yesterday's mailman who was assaulted by a gang of teenagers last exits half-way through the Opening up the show were Tuesday at a public housing project here second annual festival pro- set. vided was disappointing. two variations on a theme A police spokesman said there would be arrests as the re- that seemed to go largely un- Perhaps more than any oth- Appropriate entertainment sult of what he called round-the-clock investigating of the at- noticed. Afternoon Program er culture, music is inherent for the steamy afternoon was tack on 26-year-old George G. Livingston of New Monmouth Chairman James Orange, of in the black race. Tribal provided by the African Livingston was off the critical list yesterday at Middlesex Newark, sung a soulful rendi- rhythms and plantation blues Dance Society of New-Ark, a General Hospital and doctors said he was recovering satisfac- tion of the black national an- and spirituals have provided group of nine percussionists torily from head cuts that required 31 stitches. them. In the absence of a most of the roots for contem- and eleven dancers who put Police said the New Brunswick Homes project where Liv- tape, Arts Center official, porary American music. on a very convincing exhibi- ingston was attacked has been the scenf of several assaults in Fred Week, who was liaison But jazz, blues and even tion of traditional and inter- recent months between the center and the Motown soul were noticeably pretive African dances. festival organizers, was absent from this latest in the The Missionary Jubilaircs, pressed into service to do the Fire destroys theater, restaurant Arts Center's cultural series. an Asbury Park group, sang a "Star Spangled Banner," and CALDWELL — Firemen from five Essex County commu- Said master of ceremonies. variety of gospel and spiritual didn't do a bad job at all. nities battled for about five hours, fighting a fire which de- WNJR disk jockey Bill Frank- slectlons, The five singing In closing the show, M C. stroyed the Park Theatre and a vacant restaurant here yes- lin, "If we're going to do members seemed to have (•flitMffiMto terday. black heritage, we've got to good individual voices, but Franklin said he hoped for a AFRO RHYTHM — Members of the African Dance Society of New-Ark per- much more extensive show Two firemen, one from Essex Fells and the other from do the whole route " When re- when they sang together the form Interpretations of tribal dances during Black Heritage Festival before flecting on what the "whole harmonies just didn't mate- next year We join him in more than 1,500 persons yesterday at the Garden State Arts Center, Holm- Caldwell, were hospitalized for smoke Inhalation, and three this. others were treated and released route" of black music emcon- rialize del. Authorities said the fire was first detected about II a tn.,< passes, one almost wishes he The complicated Latin rhy- and that after about a half hour, the roof of the theatre ml would have been true to his thms of the jazz band Chico lapsed The fire spread tn The Stage Door restaurant, which word Mendoza and Ocho were un- Ye Cottage Inn sale issue delayed had been closed for two or three years, a spokesman said But although some of the fortunately too loud and over- FREEHOLD *- The con- Fire officials said they were still Investigating the cause motions to dismiss the pend- Dennis Angelo Inc and the that his client was ready to big-name talent that is ger- shadowed some fine horn troversy surrounding the sale ing lawsuits because there ap- firm began operating the res- operate the restaurant Friday of the fire, but observers at the scene said the theatre had mane to black culture was playing. Even Mendoza was of Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, had electrical problems on Friday night pear to be fact questions In- taurant July 1. Dennis Angelo and was willing to poit a not present, it was still an superceded when several last month may not be re- volved which would require Inc. also owns the Town and bond so no parties could be adequate assortment of tal- well-played piano riffs were solved until the fall when a fuller exploration of the is- Country Restaurant, Rt 35,injured by this. He said his AFIrGO to march on Trenton ent nil but drowned out by the full court hearing is con- SHI'S Keyport. client was willing to take the TRENTON - The State AKL-CIO announcefl Friday It Is Headlining the bill was the powerful percussion section. ducted on the matter. The other parties who con- George J. Cieri of Long business over without a liquor sponsoring a march on Trenton on July 29 to demand more rock band Kool and (he Gang, Notable was a decidedly up- The sale of the well known lend Kiev have valid con- Branch, representing the license (the license had been job opportunities and If applause is any in- tempo arrangement of Isaac seafood restaurant to Dennis tracts to purchase the restau- Schekeryks, alleged that transferred by Keyport Coun- dication, most of the crowd "Shaft" which fea- The labor organization said it hns commitments from Angelo Inc over the June 2H rant are Peter and Melanle there was tortloui inter cil to Dennis Angelo Inc.). came to see this act lined some nice flute work by weekend is being challenged Schekeryk and 149 West Front terence surrounding the sale Mr linger noted that hit 11,500 trade union members who have agreed to participate In The applause was deserved "Fall" Robertson, a man by two other parties who al- Si . Inc the demonstration of the restaurant to his client and the Schekeryks had though, became Kool puts on Who lirac s a strong resem- lege they have valid contracts Judge bane MM hme 28 va- client* offered tn buy the restaurant The AFL-C1O previously submitted a Ml ol demantfn t" a pretty good show blance to Mr. Ha) to buy the restaurant cated a preliminary in- Adrian M linger of New- for $850,000 but that II wai the Byrne Administration Including relaxation of environ From Jersey City, they The Drinkard Ensemble, a Superior Court Judge Mer junction which had blocked ark, representing 149 West sold to Dennis Angelo Inc. for tal regulations and other measures intended to spur economic have made It reasonably big large gospel and spiritual nil l.ane Jr. denied various the sale of the restaurant to Front St., Inc, told the court $750,000 growth 14 anmm/m,t*j mmm it; Kozloski scores Colts Neck officials confer park work delay

FREEHOLD - Assem In his letter to Mr Bardin. on recreation project plan blyman Walter J Ko/loski. 1) Mr Kozloski wrote I would Monmouth, yesterday ex be pleased tr> assist the de Brook recreation complex the tract would contain an IX By BARBARA KATKLL pressed "extreme dis- partment in obtaining any The recrealion complex is hole golf course, golf house, satisfaction" with the pace of needed funds for this project COLTS NECK - Township proposed for approximately picnic areas, and nature, preparations being made to through legislative action " officials met with representa 275 acres in the northwest bridle and bicycle trails Also have Battlefield State Park in lives of the stale Green Acres portion of the township, of included in the complex Manalapan Township oper- program Thursday to clarify which 230 acres is Creen would be a community center State to award ational in time for the July 4 procedures the township must Acres land and gymnasium as well as bicentennial celebration follow for the $2 5 million Big ' The (Jreen Acres portion o( swimming pools, tennis and rail work pacts paddle tennis courts and an Mr Kozloski noted that Al OCEAN TOWNSHIP - ice skating rink on land to be fred E Sanders, a member of State Sen Herbert J Buehler. Commend policemen, purchased by the township the Monmouth County Buen D Monmouth, said the Mate Access to many of the com tennial Committee, has ex- Department of Transportation plex facilities would be on an pressed doubts that, at the will begin awarding contracts Raine asks township annual family membership present level of work beiny this week for improvements basis Fees would range from done, the park can be ready to the New York k Long M1DDLETOWN - Walter ald I. Horan Monday at 9 30 $950 for a full membership in 1976. Branch Railroad. B Raine of Port Monmouth, am down to (150 for ice skating He noted that only (2 3 mil Sen Buehler said he has president of the Committee of "Upon locating the vehicle. and paddle tennis lion of the requested $4 5 mil- been told by Alan Sagner. Police Supporters (COPS), a search revealed that hair Edward Beardsley, a senior lion estimated cost for phase commissioner of trans- has urged the Township Com- from one of the victims was planner for Green Acres, said I of park development has portation, the department is mittee to commend the police caught in its ball-joint suspcn Thursday that the state TAKES ACADEMIC HONORS — Patrolman Mark A. Pecci, center, of the been appropriated this year prepared to award contracts department in general and sion The automobile has been Igtaejf has no objection to Ocean Township police department, receives a plaque for achieving the by the state. for (1,289,000 five officers in particular impounded and hopefully jus the golf course planned for highest academic average in the N.J. State Police sponsored 143rd munici- Mr Kozloski said he has The initial phase of the The COPS president re tice will be served," Mr the Green Acres tract or to a pal police training class. Making the presentation is Maj. Eugene Olaff, urged Commissioner David J project will be the elec- called that a hit-and-run acci- Kaine continued proposed (700 annual fee for left, acting superintendent of the N.J. Stale Police, as Ocean Township Po- Bardin of the Department of trification of the railroad dent took the lives of two "It is the belief of the Com- use of the course lice Chief Neil Tatum observes. Environmental Protection to from South Amboy to Red young women Jan 14 on Rt mittee of Police Supporters "Golf is a recreation use "place a high priority on the Bank. There also will be up- 36 that dedication and attention and is compatible with Green continued development of this grading of the tracks between to detail such as was dis- Acres," Mr. Beardsley ex- historic park," scene of the "The Middletown police in- Five ECOM employes get cash, awards South Amboy and the end of played in this case are what plained "We do not object to Battle of Monmouth on June vestigated the accident, and the line in Bay Head. makes the Middletown Police an annual membership policy FT MONMOUTH - Five standing achievement for his Honored with a certificate 28, 1778. with only a few bits and Department the great depart- for the golf facilities as long employes of the Army Elec- paper "Radial Beam Micro- was Robert H. Pearce of Lin- He expressed "keen dis- pieces of debris to work with, ment it is We respectfully as the course can also be tronics Command here won wave Amplifier." He works in croft. Mr. Pearce, who works appointment" at the state's they determined that the ve- request that a public com- used on a daily fee basis. The awards for technical papers' the Electronics Technology in the Combat Surveillance failure to approve the entire The Daily Register hicle involved was a 1967 mendation be given to the en- proposal will fall within our they presented at the 1974 and Devices Laboratory and Target Acquisition Labo- (4.5 million for the Phase I white Cadillac," Mr Raine Classified Ads tire department in general guidelines if day use is pro- Army Science Conference Dr Herbert A Leupold of ratory, presented "A Tech- work. explained and to the following five offi- vided'for " held at West Point. Eatontown and Dr. Frederick nique for Determining a Uni- "I hope," said the assem- A five-month search during cers in particular: Detective The four winning ECOM pa- Rothwarf of Toms River re- versal Drag Function for Use blyman, "that the department which police checked more John Mulvey, Sgt William C In presenting the proposal pers were among 86 present- ceived a (256 cash prize, a in Weapon Location Radars " will move posthaste so that to residents, township offi- DIAL than 27,000 white Cadillacs in Thorne and Patrolmen Harry ed at the conference. bronze medallion and a cer- Another certificate winner the development of the vis- cials have said that the a five-state area led to the ar- Sage, Herman Grillon and Louis J. Jasper Jr of Nep- tificate. Their paper was was Vincent J. Rosati of Oak- itors' center and the neces- course would be available for rest June 27 of Francis H Barry Grimm. tune received a (350 cash "Design of Magnetic Sensors hurst. His paper was "20 PPS sary access and support facil- 542-1700 day use on a greens fee basis. McLoughlin of Leonardo, who "We also respectfully award, a bronze medallion for Obtaining an Environmen- Holmium Yttrium Lithium ities can be ready by July 4, 24 Hour Service But they have suggested they, is charged with two counts of request that letters of com- and a certificate of out- tal Safety Signature." Flouride Laser Transmitter." 1976." causing death by automobile mendation be placed in the would limit day use to off Preliminary hearing of the records of each of these five hours and weekdays Whether charges is scheduled before officers," Mr. Raine con- such restrictions would be Municipal Court Judge Ron- cluded. permitted on Green Acres land is one of the points thai would have to be clarified be- fore the township could move Little Silver school ahead with its plans. Mr. Beardsley noted that other areas of the con- calendar is adopted troversy concerning'the pro- posed plan such as its financ- LITTLE SILVER - The additional two days for staff ing through township-backed Board of Education has members. bonds and its fee structure adopted a 183-day celandar School opens Sept. 4 (Sept. were local problems that for the 1974-75 school year. 3 for staff) and closes June 19 would have to be resolved by The three days above the (June 20 for staff). residents. state's 180-day minimum re- Winter recess begins 1 p.m. "As far as we'fe concerned, quirement are provided for Dec. 20 and ends Jan. 6. financing is not in our jurisdic- energy-related emergency Spring recess begins 1 p.m. tion," he said. "Our concern closings, Edward A. Pav- March 27 and ends April 7. How's this for openers? is to make sure that the town- lovsky, superintendent of Thanksgiving recess begins 1 ship is planning to provide schools, explained. p.m. Nov. 27 and ends Dec. 2. recreation for use by the gen- The calendar provides an School will be closed for the following holidays: eral public and doing it with Veterans' Day, Oct. 28; the some sort of plan. Obviously Presidents' days, Feb. 14 and the township does have a 9 girls back 17, and Memorial Day, May plan." 26. However, Mr. Beardsley from cruise pointed out that the township School will also be closed has not formally adopted any for the New Jersey Education proposal yet. on Brilliant Association Convention Nov. 7 "All they've done so far is MYSTIC, Conn. - Nine and 8. present an unofficial proposal girls from Mariner Troop 191 In other action, the board to the residents," lie said of Rumson have returned accepted the resignation of "They have done nothing that FREES 00 from a six-day training cruise Mrs. Patricia A. Armstrong, we could either approve or aboard Mystic Seaport's an instructor in French. disapprove of. However, they training schooner Brilliant The board also hired Rich- will have to meet our guide- The cruise, which featured ard B. Newton to teach either lines if they go ahead with the practical application of sail- 7th or 8th grade at a salary proposed development of the ing and seamanship skills, is on the second step of the sala- land " We would like to introduce you to a great, money the second and final phase of ry guide to be adopted for saving service—absolutely FREE checking. HOW TO GET the museum's Mariner train- 1974-75. And to show you how neighborly we really ing program. Mr. Pavlovsky said the Man posts bail The nine, with their advise guide would probably be rati- are, we'll give you $5.00. YOUR FREE $5.00 or, Mrs. Margaret M Smith fied at a continued board on drug charge A free Checking Account at Simply bring the $5.00 check of 31 Shrewsbury Drive, meeting July 18. boarded the schooner and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Shrewsbury State Bank is a time you received in the mail to sailed along the southern New Rail service talk Robert McCloud, 22, of 137 and money saving service that our office at 465 Broad Street England shore, spending each Campbell St., Union Beach, night in a different port. They scheduled Thursday has been released in (500 eliminates costly Checking Ac- in Shrewsbury. Open a per- left the vessel at Mattapoi- POINT PLEASANT bond pending a hearing July count service charges. It's easy sonal Checking Account for sett. Mass. 16 on a charge of possessing a BEACH - The Chamber of to open your account. There's $50, and we'll give you Brilliant, a former yacht, Commerce of the Greater controlled dangerous sub- was donated to Mystic Sea- Point Pleasant Area will meet stance. no minimum balance, no ser- $5.00 in a new Savings Ac- port in 1953 and since that Thursday for a lunchtime dis- Patrolman Frank Sigis- ^•vice charge and no charge count. Or simply add $50 mondi, investigating a com- time has given more than cussion on "Rail Service to to your existing Checking 2,000 young people a back- Bay Head " by State Sen Her plaint that a suspicious man per check. You can write as ground in sail and exposure to bert J Buehler was seen near the taxi office many checks as you need, Account and get $5.00 in on Sweetbriar St. in Cliff- life aboard a small ship. The lunch will be at noon in absolutely free. „ a Savings Account. The participants are the the Beacon Manor Hotel on wood, said he found 38 un- crew, and do all the work of Rt 35 identified pills on McCloud We offer many conven- If you didn't receive a check, sail handling, piloting and ient banking services like: visit our office and we'll cooking under the direction of issue a free $5.00 check when the captain and mate. drive-in windows open from Aboard were Avery Smith, Make A Date 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. daily and the you open a NEW ACCOUNT. Dana Smith, Elizabeth Hicks. Stop by today. You'll be $5.00 Mary Louise Putnam, Heidi A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza maximum interest allowed by law Putnam, Suzanne Jardine, dons Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day. (1.00 each add) on regular Savings Accounts. richer and happier with a bank Joan Salvstro. Jane Kaden- Uonal line; (3 00 for two days, (1 25 each additional line where "Good Neighbors Make back and Victoria Taylor (5 00 for three to five days, (1 50 each additional line Don't we sound like your kind MOO for 10 days. $200 each additional line, (JO 00 for 2\ of bank? Good Bankers." days, 12 50 each additional line Deao'ine noon day before 4 sent in jail publication Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the in bail default Date Sejretarv FREEHOLD - Four men. Today - For cmmren, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical three from Long Branch and moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of one from Atlantic Highlands, Middletown Dial 671-3319 were remanded to the county JULY 16 jail in default of )10.000 hail Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings Tuesday on charges of robbing an em- evenings 8 to 10 p m . Rrookdale Community College ploye of Cumberland Farms Gymnasium Admission (I 00. students 50c. Senior Citi- Store, Oceanport, of $100 zens free Elizabeth Hayme conducts Hrahms' German while armed. Requiem Those arrested by county Shrewsbury Detectives Donald Manning JULY 20 and James Tomaim were "Flea Market," Women's Guild. Bayshiire Community identified as Harold Otey, 22, Church, church grounds. 185 Ocean Ave . Kast Keans- of 7 Seaview Manor; Robert ' burg. 10-4 p m Space rentals. (5 For nervations call Knox, 20, of 365 Garfield 671-3096 days, 787-5155 after 5 Rain date, July 27 Court, and Philip Shapter, 23, State Bank of 26 Laird SJ , all Long JULY 21 465 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. Branch, and Philip Loori. 20, Monmouth County Young Democrats are having a 842-7700 of 198 Ocean Blvd , Atlantic picnic at Bodman Park, Middletown. on Sunday, July 21, Highlands 3 p.m. Featured speaker will be Bill Bradley of the New Member FD.I.C. The four were charged with York Knicks. Come and get his autograph Refreshments robbing Payu Connally of Ea- tontown, a store nnplo AUGUSTS the money June 2. Flea Market Post 23 in American Upon air condi Superior Court Judge Pat- tloned hall W Front St . Keyport, Aug 3 Space $5 9 rick i, McGann Jr. set the a m -fi p.m For information rail JM-sm a"pr 1 r m ball. State plans air quality pilot rffegnter—1$- study in Monmouth County Holmdrl planners FREEHOLD - The state Council that a member of the Monmouth County was se- delay Pru ruling Department of Environmen stale Bureau of Air Pollution lected because it is a member Ul Protection is conducting a Control had outlined the proj of the. 21 county metropolitan HOLMDKL - The Planning from the proposed 12 inches pilot air quality study in Mon ect to him area and because it does not Board again has delayed a to 15 inches mouth County so it can pre The study, being conducted have a lot of polluting in- decision en site plan approval Arcadius K Zielmski, asso- diet pollution levels (or six under a federal grant, is to dustries, he said, adding that nf the Prudential Insurance ciate director of planning for major contaminants enable the stale to predict another factor was that the Company's proposed two-sto- Prudential, said the board Robert Huguley, county en- these pollutant levels based county has two air quality ry corporate office building, shouldn't have to wait for vironmental planner, reported on estimates of the population monitoring stations — one in this time until the company EPA's approval of the com- to the county Environmental growth, he said Asbury Park and the other in receives "an indication of fa- pany's sanitary sewer appli- Freehold vorable action" on its prelimi cation because the state's ac- nary sanitary sewer appli- tion had nothing to do with Mr. Huguley said the state cation to the state Depart- the municipality's representative reported that ment of Environmental Pro- "We also have no idea how Long meetings irkthe initial run of the test mod- tect ion el was fairly close in pre- long it will take to hear from the EPA," Mr Arcadius said dicting the level of con- HOSPITAL DEPUTIES - Monmouth Medicol Center security officer Rob Prudential wants to con taminants. To enable the ert Welner, Sgt. William D. Williams and officer Howard Kingsley, left to struct the building for its sub- Charles C Bailey, vice Marlboro officials state to refine the model, ad- right, take oaths as deputies of the Long Branch Police Department from sidiary, Prudential Property chairman of- the Planning MARLBORO - The Town- ditional data on county land Mrs. Jennie DeFazIo of the city clerk's office. The officers now ore author- and Casualty Insurance Co . Board, said, "It is not the downhill" and that mostly at Holmdel and Newman board's policy to approve site ship Council meeting that be "nothing is accomplished " uses was given the state, he ized to issue tickets to parking violators on hospital grounds. gan at 8 p m Thursday ended said Springs Roads in Holmdel Vil- plans until approval from oth Mr Vuola said he will in- lage er agencies involved comes at 1 am Friday, and neither troduce an amendment to the The model will be useful in the councilmen nor the resi- assessing the effects of major The board also recommend- through " The proposed build- ordinance Aug 22 which will ed, but said it wasn't requir- ing's sewer and drainage )jn dents in attendance liked the provide for caucus meetings developments or industries in repetition of (he long meet- the county on an air quality Fitzpatrick wants delay ing, that the company change tern, he added, might affect closed to the public This is the size of drainage pipes the board's decision ings pattern that has pre the way it was before the or- level, he said. The informa- /i ^ me size oi urair vailed here since April 26 dinance was introduced April tion obtained could be used to All councilmen agree that 26. oppose or seek modifications St(lte taX re rm aCtlOn council caucus meetings must of a proposed development Council President Lawrence °lPOINT PLEASANT - As f° Board at Colts Neck be resumed, but not all agree which is expected to have an legislature to petition our program is to display a S. Grossman agrees that semblyman William P Fitz- court for an extension complete lack of under- on how. closed caucus meetings are adverse effect on the quality of air, he said. patrick, D-Monmouth, has Mr. Fitzpatrick said "100 standing of the total pro- Since the council caucuses best. But the other three urged that no legislative ac- grants bus contracts Data from the study will per cent" of his mail was in gram." ended April 26 with the adop- councilmen disagree. tion be taken this year on probably be available late opposition to the income tax Mr. Van Wagner said the COLTS NECK - The Board William Kwahck, secretary tion of an ordinance, coun- statewide tax reform. cilmen are made aware of Councilman Richard Kapl- this year, he said. "The people are angry, plan which he is sponsoring of Education has authorized to the board, was granted a Instead, Mr Fitzpatrick many items for the first time an, Howard Klau and John F. they're scared, and they sim- along with his Democratic transportation contracts for four per cent salary increase suggests the state convene a minutes before they vote on Croddick want the caucus ply do not want another tax colleague, Sen. Bedell, would the 1974-75 school year total- His new salary is $15,600 a tax convention to resolve the them. meetings open to the public, of any kind," he said, "in provide for only a four-cent ing $52,808 year. Board asks revenue problems. times like this of runaway in- difference from that imposed Usually, either Mayor Mor- but think the public should James Gratton of Freehold The board accepted the res- The Assembly is scheduled flation, escalating prices, and by^The Byrne plan for busi ton Salkind or Mrs Mary T not have the right to speak at was granted contracts for six ignation of Mrs. Shirley Ben- to vote on a proposed state- increasing shortages of criti- ness. The adjusted rate under Denton, township business ad- those meetings. handicaps jwifes at $29,296 and Pilcher nett as secretary to the board wide graduated income tax on cal goods, it is literally a the Byrne plan would be $3.60 secretary and appointed Or ministrator, is on hand to ex- Mr. Klau said by reinstat- Bus Service of Smithburg, Monday The tax is the keys- crime to impose another tax per $100 and under the Bedell- Roy Linger, the school super- plain some matters to the ing the caucus meetings the four routes at $16,892. project aid tone to a tax reform plan de- on our citizens." Van Wagner plan, $3.64 per intendent, as acting assistant council. public and the council can be Charles Barth of Heyers vised by Gov. Brendan T Mr. Fitzpatrick said if he (100. board secretary until a re- Last night they were ab- aware of what will be on the MARLBORO - The Board Mill Road was granted three Byrne's administration. had to vote for a tax plan this The base rates, under the placement is hired for Mrs sent, and Councilman Rich- agenda at the regular council of Education has requested contracts for taxi and van year, he would support the Bedell-Van Wagner proposal, Bennett ard Vuola said that the coun- $50,000 in federal funds to Mr. Fitzpatrick said he is transportation at $6,053, and meetings. statewide classified property conduct pre-school education against the Byrne plan and would be $1.75 for residences the Monmouth County Unit of cilmen "looked ridiculous, They all agreed that the tax plan advanced by Mon- of children with classifiable will vote against it. He said and $2.25 for business, with the Retarded Children's Asso- and stupid at times." He said present procedure is a "dis- mouth County legislators As- handicaps in conjunction with he is critical of the state Su- farms assessed on a residen- ciation will receive $567 to Design Center the meetings are "going aster." semblyman Richard Van the Manalapan-Englishtown preme Court for ordering the tial basis which, Mr. Van transport one child from the Wagner and Sen. Eugene J. in new quarters Regional board. legislature to devise a new Wagner contended, would, in Harbor School in Red Bank. Bedell. most cases, be lower than the Albert Cafiero, superinten- tax formula for financing lo- The four-member math- NEWARK - The Architects Meanwhile, Mr. Van Wag- present state average. Deputies appointed dent of schools, said if funds cal education before the end ematics curriculum com- Community Design Center, a ner issued a release yes- are received, the program of 1974. "Perhaps even more impor- mittee will work an additional volunteer group which offers terday saying his plan has would begin in September at tant than the plan adopted to 20 hours at $7.50 each an its services free to individ- "There simply isn't enough been "grossly mis- for draft registrations the one-room Robertsville effect tax reform for the hour, or $600, if the adminis- uals, neighborhoods and com- time for the legislature to interpreted." Elementary School annex. proper funding of public edu- tration can cover the addi- munities on request, recently NEW SHREWSBURY - Stephen Greenwood, adminis- come up with a workable plan "To say that the plan back- cation is a complete review of unveiled its new headquarters He said the initial program tional cost through some oth- Advisers to registrants for trator-clerk, borough hall, 480 this year," Mr. Fitzpatrick ed by Gov. Byrne would treat the effectiveness of our reve- at 15 Park St., here. would involve approximately er account. The committee is Local Board No. 46 of the Se- Prospect Ave., Little Silver; said. He said he wiU urge the business more favorably than nue collections," he asserted. 15 children from each munici- studying possible revisions in The AC DC is comprised of lective Service System, 766 Alfred Hennessy Jr., mayor, "We may find that we are the math program. They were a five-person board of direc- Shrewsbury Ave., have been and Mrs. Mary Gallo, pality who are neurologically impaired. deficient in certain areas of originally allocated $2,000 to tors headed by Gary Y. Kapl- appointed. borough clerk, 915 Union revenue collection, such as cover salaries for a max- Mr. Cafiero said a unique an of Middletown, who is They are: Joseph Clark, Ave., Union Beach. Plans mortgage the scales tax, as well as ex- imum of 60 hours each at aspect of the program is that president-elect of the New borough clerk, and Mrs. Ruth The appointments make it penditure procedures. In oth- $7.50 an hour and other costs. parents would be trained to Jersey Society of Architects; Merker, deputy borough possible for 18-year-old resi- er words, what we need is a reinforce the educational pro- Mrs. Barbara Woolson of an executive director and two clerk, Borough Hall, 100 First dents to register at the thorough study of our present grams given their children. assumption bill Fair Haven, was hired to other paid workers, 30 volun- Ave., Atlantic Highlands; Roy borough hall in their area in- M fiscal management at all lev- teach at approximately $9,900 teer architects, and a 20-per- W. Nelson, administrator, mu- stead of traveling to the Se- He said he was urged by of- TRENTON - Assem- "The lending institutions els. a year. Mrs. Rita Mustacchia son steering committee. nicipal building, 748 River lective Service office here. ficials in the Monmouth Coun- blyman William E. Flynn, I)- won't be happy because they "In order to provide a thor- of Keansburg, was hired as a The center is one of 75 sim- Road, Fair Haven; Mrs. Mar- The registration period is ty superintendent of schools' Monmouth, says he will in- would rather negogiate a new ough and efficient system of speech therapist for three ilar facilities throughout the garet Smith, assistant munici- within a 60-day period begin- office to make a joint appli- troduce legislation to allow mortgage with buyers at public education, I think we days a week at approximately country and provides free ar pal clerk, municipal building, ning 30 days before a man's cation with Manalapan. This home buyers to assume mort- today's sky-high interest rates owe it to the public to provide $5,310. She will replace Mrs. chitectural, engineering and 319 Middle Road. Hazlet; 18th birthday. way, there is a better chance gages of the sellers without rather than continue a mort- an equally thorough and ef- Christine White who will be planning services to people of obtaining the funds, Mr. obtaining the permission of gage given at a much lower ficient system of fiscal man- on a one-year leave of ab- who cannot afford to pay for Cafiero said. the lending institution. interest rate years ago. agement." sence. them. This would allow a buyer to "But," he said, "they will FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS assume an existing mortgage really have no legitimate lppolito heads at the same interest rate that cause for complaint because (WHEN WEATHER-TORRID was in effect at the time the if a lending institution com- MAKES yOU SOIL. W.A. Fluhr's Cancer Society mortgage was first issued. mits money for a 20 or 25- "This should do much to year period, the obligation to PUT IW AM ORDER. professional UNION - Joseph J. lppo- FOR OUR OIL service will stimulate the virtually mori- pay it off is still valid. sale 8.90-20.90 lito of West Orange was elect- bund home sales market," "The only difference," he give you maximum ed president of the American $ Mr. Flynn said. said, "would be that the new 14-*36 famous make heat for your Cancer Society's New Jersey Mr. Flynn, a lawyer, and owner would have the pri- fuel dollar. Division at a meeting of the mayor of Madison Township, mary obligation and should handbags... even division's board of trustees in predicted the bill would en- the buyer default on the mort- Call for a Nassau Inn, Princeton. SAMPLES included check-up counter stiff opposition from gage, the original owner Mr. lppolito, who is assis- banking interests, but he said would have to meet the pay- today. A delectable assortment of the tant vice president of the the ppposition will not be jus- ments, but of course he would fashion-look bags that were made Howard Savings Bank in tified. also repossess the property." to sell for so much more. Dressy Newark, is chairman of the 1974 Cancer Crusade Com- and casual styles in leather, mittee. vinyls. Top handles and shoulder Developers file suit styles in white, bone, brown, Among others elected were black and navy. Sorry, no mail FimlChmf William O. Bames Jr. of Red or phone orders. RUHRjnc.; ni ATI NO OIL Bank, counsel, and George L. FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES £ SERVICE Bielitz Jr. of South Orange, against Manalapan treasurer. FREEHOLD - The devel- Big Oak Common Devel- opers of Brook Forest Estates opment Corp. and Great /teinboch'j have filed a Superior Court Lakes Home and Devel- complaint to compel Manala- opment Corp., both of 301 DO IT NOW-AT SAVINGS! pan Township Committee to Main St., Allenhurst, said in grant preliminary major sub- their lawsuit they proposed to division approval for a 27-lot construct the housing com- development on a 38.1 acre plex on lands they own at La- tract. fayette Mills and Robertsville Roads. f^ IMPROVEMENT While the township Plan- Because we are the largest home Improvement specialists in Sojourners ning Board recommended ap- proval of the subdivision, Monmouth County, because we do not hire any salesmen, be- give students Township Committee May 22 cause we. operate on huge volume, low mark-up we can offer you denied it, said the complaint, more for your money. A free estimate will prove It. Call today. adding that the governing •^^M^MMMiirimwrifmiirmMinni——^^•^•m imnmiMMMin essay prizes body did not set forth reasons Lowest Cost FT. MONMOUTH - The for the disapproval except to Americanism Committee of indicate that the subdivision New Room the fort chapter, National .So- should not be approved until journers, presented, essay sewers are available for the il you family needs a new room, contest awards to eighth Holiday North development let us give you a tree estimate so grade winners in area The companies, represented that you can see |ust how low our schools by William J. O'Hagan Jr. of prices are Call anytime - 24 Allenhurst, maintain that the hour phone service It is the 17th year that this denial was not supported by program has been conducted. the record and seek to have Its purpose is to stimulate in- the court set it aside and or- FREE ESTIMATES - CALL TODAY! terest among students in pa- der the governing body to ALL TYPES triotism and in American his- grant approval. HOME IMPROVEMENTS tory This year, essays were • HMML iMmovnmrra wVilten nn such subjects as Schanck Society • ROOM ADDITIONS "What America Means to • ATTIC ROOMS Me," "My Country" and sub elects officers PORMIRS jects selected by the individ- • MMHMMT ROOMS MORGANVILLE - Jodi • BATHROOM! ual student relating to Ameri- DILlberto has been elected • KITOMMS canism. president and corresponding • BOOFIMO, tlOMO The first place winners in • PORCH INCLOSURM secretary of the Captain John each school received a Ihrec Schanck Society, Children of NO MONEY DOWN -TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT by five-foot American flag the American Revolution Other winners received a bonk Marian Scafidl was elected on some phase of American vice president; Liz Hart, life The selected essays in chaplain; Cindy Blaier, MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO, each school are sent In Free recording secretary; Martha doms Foundation at Valley Clark, treasurer and hislo Forge for consideration for rian, Margaret Hart, regis- HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDIETOWN awards In the category of • asbury park • red bank 10-5:30; wed., fri., 9 • brick town mon.-fri. 741 5060 trar, and John S. Harm), li- youth essays brarian. 10-9:30; sat., 5:30; sun. noon-5:30 • manalapan mon.-sat. 10-9:30 16 TheDatfyHcgirter ^«eMmm.M JJ»OUDM MLVH. Phils sweep into Tommy Hut ton's single added boost the Phillies lo a M vic- off winner Wayne Twitihell. delphia to four hits while tak SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ing i 21 lead into the eighth a run in the ninth Del Unser delivered a three1 tory in the first game 4-2 He li.nl struck out five white Successive two-out doubles run homer in the first inning, Dave Cash tripled on a ball Bradley was chased in the walking mrone In Hobby Bonds and Dave and the Philadelphia Phillies lost in the sun by right fielder fourth as the Phillies scored Hut Handy Moffitl took Kingman gave the Giants a I- whipped the San Francisco Guy ThomasMin leading off two mure tuns on Unser's (I lead in the first off winner Ciiants 7 4 to complete a OUT with one out following Ida second game Mike single. Jay Johnslune's triple singles by Cash and Larry Steve (arllon, 117. and walks sweep of yesterday's doub Schmidt walked, and then Un and Bob Boones single to to Chris Arnold and Ken leheader Howa He walked Schmidt to Mr belted his seventh homer take a 5-2 lead for their even lead the bases, then Montane/ Kudolph and Phillips' single Willie Montane/ drilled a of the baseball season, off los tual winning run singled to nghl. putting the made it 2-0 in the second bases loaded two run single in ei •Tom Bradley, 7 10 In the seventh, singles by a three-run eighth inning to In the first gMM, Kd Ha Phillies on lop Unser drove Gary Matthews' triple and lieki, former Monmouth Col- in Schmidt with the final run Monlanez and Johnslone. a FWIT CAME wild pitch and Boone's sacri- (SI run-scoring singles by Chns lege pitcher, made his second u[ the inning on a squeeze fice fly gave Philadelphia its DCosn» i I 7 Philips Jt> 4 0 Arnold and Mike Phillips major league start for the <.i bunt Bowo si ill ipeie* ss 4 t first run Sthmid13b ) I 0 Bonds il J I helped the Giants score twice intl and had held Phila- Bob Boone's trtfffe and Monlnei Ib 7 Kmamon 111 I Hernalzp 0 0 0 Malhrot II 4 0 Unset ct 3 0 0 ModOu. Il 4 0 Jhnslne II 4 00 I Arnold 2t> 7 1 Boonec 3 I1 II Rudolph t 7 0 MAndrsn rt 0 0 DvRoaer pn I 0 Corlton p 7 0 I Moluki p JO Hutton Ib 7 0 1 Motfllp 0 0 Biydnlp 0 0 Thomasnpn I 0 Mets escape cellar 35 S « 'To also grounded out to Lacy. San Francisco 110 000 000 7 l.os ANGELES (AP) - after the second-place Cincin- season fc - Phillips OP - Philadelphia I In the fourth, when Geoff LOB - Philadelphia 6. San Francisco 1 Bud Harrelson, returning to nati Keds split a Sunday The Mets immediately IB - Bonds Kingmon. Maddoi 3B - Zahn replaced Rau after Har Baone SB - D Cash. Bowa I, Muooo. the lineup for the first time in doubleheader with the 1'itts threatened when Jerry Crete Arnold S - Unser SF - Boone a month, singled home the burgh Pirates walked with one oat in the relson's base hit scored Hahn SECOND CAME with the second run, Matlack (71 S>p Fraoctou 14) decisive run, and Jon Matlack Matlack. 8-6, lost his shut- fust and Staub followed with ob r h ab r h a single to right Jones forced advanced Martinez to third DCoshTb i I I Philips 3b 5 0 7 pitched a six-hitter to lead the out in the fifth when Tom Bowo ss i I I Speier ss i 0 New York Mets to a 41 vic- I'anorek doubled, took third Staub, Grate advancing to and Harrelson to second with Schmidt 3b I 1 0 Thomovic 4 I Montnei Ib 3 0 1 kingman Ib 4 t tory over the Los Angeles on a groundout by Manny third But then John Milner a sacrifice bunt. Garrett Hetnaiip 0 0 0 Motewsll ) J blooped a single into short Unsercf 3 7 1 Maddo Oakland Athletics' Larry Honey nudges the ball Milner Ib San Francisco 070 000 0O7 - 4 ing out Yeager and getting 0 Cey 3b 3 0 £ - Klngmdn DP - San Francisco 3 The loss trimmed the Dod- The Mets added two runs in ' Hahncf 1 Yeooer c 3 0 out of the glove of New York Yankees' catcher Rick Dempsey for a score Martini ib' LOB - Philadelphia 4. SanFranclsco 14 Tom Paciorek to hit into a ! Poclork II 1 I IB — Monlanei 3B — D Cosh. Mai gers' lead in the National the ninth on Cleon Jones' Horlsn is I 0 during the second game of yesterday's doubleheader at Shea Stadium. Bert Matlack p I Roup thews. Johnslone MB - Unser (71 SB forceout. 0 Iflhnp 0 0 Campanaris' hit to center field scored laney. - Schmidt. SF - Monlanei League West to eight games ninth homer of the baseball Moloph 1 0 In the third, after Staub Mar snail p McMulenph oI a0 doubled home Garrett with Brwtrp 0 0 the Mets' first run, Jones Totals 39 4 13 Totals II I New York 001 100 007- grounded out to second base- I in Angeles 000 010 000 - man Lee Lacy, Staub taking E — Cey DP - New York I LOB - Athletics snap Yank skein New York 12, Los Angelts I II- third on the play But he was Staub, T Martinez. Paciorek. HR — C.Jones 191 SB - W.Garrett S - Mat stranded at third when Milner lack with doubleheader triumph Pirate-Red NEW YORK (AP) - Bill the first pitch for his third Pat Bourque started Oak- earned his fifth consecutive North and Sal Bando drilled liutnu run of the baseball sea- land's winning rally in the triumph with seventh, inmrm first-inning home runs, and son, an opposite-field drive first game with a single off relief from Rollie Fingers. the Oakland A's added four over the wall in right-center Cedl Upshaw, 0-5, and Gene runs in the eighth inning to One out later, Bando drilled Tenace walked. Upshaw bob- Hunter gave up two runs in the fourth on Bobby Murcer's donnybrook beat the New York Yankees his 11th homer into the left bled North's sacrifice bunt, 6-1 and sweep yesterday's field bullpen. then heaved the ball into sacrifice fly and Ron Blom- doubleheader. Dave Hamilton, 6-2, yielded right field as the tying run berg's single and one in the Bando's three-run homer a run in the bottom of the scored and the other runners fifth on Jim Mason's homer. capped a five-run rally in the first on singles by Roy White went to second and third The A's got their first two runs in the sixth on singles by ousts three seventh inning of the opener and Bobby Murcer, a walk to Lyle came on and, one out Washington and Reggie Jack- By The Associated Press than a minute later, the fists that lifted the A's to a 7-3 vic- Thurman Munson and Otto later, gave an intentional son. started flying. tory and ended New York's Velez' sacrifice fly. walk to Bert Campaneris, A bench-clearing, fist- six-game winning streak. loading the bases. Rookie swinging donnybrook marred When Billingham hit Kison, The A's put it away with Three of the A's four runs it meant automatic ejection Sam McDowell, 1-3, who their big eighth which includ- Claudell Washington deliv- in the eighth inning of the yesterday's doubleheader be- ered the lead run with a sac- tween the Pittsburgh Pirates for Reds Manager Sparky An- had been on the disabled list ed Jesus Alou's RBI single second game were unearned derson. "When I warned Ki- with a bad back, made his and a bases-loaded walk to rifice fly and Bando followed as the New York defense col- and Cincinnati Reds, with the with his homer brawl delaying the second son, I told Sparky that he was first appearance since May 21 Larry Haney by reliever lapsed gone if his guy retailiated," in the nightcap. North blasted Sparky Lyle. Jim "Catfish" Hunter, 13-8, game for about 20 minutes. FIRST GAME said home plate umpire Ed Oakland (7) NtwY«t(3) The Reds had won the open- ab Sudol. Campnrs ss 3 7 Alomar 2b 4 I er, 3-2, and were tied, 11, in CWhntqnnd dh 3 0 RWhite it 4 I the nightcap with Pitts- Anderson rushed to Sudol to Ian* «i Murcer cl 3 0 plead his case while players RJocksnrl 4 0 Blmoergrl 4 0 burgh batting when the melee Rudl It 4 0 Nettles 5b 4 0 and coaches from both teams Bourque Ib 3 0 Gonllei pr 0 0 erupted in the fourth inning. Washgtn pr 0 0 ChmtXss Ib 3 0 circled in the infield. Stockton fires 64 Tenoce c 1 0 Munson c 3 0 Pirates' pitcher Bruce Ki- North d 4 I 0 Mason ss 3 1 "I accidentally stepped on Ed KubioV 7b I 0 0 Pogonp 0 0 son, who had been warned I 0 0 Upshaw p 0 0 Kirkpatrick's foot, and all I 0 Lylep earlier about allegedly throw- Maxvlll Jb 1 0 0 0 AP w.rroholo Hunter p 0 0 0 Wallocep 0 0 ing at Cincinnati batters, was have to say is Ed just in- Fingers p 0 0 0 LOW FLYING BIRD — Baltimore Orioles first hit on the left forearm in the stanctively pushed me back," in Quad Cities win Totols 37 7 6 Totals 3? 3 7 baseman John Powell (26) slides into second base said Anderson. "But then my Oakland 000 007 500 - 7 fourth by the Reds' Jack Bil- BETTEDORF, Iowa (AP) and Mike Morley and Snead's but bogeyed the eighth and NewYork 000 710 000 -3 under Chicago White Sox second baseman Eddie guys went after Kirkpatrick E — Upshaw DP — Oakland i. New lingham. \ Dave-Stockton fired a sev- balky putter turned it into a ninth and never recovered. York I. LOB - Oakland 3. New York 3 Leon (3) after being forced on the first half of a and the whole thing broke 7B - Campaneris. G. Nettles HR - Ma Players and managers from en-burer-par 64 yesterday and three-way scramble over the son 13). Banda (101 SB - Washington double play yesterday in Chicago. Bobby Grich loose." Lon Hinkle. who shared the both sides surrounded Billing- cbafged from four places off final five holes. SF - Murcer CWhnlgn grounded into the play. lead early thanks to an eagle- ham on the mound and, less Normally mild-mannered the lead and won the (100,000 Morley, a little-known pro three on No. 7, went two over SECOND CAME Eddie Kosco, a utility out- Quad Cities Open Golf Tour- Oakland (i) NnVrtlll from Minot, N.D., trailed by on the back nine and had 72 ob r h ab r h fielder for the Reds, led the nament with a 271. only one stroke with nine North ct 3 1 Alomor 7b 4 0 0 charge on Kirkpatrick. "I for a tie for llth along with Comprns ss 4 0 RWhite II 4 11 holes to play but double bo- Bando 3b Murcer cl 4 0 7 was closest to Sparky and Bruce Fleisher, who started Bob Payne, first-round leader Jockson rt 4 1 Munson an 3 0 0 the day only one stroke off geyed the 14th and. 16th holes Rudl II 5 0 Velei Ib 10 1 when he got shoved I pro- Bob Eastwood, Barney TenoCe Ib 1 I 0 Pinelorl 4 0 I Andretti, Britisher the pace, came to the final and closed with a two-over McKlneyft 3 0 0 Demosev c 4 0 0 tected him," said Kosco. Thompson, Dick Crawford Kubiak 7b b o 0 Gorulez 3b 4 0 I hole needing a birdie to force par 73 to tie for sixth at 277 JAIouph o 1 Michoel ss 3 0 I Though more than a dozen and Hayes. Woshgntn pr 0 0 Sudoklsph I 0 0 a playoff. He reached the with Gary McCord, Joe In- Ma>vlll2b 0 0 0 McDwell p 0 0 0 other players exchanged man, Gary Sanders and third- CWhnlgn dh S 0 0 Lyl'P 0 0 0 green in two but three-putted, What proved to be the win- Honey c 0 punches, Kosco and Kirk- rimming a four-footer that round leader Ed Sneed ning shot for Stockton was a Hamilton 0 patrick were the only two Lindblod'p cop Can-Am races I would have forced a playoff. The hopes of Snead, the chip to within five feet of the tossed out. pin on the 18th green He ran Totols 34 6 7 Totals 33 I / Third-rounder leader Sam sentimental favorite, were Ooklond 700 000 040 6 WATK1NS GLEN, NY. hour. Harry Ingle of Char- "I never threw a punch," the putt home and then had to New York 100 on 000 - I Snead, bidding for his 85th dashed by his putting. He hit E — Michoel, Gonzolel, Dempsey OP (AP) - Britisher Jackie Oli- lotte, N.C., came in third, fol- Kirkpatrick said. "I pushed 17 greens but needed 37 putts wait to see if Fleisher could - Oakland 1 LOB - Oakland 17. New tour victory and first since York I HR - North 13). Bando 111) SF ver won his third Can-Am lowed by Fred Phillips of Sparky reflexively, but I nev- force a playoff. 1965, and rookie Mark Hayes and missed a couple of good - Velei event of the season and Mario Shreveport, La., and Elliott er threw a punch." faded in the sultry 95-degree birdie chances early. His Andretti claimed his first ma- Forbes-Robinson of La Cres- A lot of punches were heat. round included two bogeys, jor victory in three years in cenda, Calif. both on three-putt greens, and thrown by Richie Hebner, Fleisher, a U.S. Amateur road races at Watkins Glen Oliver, a former Grand Ken Brett, Manny SanguiUen champion at 19 but a none a birdie on the final hole. yesterday. Prix driver, never was head- and Mario Mendoza of the Pi- winner in three pro seasons, Hayes stayed close to the Andretti, the Italian-born ed as he jumped ahead from rates, while Dave Concepsion, carded a final three-under 68 lead for the first seven holes winner of the 1969 In- his front row pole position at Pedro Borbon and Dan Dries- and finished second at 272 for dianapolis 500, put together a the rolling start. his best pro payday. He sen held up Cincinnati's end wire-to-wire effort as he over- Redman had started an an- of the fighting. earned Jl 1,400. whelmed a field of 25 start- cient Ferrari in the other George Johnson, another Miss Miller ers, including Britons Brian front row berth but dropped The stormy fourth opened fast finisher, strung together Redman and David Hnbbs, in out after a, dozen laps when a when Chuck Brinkman sin- eight birdies and a lone bogey a race for open-wheel, open- tire went flat while he was gled with one out. He took for a 64 for third place at 273 sinks putt cockpit Formula 5000 cars running third. second when Kison was hit, The 62-year-old Snead fin- Oliver, small in stature like Placing behind Oliver and and Hebner singled him home ished with a one-over 72 and Andretti, powered his UOP Follmer in order were Scoo- ' with the winning run when collected M.700 for fourth at for victory Shadow to a narrow margin ter Patrick in a McLaren- play resumed. 275. over team mate George Fol- Chevy, Bob Nagel in a Lola- COLUMBUS (AP) - Sha- "I wasn't trying to hit any- Hayes ran into trouble at Irner in a 33-lap dash around Chevy and Dick Durant in a body," Kison said. "I can't the eighth hole and soared to ron Miller sank a 20-foot bird- the 3 37 mile Watkins Glen McLaren-Chevrolet. ie putt on the final hole yes- Mario Andretti help it if my fastball runs in- a four-over 75 and dropped to Grand Prix course side on the right-handed hit- a tie for llth at 278 terday to edge Joyce Kaz- Only 18 cars started and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiii •iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i mil in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mierski by one stroke for the ters. I have to work the ball . Rafe Betts used a closing 69 only eight of them were in and out to be successful." to finish alone in fifth at 276 $40,000 Columbus Classic around at the finish as the Stockton, winner of the ladies golf championship two Shadows, American origi- How they stand Billingham acknowledged Glen Campbell-Los Angeles The 33-year-old blonde from nations and product of three that he had deliberately come AXIRICAN LEAQUl NATIONAL LEASUE Open and second in the Mas- Marshall, Mich , showed little year development program, Enl DIvltlMl Eeil DKHMa inside on Kison in the fourth. effects of the nerves that W L PCI W L at ters this year, shot into the outclassed everything round. Boston W 40 MS Philadelphia 4t 43 SI7 "I'd never try to hit some- have troubled her lately, Boltlmore If 40 M0 Si Louis. sew body," he said, "but some- lead with four straight bird- Follmer, who started the Cleveland 46 40 S3S M(Jl(tffUl 4M . ies, starting on No 8, and knocking in the demanding Milwaukee 4S 43 111 New York 'times you have to get your season driving Grand National Detroit u WO 437 Pittsburgh 437 wrapped up his ninth tour vic- putt from above the hole. New York <'. Ml Chicago /', point across. He got warned stock cars in the South, drove Wnl 410 tory with a five-foot birdie Miss Miller registered a despite pain from muscle Oakland M7 by the umpire, but he kept Kansas City Weil one over-par 73, despite a UM s Los Angeles brushing our guys back, 10 putt on No. 19. spasms in his chest. He has CmtOO.0 43 44 4*4 4 Cincinnati Ttias 44 41 iJt >' M HI I The $20,000 victory pushed triple bogey six on the ninth now finished runnerup three 1 Houston 41 «4 ll'-i something had to be done." Minnesota 47 41 44/ I Atlonln California 14 HI lit II 4] S3) 17''i his 1974 earnings to $102,993- hole, for a 54-hole total of 211, times to Oliver. San Francisco. 47 43S 71 "i Tester—T i 0»mn Son Diego "I can understand Billing- 10th best on the PGA money five under par on the flat, Oakland / 6. New York 3 I 3S 471 73 In between the two feature Boston ], Coll'otnloO ham," Kison said. "He's got list and the third time in his 6,410-yard Uiveria Country Bob Lazier, of Vail, Milwaukee 9 t. te«ns Ji YtllrrtaysC. Minnesota 6, ClevelandS. Winnings Cincinnati] I, Pittsburgh! 7 to pitch his game, too." Chlb course Atlanta/. St Louis 0 career he has passed the Colo, took a 2.2 second vic- Chltogo 3 i Baltimore I Kunsos City ?, Detroit I. 14 Innings Philadelphia il. Son Fronstlco 74 The Montreal Expos took a $100,000 mark. Miss Kazmicrski, a non-win- wireehela tory over Richard Melville of Houston 7. Chicago 4. 17 Innings iMifM % W41^Att Montreal » «, Son Diego I 7 pair, beating the San Diego ner in her fourth LPGA sea JOY OF VICTORY - Sharon Miller shouts for joy Oakland I Abbott J 11 ol Baltimore Stockton mounted his McLean, Va . in a 67.44 mile New York 4. Los Angeles I Padres 6-1 and 0-2. Ken Sin- son. closed with a two-under- iMi Nolly I 6 or Garland 3 II. I Horn charge early, birdying the as she watches her ball drop into the final hole for lest for formula cars powered California (Ryan 10 V) ol Cleveland Kletnn's three-run homer first two holes, and shot into pin- 70 for a 212 total She a birdie during yesterday's final round of the l»rlln?JI,l 30pm TMtfM'iOa by Volkswagen engine*. ftoston mevelond (41 at Kansas City l'i II oRoche I 71 «l Atlonlu highlighted a four-run third a tie with Fleisher with a two puked up $4,170 while Miss $40,000 Columbus Classic. Miss Miller, 33, from Hrllts I 31.1 Mom ' IMorlonll 71, / 3Spm r.ieve.n oi me speedy little Milwaukee IChompion 4 III al Mln Houston {Roberts A /) ol Pittsburgh inning In the opener and Will- footer on No. 11. Miller, winning for the second Marshall, Mich., sank the 20-foot putt to give her a nesolo IColll J 4 or Butler J )|, I » lEMIslll / ISpm cars finished in the same lap p.fn Clnclnnoll (Klrbv • SI 01 SI Loult ie Davis' triple keyed a three- Stockton's birdie barrage time in her nine-year pro ca one-stroke win over Joyce Kamierski and a 211 to- Detroit ILoGrow / M ol Chicago IFosler 4 SI. I ISpm us l.a/ier posted an average I Johnson Ill.tpm Only gomes scheduled run third inning In the second plus bogey troubles by Hayes reiT, earned $5,700. tal for the 54-hole event. speed of 102.09 miles per ti I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiiitii imiiNiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii game Poll scribes call -*** 1, • 17 Eagle veterans NFL strike silly f Prrv, the bump and run in July' Post seems lo feel thai Sl) w miss the exhibition maybe pro football itself is work on unitvj ' "T? ar, V1'lilln!!' svason Ttuws stl11a K«>od gelling a bit out of hand B> Ike Akswialrd Prrvs not a member of (he NFLPA. sta>ed away from Ihe club\ say The players are the ehUCI well all survive We 'Of all the threats to Ihe would be in charge of the of (amp at Kairfield llniversiu villains, others say The fans might even play a little more public weal and sanity," he Twelve Cincinnati veterans (MM at the unofficial camp Conn . except for defensive are the victims, almost every tennis, ,oK a couple of extra writes, "none is more por reported to Ihe Bengals' Kagle pickets, after several hack Honor Jackson wlm ine agrees ,mle!s snack )ess and (l|m ,,.n,ous ,nan the fac, tna, „„ training camp yesterday hours on the line, went to a played I'/i seasons (or the And then there are those sume fewer beers while sit Tuesday and Fridays this while Philadelphia veterans, swimming party at the home New England Patriots befoir sports editors and columnists linn in front of Ihe tube year there will be no football practicing the unity their coach of running back Let- Bou^fss joining the Giants for six who seem to say (he National Kventually, well see p.c on the boob tube has preached, refused to New York (iiant veterans name-, in 1973 .., , l'eagl"' Stnkl" ls JUS| '"res of Kd Garvey and Hill That there will be football cross Ihe picket line but P .... \ . Curry of the Players Amd- at «."• »' course, presumes planned to establish their own Somehow I cant gel to ex- atl()n and a few „, ,hust, , ^. tha, the NrL players and camp this week cited abou the strike, writes , , , a barons shak hands ow erg wll stop thrus(lng "We didn't really expect Tom Butler, columnist for back slapping, and, toasting daggers into each other and any of them to report," said a Jet bouncer Ihe (Madison) Wisconson ,hl.lr new .accord^lha, w,n get back lo playing boys' Bengals spokesman after the Mate Journal "This is July st,nd everyone of them games And that what we've dozen vets and 15 rookies ar- vacation time Swimming, scurrying lo the bank free seen of the World Football rived in camp at Wilmington. tisning and sunshine " Who and happy " League. constitutes foot Ohio, as a strike by the Na- tries again cares about forearm shivers. Andtolumnis l WlUlam Bar, ball " tional Football League Play- tne hurry offense, audibles, or ry-Furlong of The Washington Most writers, however, lake ers Association — centered on HKMPSTEAI). N Y (AP) - "1 just love football, it s im f a more serious view of the player "freedom" demands — whole life," says John UaDabo. a 22-year-old nightclub IK>UII • 9 Lrp g-^ _ _ situation, according to a na- went into its third week cer from Hastings-on-Hudson, NY who has become a regular ff ~M ~V% rVW*^ •¥§• -i- ^m /In ^nmie survey by The Asso- Among the veterans report at New York Jet tryout camps ing were tight end Bob "I've been playing for 11 years now and I've been here to Liincroft Tails TJIS Trumpy, quarterback Greg often all the coaches know me They call me fat boy' because v %F er — and often both — comes Cook and place kicker Horst the first time I came to camp I was a little out of shape Uut f I • • in for heavy criticism, along Muhlmann. they know I won't give np." , mm m%g w l\ /v w% • • ft 4 m *'"' an a'mosl universal be- "We've been preaching un- DaDabo; like countless other fringe players around the ity for 15 or 16 months," National Football League, is getting a longer look these dayi two uenina g& Philadelphia Coach Mike while veterans spend their time manning picket lines in I Toms River moved to the with a three-hitter, and Bill short end. McCormach said as no Eagle strike that shows no signs of a quick ending front in the Jersey Shore Marsella singled in two runs Writes Jack Griffin, colum veteran reported at Widener DaDabo was one of a handful of free agents offered con Baseball League yesterday by in the first inning nist for The Chicago Sun- College in Chester, Pa "I tracts by the Jets after a tryout last week at Hofstra Univn sweeping a -loubleheader Marty Danowski topped Times: "If the echoes that want to see them come in as sily But he's no stranger to club officials, having tried out for BABYSITTING - New York Giants players repre from Lincruft, 3., and 12-6- Lincroft for Toms River and reach these chambers are a team." the team four times at four different positions. sentative Charley Evans holds his 12 week old son, The loss drops Lincroft got the decision over Mike any indication of public reac- "It was starting to get to me," he says "They know what Christopher, as he stands on a picket line outside "We've got to get started, I can do. After a while it's like going to the dentist He knows back two games off the pace, Steffer. Lincroft's only run tion, the guy who has to work the New York Giants Fairfield University training our number one goal is to get every tooth in your mouth." » but Toms River still has to came when Kent Provine was every day for a living doesn't camp yesterday. Veterans were due to report yes- to the playoffs and Super He turned up in 1972 as a 265-pound defensive tackle, face third-place Wall and hit by a pitch, moved to third give a damn about arguments terday, but as of mid-afternoon, only one, Homer Bowl," said backup quarter- came back last year 30 pounds lighter as a linebacker and Colts Neck next week. on Dennis Wallings single between football players and Jackson, had reported. back John Reaves after kick- In other action over the and scored o» a fielder's the people who hold their er Tom Dempsey, the Eagles' had a go last May as a fullback. weekend, Lincruft beat Wall choice. leases, player representative, said "Now they've got me at offensive guard," says DaDabo twire, 5-3, ^-i 4-0, allowing Bruce Can.jy absorbed the "Fact is, the guy doesn't the veterans would begin "1 never played offense before but I'm all guns for it, I'll tell Colts Neck to move into a tic defeat in game two, while think much of either side," training on their own Wednes- you," for third. Colts Neck beat John Meyer got the victory. Griffin concludes. "But he is Lone holdover day in nearby Cherry Hill, "I remember the kid," says defensive line coach Buddy Shrewsbury, 2-!, on Saturday Colts Neck got the winning less «nchanted with well- N.J. Reaves said starting Ryan. "We almost signed him one year but he wasn't in the and then beat Long branch, run in Saturday's victory over heeled football players wav quarterback Roman Gabriel. best of shape. He hit the defensive sled and passed out. But 7-0, in yesterday's opener, but Shrewsbury in the seventh in- ing picket signs than he is in Giants' camp ask the sonofagun to give you a 4.8 in the 40 and he'll get II dropped the nightcap, 6-2 ning. Ken Tomberlin led off with well-padded owners for you every time." Both Toms River and Lin- with a single and later scored shouting anarchy." FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) - Honor Jackson, a defensive 1 cWClCIIl WlUS croft have four games re on Mark Monaghan's sacri- And Royla Brougham, col- back with two years of experience in the National Football r.-, . . maining, while the rest of the fice fly. umnist of The Seattle Post-In- League, reported to the New York Giants training camp yes- *|^ \_ ( )|\\\\ \\\\\\ \\ teams in the circuit have six. In Sunday's opener with telligencer, observes wryly: terday, but the rest of the club honored the striking players LINCRROFT - Mrs Nan- Lar:y Muggins (5-1) scat- Long Branch, Len Glowzenski "Maybe Seattle was lucky we association's picket line. cy Freeman and Mrs Emilye tered eight hits for Lincroft in pitched a five-hit shutout Jidn't get an NFL franchise Giant veterans were to report by noon. Bugni topped Mrs Elaine Saturday's opener against whiffing seven ana walking earlier. We won't have to en- A club spokesman reported Jackson said he didn't agree Steul and Mrs Marie Mikulka Wall and beste 1 D w n inning. ^'M "::::::::::::::::::::::^":":. $ !; 1 °dy *'" ' and everybody failed physical examinations. na Noyes (B), Mrs. Mikulka 2 miles fram Garden ft MM* (lit 105 EXACT A & Anton won the second game B35Sir»,".~ i » i wm iose •• (C), and Mrs. Barbara Bar- Come to where the Bit 0MS are... TRIFECTA WAGERING bagelaga (D). Big Racinf... Bif Thrills .. B* Fun. ,„„„,,„ „,„,, „ .„ .„.„„„ Low putt honors were Colyer Woodpussy winner shared by Mrs Carolyn Chap- ion and Mrs. Mickey Dunn. POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM By CHARLES H. SCOTT and tactician was evident in Middletown, commodore of RED BANK — Donald H. yesterday's first race when the National Woodpussy Asso- Colyer of Fair Haven, a n's crew< 15-year-old Frank ciation and a rear corn- frequent winner in the class, Mergenthaler of Middletown modore of MBC, was chair- is the new Woodpussy Nation- fe" overboard. Instead of man of the event. He is also al Champion He won the title comin8 about t0 P'ck UP tne 'ather of the dunked crew- over the weekend during the youngster, known to be a man. class' annual championship stron8 swimmer, Don yelled, Members of the race corn- Swim mittee included Frank Ken What we give you free, races, which were held Satur- " " " day and yesterday at the The youn8ster swam about "elly, Chris Olivera, Virginia Monmouth Boat Club's course M feet l0 a P°int where Don Kline and BiU Gillece- a" was tackin and you can't get on most cars in the Navesink River K grabbed the MBC, and Wally and Vern Don, whose name appears *ide of lt!e ^ as il saUed Ma8">". SS&YC. more frequently than not ^ Don nolsted nim aboard Four Comet races were at any price. among the area s winning and went on t0 Place seconA held over the weekend at the skippers took a first and a in the event Shrewsbury Sailing & Yacht second on Saturday and re- Blonde Prkpale, «. of Red Club, Oceanport. Talbott In- turned yesterday to win a Bank look s*ond P>ace *'•*> gram of Monmouth Beach first and two seconds for a a score of 16 («•»•")• and George Whittle of Long Br a c h on low point total of 8. G,enn Richards of Lincroft, . ;. n %* * **» £f»* Three contests had been ber of MBC, was John Br**» w0.n **? 420 atao a mem r scheduled for Saturday for tnird (,.2+4.S) for a total of \?J'^L ™ °- was second the 15 participating boats and 18 - Christine Fan- tone w crews. The third was can- Jack AUen, MBC, (1-6-711- " race wnile celled, however, due to pre- 8) was fourth ' HlfiWr »lo« pftolo vailing light air This event, Kevin Van Cleve of the and Jon w«e second and EASY SAILING — Don Colyer sails his Woodpussy along with the two scheduled Shrewsbury Sailing & Yacht tnird respectively in the sec- (1004) toward the finish line and the national title. 1 ones, was held yesterday. % club was fifth with a score of ""f™ "*?};,^ „„„ ,hp „_, In the race series that ended yesterday at MBC, Humorous testimonial to 37 (MJ^-S-S) Jonn Sllves won th_e first Red Bank, Glenn Richards (1006) placed third. Don's prowess as a helmsman William J. Mergenthaler of Sanderling race, with Ed Swi- kart and Leightoni Waters crossing the liffe'after him in that order. Bill Holsey took the second Sanderling tilt. Dave Heene- G/uuit CitL han and Stives were on his stern. WSBURY PLAZA 'Skip' Swikart, Charles Ko- mar and his sister, Leah, fin- Grant's ished in that order in the first Laser race. Bill Hemdon won the sec WHEEL ALIGNMENT ond event in that class, with Walk into just about any automo- Blanket?" Charles Komar and Swikart bile showroom and start asking some "The what?" placing second and third. SPECIAL questions. Like: "With Computer Analysis?" lEd Rowe and Stu Van "Does the car come with electron- "With what?" Winkle shared a pair of Blue ic fuel injection?" Our point is simple: ^^^_^| Jat races Ben Lucarelli was Most American $ "No." When you buy a Volkswagen 412, Cars, Air Conditioning and second in the first race, with "What about |usl fuel injection? you get everything you've just asked Torsion bars extra. •Hil Van Winkle third. Debbie Forget about electronic." (or. For nothing. That's right. You don't Parmele was second, Luca- 7 "No." pay anything extra for the "extras." All SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT - 544-9222 relli third in the second event "Can I get a limed preheater?" And since our car is a luxurious Commodore Jim Carpenter "Sorry, but ..." Volkswagen, jt also comes replete won the first Day Sailer race "Four-wheel independent suspen- with plush seats, thick carpets, big by beating off bids by Van sion?" windows, Ho-thru ventilation, and Whisnand and Dan Book With this coupon "Nope." room, plenty ol room. Also at no Jack Borland won the sec- "Steel-belted radials?" extra cost. ond Day Sailer tilt. Whisnand STP OIL TREATMENT "Sure. But you've got lo pay extra"." Getting anything for free Ihess and Dan Reaves followed him "How about the Owner's Security days is a luxury in itself. across the finish line. Jim Perkins won both Turn- Volkswagen's luxury 412 about races on yesterday's 412 Prices Start At $3775' program. Ed Martin and Tom Walker were second and third • . !>•-. ,1111111 iMMMMH in the first race, while Gail 67 MORE SILVERWARE — Don Colyer of Fair Kezer and Robert Brodsky Limit On* Per Customer Shrewsbury Sayrevllle Haven, center, collected some silverware and the finished that way In the sec Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Woodpussy National Championship yesterday at Ond. Lippin Motor Car Co., Inc. the Monmouth Boot Club. The award was present- Henry Mercer won the first the more for your moneysworth store Shrewsbury Avenue Route 35 ed by William J. Mergenthaler, commodore of the Finn race yesterday at the (inuift Shrewsbury Plaza Woodpussy National Association. Frank Merg- Rumson Yacht Club. Croft Shopping Center Watch for Herble the Love Bug In "Herbie Rides Again", enthaler, the official's son, who crewed for Colyer, Register and BUI Buff fin- Rout* 35 — Shrewsbury — 544-9222 soon to appear or now playing at your local neighborhood theater is proud of their feat. Ished the race In that order

• 11 Nation's youngest ojfshore racer to drive in Aycee's Hennessy WE HAVE THE CARS ... ATLANTIC CITY - The dary Don Aronow, designer sports class of the Hennessy Ht'nnessy Grand Pnx. soiled- and builder of the all winning Grand Pnx ulfd for Atlantic City on Cigarette hulls El Diablo will run the na- Wednesday, will have a home Aronow used to bring some tional American Power Boat town flavor in addition to its AND THE PRICES . .. of his newly-designed racers Association circuit going on to international background home and invited young (jarr the Cleveland Great Lakes Seventeen-year-old Bobby In take a ride The 13 year old face and the Hennessy Cali- Guf, the nation's youngest youngster finally got his fornia Cup at Marina del Key offshore driver who was bom hands on the wheel of one of The elder Garrs interest in in Atlantic City will drive a these speedsters Dun saw a offshore racing stems from WE NEED YQU! '.'h foot Cigarette "El Diablo" natural feel for his boats in his background He attended • ilii' sports division Crew- the way Bobby handled them, high school in Atlantic City, jtig for his precocious son will mentioned this to Dad and the went on to Farragut Naval be his father Julian "Bud" preliminaries that were to re- Academy in Toms River OLDSMOBILE TORONADO GUT also a native of the re- sult in young Garr entering where he was an all-state PO234 • GM Executive Car 3 150 miles port city offshore racing at the min- football and basketball star Brougham interior 6 way power seat ad- Both Garrs are residents of imum age of 17 began and then attended the US luster tinted glass power windows & Gables where the se- Eventually this put the high Naval Academy from which door locKs power trunk release door mats door edge guards & body stde nior Garr is a well-known real school senior in the seat of ar he graduated in 1055. i-Mate developer and builder moldings, padded vinyl lop rear window Aronow product, the 28-foot Powerful racing boats will defogger A C cruise control till stg 1 In' family name is also a fa- (igarett "Kl Diablo" powered hurtle through the ocean at col W W steel belted radial tires. AM- miliar one in Atlantic City by two 350 cubic inch Chevy speeds up to DO miles an hour FM stereo radio, lamp & mirror group — If years they were the Z 2K engines producing 800 hp when this resort hosts the Mlgs suggested retail price $7837 80 Julian Garr •ebbi Garr proprietors of the Vienna res- It took a bare three races Hennessy Grand Prix for the 4 taurants. One of these is still just happened to have a for the team of Bobby and his the Sam Griffith Memorial first time. RUSSELL PRICE '5995 in business located on the father to hit a winning stride neighbor in the boat business and the Bahamas 500 with his About two dozen boats, in- GM factory- 12 month 12,000 warranty Boardwalk. The particular fellow is a per The youngster painted a few father in the cockpit. cluding some with 1,000-horse The younger Garrs interest son you've got to mention veterans' faces red by captur With the impetus of this power engines, are expected in offshore racing goes back when you write about off- ing the sports classes in two success, young Garr must be to compete in the 180-mile of offshore racing's classics, to his early teens His family shore races. He is the legen- ranked as a favorite in the Open Class. OLDSMOBILE - OMEGA JT206 Omega Hatchback Coupe — Kentuckian *r206 — DEMO — 1500 miles Tinted glass doormats, rocker & door moldings Vinyl top. rear detogger. Air Conditioning Sport mirrors. Power brakes — disc. V8- captures Engine, Aulomatic transmission, sport steering wheel, power steering, Super stock wheels, while wall tires. AM-FM ra- dragfest dio w rear speakers, bumper guards & rub strips, lamp & mirror group ENGLISHTOWN - Dale Mlgr. suggested List Price $4524.56 Funk of Valley Station, Ky., captured the Top Fuel com- RUSSELL PRICE * $4024. petition at the National Hot Rod Association's 5th annual Summernationals here yes- terday. Funk, who turned in a 6.31- tei. time for the quarter- mile, bested Dave Settles of liounia, La., to take the title. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR. Settles' time was 8.73. Tinted glass, custom sport back Funk's Chrysler-powered seat, floor mats, door edge guards & dragster was clocked at 292.59 body side mldgs . vinyl top, A/C, remote miles-per hour, while Settles, controlled left mirror, power brakes disc front, wheel covers. W'W tires. AM radio, who turned off his Chrysler lamp & mirror group engine before the race's fin- Mfgrs Suggested Retail Price $4947.20 ish, was timed at 95.64 m.p.h. CUilass Supreme Colonnadt H$rdiop Coupe In Pro Stock competition, Bill Jenkins' "Grumpy Toy," •aaMreMfMM driven by Larry Lombardo of NATELSON VICTORS — Dave Natelson presents Women's Doubles tennis tournament held at the Malvem, Pa', bested Wayne the winning cups to Sue Beaton, second from right, Red Bank Municipal Courts last week. Natelsons (Japp of Birmingham, Mich. and Ann Lee, right, after the tandem defeated Men's clothing Store of Red Bank and the Red RUSSELL PRICE * '4325.00 1 ombardo's time was 9.11 Marge Callan, left, and Licky Randolph, second Bank Parks and Recreation Department co-spon- sec. from left, 6-4, 6-3, in the finals of the Natelson sored the event. In Funny Car competition, Al Segrini of Silver Springs, OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - 4 DR. HDTOP. Md., driving "Black Magic," #489 Tinted glass, floor mats, side body bested James "Jungle Jim" & door edge moldings, vinyl top, A/C, re- Mberman in a dual of 1974 Hearne survives challenge mote controlled left mirror, W/W steel Vegas. belled radial tires, electric clock, AM ra- dio W/rear speaker, lamp & mirror group. Mfgrs. Suggested Retail Price I jons Oub sets $5580.05 annual regatta to capture WalVs feature WALL TOWNSHIP - If cop his fourth feature of the Dick Lewis of Cream Ridge year. Following LaVance ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS you know the race track and year. The in lap consolation for were John Blewett Jr. of — The 13th annual speedboat there is a little room ahead to The veterans following Modified Stock Cars went to Lakewood, second. Rod Cun- regatta, sponsored by the RUSSELL PRICE * '4660 manuever your car, chances Hearne in order were Dan Sonny Rostein of Manahaw- liffe of Point Pleasant, third, l.ions Club, will take place are you will finish close to the Stives of East Windsor, Bob kin. Butch Malsbury of Freehold. from 1 to 5 p.m. Aug. 5 at the front when the checkered flag Rossell of Bordentown, There were three different fourth and Ed Crotchfelt of * PRICES INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION & GET-READY Yacht Harbor comes down. Charlie Kramer Jr. of Toms leaders in the 30-lap feature Red Bank, fifth. — DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES & M.V. FEES The outboard races are run River and Parker Bohn of race for Limited Sportsman This was the case Saturday by the American Powerboat Freehold. Stock Cars. There were also night at Wall Stadium when Association many accidents. So many in five of the veteran Modified Schaefer couldn't hold his (tountryside falls Proceeds from the regatta fact that only seven cars Stock Car Drivers came over position after a caution lap -ire used by the club for vari- were running at the end of a r fourth time ous charitable activities. the finish line in close order. bunched the field and after he race that saw 22 cars take the SOMERSET - Countryside Alexander T. Ferrara Jr., The 35-lap feature only had became involved in a fourth green flag. Swim Club of Marlboro lost (^USED CAR SPECIAL^ regatta chairman, said the two leaders, George Shaefer turn mishap his car was no event is open to the public. of Manasquan for 18 laps and longer competitive. • John LaVance of Tuckerton its fourth straight meet of the The club will operate a re- Gil Hearne of Jacobstown for Hearne also won his 12-lap was one of those who sur- season, bowing to Cedal Hill freshment stand 17 laps. But it was Hearne qualifier along with Wayne vived and he picked up his here, 202100. Admission is free. who was there at the end to Reutimann of Asbury and first winning paycheck of the Double winners for Coun- iiiimiiimiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiMiiiiiii mini n niniiii i iiiiniii IIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIII inn iniiininniiniiinniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini tryside: Maura Thomas -100- 1968 — Cadillac Sedan DeVille yd. individual medley, 50-yard butterfly; Chris Groff - 200- #C176, 79,630 miles — A/C, power steering & brakes, auto yard individual medley, 100- transmission leather interior, vinyl top, good mlchanical condition. Monmouth Park Today yard freestyle; Dave Groff • $ 100-yard backstroke and div- SAVE at 1195 ing.

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Aryeh Neier, Executive Director of the EVES. AT 7 -8-35 -10 Ocswn I IfijMan Avas. thrown In with by presenting him us her husband, American Civil Liberties Union. Wait End. Lon, trantr, a wanted outlaw. IK) O PERSPECTIVE FULL COURSE DINNER O O NBC BASEBALL B THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE HUMTCUP OH TOMATO JUiCt, SOU? t SALAD Cincinnati vs. Si Loula "Sundays and t'ybele" 119*21 starring Hardy Km O DEALER'S CHOICE 1:20 ger Patricia GozzJ. HACKMAN MON. FW ol Sole Meuniere 3.95 O O THE ROOKIES 1:30 CD NEWS She II coax the "Timelock." Terry and three women hogtagei, one 0 THE LATE SHOW TBUAZ1NG TUES.PorVChopNupoWan 3.9v of whom Is pregnant, are held prisoner inside a wine peppers mushrooms) bank vault by a man with a weird plan to ex- "The Command" (IBMI starring Guy Madison blues right out of Jamea Whltmore. "THE WEO.Sleak Diane w. Brandy Sauce 4.95 terminate them and e.wape with the money ) starring Anna Magnanl, Aldo (52) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 2:30 Fabriil. UTMUUBOreiFM.IUT "The Edwardians. 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JAMES EARL JONES .ROAST YOUNG QOQ ternately chilling and silly. talking theology and get up- Rather than go through a stairs to the little girl's room, COLONIAL Also Rain Matinee $1.50 DIAHANN CARROLL ^TURKEY L technical post-mortem, »iaqe thenticity, or at least the pos- of green slime to the pos- cAlleti '"' Ifeaton "SERPICO" LIVER AND ONIONS sibility, of possession and its sessed's couture. **** DAILY NEWS antidote, the Catholic rites of But far more disturbing Matinee Sat. & Sun. exorcism. than the film's cinematic Sleeper" HOWARD r Also Rain Matinee $1.50 AHEARTANDSOULCOMEDY In pursuit of this super- scare tactics is the church natural certification, Director sanction is has earned, if only JOHNSON'S -ANIW- •••••••••••• HIGHWAY 35 MIDDIETOWN William Friedkin (the hottest by the appearance in the pic- thing in Hollywood with this ture of two Jesuit priests who "BANANAS" 'DmTYMARV and "The French Con- also'served as technical, ad- CRAZYLARRY' nection" back lo back) has visers. forsaken the teetering ambi- Six months after endless BARGAIN guity of classic Hitchcockian analytical hoopla that follows MATINEE TODAY MATINEE DAILY suspense and put all the on the heels of box office bo- TI113OP.M fright on the table. nanzas, it's a little late to talk AT Z P.M. New Human Low about the regression of the EVES. FROM 7 P.M. On the assumption that sus- modem religious sensibility, "THUNDERBOLT gtU- pension of disbelief is best ef- but something's going on. • WALT DISNEY fected by visceral blitzkreig, Fainting in the aisles is not the director shows us the hu- new. When Tod Browning's and UGHTK)tjr.s.r•• •SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL* man body — and not just any "Freaks" opened in Los An- body, but a 12-year-old latter geles over 40 years ago, AN ALL-COMEDY day Shirley Temple, selected people reacted so violently it • for the part from among hun- was withdrawn after a couple WALT DISNEY PROGRAM! dreds of aspirants — degr- of screenings. aded beyond all previous film- But when the same scary THE EXORCIST ed conceptions of the horrible nonsense causes audiences to • :«IEDK1N (including "Night of the Liv- break out into hymns and run ing Dead"). to the Yellow Pages to find

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Clean For quick credit, coll OASIS MOTORS a Top mileage No dealers TION 119 E.Newrain Springs Rd, Red Bank 741-5886 12011 721 7100 Phone iu 5210 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale PLAN 72 CADILLAC Eldorado 73 OLDSMOBILE 73 TOYOTA Coupe, lull power including 98 Luxury Sedan Mark II door locks, yellow with Green with matching vinyl 2-door. 6 cylinder automat- matching top Leather interi- root Air conditioning, tilt iC, 4,498 miles Stock or Stock CI64. 30,371 wheel, power windows, »0190 miles power door locks. 6 way seat Stock '» PO1 77 $3695 71 CADILLAC 71 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille 73 CHEVELLE Full power, including stereo Full power, brown with Mallbu brown leather interior and Station wagon. 9 passenger power door locks, leather in- 8 cylinder, air conditioning terior, brown with matching vinyl roof. Stock »C175 OF THE YEAR! top Stock #C149 34,640 28,427 miles 12,228 miles. Stock =C188

73 MARK IV 73 NOVA Silver Anniversary Model AM/FM radio, Four-door, V-8, automatic transmission, tape deck air conditioned, cruise control power steering. 26.713 miles Many other edtras 24.531 miles OLDSMOBILE $ '2480 7245 RUSSELL CADILLAC CO 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK 71 MALIBU 74 MERCURY MONTEGO Four-door, bright lime, dark green vinyl Two-door hardtop 4-speed transmission root, power steering, brakes, air condi- 40.430 miles. tioned 8,907 miles. '1940 '3680

73 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 73 PlYMOUTH 4-door stereo, cruise control, full power Suburban Wagon. Power brakes, steering, air conditioned. 3,647 miles. air conditioned. 24,749 miles. •5230 '3085

72 BUICK LESABRE 72 PINTO USED CAR SPECIAL SAVINGS Two-door hardtop power brakes, steering, Station Wagon Automatic transmission, air conditioned vinyl top 34,334 miles red 39.780 miles '2480 '1945 1973 NOVA COUPE 6 cylinder, 1972 PONTIAC SPORT SEDAN stick shift, radio, new whitewalls. Air, vinyl roof, power, radio, 18,355 miles $2695 WWS, etc. 19.503miles $2495 1973 VEGA WAGON 4 speed 1972 IMP ALA CUSTOM COUPE 74 MERCURY 73 MERCURY MONTEREY GT model radio, mags, gauges, Automatic, power, radio, white- etc., 22.941 miles walls, etc , 22,412 miles Monterey custom 4-door Power 6-way Two-door hardtop Medium blue, black vi- $2595 $2395 1973 MAVERICK COUPE 6 cyl- 1971 BUICK SPORT SEDAN seat, power steering, brakes -air condi- nyl top, power brakes, steering, air condi- inder, automatic, radio, vinyl root, Air, lull power, vinyl root. AM/FM tioned, vinyl top. 12.810 miles. tioned. 22.468 miles. WWS, 26.500 miles $2495 stereo, etc , 36.100 miles $2695 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK Auto 1970 PONTIAC 4- '4035 '2985 matic, AM/FM radio, whitewalls, door, V-8, automat- etc. 24.679 miles $2395 ic, power steering, 1973 VEGA NOTCHBACK Auto radio. WWS. etc.. matic, radio, one owner car, 45,158 miles $1495 70 AUDI SUPER 90 74 MARK IV 15,494 miles $2395 Station wagon Standard transmission Till wheel, cruise control, air conditioned, 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER stereo Mint condition Automatic, power steering, vinyl Good town car 32.292 miles top, radio, etc , 25,077 miles.. $2295 Special '1465 1973 VEGA NOTCHBACK 3 . 1970 IMP ALA SPORT SEDAN speed, radio and heater, side Automatic, power steering, vinyl modlings, 13.818 miles $2095 roof, radio, WWS. 71-630 miles 1972 VEGA WAGON Automatic, 72 MARK IV 73 MERCURY COMET radio. WWS. lold-down seal, 38,765 miles $2095 $1295 White exterior, burgundy interior, black ny- Four-door, 6 cylinder, automatic trans- 1972 PINTO COUPE Air condi lon top Stereo, cruise control, tilt wheel, mission, power steering Tip-top shape tioning, automatic, vinyl top. air conditioned, full power. 37,269 miles 18.880 miles chrome, radio, etc 40,357 miles . $1995 1968 CAPRICE 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK Air SPORT SEDAN Air '5885 '2365 conditioning, automatic, radio, automatic, power. whitewalls. extra snows. 46728 vinyl root, AM/FM, .4Pn. miles $1895 etc . 58,503 miles $1 595 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK Auto 1969 UMANS COUPE Air auto- 71 CAPRI « 71 CADILLAC matte, radio, whiiewalls. mold- matic, power, vinyl rool. radio. Two-door, 4-speed. 1600 Model 52.443 Sedan DeVille Full power, air conditioned. ings, only 13,365 miles $1795 WWS. 32.251 miles $1595 miles. Many extras Real sharp 1971 PINTO COUPE 4 speed 1969 UMANS "S" COUPE Air radio and heater, whitewalls, automatic, power, new paint and •1725 49,452 miles. $1495 tires, etc , 61,488 miles $1395 1972 CAPRICE SPORT SEDAN 1967 UMANS COUPE Air. auto- Air. vinyl roof, power. WWS. etc . matic, power, radio, WWS 19.362 miles, . $2895 56.337 miles $850 73 PINTO 73 CAPRI Two-door red, automatic transmission. Two-door, automatic transmission, air con- ditioned "2000" Model 25.248 miles 18,926 miles We Have a Great selection of New 1974 '2285 '3280 Chevrolet} in stock. Ready lor immediate occupancy.

72 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 73 FORD WE HAVE AN EXTENDED Coupe Dark green, white nylon top Many Galaxie "500" Four-door, light blue, blue WARRANTY AVAILABLE luxury appointments, air conditioned vinyl top. air conditioned, power steering, 1 43 362 miles brakes 19.900 miles '3825 '2825 ON A FEW LOW MILEAGE "DOOR OPENER SPECIAL" V 1974 DEMONSTRATORS First come & First served IN STOCK! 71 DODGE DEMON M'I'SC Two-door six cylmrit'i slnndard transmission 3/,007 N» | M ••% miles 1 1 UW MERCURY 1AIAII LINCOLN-MERCURY CIRCLE CHEVROLET USED CAR DIVISION AulhorliM) (rwvrolei Sil«. Vrvlcf and P«r» LINCOLN V wn LL 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-3130 SHREWSBURY r Broad St. & Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bank 747-5350 7T IW II. 22 I. 1 I BOOKKEEPER »...... u»i4-t H. 10. Wanted Automolive undro'lroua hr puitos BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMl • trtWSAANIIIJ IWIiiU'l Full i hotue Modern DWIM . lodlily iutoi * i omiiiciisui atr Nl( « «l i«4» Ik Wnle BOR P I*J The Daily TRUCK I M strii-u 1 UU; I aM Wiahrtl p' K i'. in'ni loi on w<' EMfLOVMtN! Ki'U.itlri SlnrwsDuiy OVl W WHIM I SAt I H ><,t N IV/J MiKh'i II i.,,uunl-. SPECIALS GAS SAVERS AW Itliodu I WU m*t. »i iii/NlK" I' rayl UU txmt, ' ci Dili IlKll SI. Help Wanted , nny 'oiidiliuiiv ConipuMv urn f I/O MILES 1971 DODGE VOt f SAAt,t N ivftv R< ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC Slop in and pick up i unilttiiKi V/HK) I ' JUNK CARS Ni Rtd Bsnt C f » lum Noiiavrl Mu BOOKKEEPER THE BARE FACTS V46 tUJ Will Pir VI0 AND PICK UP upturn Iwo yfO't pubi't oaounimg t> PER GALLON Mli] I vOl KSWAOl N BUS IWAV Mr* iinhuls Twinbrook Auto Wreckifig r ull ttiuryr CK*M ••«'' At iHillfiy sliui h\ JV UOO unit". < Eotontown 542 2235 prOrt to Bo* M 710 The Ooity ft*o,ivtn luuntv payable tob cos's et< vVnteii 1971 FORD NOW $2653 loitdiiion ilW'. /Vl /MS Shrrwtbvry Omewstciii Phone W) WOO VOLKSWAGEN 19/0 Beriir tift.11 TOP DOLLAR A( I UUN1INO MA< HiNt OHtRATUR HIHJK H fPEH &CRE1AHY 1 |( ( ECONOMY V H nit! iiuimai (undiiiwi Rebuilt rug"" I 000 Kui i iinii' loi laryc iwuiiii oueru y Hfd Wffjuire WitUM ->r WKte* (*>'f u ''undlr NEW 74 PLYMOUTH Hum ui«Q «"'» HH t.utiii > PI Huuii i it imlrs 7anipgof brtlri >•/«?• I I IPPIN MOTOR tAK (O ItJC- uii phuhr* Hnuugi' 0 L t'lui Data pill 10 8 JO p til [ Kpfl H'Hl •' tll'l|lllH l»|ll iluUmg puyull lu* icporlS Typing skilfc STREAKER #)6l VOlKSWAGt. N lV/7 BUS Suyirv.lte N J IV IJOU not iwirsMHv tun Hi \fli* Mi Riddrti, njLju-rd Colietfe level ouountmg t mills SPECIALS 1970 DODGE > WW Musi Wil UiEDCAKS WANII I) tut uiieivie* pfeiened E xcrllrnt saiu'y I* mu«"t «r«f* lOPtttfAID (All MK ARTHUR ACCOUNTS PAYABlt U t RV tug IUI-KJHIUM^. in modern Red Bu'ik utluc {Out employ*** know of >hit otli Colt HI VOLKSWAGEN 1972 AT BONNIt BUII.Ik Illtim •Sul'O'iiil i urpoi uTujii iwilh I tun it* BtttCi 3 DAY SALE Buvshm e cweu looking lo> mdividuui t 0f Baja Series WANTED eipeneitLr la driuned todniy u\ FULL STOCK OF 74. 73 poyotitr bnid ifiuitw und fculo* y itquirr BOOKKFEPER BANKINO 1966 CHEVROLET AuMtPt) pU'ly wtiu ru-cdS 100 . iMQftCMQ lu^rdiuis lup.iuliui paid I nif upptH lutnty to' experienced bunkmy «ith MO monpy dawn on o 19/7 Vol mtnih to Cunlfollvt PU BUM O Poi I IW1 VIC A MMCHMCK CHRYSLERS A PLYMOUTHS Wumiiuulli N J OH* uoorvkeept-f io heud aepo« tinenl m yi owvuig k^wuven Buiu bt'i >rs 7J.U00 mUfs I7I9J iO fchote oieu inilitudon Tup beneni^ mid Mun> olhet ritudch lu ihoose lium Igr 4 speed low mileage AM fa- fOR ANY JUNK CAR ACCOUNTS PAVABl I CfcEt* Eii wiury ni mil OASIS MOTORS al l»lt dio exira clean Blue with black pfiiffui* iwnesiu'y Send bnffl detmphoi /;i /too A I EMPLOYMENT vtnyl bucket seats 15 858 miles of txitKground io Boa N 64 The Duiiy Reg V(Jl KSAAOt N )V66 STATION WAGON islfi Shirwsbuiy. N J J/u Brood V 741 277? Red Bunk Runt like a lop New b(u>t'i quad lirr^ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CCEfel D AVCUTIDE UOO Wl SSOS BUSINESS r tw e*p»rtientf p d Apply '" P* BOOKKtEP'NO WALL LINCOlN MERCURY DIRECTORY son Nuvrvuh lounl yy i luU, SO LuHlhii'ow MACHINE OPERATOR *2,295 PLYMOUTH Shi I'Wilxji y Ave ol SycuHiijp | Ltrne. Middieipwn, Tuek S Poittiun uvaiiuoir lied Banti oreo Tfior DM II JIlUlxC ough knowledge and experienie with NCR 21. Business Services IW3 V!G» MA1CMI»« C! 229 4790 100 equipnwnl Pleusont atmosphere EM 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS cellent benefits XKt JAGUAR IW.I New puinl rud.uls ACE 4 speed AM radio, vinyl root A BETTER PAINT JOB? iPCRETARY-Personnel HOD mid lop tmeiient londilion is Jo inpg TARV-Peiso»iiei A I EMPLOYMENT 2. Autos For Sale O.mi 681 rjiiddoys 7»l JOW rvi'imiyi EXTERIOR INTERIOR CUSTOM WORK SECRETARY Steno necessary tHO Btilish Racing green rally ca' ]. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole REASONABLE i CLEAN CALL 741 45SI COMPUTER CONTROL CLERK 1100 JX) Bi ood St 741 1777 Red Bank stripes. 27 030 miles ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS ROOFING CREDITCLERK-Somelyping ToSIM BROiLERMfcN (AA Wl - Enpenenced 3. Trucks And Trailers TYPIST CLERK Local US AND SIDING - Call belween /9am ond with seafood Year round Excellent sola TORO 1966 - Hall Ion pu k\ni Good iondi S 10 p m 847 /JIV CLERKS - Beginners O K M0 I Teller Trainees , To 115 iy Apply m person. LONG JOHN S LTD . lion (600 Ol besl otter ALTERATIONS- RemoHelmg. paneling, if Beach Bitfd Highlands B7? »//i »l 3514 I OFFICE CLERK-Four days «2 It hi eietliitul work, ceiamic tile and lloor tile PARTIAL LISTING BUSBOY GIRL - I8jof over Steady FOUR TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS Fold Quality work Reasonable rates Qpl IV ALL THE BfcST JOBS ARE AT ACE THE work Dons and Ed % Restooionl it, Shoie \m VIM MTCHMU 4 speed Dodge, 1. 4. and S speed? Large MM OLDEST AGENCY IN MONMOUTH Unve Highlands %n IS6S noilei onle wth eledtit brakes Ciossley ART CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, ton COUNTY SINCE 1959 4 cyl. economy 3 speed stick i huwb with rear OKle ond wheels 66 II ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CANDIDATES FOR OUR IIDOIS Ave . Port AAoninoulh Crete wolhs ond patios Free estimates MANAGEAAENT TRAINING CENTER radio like new Red with Blk Fully insured 741 IH6 'II i«l 20 Thomas Ave 1*1 3494 Shrewsbury 1M0 a week National corporation needs CMC 1966, MODEL O4I1I - With 16 ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy & Gilt candidate for management troining S3O0 bucket seats 27.762 miles aluminum won body, Detroit diesel 4S3N Parly Plan in the country - our 2/lh year I salary when you quality For interview BILL'S PAINTING Commissions up to 30"» Free sample kit IJOhp Many enlras 30.000 original miles !?T)»11 744 8536,222'393 Insured call U\ 704ft, lam io 1? noon only fqual $ Mini condition Best reasonable otter Coll Call or write SANTA S PARTIES. Avon opportunity employer W! MOO belween V ond 1 CALL A PROFESSIONAL! Conn 06001 Call I 12011 6'3 J4SS 1,795 CMC I96B - 12 STEP VAN DuOl leor ALSO BOOKING PARTIES REMODEL - PAINT - REPAIR CASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESSES. wheels, tour speed transmission 48.71; EXPERT WORK 100* GUARANTEE | AUTO BODY HELP - Experienced Paid SHORT ORDER COOK -Apply in person. 1973 V1C» tUTCMMCK Gl miles Full rear doors One owner Clean REASONABVE '41 4SM FRIENDLY ! holidays, SICK pay. unilorms Apply. Cor Martini $ Diner. Hwy 36, Keonsburg, be H99S SCHWARTZ IN TERAN T ION AL radino Auto Body. Rte 35. Cllttwood or rween7-9pm 4 on the tloor. AM-FM radio TRUCK. Red Bank CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks small | ond medium sued IODS Complete interior ! coll A6 94I6 or 566 1344 alter 5 pm and rally wheels. Bronze with Black I weekend* INTERNATIONAL PICKUP I96S remodeling servne Paneling Kitchen CLEfi, TYPIST - Typing a must Phone, bucket seats, real sharp 23,220 New brakes and tires cabinets, cabinet .remodeling, bookcases ' AUTO MECHANICS Needed at once lor tiling and general office work Send re- Call 16nm Armstrong chandelier ceilings Free Qd I new seven bay wholesale lire ond full line sume to Box J 727. The Daily Register, miles vice ond estimate Good workmanship. auto repair center Must have own tools and Shrewsbury. 1964 FOP*D PICKUP Callonylime 229 5259 liOO udesire Io build o strong future Air condl tioning experience helpful but not a must CLERK TYPIST 566 303S CARPENTRY _ And house pointing oy or Entry level position, Red Bank area. Light chilecl student For Interview appointments call Jim al 1970 FORD - Econoline 300 Excellent 566-4105 typing and good general clerical ability ^,295. M74MI Full benefits ond delightful surroundings tondilion 30? V8 stereo, custom interior Can be seen at Colonial Cilgo. Red Bank DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC - Automo H71 VW (AST UU SID1N UNO nished ond installed lor only S69 9S To or five retail chain is seeking mechanic with A-1 EMPLOYMENT Her call J49O863 expert skills in front end alignment, 370 Brood St 741 -7272 Red Bonk 4 cyl. auto trans . like new • >l~6 TANDEW FLATBED TRAILER - brakes, air conditioners ond general Enclosed Sm Ion. like new DOES YOUR HOUSE NEEO REPATHT pair Excellent starting salary with high CONSTRUCTION — 17 34 years old. Im- Dark blue with white bucket 747 04U. 7 10pm Carpentry, sheetrou. masonry, roots, sid- mediate openings With or without ei- incentive commissions We operate the penence Educational benefits 30 days vo- seats 48.659 miles ing Call Alan 842 5130 tote tvei. besl in equipment, Sear, Sun, Peerless. cation. Good salary Some (ODS otter 11,500 Robert FaDerman led. and George Wan 4. Motorcycles DON S - Lown mower ond smaM engine Ammco. etc Management opportunities to 47.500 bonus Call Army Opportunities also available Must hove own tools Full BMW 1971 ~ 750 with lairing and roll bar repair All makes, all models Welding, ot: 741 S930, Red Bonk $ ter ot Wall Lincoln-Mercury Shrewsbury re- gas. electric Pickup 872 I7M time or part time, We are hiring now Ap S3O0 miles Like new condition Best reo- ply: 1,595 ceive Ford Motor Company s highest honor Iqi sonable otter Days 747 5778 Alter 6pm J. M. FIELDS AUTOMOTIVE COOK — 17 34 years old Immediate open 170 3073 DUTCH BOY PAIKpT 3140Hwy3S Hoilet outstanding customer service the Dis- Save money Hire o professional Guaran- ings With or without experience Good BSA4JI - Encellenl condition Equal Opportunity Employer salary. Educational benefits 30 days vaca- tinguished Service Citation tiorn James P UM teed satisfaction J & R Painting Low Wall rates Free estimates 739-1459. tion Call Army Opportunities at 7*15930, 741 W72 RedBonk^ . Chisholm Ford customer service divi- EXTERIOR HOME REPAIRS — Painting, BSA 6S0 - Chopped, a lot ot ihrome. many AVON and many Newark district manager windows, rooting, shingles Anything for MY HUSBAND LOVES AVON AS MUCH extras SI200 or best oiler over 51000 264 More Classified LINCOLN MERCURY! me outside 747 4998 747-0479. AS I DO! As on AVON Representative, I'm \m the neighborhood beauty expert. I get out on Next Page HONDA CB 360 - 11.000 miles Four EXTERIOR PAINTING - meet people - "have extra money And more months old Using airless spray method tar superior to still have time for my family Sound 1 51. Help Wonted 842 17/4 between 6 and 7 p m roller or brush Quality material and good Call Mrs. Kleinhans. 741-4343. 462- work. Reasonable rates 842-5205 or 741- 3377, 7741220. HONDA CL 175 - Excellent condition 4388. Moke oiler BARTENDERM W 1»71 VIM UMMIACK WAGON 7473064 FOR A REASONABLEPHiCETLET AN KITCHEN KELP INSURANCE For EXXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR DO WHAT Call 872-9882 between 2 4 p.m. Automatic, factory air, AM radio HONOA^LSO VOUCANT1' BEAUTICIAN — Experienced only. Call Agency needs experienced ser- like new, Green with matching Just rebuilt Automatic clutch. Call 671 ?36I Alterations, additions, Kelly s Beauty Salon. Belford. 787 2034, foi vice representative Inside work bucket seats 8.112 miles Interview. only ' Light typing Convenient TOTAL EXCELLENCE HONDA - XL 175 - 1973. 1700 miles DQroge*. porch enclosures Dirt street model 1725 Call between 6 7 Call evenings. AA OiNuizo BILLING CLERK - Fneden billing ma tocation Modern office 'Ex- piti .671 1347 192-4872 chine Good with figures. Must type, Ex cellent opportunity with Long Branch man cellent benefits Call us al 671- HONOA H71 - CB 450 Too nice! »750 HAVING A PARTY OR RECEPTION? "2,695 We rent portable sodo systems No bottles ufacturer Call 22? 7855 5111 in CUSTOMER SERVICE Call alter 6 p m 1 Save up Io SO ,, on your soda bill. We deliv 671 3So5 BOOKKEEPER — Accounts receivable, 1171 MftTfl 1 DOM HMDTOP er. Kegs of beer available. Call Quick payroll. NCR bookkeeping machine Ex- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Draw Sodo Systems, 842 1680. perienced only. Apply in person Central 6 cyl , automatic, one owner Ford Motor Company is proud to announce that Wall Lincoln Mercury has received Reasonable Rales Marine, Hwy 35, Laurence Harbor. GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY HOWE" MAINTENANCE like new. AM radio, Bronze with The Distinguished Service Citation . "lor total excellence in customer service " IS Wlkoll PI 7412100 Red Bonk Minor repairs, alterations Fix doors, win- m, leaky faucets, replace locks, etc. SI. Help Wanted matching interior 8 216 miles Wall Lincoln Mercury has a goal: "No unhappy owners." SUZUKI 1973 - T 250 road bike LesTihan Fiee estimates Coll 842 1593. PROBUCTION 300 miles Asking S7S0 Coll evenings, 741 7073 HOME REPAIRS ,., type Nuisance jobs. Reasonable RN'S WORKERS In accepting the award George Wall acknowledged the key role played by his ser- YAM"AHA Free estimates 8422076 "2,695 J 8. R CYCLE SERVICE. INC vice manager. Robert Faberman in bringing this honor to the dealership. Wall Lin-, 171 W Front St. Red Bank 842 087/ HOUSEPAINTING FREEHOLD mi rmniAC 4 wot HUDIOP YAMAHA 1B0CC - Electric start rood Attention homeowners. I am o pointer with Some opening* coin Mercury maintains a lull stall ol highly skilled service technicians dedicated to 1 bike Perlect condition. 1325 S 1 years experience and am starting my AREA Morii Fri Others Automatic Trans., Power steer- fix your car right the first time 566-8547 own boslness I am looking tor satisfied require li ve day* costomers to establish a reputation tor ing. Power brakes, Air condi- YAMAHA 19/4 - 250 Enduro 500 miles Moi •\ S un Day quality work at reasonable prices Coll HOSPITAL lNf< . flOUM I tioning, good service car $900 Call between 6-7 p m now lor tree estimates 542 1JW, 91M694 8420242 Has openings on all shifts for o HI to * » Guof Green 38631 miles Wall Lincoln Mercury is listening to its customers and would like to prove il to you HOUSE PAINTING- By experienced col- full and part-time employment YAMAHA 250 1972 - Like new 2000 miles lege students Reasonably low rates. Coll If your car needs service, or il you're in the market lor a new car. remember the Must sell Best oiler Jim, 741 4901. or Dick, 747 1980 Attractive new wage and benefit S Call 229 4168 award-winning service available at LANDSCAPING- Expert planting, lowns program To schedule interview, 1,395 1966 HONDA 50 -- Street Legal 2300miles mowed 5B3-3O36 contact Personnel Department. Puns good Asking SI70 P. N- LANDSCAPING 8425134 431-2000, Ext 318 Hwy 35 2641000 Ktyport 1970 IMPAU 4 DOM HAMTOr LAWNS MOWED - Unwanted bushes and 1973 YAMAHA 175 underbrush dug up or cut back 642 3141 or V8. Auto trans. Power steer- 2000 miles 842 MM 787386? ing, Power brakes, One owner. MASONRY - Concrete, brick aricTbiocir real clean. Turquoise with 197?HONDA CB35O - Excellenl condilion work Free estimates 3500 miles Call alter 5pm 747 0973 Lynn Masons 2»-»M3 matching interior 39.660 miles 9468121 ~N~EED~A~NEWftOOF*? SUPERVISOR 1972 HONDA - 1/Scc. gold Like new Free estimates. Reasonable rates. Less than ?.0OO miles Windshield two hel- Smith Bros. Rooting '1,895 mets included, 1700 84? 4148 atler 4 p m BOTTLING PLANT I 1973 HONDA - Greot shape ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling. All •MM types of masonry. Driveways Call 495- »1 2134 oiler 6pm , OlK. 787 1608 To take charge ol our modern high speed bot- Shrewsbury, N.J. 197] SPORTSTER — XLCH" 1000 miles Purple S2350 PAINTING tling plant Engineering or technical back- WALL Coll 591 1755 interior.Exterior & Paperhonging Coll 717-6487 ground desirable. Packaging experience helplul 19/3 YAMAHA ENDURO - I0O CC Ex cellent condition Registered tor street PATNTING but not necessary An excellent opportunity tor Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 U/5 Call 780 2259 alter 6 p.m. Interior, exterior. Also spfoy MHXM.ETOWN, N J pointing 747 4053 a take-charge type ol person who wanls to 671-6200 2. Autos For Sale PAUVS UPHOLSTERING SERVICE grow with a growing company Furniture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re- covered, slipcovers and draperies Coll 774 101] any lime PROTECT AND BEAUTJFY YOUR CAR~ Cleaned - Glozed and Waxed All professional work 566-2174 LAIRD & COMPANY ROOFfNG - New or restored Call A Bruce Eigenrouch. Builder 842 3192 Laird Rd. Scobeyville, N.J. STARTING OWN BUSINESS PAINTING AND CARPENTRY CALL 291 22(2 (201) 542-0312 WINDOW UNIT AIR CONDITIONERS REPAIRED CALL 787 9414 IPONTIAC USED 5. Auto Services/Parts 5. Auto Services/Parts 5. Auto Services/Parts 72 LINCOLN 72 PONTIAC 73 CHEVROLET Grand Prix Continental Mark IV 74 POHTIAC '71 CADILLAC •12 WICK Impala SEDAN DC WUI <^Dr HT Beige'Beige vi I 2 Or HT. Black Black vi- TRANS AM CUCTHA2M 2 Dr HT Green/Green nyl top. A C. Automatic nyl top AC. Automatic 4 dr HT brown br vinyl top. vinyl top. A/C. Automat- 2 dr HT no AriomalK: PS AC clirmie control auto P'S. PS PB P'Windows 4 dr HT blue wmite vtnyl top. PS. P/B, P'WindowsA ic. P/S. PB. P/B. buckets console AMfM B P-B pw «rm(Jow»*'*jof lochi buckets console WW A/C. automatic, P/S. P'B. Dr locks P'Seat, buck- P Windows, dr lock, track, remote mirror, rtdiall seah *W m AMfM Her tires. AMFM Stereo'8 P/«indows seat WW lues AM GM ENGINEERED ets. WW tires AM FM honeycomb wheels 11 106 miles 33 210 miles WW tires. AMFM radio. remote rrwror 33?)0milM track remote muror Stereo. 36,550 miles 25 693 mires 29.776 mite S '4995 l3895 '3495 $ SAFETY SEATS 6195 3495 Infant Love Seat 72 OlDSMOBILE 72 PONTIAC (up to 20 lbs.) _ lor 72 FORD B "M" Ranch Wagon 72 PONTIAC UMant '71 PONTIAC '13 MERCURY OMMDVIUI Only $14.00 T »jckle 4 Dr HT. Blue-Black vi- •OHNCVULt nyl lop. A/C Automatic, 3 Seal Green A I, 2 Dr HT. Gold. Black Vi TRAVELING TOTS 1 Or HT, (ray blue vinyl top. P'S, P/B. P'Windows. 4 dr HT «riite blue «nyl top nyl lop, A/C Aulomalic Auiomatic PS PB A'C auiomatic. P'S P B Baby 2d> brorue 6cyl buckets AM «C automatic P/S P/B W* P'S. P.'B. Duckets, con seat, dr lock WW tires, P< windows WW tires radio, FM s* 9 903 miles twes radio, remote mirror 26 sole. WW tires, radio AM-FM Stereo remote miles remote rmrror. 38.011 mites ON SALE mirror, 37 155 miles 358 rmies 44.613 <• •3495 '3295 $2995 '2895 '2895 '2795 Protect your small fry as they rid< '72 PLYMOUTH 72 AMERICAN MTRS 72 PONTIAC 71 CHEVROLET 70 PONTIAC Javtlln '71PONTIAC L»Man» GTO OWTU •ONNCVIILE 2*Dr HT. Blue Blue vinyl Convertible. Green, A/C. 4 Df Sedan, Cream. Tan lop. A/C. Auiomatic 2 d> MT Ian Mack vinyl lop 4 Speed Irans . P/S, 12 or HT. bronfl blKh vrnyl lop vinyl top. Automatic. WW 4 dr HT brown bUch vinyt top I A/C •utomMc WW Urn radio P/S, P/B, buckets, con- »C automatic f'S PI Ml A'C tulnrmlK PS P'B radio P/B, buckets console, tires AM FM radio remote mu ho, 31.823 miles 1 IUMS mln sole mag wheels, radio WW hm 44 0' ) rmlti AM-FM radio. 44,557 ror 33M9rr.kn 26. II8 miles miles '2695 *2695 '2595 •2595 '2495 »2295 'Added comfort Added Security 73 VOLKSWAGEN '72 TOYOTA S9IUICK 69 PONTIAC 71 CHEVROLET '68 FORD Suptr Bwlle CORONA wruuw CATAIHM V*ga Mustang •Low in Cost Child Love Seat I 2 l> . Yenow. Auiomatic 4 dr vln copptf A-C tulo ? Dr HT. Beige with •Easy to use (up to 4 years) Only S29.00 4* w)n (T*Mn AC •Uiorn irh Hlue Slick. Buckets. AM-FM 4 dl Mdln tXui tulomalic matte PS P B WW MM AM Beige vinyl lop. Aui' r»6>o rtmolt mutor 66 ?46 P/S P/B. WW Um AM r« radio V7iamilts 1 8, buckets, WW Radio 12 474 miles rtmo»t rrwror %I 267 mitt tM miles tires, radio. 64.092 miles CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. '2195 1895 1795 1795 1595 M595 641 SHREWSBURY AVE pricM tick** utn l*i 4 m* t*M 741-3145 ROUTE 36, EATONTOWN (Next to the Motor V*h. Imp. Sti.) 542-7800 SHREWSBURY c Tell 100,000 readers! FAMILY ADS SELL IT! QUICKER than "FAST"! THE WAY PEOPLE REACH PEOPLE QUICK! DIAL THE ACTION LINE 542-1700 SI. Htlp Wonted 5) Htlp Wanted 71 Merchandise for Sale 71. 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Babysitting Growmo bank has opening lor experienced 17? 1/71 credit and collection specialist Inside and ae(M'iidingontimeovailuLiie Call 264 3744 Equal opportunity employer M W Child Care 71. Merchandise For Sale C[ REFRIGERATOR 542-1700 ouiside work involved Good benefits, salo PERSONNtLSECRETARY Large sue SSO MAINTENANCE POSITION SALESMAN M A Tires Outside whole ry and review program client position in local area Diver sale soles tor tire distributor Good op WORKING MOTHER Needs sitter in ACOUSTIC GUITAR - I? itrmg 564 714V 24-Hour Service King Jamrs Nursing Homr 400 Hwy 36. sifted office duties Eittelleni tampon y Rurmon for kindergarten boy, / 4) fo 'J IS. Cull Middletown 791 1400 tortumty for right person Call for inter HALLICRAFTERS - Four band Hlorl PIANOS-ORGANS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY view. VJ 4000 five days Shorter hours when sihool 2*4-6774 A 1 EMPLOYMENT starts (.ulluMei 6p m B47 796? wave radio, US tfu'ehouse tor Klmball, Yomaho Conn, 320 Brood SI III mi Red Bank MAINTENANCE - for 30 apartment unit 70 Thomas Ayr H7 3494 Shrewsbury jALES — Office Supply und equipment AIR CONDITIONER - RCA 10.000 BTU, 7«7 3303 flickering Unlimited rentals from $7 W Experience necessory For appointment 10 Cools three rooms »» Coll ter month Used pianos ond organs from CUSTODIAN ttfitePO Bo« 47V. Higrilondi PHYSICAL THERAPIST Experience required Car a mini Salary 53. Domestic Help HAMILTON PIANO Small blond up Porl lime job. hours al your Insure time ommission and expense Reply Box M t'l 68MI 25 Over 300 umlt al warehouse prices right, good condition Inquire Wonnioulh )oily 9 to 9 Sal 9 to 6 Call Ml '616 Full time or part time, experienced or re 11 The Daily -Regtsler, Shrewsbury CLEANING PERSON in Rumson I? ANTIQUE GRAND PIANO - Ci.tu IBM) Lounge. 17 Broad SI . Keyport, N J ten) graduate Excellent benefits and hours weekly Own Ironsportatiun, not on Need-, luniriy 11000 or best offer Freehold Music Center working conditions Call or apply busline Permanent position References »l 2797 2 throciTmorton St. freehold " 44? 4730 DENTAL ASSISTANT AAAN POWER SALES REPRESENTATIVE S3 per hour 74/ 'M/'J Throcfcmorton St , Freehold 46? 4 ChoirsirJe. experienced in 4 handed den Office supplies ond equipment Shore area ANTIQUES-RECENT ARRIVALS HAMMOND SOCI Brick Blvd , Bncktown 477-2121 Irslry. Large, busy, preventive oriented ol Looking for RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL erntor y Experience in office supplies re HOUSE CLE ANINO For fwo days a S dining tubtrs - I?/ i twirs -« china closed •ORCH SCREENS - Excellent (onditio" lice Coll 542 SIM between 9 5 quired Salary, draw, expenses and ben week Own transportation References 7 (jrmoires - 5 curio cabinets — 14 -rames, V& stock, aluminum wire M pan DENTAL ASSISTANT - For modem Red efils Phone after 6pm, 166 0B'J7 desks - 8 cotlee tables - 14 grandfather ORGAN is plus one door Enough for u *16 encio PERSONNEL DEPT. clocks - 7i oil pamlinas — 3 loveseots ~ o' Asbury Park Bonk proctice. 4'j days a week Ex LEGALSTENOS HOUSEKEEPER - Little ironing Red ure Each panel approximately 7 »3 130 A-l EMPLOYMENT Vi occasional tables - l game tables 19 introductory Sol^.gnce peneruedonly Top salary ondbenelils x i'j Union St Red Bank Bonk area Good pay Coll between 10 II ntirtioi 764-2376 BOOKKEEPERS 741 7700. Ext 300 330 Brood St 741 2223 Red Bunk mirrors — 18 chandeliers — 7S lamps - 17 ray license desired 842 310] u m weekdays 741 5791 Oriental rugs. AND sterling ~ gloss — JQWtR MOWER - Self propelled — ro- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bank area SWITCHBOARD Equal Opportunity Employer M'F BRAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR 3 LIVE IN - Five days o week. References copper - crystal + much more GAN Will sell tor 11.775 after .his special ary — good condition - 13S Must be neat and reliable Send resume to lPE LAYER - For s*wer and water con DICTAPHONE it odor Experienced only need apply Call Call between land ft. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES pnee sale ti over Limited quantities — t42-44f7 N 63, The Dally Register. Shrewsbury 747 9579 0 Riverside Ave . Red Bank 7417474 two 44 note keyboards. 13 pedals, fui N J wttaa PRINTERS METAL WORK TABLE" keyboard cover, rhythm unit with a unique With galley storoge cabinet ond fwo slug If you have any of these POCKET MAKERS - On girls [Otkets AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE - 17 feature that follows whatever you do DISHWASHER - Geneiol kilchen help Union Apply Moll Street Fashions. 37 Wall 54. Situations Wanted »und capacity, good condition. 130 747 omportments 34 deep, 40 high. 35 above skills — you're our THE PREMIER Pnce includes bench, music course, in wide, over all height with slug rock 56 Neat and reliable Top salary and tnnge St , Red Bank sons ond delivery Budget terms available benefits DO NOT PHONE Apply in per kind of people. Coll for an in- Female 140 firm Call offer 6 p m 566 OVJ* BICYCLE Girl s thro speed. S» son weekdays only, 10 a m ? p m , Allan POLICE - 17 34 years old Immediate BABYSITTING - In my home or yours terview Mon. through Fri. 9- openings With or without experience FIRST-CALL Counter top gas range. t2S 42 spreadei juF f.N Si/t While Q(MJ gold l>ed, bo. tic Highlands Nursing Home. I Middletown Own transportation Excellent references Aye.; Atlantic Highlands 5. No fee charged. Good salary Educational benefits 30 day* or tractor. 130 Junior goll set, \Vt All ex 775-9300 spring, mattress Full sue matching dres 842 6539 eel lent 946V681 lolly "IV Sat III S ser, nine drawers, large mirror. Other fur vacation Call Army Opportunities ol 741 CLOSER; rXAain 51 i. Corner ol Maltison Ave 4W Front Red Bank 842 4343 $930. Red Bank BABYSITTING - Middletown Fair view mture 747 1(73 1 BOKHARA ORIENTAL RUGS - Pair ol DOCTOR S ASSISTANT - Wed and Sol Earn* \lj SIBK the first year in a high urea Port time, full time Fenced in yard 312 Mom Asbury Park 776 5577 PORTER — Musi be experienced 7 am 4«6 s Best otter over 1300 Will train Send resume to Or Andre Pon potential territory Experienced References. Please call 747 IBM TYPEWRITERS SEARS HUMIDIFIER - Never used Coll tone. 25? Brood St , Red Bank MECHANIC — Automobile and or (ruck to 3 p m. shift Inquire in person, Holiday 1 builds a highly profitable repeat bus* Call SS3 IH3 Inn. Rtf JS. Hotlet Immediate opening 149J Rental $16.50 per mo. HO. will sell tor US Call 126 30pm . 291 Must hove laols and experience Full time ness platform on established accounts. BRICK FIREPLACE - Andirons, electric »13 10b All company paid benefits Apply in • Sells in a protected area with protected EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS would like Rent with option to buy 872 0327 DO YOU"\»ANT TO SUPPLEMENT log Blond oak complete dining room set person, Schworti Chrysler-Plymouth In. PORTERS AA/W accounts to do laundry In your home S3 50 per hour Roller rink slates, white, man % size 12 IN GROUND S\rVlr\AMING~POOL SLIDE SHADES - Never used, for five panes boy YOUR INCOME' (emotional Truck. 14) W Front SI . Red Previous experience required for 3 to 11 • Hot ng overnight calls Call 741 B239 Like new. 747 I»S2 — 9 Queen Curve Best offer windoo. (IS Bony swing, JS vVolker. 13 Call between? 12 noon. 6)1 46W Bank Call 7419374 and II lo 7 shifts Excellent benefits and • Learns in a professional incloss and in HAZLET AREA - Anytime babysitter in Car-bed. U Call 67UIM. working conditions. Call or apply thedeld (raining program. CB EQUIPMENT - Mobile ond home MECHANIC ORIVER - Musi be ex my home base, less than 3 hours service 23 chan r SOFA — Green. ISO Matching chair. 125 perienced on heavy construction equip Call 264 B564 ~KEEF cTuT led. antique green, S35. dressing table, _ GET THE DETAILS nets, b watt AM, IS watt side bands, origi "DRAFTSMAN mem ond trucks Coll 549 2400 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 'tally WOO. now 1350. 264 9423 hot sun. Bring your rollers or sizes for US. electric fireplace, uo. ElectroTun vac "^ . CALL COLLECT SCOTTISH WIDOW - With 14 year old uum, S20 tape recorder, IIS, 3-speed M/W daughter, wishes position as housekeeper, pure white window shades that keep out al 1-3 years electro mechanitul drafting t< STATION TOSTATION CERAMIC~FLOOR TILE that hot sun. record changer. SIO. 12' speaker In tobi perienced in printed circuit board, toping, MECHANICS PERSONNEL DEPt. Live in. Excellent references Call 222 1448 nel. »10. 471I196 between 9 am. and 4pm Hand pressed Mexican 250 sq ft for 1250 schematic layout and details Salary com HELPER )5 Union SI Red Bank Sieve Ben sky Please call 391 Hit PROWN'S mensurote with experience immediate po (609) 66? 7093 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741 7500 SOFA - 3 cuinion Simmons.« long, floral Apply in personr Must have 741 2700. Ext. 200 CHILD S BLOND BEDROOM SE T - print. J35O new 2 years ago Very cofnlort sttion available Equal Opportunity Employer M F Monday and Tuesday 55. Situations Wanted experience and references. 8 30a.m. lo 5p.m Twin headboards Double dresser and KINDLING WOOD- able l!« 7«M»S4 UieM Call 747 5397 PROGRAMMER Male SI.25 a bag SOLID STATE Hl-Fl^ stereo console, Werner's Automotive, Hwy CHIPPENDALE - Large anlique librory Fortran IV and assembly language em- AUTO MECHANIC S HELPER - Me For those chilly mornings Walnut cabinet Garrard record changer. INTERNATIONAL COMPONENTS 36, Belford. ployment experience required tor deslr chamcaliy inclined, ambitious, reliable. table, hand carved design Asking 1500 Open Saturdays until 5 pm. AMFM stereo, radio, tape player. Ex Asbury Ave. & Bowne Rd , Wayside SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - No experience Also baby Items. 741 7059. cellenl condition Asking 1400 222 8859 MECHANIC WANTED able Monmouth location Mini computer necessary, Starling salary S3 1? per hour Would someone please give me a start to (Just east ol Asbury Park Parkway E Kit) background a plus l?k range prove msyelf? 739-0834 Apply between 9 ond 5 Campbells Junction Apply in person to Mr. Michael Gormley, CLEANFILL AVAILABLE^ STEREO EQUIPYENT-Beniorrnn E xxon. 46 Leonordvllle Rd.. Belford Transportation Coordinator. Hazlet Town- • Pickup or delivered Mlracord turntable, 195 Two Murry A-l EMPLOYMENT KITCHEN SET - Four chairs. Excellent MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Reliable per ship Board of Education, 6? Bethany Rd . 56. Situations Wanted 822 2020 speakers — 12" woofer, 6" mid range. 370 Brood St 741 2222 Red Bonk Halet, NJ. • condition 160 An Equal (unity Employer son, college degree preferred, tor inter S42 70!3 3''i " tweeter. One year old. 1125 Coll 546 Male/Female COFFEE AND END TABLE - Modem 0936 DRAFTSMAN W'W - Experienced In ; nists office Red Bonk area No en REALESTATE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- No experience glass lop Perfect condition S12S perience necessary. Send resume to Boi SELF-STARTERS WANTED LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - Round sewerage and sanitary (acuities Send re- '. necessary Starting salary $3 1? per hour NURSING &.HOME CARE Call 787 4283 after 3 dining room table with captain's chairs STORM WINDOWS - 10 30«S4, seven sume to E T Klllam Assoc. Box 202. Red , P 165, The Doily Register, Shrewsbury. Experienced or will train. Become part of Apply in person to Mr. Michael Gormley, HNs LPNs, home health Aides and Com COLOR TV - 25 ' "console"General Elec Bullet, cocktoll tables, end tobies, Seng 30x37. Screen windows. 14 30x54. seven Bank, NJ I MEDTCAL SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER our professional soles slatt Coll Jim Con Transportation Coordinator, Hailet Town 24x37 Ueoch. 747 5603 after 5:30 — Must have accounts receivable ti nelly. Kirwan Co . tor confidential inter panlons. Part-time, temporary or full trie m authentic Early American spice sectional sola with chaise ot end Hour sec ship Board of Education, 8? Bethany Rd . tions) Two Selig occasional chairs, lamps perience and knowledge ol medical insui view Will also consider unlicensed appli Hazlet, N j time Experienced, bonded. Reasonable chest cabinetry, antique pine finish, 1500 TECHNICS FM/AW - Four channel two conls 264 7200. rates. 572 5900 671 6365 two small leather choirs, while nylon rug chonnel receiver. SA-5600X, 150 waits with ance forms Reply in own handwriting to etc. Call after 6pm. 495 1449 Box J 222. The Daily Register. Shrews- two Creative 77 speakers Two weeks old DRIVERS REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON^ Full or HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN COME PICK YOUR OWN BEANS bury SECRETARY MOO 7475791. Local and long distance. Experience In i part time Maximum opportunity for so 3M Ranlan Ave , Highland Pk. At Lourmo Farms, 773 Sycamore Ave LIVING ROOM SET - Sofa bed and two ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT New Shrewsbury. choirs, good condition, $60 Air condi pocking and loading household goods nec- cioliy active Congenial office with cooper Responsible position requires keen judg- MONEY . . . We'll pay your lood. housing alive broker. Coll 842 4200, or evenings lloner. 11.000 BTU. excellent condition TINY TOT FURNITURE — Lullobye crib. essary Apply in person, Anderson Bros., and medical costs . . . and still give you ment and the ability to deal well with CORLON PORTABLE TOILET - Fo SUS 8428044 mottress; youth bed, removable tides. inc.. 51-53 Mechanic St.. Red Bank. 74I-J428. TED HALL AGENCY, 733 River people. Good typing and general adminis- camping Sells for 475 new. Asking 135 1326.10 eoch month to start. And, It you Rd., Fair Haven matlress, spring; five drawer chest Wol DRIVER WANTED — Musi have tank think you re good enough, we n give you a trative ability a must. Excellent opportu FINANCIAL Call 671 4084 LOGAN LATHE - 24' centers, with com nut finish, cane paneled. 1137.50 for all. trailer experience Must hove clean drlv nlty, tine benefits and location. pletesel accessories r W.SOO bonus for certain iobs Must be W 3- REAL ESTATT^S^LESMAN~M/W"- One matching chair 222-6974 8 years old For more information, cal of Monmoulh County's largest real estate 747-IV52 Army Opportunities at. 741-5930. Ret firms Is looking tor a licensed, ex A-l EMPLOYMENT TOP SOIL MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET - In > yds . U0 delivered EARN MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME Bonk perienced, aggressive salesman Membei 320 Broad St. 7412221 Red Bank 61. Business eluding end table ond mirror. Good cond — Work from your home Phone only tor of Multiple Listing Service and five refer COVERED UTILITY TRAILER - 4'KIO lion S121 COII67I3M7. Call 842 4617 interview appointment, S42-125O. NURSE~^ RN. LPN, full time 7 o m to 3 Opportunities ral services. Unlimited potential- For con SECRETARY EXECUTIVE good tires-lights-175 TIRES - (31 F-7II4, black wall, one ELECTRONICS — 17-34 years old. Imme- p m Pleasant working conditions Benefits fidential Interview, call the Applebrook ACTIVE INSURANCE AGENCY — Repre £ 842-4497 METAL- Clothes cabinet, US. Reel mow included Call Eotontown Convalescen Fine opportunity for corporate-minded in- slightly used, two with lots of tread evenly dlate openings. With or without ex Agency, Inc ,671-6300 senting top companies — looking to pur er. sell propelled, SIS. Barrel chair, SIO worn, 150 671-6483. perlence. Educatlonol benefits 30 oays va Cffiter, 542 4700. dividual who enjoys diversification Ex CURTAINS - Pair while nylon crlis glass top vanity and bench, 120. Othe REAL ESTATE SATET- Northern~M~on~ (.client skills. 5-10 yrs. experience. Protes chase — or manage brokerage basis — cross, ideal for boy window. 254 wide cation Good salary Some jobs otter SI,500 small agencies All replies confidential items. IS. «42S7I». TWO AIR CONDITIONERS to S2.S00 bonus Coll Army Opportunities "" "NURSE - RN OR LPN mouth County area. If you ore successful sional atmosphere 72" long, 112. Rollabout 18" Westlnghous Part-time, U 7 shift Write P O Box I2B. West Long Branch 32,000 BTU.s Like new at: 741-5930, Red Bonk in your present sales field, but not satisfied rotary Tan, 118 Electric portable sewin MOWER - Heavy duly, with riding sulky Call 671-9541 Coll Medlcenter. 842 3800 with your income or prospects for the fu A-l EMPLOYMENT NJ. machine. Ideal for beginner, excellent con 9h.p. 34 cut. 1345. EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDE AND NURSE RN - Part-time. 3 to 4, holt days ture, we'd like to talk to you about a ca- 320 Broad St, 741-2222 Red Bank COMPLETE — Body shop equipment ond dm on. 125- 495-0597 741-6184 alters p.m. TWO END TABLES - One coffee table 1_PN — For small nursing home in Boy- No Saturdays. Assist doctor, work with reer in real estate, if selected to join our supplies For further information call be Heavy maple. Almost new. 195 for the shore area. Day or night shift For infor staff, you can start on a part-time basis D~EEP"WELL GOULD" PUMP - And lank NEVER USED - Magic Chel electrl three. 29I-OU4oner 4:30 p.m. nurses. Monmouth Medical Center area tween 9-5, Mdh.-Fri. 739-1330. Used six months. Easy to convert to sha oven, avocado Asking 1150 motion call 747-2017. For responsible person, salary increases (weekends plus 2 evenings) until you've 6ntl0t built up a commission backlog, then swing Good typing. Knowledge of steno. Very ac low well Call after 5. 462-1886. TWO GIRLS' BICYCLES - 115 each. EXPERIENCED MANAGER - For small Write Box P 164. The Daily Register tive ottice. Salary SI 10. Call Anne Balmer Large RC block ond white television, on Shrewsbury. into a full time schedule. Our 14 week ITALIAN PIZZERIA AND RESTAURAN (19 average) boat basin Salary 1195 per work training program will teach you how ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY — For sole In Asbury Park area. Busy lo DESKS. FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP rollers, good condition. 120. 842 6087 week. Interested'' Coll collect, 1 203-227 ?0 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury NUR5ES to make o rewarding and satisfying place cation. Good clientele. Must sell eithe chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc SCHOOL UNIFORMS - Order immedio' al bargain pr,,ces. New or used. AA TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All AIDES- ORDERLIES tor yourself in this growing field, and will SECRETARY - Permanent part-time, 1 lo business or equipment Immediately. Cal ely Sam Silberblotl, Highlands. makes new or used. Guaranteed low as We must increase our auxiliary nursm< help you achieve your income goals as 201775-9651. DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl 35, Oakhurs PANASONIC - Black and white TV. Bab EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER COOK S p.m., five days. Filing, office records, 531 3990 125. Serpico s. 101 Monmouth St Nlxt to — Good working conditions staff to meet increosmg needs for our ser quickly as possible We are a highly cribs, portacrib. other baby furniture on small payroll, typing Fred Hall, 100 Union SERVICE BUSINESS -~wltn~J6*6o pe toys. 542 1870 theater. 747 0485 747-1586 vices Your choice of days, shifts Full o spected company looking tor o top quality Ave , Union Beach. 739 2000. candidate Please phone, prepared to sell week Income Is available In this area A DINING ROOM - White French Provin part-time, Hospital, nursing home, private cial. eight pieces, with pods and leaf, 1700 FASHION FROCKS — Earn extra money duty Toppay, fringe benefits us on your potential SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT"— Ap- minimum down payment A cash busines PIZZA EQUIPMENT FOR SALE More Classified ply in person. Little Silver Exxon, Branch with built in growth 21 5 —646-3536 Coldspot upright freezer, 16 cu ft., 1200 Please coll in your spare time For an appointment, CALL 542-7928 G E. portable dishwasher, 1200. 542 8696 coll S42-2289 between 5 and 1 p.m. LEE CRAWFORD. Realtor ond Sycamore Ave . Little Silver. 315-646-7021 229 2020 on Next Page MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Middletown 671-3500 FILE CLERKS/RECEPTIONISTS - TyP 10 Station Place Wefuchen. N J SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - REAL~ESTATE SALESPERSON - To ing required. Varied duties Pleasant of- NURSES - Registered and licensed prac Port time. Experienced only, Weekends fice conditions, company benefits. Keyport handle commercial and Investment prop heal, who tare. Openings on all shifts On erty. Excellent opportunity for right per and nights Apply Tony's Mobil. Broad St orea. Coll 264-6170. and Maple Ave . Red Bank. going in service training with 100' o tuition son! Top location and working conditions FLOOR WAXER-WINDOW CLEANER — refund program Attractive salary anr" We listen to Innovative Ideas to better SHEET METAL MECHANICS ^"FIRST Needed Experienced benefits. Contact Director of Nursing serve our clients and customers Call or CLASS INDUSTRIAL SHOP. ALCAR SW 7018 Brookdale Nursing Center, 3325 Hwy 35 write Mr. Struneski for confidential dls METALSINC CALL291-91IK H did FOLDERS AND RECEIVERS - Steady SMALL NURSING HOME - Needs RN'l, position, good pay, full benefits. Apply "RAY STILLMAN, INC. LPN s Full and part time positions open. Star Cleaners and Launderers, 132 Myriie Office Temporar Call between 9-4 pm AAon thru Frl. 291 OUR NEW REALTOR "Our Mlh year Ave., Long Branch. 0440 Ml Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 7418600 ECOLOGY MINDED? I Eves , 542 05*1) SNELLING AND SNELLiNG - World's FORK LIFT DRIVER RECEPTIONIST AND ASSISTANT TO largest employment service, 54 Broad St., Building material yard Minimum two LET US RE-CYCLE ORTHODONTIST - Must type ond tiavp Red Bank, NJ 747-1121. veors experience. Call 634-1100 transportation Write to Box J ??l. The FULLORPARl" TIME: YOU! Doily Register, Shrewsbury, NJ. SPARE TIME WORK - Days, evenings, Mo(awon Lumber- Co RESUWESEFFECTIVELY WRITTEN weekends Work from your home I Sutphin Ave Malowon USE THOSE OLD ORFICE SKILL' I Insure a good interview. Coll d r Person Call 717 1571. 12 5 NEW TEMPORARY JOB AT FULLTIME - Furniture salesperson Ap nel. 847-3501' lor appointment SUPERlNTENDENf — Couple lor garden ply Grant City. Shrewsbury Plaio. Equal RN LPN - Full and part time. 3 II ond II apartment. Good salary, Blue Cross, Blue opportunity employer. ! shift Good starting salary plus company Shield and apartment. Must be sober, re liable ond bondobie Must present high 7 oenetits Call lor appointment. GREEN CLASSIFIED GARDENER - All around n"ondymon. school diploma at interview. Be able to QLSTEN'S GROVE CONVALESCENT CENTER. 774 M'W References moke electrical, plumbing and carpentry Coll early a m . 542 4JM HAZLET 80 Hailet Ave. 264 3131 Daily SrjOO repair-, Call 264 1846 10 3 p m ; closed Frl.l block oft Rt 35. op GAS PUMPERS —TiiTiir poil time Must posile Fields Shopping Cenler SUPERINTENDENT For garden oport be over IB Apply in person only Town & WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT RN's mpnls In Jackson area Good salary, Blue Country Gos. 260 Shrewsbury Ave . Red NEVERAFEE Cross and apartment Must be sober, re- Bonk ONE PERSON OFFICE - LlncroM area CHARGE NURSE liable and bondabie, be able to make elec To assist Internist Port time Temporary trie, plumbing and carpentry repairs. Call Sept.. Oct, Nov Experience required. 741 PEDIATRICS It* 1B46 51. Help Wonted 11 TO 7 SHIFT SUPERVISOR - Experienced in sports OPENING AT TOM 5 FORD - For quol wear Apply JONATHAN LOGAN, I John tied MECHANIC Must have Ford e> STAFF RN'S son Ave , Matuwon 566 9383 ACTION LINE perience Flat rate pay plan, all benefits Grade A mechanic averages 1750 a week MEDICAL/SURGICAL SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 3 to II and up See Jack SIHMngs, Service Man 7 TO 3 SHIFT shift, full or part time, long term. Good op oger,?00Hwy 35, Keyporf porlunity 7414700 MECHANIC PART TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER - TAXI DRIVERS WANTED - Full or port Fast food operation now taking apph COORDINATORS OF lime Call between 9 and !. cations for August employment Apply I PATIENT CARE 7871231 >tince and repan Ol person. Chicken Holiday. 185 E Newman 3TO 11 SHIFT tiatfi-oeiy Springs Rd. Shrewsbury. TELLER PART TIYE ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Previou^experience re Mate, female Experienced, returnee or -- GenefOl office See Virginia. Fetdmar trainee, with cash handling experience or vpnt* O', Electric Supply Co , ?* E Newma quired. Eift^Uent working Sp-ingsRd. Red Bank 7416400 good math aptitude, ond the desire to be o . • • conditions ana\ene(its. Caf .wH a! a growing (manclol house. Fine lo I ni rqittva PART TIME BOOKKEEPER - For retai or apply: :atlon, benefits and salary *ni need ***** HOiH store >n Red Bonk Must be experienced i ledge' and occounts payable Write, glvln A I EMPLOYMENT ApQh A> experience and references, to P O Bo RIVERVIEW HbSPITAL 120 Brood St 741 277? Red Bonk 370. Red Bonk. N J PART TIME KITCHEN HELP - Fas PERSONNEL? DEPT. TRUCK DRIVER food operation Apply m person, Chlcke Union St Rn BoW Jupir* heavy duty trucks Building male Hwy 35 264-8000 Holiday. US E Newman Springs Rd 741 77DOE pering Fully inMrrrit f tj. Irff I Al i OA Gutters K \ • inlUIV 3131 WAWf Hi I SOU With r» The Daily Register 1 Clocks and Watch Repoir PAPERHANGING In ii'intK ' mill building Olson Roofing [HAIRS - With cushions In good sitape preleired no pen All utilities supplied July Aug Sept by weefc or monlh Reo taur uurvarrea Rewuid HJUW'JUI 747 2I4J Hi coii unu;ant! spm Private entrance 1.225 791 1157 sonabie Coll dav-. (21?) 'J6 SltS Evenings ,1 Ask IIIIJ only Alun Sibenan Husky Intiule unswer* WOOD TABLE AND CHAIRS Needs BRADLEY BEACH Ne« luiuiy one (Wt> 531 3514 IHf KIRWAN (O HroMiH /0/ I OST BES1 !• * Blue eyes Rumsan area Re work HO Other furniture bedroom apartment lul'y air conditioned JO Br idur ul Ihf H«d Bunt H V ig SIIU* B wui d 847 53753700 291 2442 alter 4pm ond carpeted Off slieet parking 9M-6639 106. Furnished Rooms III iltT 01 714 2016 135. Commercial Property 72. Goroge/Yard Sales ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Small hole) MERCURY OUTBOARDS 211. Special Notices EAlONTOWN lJi citcSMuiiul building FLY MARKET _ Sol July 20 t a m lot Rooms by week 0> month 7914066 II no Wcikuit! Ckmpui M'Kee null txialv i Ail I NOI L* responsible lor any tfvbls EXCLUSIVELY YOURS answer tan 741 1144 ove» 4000 MJ tl IVb u.i Hi JS Musi srii p m Refreshments IS pet table Buy oad Live m quid elegante. tranquil.ly ond MYHON P KO/ICKY AGENCY. 4k Rt PAUELSBOATS I, nMutredbv myself Thomas selleverylhlng PLAYCARE OF MIDDLE security Oesignei furnished studio eiti ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Single iooi« js tuluntown 544 1400 Eastmond 44 Hudson Ave West Keon. TOWN. Leonordvilie ond East Rd , Bel w'tti kiUnen privileges Mulurr • I Washington St . Rumwin Hi.' > ivt burg lord Ineai Campbell Juni hunt oent'es ond 3'. ioom executive suites Toial living HI an inviting conlempoimv 291 4349 or 79t l«70 lONALOFfltE With 7000 M| M SCOW SAM II willi Iru.ir tl und 150 tiiinioge on Rle }l. Middle ihunipiofi (u» be seen u> Monniouth Bout GARAGE AND RUMMAGE SALE - m alinoiphefe En|Ov o shori Of long stay ATLANTIC HOTEL Keon&buig Nuc lown (deal lor Uodui Lawye< Rral El 21J. Travel - No ieo»es Maid and (men service avail Club. Red Bunk Also SuiHivn li Port Monmouth Rd . East Keonsburg quiel, io!y double vingle looms Caundi y tale, ek In mint condition ood pined lor bual Both in excellent (orKtllion 842 0178 Irom July 1310 July 20 9 a m loVpm able on premise* Very reasonable 787 9817 quuk fcole Foi ml Of motion call 'fl' MSB oi Transportation HARBOUR POINT 6/1 9634 PYRAWA CANOES !4«?0LeonAve Sea BrtgM. N J ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE Studio el AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES LARGE TRUCK 73. Mochinery For Salt Ul 3353 741 1200 feoencies ond executive suites UHra con SCENIC StHVKI (ENTER GOING TOFLORlDA EMPTY MASSE Y FERGUSON BACKHOE - And GARDEN APARTMENT - One bedroom lemporory decor No lease Harbour 137. Lots and Acreoge Hwy 16 Highlands 172 0221 Call 787 0097 between 4 ond I p m luooer excellent condition gas 24 bach Po.nl 1492 Oiean Ave Sea Bright 747 Meat hoi wotc supplied Lease and wcw COLTS NECK Fully wooded waleifioni TROJAN 25 - ElVtM Cluiser IV70 225 noe digs trench almost IS deep SSBOO nty required i!90 a month Absolutely no 3353. 741 1200 211. Instruction Frank Veranoe. 741 7?17 lot. o true island likr paradise ul mountain Cnrybler Sleeps lour galley ilondup pets Adults preferred CoH fo> appoint FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT Suit laurels, pines und hugr oaks One ot u CERTIFIED MATH TEACHER - Will tu 1 head lully equipped fcnellenl condition menl between 10 a m 4 30 p m ONLY able gentleman Kitihen piivlleges Con kind Coll lor information. J D ROCHE Call otter I 741 6184 lor oil levels of moth through grade I? It. Auction Sales 741 Wb vement Red Bonk location Call 747 1611 REALTOR, Hwy i*. Colt! Neck 462 2741 Coll 741 39*1. 9 am to Spm COME ON OVER - To the Middlelown 12 SAILBOAT - And nailer Good rond< HALF OF A DUPLEX - Thiee bedrooms KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly MIDDLETOWN - High on a hill 10 acres nan 1200 LESSONS IN TENNIS Township Police Reserve Ladies Auxiliary Available Aug I V10Q plus utilities Call Sumrnei Festival Auction July 17. 1974. I redecorated, dean 120 per week Near Variance lor lenms tluD H00.000 264 846J AND SPANISH 741 4417 lor appointment bus 787-O9&7 lv p m , Buck Smith k, Polmer Ave . East l think I'm getting seesaw-sick." ELLEN ^HAZELTON 14 FIBERGLAS BOAT - Goad condition Call 222 0401 after 6pm keorisburg Donation SI Tickets sold at HIGHLANDS - Townhouse on hill above KEYPORT — Furnished bedroom with witn teals. 1200 605 Lillle Silver Paint Rd PIANO LESSONS College graduate mu door Some prites ore a lawn mower ocean Scenic view Dining room, but, air. bath Ladies only 185 Second St 13 W River Rd . Rumson 142 3200 Little Silver 747 9562 sic major Experienced leocher Fair from Monmoulh Mowers, food boskets and deck One person 12U B77-OWI Coll 764 7107 131. Houses for Sale money trees A speciol thanks to the 131. Houses tor Sale Member Inter City Relocation Service 16 FIBERGLAS 33 h p electric storter. Haven »42 7121 people ot Action Auction ond Kconsburg KfcANSBURG - New modem three room LEONARDO - Large room overlooking MIDDLETOWN till nailer Fully equipped 11145 Ready tj Bourdwolk furnished apartment Tile kitchen and boy Large closets Private both private go Coll until 10 p m 747 4497 both Of M'eei parking immejftale occu entrance 1120 o month 291 3007 utter t New Bi Levels — Ranches 15 WOODED ACRES parity tlvO per month pluTsecurity p m Beat inflation Near high school Inve&lmenl lermi ?i- 16 FIBERGLAS TRI HULL - With till,I Train For A 77. Pets and Livestock Adults preferred Coll 78? 1730 duon M0.000 /3« 2000 01 671 2108 er 1972 65 ti p Evinrude engine, low MOST DESIRABLE - Large room Pn S34.500- 136,500 hours SI495 Call 842 4099 ADORABLE KITTENS FREf I •"«' KEANSBURG - Small three room oport vote bath Parking Beach Reasonable Low interest rate MIDDLEIOWN TOWNSHIP - iunmr Job As A troined Eight weeks old Thiee tiger, one -nent $140, heat included Coll after 5 p m Hill areo. Densely wooded, approved 16 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - Glass hull on alack. Coll ul ltd Cvtiol location Leonardo 8/3 ill/ 7% approximately Cedar shake or aluminum siding Three uedfooms. T; baths, gameioom. goroge building lot 116.900 Paul P Bovo, Real race legal Chevrolet motor Excellent PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Atr AK.C Rt I KMAN SHORT $370 per mo. Your choice of lots Will build to suit 70 • lor,6713m condition With trailer $2500 528 7724 or Bulldozer KEANSBURG - 2' i rooms, beautifully conditioned Suitable for gentleman oduii 1 HAIRED POINTER PUPPIES — Males ncing available lo qualified buyers MONMOUTH BEACH - Corner lesiden B99 405O remodeled One month security required Call 9 5pm . 747 1041 pays oil on beautiful four-bedroom Colo Good slock Reasonable Call 774 409? 4951SA7 Coil between 9 a m 7pm mat V ; baths. 22' living room with fire Hal building lot. nice area, SI4.IO0 Coll 17 FIBERGLAS - With 85 hp Mercury ROOMS FOR RENT - By week or monlh place, central air. park like yard 5 mm mornings 741 i?v7 PrirKlpali only and accessories. Excellent condition and BLUE BELTON ENGLISH SETTER KEYPORT - Four rooms Modern, quiet, Inquire Monmouth Hotel Seven year old male Loves children Free utes to N Y bus and trains Only 112,500 11000 542 4895 air conditioned Ideal tor two adults 122S 32 Broad Si , Keyport, N j down NAVESIN'K - Five approved building to good home Usedio outdoors Dog including everything 264 7119 or 671 1140 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd . Middletown lots. Division SI Coll 1971 FIBERGLAS SLOOP Halcyon 23 house included Call 7391010. 9 5 p.m. Ask SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM - Full house 291-0JW Sleeps tour. Volvo diesel electronics Fully Heavy tor Roger KEYPORT - Waterlronl tumished three factiliies. Haiiet Call after 5 p.m 671-2544 equipped Excellent condition Coll 842 OCEANPORT - IM»IOO Excellent areo bedroom aportmeni. 2645119 8'/2% approximately OASIS AND OCEAN 5564 after 8 p.m. DOBERMAN PINSC HE R -MdiiTTO Call.739 2MI or Near river Call alter 6 WEST END - Large modern furnished Assumable mortgage for quality Colonial Equipment weeks old, »7S W20 per mo. in Wayside Four bedrooms. V i baths Top 4«3 2611 ^___ 1972 MERCURY - Model 1400 EL 140 h« 741-4134 LARGE - StudiO~room~~!Me~bOth, light room with private bath and entrance SI 70 With power trim Like new condition Con housekeeping Good location Quiet, mo a month 22? 9595 school area, near Rt 18 Tree shaded RUMSON - Build youi dream house on lErViAlF SAINT BE KNARU Two years Only 110,000 down needed to own this lawn Just reduced'to 1/7,000 trots included Coll Ben. 842 5464 lure business person Aug 2 741-0761. treemendous ' 272 lot loaded with trull this)' j acre lot In residential area Operator old, no papers. ISO GREAT DANE. male. WEST END - Private mansion adiatenl irees and surrounding an immaculote Co B42 2720 24 CABIN CRUISER - Chrysler Ace en Train in Your Spare Time ISmonths. AKC slOO Ml 3742 LONG BRANCH~^~fhree roorm^on^both to Monmouth College All privileges 1 ELLENS. HA2ELTON gtne. radio, depth tinder, stand up head, Security required All ulHIHes included 2/9 0698 iontai home with lour bedrooms, I > boths. Realtor WILL TRADE 16 choice building lots in Home Office— Mornstown, Ind I AR OLD MARE - 1350 Com beamed ceiling in living room, formal din aslley In water, ready for summer fun APPROVED FOR VETERANS Coll 870 1678 after 6 p.m. 13 W River Rd , Rumson 847 i200 Florida, eoch 75 • 135' lor local properly Coll 264 O407 pletely sound All shots Will make ex mg room, utility room plus much more Member inter City Relocation Service ot equal value with or without buildings FINANCIAL AND JOB PLACEMENT lellenU Hproiect Coll S3« 57/• mother cat and lovely btackVwhtte, 2'j tmish 760 sq. ft. to suit Central atr August Attoched garage Call, come see Ihis home nished Situated on private beach. Large AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING month old mole kitten Will separate if Call SI3-19SS 1 occupancy. Coll owner, Leo E Mossa. 7% approximately screened in cabana S2S00 Call 291 5110 or JO VENTNOR -.Flyingbrldg*. radio wl"lh today SS7.900 remote depth tinder, compass Sleeps six RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR necessary 291-4265 eves. MIDDLETOWN - Modern three-room Realtor, 946-2600 Eves, 946 8513 ?V1 5221 ^_^_ THE CONDUCT AND OPERATION apartment Large rooms *165 per month $296 per mo. eod, galley, pressure water, 110 and 12 GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTER PUP- INFLATION PRObTOFFlCE SPACE") r OF A FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR plus electric Security required. 717 3412. 1 io«55 ~FurnlshedT A«usT Be~rmived~Besl oil refrigerator, 210 Chrysler power Coll PIES - Six weeks old 1150 lor males. SI25 Paying more tor your utilities but en|oying Hoziet ranch 3 or 4 bedrooms, I 1 boths, WATERBURY otter ler 6pm 741-7583 THE BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH for females. Call 291-3653 after 6 p.m. MODERN APARTMENTS them less? Guaranteed no increoses In 22 living room, formol dining room, eat in 717 7023 belween 82 pm PUBLIC NOTICE rent for up to 3 full years Includes all utili- kitchen, basement, mony extras. A real CHRIS CRAFT 1955 — Owner must sell PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that GREAT DANE PUPS - AKC. Bluef!™ M«ar transportation AGENCY Coll 49$ 0416 ties plus dally cleaning and on site park- buy, only 112.000 down Don 1 miss this 1970 DELTA — On lot In Holly Hill Park co maker on note 2 week special only — the foregoing Ordinance was introduced block females Reasonable ing. 272-3000 one Realtor 47 Years 6t Service Insuror 12x60 Extra large bedroom Beautiful in .500 Appraised ot 19000 stale Marina, 62 Maple Ave 717 3500 Red Bank at a Meeting of Ihe Mayor ond Council of 739 2640 NEW SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom un tenor and furnishings Including TV, wash orked River 536 5553 536 5300 the Borough of union Beach, In the furnished apartment HBO per month plus OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE ^~o7^ GREAT DANE PUPS - AKC. BLACK. LITTLE SILVER - Two floors, 1800 sq ft er, dryer, air conditioning, shed Call 495 County ot Monmouth New Jersey, held utHHies Coir/4l-aO80. ideal location for small business or profes lers you, the home buyer, a selection ot an the 27th day of JUNE. 1974, and Pub Beautiful Reasonable sional office. Call 842-7070, After 5.30, ?22 8% approximately over 2000 homes In every price category 154. Recreational Vehicles 946 8055 OCEAN GROVE - Beochfront. Lovely lie Hearing on said Ordinance was held, S490 S368 per mo. and style The Berg Agency. Rt 3S. Mld- OTOR HOME — 24 Winnebego Chiel at which time all persons interested year-round unfurnished apartment. Three dletown 671 1000 140. Real Estate Wonted HALF PERSIAN KITTENS newly decorated rooms with porch Heat, MATAWAN - Large one room office in In. 1971. 413 Dodge Sleeps six. Air condi were given on opportunity to be heard. Free to good homes water included in rental price. Call 747 modern air conditioned building, all utili- Beats renting. Huge three bedroom b'lev P6RT~MONMOUTH — Ttuee bedrooms, HOUSES OR LAND oned Generator rVtonomatic Fully The dforesdld Ordlndnce was finally 747 5218 1797. ties Included. el In mint condition. Immediate occu- two oaths Goroge I Cash for your house or land quipped One owner Never rented. Al- passed and adopted on the llth day of pancy Loaded with extras. Family kitch Call 787 1300 THE KIRWAN CO Realtor oys garaged tlO.SOO 842-0192. JULY, 1974 HIMALAYAN AND SIAMESE KITTENS VAN S AGENCY, Realtor en, tuM.dming room, paneled den, Pi ONE BEDROOM- From H80 and up Strathmore Professional Building 160 Hwy 36 West Keansburg, N J MARYSABIK All colors Also stud service. Coll Tom. Efficiencies at J1S5 baths, utility room, two-car garage S15.5OO 7174600 SCOTTY ALL METAL TRA7LER - mar Cattery. 938 2741 Rt. 34, Maiawon 566 1881 REALLY GREAT BUY eeps five. Stove, heater, icebox, toilet, Borough Clerk KEYPORT GARDENS 264-8313 down and you move in. July 15 UN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Looking Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch Den and LISTINGT6F~BETTER HOMES— fn c. for compact car. 1600 741 7039. HORSE — Hunter prospect Excellent RED BANK AREA - Three-room apart- Keonsburg Middlelown Hazlel Holmdel pleasure Chestnut. 15 hands Soddle ond tor a professional or businessman to oc gameroom. Excellent New Shrewsbury i TRAVEL TRAILER - Sell-contain • NOTICI ment. Private home and entrance Nice cupy two small offices off Route 36. near areo. VA-oppraised at much higher price THE SMOLKO AGENCY N7-OI23 tack Included. Sacrifice. 946-3572. neighborhood. Single businessperson. Util- . Heat, hot Mater Large refrigerator. 3- ORDINANCE NO 171 senior citizen housing — 1190 per month, Won t lost long at . 142,900 SELLING YOUR HOME? oy lights. 11,250.741-2425. ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI HORSESl)OARDEO^~l30 ocrei, 14-horse ities Included 1180 per month 747-9364 af- minimum one year lease Paul P Bovo, ter 6:30 p.m. WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH NANCE ENTITLED AN ORDI barn, outside hunt course. Somshlre Realtor, 671 2544 ACADEMY WATERBURY FAN TRAVEL TRAILER - Sleeps NANCE FIXING SALARIES, WAGES. Stobles J11S per. Morgonvllle. 591-9212. RED BANK GARDEN APARTMENTS - CLOVER REALTY 364 7400 ght, sell contained llOOOtlrm. AND FEES OF EMPLOYEES ANO AGENCY 741 0854 . HORSES — Four registered appolooso One-bedroom, 1190. Two-bedroom, S210. NOW RENTING-RED BANK BOROUGH OFFICIALS OF THE horses tor sole. No reasonable offer re- Heat, hot water supplied. One month's 90 MONMOUTH STREET 966 Hwy 36, Hazlet AGENCY 63 SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER - BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH, fused. Call 513-3091 or 566-0175. security and lease are required. Adults Realtor 47 Years ot Service Insurer eeps eight. Sink. oven, stove, Icebox and MONMOUTH COUNTY. NEW JER- Corner Hwy 35 (Maple Ave.) One of the 62 Maple Ave. 747 3500 Red Bank I SEY. FOR THE CALENOAR YEAR preferred Positively no pets. Call 10:30 to most elaborate, comfortable ond con- RECREATIONAL orlable potty. Excellent condition 1800 IRISH SETTER — Male. I'I years old, 4:30only. 741-2975. 739-2222 RED BANK - 43 Elm PI. Beautiful three- all after 4 p.m. 495-0324. 1974, ADOPTED MAY 9. 1974 AKC registered. J75. COM otter 7 p.m. 787- venient office-store complexes In Mor. RED BANK — Spacious 511 room pen- mouth County. Stores from 700 sq. ft. to jedroom, Uj-bath Colonial with paneled PUBLIC NOTICE 6730. recreation room Wall to-wall carpeting 71 14 TAG A LONG TRAILER — Sleeps PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that thouse apartment overlooking the Naves- 5000 sq ft. Office suites from 1000 sq. ft. to DEEP WATER-RUMSON a ur Heater, stove, Ice box. toilet and ex- 151. Bicycles/Mini Bikes KING & QUEEN GROOMING SALON Ink River Also efficiency and two bed- 4000 sq. ft. Entire building central air throughout. Two-car garage. Beautifully the foregoing Ordinance was introduced Bulkhead, dock, platform, three slips, on as Coll after 5. 542-9370. at a Meeting ot the Mayor ond Council ot Professional all breed grooming. Free room apartments. Luxury building. Air (zoned) with new self-service elevator. the Shrewsbury Charming three bedroom, ondscaped 134.500 U2-4029. BICYCLE—Lady slhreespeed Immaculate. S45 the Borough of Union Beach. In the pickup and delivery Open 7 days 8 am to conditioned, Call 842-4865 Two acres of unlimited free parking by two-bath home. Living room with lire- -Attractive Louisiana Colonial I pm. 826-9610. landlord. Competitive rentals. Minimum 142 5311 155. Sports Equipment County of Monmouth. New Jersey, held place, dining room, den, gomeroom A on one acre in prime area. Asking M5.000 on the 27th day of JUNE. 1974. ond Pub RED BANK - Three room furnished one year lease. Utilities by tenant. July 1, must see Asking 159,900. MINIATURE HORSES - Perfect back- apartment, Utilities Included. SUITABLE 1974 occupancy. Coll owner, Wolter Zinv Contact owner 842 1261 or 544-9000 URF BOARD 6 - Dewey Weber. Square lie Hearing on sold Ordinance was held. yard pets. Gentle. Easy to care for. Eat FOR MATURE BUSINESS COUPLE, Con- 152. Boats and Accessories ack. $50 Call otter 6pm ot which lime oil persons interested merer & Son, 842-1520 or 946-3400. RAY 1721787 little. Only 1100 eoch. 946-8786. venient location. No pets. One month secu- BIG DISCOUNTS — On*new boot trail were given on opportunity to be heard. rity required. S200. Coll 747-10M. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE RUMSON ers. Boat House. Sea Bright Open Mon The aforesaid Ordinance was linoiiy MINIATURE RED DACHSHUND - Very Rt.35. Holmdel, N.J. passed and adopted on the llth day of rare. 3 months. AKC. Good with children RED BANK — Three rooms. Spacious COLONIAL through Frl , 9 to 9, Sat , Sun, 8 to 5:30. 642 J54. Swimming Pool! 671-9050 after 6 p.m. VAN HORN 2211. JULY. 1974. 872-0752 Very clean. Furnished Downtown loco OOL — 16x4, with lundeck. filter, OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys AGENCY — REALTORS THREE BEDROOMS, FIREPLACE MARYSABIK BLUE JAY - Flberglas No. 5110 EK hemicals. chain link fence. Originally Borough Clerk OLDE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - With pa- 741-8281 for appointment tol Brook Professional Building, Eaton- Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. BEAUTIFUL BIG YARD cellent racing record. Former club Cham ver 1500 $200 or best offer. Also used 30 pers, female, four months old, house- town. Approximately 404 sq, ft 1145 per 747-4100 jal water softener. S40 6716483. B04 River Rd Fair Haven EXCELLENT CONDITION pon Two sell of soils. Trailer M50 842 July IS >7D2 broken, originally S225. tor $150 291-5040. RED BANK — Three-room apartment month. Also suite ot 648 sq. ft . 1295. Call IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 4943 Walk to transportation Air conditioned Ms. Bosselmann, 542-2236. SHIH TZU - Brown ond gray. male. AKC ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE $180 Includes all utilities. 741 7748. 146.900 • LUC JAY — lit! Whitney. Fully registered, six months old. OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles" ESTATE AREA-RUMSON equipped 1972 Cox trailer. 1973 mast 264 0283 RED BANK - Three rooms and bath sional building. Choice location. Approxi Ready to sail 1675 Call 142 2771 Near R R. station. Private entrance. Un- Three + acres. Beautiful grounds Three- SIAMESE CATS - Seal Point Three furnished. Security. 741-7092 matelyBOOsq ft. Coll 747-3730. spacious bedrooms. 3'j boths. Living CABIN CRUISER - OwenYTf libergTa? moles, three females, eight weeks old PROFESSIONAL~6FFICE - Four rooms, room, dining room, kitchen. Paneled base- ALLAIRE- 1961. B0 np Volvo inboard, head S900 84? Also eight-week old Chocolate Point male, RED BANK — Two rooms and both. Fur- ment with full kitchen, den and fourth bed 9548 nished. Security. Suitable for single per newly renovated, near Riverview Hospital, three-year old Seal Point female and one- 635 sq.ft. Call 74I-2OO0- room. Lovely in-ground pool, fenced in year-old Seal Point mole. All utter- son 741-8811. immediate possession. Call now. Asking E VE RYTHINGTOSTHE BOATMAN ~ PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUltT- trained MS eoch 229-7792 between 12-5 ond RED BANK - Two-bedroom apartment. 195,000 FARROW 6-9. Ground tloor, suitable tor doctor or den- BOATMAN'S SHOP 1200 per month plus utilities, with one tist, at 333 Brood St., Red Bank. 747-3730, 9 Realtor New Jersey s Largest TWO WELL BRED BEAGLES - Broken month's security. Available Aug. 1. No a.m. to S p.m. Marine Supply House pets. Call A. Brush, 741-237). WATERBURY 294 Broad St. Red Bank in for hunting AKC registered. $17S each. RED BANK - One "room office, all utili 741-3450 24 Whart Ave. 741 $780 Red Bank Coll 787 1863 RED BANK - Unfurnished. Greentree ties Air conditioned WS per month. 747- Open doily 9-6 Apartments. 139 Spring St One-bedroom AGENCY Call anytime USED TWO HORSE SHOOP TRAILER 2706. Realtor 47 Years of Service -Insoror apartment. Available Immediately. Colt SHREWSBURY — Classic English Tudor, BOS^N WHALER - Glastron, Sport 11000 RED BANK — Professional office space 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bonk Call 431-2550 tor appointment. 74139S3. approximately one acre wooded lot In- craft, Seacratl. Stinger. Johnson, OMC available In prime business district. Ap- EXCELLENT BUY cluding fish pond Four bedrooms, full dry Vtercuiser, Volvo. Boat trailers WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERD - Male 7 SEA BRIGHT - Three-room opariment" proximately 800 sq. ft. second floor above Colonial style home featuring three bed- cellar, two screened poCches, dark hard- months old. oil shots, good disposition, On bus line and near shopping center, retail business. Central atr conditioning rooms, living room, kitchen with pantry, Phone 870 1657 after 5pm wood floors Buttonwood Drive. Shrews loves children 175 7871895. Formerly occupied by a dentist. Municipal charming Colonial hallway, front and bock bury U\ 3412 parking across the street. Clean and rea porch Apple ond maple trees 139.900. SEA BRIGHT — Three huge bedroom sonabie. Call 741-0600. TRANSFERRED. 0^~JUST~6 U T- FLAGSHIP 80. Merchandise Wanted apartments. Brand new. Available now WALKER 8. WALKER GROWING YOUR HOME? - Call or ipa Suitable for adults. Coll us lor details REO BANK - 12 Brood St. Single~room Realtors write for your complimentary copy of Ap- Atlantic HighlandMunicipasl Marine Basin 291 2631 AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS — Any makes, McCUE INC . Realtor, W2 2760 offices from 150 sq. ft, and office suites up condition, ports 1300 lor Lionel No 381. Hwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury pleBrook's monthly Homes for Living STUplO~APARTMENT — Keyport. Air to 1000 sq. ft Completely modern building magazine Otters pictures, prices, descrip con 41! thru 416 774 3710 with central oir All day parking, two FAIR HAVEN — LOWly lOCatlM Two lions, APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real conditioned, modem, quiet 1175 including bedroom home. Wi baths, living room, for 213. instruction AAA ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED everything 264-2119 or 671-1140. blocks. Attorneys, sales organizations, en tors. 9M) Hwy IS, Middletown 4n 2300 Furniture, paintings, cut glass, art, gmeers, etc. All utilities by landlord. mal dining room, kitchen Family room THREE ROOMS - And bath Heat, hot Ready to move in rentals from $55 per with fireplace, screerted-in porch, two-car bronzes, clocks, porcelains, rugs Jewelry garage Principals only. 741-2152. NAME YOUR PRICE water furnished Highlands monlh, minimum one year lease. Walter Zimmerer & Son, owners, 842 1520 or 946 UNBELIEVABLfc INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Coll%4-4005 GOLFERS DREAM"" 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 7417474 3400. RoomSW, I^Brood St. Red Bonk, Sitting on property ot over one-half acre in WATERFRONT - Furnished three room This beoutiful tour bedroom, three full Rumson is this lovely brick ranch with two apartment Private patio. Monthly, week- STORE FRONT OFFICES FOR RENT~- bath, central atr conditioned home, Is with- bedrooms, one bath, PLUS all furnishings in sut> a «at living room with tiipplwc Nil in kitchen you muK ma la b*>*v* o" th* Niwiinli rivtf Central air conditlontd. paneled den. large bedrooms I MAHNS BROS. 24 hour doorman, Indoor parking, awtmmmg pool marina, larrac* TV Alto 3 room «wli Approi«n«u One car garage Mony extra* ul only ly4?0Sq II 131,500 THE KIRWAN CO . Realtor IV tacurtly I Mdroom Ham it %270, ? 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MOMS*? MM «*M»M Shop mall hearing continued OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Planning Board will continue hearings on Aug 7 on an ap- plication fur a $15 million shopping mall on a 132 acre site at the intersections of Kts 35, W and IK Two of the five major occu pants of the proposed Sea view Square shopping com- SAVINGS WORTH plex will be Sears. Roebuck and Steinbach Al the board's last meeting. CUTTING UP FOR Henry Ney, a Freehold engi- neer for the developer, the FOODTOWN Goodman Co of Allentown, Pa., said the 132 million square feet of buildings and parking area will be built over the sanitary landfill now on the property To prevent any landfill re- fuse from entering a stream which flows into Deal Lake. SUPER COUPONS Mr. Ney said, the developer Save 34- will remove most of the trash to a depth of 40 feet, refill, grade and compact the land HELLMANN'S ,„„, In response to a request by Richard Hogan of Ocean MAYONNAISE •" 79 Grove, representing the ad With Thli Coupon and »S purchat* hoc Deal Lake Commission, ii m (•«" **utii IHI m imm m «*" for an environmental impact Hi, CaHp |X M| M In Mi 9 rt| study, Mr. Ney said the studs- C is not needed. CUP THIS rnuproTt^K ^ 8- Steven Levy, Environment- al Commission chairman, said commission members K.S. IMT IMI. Wild Wi».|i are waiting for information C GRAND OPENING on the shopping mall plan QUARTERED CHICKEN BREASTS » 49 QUARTERED CHICKEN LEGS <>49° Save 20' from the developer be-fore 14Ji. Chcioi loMlm l*tf (Witcr MM) Foodtown forming conclusions about the Thick project's impact. CORNED BEEF BRISKET Cut Ib. MEDIUM WHITE ^9 Wall Township John Simon, of Allentown. ao Pa., the traffic consultant for Troplcana Fr«(h With This Coupon Highway 35 project, said the state has ap- EGGS " proved the relocation of a [& 18th Ave. traffic light now at Roller TUES., JULY 16th Road and Rt. 66 to a point 110 A.M. near the Monmouth County ORANGE ( National Bank office, where the entrance and exit from the mall will be. carton Harry B. Tumen, represent- ing the Goodman Co., said a FriM (11 iz. en *)&•*»« new occupant will take over Mmtatop* the present Sears, Roebuck S-st CALIFORNIA building on Rt. 66 in Neptune HOT DOG ROLLS M ORANGE JUICE The lawyer also said the de- MMI CARROTS «„,,».. cow- veloper will widen Neptune's Mo. 10 at. West Mall Drive, which joins bo. 79° TASTI-FRIES Rt. 66 from the south. WAX DETERGENT FfUM Suis Eft Tisti The architect for the proj- Frisk fKtMiztf mnmH ect, Leonard Evantash of Philadelphia, said the en- •1* FRIES or PUFFS closed mall will contain at GALLON MILK M least 150 shops in an area con- twaMfafMuiMr! nected to the five major stores. UarMlrmllbmFruEGG BEATERSN '•'•.' 79' COTTAGE CHEESES 20 retire feMMMtMSLICED MEATS ••' 39' from faculty PlM IT PlMtiS 12 ClHC kit at fort M&MCANDIE! Flutlc FT. MONMOUTH - Twenty area residents with BARB QUE A, years of government service mog, FOR A DISCOUNT SNACK TRAYS .«>.ZS ranging from 43 to 21 years ^ WHERE IT COUNTS have retired from the faculty •hikM "-— II •••••f BkeMslata "S- CHECK OUT THE NEW of the U.S. Army Commu- «M>, w PMM Stwiknri _ _ nications Electronics School. FOOD STAMP NABISCO COOKIES 79 Plump & Juicy California They are Vincent Brady, PROGRAM Uoi.pkg. Toms River; Harry K. Brown V Save 42 Jr., New Shrewsbury; Frank RED PLUMS M. Cheney, New Monmouth: Edward J Conk, Rumson; WAN Frank T. Haas, West Long Branch; Alfred Hawkins. Old COFFEE Bridge; Mrs. Margaret Hen- drickson, River Plaza; Mrs Beatrice Kendzia. Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Rae Litlen- berg. Long Branch; Frank B. Marchlon, Wayside; Joseph J. McArdle, Eatontown; Mrs Lutlous Sw*«t Sylvia McLamb, Long Branch; Richard Nortz. Mid- Save 30 dletown; James W. Stone, BING CHERRIES Shrewsbury; Merle Stouffer, Long Branch; Melvin J. Tide UPTON mann, Neptune; Thomas W Turley, West Long Branch; m BAGS Mrs. Thelma Watson. Mata- wan, and Josephine and Fred Weigand, West Long Branch.

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thefts probed (20 oi.) Froi»n Iroccoll Flor»ntln«, KEANSBURG - Police arc V»g«tobl« D*l Sol, Mllono or OrUnt PEACHES looking for a person or per- sons who broke into the high STOKELY school Wednesday night and stole two typewriters and a VEGETABLES radio. Detective Sgt. George W Foodtown Froi*n Preston Jr. said the intruders got in by removing a window in the principal's office. An janitor discovered the items were missing at B a m yes- JUICE terday. The high school's par- "In your house i«r>« tial alarm, Sgl. Preston said, Uv 44-1 lint wit ( Soft Schlckhaui" Moat or •*•! didn't alert police to the MUWELL *" IMPERIAL Ib. break-in. With Ttili Coupon' MAR6ARINE With This Coupon SCHICKHAUS J ' n»patMtallr.C«»M|H» C come tax In St. Leo's Lady of I* 01. * wnI?iT Dlthwaah'inVPow4«g r * cenlalnw SCMCK Fatlma Hall Tuesday al 8:15 CALOONITE p.m. With n.U Couron RAZDBBlAttS^ M'otfourrofular lanprli* C*H««a gin" at BMfta**>»w« Iwiwiiwifcg t A representative of the • t4 IW. jJ7»* «rf» tari W tll Cum >>M Mr 111. II ••• 'II II A state Department of Taxation r , will explain the proposed lax LLif IMl>COUPON CUP THI> COUPON 1», ». jfr C*« IH-II >•• I l| 1-4' ciiPTHitCOUPON 1»;.»; < and answer questions PrkM •ffwtlv* thru tofur«ay July 20. Not r«4Mfitlbl* (or ty»ttflrafhlc*l •rrer*. *»omk«r Twin County